THE BEE: OMAHA, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1900.
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'Council Bluffs
Minor Mention
jrfea OnuU Bluffs Offlo of tt
OmiU U at 15 Koott Strati
Both kN .
Council Bluffs
j
Ma Jest io rangra. p. C. Ds Vol Hdw. Co. .
NVoodrtnf Undertaking company. Tel. 23.
Lewis Cutler, funeral director. 'Ftiohe IT.
FAU8T BEIOti AT ROUE PIS' BUFFET.
CUARKft V.ARBEK SHOP. FIRST
NATIONAL. I-.-.XK.
When you i . . reliable want ad adver
tising, use Tlie' .-Ju.
Mr. P. M. t'.'jfftnan of S17. Fifth avenue
la reported to t.c on the tick list.
Pictures aw. .v. i pottery for weddlna;
Sifts. Alexand- ' Art .Store. S33 Broadway.
Balrd A BoU . .. undertakers. 'Phone llfi-
Expert plana -uuinc Hosps. 'Phone 544.
t Pearl street. rtouth Main.
Up-to-date Art Department and Picture
Framing, borwlek, 211 Bouth Main street.
For good patnUng Walter Nlcholalsun
4c Co., 11 South Main sireeu 'Phone Inde
pendent 416 Red.
OR R 4, NT TWO ROOMS. BAPP
uUX'K. I.NUUIKE fi. A. VVIOUIAM. to
8COTT STRS.KT. THONGS 48S.
Exceptional piano bargain thin week a,
A. Hoepe '., til Pearl fct., 28 B. Main H.,
Counoll Wuffs, la. fcesy payments.
Li. F. Oraee, a former teacher In the lilKl.
school, arrlveit In the city taut evening
frcm rianta Maria, Cal., accompanied b
his wife. ',
Wanted On, carrier In south part of
town and one carrier In central iiftrt of
town to carry Tha Bee. Apply Dee of
fice, IS Scott fc't.
Ernest Myers of 'Aoatln, Minn., and Miss
Kate Uloes of this city were married yes
terday morning by Rev. James M. Wil
liams at the ' liroadu ay Methodist church
jarsonaja,
Mrs. John ' McKorloy, wife of John Mo
Sorley. a South Main street grocer, was
placed irt Ht'. "Bernard's hospltttl yesterday
afternoon. A recent Illness resulted, It la
said. In mental derangement.
Mayor Maloney, City Physician Tubb
and City Health Officer Bower went yes
terday to Des Moines to attend the annual
conference botween the State Board o.
Health and municipal health officers.
Roy A. Swett of Lewis. la., and Mis.-.
Matilda C. Field of Newman Grove, la.,
wers married yesterday afternoon by Rev
Marcus P. McClure of the First Presby
terian church, at the horn of ii. S. Camp
bell, 623 Sixth avenue.
Lydia Stephens, a young woman resldlm:
with her parents at Crercent, la., ira
placed In BU Barnard's hospital y enteral,
pending an examination today before ti
' I.' wnlssioners on Insanity. An Inforniauu
:)ng her with being insane was f 1 1
by tha father, 8. L. Stephens.
Tha funeral of Mrs. Mary Mlthen, an o'.'
settler of Council Bluffs, was held yestei
day morning from tit. Francis Xavicr .
church, with a requiem hltth mass. Buria
waa In St. Joseph's cemetery, the following
Serving as pallbearers: Patrick Donahoy,
James Wlckham, Martin Hughes, W. C.
Unthank, 8. G. Underwood and L.. A.
Bergman. -'
. Roy Pollock of Omaha and Leota Strlnsei
of Sldell, 111., were refused a mnrrlftx
license yesterday In this city because in.
young man's mother got busy with the
telephone and notified Clerk Brown of Uh
district court that her son was not yet ol
age. When they left the court house Pol
lock and the young woman declared their
Intention of trying elsewhere.
Mr. John Egan, aged TS years, died last
evening at her home, 810 Fifth avenue.
Besides her husband she leaves four daugh
ters. Miss Margaret Kuan, living at home;
Mrs. T. boian of Aberdeen, fi. D., and
Mrs. Kate McAvoy and Mrs. William
Keeley of Forrest, 111., and three sons,
Patrick and John Egan of Carroll, la., and
Thomus Egan of this olty. Arrangements
for the funeral have pot been completed.
WEST ENDERS ARE WROTil
Think Council Should Take Positive
Action on Street Car Franchise.
TALK OF STARTING ACTION
Council Bluffs
Assert that It "naarbnn Fraaohlsa
Is Valid Company Has Rights la
streets of City for Thirty
, Bight Tears ta Coaae.
Thirty
test
da
of
The failure of the Council Bluffs city
council to take some action looking
toward terminating what rights. If
any, the Omaha Council Bluffs fftreet
Railway company had under the franchise
granted the Council Bluffs, Lake Manawa
It East Omaha Construction company In
1897 Is not at all pleasing to the resident
of the western part of the city, who were
rt sponsible for Attorney General Byers and
City Solicitor Kimball Investigating the
natter of the statu of the company's
charter rights on the streets of Council
3luffs.
The Instructions given to City Solicitor
Kimball and the Judiciary committee
to "take up" the matter of this
particular franchise, they contend, Is en
tirely too Indefinite. They Insist that ex
plicit directions should have been given
the city attorney and the committee to
take the necessary steps to have the courts
determine whether or not this franchise
was still In force. Attorney General Byers
gave It as his opinion that the street rail
way company had long ago forfeited any
rights Under this charter, which Is Com
monly known as the Suburban franchise,
and under which It is generally supposed
the street railway company Is now operat
ing In Council Bluffs.
Ho Use to Delay Aetloa.
"There Is no use In delaying matters,"
said one of the officers of the West Council
Bluffs Improvement club yesterday. "In
the face of the opinion of the attorney
central that the 1897 franchise, better
:nown as the Suburban charter, Ik huli
.Mid void, and has been for a number ot
ears, it behooves the city council to de
jimlne by action in the courts If neces
sity Just what rights the company Jias on
he streets of the city, and how long these
l ights will continue.
"Mr. Kimball gave It as his opinion that
.he question of the validity ot this 1S97
franchise could alone be determined by
the courts, and If this )s the cass what I
the use of delaying matters. It Is not
likely that the street railway company will
concede that this franchise Is of no ac
count, and If the city council desires tc
have this question settled before the ex
piration of the 1886 franchise, In October,
1911, it ought to get busy at once, and havi
Its legal representative take the necessary
steps to have the question settled, by the
courts." v
The failure of the council to Instruct the
city solicitor to take the matter Into court.
It is understood, will result In the organism
tton of citizens of the western part ot
the city who are determined to employ
counsel and bring suit to have - the 181
franchise declared Invalid. Until this fran
chlse Is declared by the courts to be In
valid the street railway company can, they
contend, claim rights on the streets of the
city until 1947.
value to the federal officials Ip running
the members of the gang to earth.
Dobbins was missing from his usual
haunts In Council Bluffs about the time the
federal grand Jury In this city returned
the blanket Indictment against the Mabray
gang. He was out on bonds In the sura of
tc.000 for the cases Irt the district oourt.
His bond under the federal indictment here
was plaoed at 11.600 and under that re
turned by the federal grand Jury In Omaha
at $11,000. He found that he could not give
additional bonds in thee Amounts so he
tobk to the tall timber to remain In hid
ing, although It was stated by federal of
ficials that no particular effort had been
made since to locate Mm. Dobbins' at
torneys have, however,, assured County At
torney Hess that their client will be on
hand when his case ' la called for trial In
the district court.
ys
Quaker Oats
every day, will do
more than make you
feel well. It will prove
' to you that it's' the
best strength maker.
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M I LLKIlT'STE W AKT & BEATON
BiTI BECtJJtZD AT A
, GREAT SACBXTICS '
TWO CARLOAfS OF BRASS AND
W IRON BEDS.
" Vre secured by prompt action and ready
cash one of the greatest furniture bar
Munc of the season. Ws purchased at
about half- tha-reirular price the entire
ample stock of KIKlaLL and CK1P
PXX.I., conceded to be one of the best
manufacturers of brass and Iron beds.
These goods will be on display next Mon
day , at our store. In the iu iv busenient
tore room, recently re modi I oil fir this
liurposc. '
OWES
HER
LIFE TO
Lydia E. PinkhanVs
vegetable Compound
f laniwi. W. Va, "I feel that lew
ths last ten yeart of my life to I.ydla
tiniham V eg-
BiiLDinas FOR FfUI IT SHOW
Eleven yeiri ago
waa a walMuf
shadow. Ihftdbeea
under the doctor'!
carebutgotnorilief.
Mjr husband per
sunded m' to try
Lydia E. IlnkhiAi'l
VtRetable, Coin-
ttound and it worked
like a charm. It re
llered all rnr taint
tod misery. I ad rise all ufTering
women to tare Lyoia nngnarn a
Vegetable) Compound, aim. &tukA
Wbleatott. Vienna, W. Va, . '
Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Com-
I pound,, made from native roots and
With Temporary Itropfares, Drntil
Cromde Sasply, . ,
The work of erecting the temporary ad
ditional buildings for the National Horti
cultural congress was bscUn In earnest
yesterday, when a large force of carpen
ters commenced fencing In the large open
spaoe at tha Inter seat Ion of Washington
avenue and Bryant and Main streets,
known as The Plane. The entire apace In
front of the Auditorium to about twenty
feet south of t new 'bridge will be herbi, contain no narcotics or harm,
enclosed and roofed. This will bring the ftil Artier, and tn-dar holds .hB recbrd
main entrance to the fruit exposition for the lartrest number of actual cures
close to the Main street bridge. BDace of female cliinases or anT Slml ar meal.
will be left on the' west half of the new cine in the countrr. and thousands tf
fire station sufficient to allow the taking voluntary testimonials are on file io
ta and out of the combination chemical the Pinaham laboratory at .Lynn.
and hose wagon. ' I Mass,, from women who hare been
On tha around immrAiataiv inntk n h. cured - from almost -wTerr form ox
fira station a t.i.4 ui v. ..t. remaie comuiauus. innammauon, Bl
and another wi;. pitched on Waahing- ttauon,fUsyiacemnianproia tumors,
ton ayenue and connect WHh the Audi
torium on the north side. Ths latter tent
will be Used to house the government ex
hibits. The tent on .rWant street will
contain the premium exhibits. , The addi
tional space io be. roofed in will oonsume I
Ui.DOO feet of lumber for the flooring alone.
Beveral shipments of fruit from differ
ent parts of the collntry have already
reached here, ant) hare been placed In
cold storage.- Applications tor spaoe are
received almost dally . by . Superintendent !
Read, and It Is now a question whether
all con be accommodated.
e.sB aaia J
of Obstructing
Work of Court
Copper ilafukU 8entcace& . to ..Tea
Dtyi ia rHiea and to Pay,
; lne ot $250.
irresularltles, periodic pains, backache,
Lidlg-estlbn and nervous prostration.
Stery such sulienng woman owes it to
T.vdla V.. Pinkham'a
Vwtabh Compound a trial -- -
If voa would like special ftdrice
About yonr cae writ a confident
Cial letter to hits, rintnara, ai
UJUU, lllHITflt A l niw w mm vvt
and always lielpfuL
I WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
DlfcS UDDE.ILi AT BIS WORK
Bids .Opened for Construction of the
, Pabllo Balldtna- at Lead, .
. . ' Sooth Dakota.
llio most desirable style j made, aAd will
orrered at one-hair regular prieeM.
We offer the $12 60 brass trimmed Iron
bed for 17. On, $18.60 brass trimmed Iron
bed for 1 1 0.00. $.'0.00 brass trimmed Iron
bed for $10.50. $14.60 bras trimmed Iron
bed for $S.OO. and many other sy's of
fered at the same reductions In price.
This sale should Interest any orw who
Is In need of a bns or Iron bed. and we
would SUKEVSt earlv elactlun hfnr llrt,. ji . , - . . .... .... .
are broken w iu ini.iiu iuui in udi ys it-
Th Cale Begins Monday at A. M. I tle ,f(1 account book, which proved of such
PRKPARINO . FOR .DOBBINS CASK
Larceny Charge the First Oae to Be
Tried.
County Attorney Hess announced yester
day after consultation with Attorney Gen
eral Byers It had been decided that of the
two Indictments returned against John R.
Dobbins, alleged steerer for the Mabray
"Iblg store" gang. In the district court, the
one charging larceny of 130.000 from T. W.
Ballew, the banker and lumber dealer of
Princeton, Mo., shall be first tried. The
other Indictment against Dobbins was on
the charge of conspiracy to rob andvsteal.
The state has the right to elect which of
the two cases shall be first taken up and
It waa decided to try the larceny charge
as this Is regarded as the stronger of the
two.
As Dobbins will be the first of the Ma
bray gang to be brought to trial the case
will naturally be somewhat of a rest one
and the outcome will be watched with con
siderable Interest. Dobbins' trial In the
district court Is set for November 1$, while
that of J. C. Mabray In the federal . court
will net be held until December T.
The state has served notice on the de
fense that it Intends to Introduce the testi
mony of several witnesses who have al
ready been sunpoenaed by which It la ex
pected to show that Dobbins secured part
of the $M,(W0 out of which Banker Ballew
claimed he was robbed or swindled. Dob
bins Is said to have received $7. COO as his
share of the plunder In the Ballew case. It
was the rule of the "big store syndicate,"
as shown by the memoranda found In Ma
bray's trunk after the latter's arrest In
Little Rock. Ark., to give the "steerer''
who brought the victim Into the clutches of
the gang. B0 per oent of what tha Mike was
fleeced out of.. W. H. Martin is said to
have also acted as "steerer" In the Ballew
case and the $16,000 which represented the
stecrer's share of the banker's money was
d' ided between Dobbins and Mirtln. ac-
Botfy of Kinsley Cllnkenbeard Foansl
by His Sen. '
Emelay CUnkenbeard, who had a grading
contract ih Rohrer's park addition where
considerable work Is being done at pres
ent, dropped dead yesterday afternoon
from heart trouble while loosening the dirt
in. a high bank. He was Uono at the
time, but It was only a short while after
that his desd body was found by his son.
wno was driving one of the. wagons In
which the dirt from the bank Was being
hauled to fill a lot place nearby.
uunkenbeard s sudden death occurred
during the Interval between the departure
of one wagon and the arrival of the on
on which his son was. He had assisted In
loading one wagon and while awaiting the
arrival - of that on which his son was,
CUnkenbeard started to shovel the dirt
down from the. top of the bank, when at
tacked.
Poennne Tnvnnr nn Vitn mI1aJI
. . VBa w ,.B Mu.i.t.i, w I r"i i ai r-r s I '
the body removed to Cutler's undertaking FUNcnAL
establishment. Pr. Trey hor. stated that an
Inquest would not be necessary as death
was-undoubtedly due to heart trouble.
CUnkenbeard was 65 years of age and Is
survived by his wife, three sons and three
daughters. The family - only removed to
Council Bluffs from Chlllicothe, Mo., about
three weeks ago, and resided at 1818 Ave
nue A.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
WASHINGTON. Oct. 27. (8peolat Tele
gram.) Bids were opened at the Treasury
department, today for . the construction of
the publlo building at I -d. 8. D. tha low
est bidder was J. W. i.llller ot Bl. Paul.
Minn,, at $C0.7u9. Other bidders were J. H.
Wclsse, Bouth Omaha, $05,477; Newport
Construction and Engineering .. company,
Newport News. -Va., $64,236.
Rural- carriers appointed: Nebraska
Howell,, route 1. Charlie K. Warner,: car
rier; no substitute. Iowa Luther, route t
Emit J. Johnson, carrier; no substitute. Og
den, route 4, ' Albert L. Helphrey, carrier;
Myrtle Helphrey, substitute, Bouth- Dakota
Ward, - route 1, George J. Apeenmacher,
carrier; Emll W. Kruschke. substitute.'.
Daisy Bi Wood has been appointed post
master at Klmbro, Stanley county, 8. D.,
Vloe SI. Ji Klmbro reslmed.
OF -BISHOP HARE
Serviaa ia. Held ,1a .Philadelphia.: and
Body Started for Sloaz Falls)
. Bonth Dakota.
Real Estate Transfers.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27. Attended by
six- bishops, more than a half hundred
clergymen am) many laymen, ths funeral
service for the Rt. Rev. William Hobart
Hare," D. "D", blsho0 of the missionary dis
trict of Bouth Dakota,-' was held here to-
NEW TORK Op. r.-Arthur P. Helhlet
associated with Ms brother. E. Augustus
Helnse, In the affair Of the United Ceplrt
company, came pretty hear landing la the
Tombs lor a ten dys. sentenoe thla alter
noon, tmt the ilurt aioment Judge WSfd.
in th. rnitart Btatsa circuit ceurt. srraMed
a stay of esecuUen.and Heinse's teiialu J
under tl.SO bond pending the ftlln of a 1
application tor 'ft writ of error '
Helnse was convicted some time- ego I
advising .a .witness to evade "the eel-vie,
of a grand Juror subpoena at a time when
the government wss attempting to get hold
of th books of ths United Copper Com
pany. Acting on this conviction, jungs
Ray. In the United States circuit court,
sentenced him to pay a fine of $iW and
to arrv tort days In prison.
In passing sentence Judge Ray said thai
the offense of - which Helnse stood o6n
vlcted was a willful deliberate sfli pre
meditates bbtruoloft of the admlnlst ration
Of Justice. "You advised the covering Ms
and hldlnaT fit evidence and furnished the
money for witnesses) to leave the Jurisdic
tion ot the court," he said, "and toe ad
ministration of the law must be resseoted."
Then ha feronodnced sentenee. ' V '
These transfers Wfn reported to The Bee aay he .Protestant Episcopal ehuroh of
October 28 by the Pottawattamie County
Abstract company of Council Bluffs:
D. J. Hutchinson to John t Wilcox.
lots In Oakfleld add., w. d $
Mary V. Macrae and husband to 8.
Shyker. lot 6, block 22, Beers' Sub-
dlv., w. d.. , 350
George w. Robards and wlfs to J. F.
Wilcox, blocks lit, 20, tl. 22. 23 and
24, Manawa Park, w. d... 1,791
r: . j. Jjay ana wire to j. f. Wilcox,
same, w. d .- 208
Tom 8. lf ins worth and wife to
Charles A. Bailey, lot L Auditor's
subdlv. of sublot 10 In lot 48, original
plat, w. d 1,200
Minnie Melons and husband to John
. Myers, lots 30 and 21, block 4, Web
ster s 1st add., w. d 22R
William f urooks and wife to Anton
Venot, lots 4, 6, 6 and 7, block 28,
Railroad add., w. d 350
A inert j. prown and -wire to Llnnle
M. Prouty, lot 11, block 3, Highland
Place, w. d. 7,000
nenry eoniuetcr ana- wits to Ann
Hlldubi-and lot 1. Auditor's subdlv.
In neH nw' and lot t, Auditor's
subdlv. In nwH ne4 1S-7B-40, w. d.. 5,000
aiara ua winiams ana wire to Mary
V. Macrae, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 11,
umann tiari., w. q ,
mime. js. retter sn 1. x. Lenocktr,
lot r block , Oaklahd, W. d 700
rarair jarrett to AI A. Lenocker, lot
Zi block , Oakland, w. d A60
Total, twelve transfers,.. $19,123
Marrlaae Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and Residence. Age.
j. j. nucKiey, uenTrai uny, web 1
lone Cunlngham, Central City, Neb la
Roy A. Swett, Lewis. la 26
Matilda C. Kleld, Newmans Grove, la...', to
Bt Luke and the Epiphany. After the aerv-
Ice, accompanied by members of bis fam
ily, the body was taken on the Pennsyl-
530 vanla railroad to Sioux 'Palls for Inter
ment.
Oil Companies
frinfeil in Tcxds
Eereral BtafidJird Corporation! Plead
Guilty to Violatinff SUt
Trmt Law.
AUSTIN, Tex., Ont.: 27. The Standard
Oil company of Indiana was today fined
$G4.000 in the district eourt here for vlbh
tlon of the Texas anil-trust law. - ''
The Security OH' company and ' th
Navarro Refining oompany today eonfMsaH
to having entered Into a combination th
violation of the Texas anti-trust laws and
judgments amounting to about $175,000 wars
entered against' the companies by Judlt
Calhoun." Forfeitures of charters, permits
and ousters from the state will at onoe be
prepared by the court. . fr,'j
The suits against' the Standard Oil ccttt
pany of New. Jersey and the National
Transit, company were dismissed Without
prejudice. The -Union Tank Line oompahfc
was fined for the value of sUty-rive tank
cars of oil, which' are now in possessing
of the stale- i When the state rested its
case counsel for the defendant companies
at once confessed Judgment.
TO ASSESSS STOCKHOLDER
Owner of .' befaaet Institution in
OUlahotna City Mast Dl Vt ",'
- ;M0O,OO.
... .;,. i 1
GUTHRIH, OKL, Oct. 27. Bank ComnilS
loner Toung .tonight announced his. deoi?
sjon to assess - the. stockholders of the
closed Oklahoma Bank and Trust eompahy
at Oklahoma . City in order to get funds 'to
complete the Uauldatlon of the bank.
He will assets the stockholders doybls the
amount of (luilr holdings, as provided. By
the law 'covering oases where the assets df
a bank are Insufficient to settle Its affalfi
Mr. Ycung.sal0.he ekpecud to raise (300,008
bv this means. : , , ' ,
It was announced, . at the time the ; Co
lumbia hank failed, that the assessment .on
state Banks 'fordvided by the Oklahoma
guaranty law . would afford enough addi
tional funds to adjust all claims. Tha erft-
clals have refused all along to give cat I
detailed statement '.Of the bank's condltltd
Quick Action for Your Money Tnu get
that by using The Bee advertising columns.
- To Die en the Scaffold '
la painless,1 .compared with the weak, -lathe
back kidney trouble causes. Electric Bit
ters Is the remedy. 10c Sold by 'BSatek
Drug Co. , '
1 - . , . M , . I I, J
Indictments ' in Sugar ;
Combine Cases Quashe
1'. m4mW.-4.?.wi
mm
I MV i"' . -at
Invalid Chairs Batteries
Elastic Stockings Trusses
. Crutches
Supporters
- pr .f
V ml . ! 1,1 .ml
Hot Water Bottles.
Fountain Syringes.
Deformity Braces
H.J. PEN FOLD & CO.
The Larjesi lavalii and Hospital Supply Boose 1110-12 Barney Street
Tire Thpee.Graccs
Of the grocery and meat world are. Quality, price n.nd service. Our quality is
always THIS Hh.jjT. service prompt, and the following prlcea speak for them
selves. t i
No. 1 Pot Roast per lb So I New Peas, per doa. cans SI. 10
Ko. i.iioil(Bg ue par lb. 60 1 No. I 'lour. per aoxk
no. 1 baoov m rorrwD iey
THK HOMK OP QUALITT.
SZ. E. WELCH
TWENTV-r-OlUTH INI) FA K NAM 8THEKTS.
1'buneat 1W11. luuglas tSll( Indepadrat, A-i511.
JOB GOES TO CURTIS' MAN
Kansas Senator Sacessfally Protests
XAcalnst Appointment of Man En
dorsed by Governor Stabba.
TOPKKA, Kan.. Oct. 17.--Arthur J. Me
Cabe, a Toprka lawyer, is occupying a
place as assistant to Attorney General
Wlckersham, aoeordlng to art announce
ment tonight by L. H. Greenwood, Me
Cube's (aw partner.
This is the place for whloh President Tafi
asked Governor fltubbs to choose a man.
Tl-e ' governor chose Robert Stone of
Topeka. Later Berator Curtis headed a
delegation that protested to the president
and the appointment order was revoked.
McCabe was appointed about two weeks
ago, but the matter, It Is raid, here, waa
kept secret both In Topeka and Washington.
NEW YORK. Oct. 7. A Judlolan opinion
whlah appears likely to overthrow the
government's entire criminal case under
the anti-trust law against the American
Sugar Refining company and Its directors,
was handed down by Justice Holt of the
United State clroult court here today.- Jus
tice Holt, In dismissing the Indictments
against Gustav E. Kissel and Thomas B.
Harned, two of the men accused with the
sugar company of conspiracy In restraint
of trade, declares that the operation of the
statute of limitations Invalidates -arty ao
tlon against them. Inasmuch as the of
fense for Which they were Indicted Was
committed more than three years ago.
In addition to the men cleared by to
day's decision, there were Included In the
eftme Indictment the following:
The American Sugar Refining company,
Washington; B. T. Thomas, president; Ar
thur Donner, treasurer, and John E. Par
sons, George H. 1-raer, jonn Mayor ana
Charles II. Senff, directors. Harned and
Kissel, however, were the only ones who
filed demurrera.
The opinion Is a far-reaching one, ac
cording to the government attorneys, and,
If upheld, la likely to prove a serious set
back to the government hi many cases
brought ' under the law prohibiting con
spiracy in restraint of trade.
The indictments were brought In con
nection with the closing of the, Pennsyl
vania Sugar Refining company's Independ
ent plant In Wi. Klssol and - Harned
pltaded that the plant was closed down
and the entire transaction for which they
NIGHT RIDERS BURN BARN
Meat Virginia Planter Wk Refased
to Pool Crop gaffers
Heavy Loss.
HlTv'TINGTON, W. Va.. Oct. I7.-The
fust outbreak of night riders In the south
western section of West Virginia for more
than a year past occurred last night in the
eastern part of Cabell county, when the
large tobacco barn ot Everett Blake, con
taining his entire crop of several thou
sand pounds of tobacco, was completely
destroyed by fire.- Blake had refused to
pool his tobacco. The -officers have Insti
tuted an Investigation but no arrests have
Deen made. .
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Don't be afraid to arvt Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy to your children. It la per
fectly safe.
were indlcUd was .completed before' iH-
uery 4, 1906. Therefore, they sald. tBe
Indictment filed more than flv years la
ter was barred andsr the statute of limita
tions, which Sets a. limit of three yeirt
for prosecution Of "crimes not capital.".:
.Ths government .attorneys, on the ether
hand, pleaded that ' the erlme charged
against Kissel, and. Jnarned was a. "con
tinuing offense," and .that as long ad ihS
conspiracy . continued And the plant ot th
Pennsylvania,, company remained closed
through th action of the American Sugar
Refining company, the three-year perlbd
of the statute ot limitations should not
begin to run.
Justice , Holt's opinion, overruling th
contention of th government attorneys,
is In part as follows:; v.
"Statutes, of limitations are beneficial
statutes. The Interests of the community
and justice to persona charged with crime
require, that offense be promptly prose
cuted. . Statutes of ' limitation should be
given a plain, and sensible construction
Their effort should not be frittered Swejy
by a strained Interpretation, based on sub
tle and refined reasoning. The govern
ment has' waited before bringing this
prosecution for five )ars snd a half after
the alleged offense was complete, and, . In
my opinion,' the statute of limitations 1
a bar to this Indictment."
In conclusion, Justice Holt declares that
the demurrer by the government attor
neys to the plea of Kissel and Harned Is
overruled, ' "add judgment dismissing the
Indictment as to said defendants "ms,y be
.ntered." ' '
The Fountain Head of Life
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A man who has a week end impaired ttomsch and who doe not
properly digest hi food will toon find that hi blood ha, beooaae
weak and impoverished, snd that his whole body is improperly and
insufficiently nourished.
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oys' S5.00i Fall Suits
With extra pair Efctcktrkcatrs-.-SpecUl it $3.95
TWe stylish, neat and serviceable
Uoin Suits would usually be sold at ifS
Ihh they'll really be splendid values
at ihat price. :
They're made In the newest (all and
w-ifater styles, colors and weights for
boys' ef every age and sue '
- The materials are all wool cheviots,
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quality and exceptionally "handsome
patterns. ...
: Hiese suits are extra strong) Hnedv
trinimed and sewed, and will stand the
toughest usage and hardest ..wear of
tArdy healthy boys. . '
iliunday and Friday we offer those
$5 suits and extra knickerbockers
Special fit - ' ' : . :
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' finer Beys' Salts at $195 to $12,45
Boys' Furoiishins Specials
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Nov you &n
toTexa
get
Wc took off a whole business day from the sche
dule between Kansas City and Texas when we put
on: . ( .
The Katy Limited
This limited train of unlimited comforts makes
the trip from . ' . - , .
Kansas City to Texas in a Night
Something no other train ever before accom-
plished. - - ."- l '
It is a night of fast tfavcling over wonderfully
smooth track in !. .
Chair Cart brighter, more attractive and more
comfortable than you have. seen,
eepera that the bfcst , future Pullmans will be
jiatterned after for s6tte time to come.
Cafe Car with tempting menu service a la" carte.
How you can do it
Morning- trains froqt. Omaha, ' make good connection
in Kansas City with the Katy Limittd which leaves
Kansas City Union Station at 8:20 p. m.(St. Louis 10:05 a.m.)
snd knives, with Katy punctuality, at Oklthoma City
7:00 a. m., Denison 6:10 a.m., pallai 9:15 a.m.. Ft. Worth
9:35 a. m., Waco 12:55 p. rri., Austin 5:10 p. m., San
Antonio 8:15 p. mM Houitoiv 9:50 p. m.
Through sleepers and. chair cars Kansas City to Okla
homa and Texas. Cafe cr Kansas City to Parsons.
North bound, the schedule ia equally favorable.
The Katy Limited is 1 new train and with the
Katy Flyer Rives the Katv double daily fast ser
vice from Kansas City and' St. Louis to Texas and
Oklahoma.
"In planning a trip to the, Southwest all you need,
say to your local agent is otje little word "Katy",
Full informidoQ retarding shy trip Southwest
. . . . . cot of ticket, ehedule. etc., will fld!y be
furnished by. .. ?.
Ceo. A. McNutt, District Passenger Agent
" 80S Walnut St Kaa City
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Bee Building
. ; . OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE NOV. 1ST
iloom No. 06 has a south find. west front, is 1912x261i
. feet in dimension, and is ao partitioned as to make three
officQs. There is a large sized fireproof vault in connec
tion with this room. Rent $50.00 per month.
Boom No. 413 is an inside court room, 13Vixl7J4 feet,
arid.has fireproof vault,, Bents for $18.00 per month.
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Itooni No. 623 is close to the elevator. 14Vix26 feet.
Has a vault in connection, and r ents for $25.00 per month.
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Trackage Property!
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We offer for rent the building located at 914 Farnam'
street, which is a one story an'bnscmcnt building. .This
is in the wholesale district, being convenient to car line.
For further particulars call
The Dee Building Co.
hoa Boaa-laa tSS
as-iasi
iaaa.
17th and Farnam Sts