niE BEE: OMAtiA. TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1912.
the New Ladies' Hat Section is a
.n. Rikv fnrnpr Thpsp Days
w,.H Our tuccen in selecting only
the cleverest and prettiest of hat!
for little folks in years past has
been of no Utile value to ns la
gathering this exquisite collection
of ladles' tailored hats which draw
a bevy of admirers to this new de
partment dally. '
- The new tailored bats are
charming In their simplicity
black mllan braids in clever rolled
rim sailor models effectively trim
med with whit srosxraln silk rib
bon and tailored bows are chic
and graceful and promise to bo
the ruling vogue this sprng.
Priced at the unusually low figure
of
$4.50
Our showing of Pattern Hats Is very complete each model la
different and distinctive and contrary to the usual custom we make
NO DUPLICATES. This assurance of an exclusive style will be
appreciated by every woman who seeks individuality In her dress.
We Invite your Inspection while displays are complete.
1318-20 FA&NAM STBZZT
walked from the police station along
Tweety-fourta street towards his home.
Brlsss Does te Chirac.
Over and over acaln Brlggs told his
tory of the fight-now an orderly, con
nected statement of the whole story, and
then 'la disjointed answers to questions
put to bin by the crowds that hung about
him.
Finally with a characteristic movement
the chief broke from his admiring cap
tors and gathering up bis bowling kit snd
trsvellng grip dovs Into the waiting auto
mobile. He left ever the Northwesters
road for Chicago, where he will bowl te
atom night In the national! tourna
ment. Chief Brlggs has been ehlef et the
South Omaha police for the last twelve
yeere and Is an all round athlete. He Is
a medal man en the target range and le
aa active member ml the tenth Omaha
Oua club.
When told that he would probably ba
lionised In Chleage.i Brlggs looked half
seared and said "May, J'd rather gi
KIDNEY TROUBLE
JAUSK LUMBAGO
Risarkabli Story About groat Rercedj
. I eenaot retrain from writing te pa?
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HEXRT BEARXK.
MS Center t. j Little Rock, Ark.
turned over te Sheriff Hyers of Lincoln
and that of young- Blount te hie family.
Hyers also took Moriey beck to' Lincoln
on aa afternoon train.
Bandits Lee.
That the escaped convicts were lost for
a while during the early part of the day
la evident They eeoured their bearings
after arriving at the Blount home. Their
objective point was Omaha and they told
young Blount that If he took them swiftly
to Albright the Omaha aubnrh, no harm
would come to him.
Btoufit was tt years old 4nd had been
married but two months. His young
widow wss prostrated whia his body
was returned to the family heme by bis
brother.
Following the final battle several hun
dred farmers arrived on the erene and
the procession which followed the officers
back te Gretna was nearly two ml lea
long.
At Oretne the different pooses dispersed
to their own dtlee. i
Letter te -Bv.
aUlme m OeU
Blaurbemtss, sT, T.
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N. T, for a sample bottle. It will eoa-
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Vase beseems Ce.
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Harness and Saddles
ay year bars ass as wbeWeale.
direct frees the firm that maxea
them. Save the middleman a profit
Our harnees are made of the baet
beery oak leather and will outwear
two eets of cheap factory made
hem see. and coat yoa no mere our
store bee been ever forty years In
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r te Oomaaj llunleaa.
USE ALLEK'S FOOT-EASE
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Taa
v rea ewa rm ui aaan mr una. atw
e.llea. . aa Ain't Pael-aaaa. Ka
unas esras aae Hiiiaa at aU sane a4 i u
Vmtmm, ana aaS ailoa aMta. Jan Iks Una mr
tliailaa Parties, rents, 1 miSii f u, a.
VMaaiae la w Swta n la taa tieauel aalm
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Ills a Waaaal. la Bay. It 1.
back late another battle like today s
than face that kind ef a fire." '
Three Paaaaa Oreenlae.
Omaha and Bouth Omaha police started
out a spectel train Monday morning ever
the Missouri Pacific, leaving West Side
station a Forty-eighth aad Leavenworth
at M o'clock. It waa thought the baadtta
might Change tram the Rock Island te
the Missouri rsciflo after leaving the
Platte river. -
Another posse wss organised snd
started out by the sheriff et Barpy sonnty
from Papllllon.
sheriff Ilyere of Lancaster county alee
started from Lincoln en a special train
over the Burlington Monday morning st I
o'clock.
Feree Farmer to Keee Them. '
The three bandits en tared the farm home
of Chart as Hall, near Prairie Home, Sat
urday evening while the family was
sway. When the Halls returned they
found the bandits In possession et tbslr
heme. .
Hall and his wlfs were -torced at the
point of revelvere te keep and feed the
bandits Saturday night and all dsy nun.
day.
Sunday evening the bandits Mad Hall
and his wits to bed posts and left, later
securing the handcar en which they
left Prairie Home.
It wis several hours set ore Mr. and
Mr. Hall eeud extricate themselves to
give the alarm.
geea by Earl aJatee,
Karl Aataa, who was across the Platte
river from. Louisville Monday morning
saw the three bandits about T; o'clock.'
They had. abandoned their handcar and
were walking up the Rock laland tracks.
They were wearing the olotliee rhay-had
stolen'at Mardeck and; ware carrying tha
guns. , i .'. f .
Reb Tael Items, .
Harry Basil et Omaha owna the -gen
eral store st Murdoch which waa robbed
y the bandlta. A telephone message
from hla brother who runs' lbs store
hows ths murderers took shoes, ever,
hoes, caps and duck coats from Basil's
tore aad twe shotguns, rare! veto and
ammunition from Maxwells hardware
tore, Both stores were robbed about I
o'clock Monday morning.
Mr. Bean and some of his nan stsyed
In the a tors all Saturday night, ca
nceling a visit from the murderers., baa
ttiey were net In the store when the rob
bery took place. '.
A light wss seen In the hardware store
shout I o'clock
Threw Ha a 4 ear le River,,
The bandits were seen te' throw, their
handcar Into the river at Meadow, and
to at ait across the fields, leaving the rail
road tracks.
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ASDITS PVT'dP lilD F16HT
raslllaee et Ballets While Tea aaa
Are Whipped late a Foam.
Reaching a point eigbt ml lee . from
here .the officers cams up to the vehicle
carrying th ecenvlcta, near Mowtnkle
school. Toung Blount wss forced to huh
his horses Into a run. but the officers
kept up the chase until they were within
a few hundred yards of the fleeing eoa
vlcta. Then Chief Brlggs driver, who led
the rest of the party, balked and re-
fueed to drive farther. Brlggs himself
grasped ths reins and whipped the horses
into a gallop.
When they were within let yards of ths
pursued men Brlggs snd J. SC. Trouten,
deputy fire warden, opened fire with
tbe.rrlflea. From that until Moriey finally
eurrendered It waa a dashing fight ever
three miles ef rough country roads. The
three convicts were armed wtlb shotguns
snd revolvers. The shot came rattling
Into the faces of the pursuers snd their
bones, whtle'th erevotvers bullets were
poorly slmed end were spent In the snow
drifts en either side of the road.
Blast Falla First.
Finally there was a halt when yeung
Blount toppled back kite the wagoa. the
victim of a bullet Chief Brlggs lumped
ftom the bugcy Inw hlch he wee riding
snd with dell berate aim fired at the
men In the wagon. Meantime other mem
bers of the peeee came up and Joined
In the fusillade against the desperate
mea. John Dowd wa sths neat te fall.
It waa at first reported that he had
taken hla own life with a shot In the
temple, bat Chief Brlggs believes he wae
a victim of one of the bullets from the
fosse. Taylor was the next to fall aad
then Charley Moriey, the third convict
threw up Ms hands In token of aur-
rcader.
. Brlssts Takee Merley.
Chief Briggs, who waa leading toe
party, ebouted to Moriey. 'Drop that gun
I or I'll blow your heed oft" Moriey. who
heat aloft a big doubte-emoa leiolrer.
i dropped It ead Briggs ordered him to
; come forward with hla hands up. This
i Moriey did aad Brlggs took a second re
volver from his pocket when be ap
proached.
Not knowing lost what had happened.
Brlggs demanded ef Moriey the surrender
of the other men la the wagoa.
They are ail dead." declared Moriey.
Brlggs thsa want to the wsgoa, taking
Moriey with aim. and found the ureases
bodies of the victims ef tbe kettle.
The bod lee of tbe dead coovvta were
5
BRIGGS LEADER IK THE FIGHT
Moap Tktaka Saalk Osnahm. Chief
Killed! Tartar aad Dawa.
Chief of Police John Brtgga of South
Omaha killed Taylor and rowd. la the
opinion of Deputy Sheriff Adera Bloup,
a member ef Sheriff McShane'a pease,
Bloup with McBhsne and other members
of the sheriffs party reached Omaha at
4:M this afternoon, bedraggled and cov
ered from heed to foot with mud.
Sknip said the ahsrtfrs party was be
hind the desperadoae In wagons, along
with Chief Brlggs snd other Omaha and
South Omaha officers. -.
"Brlggs wsa the nearest to them."
said Bloup. "1 think he killed Dowd and
Taylor, too. I don't know who killed
Blount Maybe the poeas killed him and
maybe It waa the convicts. I couldn't tell.
"We got oft the train at Springfield
and started after the men In wagons.
Ws got a Jot of wagons snd divided up m
llttla parties and started after them. We
Inquired of termers along ths line as
ws went ajoate of the fellows that were
ahead of ue would make Inquiries, toa
When we got to one termer's place they
teld ue other members ot the posse bad
gone by and tha mea were In a school
house down another road. We went down
there, but there were no oonvlota there.
We took that road on, thinking they bed
left the school heues and pretty soon we
got back onto ths sams road they were
on. Brlggs had kept on the other road
and there were twe other wagons full of
men with him.' I don't know who wae
In them.,
"Every time we got to the top ot a hill
we could see Briggs aad the others ahead.
Briggs and the rest were standing up
and shooting and the convicts were
standing up I ntbetr wsgoa snd shooting
back.
Going down tbe hill ws would lose sight
ot them and couldn't see them again till
we got to the top of th enaxt. Brlggs and
ths others ware getting nearer to-them all
the time and It waa close -fighting. They
were not mere than N yards apart, and,
I think, they wars a good deal eloeer to
gether, maybe fifty yards.
"Our horses petered out and we were
losing ground. Then we got te the top ot
a bill and saw that ths battle waa over.
MoBhane had bees behind ua sum after
our horses gave out he passed us and
got up ahead. Then we all went In and
caught up with Brlggs and the rest
Brlggs used a big rifle ot some kind. It
looked kke doe of thoss eld army mus
kets. The convicts had a lot of revolvers
and some sbetguae, , It - they . had had
tines soma ot the posse would havd got
killed. I believe. As It was, none of us
wss hurt" '
Island- railroad bridge below the state
fisheries by residenta yesterday morning.
Fanners along the route tasea by tbe
convicts kept the pursuers fairly wen
advised, so there waa llttla straying from
the right trait The convicts were over
taken near the Mowtnket school bouse,
three and a halt miles northeast ot
Gretna, and there the battle began.
ORDERS THE BODIES TO LIXCOtLE
(eyereaf Aldrlrh laalraeta Myers to
Brlaer Caraaer If Oaetreawreas.
Captain Henry Dunn, was bad charge
ef the Omaha police posse which left la
the morning, says only half ef hla men
reached Chalco, and these got there after
the battle. The police got off the spe
cial train at Springfield at 11 e'eloek aad
divided. Captain Dunn beading one squad
that guarded a road that leada out of
Chalco to Springfield, aad Acting Chief
of Detectives Deverees leading another
qvad to Chalco In a hired livery rig.
The rig later broke dawn near Chalco
and, aa the officers heard that the battle
waa over, they returned to Omaha.
Deverees, who came te Omaha on the
same train with Chief Briggs of South
Omaha, says the report that Brlggs wss
shot wss unfounded. Briggs told Deverees
that the coroner of Springfield refused
to allow the bodies ot the convicts to
ba moved to Lincoln and Governor Aid
rich bad to be appealed to. Aldricfa tele
graphed to Sheriff Hyers Instructing htm
to bring ths bodies la at once, and If ths
coroner became obstreperous to bring him
in toa , -
Captain Dunn says be waa told by a
member of Chief Brigga poeas that Mor
iey at tha time of the beglnalng or the
battle tried te talk hla com pen Ions into
surrendering. He waa argalng with them
when Dowd and Taylor opened fire epos
approaching officers. Moriey then be
gan to shook and when Taylor was killed
and Dowd fatally Injured he threw down
hla weapons -and shouted. "For Ood's
ssks don't murder me I'll, surrender I"
which he forthwith did. Another report
has It that Dowd waa still alive when
Moriey showed the, white feather aad
ha mads an attempt to Mil him, but
failed. He then Is supposed te have
turned his pistol upon himself.
BLUNT WEDDED TWO MONTHS
Farmer Forced to Aid Fleeleg Maa
Tweaty-Twe Years Old.
Roy Blunt who wss shot to death
during the battle with the daspsrsdoea.
wss only xt years eld and had been
married about two months. After hav
ing forced Blunt and his wtfa to pro-
elds breakfast for them (he convicts
made Bluet make team and wagon ready
and started out for Omaha, making
Blunt drive. They told him no harm
would come to him If he would obey
their commends without queetlon; but
If he refused or attempted to trick them
they would kill him.
The trail was picked up near tbe Rock
BLVKTt DEATH ACCIDENTAL
Convict merley ears Firm Spot From
Fosse Killed Far aaa . . .
Roy Blount was killed by the first shot
fired at ths desperadoes by the psees
snd Dowd committed suldds attar Oray,
alias Taylor, had been shot down, ac
cording to Charles Moriey, alias Ed
Craig, the recaptured convict
After hla eurrsnder and removal to
Oretaa Moriey' was hi a talkative mood
end eiacuaaed tbe scraps from the peni
tentiary and the battle with the pursuing
officers. . ,
Moriey claimed that until the morning
of ths day of tha escape he knew noth
ing ot the plot to break for liberty. Then
Taylor and Oray told him of the plan
and he cast his lot with theirs. He said
he does not know where the weapons
used In murdering the prison officials
came from. The revolver he Seed waa
given him by Taylor.
Ths first (hot from the possss struck
the young men Blount, aeoordlng to Mor
iey. He fell and died almost Immedi
ately, la the surviving oonvtct's opinion,
though neither he nor the other two paid
any more attention to him after he fall.
After Taylor had been killed. Moriey
said, Dowd put a revolver to his temple
and pulled the trigger, dying almost ta
tsntly. v
l.tttlBST IS HELD AT LINCOLN
Develops Mow Ceeviete Get Oat af
Guarded Worhehep.
The coroner's Inquest yeslerdsy at tin
ooln on ths victims of the penitentiary
tragedy brought out no new facta, except
as to how the convicts got out of ths
shops , where they had bean working.
Moriey, who worked In wast A, allpped
out unnotloed. but before the shooting
hla abeeaoe hsd been noticed snd a guard
(Continued on Fourth Fags.)
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Tike LAXATIVE BROMO Qulrtae Tab
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tach box. Sc. k
Oriental
Rugs
in a $50,000' sale event.
beginning This morning
Reductions from 10 to 50.
This morning we begin our mammoth sale ,
of imported Oriental rugs; the newest impor
tations from Persia are included in the won
derfully beautiful and rarely assorted stock of
Mr. Newton Vartanian of Constantinople.
The range of price reductions is the kind that .
makes competitive figures shade into insig
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There 'are more than 500 specimens in all de-'
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If you wish to give new toneand cheer to
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Slaw
Raarolar
Price
Halo
Price)
Antique Camera Hair.,. 11.2x4.5 $125 $ 85
Antique Yourouk 7.2x4.7 .150 75
Serebend ... 6.4x4.8 85 55
Durbend 1.9.9x4.1 75 58
Bdouehisfon 4.5x2.8 20 15
Belouchistan ........... 5.1x2.10 28 21
Senna .' 6.4x4.1 95 ' 55
Belouchistan 7.8x4 55 40
Royal Sarouk 7x4.7 110 70
Shirai 5.7x4 75 45
Royal Kirmanshah .... 13.8x10.5 675 500
Khiva Boklara 8.4x5.7 : 95 70
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Women who tais ''particular
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Mathers should give the children Ely's
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Xmployee Oaly
frtaay, Batarsay Margaret Aaglia
the Orphean Road Show
DIRECTION MART1X BECK
PERFECT VAUDEVILLE
ALL THIS WEEK .
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Eight Palace Ulrla: Blraene de Beryl.
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