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Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
MAN SHOT IN SALOON
BRAWL AT NORTH BEND

FREMONT Neb, Dec. 81 Especial Tel
esraml--Al Pruyn. who Is In the county
jail charged with shooting Mike Corey OF
North Bend IN Pat Corey's saloon IN that
city Yesterday, declares he shot IN SELF
defense ana after Corey had sot at him.
Pruyn has a mark across the top Of his
head little TO one side Just cutting
through the scalp, which he claims was
made by one OF the shots fired by Corey
ana physician, who examined his head
u OF the opinion that u was made by a
bullet
Pfuyn has retained an attorney ana will
put up q strong defense. Friends OF both
parties were Ia town today and report
much excitement over the affair at North
BEND. each side claiming that the other
shot first. County Attorney Cook will no,
file complaint against Pruyn FOR a few
days unless Corey should die.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Boys Jaw is Broken
by Kick of a Horse

BOONE Ia. Dec. Especial. )--Donald
Heaps lies at the point OF death In
the Eleanor Moore hospital here as the
result OF a most peculiar accident. Dom
aid had fastened his little handsled
10 wagon which was passing his home
and enjoyed a ride OF half a mile. He
then dropped off and tried to unite the
rope. lie had fastened the knot bit too
tight and It would not come unfastened.
lie ran ahead to ask the driver to stop
for a moment when one OF the horses
gave him a vicious kick and broke his
jaw In four places. AS the boy is only Z
years OF age, the injury Is most serious.
He was taken at once to the hospital and
the injuries cared for In the best possible
manner, but he Is very restless and being
young cannot be reasoned with, and the
doctors have a hard time TO handle the
lad.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

been doing a little figuring and found
that this would be fatal contradiction
fthe whole story you told and were
10 tell about the dlvisiong" he was asked
Il don't know: Il may have been" was
the reply.
why was this statement not contained
In your own confession or alleged con-
fosslon 'Afflant further states that Il
was customary TO indemnity the First
National hank for guaranteeing the paper
OF the mikes and giving notice TO Marks
when the paper was ready to be cashedg ? -
II don't know why they put that IN
the copy" innoccntly replied Mabray.
You cannot recall why all that the
alleged official confession contains re.
iating TO the bank. the county attorney
and the police department was not In
cmded and only confession you ever
nader
Il cannot remember. I may have told
swenson. swenson may have asked me
about IT,"
cluv ..uilAmidybys aYJgc rd id rdddd
Attorneys for the defense held con.
sultatlon to determine II they would ask
the court 70 dismiss The case at the open.
IRIS or the court this morning.
All OF the rigorous cross examlnn tior
planned for mfr. swenson was prevented
by Attorney General Cosson's refusal &c
ask him question that did not relate
TO the identification OF the trunkfui OF
exhibits seized when the Little Rock
arrests were made. Judge Arthur ruled
adversely 20 every attempt OF the de-
Tense to so into the civil suit phase OF
swenson's connection with the case. The
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Shallenberger Gives
Senatorial Platform
tFrom a staff Correspondent.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 26-tSpecial
Telegram.)--A letter written by A. c.
shallenberger TO N. J. Ludi OF wahoo,
was given out this evening, which evil
IDENTIFY IL intended by the former governor
az the platform on which he Intends 20
make his race for tho senate. Ludi
evidently had written the former governor
advising him TO run again for that office
Tor Mr. ShallenberRer in his letter says
that II his nomination would tend in any
way TO heal differences in the party he
thinks IL would be as effioacious in the
senatorial contest as IN that for the
governorship.
lie pats himself and the party on the
back by asserting that every reform
promised the people In his gubernatorial
campaign had been made good and Init
mates that if chosen senator he would
do as well, as far as II was within the
power OF a senator from Nebraska to
accomplish results.
He expressed the belief that the natlona
democracy viii triumph anu mat he
would Ike to have hand In the revision
OF the tariff, and asserts Nebraska has
been Disseminated against by republican
made tariffs. lie asserts the tariff is
the refuge OF the trusts and that the
coming fight In this state should be CEN
tered on the tariff.
shallenberger denounces the Aldrlch
bill for currency reform. lie also says
there are many other things which In his
opinion need reformation but that It does
not pay to shoot at the flock and that
for the present he will confine his &C
tivities to these issues.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
MUn B. Thrown Ont.

CREsToN, Ia, Dec. 26.-(speclal.)-
Contosting the will OF the late George
w. Tanner OF Taylor county. a verdict
was given In favor OF the DIRECTORS and
the will was not admitted to probate By
the terms OF the will all the property OF
the deceased was beaueathed to DIR. and
Mrs. Cash and no awards were made 70
the relatives. The contestants were Fred
II. ana Frank y. Tanner OF Iyeyvills and
Maud r. Dennis Of Guss, who alleged that
undae influence had been brought to bear
upon the deceased, and the case was
tried on that allegation, a large number
OF Witnesses testlfylng. The property. Is
valued az $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
PARIS HOSPITAL
TREATS BRIGHT'S

Physicians and patients who still be
lieve Brights Disease incurnble will bt
interested IN the fact that large New
York Exporting House ssnt i'm an order
Tor $1,000 worth OF Fulton's Compounds
for a Paris hospital.
Check was received With the statement
that the shipment was a llttlo slow an0
request was made for q duplicate 70 bf
prepared and housed IN New York ready
for quicker delivery.
Another important order was from a
physician OF the IMPERIAL. ARMY
MEDICAL. COLLEGE OF CANTON
CHINA, lie wrote that the Renal Cont
pound was a necessity In the treatment
OF Kidney Disease.
The knowledge that Chronic Bright
Disease II being cured Is spreading
around the world.
Booklet mailed free, address John J.
Fulton Company, SIS Battery street
San FRANCHISE.
sherman 4 Mcconnell Drug Co. Cor
i6th and Dodge; Owl Drug Co, Cor. 18th
and Harney: Harvard Pharmacy, Cor
eith and Farnam Loyal Pharmacy
2W-t9 North 10th street. Omaha, are locai
agents for Fulton's Renal Compound
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
TAFT MEN WILL MEET TODAY
(Contlnued from rlrst 80

NN''tlAiHtu tIUm FIRST Bage.1
George. Attorney egnersl Martin aud SU-
perintendent Delzell
a number OF petitions were received
from aGge county today asking that the
name of Chris Gruenther as democratic
candidate for governor be placed on the
primary ballot. As none OF them was ac-
companied by evidence that the filing fee
had been paid Secretary of state wait is
holding them and has notified the senders
OF the requirements of the law
c. NJ. Skiles OF David City has filed "a
democratic candidate for congress in the
Fourth district. He accompanies his fill
ing with a lengthy statement in which he
indicates that democracy may pick out a
reactionary for presidential nominee. and
Indicates that to win the party must Sc
lect progressive, such as woodrow viii
son or Governor Foss OF Massachusetts,
The tenor of his letter is taken as a Sian
at the Harmon men.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

Wiekersham that an effort for the ex-
tradition OF Reyes be made.
Reyes Friends are skcptIcai.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 26.-Rudolf Reyes
son Of General Bernardo Reyes. who is
here temporarily. received a telegram to-
day, which he construed as a denial Of
press dispatches that his father sur
rendered at Linarez. Mexico. The telc-
gram was sent from san Antonio Tex.
by Alexandra Reyes, a younger brother.
and translation OF It follows:
Please deny in the st. Louis news
papers tho notice OF our fathers surren-
der. We will make the same denial in
San Antonio"
The message further stated the denial
was authorized by Sonora Aurelia Oeboa
de Reyes, wife OF the gonerai who is In
San Antonio.
Rudolf Reyes said he would 70 TO san
Antonio IL he received confirmation OF the
surrender OF his father
San ANTONIO, Tex, Dec. M.-Frieufs
ana knsfhen OF General Reyes reruse
10 believe he has surrendered to Mexi-
can FEDERAL authoritics senora Rcves
said this noon:
1T cannot be possible bc IL cpnturs1
wired me"
Reyes adherents say the story has been
uumped' up by Maderistas in order 70
discourage Reyistas. They say Reves was
III position Sunday from which It would
nave been impossible to reach IInares
at the time OF his reported surrender.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
SICK WERE HELPED IN
SHORT LENGTH OF TINT
Wonderful Experiences Astound Pa
irons of Drug Store.
MANY PEOPLE WERE BENEFITEl
Remarkable New Tonic Given
Novel Test by ExpertS-Noticc-
able Improvement Among
the DebiIitatcd.

Some interesting experiences took paa
at the Brandeis Drug department r,
Gently. At this store specialists are Q
planning TO The public the purpose OF IN
tonic, iona Vita" now being intri
duced in Omaha
The strain Of living among modern COZ
dltions has produced nervous debility
big percentage of the population
the larger towns OF today. This fat
has been recognized by the medical pri
fession, both here and abroad, and SOM
time ago tonic was introduced
Europe to combat the disease. The med
cine proved highly successful and a corr
pany has been formed TO put a slmila
preparation on the American market.
The experiments were made to shoI
the immediate effect of "Tona Vita"
the medicine Is called, upon cases
nervous debility The principal symptoi
Of debility, as explained by the special
lists, are as follows A continual duh
tired feeling, lack of ambition, irregula
appetite, poor digestion, nervousness
mental depression anu poor memory. On
of the chief characteristics OF suffers
from nervous debility is gloomy ment,
attitude and extreme timldity. The vi,
tim is constantly under the impressio
that some calamity is about to occur.
From among the callers the specialist
selected twenty or so and after question
ing them closely as to their symptom
gave them the correct amount Of I'll
medicine to be taken at a single dosl
About five minutes later these peopi
were questioned as TO the effect Of th
medicine and all stated that relief ha
been almost immediate.
Some of the replies were remarkabl,
One elderly woman said: II have beo
dead on my feet for ten years past. Thl
is the first drop Of medicine l. hay
taken that has helped me at all. / fe!
IKE a different person two minutes afte
taking it."
A man about 30 said: Il am ban
clerk and my health has been poor fo
about two years. / have not known wha
is the matter with me exactly, but hav
been little good to myself or anyou
else, as l just dragged myself around
don't know whether this medicine wi
make me feel like myself for good, bu
this one dose has helped me more tina
all the stuff l have taken. 1t seemed
take right hold and put new life in me.
The specialists will be at BRANDED
Drug Dept, 18th and Douglas SITS, sout
side main floor, between the hours of
take right hold and put new life in me-
tonic will be given TO those who desin
planned to all callers.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
IKE ROBINSON, SHOT IN
QUARREL AT BOONE, DEAD

BOONE. Ia. Dec. 25.--(special Tele-
gtam.)--Ike Robinson. who was shot In
the abdomen by Conrad Klute Saturday,
died this morning in Eleanore Moore hos
pltal.
Robinson and Klute, II was stated, were
having a friendly stew" at the home
OF Klute when II was alleged Robinson
made some remarks which were OF an
insulting character, Klute whipped OUT
gun and shot Robinson, there being
eight large perforations in the intestines.
The shooting took place shortly before
midnlEht Klute was Immediately arrested
and placed IN the city jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

stuart'B Dyspepsia Tablet.
When you take food Into q stomach that
Is tired and oyer-taved the gastric Juices
DO not form fast enough 10 digest IL prop
erly. SO the food becomes sour and al
once begins to throw of gases. Your
stomach becomes inflated Just as surtl,.
IS II you attached a toy balloon to a cas-
jei' Then the gases ana foul odors issue
forth and pollute your breath making
YOU an object OF NAUSEA 10 your friends.
YOU tongue quickly becomes coated and
you can taste the foulness that Is within
you.
Now al this condition IL changed al
most instantly by Stuarts Dyspepsia
Tablet This little digsster gets busy at
onee-suppiies an the digestive Juices
that are lachns-diRests the food IA n
tifn and opens up tho clogged stomach
ana bowels. II nlso sweetsns ana re-
freshes the mue7us Trims OF the siom
ech and bowels and restores peace and
content
II YOU viii give stuarrs Dyspepsia
Tablets a chance they win moi only
sweeten your stomach. but also your dis
position and you viii never have another
stomach IA.
one grain OF a single ingredient in
htuarts Dyspepsia Tablets win digest
aoOe grains OF food THIS saves your
stomach and gives II the rest Il needs
Al muscles require occasional rest n
They are ever oYer-taxed. The stomach
Is no exception 20 this rule
Try a box Of stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let's and you will wonder how YOU ever
got along without them. They are seld
Al % cents BY ali druggists everywhere,
A trial paokass will BE- sent free on re-
guest 70 r. a. stuart Co. 30 stuart
blcg.. Marshall. Mich.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
AEiII Fire Incendiary.

FORT DODGE. Ia, Dec 96.-(special
Telegram.) today of the
Quaker Oats fire proves almost ocnclu-
sively the big blaze Christmas eve was
OF incendiary origin. Basement windows
OF the package department were found
open and the sprinkling system in that
department was turned off. Company
officials will be here tomorrow toh in
vestisate and estimate the loss.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Serious Mutiny in
the Navy Yards
at st. Petersburg

LONDON. Dec. pa news agency dis
patch from St. Petersburg reports that
mutiny has broken out at the naval or
dinance yard Measures for quelllng the
disorder have been taken by the authori-
ties and several mutineers have been
wounded by the troops sent to repress
the lnsubordination
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
SHERIFF TAKES NEGRO TO
WOODS TO AVOID MOB

CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. 26.-Lewis and Frank
Ramsey, brothers (white), were shot and
killed near Fulton. KY, last night by
Resul Barfied, a negro, who was cap
t9red by the sheriff. The sheriff took the
negro into the woods when he heard that
a mob was forming. Later Barfield was
put In the McCracken county jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
STUDENT GRATING AT
IOWA CITY IS ENDED

IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec, Co. speclal)-
Student grating at the University OF
Iowa was brought 10 a sudden end here
this week when the ootillion committee
following recent Young Mems Christian
association agitation. turned over It's
earnings from the big formal party OF
December II TO the university to be used
As the president deemed advisable. Other
plums OF the school life promise to find
themselves going through the same chan
nets.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
ores,on woman Goes West.

,CREsToN, Ia, Dec, 2s.-(speciRl.) y
Miss Ada Brouchard, librarian and as
slstant commercial teacher in the Cres-
ton High school. has accepted a position
hs superintendent of the commercial de-
partment In the high school at Deer
Lodge, Mont. and has boen succeeded
here by Miss Faith Alderman OF Nevada,
la, who has been employed for four
years I'm the Des Molnes Capital City
Commercial college.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

YORK. Neb. Dec. sj.-(specIall MIR.
u. w. Baker. present representative who
mas served his second term, in the state
legislature win file as candidate for
state senator from the Seventeenth Sen.
atorial District, comprising Hamilton and
York counties. MIR Baker. Is man who
viii have strong following In both
Hamilton and York counties
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

AURORA. Neb,, Dec. s5.-(special.)-
The Lincoln All-stars basket ball team,
the pick OF the Young Mems Christian
association and university players. were
defeated here last night By the Aurora
first team. SO 20 80, The game was eN.
citing In the first. but In the closing hair
Aurora outplayed their opponents al
every turn. making 20 points TO the vlsl.
tors 9
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
DEATH RECORD


Lucy A. Gafford, widow OF Salsberrl
Gafford died al the home OF her daugh
ter. Mrs. ]. w. Green. las North Thirty
second street, Monday. She was n year
old, and leaves two daughters. Mrs. j
w. Green OF omsha and Mrs. r. l.
wutzke OF Shreveport, la. and one son
j. J. Gafford OF Omaha. Private funera
services will her held az the home OF he
daughter
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
improvements az Logan.

LOGAN. la, Dee @-(SpeciaL) FIRED
L.ampher contractor and builder Of
Logan, reports the improvements OF
Logan for the year ending December a
TO be over $4,000, s65OO. sewerage
S21. 500 IA the erection OF buildings re-
modelling OF old ones. and the remain
ing portion IN sidewalks.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

AURORA. Neb.. Dec. 26.--(Spec.al.) -
The wedding OF William Troester and Miss
Margaretha Blndewald. two prominent
young people OF Beaver precinct. took
place at o'clock this afternoon at the
Salem church. A reception will follow
the wedding ceremony at the home Of
Jacob Troester, brother OF the groom.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
H. R. SMITH FOUND DEAD
IN HOTEL AT HANOVER, KAN.

HANOVER, Kan, Dec. 26-(Special
Telegram.)-A man registered as II. r.
Smith, about so years OF age, from Lin
coin, was found dead in bed today at
the Markham hotel here He is presum-
abyl from Lincoln, Neb. He had a
sample case containing some medicines,
but no means of identification.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Nn Cnhlnet NIee,inr Thin Nnrk.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-There will be
no more meetings OF President Taft's
cabinet until January 2 the meetings for
today and Friday having been cancelled
The president Is devoting his time largely
to conclusion OF judicial vacancies in
GLIDING the one on the supreme court
bench.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
sHmasI staples DenIed New rrlaI.

LANDER, wyO. Dec, 3.-CspooiaL)-
Samuel Staples. who was convicted OF the
murder OF Eugene MoElwee near Ther-
mopolis. was denied a new trial BY Judge
Carpenter, who sentenced him 70 a term
OF not less than thirty years nor more
than forty-five years In the state peni-
Tertiary
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
THAT FEELING OF FULLNESS
Disappears In Five Minutes After
Taking Stuart's Dyspep-
STA Tablet.

A Trial Package Sent Free on Request
All OF the unpleasant sgensations at
tendant upon eating too heartily are in
stantiy relieved by a strart's Dyspepsia
Tablet. like sticking pin into a rubber
balloon The reason Il simple and easy
% understand.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Zone Medical Law is Amended.

WASHINGTON Dec 26.-Presldent
Taft, who makes the laws for the Panama
canal zone, today amended a recent eX-
ecutiVe order regarding the practice of
medic In the zone. so as TO explicitly
sanction the use OF Christian Science and
other non-medicinal methods.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
I'd weIty Guilty,

CRESToN, Ia. Dec. e6,-(speoiall IA
verdict OF guiNy has been brought In by
jury against Ed Welty, a former
Alton man. charged with stealing a
horse from the pasture Of a farmer near
Maeksburg, during the month OF Oeto-
HOY
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
CoId snnn in California.

SAN BERNARDlNO. Cal. Dec. ID
Although the thermometer registered as
low as - degrees above zero last night.
the coolest weather here in twenty years,
growers declared today little damage was
done to the orange crop. Smudging was
generally used.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
HYMENEAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

LOGAN, Ia. Dec. 2s-Cspecial. 1.-THE
marriage Of Miss Bessie Cowan and Matt
N. Peckenbaugh was solemnized at the
Christian church parsonage here yester-
day morning, Rev w. b. Crewdson Off
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
rnI,c Warming.

Don't let stomach. liver nor kidney trouble
down you, when you can quickly down
them with Electric Bltters SOC. For sale
by Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
CONFIRMS REYES SURRENDER
End Of Uprising in Mexico Reported
to State Department.
TO BE TRIED BY COURT MARTIAL
lie T. Regarded a. Being AmenHbIe
20 Military Law--Friends DO
Not Credit Report Of
Surrender.

| WASHINGTON. Dec. 26.-Amercan
Consul Garrett at Neuvo Laredo and Con-
! sui General Hanna at Monterey, Mexico,
today confirmed to the state department
the surrender Of General Barnardo Reyes.
near Linares
Reyes VIII ne Taken 60 Penitcnttary
MEXICO CITY, Dec. 26.-The end Of
the week probably will see General Ber-
nardo Reyes. who surrendered last night
10 the Mexican authorities, occupying a
cell in the penltentlary OF the federal
district In the portion set apart for po-
lltical prisoners.
An order that he be brought to the
national capital was transmitted today
by the minister OF the interior TO General
Geronimo Trevlno at Monterey. The
commander OF the Third military zone
probably will assign an escort Of rurales
to General Reyes and also give him safe
conduct to Mexico City.
The question OF the disposition OF Gen
eral Bernardo Reyes will be discussed at
a meeting Of the council today.
In the course OF a conversation. Abra-
ham Gonzales, minister OF tho interior,
said In his opinion General Reyes would
90 to trial before military court.
Although he has resigned his commits
sion as a general in the Mexican army,
Reyes was still regarded as belonging to
the army and. in the opinion OF the min
lister, amenable TO military law.
1.-The great Importance attributed to the
attempted revolution Of General Reyes"
said the minister. "arises from the pub
licity which was given to it in foreign
Countries
Reyes Makes One Request.
MONTERREY. Mex, Dec. z6.-General
Reyes sent to General Trevino today a
request for trial in some place other than
Monterey, the city from which he ruled
Neuvo Leon as governor for many years
1t is the only favor the fallen rebel has
asked and It is believed here that It is
not improbable the central government TO
which his, petition was forwarded will
grant It. Embarrassment rather than
fear is said to be General Reyes motive
In making the request.
May Try 90 ExtrRdite Reyes.
HOUSTON, Tex, Dec. 96-Trial of
General Reyes in the United States on
charges OF violating this country's neu-
trHlity laws may follow his surrender to
the Mexican authorities. Lock Mcdaniel,
United States attorney for the southern
district OF Texas. announced today no
would recommend to ATTORNEY General
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
0U0N3ANM R Rsss'

Matinee Lively nay, ailBi Every Nigh
slS. ADVANCED VAUDEVILLE.
A Itomance OF the Underworld; Charlie
and Fannie Van; Burns and Fulton; Don
ovan and Mcdonald; Five Farrell Sis
ters; Richardson's Posing Dogs; Kinet
oscOpe; Orpheum Concert Orchestra
Prices, Night lee, 25c soc, &C. Matine
l0c, best seats 25c, except Sundays arl
holidays,
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27
Fearful SIauEhter

Of deadly microbes occurs when throat
and lung diseases are treated Nlth Dr.
Kings New Discovsry. Soc and SiO0 FoI
safe by Beaton Drug CO.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

PILL-s CUHED IN o 40 40 DAYS.
Your druggist will refund money Il
Pazo Ointment fails 10 cure any case OF
l'iles Ia Z 90 II days. bOc.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-12-27

Wickersham that an effort for the ex-
tradition OF Reyes be made.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-01
DOCTOR SCORES DOCTOR

Paris, April 29.-Baron Henri de
Rothschild, millionaire, sportsman,
dramatic author and physician, in a
lecture before a select Partisan audi
ence to-day scored his own profess
sion, declaring it employed touts to
secure patients operated when un-
necessary, treated the patient like an
orange, squeezing him as much as
possible.
Surgeons. DR.. de Rothschild said
frequently give a commission to med
ical men who sent them a patient
and this practice sometimes led to
operations which were unnecessary.
Other agents were employed by GER
tain physicians and patients were
sent to them without caring whether
the physician was really a good one
for the case or, not. The patient had
to pay an increased rate because the
physician who treated him added the
tip he had to give to the agent, to
the bill.
The physician intiInated that a pa
tents illness was sometimes prolong-
ed purposely saying medical men are
apt to forget their duty is to cure
their patient as quickly as possibly,
and if they fail to do so they were
guilty of wrong action"