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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
East side.

East OF Fifth sv. between Fourteenth and
10th sts)
list Az ssi, s. 70 sAy5--Jas Gambler to
Lottie Schlussel and ano. exrs, 81 W 7ith
-. Apr %. prior mtg eli 600. due MAY s,
1871. . p c; ai,ys Laehmsn & q. SO Nae
:GTH II. IS, 100 v I'd ay. :oxss s-Domen,
leo Jodce and aho 10 Church of the Holy
. and ok p c; atty. l. r CO, 100 hroad,
ssTR ST.. Il; Z. II " 'iexihisl.o.' 'S sT
:ssss s-Elnn renercorn 10 Anna A
schulz, .ltlo crotcna Park East. Apr ..
dgse and Int as per bond: atty. TO ca
80 -, Hv. hTsssgs . $50 i;i6 81. 1850 ''gGo
i,s 80 3 G ss,h s's =, S Il sy
Apr s:; Install. 8 c. atty Jno h, H,5,
iSD ST. .. $50 81 av. 25AlO0 l-r@f,i,a
Nov ~, 10 F'SF& CI' % -'in NJ, -
:. % Cedar - -..'..' ....,.,.. III oOo
west OF Fifth av. between Fourteenth and
lIo,h s,s)
list ST. 9.s " yth av. :?xlo4-The
National Fiorenee CritIenton Mission T.
i4ayers Title lns q CO. ~ ,byTsa{a
ssfii ST n :. 5.p Amsterdam av '' iSS
kniskeiHoekSr Trust CO, 60 Bway,, J 81.
a,.p c. Apr 90; ATTY. Theo Bailey ..
ssTh ST. cor ives, End av loOxioOs-
West End Const Co to saml Borehardt
'r W sS'e ST. apr e. yrs $50 $3.50 90
.
Uptown.
Manhattan Island north ~ 10Th ~
hsTH ST mia 10 w. Ii's N nw"y 1 rssr
p c. a, ~" n ID fKcuy. GaSs bS 5000
thorough OF iae Bronx
Irregular Reniier Realty Corpn 10 Tillc
WHrht $50 Riverside Drive, Apl g. , Yrs.
ep c. atty. Isldore Hershneid ~ Nasstg
TSe3 5., a. 4:sS Is CO il ' a.aS. ~
Mtrc 90, 200 pway. Api 20. due. g. ~ 81
EBbENwALiD Az 5. % Murdoch Az. -
ioe-Nsria EhrsSmann 70 Marssre'n.
p M?f 6o sSs s,t ss9 John fP' M man
u%ioN AZ = cor ie5th st. .O1loo-Tins
Sond n a,' 'S'''S Morf Gp' hiaa' iS Ss.sa
pArLEY Az s., {. ssis, .!. ;e;y
TrEElerteis;,n fssliy CO. ins g E ans
r Go. $50 Bway. .-'.,.,..,.'.....S 900
LoNGFELi;oW Av ". : 40 =; Garrison av.
) yrs. "a G. atty, r @ r g. "A
GnANb .Ay n e cor i:sd t, Iool ~.
Micnssl Loseehineer 70 h l,r'p Security
yr p c, atty, L"yison, sSs l:Nth
wAsHINGroN Az W being rlo, hcrins
AT lot l:s map Thos nassfori. - ~
sophia Halpin "a otto Humid. SS5
summit av, Apl 90, due a. per bond sl..ul
Lot :3S. man PAR, Hunt stat E.iT,nncth
Gererhty 10 Franklin Society for Horne
Duilding and savings. - Park Row, Jan
30. installs. p 9; atty. g Co. lI6
Az u =. ~ - II, toyioo. rnionpor,--
Heurv Salzmann TO Frank Hul,
1881 walton av Arr IS due ~ per bond
atty. q Frey. sics 81 nv ......,. 900
an Az, =, 2s n iith 1T, :sxsi
also Woodycrest ~, 1876 lot 50.
map Highhridsevillc, taxioo; also ISIS,
~, n cor Courilandt av, BOX lrr"g
also lots 20 ., blk c60s. msp Kemp
estate; also Jerome av vs. Mt div line
bet lands formerly Of Harriet e Anderson
ana lands Angelica ketchum. 2e9x
3esll; 10 part above and also 20 part
~ following; Jerome nv, " = i96 "
from DIV line lands Harriet Anderson
and lands Angelica Ketchum. cSi Ak
s?2. also plot begins 100 . Nremer nv
and n from cor lot 20, on map
Highhridg"yil'" 62Nil5 -- Edgar Van
Ketchum 20 Marie y jacobson. So Jnrale-
mon 81 Rk'yn. Apr l6 due Jan 1918.
y g; atNs, Weller =. - Nassau
o s e. . H H
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
MORE BRONX TENEMENrs.

Sommerileld 4 steckler have Med plans
for Ave story brick tenement house. 50x
1852. on the east side Of University ave
nue. 100 feet north Of 1e0th street. for
William Moore at cost OF $4,000 and
for two six story brick tenement houses
with stores. each 43x9%2. on the east side
1924 street. for II. NJ. Goldberg, at "a total
cost OF 100000. Thomas J. Dun filed
plans for two story brick hospital. 2s.1oX
1914, on the nortn side OF 1874 street.
and south side OF 1i4th street from Brook
to st. AIMS avenue. for ST Josephs Hos
pital at a cost OF $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
ARTICULATION BUYS on 18TH AVE.

Tho pronerty at the southeast corner
~ Eleventh avenue and Fiftieth street
IA. been sold 10 buyer specu'at'ns on
vha. the future has In store for that sec
,'on when the new docks recently started
Ny ,Ne city are built That part or the
waterfront to be improved by the city Is
INT block away. The corner measures
15J feet on Eleventh avenue ana ioo leet
on tho street. The immediate corner is
covered with a one story building. The
remainder OF the parcel Is used as coal
YARD John j Danabar Is the seller.
IN January, 1910. he made a contract
with the executors Of John II. G. Hide
brand 10 buy the property FOR $4o.ooo'
The following June he took title to the
5orner. Tho property has been held IN
me market at s45 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
HEIGHTS HOUSES IN 4 TRADE.

The Plar'd Realty Company, John KATE
n'a0 pres dent, has sold the two Ave
r'o~' 1-usos. known as the Woodstock
nrf ''e Wsllingtord. at 535 and bti West
's,' street Tho property has frontage
y 40 feet and depth OF 99.li feet and
'7'd1s tho northwest corner OF st. Mich
Gas avenue In part payment the buyers
eate ~ Last Ninety NTH street. a FIVE
'''ry tenement. on lot e5xl0os. located
100 fe@' ueN OF Second avenue. Prop
49, 81 trOoalyn also figured in exchange,
.e e he East SIDE house IL held by
sr'A'i g Gerken. O'Reilly & Dahn ne
sc'ia'rd the transaction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
WEST SIDE HOUSES SOLD.

To the large number OF West Side
dwellings which have found buyers re-
Gently two more were added YESTERDAY
Navy N s.lomon has sold 43 West Sew
.n,v.second street, q FIVE story American
basement house. on lot 25xio2c. between
columbus avenue and Central Park West:
The property is held in the name OF
George J. Smith. It is assessed Tor
10000
Charles 6. Reed sold the other dwellins'
II 10 five story American basement MOUSE
a, $50 West Nnety-third street. on 10Y
l-xIOO G between Broadway and West
End avenue. The sellers would not sta'e
the names OF the buyers in either case
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
CITY DWELLINGS RENTED.

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Co. have leased
for the Clark estate for term Of years
the dwelling at 1877 East Seventy-third
street to Or. John n. Quackenbos.
The Houghton Company has leased the
three story dwelling at l6l West Ninety
ffth street to David Winters for a term
of years.
william r. Ware has leased tn George
r. Nelson the dwelling ut West Th!r-
ty-second street and TO Nine. Floro the
dwelling at III West Eighty-e'ehth street
Pease & Gilman have leased for Jules
Montant the four story and basement
high stoop residence at 36 West Forty
ninth street 10 col w. a. Bates OF the
Seventy-frst Regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

sofa. collier ORION, transport Hancock tueS
ontario AMI souoma, Hospital ship solscs
and hattleship Louisiana a. Ners cruz. de-
stroyrrs Henley. Drtvton. Mccall. Warning.
ton. Iau,ting, AmmCn, RurToWs. Patterson
Trippc Tanning Bea'e J,rv', Jenkins and
Iourti a. rampvo, transport MORO Castl-
- rhiiaitiph.t AMI 'o'ir' Looniiis a.
E0efou
The .,rul-or Nsw or.osns MAJ ssu-i to-
Topu Oh utpn Tor tuiNn1n. gInhnit Isia a.
fu1ou t-on KEY West Tor New York
cruiser Albany from Rremrrton 'o- Santiago
hsuleship south Dakota tni co'i.r Jup.t.r
from, Ssl frsnVtsvo ZOE MaGatau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

Army ana navy Orders.

"ASIt1NGToN Ap'u % These army
orders we're issued to-day.
t.I n g. Di,fSou. ordnance department
detailed a. member NJ engineers. Woo col.
Edwin Rabbit oriHanc" department. r.
|irNfd
capt + K Mccoy from general s'.r
and r'por, n once To Gen Leonard wood
for duty ns aide dc camp on hts stan
First Lieut.. II Whiting, Twenty fourth
Infantry, from treatment at Walter reed
General Hospital 10 Ilat'~' BARRACKS.
Sew York
Kris zen. Hunter I'Ggett. from duty IN
Washington {" command Fourth brigade
not latter than May !. mig G"U liggctt
W,l' proceed L. chicago.
mis- ton. i. i Hershing commanding
Elrhth Hrigudc, placed "a command Of the
Preside oi san Francisco,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
MADISON AVENUE BUYER.

The estate of Charles H. SEMI Is the
buyer OF the dwelling at 500 Madison ave-
nue., sold recently by Pease Il Gilman
for the executor Of Sibbel d. Billiard.
II. Hornstein Is the buyer of the apart
ment house on the northwest corner OF
l70th and Charlotte streets. The Bronx
sold by John ]. Tuly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

1i.p'cunut Commander j Hyand from
Washing ou. - G.. TO the Mississippi as
nav igdtor
lIrut \ Hickey, from rhradelphia
Nard io the Salem as navigator.
Ensign 7. y. Afford, from the ohio to the
SALON.
In~igus -. = Krisker and ! g Jones
" rom to Delaware 10 receiving ship a.
Norfo.k
Tn-igrs NJ : T.sdale and i I. Abbott
Assistant Surgeon q T Vaughan. NJ. Il g.
to Atlantic feet.
rn,master j II Rohnett, from Washing
ton go tho Minnesotl.
chaplain H. NJ. / Pearce, from training
station SrWport To Atlantic nee,
chaplain q. l.. HaNard, from Washington
yard 80 Atlantic feet
chaplain |. r. Taylor from tbs Wee,
virginia to he Chattanooga
,h plain * iNaUs, from the Intrepid
20 NO south Dakota
ChaulaIn ! - MorNair from Mare islAui
yarI Go the Maryland
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.


cioudinrss and warmer. probably
showers by might. Tomorrow,
moderate north winds. becoming
southeast by Tomorrow.
For New Jersey and Delaware. fair to.
day; increasing cloudress and warmer to-
morrow: gentle to moderate northeast winds.
becoming southeast by tomorrow.
For northern New England. fair to-day.
Increasing cloudiness and warmer TO-
morrow; moderate northwest winds. be-
coming variable to- morrow.
For southern New England. fair to-day;
Increasing cloudiness and warmer to-
morrow: moderate north winds, becoming
east and southeast by tomorrow.
For western New York partly cloudy and
warmer to-day; showers, warmer In east
portion tomorrow: moderate northeast
winds, shifting to southeast to night and
Increasing.
NEW YORK April ?A--The pressure was
high over all tho eastern half Of the
country yesterday and low through out the
West. except over the Pacific states.
Centres of low pressure were located over
Montana and Wyoming and OF high pres
surc over northern Lake Huron.
Generally fair weather with lower tenn
pera,ures prevailed over New England and
the middle Atlantic States ana westward
over the Ohio Valley and lake regions.
II was cloudy In the Southern states and
rain fell In the section from tho middle
Missouri Valley southwark TO the west
Gulf.
There was also a n,,ie rain AZ q fsv
points In the plateau States
Freezing temperatures covered northern
New England and New York. eastern LAKE.
Superior and tho Southwest.
II was warmer in the Northwest ana the
Mississippi Valley.
To- ,it ~ Sav Cat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
MANY GOOD FEATURES
TO REALTY TRADING
Hunt Point Theatre and Manhattan
Flats in 5000, 900 Deal...1z Story
Apartment for The Bronx

and SAG West 18TH street. sold on
Wednesday.
WEST bath STREET.-Revenue Realty
Company has sold rs West 134th street
four story dwelling on lot '25x991l
adjoining the southwest corner Of Mad
ison avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
BUYS HUDSON RIVER ACRES.

William f. Morrell. Inc. has sold for
the estate OF John II. I.anders four and
one-quarter acres on Dobbs Ferry road,
adjoining the Century Club. to John II.
Lauren, who will erect a greenhouse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
BUYER FOR BRONX FLAT.

CRESCENT AVENUE.-The Daily Realty
Company has sold $50 Crescent avenue,
Ave story Nat on plot Sixl0o near
1880 street. TO John u. Telesca, who
gave In part payment a dwelling and
nvc lots on Twenty third street, Brook
lyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
WHITNEY SELLS JERSEY ESTATE

Harry Payne Whitney has sold TO Chan
ming +. Wiley his estate at Gladstone.
\. j., consisting OF about lo5 acres. with
a large dwelling and numerous barns and
outhouses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Az A. ios-.Trihorough Marble y tt. works.
!n'' sgi Lads W Schwenk 81 a., Feb
u. 1914 ..-... .... ...... ....... silT
III Az. - a "a g Bruna & son ag' Hsrn.y
Lefko".tz 81 al. Apr 6. ltli t33e.yG
nrUnN.
l2sp ST 7se.-fa E-Mry.r Rink ar.
Eureka TIE 20 rt a.. Feb q. 1919 .ftV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

several good sized deals were consunn-
mated yesterday. an indication that the
market is not so lacking in interest as re-
ports in some quarters would lead one to
believe There was volume as well as
quality In the days trading. reports OF
dtdis coming from many corners of the
greater city and from the nearby suburbs
The Bronx led Manhattan. In the north
EN- borough "A theatre In the Hunts Point
srction was sold in a trade in which Man
haitian flats were given In exchange and
a plot on the Concourse was sold for cash
t. a builder who will erect on the plot
the tailost apartment building 50 far
planned for The Bronx.
The sale OF West side corners below
Tfty-ninth street. dwellings west of Cen
trdi Park and uptown apartments and
Hats Comprised the budget OF business In
Manhattan. Brooklyn was not as active
Yesterday as other days this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

u u Cannon - Raymond Il Elliott. ail
l. lSh b St yrs from May /. 1914. atty
'-l' on promises. ....... 1900 TO :: 90
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

has arrived I'D rhilsde phia, the 'ug. VIXEN
a, camden the collier Nes's' a., Norfolk
ard, the eltueships Michigan and Mime
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
TO ALTER 4srm ST. DWELLING.

To convert the two Ave story dwell.
ings at 1i5 and III West Forty-Hft street
into stores and bachelor apartments Rob
ert II. Davis will expend $4,000. George
J. Cavalieri 10 the architect.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

Arrived-THCRSDAY. April 20
So Maurcts nis, SIS p. NJ. Liverpool. April -
s. Philadelphia. \. A.. Southano,on. April Ia
IS Great city. II 10 M, Middle sbrou Oh Aprl ..
81 Teskwood. Las y. NJ. Plymouth. April D.
- Mora. 80 p. NJ. Huelva, April T.
SsEgda. 1880 \. NJ, Matarzas. April H.
IS MARI saeld. SIS 4. N, Cienfue gos. April "a.
= Joseph di Giorgio. TO A. NJ. Port Maria.
hn-il II
:, Indiana, SO \. NJ. Puerto Padre, April ~
- Pathfinder. s.,5A ". Turks Island April ~
IS Arcadian. 0i5 \. NJ, Bermuda. April II.
IS Trafalgar, il:p 4. NJ. Havana. April H.
- Menus. New Orleans. April ~
- 'rapaao", Jackson willie. April 20
IS Hamilton. Norfolk. April -.
- Washin gtoniar. Philadelphia. April .,
IS advance, philade lpha April %
s. lnsuland. New Bedford, hurl g.
IS Porto Rico. Baltimore. tprll -
IS Nicaria. Boston April -.
ARRIVED FROM NEW YORE
s. George Washington, at Chcrbourg
IS Ia Lorraine, At Havre.
IS Chirago. 1T Havrc.
IS Prins Willcm v. at Havre
SAILED ron NEW YORK
81 faconia. from Naplr,
IS kaisrriu Augustc Victoria from Hamhu Yg
OF TGOING STF tNSITtrS.
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MORTGAGES.
with name aud address OF lender and
lenders attorney
Downtown.


81 bsix-- SUN Printing 4 Publishing
Association 20 Mutual Life ms co. Ss
S Ns.;"n St Aprn u, au' ;,t,ss SSscc
AiI,WS ST. 9. ., esxs7s prior mts
t?s O00--Cershon Hsusmsn and ano 20
David and Hy l. Reich, sS Attorney ~.
Apr ~. yrs sp o. atty, Aaron i!oniE
200 Bway ,,.,,.,,',.s, .,,,.,,,,,,t2 ,s0o
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second part)
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth ST.
BEEkMAN ST, SO. $. 23.p Gold ~, 20 ~
1927 70 u Ann vt, sp-Lswrence Foot =
John Wohuer ct al. all at Madison county
Miss. l-s part. Apr 10; atty. II Groaves
~ Canton. Misc ..............Sl
PEARL ST, $, 1891 New Bowcry. 2tgN
Julian " Barclay 4 ano. exr. "a
Henry J Weber. s? " 5sth st. Apr 22. atty
Clark. 10 William st................S
STANTON ST, ?33. ., rs W wille,t st. BON
i5-Jos Gold to Morris Bass. 1912 Eastern
Parkway. Bklyn. Apr II; atty. II A Cor
don. ago Bway .....,,.,..,.,....s
HOUSTON ST, 50 50 Congress ct ,Smith
ST., ?lN'S-Frank Strchmeier to Raracl,
A ,onlNon we.hawken. y j. Apr 20. mtr
Sio,o 600; atty. Otto + ScEgel Is Mont
,gomery st. Jersey City. \ J......... .iiOC
SULLIVAN ST. 223. a. 400 n Blocker st
.bkloo-Emldio Andreiuolo to Torosa
Andr,iuio ??s Sullivan st. mtg $4,000
isTH ST. s:i W. as $50 s,h Az. .,,ios
--chas milford to the Church of st Bcr-
nard s2s w l4,h st, Apr 20: atty, T q
y . 10 y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24

PROFITABLE farm. 30 acres. house .
rooms bath, AL lmprON "m~ufs. barn hen
uery. apples. peers rN client condition.
htrr In. FRANK STEVENS Ridgowuo T.
!
FI1R MINES IN the r'Wl country near New Yor,,
y" "S"No consult The tountr, Home Lea que,
10 West 32t street. Phone ASCO Madison
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-24
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises. ~ ~ Sun sets s ~ Moon rises. IS
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
SsndyH'k. fO5 Gov Island Z q Hell Gate. +. .s?3
LOW WATER THIS DAY.
AN An an
SandyHk. u, Gov Island .l:fi He'll Gata. .3:2f
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party Of second partD
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
Notes from Beatrice
and Gage County

BEATRICE, Neb.. Aug. H-(Speciai)-
The eighteenth annual fraternsl picnic
under the auspices OF the Ancient Order
Of United Workmen, the Modern Wood
men OF America and auxiliary lodges, was
held at Diller yesterday and was attended
by crowd estimated at 5000 Three can
didates for governor. Governor j. H.
Morohoad, J. H. Kemp and r. Il. Howell
gave brief addresses. There was a ball
game between Fairbury and Diller. which
was won by the latter by the score Of
to L.
Mrs. Anna Hrock OF Barneston Thurs
day filed suit for divorce from her hus-
band. Frank Hrock She charges that he
has threatened her and their children.
She also asks for an Injunction against
her husband TO prevent him from dispos-
ing Of their property or injuring her.
Mrs j. J. Blevins, a pioneer resident
OF Blue Springs. died suddenly Thursday
morning at her home at that place, aged
90 years. She Is survived by her hus-
band and nine children.
Fire early Thursday morning at swan
ton. a small town west OF DE Witt on
the Burlington road. destroyed the post
office. bank, meat market, and a pump
establishment. II is also thought the
telephone office was damaged as COM
municatlon TO that place was cut off
yesterday. II is not known how the fire
started. The loss will probably foot up
to $4,000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
MEMBERS OF BOARD OF
CONTROL VISIT TABLE ROCK

TABLE ROCK. Neb., Aug, A-(Spe-
c!al )-Judge Kennedy OF Omaha, and
Honorable Henry Gerdes OF Falls City
members OF the state Board OF Control
visited Table Rock yesterday to investi'
safe the proposed site for the new re-
foimatory. They were conveyed In auto.
mobiles by the Table Rock Commercia'
club to the proposed size. and left on the
afternoon train for Lincoln. They had
the previous day. Investigated the pro
posed site at Humboldt and expect this
week to visit the proposed sites at Roca
Ashland. Louisville and Plattarnouth
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
Nebraska.
Sioux Indians Paying
Visit to Captain Cook

IEMINGFORD Neb Aus. n-tspe-
CALI Captain J. n. Cook Of Agate In
Sous county. is enjoying a visit from a
band N sioux Ind ans from Pine Ridge
agency In South Dakota. Captain COOK
was a scout In the early days in the
west and succeeded. in those danF' rous
days. in making friends with all the
tribes Of the west Rcd Cloud visited him
every summer as long as he lived and
his son. the younger Red Cloud. continues
the custom In Captain Cooks study on
the ranch there Is a valuable painting OF
Red Cloud painted by noted New York
City artist who visited at the ranch one
summer Captain Cook has the cere-
rnonial dress Of both Red Cloud and his
squaw.
When valuable fossil beds were dis
covered. Captain Cook reported II TO the
scientists Of the east, who came out 20
excavate in the hill but Red Cloud, who
controlled the country at that time, re-
fused permission to go to work, saying
mo white dig for bones. White man
wants gold II gold in hill white man
take away fine hunting ground from In
dams and drive off Indians. White man
must let hill alone
II was necessary that Captain Cook be
sent for down near the Texas line. where
he was doing some valuable work for the
government, and It was some time before
even he. whom the Indians implicitly
trusted could prevail on the council OF
the chiefs to let the work proceed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
Hall County Ballots
Have No Rotation

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. iL-(spe.
cial Telegram.)-It was discovered late
today that no rotation had been on any
Of the ballots for the primary election
printed for this county. An inspection
Of the ballots for the democratic primary
for seventeen out of the twenty-on'
precincts found no rotation for the same
state offices.
The ballots were printed by a demz
cratic newspaper house, but the error ap-
pearing through all party ballots. and
there Is no ground for any other belief
than that IL was a mere oversight. The
manager Of the concern at first declared
the ballots weer rotated as the order had
been given.
The ballots viii Immediately be re-
printed as II is believed by some that
there might otherwise be ground for a
contest
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-15
NEWS NOTES OF SEWARD
AND OF SEWARD COUNTY

SEWARD. Neh.. Aug. u.-(special)-
Clarence CARRIER Of Germantown was run
over by a touring car driven by a citizen
OF Bee. Thursday. and badly bruised.
Germantown will celebrate its securing
OF It's electric light system with an all
day program on September g.
One hundred and five farms In the
vicinity Of Goehner this county. have
produced isL4S2 bushels Of wheat. This,
held for the war price OF 81 makes a
nee sum OF money for lts owners.
Joseph silvera. a resident Of this county,
was found dead at Los Angeles, Cal, on
August s. He resided on farm near
Germantown for many years
w. c. Weber. while riding his motor
cycle, was run down by an auto near the
BAH park yesterday. Both motorcycle
and auto we're badly damaged. Mr.. Weber
was badly bruised by the fall
During the recent. dry weather wher
the creeks were dry large bull snakes
invaded some portions OF the residence
districts. ostensibly looking for water.
Stephen Payne has paid $4,000 fot
farms near Beaver Crossing this county
Seven acres Of one farm Is incorporated
in the town of Beaver Crossing and hal
two OF the famous flowing wells
MIss Bertha sehlick. an aged lady Of
70 years. died at her home very suddenly
yesterday.
The funeral OF John T'sain, former
resident and successful business man o.
this county. was held yesterday
c. White. aged 30 years, was foant
dead at his home In Pleasant Dale. THU
county. today Death Was from old age
y. X. Franklin. drivins an auto. an,
boy named Foster, riding motorcycle
eollided Thursday. throwing the Fosto
boy violently 10 the brick pavement an
bFuising him.
Hugh McNift got himself tangled up Il
some power machinery aud received
badly mangled leg and ankle