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8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , JUNE 80 , 1803. HALEY PLAYED A DEAD CARD Arranges to Try n Burglar Who Was Oon- victod Many Moons Ago , DOX WAS ROBBED BY A LILLIPUTIAN rrcklcl ) Thin mill uonmimpllTO Looking HlKlnmyineii Councilman Hitck nntl lllfl Collection Sj'ntom Knjolnnl the County Court Cu'.llnet. The people who linger around the criminal JlvUion of the district court are very positive that they have another "horso" on County Attorney Kaloy , nnd had It not boon for the fact that they hated to brln ? the ofllco which ho holds Into rldlculo and disrepute , ho would have boon the butt of a hugo Joke. Some days ngo , when Mr , ICnloy was irolng through the llles of the clerk's oflien , his legal cyo caught sight of un Information , charging ono Jim Davis with the crlmo of burglary , committed nearly two years ago. "Now , " says Mr. ICaloy to himself , " 1 will show my traduccrs that the flics never tarry on mo nnd I will also show them thut hero is a man who has been In the county Jail for moro thann year without having been culled Into court for trial. " Without making an Investigation the county attorney hugged the delusion , to his lircnst and smiled ns ho thought of the sen sation that would develop In the court room when ho presented before Judge Ko.vsor n man who had been deprived of his liberty for months nnd had never been called before a Jury of his peers. The longer Mr. Kalcy rovolvc'l } , ' : , > matter In tils mind the moro ho beetle convinced that former county at- tornivif had neglected their duties , and that II" rumors of Incompctcncy against the --present administration were for the pur pose of throwing dust in the eyes of a loin ? Buffering and over patient public. The find- Intr made by Mr. Knley was a state secret , though It was divulged to u few of his inti mate friends. Pocketing the Information , the county at torney pressed the sheriff , the deputies and all of the court bailiffs into the service , send ing them out to summons the witnesses to appear in court and testify to the fuels con cerning the burglary which D.ivis was al leged to have committed. The detectives of the city force were requested to look up what testimony they could and wore assured that Jim Davis was u bad man , one who ought to jo conllned In a place that was more secure than the county Jail. .Those detectives are not all foolsand when thoi'-wcro informed that Jim Davis , the burglar , was to bo tried , they winked at each other , but not a word did they say , though they know that Kaley was about to make a holy show of himself in attempting to try a man who was convicted ana sent to the penitentiary a year and a half ago and who has nearly completed his term of sen tence. They told Kalcy that they would have the testimony , and the play went on until when sonic sympathizing friend told the attorney that ho was on the wrong scent. This was the straw that broke the back of the county attorney , ns It were , and going to the court records for the ilrst time after taking hold of the case , ho found that what , the sympathizing friend had told him was only too true. Then Mr. Kaley culled in the deputies , the detectives and the summons. The officers ho swore to eternal secrecy and the court papers ho burned , scattering the ashes to the four winds of heaven , that they might tell no talcs , but somehow the secret got out und it IB worth a man's life today if ho asks in the presence of Jacob JJ. Kaloy , the question , ' 'When will Davis bo tried ! " Agnlnut Hiimluy Opening. As some of the members of the bar are already aware , Judge Scott is quite nn c thuslast in tbo matter of upholding the dignity of the court , and some rather inter esting situations have been the outgrowth of tills characteristic , but It was not until yesterday that the Judge nnd Clerk of the Court Moores became involved in an open difference of opinion. A case on the docket was not rondy for trial , and the court very promptly continued it , on his own motion , until October 15 , nnd ordered the clerk to make the proper entry. "October IB that Is quite a little time , " remarked the cleric sotto voce , as ho mtis- Inely scratched his "crazy bono" and laughed Inwardly as ho thought of the fun ho was going to havo. "What's that ? " sharply demanded the court , energetically elevating his voice nnd chin , nnd bestowing ou the clerk n look that was not nt nil diluted by being strained through a pair of deeply concaved glasses. " \Vhy-cr-cr , did I understand you to say October 151" ejaculated the clerk In as em W barrassed a manner ns it is possible Cor Mr. Moores to assume on short notice. "Yes , sir , that is precisely what you un derstood mo to say , sir , " replied the court in a December tone , with Icicles hanging from every letter. "Yes , sir , but T-er-I did not know but you had made a mistake , " said the clerk apolo getically. Then the court waxed hot. "It may as well be understood , ho declared , "that this court proposes to have Its orders carried out to the very letter. When I said October 15 I meant October 15 , rind I pro pose to hnvo the entry made accordingly. That order shall bo complied with , and , " ho added warmingly , "let there bo no error made in connection with it. " "Yes , sir. " said the clerk very humbly. "I only thought that inasmuch as thut day comes on Sunday It might not have been the Intent ion of" "What's that ) " demanded the court , "Sunday ! " "Yes , sir , " again said the c'ork ' very meekly , whllo n suppressed sob shook his delicate frumo. "Mako It October 10 , " was the order that then floated down from the bench. A look of intense relief flitted across tha countenance of the clerk , and ho replied , "Tho entry will bo most cheerfully made your honor. " The clouds have cleared away , nobody wll ! have to go to Jail anil the court and the cleric will continue to do business together , hucrutud Stolen liuoiN , The story of the. robbery of D , Altrnan's North Sixteenth street store hud Its inning In the criminal courtyfstordaywlioro ! Emmi * * Mason and Mlnnid Thompson were on trial charged with the crime of secreting the goods whloh the burglars secured. Both o the women declare their inno- cense , but the police vcout nny such nn Idea and claim that tnoy found most of the artl- LCS in the rooms which the two females oc cupy. Not only do tnoy charge this , 'jut they say that these parties have for many month ? been operating a fence for the bene fit of burglars nnd tmoak thieves who have plied their vocation in this city uud the sur rounding country. Huckleberry Drown , a colored boy , bare footed and as high as the attorneys' table , was arraigned on the charge of helping to burglamo the Altmau storo. With a look of supreme disgust ho listened to the read ing of the Information and was then asked , "Aro you guilty | " The lad acknowledged that ho was In on the division of the spoils , but that ho was not alone when the store was entered. D. W. Anthony pleaded guilty to being a party to the burglarizing of U. A. Truoy's Btoro nml was remanded to Jail to await sen tence. Suing Uiiuiicllumu Hack. " MlkoKelloy and C. F. Moore hnvo com menced suits iifalnst Councilman Peter M. Back , alleging that he has not been toting fair in the matter of selling them groceries and then Belling the accounts to a Sioux City collection agency , Kelley claims thut ho is entitled to fJS5 from Bock , whllo Moore claims that there is duo him the Hum of $10J. Both men allege that they nro employes of the Union P.icllle shops und that tafter the accounts were Bold the Sioux City parties garulshocd their wages. Jiulyo Suott'n I.lttunt ftoliomo. Judge Scott has sprung a scheme , looking to.Klving the members of the bench a much longer summer vacation thnn Is contem plated by the state iW , regulating the tlmo for holding the terms of the district court In this Judicial district. Kro many days ho will call n meeting of the Judges to consider the advisability of turowluR the September iriu of court over until thu middle of Octo- - , liii object la Uuu MU judges awl tUu lawyers may hnvo the cool days of Septem ber In which to visit the World's fair In Chicago. In support cf the movement the Judge snyn that the dockets nro in better shape than over before nnd that by waiting until the cool weather before beginning the term the county would snmo money. Judge Koysor Is strongly opposed to nny such plan and sayt It should not bo enter tained. Ho contends that if the bench nnd bar has any tlcslro to attend the fair thcro will bo ample tlmo between now nnd Sep tember 10 , the day fixed for the convening of the court. Not only this , but an adjourn ment would bo expensive to the county , as the Jail is full of prisoners and boarding them another month would mean the unnec essary expenditure of a largo sum of money that could bo saved by convening the court on tlmo. Judge Hopowell said that ho should op pose any adjournment of the September term. Ho proposed to take his family and go to the fair , but ho would start next Mon day , stay thrco weeks and bo back in tlmo to take up the trial of nil of the cases on his docket. Ornutrd 1111 Injunction , Judge Walton has passed upon the case of the National Bank of Commerce against the county of Douglas , granting a permanent Injunction , restraining the county treasurer from collecting the tax levied by the county commissioners last July. Ono year .igo when the assessor called at the bank , the olllccrs of the concern listed the stock and other personal property at the sum of flV m , holding to the opinion that the shares of stock should bo assessed against respective stockholders to which It bcloncc'd nnd not against the bank In n lump. Notwithstanding this the commis sioners followed out the old established rule and assessed the stock against Us owners , raising the value to $ S'J,4ftl. The case went Into court , the bank tendering to the treasurer ftKti.DJ , the amount of tax on fi'JM3 ; ; , the valuation returned to the as sessor. Thcro arguments were heard on the application for the permanent Injunction , which was granted yesterday. In passing upon the case Judge Walton hold that the commissioners could not raise the valuation of property unless some freeholder filed a complaint showing that the assessment was too low lower than that of similar property in the immediate neighborhood. Henry Alartln , the young man who was charged with having robbed Hello Brandon , a woman of the town , whllo she was drunk and asleep , of the sum of $ l' > , was found guilty by n Jury In the criminal division of the district court. Itnlihml by u Lilliputian. Some two weeks ago W. H. Dox , nn em- plo.yo of the World-Herald , was held up and robbed of some money , a cold watch and a diamond pin , Knowing that D.ix was a newspaper man , ho had the entire sympathy f the community until yesterday morning , ivhen the alleged robber , Frank Fisher , was brought into the criminal court to plead not guilty to the Information. SInce seeing Fisher , the alleged footpad , the bottom has "alien out of Dox sympathy stock. When the namn "Frank Fisher" was called by the bailiff in Judge Koysor's court the spectators expected to sco a bearded rulltan walk to the front , but instead of such personage putting in an anpcarance a lad : iot over 18 years of ngo faced the music. Ho mis thin , freckled and consumptive looking , mcli an individual as a man with a good , lealthy breath could blow away Of course , everybody docs not know Dox , but these who do know him realize that he is a man in good form nnd carries a list that would fell an ox , and in Ills right mind could not bo terror ized by a mere boy , u boy that ho could slap and put to bed. AViuitH thu Tuxes Canceled , The Crcightou university has brought suit against the county , alleging that during the year 1SS9 the trcasurer old some of the college lands for the tax of 1SS7 and that a deed has been issued on the tax certificate. Now the college asks that the deed bo set aside and the tax canceled on the grounds that the property is and was used exclu sively for educational purposes and is exempt from taxation. _ _ _ South Omnlm htroct Cuno. In the county court the hearing in the con demnation proceedings relative to the open ing and extension of N street in South Omaha has been continued until July 15 , in order to give the property owners and the appraisers an opportunity of getting to gether ou the proposition. Tim Luillcg. The pleasant effect and perfectsafoty with which ladies may use the California liquid laxative , Syrup of Figs , under all conditions , makes it their favorite remedy. To got the true and genuine article , look for the name of the California Fig Syrup Co. , printed near the bottom of the packago. 8-100.00 lots $25.00 down ; BOO page 7. Card from X. It. .Falconer. JWo find wo have still 8200,000.00 worth o ! goods In stock nnd hnvo decided to take at least $30,000.00 off It. To do this wo must make a sacrifice , and in thcso times a big sacrifice , and on Sat urday , the 1st of July , which will last all the month , will commence and soil everything at cost or less than cost , ex cept cloaksf-milo end thread , spool silk nnd E. & W. collars , as wo are under contract with the&e manufacturers not to break the price. This sale will bo for cash. N. B. FALCONER. Notice. The U. S. Grant Relief Corps will give a lawn social at the homo of Airs. Di % . ChriHtlo , 1015 Plncltnoy street , on Friday evening , Juno HO. A good time is expected and everyone Is cordially in vited. Refreshments will bo served. . 1'or World's 1'alr Visitors. Low rates ! Fast time I Perfect road bcdl Mtignillcont Pullman sleepers ! Free redlining clialr cars ! World-famous dining cars ! Comfortable day couches and smoking cars ! Baggage checked direct from resi dence ! Three vestlbnled and gas lighted trains daily ! That's what the Burlington route of fers World's fair travelers. Try It. Trains leave Omaha at llt-lo u. m. , 4:20 : p. m , and 12:10 : u. m. daily. CITY TICIJKT OFFICI : , 1321 PAUNAM STKUUT. Balloon nscoiiblon and parachute jump Courtlnnd bench tonight at 8 o'clock. Tomorrow also. A See administrator's notice of sale of farm in Sarpy county , July 8 , un page 7. A good ehaiieo to got a line farm at u bargain near Omaha. , DIED. Kottceta/ftreHnuarlttii uttiler tills hciii cento ; tacit niMKdmcil Idle ( fit cents. WltlDIS , Wm drowned at to Krlduy , Juno 'J3 , 1 03. Funeral bt-i vlcos to morrow ( Kildiiy. Juno 30) ) ut ! l-p , m. . from 11. 1C. llurknt'b uiultirtiililns looms , 113 North 10th struut. Krleiuls of thu fun.Ily luvUoil. DISEASE AND DESTITUTION Ohnnco for Oharity to Olnb the Prowling Wolf of Poverty , MRS. WESTON'S DISTRESSED CONDITION Ileilrlilden nnd Poverty Stricken , Rho 1 * Left Without Attonilnnce or 1'ropcr Medical Trrntmont Clmrcrn at Neglect Agnlnit the County Physician. In a dingy basement nt 709V4 Pacific ] street lies a widow , Airs , Weston , bedridden and in dcstltuto circumstances. She Is nlono with out nttcndnnco save such as her two llttlo children , aged nbout 4 nnd 7 , can supply. Airs. Weston has been n widow about thrco years. Since the death ot her husband she has obtained n.meagcr . support by doing washIng - Ing and renting rooms in her house. Trouble with her boarders , howov.cr , has taken away that sourvo of Incomo. Early In Juno the two children were taken with the measles , and Dr. Totcr , residing at Eleventh and Pacific , was called in to attend them. Ho continued his calls for two weeks , until the children were able to bo up nnd about , notwithstanding that ho had learned that thcro was no prospect of remuneration. Dr. Tctor and Air. Smith of the neighboring drug store together defrayed the expenses for the medicines , as well ns for food In sev eral instances. Then , just ns the children were recovering , the mother bticamo sick , Dr. Totor found that she was suffering from chronic cystotls and unable to glvo such a charity case the attention It requires , ho de termined to report it to the county physician. Ho scut n tolcphono message to Dr. Lanyon's drug store , but was brusquely In formed that the doctor was out. The telephonent the doctor's residence gave a similar reply , but the call was left at both ulaccs. Not until late lu the day did any ono make his appearance at the Weston house , nnd then it was a student acting In the pluco of tha county physician. Ho guvo his name as Dr. Johnson and loft a prescription to bo filled. Airs. Weston says that another pliynlol.in , presumably Dr. Lanyon , made a visit last wcok , but had not reappeared since then. The calls of D.r Johnson , too , were so irregular that she was compelled to send for Dr. Tutor again. Kvldcncu of Neglect. On Saturday last Airs. Weston was in such great agony that she sent at the same tlmo for Dr. Tetcr and for a priest. Dr. Totcr responded and , seeing that she had not ban the amount of attention which her case required , again reported the matter to the county physicl-iu. This time ho c.iught Dr. Lanyon himself at the other end of tbo telephone. "I hear you have been meddling with ono of my cases , " began the county physician. "That is my caso- and I want you to mind your own business. " "No , I won't tell you who has the case in charge. It is none of your d n business anyhow. I can attend to my own cases , and I have forgotten moro about medicine than you over knew. " Dr. Totcr said that Lanyon ought to sco the woman himself , that that was why ho was drawimr a salary from the county , but received in reply only another volley of abuse and an invitation to call at Lanyon's drug Btoro und got a sound thrashing at the doc tor's hands. The next morning , Sunday , Dr , Tetcr was again summoned by Airs. Weston , and found that no ono had attended during the interval. Since the telephonic fracas the visits of Dr. Johnson have been somewhat moro regu lar. For some days bo has been telling Airs. Weston that his chief was coining to make a personal examination of her condition , but his pnvato business has been so exacting that ho has deferred it time and again and it has not yet taken placo. Yesterday Dr. Johnson left two moro prescriptions ono for somo'capsulcs , the other for a stimulant both of which have ben filled by the county pharmacist. Airs. Weston has re quested the attending physician to have her removed to a hospital or to Kivo her someone ono to wnlt upon her , but no attention has boon paid to her wishes. Chttiico for Investigation. An inspection of the register of physicians entitled to practice in this county reveals the name of but ono Dr. Johnson , and ho is at present In Wyoming. The other Johnson is simply a student studying medicine with Dr. Lanyon. Ho claims to bo nothing clso although ho feels no compunction in allow ing the patient to call him ' -doctor. " Dr. Lanyon's version of the case has but few variations from that detailed above. Ho says that Dr. Totor in his impatience ncclcctcd to leave the call the m'st two times that ho telephoned for him , that ho expected him to pay moro attention to the county charges than ho gave to his own private patients. The boy at the drug store who received the message claimed to have been insulted by Dr. Teter. So when Toter sent in his message last Saturday , Dr. Lan yon decided to anticipate any Kicking and made use of the vigorous langu.igo attributed to him. Dr. Lanyon insists that Airs. Weston is receiving all the treatment that her condition requires. "I doubt very much whether she is not playing it upon us , " ho continued. "Sho has been receiving aid from the county right along. She got out of bed the other day to indulge in a squabble with one of her boarders. I do not think that she is sick nt all , " and the doctor gave emphasis to his as sertion by applying several ungentle-manly epithets to iho woman. Others differ with him and say It is u deserving caso. Condition of the I'ntlont , Airs. Weston , lying in bed , certainly gives no very great encouragement to the con tention that she is feigning illness. She had mentioned her trouble with her roomers and had said that she had so far lost her temper that in splto of her weak condition she had risen from her bed. Thu effort was , however , too much for her and she could scarcely rnovo for some tlmo afterward. As to sending his student , Johnson , to attend upon Airs. Weston , Dr. Lanyon main tains that ho was not acting improperly. Ho allows Johnson to act for him under ills direc tions in many simple cases. Ho oven per mits him to write prescriptions , signing them with his , Lanyon'u. name. In this ho has'made no discrimination between private and county patients. Balloon ascension tonight , 8 o'clock. Cheap Kxcuroioiis to .Montreal , The C. E. excursions for Montreal leave Omaha via the Burlington route at 12:10 : a. in. , 11-15 ; u. m. und 4:20 : p. m. , July.'Id , 4tn , 5th , ilth and 7th , making connection at Chicago with special trains for Montreal over the Wabash and Canadian Pacific railways. A special party of Nebraska delegates will take the 4:20 : p. in. 'train of Monday , July 3d. Faro , Omaha to Chicago and rdturn , $17.50 ; Chicago to Montreal and return , $18.00. For full Information call on or write to W. P. Valll , city ticket agent , 1321 Furnaiu fatreot , Omaha. 8-100.00 lots $25.00 down ; see page 7. Naur 1'liiu on the Hiilury Oiillimnce. A now system has been inaugurated by Comptroller Olscn in the paying off of the members of the fire department. In the fu ture they will rccolvo pay the 1st of each The only 1'ure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Ammonia ; No Alum. Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard , month for their wrvlccs until the "th of the preceding month. This will holiU bnck flvo days pay each month and praviMit the possibility of an error being rrmdodh issuing a warrant nnd the city being the lei r. Under the old system the comptrollcrrnnido up the salary list to the 1st of each month , nnd did so previous to the first day , so tlikt the appropriation ordi nance night bo 'Introduced ' at the last meet ing In tbo current ! month and passed nt the first meeting of tha subsequent month , The system will bo tttasruno ; excepting that the snlnry list each Month will show up to the tlmo it Is inndo out , which will bo the ! Uth , $400.00 lots $2t,00 down ; sco page 7. The accommodations by the street cars have been greatly Increased nnd nil those who tlrlvo to Courtlnnd beach can find accommodations. Balloon as cension tonight and tomorrow night. No Agent * . Reports have reached us of peddlers of rugs that claim to bo our ngonts. Wo wish to state wo have no agents soiling rugs. rugs.OltCIIAUD & WlblinLM CAUl'ET CO. Knit From Clilciigo via 1'cmnylvnnlii l.lnci { n .Mountain Mini Ucciiu Kenortn. Advantages peculiar to the Pennsyl vania lines make them the tleslrnblo thoroughfares Jrom Chicago to Bedford Springs , Altoona , Ebonsburg , or nny of the delightful summer havens in the cool Al'eghcny ' mountains. By no other route can Cresson , the ideal retreat on the crest of that romantic mountain range , bo reached , ns the Pennsylvania is the only line direct to It , nnd the only one leading past the Pack Saddle and the Allegrippus , around the famous Horse Shoo curve and along the Blue Junintn , the richest of America's scenic gems. For reaching Atlan tic City , Capo May , Asbury Park , Long Branch , Ocean Grove , Sea Girt , Elberon , Ocean Beach , Berkeley , Newport , Nnrrngansott Plor , Martha's Vineyard , Nnntuekot , or nny of the nu merous watering places that dot the At lantic seaboard , these lines nro particu larly desirable. For a trip to the AdIrondacks - Irondacks , the Catskllls and resorts in northeastern Now York , Connecticut , Rhode Island. Massachusetts , Vermont. Now Hampshire and Maine , exceptional facilities for a delightful journey are offered via this direct route , over which 0 fast through trains run daily to the cast from Chicago , as follows : 0:45 : n. in. , 10:45 : n. m. , 3:15 : p. m. , 5 p. m. 7:30 : p. in. , 11:30 : p. in. The service - vice includes Pullman vestibule sleeping and dining ears. For details address Thos. II. Thorp , Traveling Passenger Agent , Davenport , In. o John A. "Wnkolield , lumber , lath , lime , etc. Temporary ofllco , 1724 Loav- worth street. Caught a Hotel Thlaf. Detectives Savogo and Dempscy nipped a neat thief .yesterday afternoon In the person of Anna Johnson , who have been working at different hotels for.tho last flvo months. Complaints from'tho Brunswick , the Bar ker and the Paxton has been booked lately regarding the loss of linen and silver atul it devolved upon the detectives to locate the guilty partv. These ollicers tr.iccd the thefts to the Johnson woman and searched her room at 123 ! ! Howard street , where two lareo trunks were found Illled with linen.and silvorwaro. About ? 200 worth of stolen property was recovered by the detectives. The prisoner claims that she is innocent und that she is married to u man named Coughlin. This man. the police say , is a thief and a fakir , and they will arrest him ou sight. It * Has Come To This . 'That every successful , meritor ious article has its imitations. This is a grave injustice , for the genuine pure article will .often be judged by the imita tion. 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