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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
BOND DOTS.

The issuance OF $4,000 mortgag.
bonds. dated April :. 1912. OF the Eliza.
both & Trenton Railroad Company TO IN.
Logan Trust COMPANY Of Philadelphia
has been sanctioned By tho State Board
Of Public Utility Commissions. according
10 reports from Trenton, y. J.
An election held at Brockport Monroe
COUNT y. Y. or July 30 last. If said 10
have resulted in the proposition 70 issue
$1,000 Waterworks construction bonds
The popular vote submitted was ~
against 52s.
Chase CITY Mccklenburg COUNTY Va.
II IS reported. viii hold an election A.
gust = 10 vote on the question o. issuing
s2o.0n0 5 per cent thrtv-vear sewer bonds
Il is said that these present securities
will take the place OF those offered. bur
not sold, on June 4 last.
y " Halsey & Co. OF New York and
Philadelphia, were awarded the Waynes-
boro school district. Franklin Count
Penn. issue OF $4,000 ~ per cent fifteen
to thirty years optional coupon building
bonds az l01.8
An election held recentlv a. Frederick
town. Madison COUNT Mo. is ststef
10 have resulted in the defeat OF ths
proposition 70 issue the 81 90 watsrvorhs
bonds.
Reports state that the trustees OF Glen
dale. Los Angeles County, Cal will sub
NIT 10 the voters in the near future
proposition 20 issue IaoGD Fire Depart
ment Improvement and building bonds
and also goo water system bonds
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE lIONF-Y MARKTT.-Mouey or
call opened Al o.. per cent. highest, %
nor cent. lowest. o. per cont. cIo'inS.
e.. rer cent. ruling rate -. per cent
Tine none was not especially active
Rate. 81 ~ cent tor S.@ty dars. -.
~ rsr cont for NINETY GAYS. fGf4 Pc
cont 'o- four months td41 per cent Tor
a.. months. ana q. 40 per cent for SIX
months Mercantile paper vss cuiet ~
Tho local market. man" OF the BUYERS
being ont ~ the market Rate. '1H'z
nor cent COR sixty 90 ninety dars' IN
do-red bills receivable and choic" -four
a. -iz uorths single names. and $40
TOR cent fu- others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Foreign 'v-
change market opened strong bur dull.
v.ttr -tcrIuE ,o 20 r. routs aooyr Thur
da-'- closing The market closed steadi
mold rC 40 70 tho fr-f~r quotations pee
corded 81 tos op" -- cuisines vas
uuIot. Tfna, quote wore. Demand
sterling. EgE ra. t'sa. si1ty-da q
bills So. short t amos. Isl. .ess -
and short reich marks e. a-i6 plus l-a-.
Bankers posted rates follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. par.
chicago. Ire discount. New orleans. com
rue-~IaL ~, discount bank = premium
- lou Pa uIl .r premium ssk"t.
NftrreaIoiie 81 premium Charleston.
buving par selling '-i" per cont premium
Bar T-anclscu. sight -i-.. telegraph .r
EANk CEIhA RINGS New York. OK
changes tcs- - .1.. balances i-.SS 81
Dol,or. .Arnauge. g 81 g.. balances
Z - is-. Philadelphia tIchdnceq 3 %
~ ..1. balance z Gao. Balt.uu~'. eA-
change t41e-lss balances 50 -
SriNEE MARKET .--' Commercial bar
silver .i-- MeNlrsr silver dollars -.
Bar silver iu London closed ~ = l-lod
MEXICAN ~ 'IAkGE. Mexican cx-
change uu New YORK 's quoted Al -9lfs.
Sr-B-TREASUEY. Tn" sui. Treasury
va creditor at the Clearing House tor
Sc. Os-
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

Friday. e-Toa "a day 333o|o ""re' '''F
724655 for the 1911
o g inclusive o4<@'r' '''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
IMPORTS OF pRYGoops.

The imports and marketings OF dry
goods al the port OF New York last week
were as follows:
Last vk Prev. Vk Last 81.
Imports ..... 81 4so. t04 81 Tpo.4i3 s. s47 s2I
Msrketings o.. {. 4sI $50 1891 ass, o56
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tn. following were the closing quota
tons for stocks in which there were no
transactions yesterday on the New YORK
Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 81 so o year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

s5L various maturities 1ses-isii.. A29g4.iS 'AsN
.Coupons interchangeable. 3Resistered. 4Co"-
pons sRegistered and coupon.
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MINING.
NEVADA Quotations.

Furnished - Weir Brother 4 20, 20 =:
Broad street Nep Yo~s
Friday. August .. 1912.
TnNDTnAyTc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

FURNISHED b., Charles 4 Ba-nes 4 20. &c. q
pros street sew York ana No. IL South
a. rreet PhlsdelpriAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

Furnished by " y Coer & Co. No. - Cs""
street,
,k.c--,od interest 70 be added
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
BOSTON STOCKS.

ru-ni,a.a q. Charles Head & CO.. No u va.
street.
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BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE.
aew YORK BANK STOCKS.

cr,,-r,,b.o p g II T. Pei & Co. 30. 81
Wal street.
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.E1 dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

Sh rs Net Div.
sold chge rate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-10

Bid Ash. z Ashe'
Rostor Land s East B1s Ii - a :
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05


y n ~
NJ
-
'er had
s. Interest IL
nd Carpentsr
Z longing is
:. enter az The lime
oliver q said eed
alter RAYMOND Carnan-
~ rxeenflon. That ~ tha tl,na
I 81 She delivery ofsaid deeds the aid
Waiter Raymond Caruenter prem
Used from time 10 tifne. theroaffor Is
execute with bis wife ali 81 SAID
desds but Instead of doing ID has
given frivolous aud fsiae excuses
for not executing the same. and With
out Returning tbe aforesaid deeds.
used the dissertations ia kaine gor
the purpose ofthefsauaul ent con Vol.
ances mentioned ID tbs Bill. That
the said Walter Raymond Carpee ser
on The Both day ofOetober. 1912 con
veyeu to FAIRY 4 LlRha. y Wasns
inRlon Citys Districto: Nounula, 81
nas interest 70 we reai estate sglnK
aeu DeinR ~ -. MArF county q
wpscn nis lasner tne iale Wafer
w pep'os esaa sel1sn AZ g 99s~esseu
sn1 z ~ u's aass' est = - oos nes tfs els
ot parcels q iand q which pis lale
no1ner' Mary 4 y Csrpenter eiEo
selzpn anu possessed inc dtlh alsf'
states tnAttne ,i1lntahs are lnl0F'ned
nno Osileve mai we sald Wstgar
~ snopo Cafpenssfs 2 sovt me Same
sine, conyegea AZ ms interest q she
reai estate q his lAsner, sne lafa
Haassf ar1snaes. isfa e ~ klaflts
osnnsy' 2ssee Y @aFylaha ms
seI.aiD sishfy = Meo 1Afn al Naeh
.ekson 1ltys y we DisAsiet q 1ol p
~ Delnk ~ httornry ~ w aaa
s $500. So 1FA.saf ~ s1H sa3
ssssos 10y snonp Natpehbsf, go
aas a1k ~ %poNi., .a- qpts
$3.50, 60 ~ ssss w. y nas
80 pos'ps' y sh e ~
$3.50 $3.50, Nv @ ''s w Aaf
isssS y ...... 49, Y l 70
mend Caff .. s@se ssf ksFr
siung ~ e0aesy 8sls Ca
sata reaity q nss 1rv sts ara
ters. prepared tha Dies fsr tns ala
100 4, sssps' ,'s'sea ~ orr sob
ii 81 49, 80 u , 4 s,'p ~ iQ IS
ae,us d,,lr s.es..s $3.50 Y aAg tne
dAs.ds ~. !, n, ". 'sf
n tshar,es s ss,.s ~ ttyps itesssa
ard Az, sla 49, g n Y ss'ssi
feat ~ ra,sas' : II w. Il 80
AtInrney $500. ss Mn a
III 49,. ga $50
sa,a Hnrry +. Il,s, = e q
sian o. lhe facts "a ha *
edge oithe fraud be ~ per 81 Ri ~
~ gs 81. .ng WI q n, flAinili!s .
CONVEYING ~ z ,,r 1901 sy.e IT.
81 Marys COUNTY IS tbs 4aI,s -i 49, +
H. Light, as vel is gald dccds coo
yeylng sno property IN Charles
S,,r $500 wsts .aaaaasensiy executed
inadeouate NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 80 M, 49,.
press Intent to hinder. aegrasd Ana v, |
delay she Plaintiffs btr0in. That
ara ss w.. water hsymosd carpsnier
residing 49, 80 s gssses' !, ~ we.
Georges county 80 N pr',,ee
1ns r sa.a . ~ "a = fso,e,s. THAT
resldenss 81 The stase n MarylsB.s
and reside Ia Washington City Ia
the District VI Columbia. Fhat me
l,saenoa y y. Sa,Hue. 1853 y ne ~,
Fsshs e =. .ss os,Iovss ~ xxx ~ =
Barber aud Ross ii washington
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

Ladies BATS % halfpree. Mrs Milson will be peasd !.
Wall o. ire ladies with the latest styles present an "a
Even away with every Hat Gold Filled Watch aSsrsg ~
teed lor years will be given away with sverv an "a
<lz % Suit or Overcoat. - - sa'.
Laules CAL on rs fora DrugRe 20 DruQget for AZ ge
matstpRaas low ~ III cents yard Ar-teht sovas
nnsn ~ 1872 ~ ~ % ard up Double Oailts m Doubls
@heos' y vents Blankets - low IS s. cents pair.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

All Goods, Toe per yard, my
price. 5 yards Tor Al 90
Shiftlna, Bleeched Cotton.
and Dress Goods, really
worth II II cents per yard
my price Is yards for 81 90
Table Damask linen per yard IL
Broad Cloth Dress Goods 2 yds.
vide. my price 30
Embroidery as low per yard 8 s 3 i, "a
"A yards Lace given away for
q Nickel.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

usesfa tb &kA JAg IL November.
Iai ff > ssaie ms resss eSEAte men.
fha si d. Z. - ~ -. s
niaa = AZ sboS ~ - sn1s
ara f4tiNfte LII ssssA eeA L0kfr.
Apss azAe the contrary be
slleg,h ~ - lsi4k, tha l0nrlh Monday
Sa Z mnN lalt pfosiasd s cony n
tss aeg b. JOS hes Ia the st. Mary
is,-fatts ntre visa ior tnres eOnaaru.
fSiit wsek prior the 4th Monday IL
Deesafef
Tee A-pprt rtA'ss the amount d sale
tss@ r. 500 o.
NJ aBrLL, Clerk.
iraee opy sentt
81 AnELL. clsrh.
Naf p 81
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05


Canter have returned 10 their home
near Charlotte Hall. Eiter most
pleasant holiday at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. w F.E Long near
Spencer Wharf, Nd.
Mr.. Mckee RaFkAey oartoopist Of
Tie SIN. spent last week Ia Leon
ardtowp He was accompanied By
bis son Trey weeecn hunting
"trip.
There viii be 10 MaNa 81 Newtown
Of. ppce a.be ssh Is on that sunday
Ssant0n must bpas Medley j
aFeh-
81 Aaof Diptheria. studies 81
samsa q Academy were not re.
aday Lass.
lege baidtse Agricultural Col,
los osY last & = 49,. ~
Uir see'aosr Nou-Jpry 49, :. 81.
lss s.sais oour4 eonyasa asF'n a. q ne
nad Vases aes~ 4aliea And consinA
uso ann iudg,eiepss ens~rsu M ns,r.
: senlestsd ca SIS. Court adjourned
a Tue u Fsrnew / ostltute
mt ssita s to&n e. "Wednesday
81 December II with sessions IL 10 a.
IL. M.and l, p u GOV Goldsborauah
will De pr sent aud make an adddress
Those meetings nave always been
Il we'll attended In Lsoaardtown and
our farmers appreciate Tbs wosk
We look ior Q large ssteuda 90 The
party viii b. 10 IL piaia on Moso4y
and Tuesday aud CONS CT way OF
Rock Polnt Dy the stats steamer
The following program:-W. Oscar
III Collier Sss.-corn Crop, Lisne ID Az.
riculture, 5no. hs-a snry, Tobacco
culture and tobacco Tar 4
T. Opporrnan. Poultry HusoAheps q
W. W. Long, Denomination Work
in Maryland. Tbs Director, Hay aud
Grass Crops.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Anne
Cunning. Of Pikesville. Md, to
Mr.. Philip A Wise, Of Pearson, s.
4 Mary's county took place last Thurs.
y day morning a. o'clock a. ~
Charles Catholic church, Pikesyille,
Md. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. r, N. Rioaden. a reesp-
ton ii ihahomo u the bride followed
tho wedding. Tho bride wore .
blue travelling suit Her only at-
tendant, Miss Helen Cunning carried
i beautiful bcQuet d Write chrysan
themulns. MIR. Brooke Cunning
brother Of the bride WIS best man,
Those present from So Mary's we're
Mrs. w. w. Cecil, mother u the
oona, and Messrs. Chester, Stone
SsWm. Cecil. Tue bride and
oom isfs for an exceeded Zip n
NORTH. They will be a. home
Tier January LIST at Pearson. Md.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05

~
After twenty long years Of sufef-
ng, Mrs. Jennie Anderson, beloved
wife Of Lewis Anderson, died at her
NIne near Mechanicsyille on Sep
|Bmber rs. 1912, age bs-years.
Though sfIlicted for soIong and With
The dreadful disease which carried
her 10 her grave she boreit brave
II and pua her trust ii God. While
her life had many trails and sorrow.
She lived eyer happy 10 the love for
her children, her church, and her
friends, and died in the full glory
81 her faith She is survived BY
her husband and four children TO
morrn b ag lost.
ear Jennie and take your rest
(you home. he Thought it bsstl
n nerines here 90 great,
ge the golden gate,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1912-12-05
NOTICE 10 cREDIToRs
Id the matter ii Deed d Trust from
b. Cleveland Raley

a. +. King i VIM MeyereIl I.Oker
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
LETTERS PATENT ISSUED
TO WESTERN Inventors

OFFICIAL list Of letters patent OF inyen-
ton, issued from the United States Pat
ent office at Washington. u. C. TO in.
habitants Of Iowa and Nebraska for tn.
week ending April 70. 1912, as reported
from the office OF Willard Eddy. solicitor
Of patents and counselor in patent causes.
1850 City National bank building. Omaha,
Neb.:
Ernest f. Adams and ]. l.. Dudel OF
Schuyler, Neb,. for pig forceps
George NJ. Anderson OF Gordon, Neb
for wire clamp.
Oscar T. Anderson Of Waterloo. /,
Tor tool for cutting teeth on worm.
Joseph NJ. Chapman Of Macedonia, Ia.
for Golfer attachment for plows.
Jeremy II. Coonrod OF Rock Island, In.
for armor for vehicle tires.
Howard f. Dinwiddle OF OnaNa. In
for manure spreader.
Louis c. Emmons OF Cedar Falls, Ia.
for knockdown heating apparatus for
corn cribs.
Thomas r. Ford Of Fairfield. Ia. for
adjustable window screen
Nicholas ". Gales OF Waterloo, d.,
for friction clutch.
Julius {. Harpham Of Lincoln. Neb..
for harness,
Raymond S. I'm and q. p. Underwood
of lndianola, la. for carbureter.
solomon Il. Humbert of Cedar Falls, la.
for rail-tie,
John W. Rempf of Goehner. Neb.. for
core for making concrete culverts.
William II. Stone Of Bsyard. Neb.. for
pillow.
Ralph II. Throckmorton OF Homestead,
Neb.. for manure spreader
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22

wireless so far as man is concerned. was
developed by the chairman. We drew
from the witness an acknowledgment
that on sunday evening Bride was sitting.
the telephone apparatus strapped to his
ears adjusting his accounts. while the
steamship Californian. seeking &c warn
the Titanic that icebergs were invading
the lanes Of ocean travel, called inces-
sanity. Bride said he heard the call but
did not answer because he was busy"
II was not until a half-hour later that
the Californian. striving to reach the
steamship Baltic. reached also the Titanic
whereupon the warning that three huge
icebergs had been sighted was noted by
Bride and verbally communicated to the
liners captain.
senator Smith established by Guslielmo
Marconi. inventor OF the wireless system
bearing his name. that both the Titanic
and the Frankfurt operated virtually the
same type Of instruments In the opinion
Of the inventor there existed no reason
why communication between the two yes
sells should not have been perfect. pro-
vided weather conditions were favorable.
The night. IL previously had been eStab-
lished. was clear and there was no fog
OF other atmospheric disturbances.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Patents for Ashland Men,

ASHLAND. Neb.. April 2l.-(speclaL)-
Three citizens OF this vicinity have Just
perfected inventions and received pat
ents on same or have patents pending.
Al B. Cline. blacksmith Of this city, has
perfected an extension TO the regulation
anvil by the use Of which the handling
Of large pillow shares and other pieces OF
work found to be too large for the or
binary anvil may be manipulated with
much ease and greater speed. Thomas s.
Smith has patented and papers are now
pending for the manufacture Of new sort
Of cement block. whereby the entire wall
may be left hollow. giving greater drying
space by way of ventilation. Harry Wood.
ruff, manager Of the Duff Grain COM
pany's elevator at Memphis, patented an
electrical device for use In an elevator
or any building having several rooms. BY
pressing an electric button the manager
can call the room desired. He has re-
ceived patent on same. Cllne's patent
is now pending.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Nebraska
Second Trial of Flege
Murder Case Begins
in Fender Tuesday

FENDER. Neb.. Ap-Il A.-tspecisll-
The second trial Of the Flege murder case
will begin here Tuesday. The case vas
removed from Dixon county on a change
Of venue. the motion for which alleged
that William Flege on account Of the
bitter feeling against MIN could not have
an impartial trial in Dixon county. This
motion was strongly opposed by the state
and more than go affidavits were
presented on both sides. EX-Congress-
man J. !. Mccarthy and W. d. Mccarthy
OF Ponca and Fred Berry and Frank A.
and c. 4. Kingsbury. county attorney.
Dixon county; A. r. Davis. county attor-
ney, Wayne county. and c. II. Hendrick-
son Of Wayne represent the state.
The body Of Louise Flege. member OF
well known family OF Logan township.
was found in her own yard, June 50, 1910.
with bullet holes in her head and breast.
After weeks OF investigation on part Of
detectives. complaint was filed In Justice
Myers. court at Ponca, July q, 1910, charg-
ihs FN6t WIN VI
his sister, Louise. who had been his house
keeper. Their parents being dead and
both unmarried they had lived together
several years. The preliminary hearing
was Of July y and 30 and Flege was held
to the district court In bonds In the sum
Of $1,000. which he furnished. He was
arraigned and tried in district court
November p to December 10. 1910, found
guilty OF murder in second degree and on
December Il was given a life sentence
by Judge Graves. He was taken to the
on December 10. His attor-
neys appealed his case 10 the supreme
court and on May 9. 1911 he was released
pending his appeal by order OF the su-
preme court, the bond being fixed at
81, 900.
In December, 1911. the case was re-
versed and remanded for trial. FTege was
brought before district court December
II at Ponca and held in s2S.0Oo bonds to
appear at March term for trial and at
that time the change OF venue to Thurs
ton county was granted.
On account Of the prominence and
wealth Of the parties interested the case
has excited great interest in all northern
Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
FLOUR THIEVES ARE
BUSY IN BROKEN BOW

BROKEN BOW. April 21.-CspeciaI)-A
gang Of thieves operating in town seems
to DO specializing on flour. Twice within
the last few days warehouses belonging
10 two grocery firms have been broken
into during the night and a quantity Of
flour taken. probably 100 pounds in all
4 streak of flour leading from the ware
house through the alley east to Eighth
avenue showed the direction taken by
the thieves on their last marauding expe-
dition. but at this point all traces were
lost and the officers compelled to aban-
dom the search. There is absolutely no
slew as TO the perpetrators and the off
,ers are working on the theory that the
robbery was committed by old offender.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
New Officers at West Point.

WEST POINT, Neb.. April 1.-(specisL)
The new city administration has been
indicted into office. Mayor william Dill
has made appointments as follows: City
attorney. NJ. Mclaughlin; marshal. Fred
Jacobs; night watch. George Shaw; city
physician, DR.. II. S. Summers. No ap-
polntment has yet been made for water
commissioner. 1t being the intention Of
the mayor to consolidate that office with
the office Of water works engineer. Coun-
Gilman Henry lehman was CHOSEN presi-
dent OF the council.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., April 2l-(spe-
elal)-The Elks' carnival closed last
evening. 1t has been in progress for
three days. The reason for Its existence
was to raise 500 debt which the Elks
owed and to provide funds for further
improvements and decorations OF their
lodge rooms. In this they were eminently
successful. as more than s2,ooo was raised
by the entertainment II was an indoor
carnival In every respect. held in the
splendid Elk building. built in this city
about two years ago. and every form OF
amusement possible indoors was proyided
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22

death. The parents were driving TO their
trading point. and as it was quite cold
the child was closely wrapped in a shawl.
When the mother discovered her child
was dead she was distracted
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Mrs. Charles GoodeII.

WEST POINT, Neb.. April sl.-(spe.
ciaL)-The death Of Mrs. Charles GoodelI,
formerly Of this county. is announced as
having occurred at Irma. Kan. Mrs.
Goodell was the wife OF the former sta
ton agent at the Northwestern depot at
Beemer and was formerly Miss I.averne
Gibbon. She grew to womanhood here
She leaves husband and two daughters
The cause of death was tuberculosis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Infant smothcr.a 70 Meath

SIOUX FALLS. S. n, April 2l-(Spe-
cial.)-As the result OF being wrapped
too closely the infant child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Magsgadt, who reside on a farm
in Douglas county. was smothered 10
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22

contested game Friday afternoon, the,
score being 10 ). Batteries: BrokenI
Bow. Heller and Jeffords; Mason City,
English and Duke. Umpire: White. Hits:
hroken Bow. II; Mason City. ), Features
of the game were the fielding and hitting
OF the home team
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
DEATH RECORD.
Carl shhffer,

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. April IL
'Srecial.)-Carl Shafter. an architect of
this city. died at 5 o'clock Saturday
morning in st. Luke's hospital lie was
operated on a short time ago for appendi-
citis and seemed to be getting along
nicely until last night. His father and
mother formerly of Omaha. but recently
moved 10 Los Angeles have been notified
His death was entirely unexpected. For
the last two years he has been an archi-
tect in this city and has designed num-
Der OF the business buildings here The
largest are the Elks' building and the
hotel.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22

is never written Of those who cure
coughs and colds with DIR. Kings New
Discovery. Guaranteed. soc and 500
For sale by Reaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
4 Pleasant surpri.e

follows the first dose Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. the painless regulators that
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Lodge Hall for Knights.

FREMONT. Neb., April H.-(Special.)-
Triumph lodge, Knights Of Pythiss. at a
recent meeting voted to purchase the
Womens Christian Temperance union
temple at the corner Of Military and Park
avenues, and will put the property in
shape for lodge purposes II was built in
1855 by the Women's Christian Temper
ance union, contains an excellent hall
on the first floor and stage and is ad-
mirably suited for a lodge room.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-22
Encampment Omitted.

Owing to the lateness OF the season the
annual encampment Of the cadets at the
state farm will be omitted this year, The
weather Is not suitable for an encamp-
ment and the condition Of school work
later in the year precluded the possibility
Of holding II at a later date. Instead Of
the encampment there will be drills, the
annual competitive drill between the
workizer regiment Of the farm school
and the Pershing rifles Of the academic
department. This will be held on the city
campus. At p. M. Thursday will occur
the competitive company drill, to be
judged by regular army officers from
Fort Crook. followed by a review Of the
cadets and presentation OF prizes by Cow
ernor Aldrich.