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NEBRASKA NEWS
Man With Stolen Seattle Lad
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Nabbed by Omaha Pel ce,
CLAIMS TO BE BOY'S FATHER.
Dewey VVcllman, Eleven Years Old,
Tells Different Story H. Schuman,
Alleged Abductor, Refuses to Go
Back Without Requisition Was Uo
Ing to Take Boy to Scotland.
Omnhn, Oct. 21. lit a race ncioas
thu United States from Seattle, bound
for SioMnml with an clovon-yoarolil
boy, Dowey WVHmnu. wnom ho Is
s.i'd to ltnvn kh'.uaripd July 10 in the
W.-xhltiKton city, II. Schunmn. n rechlc
timn of fifty-five years, wna arrested
by F-tnoi'Koney Officer Dan Lnhey when
found working na Janitor nt the resi
dence of Ml'.-). Minnie Mitchell, 12?
South Twenty-fifth street.
Protesting that there waB nothing
wrong and declaring that ho wna tho
father of the hoy, Schumnn uml the
Wollmnn child were tnlten to the po
llen station, whore Sclnnnnn was
locked up as n fugitive from Juatlco, to
be held until the nrrlvnl of Sheriff
Hodge of Seattle, who will try to tnko
him back to thnt city to stnnd trial for
kidnaping. The boy, apparently elatVd
nt his timely rescue, was turned over
to Mrs. Gibbon, pollco matron.
Persistent questioning of the old
man did not move him from his first
nvownls, but tho child had a weird tale
to tell of a nomndlc life of throe
months. Dewey told how he bad
hfen coaxed away from home, how the
abductor (old him lo change his name
from Wollman to Schuman and to tell
people that he was Schumnn's little
boy.
IS BARROWS DEAD OR ALIVE?
Lancaster Authorities Have Puzzling
Question Asked.
Lincoln, Oct. 23. In tho cemetery
near the Htato hospital for Insane la n
grave supposed to be that of Dr. James
M, Uariown of Seward, but news has
been received In this city that he Is
now on trial at Danville, hid., on tho
charge of murder.
Clerk J. J. Bncr of tho Lancaster
district court received a letter from
Attorney George B. Leonard of Dan
ville, Intl., concerning insanity pro
ceedings In the caso of Dr. James M.
narrows, supposedly of this city. ,
The letter states that Darrows Is on
,'trlnl for murder at Danvlllo and the
jattornoy Is anxious to secure the. rep-
oru snowing mat. ins client is insane.
Upon Investigation, It wns found that
Harrows was formorly a resident of
Seward, that bo was committed to the
asylum Sept. 25, 18R8, and that ho
ill ul while a patient there In 1802 Ills
death occurred on April 0 and tho
body wns burled nt the expense ot the
atato In Iho hospital comotery.
Whether there la still a sorond Dr.
.fames M. Harrows who was Insano
ami a patient nt tho state hospital is
whnt the otllclnls are attempt lug tt
learn. If there Is a second Harrows,
there Is no record of It In the clerk's
office or at the state hospital.
DR. PUTT mrT WITH APPEAL
BACON SPECIALBEGINS TRIP
Many Farmers Out to Qaln Informa
tion on Hog Raising.
Itnllnm, Neb., Oct.' 25.-Tno break
fast br.con special sent out by tho
ttock Island road to canvass the terri
tory along Ita various linos in Nebras
ka In thu Interest of gtowing moro
hogs ami better hogs began nt lltcU
land a series of scientific lectures on
thu hug.
These lectured are presided over by
professors of the .Nebraska agricul
tural college, assisted by local farm
ers' Institute lecturers. Meetings
were held nt Illchlaiid, Meadow, Mur
doch, Alva, Iluvetock, Lincoln, Hoke
by, Mnrlell and Hallnm, wherif largo
numbers of fa: i.iers, farmers' wlveft
and school chilreu met the train and
listened to the dlBcusnlona with
marked attention and interest.
Tho corps of lecturers consists oC
Professors 13. A. Burnett, C. W. Puga
ley, II. R. Smith, U V. Chnse, Z. a
Lee, Dr. J. II. Gain, statu department
of education; 13. C. Bishop, P. S. Por
duo, A. 13. Nelson, Louise Sabln, Nelllo
Mnxwell, Helen Sawyer, Farmers' In
stitute Superintendent Vnl Kcyscr
and O. Hull.
During tho trip through Iowa fifty
four towns were visited and tho lec
tures wore given at each one, over 2,
000 people n day seeing tho special
and hearing tho lectures. Tho talks
nro on methods of raising hogs, hous
ing them, feeding, curing of cholera
nnd models of practical appliances bo
tng shown. Other parts of the seven
car special arq tnkon tip with domestic
sclenco departments showing how tho
vnrlons products can bo attractively
served, one of tho features of tho de
portment being it book of hog product
recipes. Schools nnd colleges are at
tended to In a pnrt of tho trnln, also
locturos on tho hog nnd exhibits of
overv edlljlo part being shown and
lectured on.
WILSON GETS NEW TRIAL
Man Convicted of Murder Given An
other Chance by Court.
Lincoln, Oct. 21. Tho death son
tonco of George WllsOn of Brown
county la reversed by tho supremo
court nnd the caso remanded for a
new trial. Wilson was convicted ot
murder In tho flrst degree. The por
tion alleged to have been killed was
Jacob Dnvls, Jr., and tho crime was
nllogod to have boon committed In
Alnsworth. Davis wns brutally mur
dered near 1Mb own door on the night
of Dec. 27, 1909. There was Indica
tion that he had been robbed. He was
struck on tho head and tho skull frac
tured nnd shot through the head. Davis
wis never restored to consciousness
nnd died within a few hours after ro
colvlug,, Jils Injuries.
Tho question of Wilson's connection
with the crlmo wub based on circum
stantial evidence alone. The prosecu
tion offered testimony to prove that
the accused had deserted from tho
United States army a short time be
fore the murder. The supreme court
holds that It wns an orror to nllow this
proof by the stnte.
GRUENTHER DECLINES OFFICE
Will Not Accept Appointment as Stato
Railway Commissioner.
Omaha, Oct. 24. Christian U.
Grucnther of Columbus, vice ciia rnun
of tho Pernor ratio state co.nm.u-j-t,
hnb notified Governor Shnlien'j.z.ar
that it will be ImpouHl'oitf .'or hr.ii ro
nccept the ollke of state railway una-
inlssloner, which the governor hn- of
fered him. Mr. Gnirntlnj hhS'!:
I "Yes, Governor ShnllMiibi-rgor of
fered mo. the appointment a ttato ta;l
way commissioner, hut I hitv t e. n
compelled to deel'n" It los I'v i vm
that 1 hnve no Inclina.lon for t o of
fice, and even If I had my affa'.1 nt
! tills time wi tld pruvnt an ncroptai!c
of the position"
Cads Attention to Things Needed at
the Grand Army Home.
Grand Island. Neb., Oct. 21. Dr. W.
T. Putt, physician and surgeon of the
soldiers' home. Is sending out an ap
peal lo every Grand Army post hv tho
state, nnd to every legislative candi
date urging betterments tit the sl
dlers' and sailors' home.
The Improvements I;r. l(,itt appeals
for, and In the Interest of securing
which he urcK the ptxts to li ch I
their can 'biates for the legislature. ' .,i!.,, irr,,. Q, .,.
.. ., ,. Cunninrram Escapes Payment,
are "an "l-vntrr. mo-o -sanitary cnndl- , ......
tlons In the nuilnlKi'dlnt. a detention ,L,n,co1"' Nt',U" c" 2'' TaSi'1" B'
hospital for conn.lo-s disuses ItunnlagUia. ioiim-r iou..iy tm,.a.w
' , ..i ,.. ... ,.. .., .....,, oi Hamilton to.inly, does not liim to
rii'lll n- i"iiil !! wi iri.iimin urn --j ,
to lit i le"il with me other.?, a
padded roer" for the msaii". n new
and enlarged laundry and larger (lin
ing roonift In the hoipltnia."
Photos l nine: 'run Pivbu AniKMutl"i,
Governor Pardons Ccnvlct.
Uucolii, Oct. 23.--Nicholas M. Pr
rand of Hurt county, serving a two
years' term In tho state penitentiary
for inaiiilaughter, was pardoned by
Governor Shallpnbergor upon the' rec
ommendation of the trial judge nnd a
.lumber of petitioners. Ho hud been
In prison since May 12, 1'dOO
"Statements" Not on Ballot.
Lincoln, Oct. 21 Candidates for
the legislature whose names appear
on the official bnllot In November will
not have any statement No 1 on the
ballot after their names Secretary
of State Jitnkln held that the Oregon
law, enacted by the legislature, ap
plied only to the primary election.
Warning Against Flues.
Lincoln, Oct. 24. PIre Warden John
son issued a new bulletin warning peo
ple against the dangers llablo to re
sult from the use of neglected flues,
chimneys nnd stove pipes that are not
spatk proof and from defective chim
neys. Critter Gets Freedom.
Lincoln, Oct. 24. George Critser,
who was arrested on n charge of mur
der with one Heddendorf, tias, heen or
dered discharged by the supreme court.
Woman Shoots Self to Death.
Omaha. Oct. 25 Despondent n.
rnusevnf ill .health, Mrs. "Jennie Bu-
rhannnn shot herself In her home,
380 1 Charles street. She died Instantly.
pay Interest on county mom or
whit h suit was brought try the co inty.
The supreme court lu'u us lo .ow3:
"A lotinty treasurer U not liable on
his bond lor interest which ho l.au
not collected and has Mcen unul!e to
collect upon the public hinds in hB
care union It appears that sontj act
or neglect of his bus prevente t or
hindered the collection or such Inter
est."
Kearney to Unveil Shaft.
Kearney, Neb, Oct, 21 The unveil
lug services for the soldiers' nnd sail
ors1 monumant erected by this city
will be hold tomorrow. Governor
Shalleuhorger will bo present and will
deliver an dddress. Sondtor Korris
Drown will-also speak. Ono of tho
most olaborato programs over given
here will nccompnny the unveiling services.
Farmer Hangs Self In a Barn.
Springfield, Neb., Oct. 25. Coronar
PeterB is In chargo of tho body ot
Joint Shlmm, who committed sulcldo
by banging himself in a barn about a
mlto south of Bellevuo. The body
was found dangling from the rafters
In Uie barn or Richard Vale. Shlmm
had been living on an island In Paplo
creok, farming and Ashing for a living-.
Killed Under Street Car.
Omaha, Oct. 25. Hurled from tho
buggy In which he wns driving, caught
in the fender of a street car, dragged
for a distance of fifty feet, Anally to
slip beneath tho wheels, was the way
In which John Quick, a painter mot
death at Thirty-first and CumlBg
streets last night.