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TESTMOHY GIVEN i SEARS APPROVES
IN HARRIS CASE! SMITH'S FEE GRAB
Story of the Arreit i Graphically
Told in Court by the Eye
"Witneim. JUDGE, GRAVES HEARS TRIAL
Th ease of Harris against The
Bee. which la one ot a serleg of
dsmsge suits. aggregating
Jodpe Sayt Clerk May Pocket Side
Money Taken for Jobs Outside
f.Hii Duty.
COUNTY EMPLOYES DO WORK
LOOKS FOR LET-UP
IN SCARLET FEYER
The Strange
Case of
Mary Page
By Frederick Lewis, Author of
"What Happened to Mary"
Pictures by
Essanay
By decision handed down Tuesday
Judge Sears gives "Bob" Smith the
some 'first round of the district court
- - i ..... .. . aaaaa: i ruin me m
If, 000, growing out of the arrest cirr mm i -in'- iwuu Mran(1on ,,, of m ,,r,,nae hand print
naturalization hm wmcn ne nas .L" V5r ,k
The
(Continued from Teatrrdsy.)
S KOPSIS.
Miry rase, actress. I accused of Ihe
murder of I m vld I'nlhck and Is lof'-nn'ed
1 I fl t f . I. a t tft It VJ - . . .rial .ha a r.i i t
shs had ilia revolver. Her mn.'t testlfie
that Mary threatened t'oMork with it pre
viously, and Mary leaning man imp'l
rstes 1-enadon ll.w Marv liuipe"reJ
J from the scene of the rrlma la a mystery.
rf the plaintiffs and the account of
T. in the newspaper, baa finally
come, to trial before Judge
Graves, berore whom the wit
nesses are bringing out the facts.
The recital of Miss Thompson, who
was clerk In the Cunningham Jew
elry store In Council Bluffs, and
it ho told about the visit or the Har
rises ostensibly to purchase a baby
ring and the simultaneous disap
pearance of a valuable diamond
ring, was as follows:
Miss T a 'a Itatesaeat.
Q. Just stats to the Jury m Sundance,
as well' as you can lemember. what oc
curred then with regard to conversation
an1 o on?
A. The gentleman and lady cama Into
tha store and wanted to see an inexpen
sive d'amond ring for a child, for their
lllt.a girl. I it ad some In tha window; Mr.
Cunningham waa outside; I don't knew
whether he s In tha back room or out
aide. 9o I simply took the rings out of
1h window anl showed them to him.
Thera were two n arkedmore espnslve
inea In tha lot; on worth about M and.
If I remember rightly, the other wss
werth th'rty ar-nethlug. I s'towed them
tha rings and tiers wna nothing among
them that ihey' v ented: so then they
wanted to fee a grid tsnd ring and I put
tha eases earn one of the diamond rings
wns In sn InrtlvlJual ess, such as they
era put in when you bv tliemj I Just
eat the caaea back without counting
them and tock out tha tray of gold band
rings, and tha peop'e loitered In the store
until I had put swsy tha tray of gold
hard lings and they had Just let', the
note when I m'esed tha raa containing
tha M diamond ring. I Immediately noti
fied Mr. Cunningham; he hid Just come
la; and he told me to look up and down
the street. I walked Up tb street as far
as tho nest Jewelry store, and, peeing no
afgn of them, I csnie back and went over
and nil If led tha jwllr.
. What had you done with reference
to counting the rings or knowing the
number of rings that wer In the window
before the Ilur.ses cams InT
A. Well, I always put hem In the win
dow every morr.liir. We had eight.
Q. And sfier th.y left how msnr were
there? ,
A. There were even there. One wag
missing In the place In the wlr.Jow."
enc (hoai that non or of drink
liiiwi temporary Intanltv In M.irr.
.!eft-ne la "repressed peychoss.'
grabbed.
The judge, In effect, says that (lt
Is not necessarily the duty of the
clerk to have naturalization work
done In his office, therefore Smith
Is entitled to keep whatever "side
money ne taxes in oy me extra mn. that waa rar ssader than tears, ss
Job. Meanwhile employes hired to J una Mid:
transact the county's business and I "No-1 wrapped myelf up and t on
paid by the county, have done prac-j1"" J"1 to
I'll A PTKR
Her Father's Heath.
"Did you go Into tha house after they
i had left?" Langriou's olce was very gr
ille now, and Mra. Page amlied at him, a
tlcally all the work for whicb Smith
takes the money.
After hearing of the decision members
of the county bosrd ssld Informally they
would have the esse appealed to the
supreme court.
laaie geaal-llaaaaroa SlaVllahle.
After the decision members of the
county bosrd received numeroua humor
ous proposals.
"It Is not your duty to run a restaurant
undrr the atars.
"That U all. Mrs. I'age."
But now the dlatrlct attorney was on
his feet holding up an arreatltig hand.
"Mr. Page." he said harshly, one lean
flnaer ihruat toward her menacingly, "If
your husband struck mir daughter and
Injured her so terribly that she tem
porsrlly lout her reaaon. why doean't ahe
carry a scar?"
"Why, ahe doe." There was a not of
surprl-e In the null k snsmer. and Mary's
fingers tUlilcned ever o little ubout the
in tne rourt nouae, o yon wouia t en- rn )n frot 0f her.
titled to cop the profits If you etsrt an .., it roalble to aliow tlie ciurt that
eating-house and make county employes ! irrT-. xi,rr- a a sneer In the voice;
run It." wss one suggestion. j a aneer born of the realisation that some-
i-ieaae aaaian a conniy mpio m i I thing miiet he done to stem tne great
tide of sympathy for Msry, snd caat die
cigar slot for me on the first floor
of the court houae," was another.
"Sidelines snd pin money . for every-
body," Is likely to become the slogan st
the court houae, according to current
dlacussinn following the decision.
Th fsct thst In the Brosdwell Inaanlty
free-grabbing case county official "laid
down" on the naturalliatlon-fe quest lo
I also relied on bv Judge Rear In nis
derlelon In Smith s caae. fleferrtng to
this case tha opinion ssys:
Ufcaat of AM Caae RalaeJ.
"Therefor, while it Is true thst th
Judgment I silent as to mentioning by
name, naturalisation fees, th Judgment
rendered did, by relieving Brosdwell from
paying the same. Just as fully conclude
th question , snd the determination
reached wss thst naturalfratlon fees sr
not fees esrtied by requirement of Isw
lit which th oounty ha an Intereat, but
are fees esrned otitalde of duly, ss re
quired by tha ststs snd his office ss
clerk of the dlatrlct court and become,
when erned. th property of th Indi
vidual esrning the asms, who only hap
pens to ba th officer."
l.a;allB4 Graft.
The part of the opinion which In effect
Pmltn Is as follows;
"The authority for th hearing oi
naturalisation caaes In 4he dlatrlct courts
of tha Stat, la thst of a permlsalvs grant
f nower for such purpoae. If ths petitions
" : ... . , i jt
were filed the Judges or in court coum
not be required, eltheir to hcer or de
termine or psss upon tha questions raiaea
by the filing of th petition for natural
isation, Neither could tha clerk of any
district court bs required to rscalv and
file, a neutralisation petition,
it la unauestlonshly the duty of th
clerk to collect and report all feee of his
office received by virt'-a or nis ornc
thst ar required by his office. Th ques
tion In this esse Is ons further then that:
can" b ha required to report fees thst
sr received by him thst sr not required
by Ms office, that do not relet to any
prescribed duty Imposed upon him by th
lss of tb stat.
"Th supreme court of this state on
three different occasions hss spoken up-m
this subject, In eech Instance to th same
effect, and I know of no cas wherein
they hsv -overruled such Un of State-
ment so espraed.
). immediately sfter th Harrlaes had authorises empioea pam uy
left and you noticed tha diamond ring to da ouuld work tor th enrichment of
missing wss ths ss missing also?
Mr. Brome: Thst Is objected to as
lesdlng.
OMertlon sustslned. Th defendant eg
cepts. Q. Well, state whether or not simply
the diamond ring wss missing" or th
diamond ring snd csseT
A. The diamond ring and th esse
both were gone.
Telia af Hearvh.
Mias ' Thompson alio narrated th
eearch which she and Mr. Cunntnghrtn
ma!e for th llarriaes, resulting In finally
finding them slain-; lu fecnt of the Plssa
hotel st d'.stk and tl.elr actions at th
litre of sireat In th foMoelng language:
A. W went through th cafes looking
for them snd then we went out to th
rlrcua grounds; w gsv up out there
snd came hack, rod through the prin
cipal streota In Omaha looking at th
pfcple anting in front of th hotela;
finally ur search was rewsrded by find
ing th-m In front of th Plssa notl.
y. Itow were they sitting with ref
erence to the chairs, facing you or T
A. The woman had her back toward
us and the man wss sitting not directly
facifig n, but. near enough so ws could
ece .Me face plainly.
Q. Did you lut her ae youT
A. 8h saw us.
Q. And whst did she do then, If any
thing? .
.A. I noticrd her make a move
though she were telling Mm to turn
around.
Mr. Brome: I move to strike out whst
sas sbout her telling something to
him. As to whst her actions were shs
could state.
latalnrd. The defendant excepts.
A. Phe made this move and be turned
around so thst his face wss out of sight.
Q. Tell what occurred ebout his getting
In tho Bt.tomoblle. end. If anything with
reg.rd to ill. Ilsrrls' crstT
A. Mr. Hants, when wa sisrted to get
in tho automobile wss v-ry dealrous of
leaving his Coat behind him. F nally th
officer picked up hla coat and handed
it to him.
Q. But then aa nesr'ss you csn what
rwltlnn Mr Ifarrls sstumrd la Melting
in the eutnmohlle?
A. I did not are h'm get Into the auto
moblle, but after were in th car
Q. After he waa in .then deecriha.
A. It was sitting back tut he onrner;
h was sitting in a pus. lion Ilk tnl. with
his bands oter the
, Q. Bid of the car?
A. Ovt.r the back of the car.
Marriage re Tbs.
In the VlnsonhsUr csss ths Judge
writing this opinion lisrt ossctly th same
view thst is claimed to b the tru one
by the relator, anTM decided in that
esse. But tha supreme court said that
view wss an inoorreet tn, that the power
Imposed on county Judges to perform
marriage ceremonies Is not of a manda
tory nature, but permissive only; thst the
officer can perform th service or not. aa
he - pleases, and that consequently the
county hsd no Intervst In th marriag
f earned, and eould not require the offi
cer who performed th ceremony to re
port th fee therefor that waa received
by him."
Peita Oa Martyfa Bob.
Simultaneously with th announcement
of tip decision Mr. Smith assumed a mar
tyr's rob, which for mor than a week
he ha been airing and brushing in ex
pectation of It. It asserted that ha la
parszoment upon this story front the
past. Hut hla reqilert was a boomerang,
for when Mary, trembling a little, took
her place before tho cjurt and, lifting the
soft hslr from her forehesd. showed the
great '.ivld mark of a hideous acar, the
murmuring of compslon that swept
through tne room f jund a mute echo on
the ber.ch itself, snd the proaecutor. dla-
comfiltd, swung curtly away and dropped
Into his seat as Langdun called th next
wltneea.
"John Alexander MacPherson!"
It was the same giant Scotchmen who
had .ratified the day before and he
dwarfed both Judge snd Jury ss he
towered In the witness stand, carrying th
breath of the forest sbout him, his eyes
filled with the serenity of those who have
long looked out acroas God's grcst open
spaces.
There wss n'llliit nervousness nor self.
conAC'ouaneaa In his sttMude and tha
pleissnt burr of his Scot.-h wss like th
tang of burning leaves on an autumn
day when he snsweied Uangdon'S first
queatlon
"Mr. Macpherson, you hsve told of
seeing Miss Page, running through the
wood and of my finding her. Will you
tell us now, plesee, whether you saw me
again on that night and under what cir
cumstances." -a
"I saw Mr.. Langdon again on that
r.lght wTIn th hour. I had nse . more
than reachtt home and were tellln' my
guUe wife of the evenln' when there coom
a knock at the door. I opened it, and
there stud Mr. Iangdon. He was all In
a feery farry not to ssy commotion, and
his face was whit. Beyant him I cude
ae twa or three other men all excited
like."
"Did you recognls them?"
"Aye, they were men from th town
I hsd sen them often, and taken
we drappi wle them at the hotel come
Psturdsy nfeht. But it wer Mr. Lang
don who spoke. 'Have you seen Miss
Page?. I. e cried, catching at my sleeve.
'W sre looking for her.' "Dlv yon mean
Iss say you've lostlt her agslnr I aaked;
Snd he ealrt, 'Tea.' t Ss.t doon to rest a
bit and I must hsve lost conaclouaness.
When I came to, she wss gone.' At that
one of the lads cslled oot. 'Hey, Mso
Pherson, you know the woods better than
any other man give us a hit of help In
the oesreh.' There wss nae nerd for him
to saklt It. for 1 rsn out Just aa I were,
bare-headed, and polntlt out three paths
for them to follow bidding them beet
through the underbrush and look for
footprints, for the snow wss light snd
soft, and would aliow the little feet of
ier at every atep."
t"Dld you ao with any - of th three
men?"
"Havers, no. man! I cam back for my
cap and coat, and f got to tha door Juit
tn time ta save Mr. Lauigdon from a
bad fk". for he would ha gaen over. In a
heap it I hadna caught him. My gudo
wtf and I took him in th houae, and
when h waa revived a bit 1 was for
teavln' him, but h wouldna stsy. 11 setid,
'I must find Mary myar It wa I lost
her th seoond time.' So we went oot to
gether."
"How long waa It before you got a
trace of her?" Ijingdon's vole waa tone
lees, hut. his eyes wer alight with fir
as he pictured to himself thst Strang
caused a moment and his voice sof
tened, "we found her wee slipper In s
snow bsnk. A hit further we found
fnther one snd the snow began tae b
flecked wT drapa of blood. But I should
say It was malr thsn half sn hour be
fore we coom upon the laseie hersr,
lylns In a faint like."
Was she conscious?"
Nse, snd w could na bring her to,
ao we wrspplt her in oor costs and took
her hsck 'to the gude wife."
"Will you tell us please In what con-
lllon Mlaa Page wss when I when you
arrived at your houae with her?"
MacPherson frowned at the memory
nd a deeper note rrept Into his tones
ss he said slowly:
"She wss nse conscious, snd her clothes
were talrn to places snd hangln' in rlb-
nds. Such clothes ss she had on, puir
lassie! Her feetlea wr cut wi' 4he Ice
nd the stones, and there was a terrible
wound on Jier forehead and an III faured
queer bruise on one shoulder."
"Waa your wife alone in the houae
when you returned?"
Xae, there waa maybe half a dozen
men frae the town, who had heard of the
Iannis and had coom to help the. search.
They set up a shout when they saw tis,
n I hsd one of them fire his revolver
to tell the other Mlas Page was wi' us."
"Did they show any emotion at the
Ight of Miss Psge'a condition?" asked
Iangdon, and a little shudder nhook Mra.
Page, who alone of all those present knew
of the tragedy to which thst "emotion"
had led. MacPherson's voice, too, wss
grim ss he ssld:
"I wouldna csll it 'emotion,' but there
wss a gude bit of murpiuiin' against
those who hsd driven so sweet a Isssie
diatractit and sent her to maybe her
death In the snow. The murmurln' grew
louder when they saw tha hurt and there
wer cries to know who hsd done It.
When Mr. Langdon told them., th mur
mur grew louder and finally on of the
lada cried out In a loul voice: "This town
has no room for wlfebesters and drunken
brutes he ought to b hung."
Dr. Connell Take Optimistic View
Home of B. B. Howell Beleased
from Quarantine.
MORE MEASLES CASES FOUND
Twelve new cases of scarlet fever
have been reported to the health
department. Dr. Connell still takes
an optimistic view of the situation,
believing that within a few weeks
there will be a derided break of a
fevorable nature.
Edward O. Carlson, 7 years of
age, 1516 South Twenty-fifth ave
nue, and Marie Mollner, 2 years of
age, 2817 Nicholas street, died this
week of scarlet fever.
The home of It. B. Howell, 1132
South Thirty-fifth street, has been
released from quarantine! Mr,
Howell's son was Interned since
January 2 and the general Ynan
acer of the water plant ltved at a
downtown hotel since that date.
Health Commissioner Connell
notes an Increase of measles and he
warns physlcJans to report cases of
th's disease promptly to the health
office.
Rpldesale of MrailrJ.
Information Just received from Toledo.
O., states thst during January there were
"15 cases of measles In that city. A
bulletin from the Toledo health office
reas: "An epldemki of measles had been
prophesied - for this yesr snd that.
jropheey is now l-elng fulfilled. More
over it promise to be the large- and
at oH-watrous In the history of our
city. Because measles ts most con-
tasous durtng the pre-eruptlve stsse.
children with catarrhal discharges from
eyes snd nose should be Isolated until a
positive diagnosis can be made. Other
children in the rame home shonld be
kept out of school until our nure sr-
rlves."
Scsrlet fever esses reported In Omaha
during the last twenty-four hours sre:
Baher. 141 North KlgMeenth.
Rose Flenbcrg. ltl North- Twenty-
fourth.
Harry Wlneberg. California
Itnth Sullivan, l'l" South Tenth.
Wltnia Delehoy. Def Inst'tme.
Howard Ford. 210
avenii. gr(te.
Helde, North Twentiem.
Craig ImvIs. 14"4 Ohio.
Krank Smith, California hotel.
Hsnon. Jl IVmslas.
Morrlsey. 4.1 Cliailes.
Removed to City hospital.
FVnith Thirty-second
ALL GRAINS ADVANCE IN
PRICE ON OMAHA MARKET
S Don't Merely "Sfop" a i
S Cough 5
5 the- Tlr thst Caaaea It 2
X aad tough will 5
6 ' - Helf M
Prices on the Omalia Grain exchsnge
were hlsher,. with receipts' Just fslr.
Wheat sold st tl 12f. 1 1 to t cent up
from the prices of Monday. There were
seventy-one carloads H the market. .
The toorer grade of corn were 3 cents
up, while the best of theV cereal waa I puaiscol, and is famous the world over
A cough is reglly one of our best
friends. It wsrns us tlist there Is in
flammation or obstruction in a danger
ous place. Therefore, when you get a
bad couch don't proceed to dose yourself'
with a lot of drugs that merely ."stop"'
the Coiitrli temporarily bv deadening; the
throat nerves. Trest the rstise heal tha
inflamed membranes. Here is a home
made remedy thst gets right at the cause
smf will make sn obxtinste cough vanish
wore quickly than you ever thought pos
sible. Put 24 ounces of Tiner. (80 eents
worthl in a pint bottle and All the bottle
with plain jrrsnulsted aiiesr syrup.-' This
gives vou a full pint of tne most pleasant
and effective cough remedy you ever used,
at a cost of onlv 64 cents. " No bother to
vrepare. Full directions with Finex.
It hesls the inflamed membranes so
gently and promptly thst yon wonder
how it does it. Al-m loosens a dry, hoarse .
or tight cough snd stops the formation of
phlegm in tne throst snd bronchisl tubes,
thus ending the persistent loose cough.-
Fine is a hlclilv eoncentrsted com-
ponnd of Norwsy pine extrsrt, rich in
steady to unchanged. Sales were made
at SSjxif! cents per bu!iel. The offerings
were eighty-two csrloads. , -
Oats were a fourth of a cent up. selling
st 42fl;7'4 cents. Receipts were eleven
srloads.
tTo Be Continued Tomorrow.)
BURLINGTON GIVES BIG
NEW EQUIPMENT.ORDER
The Burlington haa placed an order for
the conatruction of forty-one coaches,
eight diners and five mall ears. The cars
sre to be of all steel conatruction and to
bo delivered during the early spring. It
Is asserted that the coat of the flfty-flv
new cars will approximate XO.
In the decoration of the Burlington's
dining csrs something of an innovation
Is to be introduced snd sn effort mads
to get away from th straight lines that
In the past have been the rule gpplled
to all cars on all roads.
The Interior s each of the Burlington's
new diners will be a regular picture
gallery. On th celling and on the wall
spaces will be painted scenery. Art In-
stitute - students throughout tho country
hav been invited to submit designs for
decorations and the heat of theaa will be
selected and used.
, .
, . i j
A Little Blossom
To Bright i ho Homo
When it U known that In the near
I mure the home is to be blessed with a
new arrival the erst
thought ah o u 1 d b
MotlHsr's Frltnd."
This is an external
remedy gently applied
over the stomach mus
cle. It makes them
Arm and pliant, they
expana naturally with
out undue strain. It
rr mores from ths
nerves those Influ
ences which sr re
sponsible for mti-h of
. i i . . . . ..
in iiwim uj pun incmeni w utm
period of eiwiancT. It is for this resson
that much of the distress such ss morning
ncsnrss is sroiuen. All prospective father
should sea to It that the expectant mother
Is provided with a bottle of "Mother's
I'riend."
Tbe directions ar simple. Get It st sny
drug store. It is applied by the expectsnt
nether herself. It penetrate deeply snd sf
fords tfulck snd splendid relief ins most
gratifying manner and reflects a phynlcal
betterment to th nervous disposition of tbe
baby. Don't fail to get a bottle of "Mother's
Xrleno ' today and then writ Bradfleld Reg
ulator Ito 411 1-amiir Bltlg Atlanta, Oa.,
for a pretty little book krlmfiil of Informa
tion for expectant mothers. It Is a delight
I
being persecuted, although It la common
knowledge that b went Into th clerk's
offlc nln year ago on a declaration
that he would be content with th salary
alone, and that h himself aa oounty au
ditor had before made up th claim by
which th county mad tb fee grabbers,
Mnilih included, pat back th Inaanlty
fees.
Dr. Millener Hears
. Wireless Message
Sent from Berlin
In working his wireless Monday night
at-t'nten Paclfle headquarters Dr. Milli
ner got up into the son where be caught
a wireless message that was being sent
out from ftrrlin. The message stated
Inst there waa but on man aavvd of th
new ef th French cruiser Chanter, aunk
by a Ciennan submarine off th Syrian
roast February i.
Workman Sustains
Minor Fractures in
Fall of Forty Feet
War is Tieing Up
Work on Viaduct
Information received by Mayor I'aht
nut Indicates that th European war is
responsible for delay la completing th
IamsukI tret viaduct. The mayor win d
ths Wisconsin Bridge and Iron company,
Milwaukee, for aa xplaoaUon for delay.
Th answer recelv was: "Delay Jo
t crwlrd condition ot th rolling mills
t-hi(ineala will Urt in two weeke." It
1 slated that tha Missouri Pacific cm-(.kr-.y
fcas woikmsn her ready to proceed
a soon ss th beltgerent nations of
fcurope will ceae for a fV week, ts
enable th rolling mills to fill orders of
th Wisconsin brtdg aad iroa company.
night hunt for th slender girl be loved
Tb occaalnna! shouts of th other
searchers; th flash of a lantern; th
heavy shadows and vividly whit snow;
th cold thst stung his face and hands
and th aching wearinea that numbed hi
muscles. It had been Ilk a nightmar to
him, a dream that set hi head to throb
bing, and in which tha only real thing
was th stalwart bulk of MacPherson en
cou raging him forward and then th
little shoe! II roused himself with
start, reallalns that ths Scotchman was
answering hi question.
"It might ha ben fifteen minutes
mayhap mor, when w coom to her
llttl footprint In th snow. Then'
for its healing effect on the membranes. .
To avoid disappointment, ssk ytmf
dntppist for "2U ounces of Pineg," and
don't accept snvthinv else. A (niarsntee.
of absolute satisfaction, or money prompt
ly refunded. g;oea with this preparation.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne. Ind. .
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