THE OMATTA DAILY nnfi: THURSDAY, PECEMnER- 21. lMtt.
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I I. ta are the IxiiL F'al-, reliable. Take (.
filifiv Html :. atHini. v r particular.
rnU. Ask your rirurrwt. Cidcuestar I Arcb.lt U BnMu Eeslinf LtUomUKB'J U
an entertainment nrr the auspices of th
Christian church. One la a talented musi
cian, th other skilled elocutionist.
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Ctemlral Co. Philadelphia. Pa.
Collector of Internal BtTtBCt
ruiaiii's.
HF3 SWul'dlM, 141& Farnam.
L. liENDEKSOM. Corlst. laU Farnam Ht,
SPEAKER CLARK WORKS (N COMMITTEES
TICKET flROKEHS.
CVT-RATF. railroad tlkrt mrrwhr
P. H. Phlibln. Farnam. 'Fhooa TM.
COST I ME.
Theatrical and maaQ. luieben, 1CU Farnsna,
STOltaCfa.
tal Trial ( Mra. Lavallear for
Mardrr of Her flastsaad Rraalli
I lk the Flrat la Dlaaarre
' sweat of the Jery.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES, Dec JX-(Fpeclal-It la
learned that Archie C. Emlth of Storm
Lake la a candidate for reappointment aa
CHARGES MURDER TO GRAVES
Daaahter af Dead Wind .er
Oat Warraat far Her "tea- '
father. f . .
DES MGINE8.' Is.. Dec. JTi -Ridding oe-
flanca to detectives, who hare been work
ing on the rasa without resnlta, Winnie
Reader, or Mrs. Walter Halbach, the
actress, within twenty-four houra after re
I turning home, awore out an Information
charging her atepfather, C W. Graves,
with the murder of her mother.
The coroner'a Jury had returned a verdict
to the effect that Mra. Orarea had been
choked to death and that fire had been
CM. Van 8 tor. Co., UUH Farn. Tela. 1K-;1.
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revenue collector In the northern Iowa. applied to her body afterwarda.
riRSITlRIC PACKING.
Petersen Laadberg. lis & 17th. Tel. L-t
(Should be tead DAILY by aU Interacted,
' aa change may occur at any time.)
Foreign tnntis lor the wrek enolrg De
' oember t. Uvl, will dona (PKOMPTLT In
al a-.; at the lieneral posuihue aa fol
lows! - rAKOiLB-POIT MAIL clowe oa
our earlier than closing tl.n a down below.
lisguiar aod auppkmantaiy ninli ckim at
. Foreign Bialou lull hour wur than clos-
In time shown blow isicept that Budp -
mantry Malls for Kurop and Central
America, 1 Colon, doaa one hour later at
tt reigu Station.
" Traaaatlaatle Malta.
THURPDAT At 1 a. re. for FRANCE.
BWilZEKUND, ITALY. SPAIN. TOn-
TLUAL, XUrtKlSY. KUIPT, UUEfccK,
HKll'iart I.SUIA and LOrlENZO UAH-
QlLZ, per a. a. La tiretaane, via Havre
(mail '.or other parte of kurop mint be
Olrvctea 'r a a. i-a tsretagne I.
x 8ATUHDAY At a. ra. for itUROrE, per
g. a. -fit. Paul via Southampton mall fur
Irelani and letter mail for Liverpool muat
ba directed "per a. a. bt. Fnul' ; at :J0
a. an. tor KVnurc, per a. a. iucama via
Qiwenatown; at fe.W a. m.. for 11EL
U1UM dlreot, per aa a. Zeelund (mall
' miut t directed pa.' a. a. Zeeland ).
After the cloMUa ot the 8'ippiemantary
Trane-Atlantic Malls named above, addi
tional Supplementary Ma.Ua are opened ca
tha tiers of the American, Enalli-a.
' Fiencn and Ge:mrr atenmara and remain
" ops until within Ten Mia u tea o tha hour
. o( aaiang 01 aiaauner.
Malta (or oatk aai Caafral Aaaerlca,
... waat ladlee, Ete.
TirUBBDAY At 1:30 a. m. Rk BARBADOS
and BRAZIL, por a. a. BeUugglo. via
a t'ernaxnbuoo, Hia Janeiro ana ban toe
(mail tor Northern lira all. ArKeminr
Vruaruay and Paraguay muat be directed
per a. a. w.iiafsio ); at a. m. tor llha
tar a. a. Havana (mall for M ex loo via
Progroao, Campeoba and Vera Crua muiit
Olreetea - per a. a. Havana ); at u
(auppiementary p. m. ror tSA
11 AM AO, per a. a. Saratoga (mall for
Mexico via Taniploo, UMist be directed
"tier a. a. Saratoga")
8ATUBDAT At ( a. m. for BEBMUDA.
ITetona; at a:av a.
dlatrlat In'caae'J. U. Bimmls of LeMara I
la dropped out of the' offloex Bammla hi
under charger filed by a former clerlt In
hhi office, who accuaed him of compelling
the chief clerk to divide aalary with
Mra. Grave' Charred body waa found laat
Friday. The couple have not been on good
tcrma and divorce proceed I rga had been
Instituted. Grave waa arreated thla after
aoon and la now In' Jail. Mlaa Reader
CHARGES FARMER WITH DEATH
brother of tha collector, whd held a lower I awnara vengeance agalnat her atepfatherf
poMtlon In tha office and at lemi pay. Tha
cct!5sttona went, to President Rooaevelt
aome time ago and Mr. Bamml has replied
thereto and ha a alao visited Washington.
Tlut ruch la the situation that already
candidate for Ma placa have appeared
and Mr. Smith haa taken steps to secure
indorsements for the placa In caae of a
new appointment..
Altered, that Ma a Killed
' Voiag Wife with Cklora-faraa.
Hie
laeaker Will Take at Haaae.
O. W. Clarke of -: Adel,' -who will be
speaker of tha Iowa hcuae, has taken a
reafdenc .In Dea Moines for the aeaalon
and will not follow the custom of speakers
of living at a hotel In a eml-publlo' way.
He haa ranted a furnished house near
Drake university where two of his chil
dren are attending college. Mr. Clarke
la not visiting Dea- Molnea very often
previous to the legislature, but Is re
maining at home and members who desire
to see hlra can fled him there. lie la at
work -n hjls committees, but states that
he haa far from completed any of the
committees.
The News Publishing Co. of Adel haa beon
Incorporated with S10.000 capital to pubUKh
tha Adel News. The Incorporators are
A. C. Hotchklss. T. J. Caldwell. S. M.
Leach and others, and the Incorporation
waa made necessary by a partial change
In ownership. ' ' ,
Hate Health Ofnewra.
Tha aecond annual meeting of tha Iowa
association of health officers Is to be held
hi Dea Molnea. commencing January IX.
There will be a banquet on, that evening.
with a full two days program of papers
and discussions. J. A. Talenta of Iowa
City 'Is president, L. A. Thomas of Red
Oak, vlo president, and T. C. Leean of
Mount Ayr, aecretary and treasurer. The
asaoclatlon waa organised a little .over
a year ago and haa already planned to
secure some needed legislation affecting
ELDORA. Ia.. Dec 21 A young farmer
named William BUfer of Metros township,
near this city, was arrested by the sheriff
of Grundy county today on a charge of
murder In the first degree.
It is alleged that he Is responsible for
the death of his bride ot less than a year.
She died In bed while he waa sleeping by
her aide. An empty clorofonn bottle was
found on a dresser near by.
Coavleta Cedar Rapids Oflaelal.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia., Dec. M W. L.
Moore, street commissioner of this city,
was this evening convicted of obtaining
money unler false pretenses from the
city of Cedar Rapids by entering on the
payroll of tha city a horse as- "William
Martin" and drawing excessive pay for
the horse In that manner for a period of
ten months.
GRANTS WRIT; SCORES DIM j
Jndgs Estatla Finds th Btformet Wat
Actis in Vtrr Bad IYU.
ACTUATED BY MOTIVE TO GET REVENGE
art I-ete Maadasaaa LI Aaalaat
City OBtelala,, hat Dae Kot
Make It Oaeratlva
- ra Yet.
Judge Estelle granted a modified writ ot
mandamus yesterday In the case brought
by I. J. Dunn against the Diamond saloon.
1311 Douglas street, where It was al'.eged
gambling waa being earrled on and where
gambling fixtures wera alleged, to be In
peratfbn, but took occasion to declare that
Dunn waa acting In very bad faith In the
caae, being actuated primarily by a, desire
for revenge rather than td enforce the
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aw.
By the terms of the writ the municipal
officers are not empowered to arrest any
on at tha Diamond or elsewhere, but are
o make an Investigation of the condition
at tba Diamond, and an Inspection of the
premises with a view to ascertaining
whether gambling nature are kept and
operated.
Daaa Aetata Baa ralth.
Judge Eatelle aald: -
The court finds aa- a matter of fact
that the relator, I. J. Dunn, la not acting
In good faith In bringing and prosecuting
thla action. In this: '. That he bring and
prosecute this . action primarily for th
purpose of affecting on Thomas Dennlaon,
and hla desir for enforcing th law Is
secondary consideration;
I do not desire to comment on this
que Hon to any greet extent. At tha
same time I would be doing violence to
my own conviction of right and wrong
If I should find any" other way. I flna
here that tor
the assistant (
tier a a. Pretoria: at s:a) a. m. isupdir
mentary. : a. m.) for PORTO H1CO. I t,..i,. k,,
CURACAO and v E.NF.ZGELA. per s. a I" "
Philadelphia (mall (or bavanllia and Car- I aeeoaa Trial
tagena must f oirectea --per a. s. rnn-
delphta"i at f:S0 a. m. (supplementary
1:3U a. m. for FORTUNE ISLAND, JA
MAICA. HAVAN1LLA. CARTAGENA
and GRETTOWN, per a. a. Aletie (mall
for Coata Wear must be directed "per a.
a Alene 'l: at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per s.
u. Morro .Castle-, via Havana; at 11 1')
. in. for CUBA, par a. at Maraeas. via
Uavana.
Matla Farwarved Ovorlaad, Eto Et
1 eept TraaaaaeiSe.
. ' CUT1 A Via Port Tampa, FU-, 1osa at this
-i offlca daily, except Thursday, at li.al
a. m (the coui.ectltia: mmli close her
on Mondaya, Wednesdays and . Balur
e" itivf . a ' r
. ' iiKilPO ClTYOverland. unlAts specially
addressed for desparih by stsnmer, closes
- - at this offlca daily, except Sunday, at IK
1 p. m. and li- p. m. bunaaya ti l p. m.
ana H r. m. ' - .
- 1 KKWFoCNDLAVD By rait to North Pyd
r ' tiey. and thence hy sn amer; close at this
: thoa dally at a:) p. m. (connecting tnalla
clone her every MondayWedneaaay and
raturdarl.
EEi.l.K, PUERTO CORTEZ nd OOATE-UAIJL-Bv
rail to New Orleans, and
thenc-by ateamer, otosea -1 this office
lllv. exceot Sunday, at 11:30 p. m. and
I.1:J0 p. m., Sundays at fl p. m, and lil t
ii. m. (connecting mail clow here alim-
Oaya at il:Su p. m.)
JAMAICA By tall to Bosto. and thnc
by steamer, close at thai offlo at J0 p.
n. every Tuealay.
Jly rail to Philadelphia and tNenc hf
steamer closes at tiua olSo at 11 M p. m,
' . .r. ir.4n.liU. i
M IQUELON hj rail to Poston 'and thenc
by atramer, doaa at thla otnc dally at
I VI n. m.
COSTA BICA By rail to New Orleans, and
thenc by steamer, close at this oftle
j rixllv. exoetit Rundy. at 11:1) v. m. and
' ' I'.IJO p. m.. Sundays at tl'p. m. andJU JO
S. m. (coiin-ciing roau tiuta car luea
in at 1110 d. m.) -i '
BAHAMAd (Kxcept Parcela-Poat Mills)
lit rail to Miami, n., ana inence ny
tun flo at u:ju p. ra. every iuaa-
IRtJISTERED MAIL closes at p. .m.
- Traaapalaa Malta..
CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria, B. C, cloa here dally at i.M
p. m., ur to December. 1-3 Incljalve, for
" despatch per a. a. tmpreaa of India. (Mar
bhaudise , for U. 8. PBtal Agency at
BUioiigUai cannot b luraaxaea vi Can-
KllA I
CHINA and JAPAN, via Baattls. close her
dally at R p. n. up i tt, la-
r ii ivr fur arsnatcb Her a. a. BiiavuiuL
; HAWAII, JAPAN and CHINA and ape.
clally addresaed mail (or tha PHILIP.
Misi ISLANlxi. via San Francloc-u, rloae
. bar daily at SO p. in. up to December
iA, Inriuiv. fur oeapatcb per a. a. Niu
ion Maria.
ALITRAXJA (excpt westl. riJI 1ST
', ANi-i and NEW CALEDONIA (spclUy
, tildrmml ooi (. Vl MiU.ouvi r ana V lo
torta. H. C, cU here dully at i S) p.
m. op to rra. tsa. Inclusive tor despatca
per a Miowera,
fHSV 7, c: A I.AM), A I ST R ALIA (except
Wst. NEW CALEIHJNIA. FIJI. BA
Mu. and HAWAII. va Ban Franclst.
ciuu here dally at t.la p. m. up to Dt-e-jm.
tr t-a, i.'.ciuitive, lor aeapaicn per a. a
fciarra. !f tiia Cuuard alcaioer etriiiim
tins firMsh mall i-Jf liew Jinamnd d a
ot arrive In time to eonne-t with thla
(lUuati-h. extra niaila cloaina at M
. m , S.Su a, in. ad ao p. m. ; Suudoa at
4 SO a. m., a. n. and :) p. t. will be
piada up ai d forwarded until tho ainvtil
r trie unura e(ejtnier.
rHILiPPlNrt ISLANDS, via San Ftan
. rttci. close ber dol.'v at rv m. nn to
iie-,i l.er -7. tTirlu-lve, for despatch pr
United State TTano.ort.
- TAlilil anJ UAhol ,SAI ISLANDS. Via
ban rvancisco. e:one n-re aaliy at 3 a.
m. up to January 1, Inclusive, for dta
tat(h tiar a. a. J art
axAtVan, JAPAN. OH1SA and PHILIP
, 'IM lSUNUi via aa Franctoo, c.-
aer daily at t M p. in. tip to Dee rnier
i, ini lu'lve, lor aaf-patrn per a. a. iri(
IIAWAII. via Sua riamt.-cu, close here
daily 30 r. m. up to January H. lnciu-
Mv. (or despatch per a a. Alameda.
K'TKI lileaa olhe l-e addrenaeil. Wet
Au-lra lu 14 fo:wjr' d via Uuwin, and
New Zeiland and I'hlHpptnea vln Fan
Frunebco the qui keet routes. Ph'lip
llnes peclally addreaed ' la Cani.dt '
r ""via Kui-ope" muat it fu'ly preiml.t at
the forln r-t-n. Hawaii la forwarced
via 8 n Frani-t-co exclusively.
Traipcl1e mailn are lorviardei o pr.rt of
.iili..e t ally and tba ahe1ui nl tuii,n
Is ariris.l en the l reAUnit-l l'ft of thtrir
smIiiiti aiiled bverl.ua ttaiisil. tReat.
terea nv-.il i Ins- at a p. m. prevtoue Jy.
CuUXKLI VAN lOTT. 1-mfrr.
Piimmiin, New York, N. Dcmber 11,
lt-C -
Fa 11 ere.
Th jury In th eaaa of Ur. Lavalleur.
at Newton, fnHed to render a verdict after
being out a day and a half. Mrs. Laval
leur waa triad for th killing of her hus
band two year ago. She had. on trial
before, but tha Jury failed to agre. Th
testimony against her I all circumstantial
and It la , probable Jhat tli matter will
now be dropped.
" The sheriff of Cas county, la. has gone
to Boseman, Ment, o bring back to Al
lan Uo on V. B. Lytic, accused of era
besslement from the Wlota office of th
De Maine Grain and Elevator company.
. rrepara Capital Reaart., ,
The member of th State Capitol com
mission r la the, city today . preparing
their report on the work don, by them
In repairing and Improving th stats capi
tal during the past year and a half. The
commiaElon baa expended ' a larger aura
of money than was expected In the mere
matter, of repair and needed change and
.th work, la still going on In th capltqi.
It la feared that some parta of th -work
CHANGE IN MINE. MANAGERS
Harris Fraahlla atcslgraa fraaa Aetlva
. Work with tha Oaldea
Reward.
DEADWOOD, 8. D., Dec. a-(8peclal.-A
conference of the principal owners in th
Golden Rewsrd Mining company waa re
cently held In New York and Harris Frank
lin, manager, baa just returned. ' At this
conference Mr. Franklin submitted his ree
Ignatlon aa genesal manager and lnaisted
upon It acceptance, explaining that he in'
tended to spend much of bis time away
from Deadwood In th future and It would
therefor be Impossible for htm to devote
hi personal attention to tha business aa
heretofore. The resignation was accord
Ingly accepted, to take effect as soon aa
his successor can be decided upon. Who
the- uoeasor will'' be ia hot known, al
though the company la said to hav several
.men la. view. Mr. Franklin says th com
pany Is well satisfied with Its relp supertn
tendent and Its smelter superintendent, and
tba duties of th general manager consist
chiefly In attending to th details of both
mine and mill. i .
The company has fully decided to resume
operations at th smelter In Deadwood.
where work haa been suspended sfnc last
March, when a walk-out of employe oc
curred. The resumption will not occur,
however, until the new general, manager
has taken over, the affair of th company
It I estimated, that six weeks will be nec
essary, to unwater th principal Golden
Reward mine, which hare baen'allowed to
fill up since th smelter closed down.
E. H. Harrlman, the Belmonts and Sam
ul W. Allerton ar,wHh Mr. Franklin, tha
heaviest stockholder.- At th recent con-
will not be In order, when th legislature ferenc In New York. they were all present
exceot Mr. Harrlman, who was In Utah at
tending the ceremonies of opening th new
Salt . Lake Cut-OR. ' Mr. Franklin says the
coke situation is greatly Improved and tha
company wilt be able to supply Itself at
waaonabl figure.
There Is no tgn of Improvement In th
cattle situation and Mr. Franklin aaya hi
company Is still determined to dispose of
Its holding on th rang.' "
n'feta. Tha commission wlH Indicate that
additional appropriations ar - needed for
work that waa not foreseen.
Chara-ed with Bhapllftlaa;.
Two women 'were caught attempting shop
lifting In a 10-cent store thla evening and
they were arrested with some stolen goods
on their persona. They were Mr. E. J.
Slaver and Mr. H. J. Bolden and gav
bond for trial. ' . -
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Iaxaa Ladarc Kletlaa,
LOGAN, Ia.. , Deo. 3.-8pecUL-Last
night th Eastern Star elected th fol
lowing officer for th coming' year: Fior
no M. Wood. W. M.i Kate P. Stearns.
A. M. ; Thomas Arthur. W, P.; Fannie M.
Ford, secretary; Mary Wood, . treasurer:
Fanni A. Beck, C; Esther i. Kennedy,
C.
The Masonic lodge elected the following
o (Boers: W. Humphrey. W. . M.; A. L.
Grosvenor, S. W.; H. R- Harvey, J. W.J
J. A. Hetertck, treasurer; C E. Blodgett.
secreUry; B. T. Ibiff. S. D. ; A. W. Black-
bum, J. D.; J. B. Crouch, 8. 8.; E. E.
Beck. J. a; J. N. Young. T. A Joint In
tallatlon will be given publicly by th
two - lodge above . named ' December fX.
Thomas Arthur will preeid.
Modem Woodmen of America Encamp
ment No. 1337 hav elected the following;
EL R. Kellogg. V. C; B. A. "Atkins, W. A
O. L Coffey, E. B.) JIorga Ii Harvey,
ulcrk; V.. IL CattmH aid C. 8. Kennedy.
physicians; W. C. Ehrhardt, E. G. Tyler
end W. 8. Bennett, manager; F. T- Top
ping. V.; H. M. Norman, E.
J iJJAM MiiaJ ! Au . - . :t. . . , . , . . j - . ; . ...,;.,'.i1;,l,i!.,,,,( 1 i At J m d J d J AJ 1 J S A f Jt jjAi i J A A H J i t JA AA.At LJ - I
' ' - wmi mn e s - AA I r i,A 0 Jf A tf It tffmj'''?-"'' " - -
four rears Mr. Dunn wss
county attorney, and had for
thro years, a I recall It, during his
Incumbency of th office, the entire charse
ot tha prosecution or men for gambling;
nd. notwithstanding the Immense num
ber of caae that he, commenced In the
prosecution of these tremblers, as I recsil
ft, th only ones where the record hav
ben Investigated hsve been against Ber
lin. Halev. the two- Bhermkhe and Jor
aenson. Those are the only- ones I recall
at the present time. When pressed for an
answer uunn said mat not one ot inuw
caaea had ever been prosecuted to final
determination In thla court, ana nis manner
of testifying on the witness stand and all
that, leads me to that conclusion.
FJvldene hat Perfect.
Speaking upon th question as to whether
a pool room I actually In operation at the
Diamond th court said:
I am not oreDared to ear that there la
sufficient evidence to convince a Jury be
yond a reasonable doubt, but the strong
preponderance ot. eviaence in mis case is
that a nool room was belnr conducted there.
TIM court also poioa mat in mayor ana
chief of police had been notified that
gambling waa being carried on at th Dia
mond.
"I mak. this finding," th court say, "he
cause I think they bad Sufficient notic to
lead them 'to act, but notic and actual
knowledge ar two entirely different
thing."
Aa to th duty of the municipal officer
In enforcing th law th court found
follows
- It Is tha dutr of the mavor of the city
of Omaha to ee that the criminal lawa of
the atate and the ordinances of th city ar
enforced, and where he ha notice or
knowledge or haa reason to believe that the
same are being violated It la hi duty
through the chief of police And the police
(ore or tne city to cause an investigation
to be made for the purpose of having them 1
ascertain whether the criminal lawa ar I
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being violated.
police ascertain -
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that" "such'
la the cas
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la further the duty ft- the mayor to se that
the proper Infurmattoti la filed, that the
parsons so violating th lawa ar arreated 1
br -he police and that they are
prosecuted, and In rie 'tfte chief of police
or polio fore neglect or refuse to do so
It Is th duty-of ihe' mayor to order them
to do so. And In cejie'of the chief of police.
tinder the same atate cif fact's. It is his duty I
to act or hta own voirtlon and make an In
vestigation, and If he ascertalna that' the
criminal lawa are being violated It Is his
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Mitchell' Three Ceaveatloa.
MITCHELL. & D.. Dee. a. (Special.)
The Bouth Dakota buttermakara conven
tion will be held In Mitchell February t,
4. ( and I A proposition was mad th
Commercial club by Hon. C. P. Sherwood
of DeSinet. aecretary of th association, to
meet in Mitchell, which . was concurred In
by th executive committee, and which th
Commercial club waa pleased to accept
Th datea mentioned above are . tha aama
on which th atate poultry ahow and th
convention of th liv stock breeders will
b held, and tha combination of th thre
Important convention will be th mean of
bringing a very large crowd of delegates
to th city. It being estimated, that hetwaen
MO and 600 delegate will be attracted. Mr.
Sherwood aaya that a fin program will b
mad vp for the buttcrmakera. Including
some expert from th cast, Th live stock
breeders, aald from havta? soma good ad
dresses on matters of Importance to that
Un of Industry, will hav a fat stock sale,
which will Aix breeder aU ovr th tat
an opportunity to dispose of their stock.
This feature f In charge Ot Prof. J. W.
Wilson of Brookings. ,
Eatertalasaaat far Chareh Baactt
LOGAN. Ia, Dee. 1 -(Special.) Last
night at th opera house Bella C. Jack
on, supported by Percy 1L Levin, gav
LEGAL hUTlCIC
"TOCKHOI.DEKir MEETING.
CrriCK K l.t:h:-ULA3b-AMJttEEEl
HAKDVtAKbl CAiall'A.Nr. OMAHA.
i-ec. U. ! NulK Is bereoy given 10 the
tin ktui.iltris o( th Lee-Uiasa-Andreesea
llrdar rvmiuriy that tha annual anet-t.
ni!f 01 tne ivrknuiirn ot tba cumpany
11 b held at ti e omces of the said rom-
v. ruriitt of NliilU a:id Harney strvt-ta.
In the city of Omaha, in th atais of Ne
braska, on Tuekl.y. January IX A. V.
at 1 o ci k it. tu . tjt the nurinuHt of 1 1-
ing a bou.rd of dlrr,'ton, fur tha'connfetny
to serv ourn.g ts.- erauin car, and ti
tranr-act aut-n oth-r luaiucs as mr bs
pia-r.ts4 at such merttna. H. J. I.rE.
Preailent.
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Won koilt yovr holl-
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' Cook's IaipcrU! Ul '
he purest, moat dclt-l
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Daksts t'afvarelty Vtata Tear Well.
MITCllEOJU & D.. Dee"a.-8pcial.)-
Dakota university dosed tha fall term this
afternoon for th holiday vacation. Th
first term under th direction of President
Nicholson baa been a splendid success, and
the Impress of his ability has been felt
throughout th institution. Th enrollment
for th fall term baa reafbed tt students
In all departments, which ahows an In
crease of at I oast fifty over last year. Th
university haa Just cum Into poaaeaaiua
of COCO aa a bequest from th Rev. Q. W.
Emlth of Platte, who died during th cum
mer and left the university that amount
from hla tate. Work I twin" pushed on
the new university building and the heat
ing plant will b Installed soon. In th
early spring it la Intended to us several
rooms la tbe building. It will be dedicated
at th June commencement. -
I ,
Mitchell Expcexa Jew Balldlaaa. ,
MITCHELL. & D.; Dej. t.-Speclal -
Among the building projects for next year
will b th erection of a three-story atone
nd brick building by T. P. Navin and J.
1 P. Craig. It will hav a frootag of fifty
rest oa Mala and 111 feet on First suae.
and will cost K6.1M0. Th lower floor will
b used for business house and tha upper
I fioora for office. It will be located acroas
th street from the Wldmana hotel but d
Ing. There will be considerable baus build
tng next year according to th reports of
I contractor, several of whom ar drawing
plan th la winter and makinc their U
mate for th beginning f work la th
spring
The court finds ai a matter of law: -
That betting or selling pools 'on a hore
race Is gambling within lh meaning cf tbe
tstute or tnis stste.
The set of keeping and maintaining
room where the public la Invited to come
for the purpose of betting on horse race
and for th purpose of buying and selling
rruils on hors races constitute the often
of keeping a room to be used or occupied
1 or gamoima witmn tne statutes OI in
state of Nebraska. ,
Th keeping of fixture and device set
forth In the court's fifth finding of fact
where such fixture ar used in maintaining
and operating a pool room, such th
court finds is kept and maintained at Tb
Diamond" pool room, No, 1311 . Douglas
street, 00 not constitute gambling device
or gaming machine aa defined In ectfon
21S. Criminal Code, slat of Nebraska.
It was on thla Droooaition that th erreat-
est contention was had her a a proposi
tion ot law. I have very carefully studied
the cases that were presented, and there
are- at least three rase that ar probably
quarely In point. I rather think there la
hut one that la absolutely and squarely In
point.
This decision Is th outgrowth of th writ
for a mandamus brought by I. J. Dunn to
compel th municipal officer to arrest th
proprietors of the Diamond. Th hearing
of the writ occupied more than a week be
fore Judge Est ell e and was concluded three
weeks ago. since which tlme the court hss
been Investigating th law, preparatory to
announcing It decision.
Tim fa a Motlaa.
When Dufin appeared before Judge Estelle
yesterday afternoon with an order drawn
up for the court' signature. In compliance
wttl) hi decision of th morning. W. J.
Connell, a attorney for the defense, aald
he wished to be given Urn Jn which to
file a motion for a new trial before to
court affix hi signature to th order. '
Dunn protested against thla but Judge
Estelle said that be would hold the order
In hla own keeping until Saturday morning
at 1ft o'clock, at which time h will hear
the motion and th argument for a new
trial. In th meantime th writ of manda
mus' will not become operative until th
motion for a new trial haa been disposed of.
CALIFORNIA'S attractions, are mostly -of
... its own kind pec u I at to the state, and ot
'none is this so emphatically trua as that
unique pcoduct. the Bik Trees. The act of these
colossi is from 1,500 to 3,000 years. The Mariposa
Grove, which can be visited while en route to the
1 oscmite, contains some of the largest. '! tbe
Calaveras Grove are from ninety to one .hundred
of huge sue. Near Santa Cms is a beautiful
h-rove of redwood Bid Trees which.will well em
ploy a day's visit J
... . " r . . . v.. '-. - -
-Taste amactto am bestveadwd byta Union Paelfla.
whose, fast trains arrive al 5a Prandace aad Los Angelas
from Omaha slatasa haant ahead oi all competitors.
Uhe Bfist of
Everything
CITT TICKET OFFICE
1324 Faraaaa Stre-et.
'Phon til .
T ' V- t ' .
tMBB.lhrt C'laaea Sahaal.
PIERRE. 8. D.. Deo. II. (SpwUl ) Tha
schools of Fort Plena, on th west aid of
the liver, were closed last week oa account
of several case af dipbtharta A that town.
On doath haa occurred. It being that ot
Mia Alice Desamaa. Two other caaea ex
1st. out ar quaxanuusa and 111 era is o
spread af th dlevaa.
seata Daksts HiMi Bids.
PIERKE, 8. D.. Dec O. (Speclal.)-lTh
Stat Board of Regent la preparing to ad
vertise for bids for the new building at
the Madison Stat Normal school and th
dormitory to bs erected at the Springfield
Normal, the bids to he opened at the meet
ing of tha board which will b held at
Huron January 2. They ar also asking
architects to submit plans and aketchea at
th same meeting for tha new drill hall
and armory to b erected at th Vermilion
university. 1
, Garlaad Baak Claaea Dears.
GARLAND. Wo.. Dee. 3.-Th Garland
bank baa closed It duora aa a reault of th
fa Pure of the Bi-r.k of Newcastle last week.
It was reported her that th local bink
was Involved with th Newcastl Institu
tion, and a heavy rua waa made Tha
Garlaad hank was " connected la no way
with th Newoaatl bank, however. Block
holder aay they will b abl to meet their
obligation and re sum bualne at one.
iserdeta mill Kselted.
ABERDEEN. 8. D., Dc H (BpecUL)
Tkf interval in th recent coal discovery
south ot this city Is not abating. Those who
has Investigated .th anatu-r claim that
tba quality la betUar than th North Da
kota ilgnlt and barn freely.
Thf problem of cheap fuel In this sect loo
of the stat seam practically solved If the
vein of coal Is a cxieasrva aa it aew ap-
5 o'cSocE:
is Served
ea
daily in the obseryation.car of tbe Golden State
Limited.' ' j... 1 .
It is but one of a-doien things ' that5 make the
Golcion Gtojo Limited :
different from, and better tBan, other j trans-continental
trains. : '
leaves Chicago and Kansas City, daily, Dec. 20
to April 14, for Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and
Ban Francisco. Southern route, .by way of El
Pao and the Southern Pacific, through a land
. vrhere winter Is unknown. ' ' -' ' :
. K Ticket, berths aad J
Iherstorw at this offloa -
"VJ I ftilllAI.I Uli Uiiniiri likUa
Tht5 Only bouble
TracK Railway
,to Chicago- r , J
'1 '
The Omaha
Chicago f 'Train '
'Par Excellence
1 yK toUi train mtds
' tn fil OmeAa daily- OA ;
TIME At 5:50 p. m., arrir
tuff CAicajo 7:30 next mors- -.
.nj. Library, Ilufiet- Cr, v
limrberj nsie ilawird Sletp-
rrt, (JkmirOarfEtitryCtiixj.
i City OffICe'sai
14011403 FA P NAM ST.
...J... OMAHA
: Ttu e24-oi '
Charges Less Thsn all Gihers
b mad aa soon a possible.
para to be. A thorough InveatlgaUon will I uriiua t to become a branch ot tha Ameii
MISS MYSTERIOUS MINISTER
llssi Falls (karck Faapla, aad Par.
tlealarly Hla Vrlda, Vsasei
...... i Where Iyaas la. - -
IOL'X FALLS. 8. D. Dae. 3. (BpacUl
Telegram). Local pollc ar baffled hy
th mysterious . disappearance ot Rev.
Charles A. Lyons, who for om tim has
been occupying different pulpits la Ibis
.city, not Saving a regular charge. Tba
last n of htm was yesterday afternoon,
sine which Urn not sllgbeat trace can b
found. H was married only a few week
ago to Mia Purvis, stenographer In a
local bank. The wife believe ha I victim
of foul play or ha met with, a aertou
oddest.
Maalelaa ta Orsraalae.
LEAD. 8. D . Dec. a. oe ti V-The
Lead aad Deadwood maettiana hav' taken
steps toward tha organisation of a union
and hav selected temporary officer. Th
ran Federation of Muslclaaa Th local
blanch la known a the Black Hills Musi
clans', association. J. E. RlckTe of Dead
wood Is temporary chairman and U. W.
McMapus temporary secretary. There ar
forty names on tbe rolLtnostly from Lead.
Lie aay Dealer' Mala Tap.
HURON, & D.. Dee. (Special.)-Th
annual meeting ot tba South Dakota Re
tail Liquor Dealers association was held
In Waiartown and as reported by Presi
dent John T. Breea of this city, was largely
attended and of mach Interest to thus
preasnt. .Orfleer elected for the ensuing
year war: - president, John T. Braea of
Huroo; first vioa president, Frad Widmaa
of Mitchell; aeeond vice preusdent. Curt
DeGraJt of Watertown; secreUry, Ed 1L
liawUy of Huron! treasurer,. Thomas
Navin of MIU'hv-11; aergeant-at-arma. L, A.
Iluoth ot Watertown.'1 Mathow Goellen of
Redneld, Ed Lanm of Watertown. William
Madden. f Castlewopd, William C Connell
of Red field. M&thew liehrend of Parkatoa
coimtitut th executive oouiiniti.
DR. JslcCREW.
SPECIALIST
Treats all lurn at Uiseases af
MEM OSLr. t
Twenty-eight year. experience
Eighteen jears ItrOsiah
Th dAclor' reiuaraabl aucces ba
never been suaied. tim rsaojrcea and
lacllltie fur treating this Class of Claeases
ar unlimited and every day brluaa many
nattering report ot th good be is doiik,
or th relief h ha6 gia.
KOT SPRINGS TREATMENT fOR
Ail Bluod Pnlsona No "BRKAKIKU OUT
on the skin or fsc and all external signs
f th disease disappear at one. A per
manent cur for Uf guarantaad.
VlDtrnfflF Cur" uuraatd " la
AHILULa-L. Lrji THAN DA VS.
NEAR 30.000 ZTZZ ?ti"":
I I)eUIUty, Los Of Btrength elA HalUy
Lr.d sil foraaa el cfaronlo dissasMS
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