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Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
Wife of President
Again Taken III
With Nervousness
Recurrence of Trouble from Which
She Suffered Two Years Ago
Seizes Mrs. Taft.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Mrs. William H.
Taft, wife of the president, was seized
today with a recurrence Of the nervous
trouble from which she suffered two years
ago and was unable to accompany the
president when he left for Harrisburg to-
day
White House officials accompanying the
president on his trip to Harrisburg gave
out the following statement while the train
was passing through Philadelphia this
afternoon: 80 -.ss t'|t
Mrs. Taft had a recurrence this morning
of the nervous trouble which she suffered
two years ago. but in a less severe form
On account of this she probably will not
return to Washington for three or four
days.
This has caused a change in the presi-
dents plans for the Harrisburg trip and
he will return to New York tonight The
president probably will return to Washing
ton tomorrow, unless there are develop
ments that are entirely unlocked for now"
HARRISBURG, Pa. May 14.-President
Taft left here for New York over the
Pennsylvania railroad at 535 this afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
MOVING CAR OF HAY BURNED
Crew of Mixed Train on Northwestern
Has Thrilling Race with
Blaze.

HOT SPRINGS, s. D., May 1I-(Special)
The crew Of the Northwestern passenger
train running in here had an exciting ex-
perience with a burning car this morn
ing. This train is local, which connects
with the Chicago train at Buffalo GAP.
twelve miles distant and sometimes a car
Of freight is attached. car Of baled
hay, to be delivered to the Burlington
road, was put in between the engine and
head coach and after several miles the
car was found ablaze. The train hurried
with all speed TO Evans siding, two miles
from here, where the crew managed to
detsch il and set IL on the siding but
the car burned completely, causing de-
lay OF one hour 20 the passengers.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
LID GOES ON AT PLATTE, S. D.
SwindlinE of Local Man by Profess
EiOnRl Card sharps Causes
Officers 10 Act.

SIOUX FALLS, S. D., May 1A-(SpeciaI)
The recent arrest at Platte of two pro-
fessional gamblers on the charge that they
had feeced a Platte man out OF S1l4 as
the result OF the playing Of a game Of
poker has terminated in the lid" being
placed tightly on gambling and all other
games OF chance at that place The chief
of police issued an order placing a ban on
slot machines, dice and other games OF
chance, and his order has been generally
obeyed, so that Platte now has taken its
place as one Of the Sunday school towns
Of the state.
The two transients who were arrested on
the charge OF gambling gave their names
as T. G. Dunn and John B. Norton As
the result Of their preliminary hearing they
have been held for trial at the next term
Of state circuit court IN Charles Mix county
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
RECORD FOR YEARS EXPORTS

WASHINGTON. MAY A-(Exports from
the United States for the first time in any
twelve-month period passed the two billion
dollar mark being S2Ol2, ,74s sos for the year
ending with April, according TO figures
prepared b. the Department OF Commerce
and Labor,
Exports in April were Sl5sOo4,27s larger
than for any previous April while the i'm
ports were nearly N4.00ooo less than those
Of April 1910
OF the total importations during the
month, amounting 10 $40 10. l22 there
entered free OF duty s., 500 900 worth.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
MORE POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
Hereafter Postmaster General Hitch
cock Will Designate Hundreds of
DepOsitOries Each Month.

WASHINGTON, May H-(Special Tele-
gram .)-Postmaster General Hitchcock will
designate fifty postal saving banks next
week, making total of l79 in existence
Hereafter between 100 and 200 depos tories
will be designated every month.
Mr.. Hitchcock hopes to have more than
$1,000 running in the next two years He
intends to start one at every money order
office in the country II congress will appro-
pirate funds necessary next year.
According TO figures compiled at the
Postal department the annual business of
the 5000 banks would amount TO more
than t2OO,OOo,OoO. These figures are based
on the ratio OF the banks In existence to
the population of the towns in which they
are located
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
CONVICTED MAN is INSANE
More Unusual Purchases Are Con-
signed TO J. II. bingham of
cheyenne.

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, May H-(special)-
Three more motorcycles. consigned to ex-
Assistant Postmaster Joseph II. Kingham.
who is serving an eight-year sentence for
embezzlement arrived here Friday and
were taken in charge by Postmaster Hoyt
who is compelled 10 stand Kingharn's
shortage Of 1886
The fact has been brought out that King
ham recently purchased one ton of Cali
fornia prunes for his famly's private use
There is now no longer any doubt that the
convicted man is insane and the efforts to
have him committed TO an asylum will be
renewed.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
owen Dillon stabbed.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia. May lA-(special
Telegram.)-oWen Dillon kas probably IA
tally stabbed this morning by w. II. Green
in a street fight Dillon accused Green OF
telling lies about him. Green called Dillon
vile name and when Dillon started
toward him, stabbed him IN the abdomen.
he wounded man was taken to the hos
pital where he viii probably die Green.
who is prominent barber, is in Jail.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
DENTISTS FLOCK TO LINCOLN
Omaha Tooth Doctors VIII Attend
Convention I'm Force This
Week.

The annual convention Of the State
Dental society In Lincoln Tuesday
Wednesday and Thursday. will he attended
by fifteen or more Omaha dentists.
Four hundred delegates will be gathered
there from all over the state and the an
nnal business and scientific discussions Of
the profession will he held.
The Tri-City Dental society OF Omaha,
south Omaha and Council Bluffs has a
membership Of forty dental surgeons.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15

BROKEN BOW. Neb., May n-CSpecial
Telegram Miss Fannie Ross, who was
fatally burned yesterday morning when a
paint can on a hot stove exploded died
last night She vii be buried Monday
Miss Ross was about Is years old Mrs
Frank Knoell, who was burned on the
hands and arms while putting out the
flames on the Ross girl. will only be
slightly scarred-
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
UPRISING OCCURS
AGAINST MADERC
0rozco Heads Movement Against In
sureoto General Only to Embrace
Him Later.
INTERVENTION MUST RESULT
Chaotic Condition of Army Expected
to Force Americas s Hand
SOME PROSPECT FOR PEACE
Dispatch Withheld oy Csrbajal Puts
New Face on Matters.
MORE CONCESSIONS ARE MADE
Government IL MilIing for Insurrec-
tos TO Name Governors for Four
teen of the Twenty
seven states.
Chaotic Condition of Army Expected
to Force Americas Hand.
ONE PROSPECT FOR PEACE
Withheld by Csrbsjal Puts
New Face on Matters.
MORE CONCESSIONS ARE MADE
BULLETIN.

JAUREz, Mex, May l4-Peace negotia-
tions, unofficial but auspicious have been
resumed between the federal government
and the insurrectos and the prospects to-
would be reached within twenty four hours.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
THE WEATHER,
TeTnPera

For Nebraska-Fair.
For Iowa-Showers
Temperature at Omaha YESTERDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
Boxes Of O'Brien's
Candies.
Quart bricks of Dalzell's
ice cream.

Cans of Farrell's Syrup.
All given away free to those who
find their names Ia the want ada
Read the want ads every day.
your name will appear sometime,
may be more than once.
No puzzles TO solve nor subscrip-
tions TO get-just read the want
ads.
Turn TO the want ad pages
now " ~
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
MeEican Win bloody MIN

A little after s o'clock a Mexican was
taken from the street while talking to
salvation Army women. He was justifyinG
the death OF Navarro. He had blood In
his eye and declared he would kill him II
he could find him. He said Navarro mas
sacred two OF his little boys and that he
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
WEATHER FORECAST.

For Nebraska Local rains
For Iowa showers
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
OUR MAGAZINE FEATURES

Wtt, humor, fiction and comic
pictures--the best of entertain
ment, Instruction, amuaement.
Omaha daily bee., 1911-05-15
Change In Code of Ethics.

CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
ROBBERY LIST

Up until late hour last night. no
arrests had been made in the Bailey
hotel robbery. and il is limited tina;
the affair may not have been bona
hde. However. the police worked on
the case all day yesterday and viii
continue their investigations. Accord.
ing TO the story told by the night
clerk. two men entered the hotel and
one Of them handed him a dollar for
a room. AS he turned TO put il in the
register. one OF the men commanded
him 10 give him the money lie did
so and the two left. after tying his
hands with a handkerchief. lie then
went 10 a nearby newspaper office
and had a clerk in the mail room to
unite his hands.
AZ an early hour yesterday morn
ing The Big Store" az MoundsviI,e
was burglarized Of about 81 900 worth
or silks by thieves. who came I'm a
wagon. The men were evidently eX-
perts. as they took every possible pre-
caution 10 cover NJ the crime. scat
tering cayenne pepper around 20 pre-
vent being traced By bloodhounds.
The silk. which was in "a pieces. was
the finest in the store The burglary
was discovered al $50 by the janitor.
J.. " Smith. who az once notified the
proprietor. B. r. HOdgeman.
\ miscreant attempted 20 enter the
residence OF :. r. Lenkard. Of No. If5
South Penn street yesterday morning.
but was frightened away lie was
chased across the steel bridge by q
policeman. but managed 10 escape.
At No. So All eyif thieves entered
the house during the absence Of the
occupants and ransackcd the place.
securing "a few small articles OF value
Another robbery report was 70.
ceived by the police from the Island
last night. but proved 10 be two boys
prOwling around
An arrest was made last night in
the Christian church case. but 10 ~
not yet known whether the prisoner
is the right man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Wife SObS

NEW YORK. June 29.-Mrs. Edith
Russell Gambler formerly an Atlantic
society girl. closed her suit this after
noon against Edward V. Gambler. n
New York bank cashier. for a separ-
alton and Immediately thereafter
Gamblers counter suit for annul-
ment OF the marriage was called.
Gamblers counsel asked a trial by
jury but was opposed by Mrs. Gamb-
iers' lawyers and the court deferred
a decision until tomorrow morning
The close Of the proceedings today
found Mrs. Gambler % the witness
stand and In tears. Counsel for her
husband bombarded her with quest
ions relating 10 her -onduct on alleged
occasions described in the testimony
Of Detectives who had preceded her
The questions put TO Mrs. Gambler
were Of so delicate n nature that she
was soon weeping. She declared that
she had done no wrong
There was no truth. Mrs. Gambler
said. to the testimony that she had
told Mrs. Adams aboard that she mar.
ried Gambler 70 avoid working or 10
have "a home In New Yorw Never.
HNF AFNiNlHNH iNM NllN uNN intent TO
deceive Gambler. She had not told
him after marriage that she did not
love him. and she had tried she
added between sobs 10 be a faithful
wife.
Never Kissed a. All.
Henry 9. Sickler was on the stand
today. Mr.. sickler said that he had
taken Mrs Gambler ont IN his auto
mobile aud had taken her 20 dinner
lie denied. however. that Mrs Gamb-
Tor had ever visited his apartment
alone
Referring 20 ono OF their automo-
bile rides. counsel asked the witness:
did you kiss Mrs Gambler. or en-.
brace or have Mrs. Gambler on your
iap7"
~ did not" replied STR slcklcr
COMPATIBILITY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Headache Powder Fatal
HenWOOd Guilty

DENVER. Colo. June 2s.-HaroId
Frank Henwood. OF New York, slayer
OF George r. Copeland. OF Victor, Col
arado. a mining promoter. who was
shot by Henwood when the latter kill
ed Sylvester l.. Won Phul. a ST. Louis
aeronaut. today. was found guilty Of
murder In the second degree. The
penalty Is from ten years 20 life i'm
prisonment Judge Whitford grant
ed ten day stay Of execution 10 per-
init the defendants counsel opportu-
nifty to file a motion for a new trial.
When arrested Hcnwood expressed
no regret over the shooting OF Won
Phul. II developed that Henwood
had been trying TO compel Won Phul
TO return letters written to Van Phul
by Mrs. J. W Springer. wife OF a
Denver banker.
After the shooting OF Won Phul and
Copeland. Mrs. Springer was sued for
divorce. and the hearing Is set for
next month. The trial OF Henwood
for the murder OF Won Phui IS set for
July >.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30

OF the board at the $4,000 per. and
then the show started. From all
parts OF state went up a howl not
only from the politicians but the
rank and file the -one gallus" men,
bers as Champ Clark puts IL, and
they are still talking about il.
Donkey's Back Broken.
Hardly had the fires commenced to
die down when Uncle Judson pulled
on some more queer politics aud this
ume ne laid on the straw that broke
me Democratic donkeys back. For
three years the Democrats have want
ed the place OF state fish and game
wardn who appoints deputies in every
county In the state. but Harmon al
lowed Republican TO hold the place
until few weeks ago when after he
had appointed the clerk for the cen
trail board he went down into jefferson
county and hunted up a man by the
name OF McCook alleged to be a resi-
dent or the state. but credited with
never voting for one W. ]. Bryan.
He was n warm supporter of Palmer
and Buckner along with Uncle Jud-
son In SO and since that time has,
well he didn't vote for Bryan, but is
said never TO have missed an election
and this man was made fish and game
warden. IL wasn't a howl that the
Democracy uttered. nor a groan, bu,
II was between the spit OF a cat and
the hiss of a snake combined along
with language that the press Is not
and then started the boom
ior Speaker Clark. a mighty warm
Keeling for Woodrow Wilson
The foregoing is some of the things
That have undermined. one OF the
brightest Democratic possibilities in
l9l2. Its the same old game of I'M
certain politics. that creates n leader
today only TO forget him or denounce
mis- tomorrow. Uncle 1udson has
been the lucky man in politics. but
he has sure lost his horseshoe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
ARGUE DTEGLE CASE

COLUMBUS. q. June 2g Tho case
of Rodney = DioRio. sergeant at arms
of Tho Senate. charged with ahcftlng
legislative bribery. to-day vas marked
by thc beginning ~ arguments.
Counsel for Ulcglo to day made in
rfccfuaI efforts to have tho Jury
charged that Uorlc was innocent. I'M
less The State had proved every essen
Gal fact charged. that % was uniaw-
fuI for detectives 10 create crimes 90
ontrap suspected persons. that the
verdict should Boz mot guilty" unless
fhc state had shown that uIcgle had
carried messages bearing on tho ai.
logged briho between Andrews and DE.
tcctive Smiley or Harrison
70 was announced to-day that there
would bc no more legislative bribery
trials until tho fall term OF court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
ARREST FORGER

Harry g. Armour alias &c. G. Tread
we'll was arrested yesterday by De
toctive Minard ON q forgery charge.
Tho prisoner came here from Wash
inFtou. U G.. and is wanted in that
city fcr similar crimes. BE passed
several worthless checks here on
prominent business firms
ono OF his Washington victims vas
the NoV York Produce Exchange. aud
Doc will first be- tried for that crime
Hc aere.d 90 90 to- Washington with.
ouf requisitiou papers and an officer
viii arrive to-day to take him back
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Term in Pen

PARKERsBURG. W. Va. June %.
The jury IN the second trial Of o.
j. Pugh indicted for ravishing Cora
Barker his eight year old step
daughter. 40 four o'clock this after.
noon returned a verdict Of guilty az
The same time recommending mercy.
The prisoner was Immediately sen
fenced 10 serve a term Of twenty
years IN the penitcntary. Tho first
trial o. tho case occurred last week
and after being ont for three days
the jury at that time failed 10 agree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
ARREST ELOPERS

CLARKsBURG. vs.. Va. June %
Miss Anna Shanahan. n pretty little
Girl 16 years old. and vs.. G. Richard.
son. a walter in a local restaurant.
both or whom left the city. presumably
together. The middle of last APRIL have
been arrested b. The police at DAYTON.
Ohio. and they have agreed 10 return
10 Clarksburg without requisition
papers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
City Treasury Faces
Another Deficiency

good authority that the loss to the
county. city and board OF education
viii be in the neighborhood OF thirty
thousand dollars. OF which about ten
thousand viii have TO be borne by
the city. In addition To this. the old
post office has been stricken from the
books this year by. a court decision
and this means an added loss OF about
-FOUR hundred dollars. Real estate i'm
provements will add a slight amount.
With this condition added to those
already facing council. IL is hard to
see how the higher salaries voted so
readily are To be paid. The only
method now in sight by which the
money may be raised is by an arbi-
trary assessment by the board OF
equalization and appeals.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Mrs. Laura meFadden Hartman IL
Found Dead at morgantown
Thursday.
coRoNER's VERIcT
is ACCIDENTAL DEATH
Deceased Was Well Known Here and
Was Daughter Of r. J. MeFad-
den, Of MoundsviIle.

special lnspntch 10 tho 1nteiUgencer
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, June %
There ccurred suddenly here TODAY
the death OF Mrs Laura McFadde1
Harugan, wife OF DR.. ID II. Hartiroru
OF the local hospital. She was foung
dead In her room about 4 O'Clock. and
II Is believed that her death was due
TO the effect OF headache powders
which she had IN taking. having
earlier in the day complained OF head.
ache. Her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
). McFadden. Of Moundsville. arrived
here tonight.
Il appears that Mr. Hartiean had
been called 20 Fairmont on profess
sional business. He had promised TO
return to take his wife 10 the Dan
Robinson circus. which was showing
az Morgantown. lie went 20 the show
grounds. and when he faued TO ana
HE wife there concluded she had De.
cided not TO attend. and he went 20
the show alone.
In the meantime Mrs Hartigan.
complaining OF being ill. had gone TO
her room. telling the nurses az the
hospital not 20 call her TIL her hus-
band returned. About 4 o'clock Mr..
HartiEan was seen by one OF tha
nurses eturning home she ran up
70 awaken Mrs Hartigan and was a.
tonished 70 find hor dead Rushing
down she notified the husband. who
IN turn called Prof. Wiley. Of o.
university. They found the wofrer
had been dead for several hours ne
authorities we're notified and a ver
dict Of accidental death was render
Cd. % being believed she had taken b.
mistake an overdose Of headachs
powder. The funeral Arrangements
have not been made.
Besides the parents. Mr. and Mrs.
r J. McFadden. Of Moundsviilc. who
loft last evening 90 o'clock for Nor
gantown. one sister. Miss Nellie Nc
Faddcn. survives. Mrs HartiEan
was we'll and popularity known here.
During the spring 10 their Morgan
town home. they entertained VIM. =.
Bryan.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
LANGFORD WINS

NEW YORK. June 29-sam Lang.
ford. the Boston negro heavyweight.
knocked out Jack Fitzgerald a Phua-
dclphia white hope in the hfth
round OF a scheduled tcn-round bout
nt the National Sporting club here to-
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30

Gibraltar OF Democracy. there is talk
OF forming Champ Clark clubs and
Belmont county Democratic leaders
along with the rank and file are talk
ing Clark and Wilson with Clark in
the lead, but not mentioning Harmon.
Jefferson county is sore on Harmon
and is said TO favor Clark or v iIson.
while up in Harrison and Carroll
counties there is some little Harmon
sentiment among the Democrats. So
while Lieut. Governor Hugh Nichols.
Uncle Jucson's campaign manager. Is
over east gathering in delegates for
Harmon he may have to return home
to tight to get the delegates in his
own state.
What has happened to Harmon?
What has become OF the harmony.
and the popularity that gave him over
100000 majority? He has made a
good governor. but has not given the
rank and file who helped elect him
twice much reward for their work
This may be one OF the reasons but
there are others. The graft ex-
posture cuts no figure as both parties
figured in it and 1t has been going
on for years, and while Harmon has
not said much about II. IL has done
more to strengthen that TO injure
him.
Message Weak.
Harmon's trouble started the day
his message was read TO the last Cen
eral Assembly. as he had stumped
the state advocating popular and pro-
gressive measures. but his message
was weak. and did not even advocate
all that was in the state platform.
He promised another message later
on progressive measures. but Il never
came. The message was n middle OF
the road document. and finally when
the Democracy OF the state arose
enmasse declaring for a strong hand
TO order the legislature to redeem It's
pledges he addressed the Democrat
members. but again left out some OF
the real measures wanted by the
people. This left bad feeling among
the party workers, discouraged the
progressive members in the legisla-
ture, and slowly but surely started
the popularity of Harmon on the
downward road.
When the legislature started the
catch word was Don't Embarass the
Governor" This was used in the
Hanly senatorial fight. then
IL come up in the wet and dry fight
over the Dean liquor law with both
sides claiming Harmon as their friend.
and the middle of the road fellows
saying Don't Embarass the Cover
nor" The governor stood non-com-
initial. and the fellows kept an harp
ing Don't Embarass the Governor"
until Il became a joke
Storm Breaks Anew.
But when the legislature finally ad-
journed and the people realized the
many good bills passd with none real
had the political sea of Harmon grew
more placid. and the Democrats had
more hope but it was only the calm
before a storm.
During the campaign Harmon paid
much attention to the alleged cor
ruption in the state auditors office.
which is presided over by a RepubH-
can. and one OF his pet measures en-
acted by the legislature was a central
board to manage the state institutions
and the clerkship OF this board PAYS
$4,000 per. so Uncle Judson HES him
self down into this alleged corrupt
auditors Office and picks out a Re
publican and has him appointed clerk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
Is Harmon and Harmony
A Thing Of the Past?

was TO sweep Harmon into the Demo-
cratic nomination for president, and
then on into the White House in 1912.
But somthing has happened to Har-
mon. that something that always oc-
ours in politics when least expected.
and indications now are II Harmon
wants the delegates TO the national
convention from Eastern Ohio he will
have TO fight for them. Even down
in the stalwart Monroe county the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-06-30
BUILDING BURNS

Fire OF mysterious origin do
siroyod "a two story building az 1905
Wcizol street. causing n loss OF 5000.
The huTding, valued at $500. was GOV.
cred hy Insurance. and furniture de-
suoycd was not insured Street cars
were held Up for a long time on the
city line