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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
DESTROYS H
JUNKINS HOME
TURKEY RUN FARMER susrAIss
HEAVY LOSS.
Fire Supposed 70 Have Oriei,...s A.,
Ntefen-only Small Part o.
Contents Saved.

Tue home OF William Junk!ns sit.
uated on Turkey run. about . mile
rom Viola. was completely DESTROYED
hy IRE AZ an early hour SUNDAY morn.
inP The blaze had gained such head.
way before being discovered that ne
contents. as well as the building
were consumed and IS no Insurance.
va carried on the property the loss
Is considerable.
The fire is supposed 70 have orig.
mated IN the kitchen and ~ h. thought
was caused BY a detective hue. Il Was
not discovered until nearly = O'Clock
ana alter u had spread 10 nearly an
parts OF the house. The root was
about TO fall when Mr.. Junkins Was
awakened by the smell Of smoke and.
as both he and Mrs. Junkins we're
sleeping on the second foor Il vas
with considerable difficulty thar they
escaped from the burning building
seeing that the house was doomed
all Efforts were bent toward saving
as much OF the contents as possible.
but owing 10 the fact thar the FIRE had
gained such Roadway before being
discovered practically nothing OF value
Nds gotten out. The home was situ.
sted IN such a position that the caras.
trophe could moi be seen by neigh.
borS ana no assistance could be rem.
dered from that quarter.
The building was a frame structure
containing abOut eight large rooms,
and while II had been erected for a
number Of years il was in excellent
condition. Mr.. Junkins IS a we'll
known huckster and had a large stock
or groceries placed in a store room,
which was destroyed. While the ex-
act loss has not been determined an
estimate OF several hundred dollars
has been placed on the contents. This
loss Is sustained by Mr.. Junkins. The
building belonged TO c. W Burt OF
Elm Grove.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
ELKS XMAS
Antiered Herd Receive Presents and
Have General Good Time 10
Celebrate Holiday

Wheeling lodge 40 ~. 49, - % o..
celebrated Christmas BOZ their usual
htf ny manner yesterday The testify
tiles started a. . % No. ana continued
until midnight
Manager Peter tabersfick vas mas
tor az ceremonies. and an usual. IN
der Dis direction. everything was all
To- rho mustard The tree. ~fasfefuIIy
decorated. contained cigars bearing
numbers. which entitled tho holder
10 draw his present. ~ which there
were many handsome ones The only
fpocial prize ~ The day was drawn
hf Harry M-i.urc
The crowd VAS fho largest 0f ans
~ tho Christmas celebrations me
lodge BIAS ever bad and. needless 90
SAY. OF vac enjoyable Meisfer's foil
orchestra was present and rendered q
Urocrfm OF appropriate airs. while the
uuer man was properly looked after
Manager Habcrstlck and his no.
sisfaufa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

When Won htve n bilious stack
give Chamberlain Tablets a trial
Ihoy are excellent For sale b. al
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
GOLD WATCH
Presented 20 the Rev Mr. Mcdonald
BY the Men ~ ire Second
Presbyterian Church.

The men 0f Tho Second preahtfc.
rian church on Christmas morrirE
presented rho pastor. Tho Rev Charles
% Mcdonald. u d. with q beautiful
Howard Eold watch. .n appreciation
~ bis valued services during tho past
year and ae a token OF tho hieh o.
ioem boz which Ur Ncnonaid . bold
hv Tho congregation The 0atA was
l]uproprIa civ engraved
In Response fo rho preaentafiou Or
Mcdonald made a few brief remarks
exprcsslng his heartfelt thanas.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

Harry Kerns Of Columbus. Ohio.
VIII arrive today 10 spend a few DAYS
Gaming on old friends
Miss Alta Lakewood is visiting
friends ~ Cameron for d few days.
Edward Stevens. who las been IN
the w"st for the past three years. ar.
rived home yesterday for the hol,-
days
Walter Nauman of indianapolis. Inf .
is spending tho holidays with his pa
rents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26

We wish fo cau your attention fo
tho fact That most infectious diseases
such aa uhoopirr cough diphfherIa
and scarlet fever arc contracted when
'hc child haF "a cold 'hamhar'tI e
Cough Remedy uI1 qu.ct'F cure l
cold and greatly Irssan fhs DANGER
~ rr.rarfing THESE diseases This
remedy Is famous for fs cures OF
colds Do contains no opium or other
narcotic and may ho citcn FOB "a child
win implicit confidence Sold hy aI
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
wSPEAKEASY KEEPER
Is HEAVILY FINED
GIVEN LIMIT BY POLICE JUDGE
ROBINSON.
Bartender Is Also Held. and State
VIII Take Up Cases-Minor
Offenders Released.

Tho Christmas spirit only partially
prevailed boz the session ~ police court
yesterday. Judge Robinson being in a
generous mood regarding tho lesser
offenders but Boo af least two cases
salty dose. we're admlnisfcr.d.
Homer Davis. proprietor OF tho
hOuseboat at tho f0ot ~ Tucrfv4et.
snth street. sh'rn 10 is alleged thar
booze was being sold Illegally. vas
fined 500 and costs for dealing ir
fhe red eve without r. license For
conducting q gambling resort and ad
di'ionsl fine OF s2l and costs va. .J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
M MECHEN
We'll Attended.

The Christmas cantata given by tho
First VI. Z. church lasr night in the
hall auditorium was a complete
SUCCESS The hall wns filed TO the
doors and many turned away. Tn =
cantata is an annual AFFAIR and IS
looked forward to by a sr-ay many. The
hall was beautifully decorated for the
occasion and tho entertainment was
enjoyed by all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-12-26
HUMANE SOCIETY CHILD
TO UNDERGO OPERATION

Et1 Lane. AGED fn Years. an inmate
OF f.r Humane Shelter ou Tuenft.
ninth street VAS taken fo rho Nnrth
WHcofInE hospital Yesterday hv Iil
name Officer sheldon Joseph She
VIII undergo God operation f1r fuhcr
cr'ar trouble 600 "Wednesday The
child .s a native Hf WnrefnE. tlf tor
some months u8-' bad been "a a
home at Sew Marlnsyille
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
DUNDEE ELECTION IRREGULAR
Village Vote on Bond Issue Under
y Investigation.
SOME VOTES EOT on THE LISTS
AEitution over Reuuest fer Division
Of Prccinct Arises, lnvolvtnE
The Dodge street snIoon
unnue.

Scarcely had the excitement Of the bond
issue election In Dundee Eunsided when %
vas discovered that several on both sides
81 tie question voted who ~ ere not entitled
20 vote. Probably rs many az thirty who
nave lived In the urecinut less than ninety
DAYS cast votes However these men might
have voted would not have changed the
result Of thu election because the bond
issue needed a twu-thirds majority Many
names Of voters have also been found that
cannot be found upon the poll books. II lie
understood a quiet investigation he under
way.
At the same time there 81 considerable
agitation IN the village over the request
mace 10 the county commissioners TO di-
vide Dundee precinct. making the village a
separate precinct. II 10 said the purpose
Of this is that the saloon on Dodge street
closed the first Of the year may be re-
opened.
Several Of the prominent citizens Of the
..ssieEe have discussed the matter and say
they win resist the division 70 the finish.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Chinese Villagers
Burn Ruffian Band
With Utmost Cruelty
Five Hundred Persons Penned in vii
lRgs Which is Fired-Horrible
Reprissl.

VICTORIA. p C.. March e-Ben7cref
desperate by hunger. hands Of hundreds OF
starving refugees are rowing through the
famine stricken area Of China. pIupderinr
and killing. and ruirn nf terror prevails
according 10 persons who arrived here on
the steamer Tamba Maru. which reached
port from the orient today.
AT Kun Shan a walled village within
lift miles OF Shanghai th- VILLAGERS after
a desperate raid in which stores were
looted and many killed meted out uynish-
ment peculiarly Chinese 81 .-s -aIlousness
20 the raiduE refuses A band ~ moro
than $40 are reported go have been sur
rounded in a compound and burned 20
death
The refugees had taken possession o.
hunshsn and for two DAYS ransc cked the
stores II everything eatable killing OF
WoundinE all who resisted
Many villagers were slain and Others
were taken prisoners and held for ransom.
When the raiders moved on TO plumber
the next village the Kuushan people held
council Of war and offered 10 puuisr
the fugitives. They came upon them in
small village and surrounded the houses
The gates were locked and the houses were
fired More than so persisted in the hoIo-
caust The refugees brought five prisoners
into the compound tn view Of the besleEers
and threatened TO kin them unless the
siege was raised and on the VILLAGERS press
inE them back TO the burning buildings
they slowly hacked the five men 10 death
hree other prisoners were tied 10 axes
In the burninE building and were burned
with their captUrs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Dynamite and Oiled
SawduSt Are Used to
Confuse Witnesses
YeiBer Brings Some Real Dynamite
Into Court and Prot. Senter
VIII Test It.

After spending "wednesday in trying TO
ronfuse the testimony OF the states Wit
nssseH on their knowledge Of dynamite
with some oiled HHwdust. John o. Neiser,
attorney for the defense in the BrdmRn
case. created stir in court Thursday
morning by substituting 3 small amount
Of the genuine and springing II as sur
prise on several witnesses.
y PrsssntinE n IN turn 20 Ralph Radcliffe
4hS Robert Wharton the two witnesses
.eho. in company with the police tested
the Dynamite found IN the suitcase, Mr.
kYsiHsr asked n they would swear that II
was dynamite, They stated that they
sgouidnt swear a. ali 20 the identity Of
the substance. but that they were almost
positive that II was not dynamite.
Mr.. Ysiser poured the substance out OF
It's wrapper IA the end OF the stick upon
q sheet OF paper and laid It upon the table.
He then addressed the court and asked
permission 70 submit d 10 a dynamite test
The suhs6An1s pRs turned over 10 Prof.
h A. Senter. who Sc al the head OF the
chemistry department IN the High school
The whole preceding was vehemently OBJ
5sctsd 10 by County Attorney English
who accused Mr. Yeiser OF making q farce
out Of the suit in the court just TO get in
another spectacular play"
Ernest Brounko. Herman Meyers and
Cecil Smith. residents Of Louisville. testi-
fled TO having seen the defendant in Louis
vile on either the nth and 18th OF May
several days before the loaded suitcase
was found on the porch Of the DennisOn
home.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
BODY OF EDWARD SMITH
OF STANWooD is MISSING
Relatives of Man who Died in Hos
pitHl AT MuscHtine start OFF,
cinI investigation.

MONTICELLO, Ia. March 2.-CSpecialp-
What has become Of the body Of Ed Smith
OF near Stanwood? That is the question
relatives Of Smith are asking and trying
10 answer by a search that has so far
proven to be without results Smith is
dead and buried. OF that they are certain
but that Is practically all they know
Smith was taken TO q Muscatine hospital
TO he operated on for the removal Of a
carbuncle on his foot During or follow
ing the operation he died This information
was not conveyed 10 the relatives so il is
claimed, until a week after Smiths body
was buried. and then only after q relative
had made inquiry 10 learn how ne was
getting along.
II was through Mrs. L Doudelney, a
sister OF Smiths, that il was learned that
Smith had died and been buried before
the relatives knew Of IT, The letter she
received informed her that Smiths wish
had teen that he he Inferred in the Fairport
cemetery Later developments show that
such was not the case and II is alleged
that now the authorities Of the hospital
claim that Smith was buried in MuscHtine
Mrs. DOudelney does not put faith in this
statement and has caused 10 be started an
official investigation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
WANTS THE STREET PAVED
Special District Would Have to BE
Created for Improvement Of
One Block.

John Lstenser, architect brought up an
odd situation in the paving conditions Of
the Field club district in a talk with CITY
Engineer Craig Thursday. According 10
Mr.. Latenser an ordinance will have 10 be
enacted especially 70 provide for the paw
ing Of one small block
Thirty-third street from Pacific street q
block north, is unpaved ana stands as q
barrier between the well paved district Hnd
the good streets leading to it. II this
street were paved II would afford an excel
lent conntcting link and would obviate the
present necessity OF traffic to the club
going around over congested streets and
car tracks TO &c. to that point. The street
is not In any paving district and therefore
may not be improved except under & Epe-
ciRl order.
Mr.. Craig said the legislature has meas
ures under consideration which would give
cities the right 10 take care OF these con
Meeting link streets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
HIGH COST OF LIVING IS
GOOD FOR ALL CONCERNED
Trndesman Tells Woman's C1ub Amer
tcnn MADE Predicts Are ~
Coed ns Any.

The hirh cost Of living was commended
by George soucie. who spoke before the
Household Economic department Of the
WnmanE club Thursday morning ns
best FOR both the purchaser and seller
Because n Be- more cheerful u means
higher wages for every one and that every
one handles more money. and everybody
feels better"
Mr. SQUEEZE spoke 20 the club women
about general merchandise and It's Dur
chase His talk was chiefly a view n
the way Ia which the American market
is supplied with it's materials and was dis
tinctly IN praise Of home products" The
Speakers enthusiasm for American made
goods extended even 10 the American
gowns which ne found more to be admired
than the more expensive imported models
as more conservative In style and more
suited 20 the women Of this country
Though he IS himself a FrenchmRn. Mr.
soucie declared that In buying French
hats and French gowns Americans buy
an expensive name and an article which
has not greater beauty than its American
contemporary.
As a hint to the club women in their
purchases. the EtoremRn said that nova
days the merchant ana his representatives
exercise great care In their purchase Of
the goods which they offer to the public
because mo one gives her dollar FOR moth
ing and the merchants know they must
give value received" He declared II is
not true that Fthe GOODS Of American
manufacture are adulterHted. Goods from
reliable mills. he said, may be counted
upon az Of good quality. The manufact-
urers know that II would not be 20 their
advantage 10 attempt 10 aduHerste. Ex-
pert buyers cannot be fooled
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
OrdOnez Elected New
President Of Uruguay
d.. Whitman Succeeded by Former
Head Of the Repubio-Celebra-
tons Follow Event.

MONTENlOD. Uruguay. March 2-Joe
Battle Ordonez was today elected presi-
dent Of Uruguay TO succeed Or. whitman
Celebrations are being held in honor OF
the event
Prior to the incumbenCy Of DR. Will
man, Jose Battle y Ordonez was president
Of the republic. Last fall serious opposi-
ton developed against the candidacy Of
Ordonez for reelection and in the latter
part Of October the nRtionRlists In protest
against his candidacy started revolution
airy movement TO prevent the elections
from being held in November
The government soon forced peace
agreement the only condition being that
the revOluuOnists should retire 10 their
homes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
BATTLING SALESMAN IS FINED
sWhite Mas Hope Tries 20 Put
Peace an Poltce--They Come
Tee Fast.

As result Of a Hcene AZ Seventeenth
and HHrney streets "Wednesday ziiEht j.
c. Gousen. q salesman, received a fine OF
8 and costs Rnd some local distinction as
a-4fs whtte Haans hape' ThursdRy. Gousen
if five feet siE inches In height weighs IsO
pounds, and according 20 two policemen.
has Kick hike a mule in each hand"
Gousen took 0ffsHss At the whole world.
20 the policemen reported and engaged
with remarkable abandon IN a combat win
All the ahae bodied men in sight Al the
Harvey street corner. They happened p,
es mostly policemen. The Officers cor
STUDDED their report Of the affair win ths
sDte that no one was hurt
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
RESOURCEFUL MAN ARRESTED
Negro Sells Wife'u Goose for Drink
while She is III Unto
Death.

While his wife was 81 the point Of death
Guy Stevens, negro, took a goose from the
family flock and sold IL for 30 cents and
drink OF whisky Thursday morning
Humane Officer Woodbridge broke in upon
the squald scene OF misery at 110l lizard
street on information from neiEhbors con-
corning the conduct Of Stevens and ar
rested him.
Woodbridge reported that the woman has
been a charge Of the county for months
and that Stevens. 30 far from aiding In
her support, has not contributed a cent, but
has converted his wife's possessions into
money for drink several times.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
FARMERS MAKE SETTLEMENTS
First of March Finds Country Banks
Able 10 Handle the situation
In Good shape.

March settlements are being made all
over the state Possession Of farm lands
usually changes March J. and Il is neces-
sary Tor most farmers 10 make their loans
al that time The country banks, accord
iag 10 an Omaha banker seem 20 be hand
hnE the settlements much better than last
year He SAYS deposits are increasing and
that the outlook is very favorable.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Robbed While Asleep
at Union Stock Yards
Verdigris Man Loses Six Hundred Dol
lars-Discovsr Loss When Po-
lice Awaken Him.

Drafts and cash amounting 10 nearly $500
Wsre stolen from August Luchterhet Of
VerdiEris. 1Seb-, while asleep on a bench
~ the Onion stock yards Wednesday night
The South Omaha police found Luchtsr-
het asleep HIS coat and wallet missing. He
has been drinking and was unable to give
any information indicating where and
when he had been robbed. He knew that
he had his coat when he sat down.
- Luchterhet recently sold q claim IN South
Dakota The drafts stolen from him were
i6rswn on 3 Sioux CITY bank.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
EXCHANGE TO DISCUSS BILL
VIII Decide Saturday whether 20 Get
Behind the Commission
Plan Bill.

The Real Estate exchange will meet sat
urday noon at the Commercial club. Tho
special Legislative committee viii 20
through the proposed commission plan bill
and report whether the exchange wants
10 get behind the bin and push H. While
many Of the members are known 10 be
enthusiastic supporters OF the bin. others
are as radically against IT'S provisions. Free
discussion viii be allowed SATURDAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
PAXTON PERMIT IS HELD UP
Buildia& fHspertor says Mast Welt
unriA Council Acts ON New
Efreproaf Ordinance.
q norm-l u u oansErncLLon II I.

- PeiA it Aof Ahe culstruction uf two add
hunRl stories on the Paxton hotel building
has been held up By the building IN
Epector. The permit which was applied
Tor "Wednesday, was refused pending the
signing a. the ordinance passed by the CITY
council providing fnr the construct on Of
hreprouf buildings and additions IN the CITY
o. Omaha according % the Inspector.
The improvements Of the Paxton hotel as
contemplated, are the addition Of two
stories 70 the west wing and the cost iE
given al G.0oo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
sTARR MANDkMus REFusED

a. ~ Starr. tre electrician. lost auuthpr
movs IN his fight aEainst City Electrician
Aiehaelsen Yesterday. when ludFe puy de-
MED him in district court q writ Of man
damus 10 compel the citr electrician 20 in
spect the wiring that he has installed IN
two houses
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
FUNERAL OF MRS. TANNING
Services Held al -. Peters Cb1-ch-
Burial VIII he ~ washing
ton, m. q.

The funeral o. AIS. Mary Ellen Fauninr
wife Of Charles flaming who died
Wednesday morning was held THURSDAY
afternoon. The services were held al 81
Peters church NJ Twenty-eiE hth and
LeHvenworth streets at O'Clock. Burial
will be 81 Washington. u. c.
Mr.. Fsnning and j. n. Mcdonald viii &C
company the body
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
RECORD FOR BUILDING PERMITS
Building Inspector Issues Twenty
One in One Day ~ Result of
HiH Activity.

The building inspector set q high water
mark for one DAY for the year 1911 on
Wednesday, when twenty-One permits for q
total Of S677oO were issued by the depart
ment Many OF the permits were for build
lngs on which the inspector stopped work
last Saturday.
z G. Smith, a local contractor. headed
the permits with a long list OF residence
which he is going 10 build throughout the
city.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03

DC you know that Of an the minor all
mentE colds are by far the most danger
GUS IL g. not the cold itself that YOU need
70 fear. but the serious diseases thar II
often leads -. Most ~ these are known
a. germ diseaaeE. Fueuhonia and consumu-
tlfn are amouE tbem Why moi take
sChamberiain'E CouEh Remeay and cure
your eold while gua can Tor sale b. al
eHalarA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Many New Firms Want
to Locate in Omaha
Real Estate Men Receive More In
qUiries Than Ever Before
for locations.

Never IN the history Of Omaha have 20
many inquiries from firms IN other cities
rome 20 this city. asking for business To-
ration here. This was the statement OF
q prominent real estate man Thursday
E5e says his firm has made many leases
with out OF town people and he knows
other firms have made them as we'll
These inquiries have been pouring in since
the first OF the year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03

al the time Of the accident. At first it was
thought he was injured only TO the ex-
tent OF broken nose and a few scratches,
but later 1t was found he had been in
jured internally. Had he lived until June
Is he would have been IS years old and
was the oldest man resident In this county
and one OF the oldest in the state
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03

MASON CITY, Ia, March Especial
TelegrRm.)-A can Of gasoline exploding as
Neal Casey was starting a fire caused
his death today. He was burned 10 q
crisp from the feet to the body.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
Aged IovvHn Dead.

CRESTON, Ia, March Especial John
Gavin, the old man, VINO was struck by q
train at one Of the city crossings last week
is dead from internal injuries he sustained
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03

C0ld, LaGripPe, Then Pneumonfa
Is too often ths fatEl sequence FoIey's
Honey and Tar ezpels the cold. checks the
lRgrippe and prevents pneumonia II IL a
prompt ana reliable cough medicine thar
contains no narcotics. i is a. safe for your
children as yourself. For sale by al drug
EistE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
BERTHA DOESN'T LIKE A JAIL
Notorious Fainter says She VIII steal
Again when ReleRsed-Preferu
Hanging.

KANSAS CITY, March 2-For stealing 2
watch here Yesterday Painting Bertha
7iebecke was TODAY sentenced by Judge
Ralph 5 LatshHw 10 three months IN the
work house
-'EleCtrocurs or hang me, but don't send
me 20 Jail REHin" she pleaded.
her
Contrary 70 custom Bertha did not prom
Use 70 be good Hfter her release She said
she would steal again, IL being natural for
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
stora Famous Borl- Herr

In bottles Nov ready A piuuant auue-
tizer. A delightful tonic. Phone ChsrleE
storE. Web. Iz5O or Ind. B-lz6, Tor a cass
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03
INJURED FALLING FROM CAR
l.. A. Hiu Taken 10 81. Joseph Hos-
pital In seFt@Ua Condition ny
Police surEeon.

L. A. Hin fen from Harvey car on
Thirty-third street AZ 3 O'Clock this after
noon and received injuries which ma,
prove fatal
The police surgeon Was called and re-
moved the unconscious man 20 81 Joseph's
hospital
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-03

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