Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 28, 1910, Page 1

——————————— SEE THE BEE'S NEW SOME MAGAZINE PAGE HiDE REMANDED 10 COUNTY JAIL cian's londTlevqked and H is Put ia hal's SEN Action of Court Pr Measure of Pr "GISED MAN BO™ Witness Testifies to Defendant Buy- ing Cyanide in Capsules. ACCOUNTS PLACED IN EVIDENCE w tha Yamber 1olks of Draggise ¥ Phywicing Made = Purehases of Deadly i Judge Latshaw at the court session e ol night nust " yr is permitted by sieh & new bond. The action of it the agninet ng anyone shaw summoned Mayes nto the 1ad been removed, “Ir“view of the has been given in strained to sa presumption that o defendant of and he is hereby af the marshal.’ the was due to the dence sented by the Hyde. Without notify intention, Judge La Marshal Joel after the the court Dr of his Courty eourt room, and said testimony that thus the triai, the cour that it amounts mder the law, deprives ie cight g0 an bend. remanded to the custody ury tar * - w0 a Mrs. Hyde Hysterieal. Mrs, Hyde stared at the judige as ne spoke and when he had finished arms about her husband's aeck and sobbed Swope arose from her seat court import met rom the as soon as she understood the words, Later, when standing with an attorney i the hail, ng, she passed quickiy by, boarded automoblic and went home. Searcely had the court ceated speaking when Attorney John Lucas, represening Dr. Hyde, had the following statement en- tered nto the reeord “Phe defendant maintains and aileges that the remanding of iim to the county jnil. pending the right of his case. will have the affect of prejudicing his right before the sury, it being construed as 3 declaration on the part of the court asainst his interest and leading the jury to bellove he is guiity she her to Secth e’ grder-uwtm tha: ground.” “The defsndmnt will not be locked up with the jury, Ber in the same piace with them, and the knowledge cannot come to the jury from enything that sourt an prevemt,” answered Judge Latshaw Walks Buck te Prisem Jeputy Macshal Josepn Gilllwee ok smrge of the prisoner. Mrs. Hyde left the wom in the comp of friends and Dr de walked away all. Four people testified toda. tember and December Hyde purchased iugo Bracklein store here tweniy-five grain apsiles cyanide of potassium. When warned against asing the poison and 1 about his premives. wanted to kill dugs fled. Cyanide which Killing an Lmport der wial today- Huge Brechiein, a drugsist. and his employes testificd that on taree occa- sions, in September and Decembe: Dr Hyde purchased a toral of tw grain Gapsuies of the poison 4t their place of Lusiness. dangercus was this poisen and so rare were sales of n capsule ‘orm, said Mr. echiein, that snce warmed Dr. Hyde its deadly qualities and toid him that csw fie promised to handle the capsuies £ and W away what did not use he would refuse to seil them to him To this, testitied the dr yde swered he was acquainted with the na- Wire of the puisen sad wanted only to kil 1088 with it The physician made ng v rid his offioe Brecklein This was to, cilimed atement. Hyde Obtains Germ Just belors the noon recess U w. L Stewact. & bDagtericlogist. took the stand it was from &Qim Hyde obtained serms with whieh o noculatsd th Dr. Hyde came © Stowart, and inv making tests n bdaeteriolowy wid he M him tures and on Novembe: called again, and obtained some ge: Attorney Lucas. for Hyde. stion to the ¢ i Dr. erting irrelevanc: was court. rle Dr. Hyde was fe early part of e physician, he went the defendant’s Tier and found a great many of the »h germs had been taken from the tube Wers enough germs gone (o naw ow persons™’ asked Altorney wond. Ma piled Dr. Stewart. Dr. Stewar: was siected secretary of t Jackson Medteal society om the ame night last that Dr. Hyde hosen presiden ity Dr. Hyde dever ok his office snded B0 meetings after his election and nally resigned by Pus Germs Dr. Stewart said he carcied away bad Been opened and e its pluce. He also noticed that a tube he had given Hyde, ng & conwained disiheria germs, had been tampered with. Later investigation of the ontente of this tube showed §orms wers presemt. but the of (e endinary “pus’ variety. Be the resuit af ne eaving the drug Dr Hyde with it, it said vas o the Dr. = the physician’'s mur dea Hyde Swape. of potassium. swate contends me! Thomas n poison wed in plaved role B 10 E ot thr ggist. Dr. ot desir said Mr he puison n its no mention af vermin, se tefense . 10 garding Dr. Stewart would 10, what Le reed In Dr estiman but werr n New York Jecember. test w0 ad innoeulate ar At “ount in Tube. that on December 18 oid tube which a ful a * tube i n time nk Serms were the in a8 Second Page.) Northern Pacific Rights of Homesteaders-on Tract in | Richard of the offense charged, and asks the court Massachusetts Insiitute {were among ne deiegaies W the eighth annuai meet- 10 dipther:a | shoots and Fraud Cases in Supreme Cour Nortiwestern Minnesota Be Determined. mbird P—— W rminus hen ancelled the pa supreme was at purt deeid: d, ne erminus Ashia appr he selectic ot t fecisi Cotton Goods Makers Meet in Convention President Plucket, in Address, Says Cost of High Liviag Agitation is Largely Pelitical. April 7 Mactaurm, BOSTON. president the speakers who weicom ng of National Assoeiation af C Manufacturers, which opened a fwo- tion in Mechanics building Interesting Dapers Dertaining ton industry were presented stons. o the at both Meenanics »pened 1ssaciaty hegan buflding mder the n. The regul work of session - reports. with sentatic address President Mass said t ams, speaking ng, righ al—defeais all ot wade, in conscquence nuance 1pioyme: textile estabiishments ot 10pes tation snlargements con n aging. nee N s present con! the ail-important ict, whieh appears e the u ts to have its impuise from pdlitical machir tions. conditions exist and suyers. e By the experience goods will not be made ong period at such absurdly gins These ime aic made of 1967 for a meager who waers sotton Fierce Fighting in Albani Turkish Troops Are Twice Driven Back by Rebels from Kach- anik Pass. CONSTANTINOPL sh n the E. Aprs 35 twice stormed Kac ipper Albania. In an effort \lbanian rebeis, but on back nsiderable fained for the ristina and Prisn Adban oad b skab rom pombi riish forces edera; —(Guvernor Draper and of the of Technoiogy, today. | aot ses- auspices pre. it speedy par wt to hav foundutions in meddling legisiaiion and | COST OF LIVING UP T0 FARMERS High Prices Can Be Siaghed Conservation of Soil, Says James Wilson. t by CROPS MUST BE INCREASED Western Farms Must Produce Encugh for Home and Abroad. WILL SQUARE BALANCE OF TRADE “We Cannot Afford to Buy from Other Nations,” He Says. URGES ECONOMY OF THE GROUND Decrease In Yield Due to Wasteful Methods that Land—Real Evil Wear Out Basis of ORK rease e april nigh servation o neremse \ddress wday mes Wilson age. r vere subject Secrewm Yetrire Wilean wrged e Department conser mt ot cans means prope permas on ase atford nua w 10 said, western for home abroad and must produce tion. w Secratary The cost see rugh. aiso a0t of n part s tor a esreful nat have 1t are new ea ower with which we manufacturing. abor has beea country. become a sted con- bu ° he Wlis: of the about people. st food D other coun: commerce balances i n- o4 | quiry perated ) bring ®lus as abu; nan - nost n and and yur D 1pa; nereas romg a 4 cost factor n of living has people in the Mississippi valley south draw much am well satistied valley are being d graduall 0 same unwise t hat so serious reduced the oils east of the Alleghenies and south of \the Onio. { Education for Farmers. | necessity for farmer mpressed an steps are being taken in and territories to this end. ‘clences are being applied and research = made inta ;auses and results. Bdueation 18 being ex- tended info primary sehools n many of our states; Federai apd state governments are pending money freely for this purpese and students are multipiving. The results of research are being printed and a literature of the farm s growing. The states emst of the Alleghenies foremost in commerce, manufacturing, and sciences, wealth and influence. They nave overiooked agricuiture. permiting tetertoraie. and are reaching products. The soil began his balefu! practice there and gone westward unul the light ranfil teid profitably. The de- if eastern soils would have been ago had thers been Mississippi closer up to suppi tearcr and have gone ach af poor peap ands and south are reduced n pro- bower. but are chemp. they are good markets. they can be d they will be. but the methods which a farm is improved is quite dif- 2t from that by which it was reduced. Tgnorance permitied the soil to become un- products the high ntelligence is re- wuired to bring back fertility. Comprehensive View Needed. mportation of food will bring about angs in our economies, & revolution wir polloies, which may be avoided by ing and a comprehensive view aacion t who deal In big ¥hether carrying, commerce, manu- ing or finac ur peopie ar maay 1e 0t and cast states the same soures. I the sofls of that the The ur people and all our states ol are arts reir soils to ot to @ the west for food _ |has =5 a0 = ap. wad dems ands beyond the y |ar n— i of ey enjent mproved oy o mn a n ret- 10t grouped furing the ncury turing vite peopie. T’ s and couragen agether. ast rming was hat period and abundance prices for of a diad ot meas srew TOps nalr ninsteentss er a usiness yw at o agricultu r and povert ad apit would keep ease and no them ga ung farm e The farm because the to maintain 3, mditions rar the 2 1D nducement to m- to be arm tab) srganize randled there and vear until this - to conserve m- s \ppoinc —The romis new. presiden wing hal, Behrens fa Pu>blic Library Declines Woman’s Ciub Decorations Omasa Public Mbrary can't use aay Engiisi vy or any Dianas in bronze. Omaha Woman's cich has weither will “take. A seremony was pianned at wh the pet afficers of the Womaa's oge se dewly clected plant §Teen on the » ne building at high noun day was to be 3 graceful ment levotion. Its tender | tendrtis and its vining little vines were nave keeping memory groen planting was © have been severai spesches, orations marks. The oniy thing that the plan fal nciude Was o comsultation w abtain acceptance of the library officials the rfusal came iy lerall assumed impertance. & number speecties have no piace o be planted. ovely mng with - wars ne side ibrary The w© oy and other Several Mrs Edward jonnson. refiring presidenc | the refusal € the club. was epprised of of the library beard to mccept the Iwy tried hoth and| th W ednes- monu- sttie The srnamented witn When veriooked minor of perfectly good | ™ ol ta receive nformation ren Mrs. e antil the ' he he| the ceremony D ame side cumpanied by ors nad Sume reached her deiegation the recetved the tdings and departed enrs past man’s club pro- o ibrary a representation an and besutiful Diana in bracy board, howaver, e given this celsbrated Jagan femininity, so the ibrary vy plant teh ub ne it posed the cat verde bronme. The didn 't propose w© speeimen of jovaa: project feil througs Gossip hus It thas & mow: started in the club o take t to the high schocl campus base of the Lincoin it may twine 0 ment has been o rejected | and plant it a statute over waich ummolested. if unapprecistod The ivy would Lave heen acceptable to the iibracy board, but for & pian to pave fhe narmw srip of exposed soil along the ullding. The north side af wall ac- umuluies conmderable molsture and 3 can- Tete paving will be i@ o cover the un- sightly marg'n of wet &irt. It was deemed amr| useioss to plant the ivy and to have it wm - lod the the v | Tuesday. but dhe plsnting delegacion falled | up gAB When the pAvement was laid. { { el L - WE All the Year Round Omaha’s Wido ! Vim! Hi Pexfeck Trim! Fabt and Well And This for ) - Just give a Boost - and keep on Bceshns’ LOOK FOR THE "OMAHA" LABEL. Growth Has Selid & upport. BUTTER SRIPPERS I A ROW Roosevelt to Small Dealers Ask that Better Rates | Be Given on Shipments. { WANT SAME AS MIXED LOADS Will Demand that They Be Given the Sume Rautes thar joyed by the Central- imed Concerns. Are Ea- When the centraiised butter shippers of Omaha petittored the [ncersiate Commerce cummission for a reduction in the rates on education of the|Carioads of the product to Chicago and New York they uncomciously stirred up a hornet’s nest amang the so-called inde- pendent creameries @nd buttermakers in Nebraskn. The smallef coneerns have filed a petition with the Eerstate Commerce commission asking Uigé there be a reduc. {ton of rates an BufS*Uinclems-than car- | | omds, the same as wain on butter carioads. From the present outiook there will be merry war betwsen the railromds and the rmakers; and (0 Make matters inter- asting the iargs concerns of Nebraska will | bave a batte with the smailer manufac- | tirers. The big will be betwesn iacze and small creameries. | A short time ago the uttermakers | and creameries. kn ‘centraiis- * asked for a reduc in the tarifs on butter in carfoad lots; imeiudi shipments were mixed 1 egzs and po aimed thac when compared With the rates given the shippers of drsssed meats the cost of Shipping but- ter and ogEs esst was abnormaily high. The raftrosds didn't agree and matter was taken up with the Interstate Commerce comminsion. Firwt Case Still Pending. The case is sttil pending, but the smailer lemlers have been busy making other things besides butter. Jlaim the big con- cerns must ra way to the rail- roads and drop the first for re- tuced rates, or allow soncessions to e independent shippers. AL present the ad which handles most of the butter | from the different parts of the state | aha revills butter. eggs and poultry shipped from outside towns when reshipped n carloads from central points like Omaha, South Omaha and Lincoin. The petition signed by shippers 10t seem against oads of oad rate '@ TAtes which now obe | eggs and peuitry mixed in e | arger ywn as the n which ttry. They the the a ndependent be directed the differ m than butter as compared with the n straight carloads of the prod- aet, but the objectionabie peint is the mix. ing, which, it is claimed, is in the nature of a speciai privilege to the “centralizers.” tows less Milltoms in Sales of Bogus Stocks Gigantic Fraunds Alleged to Have Been Perpetrated in Sale of Wyoming Securities. court n hers aga negotiati 1fferent stock aggregate s made s great 1ave suit promoters stocks and honds porations, whose than SSL 000,00 s alleged ¢ said to tie sale who - fifteen 1Dl public more e promoters ns of doll s by If you lost your job—Ilost 1t honor- ably—The Bee can get you another. Keep pluggzing. Don’t be discouraged. As long as there’s work, there’s want ads. The Bee offers you a fine list today, from which you may seleet. It will offer them every day. Keep your eye on its col- wmas. You will win out. Douglas 238. Succeed Depew in the Senate Political Wiseacres in Washington Mix More Medicine—Outgrowth WASHINGTON Rouseveit successor o ( of Retirement of Hughes. april United hauneey Depew. the poiitical prophets and wise: way n Washingtom have the situation m New York state rive at this ent congensus of offers a solution lems confronting the republican party figured out today. They :onciusion from many differ- viewpoints, but there is apparen opinion that this suggestion 10 a muititude of prob- not STATE REPUBLICANS CATRER Prominent Members of the Nebraska G. 0. P. Here in May GOVERNOR EBERHART TOQ SFEAK Candidates from All Over the State Are Expected to Meet to Talk Over Gemeval Affairs of the Swate. ne off atrai Repubiican ciub indl annual banquet of the arganizaiion on Mon- 7 9, 8 0 be 3 weate affair ub says the announce- e fact that the banguet !s to be in the naiure of an “experience and testi- mony” affair has aroused the interest of cading repubileans everywhere. There wiil only in the Empirs state, but in the nation| D¢ Dut one ser speech, dhat of Govemnor ar large. in the gereral discussion growing erner Hughes to the supreme court t aiready ment frem politics veit ot th the appeintment situation sut of of Gov hench, 1 heen agreed that eaves Colone dietator of Tig rative- Roose- as the probabie the party n New York state. The party and © e sonaliw in cess 10 C eaders they Mr. reslize the same m New n. Washington Rooseveit w &, demand il it real belleva t that cies York ace this succese at andidas s wouid predicted sasil and siature he entire state Heket oburn Reports on Kansas Wheat Condition of Growing Crop Rated a Sumner 76 Per Cent—Ome-Third Acre- age Winter Killed. Kan., Apri State the aut Hansas growing 0.0 sown, re omses are in McPh %; Dickin wheat growing # per cent on son Su. £ < iz Ellswort: Sedgwick he fact tha Baby Fatally Sealded at Boo BC ¢ calding wa with nor; pra ONE. m)—The gde; nfant son T a illam nto d was completel it his face. sull s mor ter a ne exception The vas rible agony aars Ing 10pe ¢ among county. Jut there is o yver e parents a: peopie A Q. Bberhare of Minnesota. |ers will be chosen -and and wiil represent every variety of view and opin- on. The name of the tomstmaster will nat | be announced untl the bangueters are seated, but it ls promised that he will and competent ma The repubiican st n Omana and Other speai- e a ather n quet, been rom Sam placed resident at 82, and can secured Secretary ieorge Bater. at Rome o handie as raken as X0 guests. Mayor Dabi- ecepuion ne with par was ¢ nan mittes governor during publicans from various overnor Eberhar sraska som- ota his stay promine if the state merly a Ne- as farmer. State Funeral for Bjornson Body of Poet and Novelist Will Be Conveyed from Copenhagen to Christiana on Warship. wegian poet and graphed The r condol Storthing met and immedia v ictes 't ¥ da as an heaters neral arrangen advanced to wili sh B s rave the of Mr WEATHER FORECAST r and warmer. 1 warm age ENTS. DEMOCRATS HIT SURGENTS Party Issucs Invitation te Down. Form Combine, EXPLAINS THE PLAN nator Dolliver, in Eloquent Speech S~uras the CGifer, SMILES WREATEE REPUBLICANE Amuseme: arnished by the Addr of Maryland Man. LIVELY POLITICAL DEBATE Bailey Resencs Charge thag Wileen- sorman Raimed Mare s " Rt X o ntakes for Demo- erats. genis nigue of an i ates and 1 apposition tu ad il ok compliments o and galler y resulted in sa.ley part a minc general owed iators was called adjournment vas but nineteen present ock the se e n pursuan at we ought . suggested Mr ave a yverman of hat to the senat fact that and wiil president fent nus pad bl Rayner of proceed with a w ttention quorum said loping sew sent urs ber the Senator recogmized to pubilcans. fhronghout t 0t resumed was gnized. Anwwwer trom Delliver. epiving w Mr. Rayner's Doiliver entersd upon a question of the capitalization ned o smil and M ad his seat before Befors nvitas jon, X us- " ot railroads advocaied the right of e national governmen: to scrulinize e lssue of the sipcks and bands of rairoads. He said states could i W0 way interfere witd eral control of interstate com- argued tha: the controf of e used for that pur sion he clined Mr. Raynmer's Taking up the st “tnsur ~epubiicans engugh in the rents. said, sar room ail ne i eles party.” he good governmes mptation ook would party as much aver & pitch e Als- sause anit content moeratic ead, he repu Wilson-Gorman Law N Mr. gestion nterrupted while n ant ne be sug- - a4 nere ontended n principle and ) the action of Payne- ot nactment fighie temocratie setion e hat @1 vould ne d it promise heca good e was 0 nhat heen pound s pub- m- nese had N & Sty ews tion Only Haadie it so fa democra it lasargents. as an alliance with How Big is Omaha? What Some Peop nean, W MetCutcheon George Wiillams. Missours au’y Tungu: Lundeman a2s 2z o Laura ard. E. W. Bexten, Jennie Sharkey. Ist Nacionai Jerirude Smith, o Jonnson, Bldg a8 8 - 8 Benson The Ceasus Man Think About it " - 3 n, sice Sw R Ca M. Nestor George « Stockma 1 Frolkay. at Jevnio Pa Genon P Hobr, Councd W. C. Robinson, 8ilver Frank Morgan, 3546 G. A. Wilcox, Mae Wiltmauti, Lincoin M H Cook. Ariingten Is Counting Now. sa oo Bailey Defends His Party sanve: aad betwaen the aid and sena- Senat ey, i vica o ariet the republican il pecentiy dented that Ba anly had maude lemueratie nan " emphatical roneerned statement Mr. Doiliver said somparisen with the Wil of say that the Wilson b Ding'ey of T Aldrich bl Atneussed 1e did not intend any M, but meant was higher and nigher he il then e merits of