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Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
new INDICTMENTS FOR ROBIN
Eight Bills All Charge Theft Of Funds
Prom Bank.
WANT ENTRIES ALSO EXPLAINED
Turned over 90 District Attorney
BY the Relative. Of the
AEed Parents.

NEW YORK Jan Eight new indiet-
-.erts ere q them sur.e-se5lnE tire u--
IrsraI we're fosud today against Joseph O.
Echsa. the banker and promoter. Two more
4 tis companies feu f-ul q the isw, tins
time represented by the public service
con- mission. which viii order an inquiry
into their books
uueue-s iu the Bronx who are psyinE
on the iustaluert plan for lots bought
from TIRE Bankers Realty and Security
company. organized by ROBIN. formed
committee % contest the validity q mort
rares executed by the company in favor
q the washington Savings hank q which
Rotln was president
liz was proved that title 10 priftuocd
farm his country place on Long Island
ra -sed 10 his SISTER. ur Louise Ecbinvitch
Z q wear ago but this was not recorded with
the county clerk until last week. after
the Northern hank q New YORK had sus-
pended and finally the district attorney
PUSHED with renewed energy his inquiry
into Robins parentaEe
F The eirht new indictments an charge the
Z theft q funds aErreEatinE tsT.gl9 from
the Washington Savings hank No result
q the inquiry now IN progress into the
affairs q the Northern hank has been
gwen out
The public service commission announced
. that il wishes 10 know why the last an
uual report q the south shore Traction
/ company shows an entry Of HlAHe for
. riEht-uf-wsv bought when tire route su-
thorized by the compEnys franchise -
chiefly through the public streets q
/ CueensborouEh. Lond Island u is sinh
s-ly puzzled b. an entry o. SsooPo sE-
4 pended for construction work as shown
in tire report Of the Railroad TrAc-
. ton Consty-urtion company. q corporation
through which Robin controlled the South
Shore Traction company when 80 far as -
. known 10 the commission the company has
4 done no construction work OF impoTtRA &C.
After a long wrsnEfs with District At
4 torney Whitman william TrRvers Jerome
. counsel for Robin delivered the books OF
. the construction company. which he had
previously refused 10 surrender on the
ground that their production might IN
. eliminate his client and eulbarrGss the
I company. They were locked up under seal
In the district attorneys Office 10 be pro
duced II court later.
4 bundle % letters signed Your loving
F. Louise" and Your son. Joseph" were
turned over 10 the district attorney today
by relatives Of M and Mrs. Herman
T. Rshnovitch. rspudiatsd by Robin and his
sister yesterday. after they had positively
identified them as their children. All the
letters were addressed in endsRrinE terms
and most Of them asked for money.
Robin is stin in the Toubs unable 70
find S499oe bail and the report Of the
sHsnists CT his mental condition has 10;
been given out
The Key o the sitIlstion-Bee Want Ada
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Census Plays Hob
with County Board
Esmshs County Commissioners Have
Pulling Question Up for Con-
sideration Just Now.

AUBURN. Neb.. Jan. -.-lSpe-lsl "A
matter o. more than general interest vas
settled this week by the county commits
sioners and sK-Sheriff Rohrs Going on the
Theory that ths county % Ne1mshs had suf-
Ecis1t population % Justify g. the CON-
r1issioners allowed Sheriff Rohrs salary a.
the rate q 8 80 per year. Certain fees also
4 were contested by him TO which the county
lsid claim The matter 81 the fees vas
settled this week by sN-Sherin Rchrs pay
ing hack into the county treasury the sum
q s-7s-l. but the excess salary paid 20 him
On account OF the population not being
as high a. required ny Law. worries the
I commissioners. and resulted in a resolution
being passed referring the matter 20 the
new county attorney-
The outgoing county attorney flied ~
opinion wherein he claimed that under
such statute Il was the duty o. the board
20 TX the sslsry a said deputies under
said amendment and not having Zone 80
and sad officers having performed their
duties under the amount previously pasd
I that this amount would govern. and the
county was not liable on the claims filed.
In 1sT, when the legislature made the
sheriffs office . salary offfrs. the then
{ sheriff claimed that his salary should be
{ 100 year. on the theory that NennAhA
county Rad a population Of 1900 or up
wards. The census Of 400 showed q pop
uistiun % r.Ez but when the census of
I 1870 vas reported II showed q population
Z q only 1G1f. The e1-shsrfff and the
{ present sheriff have received pay Al the
rate OF Sl.5's Der ysar. when il is nov
I evident that their salary should have been
/ only si-5H q year.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Max HOehn, Leading
Politician, is Dead
Member of Clusters Command Who
Missed Massacre By soratoh-
Held Many Offices.

sTURoIs. S d Jan 7.-speeisl Tele-
gram mar Hgshn. a prominent rspubl can
poLtc-en- Gss6 Al his home lr lEls city
at II O'Clock YESTERDAY Of hear failure. he
leaves q wl6Ov. 100 SOUS and tao mar
NED daughter
Mr.. Eoshn was born IN Germany. coming
70 America when e young nan re en-
listed IN ths famous Seventh cavalry and
Was with Custer IN his last campaign. On
the morning OF Clusters massacre, Hoehn
VAS sent hack. his horse being sick other
wise he would have shared the fate Of the
rest Of his command
In lEy M Hoefn vas sent 20 Fort
Meade with the remnant Of his regiment,
where he was discharged ard soon estEb-
IEhed an suviable reputation as an &C.
CountanL On The organization Of Meade
county IN ls{F. re Was elected clerk q the
courts and sftsruGrds held the office G:
county commissions. EuEitor aid register
q deeds. tis term % four years IN TIE las
named 0ffics having sKTsired January
last He had intended dsTcL1s his tine
entirely 20 abstract sn6 Insurance buFi-
ness
M EushL was ar active member q ths
WCodm5u. NCTEmeu ard sll=rIs a
Pythlss lodges His funeral vlu be held
Al The Catholic church IN tAs city, Non
day. January 9, a. II cock
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
TEXT OF TREATY BETWEEN
GERMANY AND RUSSIA
Pact Between Kaiser ana Guar Prob
ably WIN Ne Resented BY France
ana Great Britain.

LONDON. Jan.-5-An evening paper pub
ushes what purpOrts 70 be the text Of Al
ss.respent between Russia and Germany On
Persian affairs and supposed 70 be q re-
Fult of the meeting OF Emperor WiliAm
ana Emperor Nichols a. Potsdam last No
Nember.
According 70 the text printed Germany
sisclaIrns any political interest IN Persia
and recognizes RussiA's Interests IN north
en- Persia Russia on hE part EErees 20
cooperate IN building the l0nE-pTo2osea
RaEdEd rallwEy and ftH branches and e
give German commerce IN Persia equality
q treatmenL
This important pact quite hksly VIII b
resented By France End Great Britain a.
diEloyElry on Russls's part 70 thsiT entente
The sequel q me visit q the Russia
rncEErch 70 Germany has been anticipated
ssalolsly IN EnElGad where u Wls believes
not too o0rtlal rslation betuee1 Germany
anG RlssiA U0l.d be found BID Save bsez
followed b. a setter un1ers--- -tnE, poe
slbly O. the disadvantage C. t-i- oSuntry-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
NOTED MEN ATTEND DINNER
Periodical Publishers Entertain Many
Famous Guests in New York.
ROOSEVELT AND CLARK SPEAK
aNan WhS Writes for Public Press
Just ~ Much Public servant
~ office Holder" says
Colonel.

NEW YORK Jan 7.-Reuresentative
Champ Clark told the periodical publishers
Of America last night al their annual dinner
that he approves Of them.
Il believe the editors and publishers Of
magazines are the greatest educators Of
our time said be.
- believe with Henry Ward Beechey.
that we must educate the people OF 60 70
the bad II I had but one prayer for the
American people. Il would be that every
man should be 90 educated as 30 read his
ballot and have the courage TO vote accord
ing 20 his conscience That education may
come from the schools. the newspapers %
the magazines"
long list OF other guests attended,
among them being; Theodore Roosevelt
Richard A. BAlinEsr, Captain Robert z.
PeETT. Senator Albert J. Beverage. I'd
ward Box. Peter Finley Dunno. Samuel @
Blythe. Andrew Carnegie. Mayor CGyn0r
Norman HapgoOd- Richard Harding Davis
Irving Bachelor and Charles Dana Gibson
C0lonel Roosevelt was the last speaker
4 fee that the man who writes for the
puhlic press" he said, either daily. weekly
OF periodical. 10 just as much q public BsTy-
ant IS IL the public Office holder. he hAs
AE much power for the public good-
'sc0rn and contempt should be MS 4
be 60ss his work a. Laws are useless N
issH you have the right men back Q: them.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
COrOner's Jury Says
Couple Came to Death
By Means Unknown
Sister Of Dead Girl Wss Also Seized
with Illness Showing symptoms
Of Poisoning.

CUMBERLAND. Ma Jan 7-.'Csms 20
their death by means unknown 20 the
fury
This vas the conclusion reached by the
twelve men who fcr nearly five hours
tonight hHs-d testimony rersr5iug TIE
deaths last Saturday q Grace Elusssr
and Charles r TwirE. whose bodies were
found by the mother 81 tHe dead girl
seated on a sofa ln rns parlc- q the
CLOSER home The tragedy occurred les
than thirty hours pru- % the time thar
rad been set Tor the usrriaEe ~ the VIC
urnE The curoners jun gathered ir a
little uC-tuar7 chapel belonEiuE 90 an u--
dertske-. witness. officials and news
paper men crowded t1e place almost 70
suffocstion More than dozen witnesses
were heard but little was developed that
vas not already known TO the public
/ one % the points brought out was that
Nay EIosser. one of Grace-s sisters had
after helping their mother carry Grsce's
body from the usrlor 20 a bed iu a room
/ in the resr. herself became seized with
illness which showed symptoms q poison
/ ing b. hydrucyanic and. No connection
between this and the deaths q the other,
vas made apparent
There vas abundant testimony that care
I ful examinations Of the bodies hy medicz
( men and chemists showed that Cyau55.
Z % potassium caused TIRE deaths q TwiEl
I and Grace Elosser How The poison wal
! brou.tf into the house BE- suu a mystery
] All THE members q the Elosser fsrnill
I declared that no evidence had been re-
I moved or concealed
! Csrlsn p Norrie IN L-rear-1'5 lad. uh,
Z has been extensively quoted. was put az
the stand. but ms Et5r7- varied MATERIAL.
Z from that credited to him. lie repeated
NovsveT that he saw both TwirE an,
Grace ElosEer. after they had been fount
dead. each Erasping . glass and that Dr
Broadrup had removed these glasses. TIN
vas IN direct contra ictiUn Of ur. Broad
rup's testimony tha- he saw no glasses
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
TARIFF CLAIMS ATTENTION
Wool Growers Postpone Election 70
Discuss Schedule Z"
SENATOR BLUlrE PRAISES TAFT


PORTLAND. Ore. Jan 7.-Election %
officers was postponed until 10 o'clock to
morrow morning by the National Wool
Grower convention today in response 10
q general demand for a continuation Of
the debate on Schedules N Of the tariff
Joseph r. Grundy. a Philadelphia manu-
fscturgr. was given time in which 70 reply
70 the onslaught upon the wool schedule
delivered BY State Senator Frederick n
Blume Of WyominE.
Mr. Grundy presented facts and figures
intended % confirm the majority in their
intention previously fureczEted by Presi-
dent Gooding. 10 give the present schedule
Etrsight-out endorsement A tentative pro
poHal 10 this end was agreed TO today By
the committee on resolutions.
Before Senator Blume concluded his ad-
dress he referred directly to the criticism
q President Taft uttered yesterday By
Peter c. Johnson Mr.. Blume said:
We should not pass over certain remarks
made here Vsstsrdsy-critieism Of the presi-
dent Of the United States for declaring in
his Wtnona speech that 'scheduls K was
an unrightsous piece OF Legislation al
though be signed the bm because opposi-
tiOn might have defeated the entire meas
Urs- such criticism here, even II wen
founded was certainly I'll advised The
president IL q man Of thorough honesty OF
purpose. who has given ths country . bust
nssE administrator. the superior Of which
perhaps, no man has given In The history
% the government"
BuloEy ETOkea Approval.
M Blume's eulogy Of the president
evoked Demonstration Of approval
In bis annual report Secretary @. 8
walker Of Cheyenne urged the assooisti01
70 organize a tariff board Of It's own
Judge s. A Lowell Of PsndlstOn- Ore
charged the black horse cavalry OF tbs
east - responsible fer most Of the timbsl
thisvery
Mr.. Lowell evoked Applause BY cTiteianE
andrew Csrnsgis's recent gift o. mfIlisnI
10 the dreamy cause Of tntErnAtionR
Z peace" and said h would have done uorS
Z good II contributed 70 educate dwellerH n
cities 10 a realization of TIE posslsllstisI
I Of public lands
Daniel p slgtEe. secretary Of tbs OreEOE
Wool Growers association pleAdsd f9l
scientific revision Of the restrictive methods
Of the forestry bureau and ridiOuisd tbs
policies Of Clifford PiBch0t-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
LEGHoRNS ARE EGG LAYERS
ThiFtT-Thrre DusheIs frgm TlpeE Of
Isss Thaa Huadred DHrinz
Yer.

GENITAL CITY. ,-sa- Ian. -. Special D
-ThiT-s Hras bushels Il FEEs from a rc-k
q less than one hundred hens - the rec
ord Of the flock q WASTE Is=gh0rns kHU-
by JE6Es and Mr. Lewis PstFEs9n- They
keep a careful daily record q ths.r flock
and The tCtsl number o. eEFs laid during
TIE yeEr vas ISL which. county 30 egg
70 the bushsl gives ths above result. Thrv
received as she Gross proceeds % ,haT
ro-k E.trFi which. amer fsd-rtir= OF
expense fer feed ard ether items amount
ing to - G. gives net Tr-tt - y--lT
uEIch Is Al3uEt p 70 2 hen. Tie isizs
ard Ers. Petersen are 20 E-1ar 2 81 re
EscessF q thFT roultF- uniFr.sE.zE mat
they have PLACED a. c-ErE f-r a c--frTs
frum q fnGno-f rr-zr--.-z.EE strata uh.-h
iE 70 arrive shortly. ard vLlch - 10 cos
IL
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
SUPPOSED DEAD MAN ALIVE
wales w. AIdridEe, who Disappeared
from Springfield. No. EiEht
Years Ago. Found.

SPRINGFIELD. No. Jan "A man long
believed 70 Be dead was recognized by the
Law ss being alive today when wales ".
Al6ridEe. through his attorney. petitioned
the court o. appeals here % be made q
defendant IN the suit Of his wife. Lille ".
Aidridgs- against the Brotherhood Of Amer
lean Yeomen.
Aldridge disappeared eight years ago and
bis wife sued for paEment on an Insurance.
policy carried By Aldridge. u was alleged
that Aidridge was not dead and payment
as refused. A few months ago attorneys
for the Yeomen learned that Aldridge WIS
In Il PEso. Tex An attorney went %
z PEso and identified Aldridge.
il 10 believed the suit against the Teomen
viii be dismissed AldridEe is now sup
posed 10 be IN q ssnitaTiurn a. Hot Springs
ARK Mrs AldridEe lives al Houston. No
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Turpentine Magnate
Must Finish Sentence
President Refuses 70 Interfere in Case
Of ". s. Harlan, Convicted Of
Violating PeonRge Law.

WASHINGTON. Jan 6-PrsaldEns TAFT
has denied Application for Communication o.
sentence In the case Of ". s. Harlan nan
sEsr ef a great lumber and tur9sntlns
company doing business IN Florida ana
Alabama who vas indiStsd And convicted
On q charge Of conspiracy 20 violsts the
Peonags statute Of FlorieA
Harlan must serve a term sf eighteen
months Imprisonment IN Edditisn 70 paying
fine Of E9N
ne offsnEs fer which he vas convicted
grew out Of the alleged effort Of his ooru-
panF ts obtain 40 lEborsrs frum New
Egrk- ihclseing a number q recent Hun
gaTiEns, bulgarian Ene ether immigrants
Thsy wsrs taken in parties OF twelve to
twenty-five b. SEA 20 Savannah, themes
"a the oOmpEny'E plant
The evidence clssTly shows said thl
president in MS 0pinion. That On ths way
from savannah 20 ths oompEay-E settle
msnt q number ATTEMPTED 70 escape and
wsre physically detained and brSsEht tc
the pace Of work"
The E0vsTnmsnt o. the United statsl
has been AZ ETsat pains AID cost 70 sap
press psonEEe II Is much mare likely 70 3,
maintained successfully where Es n thas,
cases, the isborsTs are foreigners and "a
net SPEAK E2E1sa EzE hardly knew thsli
rights
IT is a KIND 0f OtfszEe that is TsEsEse.
lightly iE sCGZs c5mn4zn-t.CE u -. mite.
20 I've. a. al Il wiz spread rzpt5ly ~
6eDC-slLEing nEusae1. When. therefore
= Ian q h-En baE.zsss standing and lars
elts-pTlEsE Is ccuVirted q IRE otseHss. III
punishment Eh0uld Re Euch as 10 este
u1hsTE fE0m the practice Flnus E-s rot e
fsutiFs LEsiEst uzez q wealth InpriIc Z
meat "a neceEsEEy.'
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Farmers Resisting
Union Pacific Road
in Moving Fences
Long Line of Broken Posts and Cut
Wire Extends Along Line in
MerTick.

CENTRAL CITY. Net, Jan 7.-tsPe-
GALA long line Of broken Gown posts Ene
severed strands o. bsrb wire tell q the
fierce resistance which is being made -
Nthe land owners along the Union Faeific
against the compauys attempt 70 set its
fences over go feet on either SIDE Of its
track OF the government sections, whsTe
d claims IT'S go feet TiEht-of-Way.
Two or three weeks ago the Fences on
the Blsvins farm were cut and nov on the
AIiutsr farm not only have the wires been
cut but the posts have been also cut down
in places 80 that there iE scarcely BIZ
OF the fence standing which VAS reoeatly
put %. The matter VII be tired ou1 IN
The courts In the near futCrs- and Until
then Il seems 10 be the determination Of
some parues who object 70 the railroad
procedure not 20 ailoW any Of their fences
20 stand On the 4ps feet marks
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

the Memphis Freight bureau against the
81 Louis Southwestern railway.
one fatality out Of y so 90 passenEers
carried by steam vessels Of ali classes
piyinE 10 and from Philadelphia vas the
remarkable record made IN -ffla according
70 the report Of the board Of United States
steamboat inspectors.
Doubts as 20 whether King George Would
become a patron q the turf are set al rest
by the official publication Of numerous
entries in his maSeEtyE name 80 races 70
be run after the expiration q the year OF
mourning for King Edward
II an opinion handed down hy Judge
Burlington the United States district court
in Philadelphia decided AGAINST several
candy manufacturers who sought 70 re-
strain the prosecution Of Their customers
for selling uATshmEilowE containing sal
phur 6loEde.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Culled from the Wires,

Assets Of the Washington lsska hank
nov ia the hands Of receiver are s. 100. 90
and its liabilities are ssnHH.
Senator Nelson w Aldrich q Rhode
Island who has been confined TO his home
for two DAYS with a sore throat. was re-
ported better.
". r. Hearst must either pay damages
or prove 20 court Of Law that he car1oi
be held reEporsl bic for the fire works eI.
plusion % election night 1902 IN which
several were killed OF wounded
a reduction N the freight rate on cot
tonEeed from points in Missouri, ATlEEnEai
and Louisiana 10 Memphis. Tenn. Is made
by the Interstate Commerce commission 81
an opinion handed down in the case Of
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
caurt So si1th DiEtrist,

CENTRAL CITY Nsb-, JSa- 7--(spseial
Judges Conrad Eolenbeck ana oeorEe n
Thouas are ssnL-Eg ont eaTes aHnruze-lE
ne terms q court IN ths SKA inaie-Ei
cis.ract for the oominE year, Tier hsi
is made up a. follows
Colflz C0unty-JEnuATT n. Nay Z 40
Ee-l by ~
nodEe County FseT1ary "a NAY p. Nc
E=-lher =
sierncE Couny-JEnuEEy o. May Z So-
Kfmher "a
Nancs Coln-y-SIAreh e Iuns g De
lFwrar nj
platte Couury-Fshraary "A NAY Is No
Nember ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Engineer Honored by Erie
Railroad in Unique Way

CLEVELAND, o. Jan The Erie
railroad management has hOnorsd one Of
its Oldest engineers, both IN years and in
point q service. by presenting 70 Alex
EBder LsTkia Of this city today. his sixty
eighth birthday, the huge engine which
be drives daily In hauling the fast Pitts
burg flyer between Cleveland and YounEs-
town
Mr.. Larldn has been in continuous service
o. the company for forty-nine years. hav-
nE begun his railroad career as q Ere
man with the old Atlantic & Great West
en- railroad which later became a part
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

% the Erie system lie served about six
months as a fireman ana was then made
81 engineer.
Ever since then he has been running on
fast trains. most Of the time between
Cleveland AID youngstown OF CLEVELAND
and PittsburE- IL al these years be has
been in but two accidents. both u-inOr in
character AID IN both Of which he him
self was injured.
II is UNDERWOOD that the engine is 70
be regarded as HE personal properly a.
lcnE as be remains with the company and
that il can bs used by No other engineer.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
PENSION FOR MOSQUITO BITES
Soldier W-ho Aidsd IA ExBsriasat 90
DsmonEtrate IHfertfoa TheSry
$1,000 arnnIrr

" A5Ez--sE4DAl ian T--g1hn p ks
EinEsr- The Indians vulunttsg sel6lsF Whs
a-cEsd himself 20 be b.t.ea b. ysLoU
fever mosquitoes durtzE the FIRST A1atTs-
can occupation q Cuhl to Gszasnrtrzts fAs
rhsu-T q noEgzsto infrcu0n. va toeGg
GRANTEES an Gnnuity q s. a nor-h
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08

c r.. CHARLES Hospital Qaebec City.
- one q cur sisters who commenced
&c take PeTuuE has improved and w5l
orau2Us 20 take H. Some others are
.ry-Ir 4 also. - Ste Marie. Superior
I-C.v C-Uzs
%cNTES- GO St Lzursar near Mon
~ s-,E. Gslhc- House Sisters Of the
Hey Crr--
Atl-T u--l= Pe--aa t7- Two or three
z-r=.Ls several --sz1srE q the c5a-
sia=ity have ez-er-s=ued such good sf-
fssJE thEy they can rssuoEszd ia use 10
stAsrt, Sisters Of Holy Cross
II AYINc aze1 7sT-2z >o- ire PAST tsE
are E=5Fy &c say that 10 E2s given Is
Ersst EzpE{sclcl. Tie Sisters q TIE
Gees saspAsrd, L0z.-rzL
AClFT q C1rt4r-c- lss % me remedy,
ia.z .-Eus1slg- EEs F9uai 70 reason 70
ana sETrszF=E as Ess.slsr--cn 10 tas .5--
lowing terms
TIE fsuas Fsruas rs.-sf n sew
w era cases
re can say IL . rros ts=ls sa5 re
are vsrT taz=as.a SISTERS q ths Good
FhspFE7d
Gre of frs many hospitals vh,ca have
ra1ad T=ruua e. Vssue lu treating cll
eos sssfirarc C=EsF o. CztHrfh is tfe
F55Es-tz8 St. John, wH1 write sz foilews
w ere hsrgT 90 tsI y71 rast youf
w Fe-uns Ezs given US Satisfaction
TaFss TEt5thts have rrIs5 g. uls tg yea
tra REasUi BLsais. afEiessd wish CO.
tEfFl4 lz mltb relieved. mere than 80 @-s
btsz Ger q E-z-ttr ~ Years
Ark Tozr ufuc.zief fer n II
Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
Attractions in Omaha.

The Fortune Hunter AZ the BrAndsis.
Cinderella AZ the Boyd
The Shoemaker a. The KruE.
Vaudeville at the Orpheum-
aadFv1le a. the American
S-rissqus Al the GsyeTy.