Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
WHEN The TEACHERS MEET
Program as Arranged for the Next State
Convention al Lincoln.
CHILD STUDY TO Bt ONE MAIN FEATURE
hr. ". o. krohn. One Of the Pioneers
in the IIcId. 10 he Present
and Lecture on the
subject.

LINCOLN. Nov l4-,sperian-Th
official program Of the Nebraska state
Teachers association the fourteenth annual
session. which curveucf gt Lincoln uc-
cgmosr IS gs $50 and g. has just been
issued ty Prof = savior. superintendent
OF the r..y schools u' Lincoln Special fsH-
tur"F ul the session viii be q public re-
cCpfiuu o. thr Ftute house rendered The
teachers or the state by the citizens 0f Lin
uDu ur w o. Krulu, the wrll-Euuwu
educator lecturer and pioneer IN the child
study movement. will be IL attendance and
deliver several addresses. The state bourd
o. Examiners Will conduct al examination
for professional g'ute certificates a. the
office of the state superintendent on Monday
and TUESDAY December - and ~ cir
cular containing the program of this eEGmi-
nation and fun information re.u'iNt 80 state
certificates will be sent upon application 90
State Superiu' eudcut Curnetj.
Several colleges Will open headquarters a.
the state university Wesleyan university
Will occupy room IL and Cutuer room l6.
ON the opening day speclu. reports VIII nf
made by The following committees High
schools O H~gIuHrd chairman, teachers
institutes W u skinner chairman Echnn.
lcriEiutiou i T. Corbett. chairman on
Tuesday afternoon December ~. the Ne
hrsskH Library association VIII meet Of room
JIG. Library building university grounds. A
D. n. the same day the Nebraska
Academy OF Science Will meet a. room u
Nebraska hall Al the same hour the as
BuClHfiuu o! the Nebraska teachers OF his
tory will meet al Dehuu hul. mbiu build
ing and the Nebraska Society Tor Child
study iu the chapel The county superIu-
teudertt round table VII convene IN room
% Library building Wednesday forenoon
a. the Lansing theuter. there viii be Hc-
corded twenty minutes each for pupers ana
fifteen for discussions. "wednesday evening.
= The Lansing the doors viii De open 90
the public al 5 o'clock Each member OF
the state Teachers association Will be SUP
piled with two tickets. one iur the lecture
"Wednesday and one for Thursday evening
Invocation will be delivered by Chancellor
George L MHrLeHu and W II kTOhn OF
the University o. Illinois VIII deliver III
address on Child study. ltE Relations 20
the Home and school
On Thursday forenoon another interest
ing program will ut given a. the Lansing.
Thursday afternoon the college section VIII
convene az room q Library building The
county EuporIutCudyutE section VIII meet a.
the sume hour 81 room % same building
the High school section DO the Law building
the grammar school section ~ Deliuu hall.
and the primary school section Ir the capital
main building The session viii close Thurs
day evening al the Lansing win q lecture.
KOBALTER Is A CITIZEN
In the Kohulter case. wherein he was ar-
Cused OF Illegal voting o. the election OF 'ha
30 inst. Judge Legse TINS afternoon gave
his decision he decided that kunGiter was
q citizen and dismissed the case Briefly
stated Judge Leese decision was this
Held Tnut Kuhaltcr was an elenfur hy
reason uf hls futnsfs declaration. the
fgth,r hayiug died while th, son was d
minor the minor son being entitled TO the
benefit uf th. declaration. holding that
declaration OF Intention upon the part OF
q father injured not only 10 his own
benefit. but 10 the benefit OF his wife uua
minor children. Under the laws OF TINS
state person cuu vot, upuu his deglura-
tiou. and IL cuu'ers citizenship lu thC state.
upon the dcClurHui and his minor SONS.
which right Is not lost 10 the minor sons
by the death Of the father.
The State Board OF Irrigation held meet
Ing this morning a. the Office OF Secretary
Akers and adjourned subject 10 call. u
were present the fun board comprising GOV
Uruur Hucnmh Attorney General Churchill
ana Land Commissioner Russell Aside
from routine business number OF clHlms
were approved and action taken on others
IN the case OF L NJ. Segrle and ThomBE
Blackburn OF OEHlEllE preCiuC, against n.
OEAlulla Water Power and Irrigation com
pUuy The decision Of Secretary Akers In
favor OF SeErie ana Blackburn WAS sustained
by the board, The case o! the AlmerlH r.
riEHtiun company against II. A. Gard w8E
tHken under HdviFemeu; and q decision viii
probably Ice reached ~ the next meeting o,
the board. in the case OF ". r (-mmIuE
against the CuIhsrtsuu Irrigation and Water
-Iuwer company The decision OF the spcrt-
tsry In favor of the company was sustained
The motion OF John : Grant 10 reopen ms
case IN which he failed 10 suhgtEutiHte MS
claim Tor Wutgr. wuE pyerrulpl. Joseph
Wheeler attorney for many petitioners IN
Platte county appeared In their behalf The
petitioners object 10 turning the water Of
the Great Eastern canal into Shell creek
The final hearIng Of this case VIII be held
GUILTY OF GRAND LARCENY.
In Judge CuruighE court this morning
William J. Wells was found guilty OF grand
larceny. the jury BcquitiuE him OF the charge
contained in the frs, count OF the iudiUt-
mtut. horse stealing, Wells secured L horst
and buggy from man il Lincoln named
EruEdwater 10 visit MS home near This city
luEtesd OF doing so he drove eighty miles
west Of here TO f,EveunR On the way back
he stopped Al Grand Island and secured SO
Oh the team and levGuted 10 Kansas. Al
the same time The federal authorities wanted
Wells for opening mail that did not belong
10 him. lie was taken 10 Omaha on this
charge where he promptly gave bail and
wandered down TO Lincoln, subsequently,
stealing Br0udwgter's rig. He was arrested
gave hail took to his heels again and went
10 Colorado. He veuJUred back but Sheriff
Trnmpen OF Lancaster county wss laying
FOR him and arrested him In q hay stuck or
South Thirteenth street Wells will be sen
tenced Monday morning
State Commissioner OF Labor ana Indus