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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

PORTABLE oil-gas stove. No valves,
wicks, wood. coal or ashes STEADY, intense
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and clean as a lamp" Mrs. A. II. Mcclellan,
ILL.,, Baked pies, cakes and bread. never
saw nicer baking done" Mrs. O. Thomp-
son o. Agents making money. b.. l..
Heusted, Mich: out one day, sold II
stoves r.. Z, Adams, Ia, ordered 3
stoves, then ~" Chas p. Schroeder, Conn.
10 stoves l order. Price 1925 up. Not sold
in stores. Show cylinder making gas
postal World Mfg. Co.. 4S9 World Bldg,
Cincinnati, o.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

YOUNG man, city or country; start bust
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

SALESMAN for this territory who has
experience In selling advertising specialties,
premium goods, or calendars; SS5 week
drawing account "a new house with new
line Of advertising specialties) NJ ].
Walsh e. Co., 440-452 w. Huron ST., Chi
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
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can't supply you send so cents and We viii
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HELP WANTED
MALE OH FEMALE.

MEN and women easily make over so
weekly rowing mushrooms In cellars
sheds bikes, etc. Markets waiting Free
booklet Hiram Barton, West 4sth St. New
York;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

BE A DETECT1vE-Earn $3.50 TO $500
monthly travelling: stamps for particulars.
Write Frederick Wagner 1913 Lexington
Ave, New York"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

THIRD King Korn Karnival at Craig.
Neb., Sep 1914. 1911. Wanted-hlgh-clas
attractions, brass band, merry go-round
large tent and good clean show for even
ings. This will be the biggest live wire
proposition ever pulled off in northeastern
Nebraska Write at once. q. w. Nc
Cracker, Secretary.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

Financial.
MINING, oil. wireless. insurance and I'M
listed stocks bought. sold and EXCHANGED
Money loaned on unlisted stocks havine
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Colorado
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BARKER BROS. PAINT co.

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We DO picture Framing and Glazing
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ICE CREAM Harding Hygiea brand.
ALL All leading druggists,
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Transfer Co., Lincoln, Neb.'
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very prominent New York house to carry
a line Of short length dry goods, also a
line of popular priced ladies' shirt waists in
the states of Iowa and Nebraska; strictly
commission basis. Only such applications
will be considered with full particulars az
to former experience and high class refer
ences Frank & Bauer, 449 Broadway, n.
Y. City.%
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23
HELP WANTED-?EMALE
Agents and SaIeswomen.

LADY to solicit orders; salary and ex
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Rochester, N. "
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ANNOUNC MENTS

]. A. GENTLEMAN T TNRER.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-07-23

TAKE a boat ride on Lake Manawa. We
Will give a pair of round trip tickets 10
A. Wilson, 1925 South 9th St, IL he will
come to The Bee office within three days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
CRUISER STRANDED
CORNWALL WAS ON WAY TO TOW
NI0BE TO HALIFAX.
Is Not Taking Water-Had Number
Of Cadets Aboard Besides Her
Regular Crew--No Serious
Damage.

Halifax. Nova Scotia, Aug. g.
A wireless received here says the
British cruiser Cornwall is stranded
on the lodges of Cape Sable a few
miles from which the Canadian flag
ship Niobe went upon the rocks July
30th. The message stated the Corn
wall did not take water and appar-
emily had sustained no serious dam
age.
The Cornwall is an armored crui-
ser and is now used rs trading ship
She has about 800 cadets on board
besides a regular crew and was on
her way from st. Nohns, Newfound-
land, to Clarke harbor to tow the
damaged Canadian cruiser Niobe to
the city. The Cornwall left st. John
last Thursday after she had returned
from a cruise around the Newfound-
land coast.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
BOHEMIAN SPY N
AMERICAN ARMY
SENT HERE TO OBTAIN INFORM
ALTON ON HOW OF MAKE
EXPLOSIVES.
GIVEN away BY F|ANCE
Girl Applied to Recruiting Office
for His Release and Finally
Broke Down and Told Of
His Mission.

Indianapolis, Ind. Aug. 6.--On
an affidavit furnished by Miss Cla. q
A. Dyer formerly of Philpot, Ky,
Capt James Watson in charge Of the
local United States army recruiting,
has asked tho ar department to ar
rest Private George A Peters, said
cry stationed at Fort Toton. New
York, charging him with being q
spy in the employ of the Austrian
government
The alleged exposure of Peters ac-
cording to the informant is Count
Windisch-Vratz of Prague. Bohemia
was made by Miss Dyer while trying
to obtain his release from the artil-
lery corps through the laeol recruit
ing station Miss Dyers says she
and Peters are engaged
In support of her allegation Miss
Dyer has turned over to the au-
thorities letters from Peters which
Capt Watson says are in accordance
with her statements Several days
ago Miss Dyer appeared at the local
recriting station and inquired about
obtaining the release of Peters from
the service
At the time, according to Capt
Watson she said he was her brother
and by her manner attracted sus-
picion to herself.
Last Thursday the police wers
called into the case by the army Of
ficers and Miss Dyer was summoned
to headquarters At first she re-
fused to answer questions but under
rapid fire broke down and finally
told the story that Peters is an Aus
trian spy sent to America to obtain
the manner of manufacturing
dnmmitte, powerful explosive
known only to the United States
army and plans of fortiications of
the army.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
ADMIRAL TOGO At
WASHINGTON TOMB
JAPANESE ADMIRAL PLACED
WREATH OF ROSES ON
MAUSOLEUM.
he SPOKE AND PRAYED
Went Through Washington Home
At Mt. Vernon And With W
Reverence Examined
Furnishings.

Washington, Aug. 6-Reverently
and with brief invocation in Japan
ese Admiral Togo placed wreath of
roses on the tomb OF Washington at
Mt. Vernon today.
A group of dozen among whom
were the Japanese ambassador Act
ing Secretary of the Navy Winth-
rop, five admirals OF the United Sta
tes navy and Chandler Hale, third
assistant Of state, watched the dim
inutivc admiral enter the mausoleum
and stand silently at salute. =
He spoke silently but audibly for
a moment and then set down the
reef.
AS guest of the nation Admiral
Togos trip, from the city to Mt.
Vernon was made on the president 8
Yacht the Mayhower. As Admiral
Togo and his aid, Lieut.. Tetichchi
and the Japanese ambassador mount
cd the gang way a company OF mar
ines on shore presented arms while
every man on board the MayfIower
stood attention, the bugles blowing
salutes.
At Mt. Vernon two electric
launches conveyed the party ashore,
After the ceremony at the tomb the
party rode through the picturesque
Washing estate to the mansion
where the first president lived and
died
The admiral was led through the
numerous small rooms and up the
staircase to the bed where Washing
ton died. He bowed and saluted.
He paused before Washington's
sward and carefully read the in
scliption
= Que of the party pointed out the
wine and liquor case which once
figured in the hospitality of Mt Yer
non
On the return of the cruise to the
city Admiral Togo rested in a big
chair on the quarter deck, chatting
for a while with Rear Admiral Har-
Der. Presentely his head dropped
and he fell asleep.
Admiral Harper walked away
softly and joined a group Of officers
on the main deck
Tonight Admiral Togo was the
guest of the Japanese ambassador at
dinner.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
LIMITED TRAIN
WENT OFF TRACK
OVER HUNDRED PASSENGERS
FRIGHTENED BUT NONE
RECEIVED INJURIES.
MOVING At FULL SPEED
Engine and Tender Broke from Rest
OF Pennsylvania 18.Hour Train 4
Near Indiana Harhor.

Chicago, Aug. 6.--One hundred
and twenty-five passengers on the
Pennsylvania eighteen-hour train
which left here at 2:45 o'clock for
New York were frightened but un-
injured when the engine, tender and
baggage car jumped the track while
going at full speed between Indiana
harbcr and Burlington, Indiana, to-
day.
lhe engine and tender broke from
the train when the engineer applied
the emergency brakes and leaving
the rails plunged down an embank-
ment The train stopped with q
jerk that threw passengers from
their seats but remained upright on
the track.
The baggage car Immediately be-
hind the tender left the track but
did not Overturn
The accident happened when the
train had gathered full speed in go
ing down the incline from the ele-
waited tracks in Indiana harbor For
no known reason the tender left the
track and jumped along the ties
Engineer Summers applied the
en- ergency brakes and the train
broke the couplings between the
tender and the baggage car and the
tender and engine, relieved Of its
load jumped ahead and left the
rails running over on the right side
of the track
Summers calling to his firemen
to jump 'ran to the opposite side and
both leaped,
The four Pullmans of which the
rest Of the train consisted were taxi
en- back to Indiana Harbor ard sent
on with another crew
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
DIES MONIES CAR
STRIKE IS ENDED
PROMPTLY AT s O'CLOCK IN AT
TERNooN MEN WENT BACK
TO WORK.
COURT ORDER Effective
Strike Lasted Forty Hours Much
Litigation in Court Is Now Ex-
pected to Follow DeGraff
Mandate

Des Moines, Iowa Aug. e.
Promptly at o'clock this after
noon street car traffic was resumed
in Des Moines and the forty hours
strike which began yesterday morn
ing when union employees walked
out was terminated
For the first time in the history
of the country an order of the court
put an end to what gave every indi-
cation of being one of the bitterest
strikes every waged between organ
lied labor on the one hand and
capitol on the other.
The mandate issued by Judge De-
Graf of the Fifth district court last
night as obeyed promptly by the
Des Moines City Railway Co, and
the car mems union and while there
is ample prospect of fight later in
the court one thing is certain, an
injnction has restored temporarily
at least nearly 500 conductors and
motormen to their original posi-
tions.
The scenes attending the resump-
ton of traffic rivaled those Of Fri
dag night when the men turned the
cars in for, what many or them
thought. would be the last time.
The streets near the central wait
ing room were thronged for nearly
three hours before the time set for
first car to pass.
When extras announced the first
car had left Twenty-fourth street
barn enthusiasm began to show it.
self and car No. 1873 of the Univer-
sity line passed. the crowd gave the
crew rousing reception.
II was long time before the cars
on every line had reached the sta
tion and eight of the cars as they
came up were greeted with cheers.
BY o'clock traffic had almost re-
suned its normal conditions ~
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
.HEADLESS WOMAN
BODY FOUND In SEWER FRIDAY
IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF
BERTHA COURTNEY.
Search Now Being Made for Her
Negro Husband--Woma Went
to Cincinnati from
Clinton, KY.

Cincinnati, O.. Aug. g. The body
OF the headless woman found in A
sewer Friday was identified early to-
day by the woman's friends as being
that of Bertha Courtney. a woman
OF the underworld The authorities
are looking for her negro husband
The woman's home was at Clin-
ton, KY she came here about two
years ago and boarded in houss
on George street ntil three weeks
ago.
Every effort was made to locats
the negro today by the Barwood and
Cincinnati police without success.
The authorities hoped to capture
him within the next forty-eight
hours.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
OWNER IS WANTED
FAMOUS WOLF ISLAND BELOW
CAIRO MAY BECOME "NO
MANS LAND"
Official Declaration That It Dses Not
Belong To Missouri-Long Held
BY Thos. Tarn.

Springfield, Mo, Aug. 6-Wolfe
Island a valuable tract of land in
the Mississippi River, between Ken
tucky and Missouri, may be mo
Mans Land" In response to an in
quiry sent out several days ago by
officials of the United States Land
Office here, a law firm of Charleston,
Mo-, to which the communication
was referred by the order of Missis-
sippi County, has advised the local
government land officials that the
island did not belond to Missouri,
but was the property of Kentucky
There were no records, according to
the writer, to show ownership of the
land by this state.
The officials of the land office
some time ago received word from
the department of the Interior that
this land had been ceded to Missouri
after an investigation in 1857 by an
engineer from the Interior Depart
ment The official of the depart
ment are attempting to clear up the
titles to the land which have been
field with the government through
various land offices of the state. The
investigation which opened the ques-
tion as to the ownership of the Is.
land was brought about recently by
a desire on the part of the officials
to correct mistake which had been
made in the recording of a claim for
tract of land on the island by Ben
jamin Woodruff, in 1897.
"A platiof the island was found in
the records OF the office here, but an
attempt to find the heirs of Wood
ruff received the reply from Charles.
ton, the former location Of one OF
the government land offices, that the
island is the property of Kentucky
The letter will be forwarded al
once to the officials of the Depart
ment of the Interior at Washington
that steps may be taken to untangle
the situation which threatens to in
validate all the titles to land on the
island. Wolf Island, over which liti-
cation has been waged, Is tract
about three miles square in the Mis-
sissippi river. between MissssInpi
County, Mo-, and Hickman County,
Ky. n, .e .,4 49,.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
STRIKE ON C0NEY
| ISLAND CAR LINE
CARS MOVED BUT D HOURS YES
TERDAY BETWEEN ROWS
OF BLUE COATS.
DRtA BLOODY ATTACKS
Police Rode With Motormen--De-
tectives In Plain Clothes Helped
Service-Two Driven
By Crowds.

New York, Aug 6---The Coney
Island and Brooklyn Railroad Co..
ran half empty cars nine hours to-
day between twenty mile lines of
twelve hundred policemen az re-
suit OF the impending riot four per-
sons are in the hospital tonight. One
of them is probably martally hurt
Perhaps forty are suffering from
effects of stones and brick bats and
twenty-five strikers and their SYM
pathizers are under lock and key.
The first car out of the barn left
at 9:45 o'clock 1t passed through
single files of blue coats, facing hos
tile crowds of thousands and reach
ed its destination safely after having
picked up half dozen passengers.
Awed by the guards the strike
sympathizers did not molest 1t.
About half an hour later the second
car began running. Traffic service
was maintained at irregular inter-
walls until o'clock tonight when the
police were notified that no more
cars would be run for twelve hours.
AS the day advanced the chowds
became noisy and double crews were
placed on all cars on the lines affect
ed by the strike.
A policeman stood beside the two
motormen and plain clothes men
riding In threes and fours over the
system stood ready to repel attacks
on crew and passengers.
One detachment Of detectives was
attaekd bg a dozen oFmore men who
mistook them for passengers,
Two of the detectives wefe driven
through the streets but when they
showed their revoIvers their assaiar
ants took to their heels.
More than dozen cars were at
tackled In each case blood was split
Mrs Lena Weisengrum of Yonkers
a passenger was taken TO hospital
probably with . fractured skull after
one OF the attacks M K,I
A dozen persons or thereabouts
were rendered unconscious by flying
stones while many more sustained
decorations and bruises.
The rioting became so serious that
many cars were turned back to the
barn after having gone less than
half way to Couey Island,
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
LOVER KILLED
GIRL : BROTHER
ARRESTED BY METHODIST MINIS.
TER AS HE LEFT SCENE /
OF TRAGEDY. -s
CLAIMED An ENGAGEMENT
Family Denies This - Expected
Trouble And Carried Revolver to
Chrrch--Claims Brother
Attacked Him.

ST. Louis, Mo, Aug. Glover re-
turning after year quarreled with
sweet hearts brother. killed him
and is arrested by minister.
Albert e. Butler of Mapsewcod.
Mo-, a suburb of ST. Louis today re-
turned after an absence Of q year
and in quarrel with his sweet
hearts brother Eugene, Walsh shot
and killed the latter. As Butler was
walking away from the scene Of
the shooting he was taken in charge
by the Rev James Broadhead. a
Methodist minister, who took him to
the nearest police station within the
city limits,
Butler told the police he had been
courting Miss Nellie Walsh before
his departure for the east year ago
and that he was engaged to the girl
This the family denies 1t was over
this that the two young men
uuarlled when they met this after
noon
Butler said he expected trouble
and that when he went to church this
morning he carried re eyolver. When
he met Walsh In the afternoon he
said they had words and that Walsh
started for him He claims he shot
in self defense. The shooting oc-
cured in front Of the Walsh home a
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
MEETING Of sHtR|FFS.
Movement Being Inaugurated That
officers May Be Reelected
for Second Term.

Omaha, Neb, Ag 6.--Neatly
three hundred sher'ffs are gathering
in this city as delegates to the con-
.yention OF the National Sheriff's AS
ISOLATION which begins a three-day
session tomorrow c; w. Peters ma
tional president OF the association,
who Is chief deputy sheriff OF Cook
county, Illinois, arrived here today.
One OF the important matters be-
fore the convention will be an effort
TO secure uniform legislation in the
various states which will enable q
sheriff to succeed himself.
Nebraska already has such law
IN effect. The Nebraska States
sheriff Association will also meet
In convention tomorrow for one
days sessiou.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
BAD NEGROCAUGHT
CONSTABLE GREANEY CAP
TURES FELLOW WANTED IN
ARKANSAS FOR MURDER.
Was Employed on Street Work
Killed Another Negro at New
pert, Ark, Several Weeks
Ago.

Robert j Greaney OF the New
York Store Mercantile Co is de-
veloping into sleuth He was tip
ped Saturday night about a bad
negro for Newport, Ark, who was
traced to Cairo, and was wanted for
murder; and having been elected a
constable at recent election he
followed the cue and captured the
negro at the corner of Nineteenth
and Poplar streets and took him to
the county Jail.
The negro when arrested wanted
to know what he was arrested for
Geraney informed him that he was
wanted for stealing goods from a
store on Washington avenue. When
he was taken to the court, the real
charge was told him and he strenu-
ously denied his name was John
Reede. But there were too many
marks of identification on his per
son to be mistaken There was q
scalp wound on his head and pistol
wounds on both legs. A deputy
sheriff from Newport has been In
the city day or two hunting for
the negro and left the city for his
home but short time before tbs
capture.
Reedie killed another negro al
Neport about two weeks ago. He
has been employed by local con.
tractor the past several days He
refuses to return toNewport withou,
reqisition and will be held here
until the same Is issued.
A few days ago this same Negro
appeared at the Central Union Tele
phone office and talked with some
woman at Newport and then, in.
sisting that he had no service, re.
fused to pay the 81 charges and
walked out Of the office.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-08-07
POISONING Of
CHILDREN PLOT
PACKAGES OF GUM SPRINKLED
WITH sTRYCHNINE WAS
NEW METHOD USED.
THREE ARRESTS MADE
| Woman and Two Men Charged BY
Officials Of Galloway County
Mo-, With Poisoning
Attempts.

Fulton, Mo, Aug. G--What county
authorities believe to be plot for the
wholesale poisoning OF children has
been unearthed at Concord in Gallo
way county and rs result two men
and a woman were arrested there
today by order CT the prosecting at
torney and brought to Fulton to be
arranged WYNN
The persons arrested are Lee
Boyd q farmer, his wife Mrs. Anna
Boyd and Jefferson Wood horse
dealer. ~
The children whose lives were en-
dangered belong to families whose
members testified in slander suit
recently brought by Mrs. Boyd
against DR.. W. p. Ellis, a physician
of Concord. Mrs. Boyd asked $15,-
900 damages, alleging that DR..
Willis had DETAINED here character.
The jury brought in verdict for the
defendant.
The first attempt on the lives of
the children was made several weeks
ago when package of chewing gum
was found in the yard of Edward Nc
Pheeters, nephew of Judge Robert
McPheeters of Fulton. Less than a
week ago another package of gum
was placed near the gate of the Nc
Pheeters home A three year old
child of the family was in the act
of placing a piece Of gum in his
mouth when an older member of the
family interfered.
After tho second package of gum
was found the McPheeters home was
watched
The placing of gum on the prem
ises of people in the vicinity of Con-
cord has become frequent the last
few days aud at least three more
families appear to have been includ-
I'd in the poisoning plot. All the
gum which has been found has been
preserved and will be examined by a
chemist. Tonight bond was fixed at
$1,000 for Mrs Boyd and $4,000 for
Boyd and Woods All gave bail, No
preliminary hearing will be heard
and and the case will be docketed for
the September term of court.