The Omaha Daily Bee.
Cultivate the habit of cews-
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I'l.-t tile n- 'hut tr pat'-
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WLATHU. lXEECAST
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Vol.. -No.
'M AHA. 'iTKM'AY M KN1N;. MAY
i:nn-TW;i.vi; ii;i.
in.li: oiiy oni: ci;nt.
HVltEC.U'.SLLES j
FI LL OF POISON
Farmers' Unions
in Convention
at St. Louis
K000SEYELT FOK
1'IIESlllKNTTAFT
Fencer Chief Executive Stands fcy
Successor, is Word Given Out
at Washington.
COST OF SECOND
MAIN FliOM IT MI'S
Ealf K.lhrr. WpuIo Be Axrj.le to C?ti
strurt the Krw Wtter
Supply Tipe.
,1
J
?'r",:nr.e Alleged ti Have B;
Thrown Aay ny Do:tor Con
ainr ? Cyanide.
tn
r J r
Sure?!
Gr-mpers Will Outline Eis
fcr TCc-w Perry lo Be N.ade
kedical expert tills or tests
Up rf Workmen and Parmers.
CANDIDATE FOR SO OITICE
Positively Will 5ot Enter Eace for
White Eouse in 1912.
BOAED ADMITS ITS !1ISTAKE
IDf-clam Litt'e Dar.--ent:s Dm
1'cur.d in B:i;is of Dead Kt
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Attcrrey Quoits from Expert Bt -During
CrcF--EiairiEatJon.
"srmcrss is badlt coxtcsii.
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both hlniK'jf
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t: 1ki uin 1 1 -mitiMp
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T" A'aitrtian ftnjiKJ
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t:i i.tw.il'-j u fTr
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nf erii Imiik :ti which 't.f i
fii'livr'-d tc him Jsn ;
ratii( tf.m. iwaia t! j
.;t.e -at loiitid in r:t
if Mm Mvpr':
if and It Vauurlisti
w-lp by tt'. !i l.ini
nui It lla..n'K
AT-rti"d with acurPF of tiiPdiraJ trt b'.Kk.
Atti-my Fri,k . Walan today r-uni-d
:ia cr(a-iiam:natiPTt t It. L.ud'is Hck
t.Kti in in Hyd nmrdcr trial. Projrr-"'
u '. and tirane'i ttrTi anor-wyB
tri.if4it. At a ruli Judre Latatia.- an
i jrnvJ t ou'id li'ild r.'rht aioaa tf
Ku'-t uutii tn t Iderira 1 comjilplpd,.
Mr M"al(-h aitacked lr. Hrttwu'l tMi
Hiory tn r-a-'"l lelt hK-h ibr
ai rui)i'Pi1 ftiJatimaifd in ritinn.
Amotij iim ihitii: Jidviacd ami"W rr.
ktorn in tt.e book and which r i
ln th auwfcj . o'ti'l top
Hot i;ff aa uaed in thawirg out th
l'Oflj".
Th bia;n aa takfr out a biie
liard.
j
froafti I
j
Tb b-ain waa fve:rd at ti btp with- '
I
t.;;t tl' lis of a kn!f
It u ii.no uo n thai th brain wa
cvackpa in tb cours rf removal.
Heiitopr.'a book a urfptit in a?
v B-tiitiC M-uardlr.s law'TiB out a body
tut.'i antrr. Th '.aw or Grmati.v pro
iinbitirj: Kuch artion a ci'd by th til.
i inly the accidental vp?ir.: t.f th ha
c.f ih brain p'vr.tfl tua until a kt.if.
aaid th w:tur.
Tli contnt or tb tilaljpr wp-p tn-om-n
a ay. Tb text iaid trao of atrtchntn1
arm tacil- foend in :rin. !
t.tii dittt .ain'.nat ton th witnear F.aid
V.il on ol I'hr.atiiaii Pwojt'a jukc ttaf'
-i T:S"-Md. Today he Raid both wr af- j
1011.
judc LtK-.aa today t.thld the tat
tit jpt uciti to ih fl' ft t.M p ltiymry of I'r.
Liidals UPktofn If lr. Hd did bt c-a'l
upon bim on Ka' i ii 1 ajid dt marid pei tf
if tb viK'eiai- i'.
.'hrinman Pa it.
Plraarai
The t)'tna did
to appoint a com
jiena to evaminp
he via,ra of :Ut
t"oioT:l Thcimta H and j
for t omaiiHiaa. '
in i rtgii't1! the court I
.ti.HMoii ! medic! -the
remaiuinc patna t!
K o;K-a.
Scarrply bad
Attorn- Wals-h
he - sMon ojit ned hn
Usati an a.tai k on r-
ii;rt niednal leat .niut.? . a iui lr H-ktoen'
Jn tb wtttivaa cna:: K-adme fitttn a text
ltxik. aald to iiatc been vnttn tt I'm
Va'.tt-n and Walter S. HiiinV. MrAVasfh .
f i-Wt tb wl'.tieat :'. !.: book aid not ad
tperta .n both ndPf in a trial to con- .
frV-ir orof r to be ah . to in.prew the court .
and the jury. i't. lltkt.teu aiud be tir '
lad read tt.ia port. or of the text. j
.ttoiti'-y WaKh t-'.'ed lb it new '. n
fai'irf to coi.ter tt -.b tb opfctsw a a-.-teti- ,
Ump nn thp lfok i-aici tn bi tiie '
jrr.prr Ihirg to do ,
JtoPMi't lb bunk eat that rxpeta at I
l.al.ip to t toi"ed"'- a-ked Mr Walsr..
1 don't know mat .t oops- it a. I d
ppti.ln on tb Cl?f !t .,ti), rtphed I'i
HrkKM-n. !
M '. Walth tl.n t.uenioipd aim in aid.
uf knottier book, paid t.i bate tt n rit-j
ten. in iart. pr. Ha.n. teta ditia tti ,
p-cTx t ait i m of an xjirt 'n lb nurd ir ,
irder to mak a ireMKi lrrpetaion nh toe
court and .1jr Tb court held that lr !
Hektoen ''id b " have to answer ir ju iric j
n.aap to b in in relation tti tb c.n'.nls of
ttip tin k. as ;tnr tint bins to pr.it!
I t a.) at j t Lit a: to do nth tb ara.tic of n. '
IVrleaa HHliM larrraa. j
7 fc.. tjurvt'on of the r a a asain
J-.ufclt I.J. y M Wi'st.. lie t-atd b
v . l. u bp all to abita th cheniiel a ho ,
. a I.. iiri.M: 1t. ilpkitcr tv tc ai'thontd '
1" Htde to an Ttie stale attred it i
W....J rot oi 'eet ta ti e itnesa t-eiti quea- j
i . i t'i t it irgjpl l.tt tli urrana if
t !. f 3 to ' I
I r liet.1 .en ttin edtt.U'ed bt
!' !i 1 -ifuap.1 (;. iM-t-raa ti
liad on
tb at-
i ii'i1 ''!'t,r, n t : i w-wn.i ( s
.On Ke ft- Jt. 'aid tb ttitriext- At torn v
i"ii.r I' M t;.:erdv ca ied upon b;m and 1
lr. !aitx-t in t'l cat., and aked lor tti
"tipc.taa at i t t efuped 1 HkttH-n aaid ,
that at that t me hr bad uj parts of th j
tisce-B Tin vnnchp aiao ad'tntled b
ItfuppJ t.' teii l!if af..'T-Ttf attitiinic tbtiu
II. jnit -' bit t m rt.. nation of ts organs
I'ldn't fi'ii. fciottiv tiefni March 1. le-
r.te iroin toe jit'omm'uiitii; a lis tup v an
fiidt to loi'k for ci an d' " asked Mr
Willi).
1 don't kioa that 1 did ' ar.saered thf
! i,rM
ti'.nt a itift.t !-?," tii.s t lal -ear
j ii a i'H to Mr Cv tkbis thai piocis
j i f.i.dti. c tjarwJ a eit ItK.kmt mi "
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t,t i.m.njt j in 4-(vtiu )
. til
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l.k ti !. tli kw ak tin
( XJu-.-'f J lit iH nul
t't'.i.t i. nlH'iit a nt'w
tirh a'. affilMtfir. if '
and
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mi th" tay pitip-a::) .
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' "f ''' niT'- Sxi'lv i .f J-.j u it .
' l"-rr ii.-r T'ut. I..ti rarnnM.rt!..
I'vi lid. V.". II. 'WriSM.i,i:!. Oai.fCiri,;a.
NaThan 1: W illiani!-. ri rt;iil( Ark
C'.a rt-!! P'.. North I'atvilifa: 't.n. H'.i.
ti'ut 'ia. Nil' . .l"in Wh'-.t. ct i.tf",
fc' d 11 Jarkvr.t.
Tat'-!!- (K'FV C'.tud rciafiF ana m i i.Tn
farti.hiB ar m.n,(c it utj-rt( tn t. c.f-
I'USK'-rt
W eston Finishes
His Loner Journev
j Veteran Pedestrian is Welcomed
j Kew York City by Kayor
Gavnor.
to
NKW YOF:K
May i. Kati a-fl ra.ii.uii
i;f!!i dfKn!i. T-ijcrifd
:ra.nM'(ttiun'TitaI nik a: i: 10
wti r; li- ai-ritfd at 1b c'ty
jirew lief tf a dt TDtniPl ratty f
i n:cTi. ih-
' t-i end of liiF
I ti clock ttiday,
. ti!l and In '. : f
throne trtpra that tnji.dlic
and i c -.r-
C"B'ulBt'd by Hill1' tiaj-tH'r.
At S.3S tt.if rportuwt V.:on tt In t on
i Watitiattnn Isititid. VUvr'vG t y 1ho-.:RatiQ
l tif tifiRons arid ft.iL'i t a cor.siantiy iti
i rrpfantif -tid lit- valkfd do:i B,-oaday
I or. iti lam ; nliie of tiin Jourrify to ttt
, city tiall.
Wf-toti nofpfd lor two liou'-f at a tioKl
' at J-f vctity-fipcsirid ir-t and Uroadwty.
jthf ! uw lm 'tig t'Wti TTiaoe no that h
j ouk not rra'-h th city t.u'l ahead t'f
j tim-. After a lunch of tea and toaFl. tn
i nart-d at 1 ciUk on the final n. at of
the .(mriiry. Ap h oatrif out of tn holf-1
1 h a prftd iy a iod artttrh iiackM3
th ptda'kF frowi Sixty-fifhih ftr-t 1o
' iV-vnty-fciurt h rtroet.
Tti ft-at hirh Wontfin tn-ouirrit to a
I rlona today ia umu'i In tit anna la of ;.ior..
Thf. oj-Jirtnal peof am called ftr h ow-
ins -f tb dimawc from tb Pitctric ;o tr.
Atlantic, approximately 4.4 mi). in
nlnpty walking day. In th Jac of nni,
mimerou minor accidenta and In tb laat
utas of lb 3oumy a fpwtnd ankl. th
',d man has mad Jt in apventj -f-pven day.
WeFton it TH yar oid.
! Standard Oil
j Company Ousted
i Supreme Court cf United Statei Up-
holds Decision cf Supreme Court
i of Tennessee.
WAfHlNGTOS, May Tb drrp of
j tb mipipmp court of Tpnna ouf-tins th
I Standard Oil c'tnpariy of Kentucky f-om
! dtung huKlnesa m ih atetp of Torrrefispp
was ida affirnjed by the puprnnp court
; or tb l'ruid Biatea.
Tti proceed it.jra wtr brun th W under
lh' Tennetia'" ariti-tru?-1 act.
j No decinion war at.miunced today lr. ib
: oorporat ion la caw Tbp court took a
reoetia until May 36
tbp court v ill bt In
bp May a.
The only othr day
Resaioii this term will
Ballinger Savs He
Till Not Resign
Secretary Ag-ain Emphatically Denies
Beport that He Contem
plates Betiring'.
WASHlNUTt.iN.
poped to consider
May 2 " If 1 d:-
ih question of resigna-
lion. I would
not di s as lone as these
vnioup and una ap-anted attacks continu
agaitist me " saad .s-ecrftary cf th lntrior
liailinger foda? 1n denting tb renewed
pjitiot that he ronten.p'.atd retiring fron
I!esidnt Taft a cabinet aoon aftei the
liaitinger-Plnchot Invent igation is con
cluded. ' .No. 1 bae no intention of res-.pr.ir.s "
b- tmphati'-ally drlared.
:heik must stand trial
j if Former prptart af th
i filial !.
I WA.H1NCT iN, Mav !. C.arlpa R Heik.
i
; former aecretary cf th Ampncar S-igar
1 .ormianv. till tp comoellpd to aland trial
on an n.dictnipr.t of conspiracy to oef'Bud
t.p got emmet t out of sjgar customs Thp
s.itir.ni cou'i 3 dridtd todat
uGold Gang" Robs Dentists' j
Supply House of Platinum!
Metaliic piatirt.m iali.il at IVKi wa
tobn from tti offtcea if A R Cuyler a.
Cii.. dental supply cot i it -n lti Paxton
block, t: ween Maurtlay r ;ht aid Mon
day n-IOTT.itiJi
Tti burajlar gained enteanc It-rough
tb traii.rn Th plunder wa taken awav
m a lea ner grip a.oiec 1mm the ltKited
offu
The Uii are lielitied lo hav. ..-eti
c t net ted w ith the - gold garg" w hich is
t otiductiiig a s.vstrmatic eerie of raid on
denial supply hou throughout tti c-vun-li).
T rii't.l.i Lu ae'pral ihuuaaud
MAY BE ETJLBD AT ST. PAUL
Address, it is Expected. "Will
True Position of Leader.
State
XAJKLIS LCEB TO SUCCEED EUGHE5
'tlli-Wflt !
liiurl H
1-rxtrr
Mfirll Hn Writlri
Deflarln Ilia
WAH1.V".;TCN. Way -ln ittm wt.ich
Thp.-id'ir HotiM-t pit :f a'.ipprd to tia"f
v. itt-n to I"rndi'tit Tafl. Sf:to: Hoot
and William ib. jr. ;t ii at3 ty tt
WaK.'.ir.cton Jnt ih fornier i.isi.1r.t
thoroLFh'y ndort 1h Tkft acimtnivtra
tion favor Mi. 1-ipti to Fuc-rpd fio prrior
Hghpf of N To.-k and ition-at-i it.a:
t'.ia d( iion t.i romani .n jThiif lifp if
final and utiaJtrraM.. T), '-oKtirl iI1 not
ptti t a oandidatf to FUi-rf-d Cr;auno
M I"! in it) tiat and mucb 1
wouil dps r- ar.y other tlfK?'..
Jt is tajd aiw th fortnT Tnfidnt iriil
not 1 a .andidai for th jirprtdpncy in
Wll I'n th contrary h ltti? a' saJd
to itidica.1 that it i hi? rtuniition ttit iti
1 r-lpcVKin of Prcsiiient Tnft is th r;ub
' in an jiny duty.
Thil Culoii) Ronalt liln that a
tit lit i;hia ttie party hn 11 t corfind
to opir.iona f Irg-isiauon may t lia.lth-
fjl. r doei ritit faor a oopr of lnur
f::i( that UnratenF to disrupt ih Jiarty
, af the txillf and will prohably dPln-pr
i iKiro jic he in lb contifaiona! raro
jiacn in th ai. urr:ne lb rrturn of re
' publican to ennpr.
vl hn t,'okm'l Iloo-t it Ftxak t'for
th Natitmai (. otiatrvation cor.crpMf 1n f-t.
Faui in f-ptmtjr. it i aaid h will d-
dare b,rr:Nir irrn for th polio.. for
v h eh b haa a.'.a sttKid. but wi'J in -
ust that th work ! ptefd forward with-
out makine rotiaen atioti a prrot fir jo!lti-
i c-ai pdm.
In a word. Iormr P-PSidrnt r.oonvelt
tfor i-efitif Gifford I'inchot in Europ
tod aftr bar xpFisd btrai:f aa ron-
vincud thai I'rwsidpr.t Tuft iJLf bn work
! ing bard atid conciprtiousiy to carry- out
; th policipa wbic-h wre Ma.rtd duritic t!
i Roofpvtt aaminiiitrBtion and ba tri.n to
; i b Taft
afiminifiratlon bin whole e.p-
i prox al.
I Ixbt (mat atarr
I 7t ia litt'-ll TwA in Wanhmp'of
; today a a.tifilp p:on mho would admit
, ha vma rcvt from Mr. Roosvl. any
I piommunation cm
: or hia plan for
tb Fub.ic.t of politics
h.p futur. Thtw who
kppn in intimat cor
th x-prf;idpnt made
at known to ba
rspondf no with
j Mttl aecret of tbir skepticism of hia tiav
tifi corr muhicated or. throe rubjecte a-ith
; mi tody.
' LppreacEtat:v Xithaias L.on-a orifc. aon-
' m-la rf former PreFidnt Roosevelt, to
day r.aid be knew nothing about any let
ters hemp reeled in this country by any-
b'tdy ou'.htftic Mr. Koose!t'a political
I vie i
"J think that f.bout
ve!t arrit s liark :n
tbp tini Mr. F.oosp
tlii country people
will learn a ber b stands
on Uioae mat-
terr." aaid Mr. Longw on.!..
Tafl d lab laforaard
1'ITTSF.r F.G. May 2 When President I
! Taft a ttf it.foimed today cf th atory pub
i lished in Washmirtori as to letters aaid to
: have b;n leceived by inm and was asked
if he had rer-ened any auch communication
(from Mr. Firct elt. h thook his btiad.
"No," h addd.
' NEW TC'RK. May 1 -William L.ob. jr..
mieiy srr.iled Then he aas &.kd today
about the ltt"s Thodor Roosevelt ia
said to
Senator
hav we!ttn to President Taft.
Root and t'mt.flf, H was un-
ailiinp to stv intthmK for publication,
hut he made it clear to his friends tnat
be ktiea nothtr.g c.f tne lettera or any
platis of Mr. R.ooseeit inrolvir.i his on
pt'ittical futur.
ROOSEVELT OFF FOR COPEHAGE
Party Bearliea Kiel
steaiarr for Daalah
Take
Capital.
KIKI Prussia. May I Mr. Rooserelt
sailed th s morning for Copenhagen. Th
tarty )ft Amtrdara at o'clock last
night Wbn tbpir tram amd at Kam-
burg it aaa boarded by Consul Genral
: RcbPl P. f-k inner and tb Amrican con
sular naff at Hambu-g ti ho contmud to
AJtotia. ahei thry ar rcived by Mr
Roosevelt during a iniy-fiv minut
i a:t for th Copr hagen exp-eaa.
A-r ving at Kiel the Roosevelt were re
ceived at tbp railway station by Pau' H.
. J Sartori. thp American consular agent,
' and the railway division superlntecdert.
A woman in th crowd preaerted th
, former premdgtit with a bouguet. Thre j
was a brief exchange of greeting, after i
which the American were escorted to tb '
i rot al waiting room. whr thy rested al
few moment btfore board. ng th ateamer '
for the I'aiiisn capital.
KOTKICCVTB Or OCXA.M
fTTAJCJIIPt.
ftfttftcfl. i
irnun
. tormia
bt ivi.
Vm York
T orfc
M rrt Cvmv1
Nrta " ('-V
Nt v T 'a
Li vrTpo: . .
. .( nut-'iitn
Luji: iati ia
.K. Amil"nril
. Qrainpa.ri .
dollars worth of mpta.ac atd arnigam gold
we ts.ieti Irurn C'ntat.a dentrvt.. Kloi
than fiften dentist wer ictiiiiued it
tb formr ra.d
Mr Cu ler. bead of the latest firm c
IutriiBd. expiaiiied Monday that the thieve
had bewn intimate knowledge of th
dental apartment In exeput ng their theft
.n! one drawer waa tairpened with, and
that wa tti on contamir tn p.atirum
To Uiri effected entram by partly
lartiig off the iransnir.. Tt operation
a a identified with tho which have ti.ar-act-nxttl
Uit oik cf U. gu.d f aj.fc.
L&w, lAJ v
A SP1UXG
Evni.p jvtar.
From tba Wthiiistoti
COURT REMOVES RICHMOND r,
'
'
( dgT Voodmf f Ousts Council Bluffs
; Police Cbief.
J
'DECISICK OS ADMITTED PACTS
I
Hal4a Offirrr Wltd Oath akra
H rinaH Cloarar Vaart ioa in ic
tt of Affair kaaa
ia Trial.
J Resin his decision, "upon farts rti.n
h rp aarr.Kiea. aunsttntuny aitbout oon
ITC't . . .'trdp T- Wtrrn:!T of the
dintrittt court at t''JrU BinfTw tfore
which 1h nroeedtnts irixiphi by At
torrey ineral H. W. Byers to oust Major
George H. Richmond from the office of ct
rrmrahal jd chief of police of the cry of
Council Bluffa were hld. hiLd ordered that
the accused offiotr b remived from offk-
Judc Woodruffs decree tnd order in th
case which a as entitled the irate cf Iowa.
j x r! H W. Beri. attorney renprii of thp
j at ate of loaa. plainvff. acair.ut Georcp H.
i Richmond, defendant, a-ere :e; e!-.-ed throuph
j th triiil by Harry M. Brown, cle-k of t.i
jdistricit court at 4 oc'ock yesterday efter-
noon.
j In subnance th findit.p of th court is
j that Major Rirhmond voiated hi oath of
office when in act'r.g under instruct ion.
of the major and city council he pursued
the utitif policy which had been in vojru
in Council Bluffs for the Ihsn frr-ty ya:
aTkfl
(Xillected " fines" from the Fambl.rip
hou and the house of lll-famp.
Th court in his rutine held that Maic
Rtehmond "fa-iied to enforce the laaa of
the stat and ih ord:ria.ncs. of 1he city of
Council Bluffs as required of him and
should be removed from his office "
Regarding ttie charge that Major Rich
mond friad knowledge if the presence of the
j. c. Maray gang of -b g not" s-ind;rs j Lnde pendent Company Purchases Lo
in t. tfunc.1 fiiuiii bjiq iiuiea to uine ai;y
stena lookirig te th arrest of Th Fwtndiers
Judge Wottdruff heid that "the -1deiic
relating thereto is so lncoiictufii v that t.o
definit fiiidtt.g can b drawn by this court
in regard to auch matters "
Tti coirtj" of th ca ar by ordi r of
Judg Woodruff to t tased aga.nst Ma.im
Richmond They will amount to oter SSiat
SENATE CONFIRMS HUGHES
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f aerpsMr f l.at Jastic
rwr.
1 WAFHINGTON. Mav 2 Govm-nor
Hughes has ben confirmed br thp senate
j for justice of tb Vnited Fiotes urrem
I court.
I Carl Tutach. cirip of Secretary' Baliir.gpr s
j counsel in th Bailing' -Plnehot contrrt
t ersy. who w a recently nominated by the
president for the dist-iet attorneyship of
I Montana was today confirmed bv the sen
! at.
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MORSE IS STILL FIGHTING
Altera for (oavlcted Ire klag
Aaka Ut lo File Peiltioa
fcr rlt.
WASHINGTON. May 2 Another f.rht for
the f'-e-edom of Charles W More, th New
Tork "Ue king " who i serving a fifteen
year sentence m the federal pen.tetitiary
at Atlanta. Ga.. was begun today m tin
supreme court of th Vntied States, w ht n
Martin W Littleton asked leaie to f.i a
petition tor a writ of habeas orfus.
Begin the week
with a rant Ad
in The Bee
If you want a servant, get ore
through The Bee.
If yon want a job. eet it
tbroucb Tbe B-e.
If jou fcv acythirn to fell,
aell it tbrourh Tte Bee.
If joa lave aximetliint you
alfb to buy, buy it through The
Be?.
If you a act a bout or a iiexe
cf laud, get thein through Tie
Bee.
If ou are in a hurry ra'J Ioug
aa rs sr.d you H1 ftad a cheer
ful aiaff ready to mne you.
i'ALLEK
T Till" AVlJlTT-'
.ix a. ii i i i j i i
Chicago Grand
Jury at Work on
Graft Inquiry
Pajiel Summoned to Inquire Into Fet
rer Bribery Scandal Will Alto
Lock Into Lorimer Katter.
CHIi-.ACpCi. May 1' A sp-oai cov.r.ty ptand
jury convened today to bear vldcnor in ttie
Cbrcaso i Western Indiana rallrtiad al
lttcd -raft scandal and "other matt ra
il ciiided unciet the head of "olbr matters,"
will probably be ih prerPUtaiton of
d"ncs by Stales Attorney AVayman look-in-
towards indictments in connecte m with
rl.arf of brriterj in the election of Vnited
States .Senator Wilia.m Iorimct .
3n tlie course of special instruct ion to
the praiid jury Judee Krrstcn first directed
attention to lb t htrsps mad b John C.
Fetter tlt "lat-pi- sumr of money of the
C'hioaco 4- Westt m Indiana Railroad com
pany had been used to hrite and corrupt
public officials."
The court a.luded to the charge that Sen
ato! LiTirriT wa elected by means
briber, in the following v ords :
"At least one other matter of equal im
portance and gravity and almUar nature
which v as not presented in that petition
ittib Fcti' r casei bar com up nine the
jury was summoned, and wili b called to
your attcmioii."
Telephone Merger
in Fort Dodge
cal Bell Excnanre and Will
Consolidate Line.
FORT noiiGE. la.. May I .Special Te'e
gram.) Foit I'oQge lnapndent Tiphon
rorriary of this city today mad iut-and-ciut
purrhas of th local Bell ilephon
hn and w-iil consolidat th two xchangs.
It has also mad a contract for a long
term of J ears for connection with Bell
toll lines. J. M. P'.aistpr. manager of the
Independent rompant a. nee its institution
twe.'ie jea-s ago. will continue in charge
nf ih of fee and tt'' wlil tie no hange
in rate. Th consolidation will git trie
company ?. K' telephcfea.
DO IT
If tb cersus enumerator bss
: Till out this couj'On. rut it from The Be -
jia "it- z r-LTx tt rcsil tos T.itb tbe tddrrs.s ca tbe o'jujfle. Pofuf End faitlcpe
re r-cit neferfsry.
CILRLES L.
Sujion isor
Name . .
Addrf ss
Nam .
Addren
Name .
Addret-s
CADETS SAY ENTER TOURNEY
movement to Bringr. West Pointers to
Ak-Sar-Brn.
YASTTTON UTDIA5S MAKE PLEA
Triaetaira ia aanklaitai SeekiBK
Iakp4 la A Hot at en t t
Their l.aaaa.
. (From a ptiaff'C'wrpsitoTidcttt.i
V 'AfHiViTiViS, - Way 2. I ip-e'taJ Twle-
pTaro.. SpnattT HttrTiPtt is lr; ire to secu-c I
the cnBiii)t cf th War depaelmem lo send
West Point cartel to Nebrask this fall j
to enrage ir. tli military tournament at i
Omaha during Ak-Sar-Ben week. The plan
i to liave Nebraska. Karnas. Wyoming, j
Iowa and Colorado join in ih movement,
to gt them and ibtn to have them visit j
the cities nf Iw-s Moines, Omaha.. lente'.
Kansas City. Cheyentie aitd urh other:
ctie as may wish to be included in lbir !
ititifrary. fnator P-urkett bs taken ib !
n.ntier up with CongTeastiaTi Hull of Iowa, j
pt u ii-Tni. n fit The limilip ffimmtl 1 w fin mil1- 1
(,tary afffit-s, Senator Curtis of Kansas
ISenatrtr Warner of Missouri; Senator War
ren of Wyoming, chairman 01 inp senate
oomrr.ittpp on military affairs, and others.
He ViPlieve that with their co-operation
the cadets car. be secured f'T a visit to
Nebraska.
Raurll Paaaea feat.
F.dgar Russell of Lilncoln. now n cadet
Krishmg bis second year at Annapolis, was
ir- Washington today and callod on Senator
Rurkett. iin of the purpose of his vilt
was to inform Senator Burkett. whose ap
pointee he is. that he has just success
fully passed an examination for color blind
res mad bv th aurgeon at the navi
ht spital in Washington. Ii is the custom
10 eaamin cadets physically everv year,
testing their e as to color. Th local
Physician, after examining Rur-
Atinapol is
il thi yar. declared his vision wa de
fectit a to green colo-s atid made an
unfavorable report. Russell came to Waah-
lt.gioTi to consult higher authority and
stated today that be had the assurance
of thp hospital atirgeor.a that hp was "all
right" and should riot be obliced 1o stand
further tests of this character
Traaale la Maahactaa.
rr 3. 11 Tyndale of Lilncoln is In Wash
ington attending the tube-rulosis conven
tion. He is stopping at the Rle..gh and
will b her until Friday. He is acrom-
Continued on Pnond Pit-, i
NOW
not pot your rame. cr those of friendf..
, fold Jt on U dotted llii and drop
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
UNITED STATES CENSUS.
SAUNDERS.
of tLe Consii?.
Federal Duildinp.
UmsLa.
-
Savs it Should Bate Been Koie Frank
to Pctlic.
POSITIC!' OF VTATEK COMTAKY
Kansgtr Fairfield Gives K.s Views of
S:tsat:rr.
SOT ANXIOUS FOE KOBE SUITS
lMiiaio I fiiiliita Intrvi 1imp
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rtiurt
bt in a
too' f'-iPtu
'.at'
t'l mill
th nni'pcte: of cunsttni-
lioii iiot-d The sjitt-i'irh main r uiil
ra-rr just three t;m-s lhr artiou'it of Tate'
t(,p presert mB'n is capatil of delivering
Soi--e truti. and anmiig tbeni at leal one
min lifr tif the Water board, a'e of the
opinion tout th roel of the mam to Ijtke
strt-et w mid t closp M XMin (!(. bet nork
i:i. pi.gineiis sa.t this fslitnaie if too high.
I a tr real latahra.
j Interest on j:;(li KI0 at 1. pt cent would
amount to I'.: a month. As it woind i -I
qmr si ttre.l morithi pos bl.i from nctt
until next January to Cttr.pl-1 the second
jrnain. wiiii di'.c.huig niaehtnef cioiiig the
, digg'.i.g. the pet.ji! of iimana v i i d hatt
1 tti figure on pa.vir.c ir teicS't at S lirr c' "1
for aboot ig:),t moi tn.
SUl.tum. :'. at.
a i-TuTip-prrienl can tie cniprpd
tl V Oi-li
ihp ttate' coniiianx and the
N atr in ii. rd
for the immediate construitu
ti tf a fipcotid
ma ;n.
tin ttie matter of tvlcoeot.r. rd-r'-d by
'the council and tli Water board in year
pas-t ihe mi mate is Kim to SiK jir 4i
ft of pit and htdrant. This is amply
j high becaune siom enptiie-exa say Oie ex
; tension! can lie laid for H cent' a fnot ol
: six-Inch main. Tnus tach nt bt drant
put in would cost the cit.v K4 to S a year
interest at k fei cenl Foi hydrant, inm
j in the water company receive Jti! a ar
fur and KKi a iaar fur the balan of
the l.Mtfi by drain..
Effort af airaiae.
Some members of th- Water boaid.
among them R B. Howell, are now in
clined to udmit that the board ha ma
taken th public into its confidence aa
much as it should have done, from time
to time. Certain things that have l-en at
tempted by th board or Its attornets bat
never jet been publicly toid It is new
aaerted that aom ix months ago one of
the attomejs for ttie board iLpproa-bed ihe
Water oomptTy official in Omaha w itu a
view to BPocnamlTig whether a compro
mise was not posmb) -without waiting tn
outcome of the auit on th appraisement.
Member of tb board intimat th pro
posal mad by the attorney was along
the lines Indicated by Th Be a tb
w iBest to be pursued Thy alao assert no
reply was ever touchsaied to the tentative
offer of the artornef.
It is also now known 1hat Messt Har
low and Congdon or th Wair board, later
mad a trip to Nw York for a ape-cial ra 1
tm President Woodbury of th Water com
pany. Whatever offr thiy made d.d hot
meet with favor, and is aaid to have
brought forth no reply of any kind from
Mr. Woodbury to the board as a hod v.
Mtaagrr Fairftrltt'a wiairmeat.
E. M. Fairfield, gtneral manager of the
! Omaha Water company, say. he has bo
i recollection oi a visit irum in vt ater poaia
jattomt to taik over the possibility of a
j comproTTiiae agreement that would end the
'suit. Mr. Fairfield admitted that be knew
i of the vialt of Measr. Barlow and Cong
. don. but cf the alleged offer for a coui-
promise ha aaid:
"That i all rot. Those gfritl'inen di 1
efftr what they were pleased lo rail a
compromise, but which bore no earmark
of being mutual in its nature. It was al
together one Bided, and Involved nothiig
but a material c8ling down of tr.p i..
'jraisement to the wbipt company for i .
plant '
Talking on th ixlennor. question. Mi
Fairfield said. "It l quit asy fi; ik.
ijira to say that ih co.iru wouid awai-ri
j the Water company judgment for ar.;
j money it niight expend ft r sum mains c
betterments but w knew that to gt our
i
Hi money
we would b cotrpenefl lo go into
court, as w havp r,rd to do !d t.hp -asp of
th hydrant rentals. If It would coat
laige percentage of the tola: to ct.iiect the
money dup, w hr would t the use tn g -ing
ahd with extension ? The corrpT.v
hia never wanted to buy another law suit,
arid that' what wp would have gotten tn
dt r anv auth proceed ir a"
On th pr obable coat of a Iittt mam Jroru
Florenc Ml. Fairfltld aaid b he-tiered an
estimai of S'KIC to SutKi.tKiii for a for i.t-e:gt;t-in(
I. r.atn wouid b cons'Tt itivp. II
said th conpaty had revri planned foi a
axt-itKb mail,, and could xiut give an
el;n.at of prfittttl cost on that l
Mr. Htwrll'i f oateatloa.
R E. Howell, diaruaeit.g the- r.vdiait
rttiial gu' stion and th resistance i f pa . -Bient.
bad this to aav .
"v.nir.a i now javing bore tnai. ai :
other citv :n th Vhi-.ed stale foi
drama linver. lor nan. pie. whtie
city is now agitating the pun-hase t.f
plant, pava but Sri per h draiiU aga nsi
S' and S Tbe reaaon for figbt.i.g
'tav inert of hdraut tenia waa it. at
b.
t he
11 t
ti.t
the
.company ba not lued up to it cut. tract
with tbe city on that pbiiit. and ran n -fused
to extend It h dia.nl w hen ordered
! Judge Mungtr held that tb company haj
n-it onipii--d with tli terms of ! im,.
tiacl a lo h)draji1a. but tba toii't (1 a;,
j . aia i-eveiaed that finding, on tl - giourn
That, nu' the cliy ooum il had a' ' ;.:-,
the w'irk of the con.iany for aeteial 'ti
the cit.v had li.rfi-ned Us right to d n.ain
a iimre llra! c imp! la in t,"
Mr How.li alau dai.t wUi oii.e iu-
