THE OMAHA PAILY HEE: SUNDAY. rrr.IUAKY 22.
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FEW LEGISLATORS IS CITY
SOKE fun LK$u?i kay EE HELD UP
te. ..-- r-ea af C ewwMtafleaal
Coovewttow r- Feaad ta ,aalt
f Vcrtur; of Matr'i
ft" re.
Trmn a "ff Correer-rxJert 1
UNCO UN", Feb. tl i Special L-Beola
is dewer ed so far as tbe legislstor are
t-onreraed and thcw few aba are hre
sre merely resting oa their oara. as" get
ting ready to rereire the revenue bill,
hlra win be introdured Monday. Tbe
UJ baa finally beea como'eied passed
poa and endorsed by the Toll c-emmitiee.
an d further changes a-Ill be msae in 11
until it baa at leapt been read far the
trst time. Some fear ha been frit all
along tbat when tbe b'.ll ii introduced to
the kNH and referred te tbe nitDH com
mittee, tbat body would bold It up In-
definitely, if not for tb pur?- of ei- I
mining It. ta shew lta strbority and to ;
rt even with a!) reswTtMl for tb" nat
.little slap firm tb comirittee bn it? j
ajuestlca of a new revenue b:T! trst came
n. Lately, however, tbe bovine committee
Isaa been permitted to get in with the
Joint revenue eotcmittee and this may le
voided. It was at first agreed tbat Var
ner. aa chairman of tbe bone committee
nd alao a member of tbe Join cotntuit
tee. would be able ta brng everything
roved all right aad prrvr-nt any hostile
anion tbe iart of tbe brave committee.
Tbe Joint committer, it la Bald, desire
Warner ta neie, when the bill la trat In
troduced, to have it placed on general
)e. without going to tbe committee.
Tbe telephone investigating comnttttee
kaa aijouraed until Monday night. Chair-B-.an
'Warner of the committee said today
that the papers bad a mistaken 'dca of his
position oa tbe committee. I am not a
champion of tbe Independent people nor
the Nebraska company, he said. "1 am
trying te get at the facta of tbe rase and
In doing aa am not favoring either of tbe
companies and have not lined up with
either aide.."
Ecaiei frees laeaee Asrtesa.
Da-rid Mulcabcy of Soot h Omaba. a pa
tient ta the insane a;lum here, made bis
scape from tbe institution last night dur
ing a dance given for the amusement of
tha Inmates. The g-oests rr -m Mulrahey's
ward at tbe dance ru-r5e i : senty and
they were all counted aa tty left the
ward and landed in tbe dance hall. An
other patient to had bee" gTen per
iniaston te go ta Lincoln during tbe after
soon returned while the frolic waa at lta
height and incidentally dropped lnta the
dance haJL Mulcaber. who is evidently
not aa insane aa he might be. took ad
vantage of the fact that twenty persons
were la the dance hall and made hla exit
quietly and hastily, ao mnch so that he
waa not missed until this morning when
cases were again counted. Tbe v-olire were
notified, bet Mulcabey has sot yet been
apprehended. Malcahey baa raly beea ia
the tnatrtntloa a abort time. Hia wife re
cently died and hia three children are
bHrg earwd for - by relatives ta Conacil
BluCa.
t'Btvetrattr Debater rksiea.
The university baa selected the debaters
who will contest with Missouri. Kanaaa
and Colorado la the interstate debate and
they are the tollawlng: For tbe Nebraaka
Olorada debate J. C Doubt. Walter F.
Meier, Ira Byaer and J. X. Norton, alter -date.
Far Nenraska-Kansaa debate E. B
Bockner, Richard C Janea, George JL. L
and G. M. Peters, alternate.
For the Nebruka-Mlssourl debate Nell
M. Cronin. Fred X. Hunter. B. C. Lewis
and J. C. McReyaolda, altrmats.
. Of the twelve men chosen only three
partirlpated in last year'a debates, so that
if the university wins it will be mainly
by means of lta new men. The three old
men are Mr. Doubt, who went ta Kansas;
Mr. Meier, who went to Miasourl. and Mr.
Crrnin. a bo went ta Colorado.
Notwithstanding the large number of new
men, considerable confidence is felt in tbe
outcome already, atthour'a tbe question to
be discussed, which will be some phase of
tbe trust problem, is bread and indefinite,
and tbe teams from the other achools have
been streng-.ben-d greatly. The Colorado
d'fcite will take place at Colorado Springs,
tbe Kansas debate at Lcvrretice, while Mit
er u-i a ill pTTttlr be 3-t oa our ca
rrynoa Tbe dae !iare not bera defniiely
rrnnred yet. but tie flta: will ii
inr before tbe 12: h of Mar.
OH nwra lee tweanaed.
Tbe lrne lt and irurli seucht mirutes
r'. tr.e crnsl.'j:iocal ctiBtuB cf lfTi
have bt f;ui:3 and tb" is much re)nt--iT.g
ami; si apt enly tb" rrptDe cnur.
but t""e entire e'ate hfj' Tbe miLtvs
vere found arorr.g tb ercris o tbe lea
taiure ef lfTJ m tbe rstilt cf tje oSre cf
be secretary ' s'Jt-. t Judge Rtirti.
"f tbe secretary s off". wtio is -e-srrane-:nr
tbe records T'f irat yars tbe re
cords of the convert icn bare r-en lost
end It in tfcrugtt j mar.v wbe had
sesrrhed for tbm thai thr bad be de
stroy d. Nelson Meleweil. vbo 'or ao
aitny ears bock keeper In t o5re
of ttf a cretary. could not locate tie mis
utea. and it a ielieved that if be couldn't
It would da no good (d: others . try. Alocg
vlth tbe oriarinal eery of he micu'es Mr.
Roberts found a certified cpy. Aa effort
slil 1 made to hare tiie legtslsture prtj:
tbe records.
Tbe county eoniniisaion"""s this afternoon
: trade a f.ty-year ccatract with tbe udi
I tori urn company and tbe Commercial cicb
' te rent tbem the ground oa whith tbe
j auditorium sands. for tlhf per yesr Tbe
' butldira t owned by the auditorium coi
i f aiiy and tbe ground by tbe county.
STATE HAY REST TUESDAY
La-jr? JiitbT ef .taem Are Eftr3 is
vumz wm T.iQv.n two weeks
Ittsrsey Hall Rea-eate atateavea
did not seem possible that Mr KaU cculd
g't there ao quick, that it was so'k a
abort time for km te get up and dress.
"I saw Mra. Ullie at the hospital tbat
afternoon about 1 eclo'k. she remained
tbr till Mr. Ullie d d -
"Mr. Llllle was la tbe aorthesst ronta
rpstaJni. Vra. Lillte was downr.aira. Fh
ent UBSrtairs before Mr Lillie died I
think I and Mrs. Bauer went up with her.
When ahe west lnta tbe room a here Harver
S m m Kw tnnk tirtlA rtf h .at Ke i
e Hi y r. fLlllte Dewwtta .-m v-rrT come out of it he will never j
Oslertles. tkal They Were mt j apeak ta me again. Fbe vent out a few j
minutes and came bark aga'.a and stood
j near the center of the room. He was dy- !
! tag -at this time. While he was dying sbe !
I done nothing that I ssw; she stood about .
one toot from the bed: she remained there j
until his death, then sbe immediately went I
out af tbe room. I
"1 saw her again that aernooa or even-
lng at her home and had a conversation '
with her. Fbe made prartlcally tbe same
statements that she did ia tbe morning
I ask her if the man run dowa stairs, and
Ann rr
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a
rrlvlleajew stare.
DAVID CITT. Neb.. Feb tl i Special
Telegram. The Lillie murder case is at
tracting larger crowds every day. Tester
day afternoon the seating capacity of the
large district court room waa not sufficient
to accommodate the multitude that came,
and many acre compelled to stand up.
When ccurt adjourned laM night tbe state
V. M. C. A. Maid Cwavewtlwa.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Teb ri if pe-lal t
The state convention of the Tcucg Men's
Christian association will convene brre
next Thursday. February 16. for a tbree
days' session, and our dtisena are makm;
preparations to properly entertain tbe vis
hint delegates, ahirh will number nearly
Sfi. It ia an assured fact that a local or
ganization "ill be effected In Beatrice is
case the right eort of building can be procured.
bad ciTrfn" tvntt.tva witnesses, and
four more were on the stand today. Conn- b' Qi'lT: '
sel for the state expect te complete
side of I be rase by Tuesday evening, pes
fcibly earlier.
Atlenfion is directed to our new spring and summer
merchandise, representing a multitude of weaves as wide
in scope and variety as they aro beautiful in finish and
design. Uqxi Silks and Dress Goods, Hew Laces and
Trimmings, New Ready (.lade Waists and latest creations
in colored linen and cotton Waist Materials.
Uo4 Rep-arts ffresa Mlwe.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. 21. 1 Special. )
The rrcp"ty of tfc Four B's Mining
cmpany at Turret, Colo.. In which so many
Beatrice cltiaens are interested. Is turning
out some vslusble ore. according to re
ports received here by some of tbe officer,
end tbe mine may yet prove a bonanza
for those who Invested their money m it.
la Jail at HaeTiaar.
HASTINGS. Neb.. Feb. H 'Special.
Ia custody cf Sheriff Hill, from Kearne?
county. Alfred Van Syeo waa lodged in tb
C. H. Aldnth of counsel for tbe defend
ant aays the defense will have from twenty
ta thirty witnesses and that te examine
these will probably take to weeks.
Wha court conrened thia morning wit
nesa L. C. Ren was on tbe witness stand
on cross-examination, abich elicited tbe
fart that a hen the tests were msde with
revolvers on the lace curtain th'ey also
made tests oa a piece of shite muslin,
that a Mr. Warren raise into tbe room and
aarted tbem to use a revolver be had.
Witness looked at It and it waa loaded with
long cartridges and the ends of tbe bul
lets had been shaved of. They declined to
use the revolver offered by Mr. Warren.
John D. Sprague corroborated wltneases
Derby. West over and Ren aa te the te;s
made on the lace curtain.
In the tesumocy of Witness Sprague It
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their ' VB lDr aoies oi tip tapei. me ra.ieu ,
. ! tbe girls, told them Harvey hsd been shot; !
I tbey got up and commenced to light a lamp ;
and sbe west down stairs to tbe telephone, j
"She also said tbe sbot that was red at
her went through tbe window; sbe aaid
a ben ahe woke up sbe saw a man standing
nar be foot of tbe bed pointing a revolver
at her -
Witness showed the Jury how abe indi
cated tbe position of tbe man and tbe way
he held the revolver.
Defease Raises Oheettea.
Mr. Hall was on the stand when court
convened this afternoon. He said in part:
"I went to the depot and s-nt some tele
grams for Mrs, Lillie and then returned to
tbe Lillie residence and went into the bed
room where Mr. Lillie was sbot." Witness
described the room and cot rcta. tbe cur
tain, glass and screen as ha; been fully de
scribed by other witnesses. '1 was in
tbe bedroom that evening again and ex-
NEW SPRING! White Goods
for Waists
SILKS.
foulards
E. G. Hall was ant
lnsry bearing. He Mid in part : '"On tbe
morning of October 14 I was up about
4 10. About I o'clock I went te my tele
phone and called up central, got them and
county Jail here today, charged with steal- , - purtCM. , thi, ,tim4)E, j.
to show thtt the operator at central was
appeared -nai tnere aa also a Luna in toe ; ,m.B lB fcuriM hole in tb curtain, glass ;
Lillie window at the time of the shooting, j ,Ba Creen very closely, put a pencil through
but the bottom of the blind was ronsid- j lh, jipirs. ar-d the ou-er end of the pencil
erably above where the bullet went ihrough i r,Er(.a slightly elevated. I raised the
ihe window. tndow sash te see if there was another
E. .. Hairs Mary- ! bullet hole ia the screen to correspond m ith
Mrs, Lillie had told me tbe '
ound no othT hole in tbe
called at tbe prelim- ! ,b'' V
aid in oart : -"On tbe i "- to- Fe
In all tbe new designs for shirt wwist suits.
ams.Il dot on blue, bltst-k ar;d green are
the most popular 7J
at yard I U
New Checked Silks !
For walking suite, in Mark and shite, blue
and wti-. brcjvn and vhrc etc. is
louisines aad taffeta, at yard..
tl.Zl. tl.oo and lUL
Changeable Silks for
Drop Skirts
lr all tfce new thsdes at 7f
yard, bi-c and I
Beautiful Wash Silks
Our waist materials are the moat cempre
hecsive, most beautiful and most com
plete, ever sbrwa ia Omaha. .
Firured and striped
black or a hits Oxford
at, yard
Nem- Roman stripes, trosi-barn. cords, etc.
colors and b."e. at
yard
45c
inc 175 from Jessie W. McNeil of the same
county oa February . He ia Jailed oa
failure to produce bond of S500 to appear
In district court.
rBBSeretfU rials tee ! pill tern,
PAPILLION. Neb. Feb. JL Special I
At a meeting of the business men of Pa
pilllon. held at the court bouse last night, it
was reaclved te organize a commercial club,
Lewis Lrsu.e was elected chairman and
j Dale M"losaey eerrevary. Next Monday
night waa tbe time selected lor permanent
organization.
Baal ta Ctwe a feaeevt.
BEATRICE, Neh 1-eb. tl. ( Special -1
be Eecond regiment band has arranged
ta gtre a concert la the near future, the
proceeds te be used in assisting tbe
Woman s club te purchase a bust of Car
negie ta be placed ia the new public
library building at boob aa it is completed.
Ftfteem Are lalttatedU
BEATRICE Neb.. Feb. II. (Special.)
Beatrice Federation union Ka 1MS2 me
last night with a large attenuanoe. at
which time fifteen candidate were in
itiated. The union ta growing rapidly and
Beatrice laboring men seem ta be alive ta
their Interests.
Blew trice St ewwklieaa Prtaaarlea.
BEATRICE. Neb., Feb. n (Special r
! The republican primaries to nominate can
didates for dry emcee and members of the
school board will be held Tuesday, March
2a. The license question will be the issue
ia the coming spring municipal election.
Give a Turkey Dlaaer.
BEATRICE. Neb-. Feb. 21. (Special)
Mrs. W. N. Spellman entertained a com
pany of w omen at a turkey dinner at ber
home yesterday. About fifty guests were
present and a very enjoyable afternoon
waa the recult.
there. Continuing, witntsa said: "About
tve minutes past five I started down to
ward tbe Elkhorn depot. 1 bed gone about
one Hock and letmed the train had not
come yet. I went back borae te get a
lunch. I aas going t York that morning
on the freight. As, I was returning borne, i
Just aa I got home. 1 heard a sbot and ;
aa I stepped up to the porch I heard an- j
other sbot. Tbey were in tbe direction
of tbe retidence of Harvey Lillie. It was j
possibly one minuie between tbe two
shots. I talked with my wife about hearing
tbe sbota. It was probably i 40 when I
heard that Lillie had been ahot. Edna
Lillie told me ever the telephone. At tbe
time I heard the shots that Doming It waa
light enough for me to distinguish ob
jects tcrui tbe street and it was fairly
light, and tbe day had practically broken
ao that I could distinguish objects at a
reasonable d! nance. When I beard that
Lillie had beea murdered I went imme
diately te tbe Lillie residence. When I
arrived at tbe LilMe bouse I had a con
versation with Mrs. Lillie. Sbe aaked me
te ge te the hospital. I went 1th Mrs.
Warren! While at the hospital Mrs. Lniie
aaked me to go upstairs and aee hew Har
vey waa. I did so. aad eame dowa aad
told ber that he might come out all right,
and the said be cannot live. He will never
come out of it. He will never speak te
me again.
Ma a Baal Bis Feet.
"I had a further conversation with Mrs,
Lillie aid asked ber te tell me how the
occurrence took place and ahe said she
was awakened that morning by what sbe
supposed was a shot, that she raised up
a little &nd saw a man standing a little
north of the center of tbe bed. with a re
vrlver that glistened in hit hand, and as
the rolled eff tbe bed he shot at her. The
way tbe knew Earvey waa sbot waa tbe j dered her husband. I wanted to tell her
Jap Silk
BLACK and COLORED
DRESS GOODS
75c
screen I had a conversation wnn Mrs
Lillie on the evening of October 14 in which
cV uid i Vi mm bad taker a ri:re with
rtMsumei' " 0 " that i Prestation Proof Black
Coucsel for the defense raised tbe point
that statements made te Mr. Hall mere i
privileged communication. Mr. Hall is an Very desirable for summer wear, IT Inches
attorney. I wide, for yard. tlM, 4 ff
Witness said: "I was not Mra. Lillie's j 11.35 and ....lvU
counsel at that time. I have had some
conversations with her as ber attorney.
TViau T H Tl v,7e MTiM f MT- t ha mH T AMS 1
stand or anywnrre else. On the 24th of
October I was talking with her as a friend.
I went to see Mrs. Lillie and aaked her if
she Intended te employ me or the firm of
Hastings A Hall, or either of us. and if
the statements she had made te me were
made te me as he- attorney,
aaid no."
The c rose -exam in t ion was severe. Coun
sel called his attention te statements he
waa alleged to have made to different per
sona that he was attorney for Mrs. Lillie.
all of which he positively denied.
Ex-County Attorney Walling was called
and said: "Some time after the coroner's
Jury had adjourned I had a conversation
with Mrs. Lillie in wMch she scid sbe had
not employed aa attorney, and she had ao
use for one,
EwawleriwaT Mr. BaltL
D. M. Hill, brother of Mra. Ullie, said:
I saw Mr. Hall oa October 27 and I told
him that I beard my sister was under sus
picion and was going te he arrested, and
we had better attend tbe coroner's inquest
and look after it. He aaid be was going
away, but Mr. Hastings would look after
It. He introduced me to Mr.. Hastinga. Mr.
Hastings and t tried to get in wbere tbe
coroner's Jury was and we cocld not get in.
We talked about my rtater being suspected.
I had not seen Mra. Lillie that morning."
J. 8. Hill, father of Mrs. Lillie. said. -I
saw- Mr. Hall at the home of Mrs. Lillie
on the evening of October 24. He said he
Elack jor white Etamine.
also plaia l ink and bl je
E' amine for aaiete, 50c and
- 20c
25c
rrised. light
eave. " fa
45c
45c
Flain white Oxford, for
wairts or mita, at
yard
Plain a tr.e Toile a Voiie, mercerised
v eigai. poi'.in
lor saiets or full
' at yard
' riain white Mercerized Et-
amine ar.d Dkmask Madras.
I tt yard
Beautiful colored stripes,
on ahi'e ground etanane
for wa-Eta, at
yard
Arabic design
75c
New riain white Oxford Vesting. Mar a
ahite Oxford Testing end Damn Qx-
fo-d Vesting, for
waists, at, yard
fl.K and
Tbe choicest of European and Amerirac
productions. Fashionable fabrics.
and sbe j Etamine. Voille and Mistral Cloth, l.itt
weight and transparent tbe much used
weaves for fancy skirts and suita. in tbe
new iprlng colorings and I lack,
i5 inches, yard, 11-50, tl and
New and complete line SPRING TAILOR
flTTINGS. in mixtures and plain color
ings. 5f-tnch. at yard. tl. fl.50. Qto I
fl.tS. 11.25. tl and OOL
New IriFh hand embroid
ered Linen Waist
Frotts at 14.25 and
New leeh hand embroidered Linen PiUew
Cases for shirt
wi.ii:. at
each.
Nes Linen Skirting and Suiting, new Rep
suiting and Flaked Knicker
Suiting, at. yard, 65c, 60c,
"C 25c and
tl-25. tl and
AND TP TO ti.5fl TARD.
BLACK AND WHITE SHEPHERD CHECKS I
Popular for shirt waists, suita. all wool. I
ranging in price, yard. fifif i
frtna tlJS doa-a te UVV ,
SPECIAL FOR MONDAT. 23D INST Mo- j Large assortment of Toille
hair, til colors and black, 2u Nord and Seersucker
UUs
New dotted and figured Swiss
st. yard, 7T.c, C5c, Wc. 45c
and .
5B laches .yard.
Gingham at, yard.
75c
3.50
Unea PiUew
1.90
15c
40c
12ic
Latest Novelties
IN LACES.
Comrrfc-in.s' C"!uny. Antique, Irish Crochet.
Vetrtee, Meckhn. Para quays and Porto
Rlr-nn effects, ia wide handa. insertions,
gaJeons and detachable designs
Latest Novelties in Neckwear.
KeJsers I!eal Maud IraAti
Work Turnover Collar
la a variety of very pretty de- ("A.
atgas, each only uUC
K
New- Turnover EmbroMt-ry
nd l.diee Collar
Vtry dainty effects at each 4Q'f
f.c. 3m, Z'ac, 20c and iaijt-
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New tole and Pointed Front
Hemstitched and Cnibrt'id-
tred Collars
la tbe new race braid with French knots,
embroidered fruit designs la white, black
and colors, very effective, at each
tit. I1J15. $1.(. Tic. Efir
65c, 60c and UVl
Novelties in Wrist P.Mirs
teat leathers and latest mountings at
aaeh tlO 00, dowa to J2.56, tl-5C. C r
tlli. tl.no. 75c and OUU
Latest Novelties in Dross Trim
mings and Button.
Ladies' Waists
Tor Spring and
Summer Wear.
New line Spring and Summer Wakns new
ready for inspect ion.
Note a few special numbers:
Ladies' Basket Weave Liaea Waists en-
broidered fronts, ia latest Q 7 EI
. aVa f l
3.00
designs, at
New weaves ta Figured Vest
ing, latest cuts, at
In plain and mercer tied
Beautiful waists
' linens, tailor stitched,
at
.3.00
KELLEY, STIGER & CO., Cor. Farnam and 15th
J. E. Shears of this city, district deputy Business anu tamiiy irouoiea. ner nusoana
for the Mcdern Woodmen of America, has naving left her many years ago.
1 Invented a new muti box. which meets tbt
I requirements of the law In every particu-
n.o uu -"'"' ' I lar and wiuch mav be i,laced in ue in thi i
some suspicion that Mrs. Lime hsd mur- . .,.., . . ., lim. ! .el by
RICHARD C. CRR FOR JUDGE
-aialeter Hart la lisawsy.
NEBRASKA CTTT. Neb.. Feb. SI. ( Spe
cial. 1 Rev. J. J. Hawk of thia city was
throwa from a carriage ia a runaway today
and severely injured.
way he breathed, that, she heard tbe mas
run down stairs and it sounded like he had
pads oa tbe soles of his shoes. She got
up and railed the girls aJd told tbeta
we must have help. They all went dowa
Btaira. the girls went after Mr. Hall and
Lr. Stewart, and sbe went to the tele
phone and could not get central, that It
FEACH AGREEMENT
asked him te look after the matter for her !
and he aaid he would."
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The blood also becomes impure, the nerves weak and the JJJ
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a intlenjfn I Lavr ure-J vour Hit- a
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trttoblr. I rMiniroend it to all Buffrr- J
f ik. JOHN THOMAS.
New York, N. Y.
(ifctltrrien Your I'itterts is tbe onlj B
B rvrut-Jj that has brouprit bat k my m
jat-tit- and cured me of iudiffv-rtion and
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THE GEEU1SE E&S CU3 PRIVATE STAC? OYER THE HECK CF THE BOTTLE
Relsert aad Pa via Guthrie Settle Their
kevrw leers dsarrel vtlth the
Aid ef Their Lavyera.
SVPERIOR. Ntb.. Feb. H (Special
The Guthrie brothers. Robert and Dsvid.
yesterday set. led their long-stat-dicg dif
ferences e.ut of court. For the last seven
years "these brothers have beea at war with
each other over the posseasioa of tbe
milling property at Superior, which is
worth easily tfc.WW. Their lawyers finally
got them together and a complete and
amicable settlement was made. In the
settlement the milling property win be
given over te David, who is the senior
member of the firm of Guthrie a Co.. who
ewa the roller mills at Geneva. Posseasioa
is te be given by Robert, March 10.
beveraer ajiekey te
4 Jadare Sen-is la the
Feartcealk Diatrie.
the asylum tar the chronic insane at this
city today. The committee was looking
over the conditioa of the institution before
making a report oa appropriatlona.
SOW BRINGS A BIG PRICE
U fi. Hastings aaid: On October SZ I
met Mr. D. at. Hill in front of tbe bank
and be aaid he wanted some one to appear
belore tha coroner s Jury to see what waa
going on. I told him I did not think there ,
was much te he Coae. rie and I came over i
te the court house snd Mr. Walling ta- !
formed us that the coroner's Jury wss be- j
hind closed doora. Afterwards I told Mr. I
Hill thai I could do nothing for him. I !
did aot consider that we were employed
in the matter, aa we aever received any
compenaatioa. Mr. J. S. Hill spoke te me
about aasiating Mr. Miller la the defense,
aad I told him that I could not aa I was
employed te assist Mr. dans ta the prose
cution." Mr. Hall said: Mr. J. 8. Hill aaked
me ta rsatst Mr. Miller ia the defense of
this case and I told him that under the
circumstaaces could not."
Cmurt Ovee-ruvles Ostieetiesu
The court overruled tha objections of
defendant ai Mr. Hall was permitted te
continue. Zit aaid: "She told me there
was S30v ta the purse, also several prom
issory Botes, one signed by Mr. Halstead.
one by !Um Ullie and one by a Bohemian,
a hose first aame waa Anton. Ebe said
tbe purse was aa ordinary woman's purse;
that the reason sbe had this amount of
money on hand was that abe went down
town, transacted some business at the City
National hank aad we -it te tbe First Na
tional baak te deposit tbe money, but tbe
bank - -vas closed. She said tht kitchen !
door waa locked by Mr. Ullie the night be- j
fore and that mornii-K. wben sbe came j
dewa. the door waa cen. the key was j
oa the Boor aad the door te Mae and
Edna rotja was ala?s kept cpen with a '
book against it, but for some reason on
this night it aas closed. Oa O no ber
I told ber that she wss suspected of tbe
crime and what I had heard about it. anJ
she aaid ahe could not see a ny th, y would j ,1".W. If the dtal goes through the
charge her with it. Tbey could not prcrt promoters contemplate installing machinery
it. She laughed about it." j ,or lD manufacture of aotp and artificial
C rot '.-e rami nation elicited nothing mere, j Ice. They aiU also renovate butter and
J. Ira Inmcaa. tte nJ.t witnes. u no; ' may eventually add a creamery.
called at the prelim.nary hearing. He aru
a member of the carreer s Jury and de
scribed the bedroom, tbe curtain, glass and
acrera aa fully deacrtted by other witnesses
Lu ; Mfturon. lmema for tbe telephone f f;useraj
con.; ; . said: "After 7 o'clock oa the
even:tr iA October IS I was at the ss itch-
board ia the central offc e. About i e clock
tbe Beat marc leg Mr. Ed Hall called me. ' years vgo stile skating
Witness here described is detail the a.ght
alarm and explained tt it ia operated.
The Beat call I received that morning
was from Mr. Taddlkrn at the Uillic resi
dence. After the call from Mr. Hail, ua.il
the call from Taddiken. the alarm was or.
"a ben Taddiken called the aarm rang. I
waa Bitting oa the ege af the bed at this
time. This was near 'clock. 1 waa
awake during ail of the time between the
tint I receives the rail from Mr Han aad
the call frea Taddiken. "
Caurt adjouraed until Monday anoreing.
(Frcm a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. tl. (Special Tele
gram.) Richard C. Orr of Hayes Center
has been appointed Judge of the Four
teenth Judicial district by Governor Mickey,
te take the place af Judge Norria, re
signed. Judge Orr will assume the duties of hla
ef&ce March 1- Judge N orris resigaefi some
lime ago Sipon being elected te represent
hia district In
PREACHER'S FINE IS CUT DOWN
Bee. tinsel seBe-at Ft-armas Cease
te His Aessesaae ava4 He la
TRUANT GYPSY RETURNS HOME
Caleaa ReyssMi ta Breaaht Beck fcy
His Wife aad Reeefselltattesi aad
fcesersl BeJelrlaa; Fellewa.
BEA TRICK. Neb.. Feb. SI. (Special
Telegram.) There is rejoicing la the
gypsy cauip tonight. Mrs. Myrtle Rey
nolds returned home touay from Council
Blufis with ber truant husband. Galead
Reynolds, and Miss Stanley, with whom
be eloped last week. A recoaciliat ioa fal
lowed the meeting at Council Bliffs aad
they are new reunited sgaln at their htne
here.
Average ef Over a FJaadred Hellers
Asileee fer Thirl "- Dwree Jer-
aera at Barvari.
HARVARD, Neb.. Feb. SI (Special
George Briggs a Son, living nine miles
from this lace, "5eld thetr annual caie of
thoroughbred Duroc-Jerseys yesterday,
which is aaid to have made a record better
than any other before made for this breed
f hora.
Thirty-one head sold fer an average price
of :(.&. One bow sold for tirlO.
A large number of stockmen were present
from various parts of loss, Kansas and
Nebraska.
BEATRICE. Neb . Feb. tl. CEpeclal Tel
egram) Eev. Samuel r Ben brook la a frea
maa once more. Today Judge Lettoa re
duced the amount af the fine and costs la
tbe case from S.".0fl te IlTl So. By the as
e staBce af his friends he paid that amount
and waa g ven his freedom. He left for
his home In Wymore tnaight.
CesBSsltiee l4its Hast J as Asylaaa.
HA "TINGS. Neb.. Feb. SI. (Special V
rair of at eadlaa-s mt sVes roles.
TEST POINT. Neh, Feb. a. (Speclaa.r
, Conrad Magnuses aad Mlas Minnie Moae
anaa, both of Oakland, were married by
! Ceunig Judge S. a. Krake yesterday. Both
Bcrtiea are well known young people of
Oakland aad wtll reside la that ctty.
A- E. Stewart aad Mm Una A. Diarber
ef this city were ' united rn marriage
BTedneeday. The groom Is a young busi
ness aaaa ef Tekamaa aad the bride tba
daughter af ex-Marshal John Disc ber. aad
a native of this city. Tbey will reside la
this cite.
The bouse committee oa
Publish your legal aotlces la Tht Weekly
asvlums visited 1 Bee. Telephone SZt.
I
Cold tlersie Pleat for BteeKriee.
BEATRICE. Neb.. Feb. II ( Special Tel
egram. A movement is on toot by a num
ber of local capitaliFta. co-operating with
New Tork and San Franciaco parties, to
erect a cold storage plant here thit will
Cody Taa.ee Hssw.
NEBRASKA CITT. Neb Feb II (Spe
cial Telegram I Tbe Lody of L. C. Burnett.
Jr.. mill arrne ia this city tonight. Tbe
arrt-.gements have not yet been
made. This is tbt second child air Bur
nett has lost in a 1 err. lie masLer. a gross
daughter having been drowned here a few
aveats Bess Ha
SEATBUCS, Xah, rah.
tl. t joc ial r
lea Uaser Ptv
NEBRASKA CITT. Neb-. Feb. TL. (Spe
cial, t A new lumber Arm was formed here
today. roLsmticg of B. H. BYrlUr and
George H. Hoemeyer. This firm was for
merly tbe Chicago Lumber company and
will new be kaewa as the Otoe Lumber
company.
frea at ta i
AJesee lasaa.
Feb- II. I Special I
FREMONT. Neb-,
Mra. Mary Komeiier of thia city waa
today adjudged laeaae by the Board of Com
miasloaers fer Iasaaity aad will be takea
to LlBooia. Her taaaaity greas obi ef
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B " " - et mmT Bt Ta ' 1 1 . f
ipV JL2' I VrlGr I
Keep a good supply of
Ayer's Family Medicines on
hand. It's so easy then to tike
one of the Pills at bedtime if you
feel a Utile bilious, or if your
stomach is a trifle out of order.
Just so with the SarsipiriUa.
A fev doses will bring back your
lost appetite, pve strength to your
vealened serves, and relieve
you of that terrible feeling of
exhaustion.
And besides there are the
children to think of. A dose
or two at the right time often
means so much.
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