Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 16, 1902, Page 8

EWS OF IN $ THE OMAHA DAILY"BIE: SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1902. Prouty and Fuller claim the money due from the county, and say that the real question involved Is to whom the money should be pald. Prouty ia a well known attorney of Humboldt. IOWA. T COUNCIL tion of the county takisg care of himself and wife for the remainder of their lives, applied in the district court yesterday to be permitted to sign the deed for his wife, WOMEN GRAFTERS MAKE HAUL Rnter. HEAVY RAIN AT DES MOINES Imaginary x Olty B Sell Tickets fo who s an’ Inmate of the insane ward of MINOR MENTION. Davis sells drugs. Stockert sells carpets and rugs. Leftort, eyesight specalist. 409 Broadway. pecial ofterings iy (ramed pictures, C. B. Al hder & Co., 533 Broadway, & sttt Baughman of Griswold, 1 hr?lfi mlo of Park avenue. Jlo-’h is the eln, were of"Sine. hive. Beiden fo e AT hunda T Barineton, Ta. h“v'l'-'n"nnfif.'-m.":a'l}rfa':fafi: Wireoain plt S SR NTORL R ST ) t Jefterson, Ia.. I8 the ‘.‘n'a:“b'l’.‘,%.“fl. ot Chaek ot Bixth ivenue. b lsses Elisabeth Bernice urt of Bloux y are guests of Mrs. Ray Bixby of Bouth rat stroet. . 8. F. Robinson of Willow avenue Is part 18:- her molh:r. Mrs. Bryant of Ekna 5. gl T, B TR . Towslee avanue. hTH B LR AR culture. & v 2l heholia i i, 20 od o 5,04, 209 Wy, ew da) ter of the letter carrier force in his annual vacation and left yes- }fi?; Tor a trip to points m the Black Mrs. Elizabeth Dk aged 60 years, i Zositeaey IR Swiiavid’ il xth avenue. DT Sl s o ptrest; & m - 3 . trees. Call b L loholson. who has been the f the en uvers Barh, S niatiway: have an eiogant ll_fl‘l‘“o rigs. Horses very service iy way. e I8 A for, the city, le) ttoo g_m W) &% | keeping tab on what Porter Beldon supplied & in 'rbl‘ r#hu- of Hhene gl S oman's gold watch comprised &‘ thieves secured. Edward C. Cowan, a farmer of Logan, , has filed & volunt B el 4 il b 0 3 assets, aggregating 31,120, are a8 exempt. | Rev, W, 8, or e un ber. g I WRITES THE MAYOR FOR A WIFE Omaha Man Patronises the Council monial Burean. first ttme Mayor Morgan yester- od that he was in the matrl- 1al agency business on about the sa: soale that Mayor Moores of Omaha was been. Among the mayor's 2 ;i 3 E, I 1 A ! 4 ¢ i : Pl E H £ : {i i : ? § i i if i z i ¥ i 2 el is i EEeg i 3 E i & 2 [ 1 iz T month. Best | I Lightning Btrikes Beveral Houses and Fire- men Are Kept Busys Bt. Bernard's hospital. Cunuingham is 76 years of age and being unable to take care BLUFFS. TRAPS PORTER AND BARBER | gz, o e o™ e o Rafirend Dotectiyos Arrest Pair an Oharge | PICKPOCKETS REAP A HARVEST of Robbery. ] SIOUX CIY, Ia. 16.—(8pecial Tele- gram.)—What s parently s successful e under the gulse of religion has been exposed here by the fallure of three women, who represented themselves SWINDLER WORKS MANY BUSINESS MEN / Plucky White Wo: Grownds at Manawsa Strewn with| eme of Colored Woman a0 boing connectea ®itk the Untted Home Empty Purses as Result of , Drives Of Her Assallant— missions at Milwaukee, to make good on an RESULT OF LONG SERIES OF ROBBERIES Thetr Work. , Bevieh Oasdiboatiuniits entertainment for which they sold tickets. A contract wi made through Helen Barnes, representing the mission, with the Sioux Clty Rescue Home at Leads by which & home talent concert was to be arranged and the home was to get §75 of the pro- ceeds. Miss Barnes was introduced by “Mother” Lee of Omaha. The three women, who gave their names as Mrs. M. Smith, Mrs, H. F. Ball and Miss Mina Sedtt, worked the city and #0ld a large number of tickets to business men. The concert was to have been gi this even- ing, but a few days ago they the Rein- hart flats, where they were staying, with- out paying thelr bills. Mrs. Bagan, the proprietor, says that Miss Bcott told her they had worked several cities and found it & very paying business, and that they had just completed a cam- paign in Minaeapolls. IMPLICATED IN A MURDER Towa City Man Makes Confe n 1o His Part in K & of Weaithy Farmer Near that Place. (From a Btaft Corréspondent.) DES MOIN! Aug. 15.—(Special.)—Be- t minight and mérning more than two and a half inches of rain fell in this city and at the same time there was a heavy windstorm, accompanied by lightning. The Des Moines river, which had got down to nearly its normal coddition for this sea- mon of the year, suddenly rose two feet. The streets were flooded and street car trafiic early this morning was stopped. The home of F. W. Stilwall on Fourth street ‘was struck by lightniig and the house set on fire. The roof was burhed off, the loss being covered by insurance. The inmates of the house were ubharmed. They were Mrs. Stilwell, Mr. and Mrs. B, F. Steadman and Mrs. Jobn Barber and daughter, of Atlantic. - The storm had awakened Mrs. Stilwell who had got up ‘wes engaged in reassuring the children in their room when the lightning struck the chimney. All in the house were stunned by the shock but not’'injured otherwise. A neighbor saw the lightning and gave the alarm of fire. Mr. Stillwell is a traveling representative of the Twentieth Centuty.Farmer. The elec- Passengers on Overland Limited Have The light fingered gentry reaped a har- Complained of Losing Money vest at the sham battle st Lake Manawa and Company Makes Egort’ Thursday night and daylight yesterday dls- to Cateh Thieves, closed the fact that the fleld was literally strewn with rifled pocketbooks. Many who managed to get home with their pocket- books lost their watcl The arrest of Lewis Seldon, colored por- ter of 4 buffet ear, and Wayne Shoup, a | CODStable Alberti picked up nineteen white barber, both employed on the North- pocketbooks which had been depieted of western-Unlon Pacific overland passenger | their contents and their owners can get trafn, is belleved by the officials of these | them by applying at Justice B s ofice, raiiroadn to solve the mystery of the nu- Alongside the fence near the merry-go- merous robberies which passengers of late | FOUBd an employe discovered eleven rified have complained of. The urrest of the two | PUrses and pocketbooks, some of which con- men was brought about by J. O. Fanning | 8!8 papers, which will Hdentify the owners. and B, R. Stevens, dotectives smployed by | Of the grounds where the sham battle was the Northwestern road. Seldon and Shoup | OUSht twenty-seven pocketbooks, all empty, are now sojourning in the county jail pend- | Wore Ppicked up yesterdny afternoon by ing the determination of their preliminary | ®mployes of the company and others. hesring on & charge of larceny trom the | CORditi t Lake Manawa Thuraday Which was begun before Justice |DISHt were exceedingly favorable for the rday afternoon. plckpockets and they took every advantage sl months the Northwestern | °f It- The night was dark ad the people from pas- ‘were packed in dense crowds and the strug- plal le to board the cars on the return trip g B m:' °"::l'::: """‘Mm':'nw the light fingered gentry every op- o.""l"' s "’.*"‘m fore m_“..""‘r reported the | POTtunity to natch not ‘only pocketbooks. loss of $100. Investigation led ‘to the eus- | PUf Watchen and other riicies of Jowelry. « ames mer, employed In the lo Tl o th atte and that. the. viciims | Kook Tsland fralght ofce, mourns the lon were robbed while in the barber shop com. | °f 7. P. D. Howse of thi clty was touched pertment of the buffet oar. for $18, while Rallway Mail Olerk Lawson Speelal Ofcors Fam lu.ul Stevans were | 18 Poorer by §20 by reason of his visit to Aotatied’ 've \he tane TRESERY SRR the lake. Mrs. A. H. Carter of South First Seokindd the réle ot u-nm ‘on the over- | StTeet lost her pocketbook containing nearly n cont pocket Detective $20, which was snatched from her hand as uning carried & notebook gontalblag & | he was boarding a car. A man named number of marked $10 bills, the mumper | SLeWArt, living on Park avenue, was another of Gveryone of which had been written vietim of the pickpockets, but the amount down on a slfp of paper. The two detectives | O M4 1048 BaR fot Been repe were apparently traveling for pleasure with | | ot g g plenty of m§ney to spend and they fra, | o8 ROV Legoo ot g ity quently patronized the buffst, taking, how- |°° far 8¢ the recovery oo niond , careful mote of everything they or- concerned It would do It good. b Ohris Muhrs of dered had pild far add st \Be same time ‘book, containing $7 in cash and a certificate of deposit for $50 stolen. Mrs. Crosby of Silver City had her chatelalné satchel in JOWA, CITY, Ia., Aug. 15.—~Charles Hol- ada has made a confession in which he states that James Gaullagher was mur- dered by Mrs. Gaullagher, with his com. plicity, and that the crime was committed because he and Mre. Gaullagher were in love. 1 | trical storm kept the fire depabtment busy, a8 & number of fires were started by the electric wires. Reports of some damage to the rallroad companjes have been re- celved but trains were not delayed long in any direction, It is belfeved the storp did was a wealthy stockman. he was murdered at mid- night while sleeping by {he side of his wife and child, the assassin sending a bui- lot from a target rifie through his he to growing crops. In this city there was also some hail and this killed hundreds of sparrows whose dead bodies were found Iks. ; this moraing strewn Slong' the Sldewalks: |.o .\ "lod across & cornfield to Holads's Roports on Inutitutions, house and he was arrested. Holads had The July reports on. state Institutions, | sought employment of Gaullagher under made to the board of control, shows that |an assumed name and claims to have won the balances in' the special and support | Mra. Gaullagher's heart while her husband funds aggregated $1,048,800.86 at the end | was away on business trips. of the month. There were fhcreases of pop- | ~Gaullagher trusted both implieitly and ulation at Mt. Pleasant, 8, Clarinda 12, | gave Holada a farm on easy terms and do- and at all other decreases as' follows: [ nated farm Implements and stock. to other passengers. Both Are Attentive, Anamosa, 10; Fort Madison, 3; Couneil Hol declares they planned to poleon d i Which was her pocketbook, anatched 48.8he | piutts, 137 Davenport, 33; Marshalltown, | Geullagher, and that, while he was present 6y yoReds Sovtsy 1he two detees.; WS oy Rolproicld purte contained |4, Gienwood, 76; Eldors, 10; Mitchell- | at the house the might of the murder, he tives arose from their berths In the sleeper only a small amount ib silver. d repaired to the buffet car they ordered something to ‘‘brace . Do~ tective decided he wanted a shave. Bar- ber Bhoup was most accommodating and attentive to his customer. Hot towelsin were epread over his face to keep left hours before and had no hand In the shooting. BOY TRAIN ROBBERS FOILED Two Youthful Desperadoes Attempt to Hold Up Rock Island, but Are Captured. ville, 3. Swindled Nimeteen ' Firms. Y. Plumblug Co., téisbhons 250, A smooth swindle was worked on nine- teen business firms of Des Moines by a stranger, who got about §70 dollars by his trick. He arranged a program for an al- leged walters' plonic to be given by the Allanna Angnst 20 Ha had a fine olalties and entertalnment, and wolicitated firms for an advertisement In a program to be printed. He printed the pro- gram and collected the{ méney In nesrly every tase and left the ity before any of the ‘waiters got onto the; game. They had mever thought of & plealc much less ar- ranged for the prl_luu’.t & program. Levich Case Con: "u-uq.‘ '%ieH’the Finklesteln dor, ‘was “bon fodiy 1o justice court on ‘account of tH¥) ot a o detective from thescityss ‘defense e an effort to have an immediate trial, but the justice granted .’ continuande for a ‘week. Nothing was developed as to the evidence. 3 M s Plucky Woman . Fights Brate, Mrs. J. E. Brown, who lives southeast of the vity, was driviog mlong the road in t edge of the city ‘when she heard screams from a womal by the roadside. She saw a colored woman struggling with & white man, Mrs. Brown seized her buggy whip and rushing to the rescue of the col- Use any sosp so lis Puk's sosp. WEBSTER CITY STORM STRUCK enty away that “tired feeling.'' Porter Seldon was squally ‘sttantive < ans. vigoreusty | "4 *nd Rain Stéike lows Tows, brushed the detective's coat. All this time Detective Btevens was watching from & polut of vantage. The porter finlshed, WATERLOO, Ta., Aug. 15.—(Special Tole- gram.)—Unaided, Frank Randell of Dixon, 1Ul, ‘and Joseph Powell of Kentucky ats tempted to hold up the Rock Island train, ngrthbound, this morning at 10 o'clock be- tween thls city and Washburn, The engl- .|meer was too quick for the robbers and, throwing open the throttle, ran to this city, 'l‘{- Sheriff Law and a posse went bask on peclal traln and arrested the men, who were heav{ly armed. They: offered no Tesistance, They are youthful and are ey idently vietims of cheap novels. German’ Young People Hieet. CEDAR FALLS, Ia., Aug. 15.—(Speclal.) ~The convention of the Young People's alliance of the German Evangelical church of Jowa has closed. The following officers ‘were elected: President, Rev. L. F. Smith, Hampton; vice president, Rev. 8. N. Reep, Hartley, recording secreta: Miss Tusie Zellhoeter, Waterloo; corresponding ‘sec. reta; Miss Viola Knoche, Cedar Fal treasurer, George Gruendr, Des Moin: superintendent of junlor work, Miss Mary Hieber, Cedar Falls. The annual camp meeting of the charch follows the conven- tion and lasts over Sunday. ] i1 i Mrs. M. I Faulk Yasane. | BIOUX CITY, Ia., Aug. 15.-(Special Tele- the barber's chalr. Vi # re at once placed gram.)—~Mrs. M. 1. Faulk, tormerly princl t the train, renching | Poy Council Bluffs were turned over to authorities, Detective Fanning MHling an information against the two men before b i married & few years ago and her wages Soldon Refuses to Answer. went towards paying her husband's ex- During the preliminary hearing Seldon |penses at the Sioux Oity Medical college. pefused to answer a question put to Hfm | Bhe was refused re-election for this fali and, by Assistant Attorney Kimball which ‘the |it is said, went to her husband at Spencer,|OTed Woman commenced to lash the villian court decided de sl . The court|who told her “to shift fof herself.” She OVer the head. He beat a hasty retreat threatened to commit him for contempt it |returned to Stoux City and yesterday be- |and the colored woman was rescued. he persisted in Bis refusal but the two |came violently insant Pay ot New. Judwes. on retused to anawer It The ques- | - | L0 ST EIT. seeting A:wrnln General Mullan today rendered & decision on behalf of. the auditor of TOWA FALLS, la, Aug. 16:—(Special)— | gtato affecting the mlary of % judge &p- | poluted to fill & vacaney since the passage of the law increasing the pay of judges from $2,500 & year to $3,500 a yesar. Judge W. 8. Kenyon of Dodge and Governor Cum. and after a long search by the lice was finally recaptured. Mrs. Faunlk Brakeman Run Over and Killed. AMES, Ia, Aug. 15.—(Special)—This morning at 1:20 o‘clock while'freight train No. 331 wus switching cars into the yards Paul Rockabrand, head brakeman, fell un the cars and the wheels passed over his chest, death ensulng Immediately. 'Just How the accident occurred {s not known, When found he was dead. The train was in charge of Conductor Bellanty. The wheels padsed over both arms above one elbow and below the other. The remains will be taken to Clinton for burial. Ex-Senator Berry Injured. INDIANOLA, Ia., Aug. 16.—(Special.)— Former State Senator W. H. Berry had his left arm broken early this morning while inspecting the new bullding of the Conservatory of Music at Simpson collége. Senator Berry was walking about at the g M 2 £ #t P | term. The state auditot was at & ' | know what since the law Is now that a gis }H was dome and the bullding, which is not yet finished, when he Shoup was also commit the elipped and. was thrown heavily to the Jail. e It in clear ground, breaking his left arm a short dis. attorney left the court reom D ToCall | the constitution tance above the wrist. He was badly to institute habeas corpus pro- ne strike in | tion could mot bruised by the fall, and also suffered & to secure the release of thelr ere the Eold | quring the term slight gash acrose the face, - oltont. 1 Gee a grest DS e e, | Judge Dyer was e Seldon when arrested was found in pos- w“n. in, miles | vacancy. The Imprisonment for Debt. seston of & large roll of bllls, and three ul Was appointed WATERLOO, Ia, Aug. 15.—(Special)— valusble rings, two set with large diamonds the same term to which Judge Kenyond | Tne courts of the county will have & was elected. He stands precisely in the same position, so far as the term of office which he Rolds is concerned, as Judge Ken- yon would have stood had he not resigned, with the single exception that under his %% | appointment he ouly holds the term! to which Judge Kenyon was elected until the next geperal tion.” The attorney genoral, therefore, concludes that it is the same term of office gnd the salary cannot § E £ chance to dispose of a vase that rightfully comes under the auclent blue laws whereby men were llable to imprisonment for debt. David Orrl bhas asked damages of Peter Rushferolg, proprietor of a clothing storv. Orrl owed an account and when he did not meet the obligation he was ar- vested and confined in jail for one hour, for which he asks 3505 Child Vietim of Vielous Dog. FORT DODGE, Ia., Aug. 15.—(Speotat)’~ little son of Leroy Poaler, living uear rt Dodge, was frightfully mangled about the face by the bites of a viclous dog today. The little fellow's face was mutilated until it was almost unrecognizable. The dog bas been tied up and will be watched for #igns of hydrophobla. Tries Self-Destruction. SILVER CITY, Ia, Aug. 15.— ho lives 8 fow i, was ling ATz !&’.‘&%@fi i oAt at Tt thought by wii ver. e pacens ts w-ni‘l“'.‘.r:"é‘ & [ Sy T e T ts & 't;-cun It i u&-m&w that B. H be Ineressed. during the term. bal A A ey RS BRTR R (BAPTISTS NAME EXECUTIVES Towa Sunday fchoel Asseciat ke vas ke Eleots at Aunnual Meeting in the founder af Yty ' ;:K.'d hav- ploneers of E Bel &5, it 3 L. F i £i2 it H e : . e5ef : 3 i i v i F & —p— IOWA FALLS, Ia., Aug. 15.—(Special.)— : e Eys i : £ Denver v uivel olty. Gelst "fi“" President, C. R. Wood of Cor- of the Re Delver Tharisy shé Me the | with; chancellor, J. K. Riehardson of Des e e T that Mrs. Gelst and her RS e Moines; secretary, F. W. Smith of Des st an early hour this arrested -‘m-\ ‘earing well, t | Molnes; treasurer, H. C. Miller of lIowa 13 years of age. &5 Falls, The board of directors is: Rev.| ) S hicce of glass. No causé ls know: A A “{'_'.‘"‘" St | F. A. Carior of Webster City, Rev. A. H. ,'.,m':..,mnhtmnt his mind is Puck's Domestic soap o Dedty ‘and'the hope for & | Beaver of Iowa Falls, F. M. Thompeen and | fhe,the S0 U0 0 Bl (et B R. Cal- Woodmen Organize Logrolling. WATERLOO, Is., Aug 15.—(Special)— ] ! i F E i ; i it ;i Hi ' STURGIS, 8. D.. Aug. 15.—(Special.)—At 2agartment e SR W s o DA all the purposes of the toilet, bath, _Bar-Much that all should know about the skin, scalp, and hair is told tn the circular with CuTIOURA BOAP, e e INTY SUMN§IR GIRLS USE CUTICURA SOAP assisted by CUTICURA OINTMENT for preserving, purifying and beauti« fying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands, for irritations of the skin, heat rashes, tan, sunburn, bites and stings of insects, lameness and soreness incidental to outdoor sports, for sanative, antiseptic cleansing, and for and nursery. CORRECTS - FIRST TESTIMO“Y Camille Wetdent. Reealled as Wit- ness {8 Merger $wit snd Exam. ined by Guthrie. NEW YORK, Aug. 15.—~When the hearing in the case of Peter Power against the Northern' Pacific directors was continied to- day Horbert Limberger, counsel for H, Con- tent & Co.; appéared With records of trans- actions between that firm and Camille Weid- fold. Entries as to.the purchase of 100 res of Northern Pacific stock by Weiden- feld on December 26, 1901, and of payments of eash ‘o6 account of Weldenfeld and Cap- tain Stern were put in evidence. The ao- count of Bllsworth I. Chapman was asked for, but Limberger declined to produce it, on the ground.that. it was not pertinent. Mr. Guthrie pointed .out that the Power suit was only one of several brought against the Northern Pacific for the same purpose. he thought that the entries of Sdaze to thal suit. brought by Mrs, Chapman, was pertj- But Mr. Limberger nent to the Power suit. pleaded privilege. Mr. Weldenteld was recalled as a witness. He desired to make some corrections of sald, “if T bought stock for Ellsworth Chapman, or Mrs. Sophle Chapman?.1 find thst I bought through Con- tent & Co. 100 shares of the Northern Pa- ¢ific stock. The price was 189%. She pald by ‘checky-on January 19, §18,044.10. - Deliv- ory was made to/Mr, Chapman.. I do not re- wiember whese check it was. .- ““In relation to the Bouden stock, in the conference with ‘Judge Lancaster, it was understood that suit coul? only’be brought by .a stockholder. Governor VanSint sald hé would . have nothing to do with any ‘strike.’ He would not. touch the case un- less it was understood that the action would be carried to the supreme court of\the United States If necessary. It was after that that Mr. Bowden qualified and he op- posed the sult.” Replying fo questions by Mr. Guthrie, counsel for the Northern Pacific, Mr. Weld- enfeld sald that B. R. Thomas (a banker) was at first adverse to the present litiga- tion, but that he talked him Into it. That was after Mr. Lamb's visit to the west. The witness had shortly before stated that he and Mr. Thomas had jointly purchased 400 shares of Northern Pacifio stock. “Did not Captaln Stern or Mr. Lamb tell you,” Mr. Guthrie went one, “that Judge Lancaster had declined to go one with th cafe unlees he was convinced that Peter Power was a bona fide stockholder?” “I don’t remember,” was. the reply. “Did not Judge Lancaster send you word he would have nothing to do with the Great Northern suit if it was to be & ‘strike’ " “I understand he eent some message,' sald Mr, Weldenteld, q Asked why he did pot personally sue, the ‘witness said that Lamb had told him he had a plaintiff. Witnesses' stock was sent out to the western meeting. “Then why dld you,go to Mr. Thomas to procure a plaintiff insiead of sulng your- self if you had any grievance to redrees?"” queried Mr. Guthrie. “I think Mr. Thomad had the stock. I really canngl answer the question,” replied Mr. Weld, id. Replying to Mr. Lamb, he sald he did not authorize Captain Stern to make a payment to Mr, Lamb to defray the expenses of the trip west to confer with Mr. Osborn and the others. He said he had never heard Peter Power's name until the sult was first filed, and he learned of the suit itself through the newspapers. Delegates to Prison Congress. PIERRE, 8. Aug. 15.—(Special.)— Goverpor Herreid has seiected as delegates 10 the National Prison congress, to meet in Philadelphia, Septomber 13 te 17: J. D. Lavin, Aberdeen; Jacob Schoaildt, Menno; George W. Kingsbury,- Yankton; D. C Thomas, Watertown: W. E. Tipton, Ar- mour; O. B. Swensop, Stoux Falls; 8. E. Young, Plankinton; W. B. Sherrard, Sioux Falls, Winona H. Lyons, Sioux Falls; Mark H, Cowan, Iroquols; ' Jane B. Waldron, Fort Plerre. ) NAUS r . 0 DYSPEPSIA-CUR the case. Vere Sy b 1¢ gesrethe et Mot TVNAUS DYSPEralA CUI ’ L e et 43 e DR. 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