Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 28, 1915, Page 3

TEN ROBBERS LOOT BXPRESS CAR SAFE Litr ! Welcome to Our City, Mr. Banker ALl 1w WAL, | Colonel Mooré, First Mayor of Denver, is Dead MORE FOUND GUILTY UPON LIQUOR CHARGES | TECUMSEH, Neb, Oect. 2.~(Special| UNION REVIVAL MEETINGS BEING HELD AT DORCHESTER | charge will come up before this week Is| record price for this section was made. wver. | One hog was sold to W, J. Graham of | Howard Lake, Minn., for $1,000, Ravenna Creamery Does Well. LOUP CITY, Neb, Oct. 21.—(Special)— . Telegram.)—The jury in the Johnson | Loup City branch of the Ravenna | ‘“ DORCHESTER, Neb, Oct. #.—(Spe- Katy Oar Robbed by Band of Men | EXCRLEIOK BPRINGS, Mo., Oct. f1—| COUty @atrict court here today found | o (OFRUNPTE, (S, OFL Ter(OPer| creamery has, since the first of March, in Oklahoma in a Most Colonel Jobn ©. Moore, ploneer hews- | Horman Steinkuhler, Sterling saloon- | oo™ (L SWE P PG TRt Orowds| 188t churned 30 times with an average paper editor and first mayor of Denver, | keeper, gullty of charges of selling lauor | L0 oieenaing and hearing sermons ana| ° tPUt of %0 pounds of butter to the Methodical Manner, Colo., died here early today at the home | to minors. He was tried on one Indict- | g0, "o lh Bl Gl v, Floya| Churning. The total number of pounds |of his son. He 84 years old. Death | ment of twenty counts and was found | yo.. myans of Chicago \."m, an m"_‘ produced is 297,000. It has nearly all been TRAIFMEN ARE TIED TO TREES was due to paralysis. guilty on nineteen of the counts. An-| versions and reconsecrations hae been re.| ®d to 8 Boston firm at % cents per e Colonel Moore was the first editor | other indictment of sixteen counts hANES | aorded the first week. Relegations from| P0URd This totals the receipts at 389,100 OKLAHOMA CITY, Oki,, Oect, 27. .::1 '._,m 1!11‘::.; r.;nlxlm::””r'”n:'_»n‘f:};ln:::nr; v,\v‘-r"hlm. HVrVnk)xh!rfl ALOrney an- | neighboring towns are attending Many| ;t:::"ht‘-ndbe::m(:::mh:-'d ;‘mt;::z (‘h: ~—A band of ten robbers held up Mis- 307 and. & Nitle later foundsd the Denver | o wey criat T T o4 file & motioh Tor | ether Nebraska towns expect to Reep this| oy 4 Ui~ m sourl, Kansas & Texas passenger | .\vn'.;u.-] n::r :’:m was the founder | o"jur sy secured tonight to try . """:*“'t busy in union efforts this N 3 et train No. 9, southbound from Chi- of the Pu . ' E. Catheart, a Tecymseh druggist, on the Jee The Bee's “Swapper” column. civil war broke out, Colonel q 3 [ cago to San Antonio, mear Onapa, Rl e Dettver Mbtins | charge of selling bitters, an alleged in- Thousand Dollars for Porker. Mov. Sl Rt VR | sman e ver Mo 2 ! ements of Ocean Steamers. about 2 a. m. today, tied up the crew taineer and joined the south in the strug- | OXieant. AURORA, Neb., Oct. #1.—(Special Tele-| . ety prveery with ropes, placed uard over the| gle. In St. Louls count sourl, he re The case of the state of Nebraska|gram.)—At a sale held here this afternoon | NEW YORK.....Caserta La Touraine. £ & | cruited 200 men and them south | 8%ainst George F. Dorsch on a forgery|of T. W. Gavitt's Poland-China hogs a | FALMOUTH g oo Nlou Amatordam passengers and looted three express | o h HONG KONG.......... ....Shintsu Maru i into Arkansas. He served through the cars. They held the train two hours | = greater part of the war on the staft of . - - and went about their work with mil-| on H'l (TT) General Marmaduke, with tne rank of | 0SPERITY Rl Later he was judge advocate oy ftary precision. They sent back a| detachment, which stopped a freight | train coming up behind and placed the freight crew under guard to pre- vent interference. Parsued by Officers. | Express officials refused to tell the | amount of loot taken vy the robbers, who escaped into the woods and marshes | in the vicinity of Onapa, and were today being pursued by peace officers | of a dozen counties and hundreds of | citizsens organized into posses. The train | robbed often carries large amounts of | money and securities. | Despite the robbers’ methodical efforts, | their plans went awry, and they took | away the contents of only one safe. ‘Three other safes defled thelr attempts. | The men made no effort to molest mails | or passengers. Members of Crew € The band, it is believed train at Checotah, north of the robbery. BUILDING 1 for the district of Arkansas for | eight montha Man Who Agreed i to Slug Millionaire | “THoMPSON, BELDEN & (O A Presentation of Autumn’s Most Exclusive Silks and Dress Goods To every one of the thousands of women interested in New Silks and Dress Goods we extend this in- vitation to visit these sections, to enjoy and profit by the display of lovely new fabrics. Review of Silks The New Dress Goods To staple Billks honors have This is a season of practical for Pay Convicted PITTSBURGH, Pa., Oct. #.—A jury in| | eriminal court here today returned a ver- dict of gullty against Willlam Bowers of | Washington, D. C., who was tried in con- | nection with an assault upon T. Franklin | Schnelder, a wealthy candy manufacturer | of that city, In a hotel here last June, | Thomas G. Forney, Schneider's son-in- | law, testified yesterday that he had agreed to pay Bowers and two other men $4,000 t&' “put Schnelder out of commis- | sion."” ' Forney, McHenry and H. C, Carlisle, already had pleaded guilty to their part | In the conspiracy against Schnelder. The Store fOl' of the scene After pussinig Onapa, a | station without telegraphic facilities at| n the tral | been accorded: BSoft Satins, weaves apd serviceable col- u’:ht.m‘m :-"uml.n (I-.;z:;'::lyfl::lr.‘ | FOllI' Shells ExDlOde 4 Crepes, Messalines, Mar- ors: African Brown, Navy, affording wild forests and marshes for + thrtwaists ulsettes, Chiffon Taffetas, Russ Green and Black, being escape. Here the robbers climbed over Near K' G | q v preferred. The new broad- the baggage and mall cars into the en- lng eorge Georgette Orepes, Chiffon cloths in dark, rich autumn Omaha’s charming and popular store within a store. An attractive sec- tion where it’s a pleas- ure to spend a few min- utes looking at the new They forced the engineer and fire- routed the Failles. Nearly all of these silks are duplicated in black, which promises to be very tones are beautiful. Then, too, there are many attrac- tive cloths in plaids and fashionable during the late stripos for Misses’ and Chil- Autumn and Winter, dren’s dresses. SILKS, DRESS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR. PARIS, Oect. 27.—(5:04 p. m.)—Four shells exploded only 200 yards from King eGorge of England and President Poin- care of France during their visit to the |front yesterday, according to a Temps | correspondent, back of the firing line. The king and the president, with the Prince of Wales and General Joffre, says | FORMER OMAHA PASTOR HERE TO TALK TO BANKERS. OFFICE SEEKER GETS RAP FROM Three safes proved impregnadle were abandoned. After five charges nitroglycerin were exploded the fourth was opened. this time probably a dozen were fired by the robbers, but ex- copting a brakeman, who was wounded when he tried to escape, hurt. loot had been packed away the robbers thanked the train crew, wished them good night and left. Work Like Tralnmen. All the care of trained raliroad men BANKERS' HEAD (Continued from Page One.) eligible with Federal Reserve bank, i% in fact the bank's reserve,”” and predicted that “a new era Iy drawing, which means better service than ever before.” The speaker endorsed the soll and topographical survey of the astate, which has been started by Dr. Condra of the university, and urged a state appropria- tion for the completion of this wonderful and beneficlal work, which would be of the dispatch, had taken a point of obser- vation, when a Germah battery fired two heavy salvos, resulting in the explosion of shells near the official party. Texas Banker Shot by Robber is Dead AUBTIN, Tex., Oct. %.—Robert H. | Heinatz, bookkeeper of the First Na- tional bank at Marble Falls, shot late | yesterday by & robber who looted that | blouses, petticoats or the attractive Japanese kimonos and negligees. Second Floor. Boudoir Caps 39c¢, Regularly 50¢ SORQSIS fine footwear. to Omaha women. The New Fall and Winter models present an array of The best and most interesting ever offered SHOES rers .lu’m:::ntomx:rl-um -'r:::-;m Un- universal vale to bank patrons and prop- :.nki;.d.l.d Lotay, No trace of the robber Fancy Boudeir Caps, Exquisite Combinations, — as been found. AT » - main line they sent guards Doth to the| P AR GIp0) combinations of lace fine materials, careful, front and the rear to flag any train '- g Bl B R o B and ribbons, colors pink, The memorial hour for Henry T. Yates, artistic workmanship. late president of the Neébraska National thon that 1o to the sopping o o Troe L1, 0 Gt was one of he primtoal T 0% Wiyeier v Sorosis Shoes are Priced spreading of the .hm":'““"“h’ robbery, | features of the afternoon. Resolutiona white— The robbers guarding the freighe teal,| Were Introduced by a special committeo Right, Too. i consisting of J. T, Trenery, 8, K, War- | Sooubed and ran seven s Cocsopmn |k and P, L. Hal. 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