Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, May 22, 1902, Page 3, Image 3
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE. THTJILSDAY, 31 AT 22, 1902. 8 P1IPS0X-S - FRIENDS WIN ztj Co:m:tm h Ltnouoer Ettftaiai Tita it Xrtrj Point nutm system voted down iedidates Fleeed la fteawtaaflea Waa BlTt All Aleaa rri Bleed Frlead at J Froo a Bta7 Correspondent I laTNOOLN. hUy XL (Special.) The Lan caster court 7 republican met la conven tion today, with 47 iiW exa . e . and msd in following nomiaatloni: Ftst sen ators. H- CrNcUl aDd B. F. Becfctol; rep feseatativea. J. H. McClay. J. H. KuckPil, jr, H. M. Burgess, Charles J. srter. J i. mn G. Holliet; county attorney. J. L Caldwell; romminloner. Samuel Til too Tha chairman of tbe convention wa J. C IF. McKesson, secretary of Governor 5av- lAg. A reeolutioh offered by L. L. Lindsey hwns adopted endorsing H. H- WUm for governor and K. J. Burkett for congress. The Interesting feature of tbe contest which had been waged In the primaries was Um question of direct prlmsrlce. A effort was mad te discuss thi questioa before th nominations acre made, but Chairmaa MrKeMoi ruled that tbe nominations must t Bade tm. After tbe nomlnstiono Judge A Ilea Field presented tie following reso laUon. supporting It la extended speech : Ve Iwa Direct Frlaaartee. Resolved, by the republicans of Lancas ter county In convention ifmbM, That tn DcrninM of this convention for mem ber of the leixisiature te and are hereby Instructed to present and secure the pas Sere of if possible a direct primary law. providing for tfce nomination of all public officers by a direct vote of the people. Tbe opposition to the resolution i led try E. B. Stephenson. Bud Uodaey and T. , C. Hunger. Judge Strode aad C H. Bar- ent made peorhes for tbe roaoluUoa an4 tbe -dlacoaslaa ana closed by Judge Field. Tb rail call hwed tbe reaolutioa de- j I eated. :i to Ilf, tbe delegate from the country praclacta being grnrral!y oppoaej to tbo syateia of direct primaries. A telegram wa received from E. J. Bur kett, reading as follow : Chatrmtn County Central Committee, Uncoin: I regret inability to attend con vention. Extend niy nest withe to aU and con gr relate oonrentlon upon excel lent preaHlr.g condition in the country, testifying to tba correct poller of republi can party. - E. J. BURKE TT. The convention adjouraad without adopt ing a platform or resolutions. make la Letter Baa. hi ail carrier ,tnarnk opened c a mall box la tbe aeuthweauera part of town and found a live acako therein. Jl was of a harmless kind, but for all that tbe carrier aid not exactly like tt and reported the affair to tba police, Henry Ernst, a small Russian boy. wa located a tbe one wbo tut tba snake in the hex. Tba bey ex plained it by saying ha laid the snake oa tbe box and the reptile crawled Into the Ht Intended for receipt of mail. Tb chief gara tba boy a lecture and allowed bin to go. J. J. Bill Visits lAaveala. Sheltered In hu palatial special car. J. 3. Hill, the famed railway magnate, passed tba night Is Lincoln, leaving; thi maraicg for the tar west. He turned a number of pace oa the turUa.gtoa station platform last even leg. took a few mental photographs of tba architectural proportions of the ata tloa and Ita surroundings. . with the equip tnetot and aback -4x aihls4 r tired tB tba faatBcas of tba car. Not many were avar of ht doming and few whs aaw him oa the platform recognised him. After his first appearance be occupied tbe time with his correspondence and barred tha floor against visitor and newspaper me a. , VTlth him were a number of officials whoa as picked up aa he came along from Chi cago. . They Informed waiting newspaper men that tha trip was purely one of in spection. Not since his abaerptloa of tba Burlmgton has Mr. Hill visited Its territory and his idea is to view It In all Its aspects. Aboard tb train with him are President Georga B. Harria, Director C E. Perkins. Darius IdHlcr. traffic' manager: Howard Elliott, aeoood vica president: F. E. De lano, general maaager of tha Q: Super intendent Nutt and a number of then. In cluding General Manager Holdiego of ' Omaha Onward la Denver went the special tra'.a this morning. The trip' will be made la eary stages. Tbe idea Is to slew the coon try and tha prospects of a wealth of bull ae this tall, aa well aa to not Burlington condition all tit way. From Denver the special will make Its way ta Billing and from that town Mr. Hill will have his private ear transferred to tb Northern Pa cific and then ts the Great Northern. The Nebraska State Dental, aaaoclatloa continued lit annual con wet. cm today. To Xlght the XAnoolB dentists entertained the Tlalting members of the association at a banquet. The election of ofScere and de termlnatlan of the place tor tbe next meet ing 1 oa the program for tomorrow morn ing's session, . , Kastka Oat fcartas Oeatraet. The decision ot the supreme court against Charica Roe, appealed from Douglas couaty. affirm the Judgment of tb lower court, which revoked the executive garbage contract held by Alexander McDonald. The syllabus follows: fader the provision of tbe charter gov err.mg cittes of the metropolitan claa the authorities thereof, f r vhe purpose of t rolectlr.g ami preserving the public lealth, comfort end welfar. are empow ered to enact by ordinance ii necessary anrC reasonable regalauufis tor tbe collec tion and rrmovxl of all rama.re. nJth and simt Douoiii end utr tio.e(ime eub- sianoes, Katies. tai.Ve manure, rubbish a other waate and rei use scatter, accumu lating la centers of population, a.id which, wimoot u:h rt-gulauontf. would become n Eleanors. - snaaacu.g to Vhe conit'rt and heaita of tit inhabitant of sucix d'jn and to license iik a persona engaced in such occupation or bumoeas. Such dues may also, aa incident vo the pewer of reg-ulation. grant an exc'jl"e i.n viler by ocmtraot to on person t eoi lect aua remove under its oma immettlat CirecUoa and oontrol. and in pursua&o of reg-ulationa enacted ft that purpose, tloee OKiiojs sad unwholesome subetanoe ahirh are nuisancee per a and a mentic to the oublic htalta. Tb legislature cannot under tbe guise of police regulation arbitrarily invade private f ?tfT rT,. , ..rrfrrrnc to the extent of proja-rt y or j-ersonal rlgfcta. The iet wben j jj n yr Pound C sum rvgxustion are caited In question, la , jYe,hen aretnet Ivuil. Af' rn-d. rav, C hthr tney ba aorca malum to the; ,llK,n ,,mt Farmer ftate ban el publ.e hea::b or put.Hc " arorvi;e. Af-rme't Barne. C whether euih la la lact the aim aoucnt to i FrklTl sin jtllton. Rei-ered. Al b attiobed ' bert c It U net c-Tnjter.i for tbe rtty aa a Tt'rpir aralnat Jennette- Reversed. pc.Hc-e rrulaui to rrant a rootn.poly to - jUnd C or tndKlual by contract to enter upoei , puni,,,, .dinat McMurtry. Rereroed. the private j.reiniee of tne tribaMtaota of : the city and at tbetr "f"" 'ct d ', Grand lodre. Ancient Order of rnlted tb( lr.wmut oubetancea. am h , Workmen. frnet Brte Reverad and a ahe. cinder, otab roanare or other (rem.na,. for ,w tn8l. -)th oirectlrvn to abbataacoa-not in themiwive aulaancea, , ,kw ertrnAnt ta tTTOT ,0 properry cor but ahich If alloyed to aocuTulate In u- ) fc petition at to tbo came of the reasonable jua.n:lUe would become aura ptT 0VdanU or which may be uUliaed for Gore air,t la-r. Rrceed Ame- C. f.clal purpoae. jcb an attemrted eaerclae Gc.t vlJnrt fl. r,rmel M. C. jf power 1a In eacca of 'Jl'c,",-TtfX "il Thora afralnat Dodfo county. ReveroedL by the t barter an lnvaaion of the per- Am, -T aonal and property nghii lV1? Run'gulat aralnrt AJiderwrn. Affinoed. In retralnt of trade ODd otineceaearUy jjtinr C create a monoj!. Ricketti aralm EuckmafT. ReTeraod. The eectlon of tbe ordinance of tbe city A'bert, C and uninforclble because of an attempted Mt,T Reversed Ame c f;,1 Df,-P1.! .IrLrtl Her alnrt Roe AfSnrTei Holcomb. J. thorlty conferred wllb the charter aorera- ptate, n M nrht mlnf, pi-a-e. Writ Ing auc city. denied. Sullivan. C. J. Sedrwlca. J con la tbe opiaioa Jadfc Holromb Clacnaae currtnir In the concl union that thi court tha c roiiowa- a Jurisdiction of tbe action but do not ma caae aa lo.iowa. eapres any opinion on tbe question of Tbe defendant In error, relator in tbe re-5jUdlcata. Holcomb, J : 1 cotk-ut 1n court beiow, rued out a riant of babeaa lBe point Hated In the aixtb paragraph corpu for the purpose of refSlTiire their ,k Tliabu and what la said in the libertT from Imprisonment in the city Jail, where they were committed for tbe allea-ed j violation of one of the ordinance of the ) city of Omaba. it being: alleged aa a ground lor tbe issuance CI a wni ana comenoea at the trial that ihe ectkn of tbe ordi nance authorising their conviction and im prisonment wa null and void and their oetention therefore unlawful. A trial in the district court reu!td in a Judgment boldltig tbe section of the city ordinance under which tbe conviction wa had void and discharging the relator from custody. The respondent, a cutodian of the prisoner under tbe commitment issued on conviction In the criminal trial prosecute error proceeding in thi court for the purpose of obtaining a reversal of the judgment aiacbarglLaT tbe relator from custody. Taraa Dw aorta. Tba rase f tbe fcUate aalnt tba Ml aourt Pacific Railway Company wa miaaed because It 1 a criminal actioa and cannot be rommeaoed before tbe supreme court la original Juriadlctloa. Thi 1 tbe caae la which tbe tat wa seeking to re cover over StOu.OOO from the railroad com pany because of violation of tbe maximum freight rate law. It wa begun, by former AVon General Smyth. The opinion ia tni CM u Ju,tlce guiiivan. The Tnabu, follow: "The OBjy authority thi court ha to take cognisance cf crime i that gtv-en by tba constitution in the grant ot -appellate Jurls-i-c tion. . . When the leylalaOve thought 1 cast tn the mould of tbe criminal law it will be presumed, nothing appearing to the con tra rv, that the remedies contemplated were those geDerallv um4 in courta exercising criminal Jurisdiction. The provislona or section of tbe act of 1KH&. known as tbe Maximum freight rate law." being puni tive and not remedial, are to be enforced in accordant with the procedure In tb criminal code. In the opinion Judge Sullivan aays: 1 Thi action waa commenced In thi court to recover tbe sum of M3i.uii0, claimed by the state from the Missouri Pacific Rail way company on account of nineteen al leged violation of the act of lKSi. oom monlv known as "the Maximum freight rate law. No question Is made as to the validity of tbe statute, and tbe defendant bv it counsel disclaims sny wish or in tention to evade responsibility for the acts described in the petition. It denies, bow ever, that tbe case 1 odc which this court ha original authority to hear and Oct er mine. Or a era aa Sabsslttea Metleas. Pettibone against Fltarerald: guardin ad litem allowed 7S to be taxed aa a part of tbe cost in the case. Res against State ex rel School District of Sarpy County. Motion to modify Judg ment a to amount awarded denied. Motion to modify Judgment a to costs denied. Motion for rehearing denied. Bowman oralnst Bellow Fall Saving lntitution. Villi H. Thompson appointed guarman ad htem for minor heir, plaintiff in error. Bock against Groom a Motion to vacate Judgment of dismissal suspended. Motion for rehearing sustained. Leave to supply record. Moore acainst Heltael. Motion for man date install ter denied. Russell against Anderson. Motion to atria teriefs of appellant overruled. Motion to smrm overrule!. wn 10 apprin-es w serve and tie answer briefs within three days. Woolsev against WITUama. Appellant's briefs stricken from fciea. Judgment of district court affirmed. Dillon anlnst Watson. Appellant al lowed ten day t serve and file briefs. Ap pellee allowed not to exceed thirty day lheretaf tjr Omaha against Clarke. Motion for leave to withdraw bill of exeeptione for correc tion and amendment overruled. Trompen acainst Tatea. Motion for leave to Lincoln Drug company to voluntarily become a part' defendant In error over ruled. Motion to supply record sustained. Motion for leave to amend petition in error sustained. Cady lumber Company against Clark. Mellon to dismiss appeal sustained. State against Nebraska Saving Sank. Obtection to Jurisdiction overruled. State ex rel blessing against Davis. Hearing on application for order of refer ence continued to June X. Farmers' and Merchants' Insurance Com pany against Collins. Motion lo quash bill of exceptions passed until June t Ordere on application for rehearing: Peters against Huff. Rehearing denied. Nebraska National Bans against Hallo well. Rehearing denied. Clarke against Irwin. Rebeartng denied. Farmers and Merchants' Bank of Galve, 111., against Masher. Rebeartng allowed. Concordia Lioaa and Trust Company against Parrotte. Rehearing denied. Coddlngton Savings Bank against Ander son Rehearing denied. Cre against Reicbenberg. Rehearing denied. Trennerry against Reicbenberg. Rehear ing denied. Iecker against Decker. Rehearing denied. First National Bank of Greenwood against Reece. Rehearing denied. Carpenter Paper Company against Trn daie Rehearing denied. Gregory against Laaritt. - Rehearing denied. Rush ton against Johnston. Rebeartng denied. Loan and Trust Company against Stod dard. Rehearing denied. McCormick Harvester Manufacturing Company against Scott. Rehearing denied. Stafford acainst Harmon. Rehearing deniod. Hc.t.ij against Norman. Rehearing denied. Glynn against Olvnn. Rehearing denied. Hubrnka againat vera. Rehearing denied. "pinion filed May B: Rtnder aralnst Kingman. Affirmed. Kirk. Patrick, C. Union Pacific Railroad company against Cheyenne county. Affirmed. Kirkpatrxk. C. State against Missouri Pacific Railroad company Dismissed tor want of Jurisdic tion. Sullivan. C. J. Farmers' Mutual Insurance company against Kinney. Reversed. Oldham, C. F-attke (.reek Valley bank against Collina. Atsrmed. ttarnes, t rreTirT Judgment affirmed. Reversed Insofar j It rt ieaee property not atteched and at-1 tached property directed to be first sold. If insufficient to pay cost, and decree, then other premise necume ta seventh find- ing of referee or as much a noctwsary be sold and proceeds so applied Hastlsr. C Brua against Brun. Affirmed. Kirk pa trick. C Knight against Denman. Reversed. Pound. C Univiln ivi ty . UnrriiaiL ftvetru wttfe dlrectlcn to enter aa order granting plain- Good Old Grandma's Advice Tba children are sick scad for grandma! Who is there L'ka ber for wisdom and rexdenraa, and sympathy, sisca the first baby came? What would we have done without ber? HcwKt a Bpienaia. sbt el ssecb wraiM U.J ve LLlj. aa ssvs b vol rr W vUmI !!. fcwvtj W. fij. ssa, U T usi twist. riisnwii, Oala. -1 mSsrs yaw with w Swt did -v 1 a ase. Jv sisui ar 1 l t.k rKk t fc-n -t .oa ut vl-t kmn. Hbsirl. ft irk b. 1 rw4 (HriMi si LmA mm ms llira ml tslur 1 rjw4 1 ts - I am mix aiaca - sua. Jaas , fsvU Xa; Islaaa. data. The wxvdom ol year of experience anth ber own health, and erandpa acd the children's, aad children's chGdrea has taurht rrandma what is rood for ber and the eeveral generation of f a rr, i?T ah has looked after. Grandma of today know and advises that Cautcarcts Caady Cathartic arc tha esly perfect tarn fly inedirine for aU bowel troubles, children' diieisn. diseasea of tha stomach &d lretr, sick bear! aches, biliousness aad bad blood. t3 I f f P lT hm fctf li4 Biaiiijr ootnton In relation thereto: further tba that. 1 exnres no opinion on the subject the Jurisdiction and authontv of the court to coerce by mandatnua the chief executive of the state. On the Question of res-adjtidicata as held and applied in thi case. I concur in all that 1 said and de cided In the opinion. City of Uncoin against First National bank. Motion to dismiss overruled. Hol comb. J. ... The orniori In tbe following casea win not be ofhdally reported. Western Vnion Telegraph company againrt Church. Affirmed. Ktrkpatrlck C. Kershaw against Barrett. ASmied. Day, C. Oandy aralnvt Estate of BlsseO. Re versed. Pound. C. Raynor against Wj more. Reversed. Day. C. WANT SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICERS Twrareea Brothers Dcsaaa Arrest at Sheriff aa Draw tie Who la fared These la Fight. DAKOTA CITT. Nrb.. May II (t?peeisl.( Sheriff John Sides went to Lincoln to ob tain requisition papers from Governor Sav age oa tbs governor of South Dakota for the arrest of Sheriff Lewison and Deputy Sheriffs Homer Robb, Alfred Griffith and Sam Holliday. The met are charged with assault and Intent to kill by Fred. Valaire and Adelor Turgeon. brother, wbo reside on a neck of land about fifteen miles north of this place. On May S tbe Turgeons resisted arrest by the officer oa the charge ot trespass and In a fight which ensued the three brothers were wounded. The Turgeon allege that they were on Nebraska soil and that tb officer had no power to arrest tbem. Governor Hen-eld of South Dakota ha Issued requisition papers on Governor Sav age for tbe arrest of tb Turreons on the charge ot trespass. MAN'S MEMORY QUITS HIM Itraagrr Few ad la Serf elk Says Be Das Relatives, bat aXesaeaaaers Ketklaa- Farther. MADI50X Neb, May IL (Special Tele gram.) A max apparently 43 years old, weighing 140 pound, sandy hair yellow moustache wa picked up on tbe streets of Norfolk and brought before the commis sioners of insanity here Monday. He Is unable to give any account of him self further than that hi name ts John Jones. He is not delirious, but his mind is a blank, owing apparently to brain aays he bas some respected folhs, but be cannot recall their names or their ad dress. " ewe case at Week at Harvard. HARVARD. Neb, May H (Special) Thl week 1 gives to the various closing exercises and class reunions ot the Har vard public schools. Last evening Rev. T. E. Sblrly preached tbe baccalaureate ser mon, services being held In the Christian church, all other churches uniting. This evening class day exercises will be held at the Christian church and tomorrow after- nooc at tbe same place the graduating claa will deliver essays. Friday evening tb graduation exercise will be held at Stokes opera house? at which time Stat Superin tendent W. K Fowler will deliver the ad dress and Superintendent W. B. Backus present the diplomas to the class, eight boys and nine girl a Ta rasa FIERCE. te Heme red Dead, NetL. May IX (Special.) Cnlon memorial service will be held la tb opera house next Sunday morning at U o'clock, the sermon being delivered by Rev. J. G. Shirk, pastor ot the Methodist Episcopal church. The Decoration day ex erdsea will be held In tb opera boa Friday morning at It o'clock, under th auspice of Pierce post. No. lfl. Grand Army of the Republic The address will be give by Judge Joseph A. Williams, after which the prooessioa will be formed and will march to the cemetery, where th Grand Army ritualistic service will be read and th grave of the honored dead will be decora ted. Fareata Lg lgaeraal at htarrlagta. KEARNET. Neb, May ZL (Special Tele gram.) Cecil N. Gibbons and Mia Effie S, Ever on of thi city were married at Grand Island September L XML but announce ment waa hot made until today. Teung Gibbon was attending a Chicago busln college and lor personal reasons wished ta be married before finishing his course, s did not advise his father until he re turned a tew days ago. He is th eon of J. P. Gibbons, a grain merchant of thi city, and Miss Eversoa is a daughter of F- J. Eversoa, th well known traTeli&g man. Ta rask ranarrs' Telesksa Uae, WTMORE. Neb, May XL ( Special. At 1 a eonferenoe last Monday evening of rep- X'Pt rara TeiepDon company, with headquarter at Blae Spring, and a number of Wymor ,, . . M . ! builrM U was decided t eo-cperat I lB bringing the company's lln to thi city. ! Thl mov will connect Wymor with moea than en hundred of tb best fsrmers east cf town, ala with th town cf Blue Spring. Holmes mie. Liberty and Barneeum. Th company als propose to push Its lines i aouta and southwest. - hta. harty Wssd. Kaaaetk. lad. -I Until! Iwt artsh HSf it au was la ftarfe a.arr aha I a4 w r -a s arvrk. 1 smos bat auars t Cofsa baiw 1 aaj slial MOM WaMW ir iaa. KeaaOJaX. II sola is ami. 1 h um tajuet easae4 C CcT K sa r - - a-. - - f eaijsnjr. Cl.x g a Mew Taca arr asklac Casea -eat tar a Sew ntrbta W- rora ttlabt i wa Slaa Sa paaa s i-wiBm Si fa la leiia. ac-rel l t.i ria. a 1 w-.il ar-...'.at tanaS a I aai mut iai a CROP. CONDITIONS ARE GOOD erects trass All ssareea Beew Flat tertag Owtleek. far Farmers This Tear. Crop reports from all sources are of tbe most optimistic kind. Snmors of damage due ta tbe dry. warm weather of April have beea dispelled by the copious rainlall of May, and throughout Nebraska. South Dakota, western Iowa and northern Kanaai the conditions bow prevailing are most promising. Tb government reports, msde up till Monday, give tbe Information that tbe stand of winter wheat through this re gion is excellent. While the straw will be abort, awing to retarded growth during April, tbe stalks are heading well and there is now sufficient moisture to ensure a large yield. Aa increased acreage ever last year 1 reported. Rye ia la good condition, though hot se favorable aa winter wheat. Spring wheat and oat are well up and thrifty. Rains have Interfered eemewhat with tb planting ot corn, but the work k generally well advanced and the early planted is al ready up and growing finely. Potatoes are also up and promise well. An unusually large acreage of potatoes baa been planted this year. From railroad and other aources 1 gained Information which more than sub stantiates tbe government re porta. Agri cult urs la the country tributary ta Omaha never gar more promise at a bausOful yield than at present. ! GRADUATES RAISE PROTEST Refaae ta Bald rmeeraet Kxer- else X alee Webrasha City Beard Aeeedee ta Deaasa. NEBRASKA CITT. Neb, May II (Spe cial.) The graduating class ot tbe high school has been In a stale of excitment for several day because of the action of tbe Board of Education In apportioning the seats for the graduating exercises al lowing each pupil twelve tickets, and as the clsss numbers twenty-one. this would distribute but 2i2 ot the 20 tickets. Tb pupils object. At a meeting yesterday afternoon It was determined to refuse to go on with the ex ercise unless the board would allow them reasonable number of tickets. Their demand was for twenty tickets each. but has not beea acceded to. Tbe pupil have the sympathy ot the public. HELD FOR DEATH OF RIMES- Badleea Flees, Waa Faaeed Weaaea Whew rOrawraedl la Flatte stiver, Caarareel with Maaslaaarater. BCHTTLEH, Neb, May SI (Special.) Madison Fleck of Linwood Is oa trial here ia district court before Judfe Hollenbeck being held responsible for the death of Mrs. Rimes snd her niece, who wer drowned In tbe Platte river. Their team backed off th bridge when Fleek waa passing them oa the structure. Harry Wilson was convicted of blgbwsy robbery. Wilson secured $20.00 from Ed Dugan at the point of a revolver. He claimed that the mcney belonged to him, having beea stolen by Dugan. Activity la Kesrsry Crease ladastrr. KEARNET. Neb.. May 2L (Special Tele gram.) The cream Industry In thl county Is assuming tremendous proportions. Over a.006 pounds are chipped weekly to the Beatrice Creamery company of Lincoln and LM pounds to the Hygela Creamery com pany ot Omaha. In addition the Watson's ranch creamery Is receiving LStK) pounds. Tbe total Is over a,000 pounds acr week and th bueinea 1 increasing wtth the exten sion ot th alfalfa acreage, . which will mak Kearney th cream center of Ne braska. UarbtBtaa Dcatrey-a Ckarch Steeple. HASTINGS. Neb, May XL Special Tele gram.) During a hard rain atonn her thi afternoon lightning struck the steepl of the German Presbyterian church and shat tered It quite badly, beside tearing a larr hole In the west sids of the building where the bolt made It's exit- When th light ning struck the steeple it knocked a large gilded ball off tb top and hurled It down oa the head of Miss Mabel Rboadea. who was passing by. Her head wa bruised. but so serious Injury waa sustained. All eared rrgtr is Jailed. OOLCMBCS. Neb, May XL (Special V Roy Page waa arrested at Clarks yesterday by Sheriff Byrne oa a charge of forgery and with him were secured a borse. buggy and harsesa. alleged te have beea stolen by him la Omaha tenadays ago. The forged Instrument waa aa order on E. D. Fitx- pa trick for 112-&0 worth of graphophone rec ords, the nam attached ta the order being that of Henry Lubker. a local Implement dealer. He la about 20 years of ag and the son of a divorced Omaha couple. Falls Dead Over aaa'e Crave. WTLBER, Neb, May XL (Special.) Tea- terday afternoon Bartholomew Eoubek and his wife went ta a country graveyard near their boms about twelve miles northwest ot here ta care for the grave of a son who died many year ago. Whil thus engaged Mr. Zoubek fell forward over th grav and died Instantly of heart disease, H was 72 years of aga and had beea a real dent of this county lor about twenty-serea year. Caaaellr Cavsa Owe ta alary. COLTTMBTTR. Neb, May XL (Special. V Judge Grlmisoa opened the May term ot tb district court her Monday. Th first esse which waa given ts the jury today was that of Vincent Connelly, charged with assault and lnint te kill Andrew Chris- tenses at Lalndsey January 1. Connelly. It is alleged, drew a raaor and cut two deep gashes la Christensen's neck during frarus betweea the two. Tb defense pleaded aeU-protectioa. hedl atleara Over Oerasaaats Beads. MADISON. Neb-, May XI. (Special Tel egram.) Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moses were overtakes by th ilora Sunday and sought shelter In th buggy abed of Joseph Kil pa trick' bars la Schoolcraft precinct. Th wind toppled over the bara, then picked aa the buggy with Its frightened eccupaais and dumped all la a heap. Mra. Moses re reived a sprained wrist, otherwise no een oua results attaaded tbe mix up. Faraaaasid Drwe ia the Blae, ErWARD. Neb, May XI ( Special. Oba Gigg. a young max wh had heea work ing oa a farm near Staplehurst, wai drowned la the Bias river Monday evening Has Fhintpsea found his clothing oa tb river bank and later the body waa found. The coroner's Jury returned a verdict yes terday that he cam ta hia death by dross leg. Gibb wa about ZS year at ago and hi relative live la Ksasaa. Wadtaaa Twaaehera Get Mar Pay. MADISON. Nek.. May XI (Special Tele gram.) The Board af Education elected teachers aad fixed eaiaries tor the ensuinA' year. The increase la teachers' salanea for th year will b UCe. Mia CathsrlB Wsoda of Flattsmouth waa elested princi pal and K B, MossmaB rs-eiected super' lBteadeBt- ewravrd Will Far Water kasaa. SEWARD. Neb, May H t f peciai ) Tb city oewacll at Its aeaaloa yesterday evea ing ordered fl.OM af water bonis ptud. which wtth tt.70 of rwgietered w arras u also ar- dered paiA. aaakea A (sod record for th present administration, toward has been drained each year In attempting to get tb water plant en a paying basis and this Is the first time there has bee any attempt ts pay off the Indebted Tawaer a Caaareeslaaal Asaireat. FIERCE. Neb, My It (Special V Hon. R. A. Tswsey of this place has told a num ber of his friends that while not set kin the nomination of congressman, he will accept tbe honor and will de hi best to be elected ff nominated. Mr. Tswsey sever has beea a candidate for any office, bat the nomination of county clerk la 1r1 and stats senator la 1J0 came to him un solicited. Thlak Pfelster laeaae. WILE EH, Neb, May II (Special.) Complaint ha beea made before tbe In sanity board against a man named Pfelster. who. It Is said. 1 roemln . around the country south of Swantoa la a craned con dition and afflicted with tb smallpox. Tbe people of that neighborhood are very much exercised over tbe matter and aa officer went out this afternoon ta capture the hi ad tee a Maeea Fleet. MADISON. Neb.. May II (Special Tele gram ) Glebe lodge. Ancient Free and Ac cepted Masons held an election of officers last tlgtt Chris Shavland was re-elected master for a third term; M. B. Foster, sector warden: Ed Frlcke. Junior warden; E. F. Prince, treasurer, and B. A. Maloney, secretary. Hsasr-Breakeri Oa ta JalL DAKOTA CITT. Neb, May XL (Special.) John Tobln and John Katon. th two men who were arrested her for robbing th house of F. A. Robinson, were sentenced to fifteen days in Jail by County Judge Elmers. Tobin gave hi home as Galesburg, 111, and Katon Red Oak, la. Aaetaer toaker at Haaaaeldt. HTMBOLDT, Neb, May XL (Special.) A drenching rain, accompanied by much thunder and lightning, prevailed here most of tbe night- This downpour, wi'h a num ber of other recent rain, puts tbe ground in splendid condition and crop prospect are very favorable. Tag Wae Grades te. BATTLE CREEK, Neb, May XL (Spe cial. Tbe commencement exercises of the Battle Creek High ecbool were held at the opera house last bight. There were e-lght graduates, all young women. Rev. Leedom of the Methodist Episcopal church ad dressed the class. Bai at ss Is Dismissed. DAKOTA CITT. Neb, May XL (Special.) Ia Justice Spencer's court yesterday the case against E. A. Fume, manager ot the Grain, Beet and Preserving company ot South Sioux City, charging him with adul tery, was dinmissed. tba complainant not appearing. Dtertple ta Meet at Beatrice. BEATRICE. Neb, May XL (Special Tel egram.) Th semi-annual convention of tbe disciples ot Christ in the Fifth district of Nebraska, which wa to have beea held at Wymor May 21 to 29. has been changed and will be held at Beatrice oa the same dates. Raiafall at Srknuka City. NEBRASKA CITT. Neb.. May XL (Spe cial. A heavy rain has been tailing her tor the past twenty hour and the ground is getting a thorough soaking. Vp to thl evening aomethlng over aa Inch of water has fallen. Ther is very Hula wind. Two laehea af Bala at htavdaaaaw MADISON. Neb, May XL (Special Tele gram.) Thi vicinity had another good shower this afternoon, making about, two Inches, of rale fall th last week. Email grain Is looking fine. Corn planting is de layed on account of heavy nana. Gage Cewaty D reached. BEATRICE, Neb, May XL (Special Tel egram.) One of the heaviest rains ot th sesaon visited Beatrice and vicinity this afternoon. Th ground 1 thoroughly soaked and crop prospects la Gage county look ex ceedingly bright. . Eatertala Associate Baakera. GRAND ISLAXD. Neb, My XI (Spe cial.) The visiting banker of group six of the State Bankers' association wer entertained by the local bankers last evea Ing at a banquet at the Koehler boteL Bala Bite Favyllllea. PAPTUJON. Neb, May XL Special.) Another heavy downpour fell la thi vtcia lty thi afternoon and soaked th ground thoroughly. Most ot th corn 1 up aad doing nicely and pasture look Una. Cattle Die af BlaekJec MADISON. Neb, May ZL (Special Tele gram, i A herd of oattle belonging ta O. S. Christian, northeast of town, are af' fected wtth blackleg and a number of th aaimala have died. GOOD CHANCES AT ST. EDWARD iBvesters Will . Flad aa Opaartaavltr far tawJrk Betaraa ta a Live Ttwa. ST. EDWARD, Neb, May XL Ta th Editor of Tbe Bee: St. Edward ha be come prominent because of Ita splendid producing soil, grain and livestock mar kets and la today one of tbe busiest vil lage of Its slxe ia tb state. In 1SK) wa wer credited with a population, of C3&. but today we have L000 with la our bordere. To show something of our financial standing ws will gtv the total deposits a wer published la the statement as or dered on April 0 of the two national bank located here. There was f2QI.2ss.vf of th people' money oa hand at th close of bus iness that dsy. But this does not show our wealth by any degree, as we hsv th finest farming, valiey aad table land found la any com munity and whoa, ws say that ther 1 not a foot of wast land it speaks volumes for our thrifty, well-to-do farmere. This beautiful little city does business with tbs fsrmers within a radius of eight miles in any direct I oa and th trade Is brisk all to tiro. W have the finest store building, a splendid water-power flouring mill with a capacity of sot sacks per dsy. tb beat elec tric light cystem. telephone system, long aad local, with eighty-three connectioae; rboola, cbBi-chea. residences and cottages of say tows of Its sis ta tha state. Oa May T w wer visited by a heavy, destructive fire, burning out 1ZX feet oa Mala street, all woodea structures. W ar sadly la deed of several two-story brick bandings te rent aad a good brick hotel building would be a paying lavetmeat Ther Is a splendid opportunity for some oae to place money la a poaitiaa ta ears dividend. The Commercial club aal the citlse&a are agitatiag tha uestioa of putting ta a waterworks system- W hsv abundance of power aad caa raise the money necessary for th plant. Information of the above will be cheerfully gives by H. GORDON CROSS, Secretary at Commercial Club. 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