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Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
Manderson Party
to Use Other Boats

Omaha people who were on the Olympic
when It was struck by the English war
vessel have been heard from and all are
we'll
Gould Dietz received two csblegrams
from his brother. c. n. Dietz, the first
yesterday morning. stating they were all
we'll and in London. He received a second
cablegram in the afternoon stating they
would sail September Is on the Frederick
W H Huholz, vice president OF the
Omaha National bank, received . mes
sage from Senator Millard that he would
sail on the Victoria Sunday evening. No
word was received from Senator Mander-
SON These messages give the impression
that the party Is broken up and will be
compelled to come home on different
boats. The party consisted Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. n. Dietz, General and Mrs c. F.
Manderson and Senator and Miss Aillard.
Mr. Dietz wires he will be in London for
a week.
Passengers Land at Cherhourg.
CHERBOURG, Sept. I.-some OF those
who had booked passage on the steamer
Olympic from this port found aecommoda-
tions on the Kaiser Wilhelm II. which
sailed today for New York These in
cluded Charles Page Bryan. recently ap-
pointed American ambassador 10 Japan,
and Mrs. stephen B. and Miss Elkins.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
GROSSCUP CHARGES THEFT
Judge Says Papers Were Stolen from
Office of His Former Secretary.
WILL WITHHOLD RESIGNATION
Until Threatened Charges
Against Him Are Made
and Answered.

CHICAGO, Sept 2L-Peter 5. Grosscup,
presiding Judge of the United states cir
cult court of appeals for the northern
district of Illinois, announced today that
he will not send his resignation to Pres
ident tart Gntf1 the threatened publica-
ton Of charges and criticisms of his
judicial career have been made and he
has taken action to vindicate himself.
The jurist declared he would invite a
far-reaching investigation of his official
conduct.
That a former government secret serv-
ice agent who is reported to have shad-
owed Judge Grosscup for two years OBJ
tanned important papers in the possession
OF Marshal E. Sampsell, former private
secretary to the Judge and one of the
receivers Of the Union Traction company
by breaking into sampsen's downtown
office was charged today by Judge Gross
cup and Mr.. sampsell.
Il shall follow the course best caIcu-
lated to vindicate my integrity before
the public" said Judge Grosscup. From
what Mr.. Sampsell told me today some
body must have robbed his office to get
certain private papers, OF which photo
graphs were shown him No one need
loot my office, for I will show every
thing. They we're trying 10 show a con-
nection between him and me He re-
ceived $4,000 a year as receiver and If
anyone can show he got more il will be
a great surprise to me.
When Theodore Roosevelt was presi-
dent I demonstrated with him for put
ting a complaint against me in the files
of the Department of Justice and said
he had no more right to DO that than I
had 10 file a libel against him with the
clerk Of the court. Roosevelt said he must
put it somewhere and finally told me he
had put it in with the nasty letters he
received about himself
Judge Grosscup declared that the pub
lished statement that the decision Of
the United states circuit court OF ap-
peals overrulng the $2e, ,OO00o0 fine in the
Standard OIL company case was known
IN Wall street a day before II was read
in court could be substantiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
STIMS0N WILL VISIT ARMY
POSTS ON MEXICAN BORDER

KANSAS CITY, sept. n.-Henry L
Stimson. secretary Of war, was In this
for a short time today on his way 70
make a tour Of the army posts along the
Mexican border. he W. accompanied by
Major General Leonard Wood chiAf OF
staff OF the United States army and Cap
tain y r. Mccoy
4 believe the president IN being more
and more appreciated in the east" the
secretary said. The people are beginning
20 realize that he is quietly and sf-
feettyely accomplishing results Senator
La toilette is not strong In the east
Governor Wilson OF New Jersey is very
strong man"
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
BEATRICE INSTITUTE is
IN UNSAFE CONDITION
Frou a staff Correspondent }

LINCOLN. Neb., Sept. 21.-(Special)-A
report filed by Burd r Miller, inspector
and supervisor Of state buildings under
the law passed AT the suggestion Of Gov
ernor Aldrich, yesterday gave the infor-
nation that the administration building
OF the Beatrice Institute for Feeble
Minded Youth is in a dangerous condi-
ton and in his opinion liable to collapse
at any time
The state building official urges the re-
moval Of the top story and the placing OF
a new roof on the building in order TO
prevent the loss Of life ard save the state
large sum Of money.
He estimates the cost Of the work will
be about s. 900
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
HUNT DECLARES
MAN NOT KIMMEL
Andrew ]. Hunt, Formerly of
Omaha, Pays Visit to Niles,
Mich, to See Him.
DOES NOT REMEMBER NAMES
Supposed KImmeI il Not Able to An
swer Questions ResardinE Time
He Boarded with Hunts
Family Here,

KANSAS CITY, Sept. IA special to
the Star from Niles. Mich, says: Andrew
]. Hunt. president Of the New Ere Mill
ing company Of Arkansas City, Kan, met
today the man who says he is George
Kimmel. After an interview of half an
hour, MIR. Hunt declared positively that
the man was not Kimmel.
Mr.. Hunt had known Kimmel for years
before the latter disappeared. Kimmel
boarded at Hunts home in Omaha for a
year. Kimmel taught Hunts daughter.
Helen, to talk. In Arkansas City, Hunt
and his family lived at the same hotel
with Kimmel, Hunt and Kimmel went
hunting and swimming together many
times They were intimate friends.
Hunt and a reporter for the Kansas
City Star came to Niles together today
and at noon saw the mysterious man at
the home of Harry Fox, where he is
staying. The man released from prison
was half reclining in a morris chair.
he got up and shook hands with the
reporter Hunt stood silent and the man
stared at him.
DO you know who l am" asked Hunt
The man stepped closer and looked into
his face.
No he said Il do not know you"
Take a good look and be sure" said
Hunt
i don't know you" said the man; and
he sat down IN his chair and leaned
back Hunt sat down. too.
I'm Andy Hunt" said the miller
from Kansas.
NO you are not" replied the man
7 am"
Is that so? Wen. you have changed. 9"
Not a bit; I look Just as 1 always did
I came here 10 ask you a few questions. .
All right ask them"
Docs Not Remember Names.
Do you know my wife's name?'
IT'S Mayone."
Hunt shook his head
Its AIarge he said
You ought 70 remember that because
you we're as familiar with II as YOU wera
with the names Of your mother and sis
ter"
what's the name of my little girl?"
asked Hunt
Il don't remember
You ought TO recall that you taught
her the first words she ever spoke in
telHgently."
4 can't recall II
Her name is Helen, said Hunt.
II had forgotten it, the man SAID.
Tell me where we lived in Omaha ?.
asked Hunt
We lived on Miami street 1 lived
next door TO you there. and then We
moved 10 Maple street but / can't re-
member whether moved with you or
you with u.s.
Hunt was trying to find out IL the man
would recall boarding with him for a
year in Omaha, but the man did not
recall H. 81 last Hunt said:
Did you ever board with me?''
Yes, yes; in Omaha and in Arkansas
City; we al ate at the same table at the
Gladstone hotel
Mother stiII in Doubt
NILES Mich. Sept 21-Only more pug
zling circumstances resulted today from
a conference Mrs. Estera Kimmel had
with the man who represents himself TO
be George A. Kimmsl, her son. who Mrs
Kimnel says, died years ago
AftAr carefully questioning the man.
the aged woman said she was as much In
doubt as ever. The nswcomsr's hands
and facial expression were not only not
like those OF her son. but were radically
different. she said. Yet. she could not
account for many early incidents in Niles
which he recOunted.
The fact that ''Kimmel' has Just Sc
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
TATTERSHALL CASTLE TO
BE MOVED TO LONG ISLAND

LONDON. Sept Alt was announced
today that Tattershall ,Bstle in Lincoln
shire dating from the middle of the fif-
teen century. has been purchased by an
American millionaire The old castle Will
be pulled down and re-erected on Long
Island Tattershau castle was erected
by Lord Cromwall, lord treasurer to King
Henry VI. about the years l43s-144s and
has been described as probably the finest
specimen Of medieval brick work in the
United Kingdom.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22

Net opposition gain. "a.
The opposition gained heavily nthe
naratiule provinces and in Ontario, while
IL barely held it's own in the provinces OF
Quebec. where the conservatives, with
only sixteen out of stxty-five districts
unreported. gained six seats
The liberals apparently swept sss-
katehewan. Early returns showed the fol-
lowing liberals leading by large majori.
ties;
Assbaibors. ruriff Battleford. Cham
paeue Regina. Martin. Humboldt. Neely;
saltcoats. AIcNutt. Mackenzie. Cash
Mckay. conservative. leads in Prince
Alberta; Bathwell. conservative leads
slightly Ia Moose Jaw and Mclean. but
outside votes were pulling down the city
naiorities in the liberals" favor.
In Manitoba the liberals had the fol-
loving seats: Liegar, Greenway, Dau-
phin, Cruise. Proveacher. Molloy.
The conservatives led In Siinnedosa.
Brandon and Portage La Prairie BY the
city vote
Esriy returns showed five conservative
ssins IN Ontario cities as follows: South
Ontario. ?; Ottawa. Brantford and Kings
ton. with no liberal gains. One hundred
ard six towns and cities in Ontario gave
najor4ties agaist reciprocity.
Returns from Halifax indicated the de-
feat Of Opposition Leader Borden and
his running mate, Crosby, by two gov
ernment men.
Mackenzie King. minister Of labor was
aefeated in Berlin.
Sir Frederick Borden, minister OF mill
tia, liberal was defeated in Kings county
by A De W Forester conservative, by
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
C0NFESSEs TRAIN ROBBERY
TO GET PART or REWARD

NEENAH. Wis, Sept. a-The local
police took into custody today a stranger
who says be is one Of the trio OF train
robbers who held up and robbed the
Northern Pacific fast passenger train at
Buffalo y. D., several weeks ago. He
goes by the names Of Pat Grove ana
John Young. he claims. The sum Of s12.-
go was stolen from the express car a.
the time Of the robbery and the engineer
was shot. A reward OF $1,000 was offered
for the arrest Of the tho.
IL is expected an officer win arrive
here tomorrow from Buffalo to Identity
the man, who says he has served time in
Illinois state prison for robbery He
says he was nearly crazed from fear that
some one might shoot him In trying for
the $1,000 reward.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
RURAL LETTER CARRIERS
CHANGE CONSTITUTION

MILWAUKEE,. Sept a.-The consti-
tuition was changed today by the national
convention OF rural letter carriers re-
dueing the annual from IS cent sto 80
cents per capita In lieu Of annual salary
Of SIS TO members Of the executive COM
mittee railroad fare 70 and from con-
Iation city will hereafter be paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
LARGE VOTE ALL OVER NATION
Great Interest Aroused in Every
Section in Election.
RETURNS COMING IN RAPIDLY
Results from First Days voting in
NeighborinE Country Indicate
Government Cannot Get
working Majority.
BULLETIN.

TORONTO Sept. n.-At s:45 o'clock the
Toronto Globe. leading liberal organ.
conceded the defeat OF the liberal govern
nent Its summary was: Conservatives
"a: liberals. IS. Conservative gain, 40;
liberal gain. IL.
MONTREAL. Sept A-Three hours
after the closing Of the polls the steady
addition Of gains Of seats to the con-
servative column. with the west aside
from Manitoba largely unreported. indi-
Gated the practical certainty OF the de-
feat OF the Laurier government.
six of the government ministers failed
to SCI IRE reelection. They are William
Patter An, minister of customs; MacKen-
zie King. minister of labor; William
Fielding, minister Of finance; sr Fred
erck Borden. minister Of militia; Sidney
Fisher, mnster Of agriculture @ P
Graham, minister Of railways.
At s.45 o'clock the returns showed 80
liberals and % opponents elected. net
gain Of "a for the opposition. as follows:
To Be Prov Govt Oppn Govt OPP n
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
Boxes ofO'Brien S
Candy.

Dalzell S Ice Cream Bricks.
Base Ball Tickets.
All are given away free To
those who find their names in
the want ads.
Read the want ads every day.
your name will appear soma.
time. maybe more than once.
No puzzles 70 solve nor sub
scriptions 70 get-just read the
want ads,
Turn to the want ad pages
there you will find nearly every
business house in the city rep
resented.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
NEW LINES IN
MAIL DIVISION
Second Assistant Postmaster General
Makes Public His Official
Order.
CHANGES MADE IN THE SERVICE
VIII Be Announced LAter-Many
Lines fro,u sixth and Sew
enth Division.
F'rom a staff Correspondent


WASHINGTON, D. c.. Sept. A--(spe-
eial Telegram )-Second Assistant Post
master General Joseph Stewart in an or
der made public today, announces
changes in railway postoffice. express
poupch and electric lines and transfer
clerks offices to be transferred to the
fourteenth divisional headquarters at
OMAHA.
This order will affect all railway lines
or other methods of carrying the mails
in the state Of Nebraska, Colorado and
wyoming.
The creation Of the fourteenth division
will also affect all railway mail employees
in three states comprising the new
division. The Inauguration Of the division
will be announced later.
The order in its entirety follows;
From the sixth division railway post
office lines.
Alliance and Denver.
Alliance and Guernsey.
Auburn and Crete.
Aurora and kearney.
Aurora and Sargent.
Billings and 1htrmopolis
Bloomfield and Wayne
Chadron and Lander.
Cheyenne and Pocattello.
Columbus and Albion.
Columbus ana Lincoln.
Columbus and Spalding.
Crofton and WakeIleld.
Deadwood and Chadron
Deadwood and Edgemont.
Emerson and Norfolk Junction
Fairmont and Chester.
Fairmont and Endicott
Fort Dodge and Omaha
Frannie and Cody.
Fremont and Hastings
Hayfield and Omaha
Holdrege and Sterling.
Kearney and Galway.
Lincoln and Billings.
Lincoln and Concordia.
Lincoln and Kansas city.
Ldnwood and Superior.
Loup CITY and Grand Island.
McCook and Imperial.
Missouri Valley and Lincoln.
Nebraska City and Holdrege.
Norfolk and Columbus,
Norfolk Junction and Colon1e
North Platte and Northport
Oelwin and Omaha.
Omaha and Auburn.
Omaha and Benson.
Omaha and Grand Island
Omaha and Oakdale.
Omaha and Ogden.
Omaha and Schuyler.
Omaha and South Omaha
ord and Grand Island
Orin and Cheyenne.
Orleans and St Francis
Palmer and Burwell.
Red Oak ard Lincoln
Republican City and Oberlin-
Ruio and Atchison.
St Joseph and Oxford.
sioux city and Lincoln.
sioux CITY and Omaha.
Sioux City and O'Neill.
Sioux civ and Wynot.
Sterling and Cheyenne,
Stromsburg and Alma
Union and Lincoln
Valparaiso and Beatrice
Transfer clerks az Chevenne, Wyo.
Council Bluffs. Ia; Fremont, Neo.' LIN
coin Neb; Omaha
Terminal railway postoffiCe at Council
Bluffs Union Pacific transfer)
ExDress and Electric.
F,sprsss pouch and electric lines.
Buffalo Gap and Hot Springs.
Cambria and Newcastle.
Council Bluffs and Omaha
Edgar and Superior
Hastings and Red Cloud.
Hot Springs and AIinnekahta-
Laramie and Fox Park.
Lincoln and University Place
Lincoln and College View.
McCool Junction and Fairmonf
Mover Junction and Cumberland.
Nemaha aad salem
sunrise and Junction.
Walcott and Encampment
From seenth Division.
Railway postoffice lines;
Alamosa and Durango.
Antonito and santa Fe.
Boulder and Eldora.
Cheyenne and Denver.
Colorado Springs and Cripple Greek
Colorado Springs and Glenwood Springs
Colorado Springs, Divide and Cripple
Greek
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
POLICE INTRIGUE IN RUSSIA
Scandslous Criminal Conduct in
High Circles Rumored.
sToLYPN KILLED BY A GUARD

Assassin Appointed by Director Kur-
loff 20 Protect Person of Pre-
mier-Treroff Prevents Es-
cape Of the Murderer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
The Weather.

For Nebraska--Fair; warmer
For Iowa--Generally fair; warmer
TempcrSturo ut pnahn estefh"F y
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
VOTERS AGAINST
RECIPROCITY AT
CANADIAN POLLS
Defeat of Premier Laurier Conceded
by Leading Liberal Newspapers,
with Partial Returns Counted.
FARM DISTRICTS STILL OUT
Opposition Leader Borden Defeated,
According TO Early Count.
ny MINISTERS LOSE SEATS

Eastern Districts Hit Government
with Unexpected Severity.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22

inulcatss tTlce o. precipitation
l. A. WELSH. Local Forecastsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair and Warmer
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22

The paper that goes to
the homes brings advsr-
tisers the best returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-22

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4 temperature and pre-
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Nnen Wkma- 49,.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
AVIATORS have
NARROW ESCAPE

Chicago, Aug. 17-Arthur Stone,
driver of a Queen monplane, was
snatched from death at the interna-
tional aviation meet here after hopes
Tor his life had been given up.
Howard Gill, i'm baby Wright, came
almost as close to death, but escaped
from under the wreck of his machine
unhurt. Lincoln Beachy, after being
driven far to the south and fighting
his way back above the field, glided
5000 feet in safety to the earth, after
his engine had suddenly stopped.
James Ward had an equally hard task
70 make his way from far out over
Lake Michigan, but descended safely
in the field.
stones machine fell into the lake
just at dusk. He leaped from the fall
ing place and was rescued when all
but exhausted, by a motorboat after
ne had supported himself in the water
Tor more than half an hour. His ma
chine was not recovered.
PROTESTING against the continuance
OF the aviation meet, DR. Stuart John
stone, father Of st. Croix tombstone.
the aviator who was drowned in Lake
Michigan Tuesday, made a statement
calling an inventive genius to safe
guard the men flyers.
simon won the cross water flight in
1S minutes, 26 3-5 seconds. Distance.
fourteen miles. Beachy second.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
HAS HORSES FOR ALL
Emmett Mark to Hold Big Horse Sale
Here, Saturday, Monday and
Tuesday, Aug. 19, II, %.

Emmett Mark, the extensive horse
dealer, has shipped 200 head Of choice
western horses and mares from Miles
City and will have them on sale at
the sale yards of the Mark Western
Horse Co, Fargo, commencing satur-
day, Aug. 10 and ending Tuesday
Aug. 20.
These horses are extra good ones and
in the lot are fifty fine draft mares
with colts. There are also number oil
good mules In the lot besides several
choice driving and saddle horses. Moss
of these animals are broke and ready
for fall work and viii be found sound
young and In good condition. Buyers
should remember the dates Of this
sale and be sure to take 1t In, IL they
are looking for fine stock ut reason.
able figures.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
ATWOOD STILL GOING

Toledo, O.. Aug. 17.-ExactIy 500
miles from his starting point, Harry
~. Atwood, Boston aviator, who is at
tempting to break the worlds long
distance aeroplane record by flying
from st. Louis to New York, alighted
IN Toledo yesterday afternoon, after
completing the third day of his trip.
with a spectacular flight 1000 feet
above the city.
He covered the 1873 miles from Elk
hart Ind, to Toledo with only one
stop and in actual flying time of 3
hours and 56 minutes. He started
from Elkhart at sos a. M. was com
PEELED to stop at Pottsville, O.. for
more than Ave hours because he ran
out OF gasoline, and. continuing his
journey, guided by the tracks of the
Lake Shore & Michigan Southern rail-
road, he arrived in Toledo at 4:O2
p. m.
Between some of the stations. At
wood beat the scheduled time for or
binary trains. In the last lap of the
Gays run, he whipped up such a speed
as hardly to be visible for longer than
a minute at any one angle. The thir-
ty-three miles from Pottsville into To.
ledo was run in 50 minutes, including
a delay for starting and time lost in
circling around the city in search Of a
landing place.
The Boston mans arrival here was
as exciting as was his trip over north
ern Indiana and Ohio.
He said last night he would not def
initely decide until after his arrival
In New York whether he would con-
tinue on to Boston He said he felt
obliged only to fly to New York as
that would be sufficient to establish a
new worlds record but he still was
considering the feasibility of finishing
up at Boston.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
DRUNKAND DISORDERLY
Two Men Before Judge Miller Were
on Double Charge--one Old
Timer Back in Court.

Two of the men who appeared be-
fore Judge Miller this morning In the
police court upon double charge, that
OF being drunk and disorderly. James
Dowd and ]. Abbott, the two offenders
both pleaded guilty to the charges and
were given sentences in Jail with street
working privileges attached. Abbott
had, during his disorderly conduct,
fallen through plate glass window.
James Irwen was up before Judge
Miller again this morning, 1t being the
second time within few weeks. He
begged for release but the court
game him sentence to keep him away
from liquor for a time
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
White sox L.oat

Chicago, Aug. 17.-Detroit won the
final game of the series from Chicago
in a batting bee. White, who was hit
hard gave way to Benz recruit who
worked in fine style but retired in IA
vor Of Young, who was pounded hard
Donovan was in fine form and held
the locals to four scattered hits, a
base on balls, and triple, saving Chi
cago from shutout. Mcconnell and
Jones made spectacular one-handed
catches. Score: R.H E.
Chicago ................
Detroit ..........4... s14
Batteries-White, Benz, Young and
Payne; Donovan and Stanage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
Maass Playing Again.

Philadelphia, Aug. IT. Philadelphia
punched hits with the fielding and bat
terry errors of st. Louis and easily
won the game. In trying to touch out
Lobert at the plate In the first inning,
Bresnahan was badly spiked on the
right wrist and he will probably be
out OF the game for two weeks. Al
though Bresnahan dropped the ball
he and several of the visitors protested
.O'Day's decision allowing Hobart
to score and the former and
Huggins were ordered or the field by
the umpire. Sherwood Magee played
his first game since July 10, when his
assault upon Umpire Finneran caused
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
ADVANCEMENT LEAGUE NET.
Union Light Company Organization
Held interesting Meeting.

The Advancement club Of the Union
Light, Heat & Power Co, which is
comprised of the department heads Of
that corporation, held an interesting
meeting last night In the company's
main offices on N. p. avenue. There
were number Of helpful discussions
of miscellaneous nature touching on
all phases Of the work of the com
pany. The employees Of the company
as well as the department heads enjoy
these sessions and frequently ask for
permission to attend. The meeting
last night showed a large representa-
ton Of all the departments Of the
concern
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-08-17
@Yn RapsbaII eanes.

There will be games in the r. M C,
A. baseball league both this evening
and tomorrow night. The Pioneers
and the High School teams viii battle
together each evening. The grounds
are being put in excellent shape today,
the weeds are being cut and other i'm
provements made and fast games
should result.
The new physical director, Mr.. Lam
sing. will arrive this afternoon and
will probably attend the games. He
may be induced to take part In the
contest.
The tennis doubles will be pulled off
some time within the next few days.