Nebraska Newspapers

    TITE OMATTA PAILY BEE: SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1903.
for .! year., end about year ago It w. Il'll II ill X)V C IHVTCn
of I MILLiajl llllLitt 1J Uilittllil
11l?V TA TIT TnU DAITVniDV
UlUit AV 11A lilU UuUJlalll made a presidential office with a salary of
tl.OiiO per annum. The republican patrona
of the office had a meeting today and reo-
OoTernor Names Oommiarion to Act with I ommnded the appointment of m. Scott as Lawyer Hake Attemp; at Lut Moment to
tne successor or nr. uiasgow. toniref
man Burkett la expected here tomorrow to
leok over the situation.
South Dakota Bod.
STARTS SCRAMBLE FOR NORMAL SCHOOL
CrMtsa Man Feaad Sleeping; la Gev
(lamtat Sqaare Accompanied by
m. Jmm aid. a Hie Rail
of Money.
COAL FOUND AT PLATTSMOUTH
Three-Foot Vela Said to Hare Beta
Uncovered by Reeeat
Bales.
Secure Delay.
GOVERNOR AGAIN REFUSES REPRIEVE
PLATTSMOUTH, Neb., July 18 Hpe-
dsl.) J. W. Thomaa wa a veteran of tha
civil war. Hla home la now on a high hill
opposite the went end of the big Burling
ton railroad bridge, which span, the Mla-
(From a Staff Correspondent)
.1 LINCOLN, July 10. tspeciej-j l nree
"member, to reprceent Nebraska In the
f Joint boundary commission authorised by our river at th,g p,,,,, toutheaat of this
the atataa of Nebraska and South Dakota I
UTkat n. a w rf.i.lnn IntA . (Viul find
In the location of a dividing Una between of eoniaerable Importance was made a
te two commonwealths were appoiniea ,w Qay. ag)J )n a deep ravne running
The cnoice 01
today by Governor Mickey.
tho executive fell upon C. J. Bwanson of
Oakland, Dr. F. O. Koblnaon of Hartlngton
and K. A. Lundberg of Wayne. The ap
pointments were made by virtue of an act
passed by the last legislature, similar ac
tion having been taken by tha lawmakers
of South Dakota. The commisslonera are
to receive $10 per day for not mora than
thirty days as compensation.
Bids for New Normal School.
Tha office of the state superintendent of
through his farm. During the recent
heavy rains rivers of water flowed through
this ravine, In many places washing away
all the earth and causing large boulders to
protrude from the sides. Having often
heard that the large hills In that vicinity
contained coal In paying quantities, Mr.
Thomas went to the bottom of the ravine
and did a little exploring, taking a pick
and shovel with him. Underneath a thick
layer of rock, he says, he found the "black
diamond," which proved to be three feet
Dectsloa la Aaaounced at Oae O'clock
and tbe Warden Immediately
Proceed, to Carry Oat
eateaee of Law.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
LINCOLN, July 10. (Special.;- -Desperate
was tne battle waged by Attorneys
Adams, ')oyJe and Hamer to stay the do
orea of the law and rob the scaffold of 1U
victim, it was all In vain, for William
Klein, alius Rhea, expiated with his life at
l:itt this afternoon the murder of Herman
Zahn at Snyder, now nearly two years
ago. A little over an additional nour oi
life waa all that the legal combat availed
tha man in whose behalf it waa conducted.
The execution had originally been fixed for
high noon, but it was 1:20 when. Intelligence
having been received finally that Judge Sul
livan had denied the writ for which the
lawyers were contending, the Judgment of
the court wu cariitj out.
Rhea met his fate with a manifestation
of nerve that in no way resembled bravado,
but which seemed none tha less Imperturb
able. There was nothing seemingly of the
while the death wsrrant was being read. It
was an elaborate dinner, with numerous
side dishes, and topped off with a generous
slice of pie. When It waa passed In to him
he partook of It with aa much seeming
relish as If ha had no unpleasant anticipa
tions In mind.
Throughout the hours of waiting tha ex
pectant people assembled at the peniten
tiary were moved by manifest anxiety, and
the telephone brought frequent advices of
the progress of events at the capltol. When
at about 1:15 tbe visitors wers admitted to
tha new cell house, It waa manifest that
all hope was gone for a respite or reprieve.
The black scaffold upon which Nelgenflnd,
George Morgan and others had paid the
penalty of the murderers' crime, was
erected In the center of the big apartment,
which waa otherwise unequipped with
prison furnishings. Its only additional
equipment .was a new rope. There were
six electric buttons for George Stryker and
his assistants to touch.
Walks Calmly to Scaffold.
It was 1:20 when Rhea came Into the
cell house through a side door admitting
In thlcknes. A samDle of the find Is now
chooU has prepared formal advertisement on exnibltlon at the office of H. C. Mc-
for publication In the public prints solicit- Make 4 Bo ,n tn c Bevera, lTOal - - ..- -
Ing bid. for the location of the new normal clUMWJ hav. pPawed , thelr willingness h ' UjU9' '.tJ!
achool wileh wa. authorised by the last t0 contrlbute mon,v to a fund for making "aUo" .howJ
legislature. The advertisement, will state a tMt o( the coal already found Erid to ex ""d
that the State Board of EducaUon. which pIore furtner Int(1 tn8 hm on Mr. Thomas' rlug and no appearance of a forced
.. kM A i ... ev a ,hnni v . . composure that h went to the Bcaffola ana
" - i yiviinacs. Alio iim twnai uinviiiuri j
will be guided both by the amount of the borng for coal and oil at Loulsvlile, In this
bonus offered by tho different cities com- ceunty. has arrived and the work com
peting for tho prize and alao by the geo-1 menced. If the discovery on tha Thomas
graphical advantage., in fact, the board farm "pans" out successfully the people of
gives notice that It purpose, to be governed Cass county will have great cause to re-
by Its best Judgment In the matter, and If I j( ce.
The effort to Induce the present governor, '
Mickey, to stop the execution was begun
several weeks ago. but despite strong In
fluences, both church and political, he de
clined to Interfere.
Name of Rhea Asaamed.
Rhea's name was assumed, his rightful
name being Klein. Ills father resides near
Mt. Vernon. Ind., while his mother Is dead.
Prior to the commission of the murder
Rhea had led the life of an outlaw. He
was convicted of burglary at Wahoo, Neb.,
but escsped from jail while awaiting trans
portation to the penitentiary. While being
taken from Fremont, after his conviction
for murder, to the penitentiary the train
paased through Wahoo, and the sheriff at
the latter point chanced to be at the rail
road station, and looking through the car
window the officer saw his escaped pris
oner. Dashing nlto the car no sought to
place Rhea under arrest, only to find that ,
the man was already a prisoner In the ,
custody of the Dodge county sheriff and
waa enroute to the penitentiary for the i
graver offense of murder.
Rhea was a youth of lose than 20 years I
when he became a murderer, and It was I
from the yard. Beside him were Acting tIy bw;au8e of hl, year8 that so much .
Deputy Warden Delehanty and Mr. Stew- ,ympnthy an(i eftort to Induce Governor
Correct Dress for Men and Uojb.
any town can show Itself superior In ail
consideration. Involved then It 1 assured
of securing tha school. Hastings, Kearney,
Aurora, Columbus and Ord are making the
most active canvass.
rockets Bala-lasT with. Honor.
The local police at a late hour last night
gathered in a stranger, asleep on the post
office square, who, besides being stupidly
bore a man's part In the proceedings up to
the last mortal moment. His boyish ap
pearance contrasted strangely with the
quietude of his demeanor In the face of one
of the most awful deaths that man encoun
ters. During the five minutes or there
about, consumed In the trip from his cell
HEAT FATAL TO FARMER BOY and noose and the springing of the death
trap, he was to all appearance animated
Fonad Dead la tbe Field by
Who Carried Laach to
Girl
Him.
SCHUTLER, Neb., July
by an outward calm aa serene a that of a
bridegroom.
He knew something of the struggle that
was being made In his behalf and up to the
lmt moment hnri reason to hone that he
10. (Special. V -,n,.ij -or. ha hnmrmnTi'a rnna TT hart
i.
omce square, wno, oeaiaes oe.ng P'7 XdoIf Kaplan, a young Bohemian aged IS. k v,,rted by counsel In the preparation
drunk, was endowed with too much riches . ,' r,ativm i.nd . ,hort - visited by counsel in tne preparation
to be left out alone late at night without X, fm ncam,D?oyedd 'ara th Paper" fr P"se"talon ' h, cnfe
v ,m. f k i.w An invMil- tlm0 "lnce d employed on the farm t the Bupreme COurt, and the composure he
the protecting arm of the law. An lnvesti- , ,,.. r..i.ir n..r n.hnir huh fmm . , . ..... . - .
gatlon disclosed that the sleeper was R.
Stewart Leonard and that he hailed from
Creston, la., although he had been In such
close communion with Bacchus that he
could ' render no aid in determining his
identity. Peering Into his pockets at the
police station the officers found money and Qf h,, reu,,.. Uve hero. Th, rcnajn.
drafts to tne value oi jz.yuu. ieonara was
art, one of the death watch. They each
touched lightly one of the doomed man's
arms. Down the long stretch of cement
floor he walked easily and firmly to the
foot of the scaffold steps. There he re
moved his hat and handed It carelessly to
one of his attendants. With no faltering
he mounted the eight feet ot stairway,
followed by Stryker and his three assist
ants, one of whom was Chief of Police
Routsahn of this city.
Rhea manifested some curiosity and in
terest to know Just where he waa expected
to stand, and when it was pointed out to
him lie stepped quickly upon the trap.
Then he oast an Interested glance around
him, not so much at the crowd as at the
appointments of the scaffold. Having sur
veyed the remainder his eyes wandered
toward the big beam overhead from which
the noose was suspended. He was not
paler than the prison life has mado him.
Not a tremor was perceptible to those be
low, although some of those who were ad-
Justing the harness say that he trembled
badly. His movements were not forced.
but perfectly natural and voluntary.
There was a half smile upon his upturned
eyes as the black hood was slipped over his
face and head. The noose waa quickly ,'.d
Justod by Mr. Stryker, and almost before
the breathless spectators had realised that
everything was In readiness, the crash of
sympathy
Mickey to commute the sentence were ex-
erted In his behalf. Rhea rnn away from '
home when a mere boy, and by his own I
confession during the last week of his life,
during which he fully admitted the mur- !
der, he had almost persistently followed a I
life of crime.
TWO CLAIM FLOOD LANDS
Brewer. Seeklaa- to Oast Stranded
House Boat Are Hepalsed by
Armed Woman.
ST. LOTJIfl, July It. During the recent
flood a houseboat occupied by the Gama
cheo family was stranded on the river
bank, near the foot of Utah street. Since
then the husband has been lying 111 In
th. boat
A brewing company, claiming the land.
endeavored to have the houseboat moved,
but Mrs. Gamachee met the mover, today
with a revolver and, declaring that the
land was left by accretion, from the river
and consequently government land, she
laid claim to lt If any attempt waa made
to move tha boat by force she said she
would use the revolver or an ax. The
mover, retired.
Mrs. Gamachee says she has looked up
Our Great Semi-Annual Sale of
Odds and Ends
Begins Today
Desirable Merchandise at i, i and in some in
stances i O f Regular Prices.
Odds and Ends of Outing Suits
Odds and Ends of Fine Tronsers
Odds and Ends of Men's Furnishings
Odds and Ends of Straw Hats
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of Prokop Castek near Schuyler, died from ey)nced during the earlier hours of the day " V"P J ,TJ ? l" the apart- recorded hanging to anyone. She de-
aelleved of his roll and detained at tbe sta
tion during the night, being discharged in
the morning.
New Homo for Lincoln Bike.
The Lincoln lodge of the Benevolent Pro
tective Order of Elks Is considering a prop
osition to abandon Its quarters In the busi
ness center In favor of a house In the resi
dence section near the university. The
order ha. been given an option on the
John D. MacFarland mansion at Fourteenth
sunstroke yesteroay arternoon. He was in wa, attributable to that knowledge, but H
the field alone with a team cultivating d)(j not aennt him when all uope had fled.
corn. A young gin went out witn luncn There was no spiritual consolation poured
for him and found him lytng dead behind out upon Bm at the ia,t moment, for he
the oultlvator, where he had fallen. He had rejected It. and the only spectator who
was robust and hearty appearing. None took more than a passing Interest In his
fata were the brother and brother-in-law of
the victim of hla murderous Impulses.
Argument la Supreme Coart,
Judge Sullivan arrived In Lincoln this
were Interred at Schuyler today.
ment and the body shot downward. There
.. Z . " J , T" m lno due process of law,
nether limbs at lengthening intervals. Over I
half a dozen physicians were In attend
ance, led by Prison Physician Holyoke AMES'
ana ur. Blrkner, Coroner Graham, Dr.
Mouts. Police Surgeon MacDlarmld of
Omaha and others.
Clares she will fight unless removed by
SENTENCE SUSTAINED
Held for flteallaa- Turkeys,
PLATTSMOUTH. Neb., July 10. (Spe
cial.) Dr. James B.
Weeping Water. Beside.
large medical practice throughout Cass
county, he devotes some time to raising
fine fowls, of which he is very proud,
About ten days ago 'he missed four very
fine bronse turkeys, which he values at 115
Neck la Broken
Five minutes after the drop fell the
Hunrate resides in morning in responsa to the request of the " ""cu " "
."ungate ..res,ae" .VM , ' Ti ,.Mr, ,..'. .nnu that th Puls running at ninety. It
tea auenaing to 018-...-.. increased sllehtlv for om. in,,t..
It was 10:30 wnen ne came, ana
Minnesota Supreme Coart Upholds
Six-Tear Penalty for Corrupt
Policeman.
each. Yesterday someone Informed him by
and Q streets, the place being offered at telephone to the effect that if he would go
IM.OOO. Repairs and Improvement, would 1 to the depot there he would probably find
cost 15.000 more, but th. total of $25,000 his birds In a coop ready to be .hipped to
would give the order a property that cost Omaha. It did not take the doctor long to
for time.
he at once called Commissioners Ames and
Pound to .It with him In hearing the case.
T. J. Doyle presented the argument for
Rhea, founded upon the claim that there is
no authority for the execution upon a date
set by the governor or any other date than
that fixed by the courts, and that when
Governor Savage, In granting a respite
increased slightly for some minutes. It
waa suspected by the doctors that the
man's neck had been broken, and. although
he waa pronounced dead thirteen minutes
after the fall, he was not cut down until
at the end of twenty-one minutes.
The remains were turned over to Under
taker Roberts to be burled tomorrow In a
local cemetery at the expense of a well-to-
ST. PAUL, July 10. The supreme court
today formally entered an order sustaining
the verdict of the lower court, declaring
former Superintendent of Police Fred
Ames of Minneapolis guilty of receiving
money for "protection."
Ames was' at once taken to the Stillwater
prison to begin serving his sentence of six
years.
Mr. MacFarland almost 150,000 In the boom
day. of the early '90a. The lodge ha. up
ward of 850 member, and will vote on the
learn that the report was true and to have
Jesse Gllmore and Harry Grable arrested
and taken before Justice G. W. Woodruff
, . a ...n in.i ti m iwi h. mount vernon. ma.
commanded that ha be kent at hard labor nd ben Btatea by Pri"0" attaches
Harvest In Fall Blast.
SCHUTLER, Neb., July 10. (Speclal.)-
proposltion to buy the property In Beptem-1 on the charge of robbery. The prisoners
waived examination and were bound over
to the district court. Being unable to fur
nish ball, Constable John Badgley, accom
panied by County Attorney Jesse L. Root,
bt ought the boys to this city and lodged
them in the county JaiL
and in solitary confinement. It amounted In !ha he? 'nded to speak from the Harvesting 1. now being prosecuted with
effect to a commutation of sentence and IT 'J lno morning ne an- vigor. Kye is if any u.. u, oui
nullified the death penalty. There were T" al " not- From the crop, having proven quite a.sappo.pnng
,v... i.. h... t h. .t.H.i tlm that he left his cell until the droD Barlev Is headed finely and promises well,
. ' fell he uttered no word that was audible but some Insect Is ravaging rrany fields,
Mr. Doyle made a strong and ardent plea "c,ow- "Wui u is stated that eating heads so mat, mo cearns oai aisap-
tk nf th. nUn.n. n h. """" "'' yiacina ine noose he I near ana tne grain laiiu uui. ncai ia
court to prevent the execution until the 81 h,m not to draw the "P tight. fine and will yield unusually well and be of
right of Rhea to life could be determined. .. . , popular apprecia- superior quality, particularly jum aero
He Insisted that the court had a right to "on of the Preaaure that has been brought the Platte south of here, where there are
grant a writ of Injunction and take th. b?ap Governor Mickey In Rhea's hundreds of acres of It. there being one
,.j. i i j v. i x behalf, and his determined position thnt n0n nf "volunteer" wheat that will yield
AUBURN, Neb.. July 10. (Special.) k,k . . . , he could And no reason for Interfering with flftpen to twenty bushels per acre. The
Herman Holtgrewe, the mtmber of the ,. i. v... H. l.imi th.t the decree of the courts has aroused con- field waa In wheat last year and was so
-A . Pminlv rnmn.la.lim... ... Ua I -"-I .. . . rr. .... I . .
. ... ov.rnor ha no rieht to fix a date for " a iwouuuwii. mi sentiment which late being cut on account or wet weatner
afternoon by th. .urn of I3.72H26. which was Third district, handed hi. resignation to !.f.A "K .1, 5ul he has had to encounter has bn m,h of the .rrain droooed In hand-
genaered largely by women visitors at lin Wet weather this year Drevented the
of the death warrant by the courts fixing th- Pnltentlary. The Interest which the field being cultivated for corn, with results
the dates, there being he said no otaer au- wwnen haTa tn in this case wa. aptly as stated. One party sold his three-fifths
thorlty for fixing such a date. manifested juat after th. hanging, when interest In seventy-five acres of wheat aa
But the fact that th. governor cannot fla 6 representatives sought it .tood before cutting for I5C1.
the date of the execution doe. not deprive ""nmurucauon witn their papers by
him nt h. nnwor to irriint a nrl... . icioyuuiio. XTOTaOiy nrtT Women In.
Doyle contended that the proper mode of reporter wa. required
io answer several mar. tne hanging was
over neror. be could secure telephone ac
commodations. Some of these calls war
irom out or town.
ber.
New Bank for Hersbey.
The State Banking Board this morning
chartered the Bank of Lincoln County, with
headquarters at Hershey. Lincoln county.
The capital paid In 1. (5,000. The incorpora
tor, are H. S. White, Arthur McNamara and
E. F. Beeberger.
' Insurance Companies Pay Tax.
The stats treasury was made richer this
iftemoon by the .urn of $3,726.26, which was
turned over to the, Insurance department
by the New Tork Life Insurance com
pany. This is the amount due this year
from that company as a reciprocal tax.
The last legislature enacted a law Impos
ing a tax of I per cent on companies doing
business in the state where the state In
which they are incorporated taxes Ne
braska companies. Two other companle.
have agreed to pay the amount due. The I
total amount received rrora tnls source
will be about IS, 500 from three New Tork
companies, the two others being the Kquit- tlelr policy as to the disposition of the
Able and the Mutual. bridge and road fund. The county clerk,
f The companies were given until July 16 unty treasurer snd county Judge will
V by the Insurance department to come to
some conclusion, as to what they would
do when they told the auditor that they
thought the law Imposing the reciprocal
tax was unconstitutional. He said that
they could have that time to determine
what course they would pursue and after
County Commissioner Resigns.
County Clerk Hacker today. The reslgna
tlon Is to take effect at once. The reason
assigned by Mr. Holtgrewe for resigning
Is that, on account of the want of funds in
the bridge fund, the bridges of the county
are In bad condition and the likelihood of
some one breaking through one of them
and getting killed keeps him continually
worried to such an extent that he cannot
stand It longer. However, It is known that
he has been out of harmony with the
other members of the board In regard to
granting a reprieve would be to let the gov
ernor suspend the sentence until the su
preme court should fix a new date. He con
tended that the court would have power to
do that out of the term as long as Its man
date remained unexecuted. Chief Justloe
meet Monday to appoint his successor, who do tht out of the term, as long a. its man-
will he a reoubllcan I ouuivan aaaea several questions as to tne
Btery ef tbe Crime.
The murder for which Rhea gave up his
life was committed January 4, 1901, in the
1.
power of the ccurt to Interfere and yet re- little town of Snyder. Dodge county. Neb.
Kaocks Oat Saloon. I tain Jurisdiction to Impose a death Denaltv. ! Herman z,ann, a saioon Keeper, was Knea s
t.tt xT.k. ii iaB.i.i Tirh... He maintained that the court could still victim. Knea naa two accomplices in the
Judge Good of" the district court held that ta,n the power to fix a new date for the murder, which was committed during a
.w- k., f wn i execution of the sentence. hold-up, his pals being named Gardner and
i ii-.r,.. tn. nk.Ft -.,h.i Attorney General Prout reSDonded fev eit. i uarreu
that he would press the payment. In the "" " ... , . ' ' in- . Ohio case wherein it h.s h.n h.M The trio went to Snyder as tramps, first
letter from the attorney, which was re- lnl" ,.. i . . ... thnt the governor ha. a l,ht t a. .k. putting in an appearance in the afternoon
celved at th. office of the Insurance deputy "J.' i -A .k-.': i-T. of exec , tlon when h. n . . "! of the day of th. murder. Zahn'. saloon
hl. .ft.mnnn th. ...... I. .w- WOlcn ! HI ' V . " " w.. .1 .v..
..... ..... .. ,,, ,n tha dlBtrlct court , pite. Judge Loomls of Fremont and George WIlB v,B,lf,u """ w"
he had adv d his c lent, that the law M , ' few o( th. free holders were only A. Adam, of thl. city, who have appeared ""' "P" "kely '"e' PU" ff
for Rhea heretofore, alao addressed the no,u"ul'- -u 1
unconstitutional, but they had decided to
pay rather than have any trouble.
The total money paid Into the treasury
for reciprocal taxes this year has amounted
temporary free holders and the Judge
thought that their freehold Interest was I court on the lasues outlined by Mr. Doyle.
During the argument the Judges repeat
edly cautioned counsel that time was speed -
I only for a short time and for the purpose
to qualify them as freeholders for the pur-
to nearly $55,000. Next year the New York of .igning the petition of Mr. Camp- lng and that the hour for the execution ap.
companies will not have to pay the tax. m-oached. The clerk of the sunreme co,.n
since the tax In this state under the new
revenue law will be I per cent as compared
with the I per cent paid In on gross busi
ness in New Tork by Nebraska companlea
proached. The clerk of the supreme court
tered the saloon, Rhea and Gardner carry
ing drawn revolvers, and commanded Zahn
and a dozen or more loungers to throw up
their hands. '
Zahn arose from a card table and urged
was In communication frequently with the the l"truae" not to.d "ny "hooting al-
Postiuaster at Sooth Aubnrn Reslarns.
AUBURN. Neb.. July 10. (Special.)
B. P. Glasgow, postmirater at South Au
burn sent In his resignation today to take ,.nded on the chimney, ripped It apart
Mghtala. Strike. Ho.ee. Warden of the penitentiary, who had con- tnoUKn m.ak'n.R bo?"Ie. move- Rhe"'
NORFOLK. Neb.. July 10.-C8peclal.)- Bented to delay the executlon'untll 2 o'clock however, wv.uea n.a p.moi on tne saloon
Keeper, puiiou iikbc iiu utin leu
to the floor, expiring almost Instantly.
effect upon the appointment of his sue
cessor. Mr. Glasgow has been postmaster
Lightning struck the nome or Mr. and Mrs. 1 if a decision were not sooner reached. The
William Schwarts, an aged couple who hour originally set for the tragedy had
live In East Norfolk, at an early hour this passed about an hour when the argument
morning and came near killing them both. I closed and the court announced Its deter-
They were Just getting up when the bolt I mlnatlon to refuse the writ. JusMce SullI
un- I van did not long consult his associates when
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Showers Today, with Cooler In Sooth,
east Nebraska Warmer
Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, July 10. Forecast:
For Nebraska Showers Saturday; cooler
In southeast portion; Sunday fair and
warmer.
For Iowa Showers; rising temperature
in east portion; Sunday showers,
For Illinois and Missouri Scattered
showers and thunderstorms Saturday and
Sunday; variable winds, mostly fresh, east
to north.
For Montana Fair and warmer Saturday
and Sunday; light to fresh west winds.
For South Dakota Shower. Saturday;
Sunday fait and warmer.
For Kansae Showers and not so warm
Saturday; Sunday fair and warmer.
For Colorado and Wyoming Fair In
west, showers In east portion, Saturday;
Sunday fair and warmer in east portion.
Local Reeord.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, July 10. Official record of tem
perature ana precipitation comparea witn
the corresponuuiK uay ui uia mm
years:
Give
ime please
Hello! Is this Stora Brewing Co'.
Bottling Department? Wish you would
rpiuI me tip a case of two dozen quarts
of Blue Ribbon Beer! Be sure and send
it today, as we are nearly out It's the
only thing to keep a person cool In this
nwful hot weather. Wouldn't know
what to do if I didn't bare Blue Ribbon.
It's bo very refrewhlng and bracing.
Can't be beat
Now, be sure and do not disappoint
Good bye,
Storz Brewing Co.
Phone 1260.
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For Out-Door Folks.
A FTER a game of tennis or a round on the golf links, a glass
of cool water into which you hive dropped a Medical
Lake Tablet i especially refreshing and
invigorating. It is a most delightful thirst-
quencher and at the tame time
a most valuable corrective of
any tendency to stomach,
liver or kidney troubles.
Pleasantly effervescent and sparkling, it wini a
'friend with th first glass. MEDICAL LAKE
TABLETS are simply the natural crystalline powder
obtained by evaporating the water of the famous Med
ical Lake, compressed into tablets for commercial use.
Each tablet contains in full rtrenrth and doe pro-
: I portion, nature's twelve life remedies for disease.
f ,-! Not s patent medicine. For tale by all dnifgitts 23C. a sottlc.
MEDICAL LAKE SOAP IEAUTIPIU THE SKIN, Mc A CAKE.
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SHERMAN tt McCON'XELL, DRUG CO., lth and Dosflss at.., Omaha, lies
The Inn, Lake Okoboji,
Iowa's Favorite Resort.
Golf, Bowling, Bathing all the attr actions and couveulencea.
Location unrivaled. Illustrated boo klet
J. II. SNYDER, Jr.
Maximum temperature
Gardner meanwhile kept the crowd back
and Rhea broke open the cash resistor and
I removed the contents. The loot seemingly "lnlmu l??,1"1"
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ictiivu i ou.fc -. . iiuiu hp- I prfrlnltatlon
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92 78 103 0
75 68 78 67
,84 66 90 78
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HAY FEVER ABOLISHED
Relief lor This Mnlulj DUroverrd
by Medical Scleare Breathe
Ilyomel,
Among the Important addition, made to
medical .clence In recent yearn none Is
more notable than the positive announce
ment of a cure for huy fever.
While this disease Is not regarded ns
fatal, It Is certainly a most distressing
malady, and If anything can be devised
to cure It, a great boon will be conferred
upon' the human race.
Exhaustive experiments with Hyoinel
prove that this treatment will prevent all
attacks of hay fever If used two or three
weeks before the annuul HrT'.'.irmce of the
disease and that It nvty be relied upon If
used faithfully after the dlxeaae has begun,
to relieve at once and afford a speedy cure.
The Sherman & McCminell Drug Co. h tve
. .old hundreds of Hyomcl outllta for the
i treatment of diseases of the renplraiory
f organs under the agreement to refund the
, money If Hyomel does not afford relief.
In selling Hyomel for the cure nf hay
fever they will continue this equitable plan,
and want all who arc sut ject to this dis
tressing malady to begin Its uxe at once,
with the understanding that If It does not
plve satisfaction the purchase price Is to
be refunded. .
Stomach dotting can not cure hay fever.
y K change of cllmats Is the only treatment
J that has heretofore shorted an nttrck.
and Hyomel, which Is breathed through a
neat pocket Inhaler coming with every
outfit, acts upon this principle, giving In
shingled part of the roof and entered the I he announced In a low volco that he renl
room below. The ball of fire passed dl- I ised the gravity of the case, but that he
rectly between the two old people and Mrs. I was unable to Interfere because of a lack of
Schwarts was severely dazed. A ball of jurisdiction.
hind the bar. rifled the pockets of the dead I Record of temperature and precipitation
man and then kicked the body as It lav at Omaha for this day and since March 1.
stretched on the noor. The robber, then i.iLi i.mMraturt
ran from the saloon and set out on foot J F.xcens for the day
string In one corner was set allre. but the
flame was smothered.
Mr. Doyle thereupon asked Justice Sulli
van If he would not consult with Governor
across the country to escape.
Posses at once were formed of Snyder
citizens, and several scores of farmers
Thief Get. Away.
NORFOLK. Neb.. July 10. (Special.) A
tramp printer who ha. been lounging here
for a week stole a larrce amount of cutlery.
Including razors and knives, from the
hardware store of John Friday, sold many
nt the articles about town before he was
located, and then, when chased by the
police last night, ran a mile to the North
western station, caught an outgoing train
and made his getaway. The fellow was
located for the first time yesterday and
started to go the minute he saw a blue
coat coming h'.s wsy.
Telephone fom-enr Pays.
YORK. Neh.. July 10 (Special. V-At a
meeting of the dlrectors'of the Tork In
dependent Telephone company held yes
terday the report of the treasurer showed
net earnings for the past six months of
nhout i per cent. The net dividends paid
by this company hsve been from 11 to 18
per cent besides setting aside earnings for
maintenance account. It Is expected that
tbe next semi-annual dividend will be con
siderable larger as the York plant, which
Is being Installed, wl'l be In operation and
returning revenue which It has not done
yet.
Sarpy Mertaaae Reeord
PAP1LLION. Neb., July 18.-(Speclal -
The following Is a list of mortgage, filed
I and released In Sarpy county for the month
of June: Farm mortgages filed. trO.SGO:
Mickey and advise a reKplte until the ques- ,lnrt In. the latter shortly nrlor to ti.
tlons Involved could he determined by a full mur(ler having been terrorized by live
court. He consented. The consultation with itock thieves and they suspected Rhea and
tne governor waa behind closed doors and his pals of being Implicated. The chase
when the doors were reopened after a few WR8 Kept up all night, but it was not until
minutes the governor announced that h the next morning that the fugitives were
would not Interfere. Word wai at onr i..-,rl Iwn in a hav mft-k
telephoned the warden at 1 o'clock and the from the scens of the murder.
execution followed twenty minute, later,
Preparing far End.
While these thing, were going on at the
capltol Rhu
wa preparing already to
meet hi. Maker. He arose at 7:30 a. m.
farm mortgage, released, 3.412.50; town
mortgages filed, tS.SOO; town mortgages re-
your own horn, a climate Ilk. that of the I leased. $Q3; chattel mortgage, filed, $8,001.64;
Whit. Mountains or other bealta resorts I chattel mortgages released. H&l.O,
Remain Pistol Fight.
A running pistol fight followed the dis
covery of the trio, which waa kept up for
several miles, until the posse divided Its
uv.ral Mcurlnir hnrvi .n,f AiitHn.
and ate his breakfast with his usual good off ,he hunte(i men by going In a clrcult-
reiisn. no nau .uKgiu mai m. same ou rouU Bven thwl Kho and Gardner
fare that he had been enjoying be served, refuBwl t0 .urr.nder until they had both
the chief Ingredient of the menu being ham b9t,n wounded and their ammunition was
and eggs. At 10:30 he waa waited upon by MnaUBtod. A deputy sheriff was In charge
tne prison cnapiaiu. ntr. upn iv. wu- of the poMe ani be sought to take charge
llam, who remained for three-quarters of of th41 Drtsoner.. but th. farmer, at flr.t
an hour. Rev. Williams stated afterward ,w A demanding an Immtdl.i. i,.v,
that Rhea manifested penitence for hi. L. tne best mean, of punlahina- tha
crime, but It wa. .tated that he had InU- m,,i.,.P. Tha deDutv. b .mt... i.
mated that he wanted no minister to at- duc.d th. posse to take th. men to the
tend him to the .caffold. , nf jIooMr. which la a rw ,..
At 11:30 Warden Reemer visited Rhea1. .... and when a freight train cam. bowl-
cell, accompanied by hi. clerk. E. B. Fair- i, .inn shortly after, the offlr.r .niri
field, to read the death warrant. Mr. Fair- the prisoner, aboard and got them safely
field read the document, which consumed out of the hands of the mob.
eighteen minutes. Rhea standing at the Only Rhea and Gardner were convicted
door of the cell to listen through the steel of murder, Rhea being sentenced to hang
bar.. When the reading wa. finished Rhea and Gardner receiving a sentence of life
asked the privilege of speaking to Mrs. Imprisonment
Beemer, who soon afterward visited him. I Rhea', execution was fixed to occur In
She remained nearly half an hour and camel April, 190, but the supreme court granted
away In great emotion, carrying nervously I him an appeal and the date was postponed
a .mall book, from which .he had evidently I until July of last year. A week before the
been reading. I date for the execution Ezra P. Savage.
Before .he came, however. Rhea partook I then governor, wa. Induced to grant Rhea
ot bla last meal, which was brought In I a resplt. of a year, or until July 14, 1X4.
Total excess since March 1, 1903.
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the day
Precipitation since March 1
Deficiency slnoe March 1
I wftclencv for cor. period. 1902...
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901...
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Reports fresa Stations at T P. M.
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STOLEN CHILD IS MURDERED 1
Babe KJenaped from Father'. Boase '
I. Slain and Badly
Matllated.
BLOOMINGTON, 111., July 10. The V
year-old daughter of Andrew Jordan, a
hay teamster, waa stolen from his home
last night. Today the body wa. found In
a mangled condition In Stautza' pasture,
two miles northwest of the city. The babe
had first been choked to death and then
mutilated.
No theory is advanced to account for
the crime, but adjoining towns have been
notified to look out for a man who la
thought to have hired the rig In which
the child wa. taken away.
Omaha, clear 83 K T
Valentine, clear 74 78 .10
North Platte, cloudy 7H 90 .00
Cheyenne, part cloudy 78 84 .00
Suit Lake City, clear sti 86 .00
Rapid City, clear T 74 .00
Huron, clear 801 82 T
Wllllston, clear 701 701 T
Chicago, cloudy 721 78 T
St. I,oula, clear 88 98 .30
St. Paul, clear 7K! 78 .on
Davenport, raining 6X1 88 .6X
Kansas City, dear 921 K .00
Havre, part cloudy 74' 74 .00
Helena, clear 741 781 .On
Bismarck, clear 68! 781 .80
Galveston, clear f hC .00
T Indicates trace of nr.H'Mtatlon.
U A. WELSH, Forecaster.
STEPS ON MATCH, MAY DIE
Girl Sets Herself Alight oa Denver
Street la Peculiar
Way.
DENVER, July 10. Mis. Marl. Murphy,
21 year, old, daughter of J. S. Murphy of
Pontiac, 111., may lose her life as a result
of a peculiar accident today.
8he stepped on a match lying In the
street which set fire to her clothing. Sev
eral men ran to her assistance, but she
waa badly burned before the flames were
extinguished.
Exports of C'nhaa Bugrar.
HAVANA, July 10. Cuba exported SCs.tnO
tons of sugar during the ttrnt six months of
19S, exceeding the exports during the
same period of 192 by 244.0O0 tons. The
amount on hand la estimated at 3&8.4O0 tons,
which Is VO.OuO tons lea. than a year ago.
St. Louis
Th Hlghtst Vrlcti but th Bttt iualitf.
OreUr freaa H. May A Ceaapaay
To iimke yourself scarce
la to make yourself
wanted.
Oenulne Irish Home
spun are "scarcer' n hen's
tfeth." Thai's why they're
wanted. That's why we
mude our arrangements
for a big- liuiHirtatlon Inst
full. That's why we have
quite a Mock here yet
tlm t and the backward
spring. And that's why
we're quoting reduced
summer prices on suits
and trousers made In the
"Miit-Carthy way" hy
picked 'MttcCiirthy" tail
ors, of thene genuine
Irish Homespuns, selected
Kergea, cool Crashes, etc.
This U your opportunity.
MacCarthy
Tailoring Company.
now at
J04-J0 S. litk St
Next Door to Wabash Ticket
Office.
nose I80S.
For Mwstrnal Suprjresilort
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