Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 26, 1901, Page 3

BEE: TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 ry Secared and Witnesses THE OMAHA DAILY 1901 NEBRASKA SIGNAL ~ CORPS feard in | Prose on of Alleged Mure 4 dever of Arthur Payne: | Finde Him Net Guilty of Stealing O Junot te Natienal Guard, | Ballots [ - FREMONT, Nat Nov. 2.—(Special Tele- | — PREPARATION FOR HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE | £ram) The trinl of dorcph Dusseldort {or | gg 17 £ | ONG CONTENTION IN FEW HOURS | the murder of Arthur Payne at North Bend — Neb., in June last was begun in the district - an | court this When the defendant was brought ourt and took his seat | with his attorneys he presented an appear | ance strikingly betier than when arrested His looks, manners and general appearance { show plainly that he has always boen i a tramp. His face is full and round and of decidedly German cast. During the ex- | tion of the jurors he paid the cle on to their answers consulted earnestly with Genulne Carter’s | Little Liver Pills. | Must & morning Ur Hetires at the Afte the Red Five in in With Before Time. Superintendent Fowler ph and Col diet Members of Boards of Educa Coming ton to Attend State Conventlon. Guaranteed Not to Shrink Flannels and Woolens Specially prepared penetrating Ox-Gail, loosens and removes a6t B ot gality aites BIAE: Gr ootie| the dirt, keeping them soft to the touch, justlike new. The finest Bours e i fiber of any fabricis thoroughly cleansed, retaining all their original JUDGE M'DONA brilliancy. Itis a safe soap o preserve wash goods while cleansing Deates - them perfectly, being absolutely pure, made from prime edible beef suet,and fresh ox-gall--=the olden-time natural detergent, that our grandmothers used and. prized so highly. So/d by all dealers. Cudewma Booklet Sent Free on Request. THE CUDAHY PACKING CO., Omabha. TRENTON, Neb., Nov egram.)—All testimony and lence hav ing been given Saturday in the J. W. Cole case of alleged ballot stealing the attorneys | made their pleas today, the judge gave in- structions to the jury and It retired to the (From & Staff Correspondent.) al Tele LINCOLN clal) A uy of signal corps is in prospect for the ebraska National guard. Plans for its|regard to challenge being considered by Ad-| The following jury was Colby and Brigadier Geo- |much difficulty: U. W. Schadt, Fremont is sald they will be put | H. H. Longmeicr, Logan; Chris Baym, W into operation as soon as the necessary |ster; John F. Buer, Hooper; Hans Johuson arrapgetents can be made. The state's |Logan: Herman Karsterns, Cuming: Henry reserve military force now consists of two | Harrlson, J. N. Gay, Oscar Shadt, Aaron a battery of artil- | Ogan N. Baumgartner and C. Carr lery and a troop of cavalry. It is pro- | Fremont posed by the authorities to organize a| Benjamin third reximent of infantry and for the pur- | the first witness | pose of making the force still more com- | near t plete the organization of a signal corps is | that he b | being urged. | boy, Thomas Dorkin, jump out of the car. | “Nearly every state whivh has as large | Shortly atter he saw a man fall out of the | a military foroe as ours has a company of | ar onto the right of way and almost at the signal corps,” said an officer of the guard |same time saw the defendant running east today. “Experfence ip the last war has | #long the railroad and them south toward shown that this arm of the service is in- the river dispensible and for this roason Nebraska | Dusseldorf listened closely should be thoroughly equipped. A company | mony and much of the time consists of three oMcers and Afty-five men. | lushed and he looked anxlo (Spec Nov. 25.—(8 com and frequentl ev his attorneys in r Signature of ST el 80 Pac-Simile Wrapper Below. fon ccured without eneral eral Barry and it are out LD CONTESTS oseph WL urt County Judgeship, leging Election Fraud. V) taks ae sugar, regiments of infantry A CART[RS FOR WEAOACHE. FOR DilZINESS, {FOR BILIOUSNESS. FOR TORPID LIVER, FUR CONSTIPATIO FOR SALLOW SKI FOR THE COMPLEXIO! GENUINm wus ave gousrvn Puraty vqumwm OURE 10K HEADASHE. ma' Right Al- Sbimpton of North Bend He testified that he was | tracks when the affair occurred; | 4 some disturbance and saw the was to PIERCE, Neb., Nov ~(8pecial.)—Just before the closiug of the office of Clerk cf the District Court Willlam B. Chilvers on Saturday evening Douglas Cones flled petition for County Judge Willlam H. Me- | to the testi- | Donald, who contests the right of County his face was | Judge-elect Joseph A. Williams to hold the None of | Office to which he was declared elected at fs pres- | the late election. Contestant McDonald al | leges that there were 16849 votes cast for Dr. Eigler of North Bend was the prin- | county judge, while the offictal count only | cipnl witness this afternoon. After de- |Shows 1616. The vote stood $10 for Wil- scribing the wounds on Payne he said that lams to 806 for McDonald. Contestant about 10 o'clock the morning of the day | McDonald contests because of alleged cor Payne died, which was the day after the | ruption and fraud on the part of the judges aftair, he told Payne his wound would prob- | and clerks of election in all the thirteen ably prove fatal and that Payne then told | precincts in Pierce county and aiso claims him how the trouble curred. Payne snhll‘lhfll these judges and clerks of 0‘|m'||v\n! be was sitting in the boxcar when be saw | made many errors. He also charges that Dueseidorf, the man with the moustache, | one Holmes received from Mr. Williams §2 comitig with a knife in his hand. He pald | to procure his (Willlame') election. At the o attention to him and turned around (o |late election in the county eight of the p g0 to sleep. The next thing he kmew he |cincts had a majority of fusion election | was struck. He jumped fo his feet, the |offictals and five a majority of republican other Jumped out of the car, he started after | officials. s him and fainted just as he reached the car | door or perhaps as he struck the ground, | BAieY Acauitted, Yeager Under Hond, He said ““The boy is {nnocent. The man | REMONT, Neb., Nov. ~(Special.) with the moustache did it The former | The jury in the case against Charles Bailey, part of this sta on motion of de- | who was tried last weck on the charge of fendant, was stricken out | a felonious assault on Mrs. William Riley Mr. Winterbotham, a hardware dealer, | brought in a verdict of uot guilty this testified that that afternoon he sold Dusgel- | morning. dorf a large knife. The case against Frank Yeager, who |5 charged with a crimial offense against | Vanetta VanHorn, a daughter of P. E. Van- | Horn of Nickerson, was continued to the January term and defendant released on | $1,000 bonds Kansas City, AN EPIDEMIC CERTAIN It is already upon us. The press everywhere is warning the public. Pneumonia and grip germs of unusual viru- lence and danger are in our midst. The people are unusually ill-prepared. AR R AR | R e ciRonl corps 1n | Bis relatives from Brookiyn, § Y. from that of all other | ent. in warfare.’ radically different arms, but it is necessary Conditions of High School Debate AGAINST THE GRAIN TRUST ] United States Distrl ndge Declines Smiley's Come. etary A committee, consisting of Chancellor E. Benjamin Andrews, State High School Io spector Crabiree and State Superintendent | Fowler, has issued the following announce- | ment, outlining the conditions of the High | school debate, which will take place during | the meeting of the State Teachers' asso- clation 1 Three of the High schools select as thelr | first choice the subject, ‘Resolved, That im- | | migration should be restricted to those who | can read and write their mother tongue | and who can exhibit good citizenship pa- | pers from their mother country | “The other tbree High schools select On the Wing. i as their first choice, ‘Resolved, That an- Reputation travels g A | archistic speeches should be prohibited and % anarchistic publications should be sup- ike the wind. P TOPEKA, Kan., Nov United States District Judge Hook today refused a writ | | of habeas corpus praved for by E. J. Smi ley, secretary of the Kaneas Grain assocla- tion, commonly known as the grain trust Smiley was summoned before the district | urt of Reno county to answer questions | and to produce books and papers concerning the operation of the grain association. IHe appeared, but when the questions asked him he declined to answer them, claiming that the section of the anti-tr law under which he had been summoned 1s in violation of the teenth amendment to the United States constitution. For re- fusing to answer he was adjudged to be In | contempt sent to Jail. Judge Hood says Smiley must exhaust all remedy in the state courts hefore appealing to the tederal courts. [CLEM STUDEBAKER SINKING Over the Cont an Gentlemar the Ameri W hiskey We are facing a harvest-time of death. On acconnt of the try Just passed, vitality is at a low ebb. Development of a strong vit needed at once by all not in perfect condition. Unless your put in condition to throw oft this pestilence of ge ave resu follow. 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Therefore, it is the decision of the committee that the firat | |LIQUOR KILLS HERMAN MINOR mentioned question sball be the one for i debate Adolph Sandan Dies in Agony “The committee has arranged the names | of the towns whose High schools will par- of court and Take a Tabiespooniul ar Ywe of MULL’S GRAPE TONIC 1a & half teacup of hot water four or five times a Before g0ing t0 bed tuxe a hot foot bath acd another dose of Tonlc in hot watst, After the 0old is brokea continue the Tonic, hat no Will Confess Selling Him | o BunmoreRYe 04 LaNAHANS SOR BAtTIMORY A good thing X passes from lip to lip. 9 § AR I{-#“’X’**i —» Solq at nll Arstalass cates and by jobhers A N R SN ATt more. Ma. " CHICAGD | and RETURN VIA ROCK ISLAND Failure in'life is more often due to exhausted negve force than to lack of capital Stroug nerves are the capital that Eelps men conquer condition®. 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Take only the ore iginal DEWr1T's WiTcH HAZEL SALVE Prepared by E. C. DeWITT & CO., Chirage. A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER R. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CKEAM, OR MAGICAL BEAUTIFIER, wnd defies it has 1| section Siyre said 10 & 1y of the haut (& patlent) As yvou ladies will use them, | recom- | egram.) u ine least | ° \or | erated an elevator here a number of years Fancy Goods nend ‘GOUBAUD'S CREAM harmtul of ull the Ski by all Dr | the ations. rope INS, Prop’ Jenes Bt N, ¥, overy | porth w're fence. | blemish on beauty, | | ticipate in alphabetical order, viz: Beat- | ric Crete, Lincoln, Nebraska City, Omah. { York, previously determining that the first, | third and ffth should take the afrmative | side of the question that might be sel d and the sccond, fourth and sixth the nega- | tive. Therefore, Beatrice, Lincoln and | Omaha will argue in favor of the aMrma- | tive side of this question and Crete, NP'i | braska City and York will take the nega- | tive side, State Teachers' Convention. | State Superintendent Fowler is urging all members of hoards of education in Nebraska | to attend the forthcoming convention of tha | State Teachers' association, which will be beld in Lincoln January 1, 2 and 3, 1902. Tn | bulletin issued today he says [ I believe it would be a profitable ex- | penditure of school funds for every school | district board in the state to pay the ex penses of at least one of its members to this meeting. Many questions of general interest to school officers as well as to teachers will be discusesd. A special pro- |gram will be announced for the cchool hoard section soon. Thia section meets Thursday, January 2, at 2 p. m: Send toples for discussion to Rev. Luther P. Ludden, Linco'n, in order that the program may be | completed in time for due notice to he given. | “Let me urge upon your board the im- | portance of having a representative in at- tendance at this meeting. Please give Mr. | Ludden, without delay, the pame of your member who will attend and a place om| the program will be aseigned him “The Nebraska Publlc Library commis #lon is now fully organized. This affords | your school an excellent opportunity to se- cure about fifty volumes free except the freight charges to and from Lincoln and the local expenses of distribution and collection For further information on this matter ad- dress Miss Edna D. Bullock, secretary, state capitol building, Lincoln.” State Banks Chartered Secretary Royse of the State Banking board today (ssued charters to the following new state banks Chambers State bank of Chawmbers. Holt county: authorized capital stock, $50,000; $5.000: {ncorporators, J. Baldwin and C. D. M. | Gowan, Gowen First State Bank of Pleasantdale, Pleas- | antdale, Seward county; capital stock, $6,- 000; incorporators, A. Ackerman, H. K | Frantz and F. N. Brown . Governor Suva, 1 ' Turkey. Governor and Mis. Savage willyleave to- morrow night for Sterling, Colo., where they will pass Thanksgiving day with friends. Next week the governor will attend the meeting of the National Livestock associa- tion in Chicago. MUCH DOING AT NORTH PLATTE Unlon Pacific Improvements There to He Exteasive and More Men Are Required. NORTH PLATTE, Neb., Nov (Spo- cial.)—~When workmen begin, January 1, to extend the boiler shop sincy feet northward they will be Innugurating extensive im | provements on the Union Pacific's propert. In North Platte. An additional 130 feet will be built at the west end of the ma- | chine shop and an addition measuring sixty | foet will enlarge the north. end of the boiler shop. Fifteen fires will be added io the equipment of the blacksmith shop. The treight house will extend sixty feet east ward and three new steel tracks will ex- tend the length of the yards from east to | west. The new electric company here Is | to light the entire yard, offices and freight | | department. | | Tue master mechanic’s ofce will bu | placed where the carpenter shop stands, | | the latter being succeeded by a new struc- | turs, 60x100, which will adjoin the | store building. 60x80, cornering on | | | new the One bundred and Afty or 200 mechanics | will be added to the present for-e ani | larger crews of transfer ‘men and freight handlers with double crews of switeh and men will alse be employed, the for the counstruction work al having been let | contracts | ready Changes Mands. Nov Bros. | | Dentrice Elevato | ATRICE, Neb. Buchanan (Special Tel who have ov- today sold it to the Nebraska Elevator company for $4,000, to give possession De cember 1. ! sleep and died | immediately the Intoxicant. TEKAMAH, Neb., Nov (Special.)— Physicians who attended him and the coro- oner's jury who heard tho testimony at the inquest declare that liquor killed Adolph Sandan Saturday night, but the identity of the person who sold the boy the intoxicant remains unknown .despite the gencral in- quiry that has been made since the death occurred Sandan, who was 16 years old and whose parents live in Herman, husked corn at the Campbell-Rankin ranch, seven miles south- east of Tekamah, Friday and Saturday, and went Into town Saturday evening with three other hands to do trading. The other men & | of the party say that they drank beer in moderation while in town, but that the bar- tender declined to serve Sandan because he was under age, and that when they started home they thought Sandan, who was driving, was perfectly sober. They had not gone far, however, when the boy rolled from the seat In great pain, evidenced in half-intelligible mutterings. They could not revive him then nor when they reached the ranch boarding house, where, soon after be- ing put to bed, Sandan vomited coplously then fell into what appeared a natural without again opening his eyes. Mr. Phillips, proprietor of the boarding house, who was called immediately, testi- fis] that the men were sober, but that there was a ctrong odor of liquor about Sandan when he examined him. The doctors who | were summoned pronounced Sandan's death due to alcobolic poisoning and the coroner's jury rendered a corrohorative verdict. The boy's father has taken the body to Herman for burial. PREFERS DEATH TO POVERTY Mrs. Fred Kimball of Leigh Swallows Morpht but a saven Doctor LEIGH, Neb., Nov. 25 Fred Kimball of this pla grains of morphine late Saturday evening, apparently with suicidal intent. Her hus band discovered what she had done and im mediately summoned a phy lan, who re stored her. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kimball wera married lust July at Laurel, Neb., and came to Leigh, where Kim- ball had formerly lived with his first wify who died a year ago. Kimball has four children and it s stated that the family 15 in destitute circumstances. This Is the cause assigned for the attempt at suicide, (Spectal,)—Mrs e swallowed five Nebraska Pape CRETE, Neb., Nov ~(Spectal)—James Johnson, for many years the mall carrier between the Crete postofice and the B M. station, was severely hurt yester morning at the station, when No. 1 flyer passed the station and the haggageman of No. 1 threw out the Omaha and Lincoln pa- pers. The packages struck the mafl car- rier and he was unconsclous several hours, but he is now recovering. Teaderness or aching In the small of the back is a serious symptom. The kidneys are suffering. Take Prickly Ash Bitters at once. It 15 a rellable kidney remedy and system regulator and will cure the trouble before it develops its dangerous stage. LAy Him Out. Pl FATAL DUEL OVER HIRED MAN Lew Hartsough of Sheridan Kills His G. F. Mok Business Partne nghlin, tn Quarrel. — | SHERIDAN, Wyo., Nov. (Special Tel- egram.)—Lew Hartsough and G. F. M Laughlin, partners in livery business, quar- reled over a hired man this morning. Hart- sough shot McLaughlin through the breast, killing him instantly, and is now unler ar- | rest. Hartsough was married; McLaughlin single SPAUGH HAS CHANCE TO SAVE wil pe With Light Fine if He Down Tllegal Thin Tearn Fence Year. CHEYENNB, Wyo., Telegram.)—A. A. Spaugh. the cattleman who was couvicted in the United States court of fllegally fencing 300,000 acres of government land in Converse county, has | been given until January 2 to remove the | 100 miles of fence, when sentence will he passed. If Spaugh obeys the mandate of the court a nominal fine will be jmposed. Nov. (Spectal | Horak te Serve Five Years. YANKTON, §. D.. Nov. (Speclal Tel- | egram.)—John Horak of Lesterville, Yank- | ton county, pleaded gullty in circuit court | this afternoon to a charge of eriminal as- sault on his 14-year-old stepdaughter and was sentenced to five years in the peniten- | tiary. The crime 15 eald to have been com- mitted at frequent intervals since the child was § years old | Plerre's Well Flows Again. PIERRE, 8. D., Nov (Special Tele- gram.)~The old gas well, which has been plugged up for several weeks, was reopened today and the gas supply, which has been limited, will again be sufficient for all de- | mands Martin Tarries at Pierre. PIERRE, §. D., Nov (Special Tele- gram.)—-Congressman Martin will argue a case in the supreme court here Wednesday and will not reach Washington until next | week | Prickly Ash Bitters ean be depended on to the kidneys, corrects the urlne strengthens the stomach and relieves back- | ache. ! TO TRANSFER BAIL WAGGENER: Gounld May cure Send Missouri Pacific At- torney to Den Rnio er & ande. TOPEKA There is a | rumor that Missouri Pacific and kindred railways con templates the transfer of Ball Waggener to the Denver & Rio Grande, with head- quarters at Denver. Mr. Waggener s at present general attorney of the Missourt Pacific for Kansas, Colorado and Nebraska, excepting the Fort Scott & Wichita in Kan- sas. At Denver he would be general so- licitor of the Denver & Rio Grande West- ern system. Kan., Nov. 2 President George Gould of the | ¥ | South Rend Manufacturer i His n Life, aully Hold SOUTH ND, Ind. Nov ~Clem Studebaker ling. his condition sinc yesterday being far from encouraging. This ternoon he passed a fow hours fn sleep but at & p. m. he grew re Inquiries concerning his condition are coming into | the city from all parts of the country. Tt Mr. Studebaker should die the foot ball gume scheduled by the South Bend Ath letic association with Notre Dame wiil not be played less. Corning W CORNING, Ia., Nov Mrs. E. N. Clark, a widow, who made her home with her daughter, Mrs. J. J. Zeigler, hanged herself Saturday night. SUN IN NEBRASKA AND IOWA ally ¥ 0w Hang raelf. peclal.)— Ge r Weather Indicated for oday and Tomorrow, With Varying Win, WASHINGTON, Nov Tuesday and Wednesday For Nebraska, lowa and South Dakota and fair Tuesday and win 25.—Forecast for Missouri, North Kansas—Generally Wednesday; variable r Wyoming somewhat probably artly cloudy warmer 0 or 1 OFFICE OF TH Nov. 2. Offich and precipitatic sponding day o Tuesday and Wednesday, cloudy, snow; variable winds Al Re WIEATIT rd. t RUREAU, record of tem ompared with { the last throe 1859, 1805, R} W 0 1901, 19 temp i Migimum temy Mean temperatu eipitation 00 Record of temperature and presipitation Omaha fof this day and since March 1, ture ture 24 T ) pal temperature xcess for the day ; al excess sinee Mareh 1 rmal preetpitation ency for the day ™ S5 inch neh inches hes 10 riod, Reports from Stations at ¥ for cor oany ~esedun wnwTER SBTATION I AND STATE Or WEATHER uopwdPad | A g 1 amiesedussy, | Omaha clear T . partly eloudy ¢ Lake City, cloudy Tiston, « clear . cloudy parck, clear eston, clear Dyspepsia is called the * American's Disease,” as it is said to attack more residents of this country than tentio- to the selection of food and to take the time to eat it. condition of freedom from a y other. 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