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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

vh.tt --e He has continued i- general leeEi
--s.t"Hs by himself AIvEys shrtu- tasi.
-+ss man. b. Las auEs.e5 comfortable
fortune wal-s ls invested .- farm .l--s -
Qrue county. Nst-lsAa. and s- hH-sss a-t
Pc i himself personally -rtsreSle- .- sew
e~a- farming and st1uE raising enterprises
Although Tor l--r --E trc- 1e1' in
-sf--. E-- politics. lu-re HAvvE- has never
held rgl.. ctEce. EXCEPT fqr tht trltt period
g. & rear l- lsst when be vas E1pul-,e- 81
Al g ra-z--T upon TIE 5isf-5.. t+-g- AID
served eu- he term. which expired il 1ss-.
lie was q member O. the sta-e constitutional
c--va-,.l- 5a ls-5. which framed tte pres
s-- STATE constitution q Nebraska. and Re
las been delegate O. frequent state rC--
veptl.-s being selected % preside as chair
man over al least three q them. The n+w
senator has bee- actively identified with the
S-a-e Board q Agriculture and the STATE
Historical society AID has taken 1'r- rntne1t
part u various public movements tof The
asvErgs1t-t q his home town. Nebraska
City
-1-l eilately after the election returns dis
closed he ta.t That The legislature would
3. republican. al-h -rt ths state u.Eet had
been defeated. Judge HAYWARD announced MS
candidacy Tor Tie United States senate. Es
ga1yass has been made chiefly -rul The
GROUND = the popular demand t-r his cleo
taor which has been v..aa5 .k~ouchuCt the
state by resolutions q various organizations
~ petitions AID letters 10 TIE Legislators
Prem the beginning q -hs contest judge
Hayward has been The strong man. leading
all Other republican cs-dl1ates. and from
the FIRST be has expressed his readiness TO
transfer hIs cause 10 tbe determination O.:
the party caucus.
The new senator's family consists q his
wife formerly Miss Jennie Peltuu oi Put
nam county. New Yc-k, 10 whom be vas
married June t. 1870 z-5 it-ee children.
Mrs Hayward IS devout member q TIE
Baptist church q Nebraska City and lis
daughter Miss Matte Hayward is poJu-
I lar young woman, SIN living al home. q
( the two Sons Edwin :. Hayward is SUI
. reon Il the United States army. while VII
/ liam i. Hayward Is al attorney St-lav, ana
I recently captain Of Company C Of The Second
/ NJ shrEsLa volunteers. The Hayward home
stead y Nebraska City Is one Of The most
4 substantial there
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

,-s;s are 10 He Influenced by rsrlsGez
into tle..rr a r-l5 standard REPUBLICAN
through the asa & ecclesiastical .-f1encs
Is we .aEs ,tls course We v.I nee. tts
.arss--srass g s.--lv aul tears
Es;rese-.a.vs Bs1-f5-. .- casting A.s
rltt t.- George & Cannon. said IS SPA.
vote t.r nan nov vbs is counted re.
publican Es SAYS De believes 10 the re.
-a-s. za-f-- C slye- Es tav.-s ths rs.
-.-1etl lzL;5oa C sllvet g. She -a.- O. 1f .-
5! be eaa Get 81 ana it be -a--.t sc, is 3.
Will take what hs can &c, Z :, goes g.
congress he will 20; .s tr-wa as g partisan
but vii serve ;hs Interests e. OBJ 'ss peg.
jls HIS election voul5 -1t a.ur--slE g..
tee. .he sfE.-E q Roberts
S-s applause followed Bs--.-rf spec.
ana senator Tes-y sai D -s.-r &C a-s
applause .u al A-e-ear Legislative as
ss-s.y % ben treas. .uBa.e l;te-l--es are eN.
.resstE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
ALLEN THANKS SUPPORTERS
Expresses Gratitude for the Manner
in which They Have stood by
Him in a Losing Fight

LINCOLN. March k-Cspesial Teleg-arn)
--Ex- Senator Allen this morning presented
the following letter:
LINCOLN. Neh- March 8, lE9s.-To The
Fusion Legislative CEuras-Geuuenen: !
beg 10 return 10 you my heartfelt thanks
Cor the loyal suppor, ! have received 81
your hands for The once o. United States
senator curing the present winter. Your
attitude has commanded TIE respect ana
admiration not only o. The people OF Ne
trasla but Of the Uuite5 States a. vel.
i had been supposed by many that your
caucuses would 2s broken ana that there
would 5e divisions n yCur council ana the
republicans confidently looked forward 10
& break in your ranks. You have Eiglally
d1ssppuipted these expectations on their
par,, and you have shown remarkable dlssl-
pllne and cohesion.
1t is not II NY power TO express il words
nv feeling e friendship and ny gratitude
FOR al you have done. The people q Ne
brsska have hulorei ne heyer5 nv merits
End ] cheerfuIly take ny station among The
masses from whom came, determined 70
6isshErEe every duty 70 he Erea: party o.!
which I'm q member as actively and faith
fully in tbe future as ] have IN the past.
With gratitude and best wishes 20 each
senator ana representative J have The honor
70 remain, your ohedie1' servant
WILLIAM K. ALLEN
The letter wEs taken 70 lbe fusion caucus.
which IS being held in the rooms Of tba
stale Board O. TrausportauQ1, ans was rsE5
there.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
SO and SO

They have soft. sIlksr channels covered
sponge electrodes that csanc, burn and
blister as 90 The Other htlEs. can be renewed
FOR Tfc-no othe~ belt can be renewed for
any prioe. and when worn out are worth
less Nine IS the costl!est Bell II the
world 10 manufacture anc an Offering i
e. from -ttth 10 one-thlrd The pr5os q
Others
Il generates genuine current O: Electric
fly thE; you can Immediately feel and IS
-four times stronger than any other belt upon
( eErth. nv Electrical SuEpens9ry for the
cure Of The various weaknesses ot men IS
given free 10 every male purchaser OF ooe o:
ny belts.
I guarantee J: TO cure all Sexual Weak
1 uesses. restore Shru1ksn or Uniereloged Or
ra1s and los; Vitality. cure Kidney, Liver
snd Bladder trsuhles Constipation, Dyspep-
1 sla- Female Comp lsduts, etc.
4 Gail upon or write ne to3ay-sECHedly co--
/ s5er:ial-do nvt dslsy-dslays are dangerous
/ -ge; symptom blanks. book and literature.
. Sr75 only nv
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

FITTSETEG NarCA N--H- 1mW0I0'-e0t
ct Charles W M-a-S q Cleveland - rep
-esa--aIivs Of The League q American
Wheelras1 to the International Cyclists as
sotss-.ar. Wa mace public 10y p sl6ert
Keenan, today. This appointment has sr
- pegia' significance this year IL view ot
tn fact that the annual meeting Of the
international Cyclists association VIII he
he'd in Montreal r. August N X. and that
-Ne international championship viii he &c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
FIRE RECORD.


ST PAUL Nea., March Special)-
The barn Of Samuel :. Smith living one
and ooe-halt miles west q 81 Paul was
consumed by FIRE las night. together with
Z ErELEry. II 1he barn were three horses
twelve head q rRr-le 100 bushels Of corr
and fifteen tons Of hay. The loss amounts
70 $500 Win small insurance The cause
Of the 1re is unknown
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

DOVER, Del March &-Ths entrance c.
willard salisbury o. Wilmington into ne
senatorial racs to5ay presents e new aspe.;
il ihe contest. M. SALISBURY. vh- received
The fun support q the twenty-uoe demo
Gratis, may also he voted tu- ty the entire
minority O. the last three days q n. leg
islatuTe FRIDAY. Saturday ana Monday. II Is
Will he done il is understood tonight 10y
lhs purpose Of sodsavuricE 10 draw suTl-leui
strength for either the regular republicans
or The union republicans 70 secure al elec-
don
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

george u annon Tets otct OF Zen
Republicans and Three Democrats.
SALT LAKE. March E.-Ths proceedings
q the joint assembly were somewhat sen
satonal today. The chief feature Of ths
senatorial ballot was the entry Of new
candidate into The contest Ten republicans
and three democrats voted for Hon. George
9 Cannon.
Several speeches were made during the
hsllotinE. Senator Robinson said: The
question ls whether the free silver demo
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

ST. LOUIS. March s.-The skating match
st the ICE palace rorich: between John
Nilsson, HARRY Davidson and John :
Johnson resulted II q very close finish,
I-i5sT- IN. -v-5 raa- bsrf-+ Ta-rsr- w.
fifteen feet behind when Nlssg- finished
The third and last race viii hs held Io-n1r-
r v -irh-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

In aoother psrt ot Tins paper appears al
advertisement worthy The reading q its
tor the public good. j tells of g Free dis
tr1tutiC1 Of Deans Kidney Pills. remedy
tcr Kidney Ills. Read il. and call a Kuhn
d Co. pharmacists corner 15ih and Doug
Las ouaha Nah Sa.u-5aE Mar-h III
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
TODAY'S WEATHER FORECAST
Fair: Probably Colder in Western
Portion: Variable winds Pre-
dicted for Nebraska.

WASHINGTON, March s-Fore.2st for
Thursday.
For Neh-Aska-Fai-; probably colder in
western portion variable winis.
For South DEkoia-Fai- colder; north
winds.
For Iowa an5 Missou-i-FaIr; warmer il
eastern portion; south winds.
For kEnSas-Fair. variable winds.
For Wyouing-F2ir, col1er, winds be-
coming aorthsrly
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
EIdrdenS
Muscles.

Electricity as srplied through 'he agency
., ~. Renre.;s Electric Belt eulsrges and
lfraens all tie muscles Of the hody. stops
nj loss Of vital au3a. H1d cures rervoys
7ros.ratio1 ana loss ot brzin power. II
cures se1ull lnpo,ercy. Lost Manhood,
spernatorraaea VI-lcocsle ana kN other
Sexual Weaknesses i rnahes weak men
strong Ir6 strong Ee1 stronEer-the only
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
REJOICING AT NEBRASKA CITY
Neighbour of senator Hayward Pro-
pose 10 Give Him a Ree-P-
Ii0R ON His ReIara.

NEBRASKA CITY. March k-ls2eclal
Telegram The reVs q zhe nomination q
judge N. L. Haywgrd for United states
senator ty the republican rsurus IEss night
CAUSED Esai re!oc-ng among eiuzsnE ..
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Re.idencr at Lead.

LEAD 5. d. Mar-h Especial Fire
last night destroyed The house q John Col
lins q this city. valued zt sl.2pN with $500
Insurance i IS supposed the FIRE was IN
occdiary. Collins i he Da1 who sho, a.
young nao recently because Of e domestic
difficulty
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

NEBRASKA CITY March g Special -
The residence Of c ". Gibbs, il this city
was burned 10 The ground early this morn
ing. The loss IS about $500 with partial IN
suTRoce- M0sI Of The household gods were
saved. 4 frozen hydrant prevented the fire
company from doing effective work
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

WASHINGTON. March s. Special Tsle-
gran. |-Sslsto- Thl~st-t said t1-s evening
that De was rreaty pleased sikh .-s rs Hay
wards election and Thai be would bring 20
tie senate DISTINGUISHED ability Assistant
Secretary Neltls.-ta spoke a.c-r similar
lines and was rll5 tazt tse l--r drawn gut
ea-tes; vas ended with TIE election q a
-sr.utr.-s-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
DR. Bennett t't5tT'6 eanS,u,

Room, 20 and Il Doualas HlocS.
Omaha. Nebr-. 10Th and Dodge streets.
Open from $50 Il. TO y. EVEN
ings. y. IN. TO s:31 j.. III. sundays,
IL II IN. 10 j.. m
please mention The Bee)
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Gardner win Meet Murray.

ST LOUIS. Ma-gh s-A s-.e..as 70 tn
oscar Gardner arranged match today
WITH Jimmie Murray of Cincinnati for a
glove contest q twenty rounds 10 take
place here March Il
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

th.s city. Irrespective q, parry Fras1ra-.1-s
are tel-r mace .c -e-5t- hin 5 r'ar- -vl-
tI5- .ir- tis -etl-r FROM Lirao-.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09

means that
Will = 3 L e
men cf ali
AGES strong
and vigorous.
he weak
reEses q man
VII vanish
before RS po-
tent fame as
dew before the
n oTn n { 0
CH~
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
LINsEED OIL
BREWERIEs

OMAHA BREWING ASSOCIATION.
Carload shipments n.E &c n our own re-
rigerat1T cars Blue Elhbon, Elite Export
Vienna EEpor. ard Family Export ds.tV.
sTec = g.. parts q The city.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Local Record.

OFFICE OF TIE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA March S-0naha record Of lem
I'erature ana rainfall compared with the
corresponding day u th= last three wears.
1aus
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
HAYWARD IS CHOSENSENATOR
Elected h7 TIE Jo1t legislative Session to
suooss5 William ' Als1,
KECENES The SOLID REPUBLICAN VOTE
Grafton Of saline the only Absentee
on RON Call-Fusionists stand
by Allen to the
Last.
EEcENEs TBE SOLD REPUBLICAN VOTE

lcon,i1oea from Fl-H PAGE
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
BOILERS

OMAHA BOILER WORKS.
JOHN n .O1TRRY. Prop.
Bsierk Tanks En6 Sheet Iron Work
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-09
Dr. Benefits
Electric Belt

IL intu-sed hr
physiCiE ans
ana recon-
uE-de5 : Y
thousands of
cured pa
tle-LE The
price o! bglts
he~sto' .re h2s
been fro n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12

er without paying the lawyers more
than the whole claim is worth.
NOW they bring In a bill to abolish
the Justice courts in the cities of st.
faui ana Minneapolis, bill that is un-
CONSTITUTIONAL. but that class of law
yers never had any respect for con-
stitution or laws of any Kind. and men
IKE Messrs. Horton and Sheehan are
the leaders In scheme that Is an out
rage on the community and a whole
sale ROBBERY of the taxpayers for the
peheht OF the small fry of the legal
fraternity. a class that never pays any
taxes nor. in fact, fanythfng else they
can avoid paying. It would simply be
the wiping out of all small debts, and
In the end even the pigmies would not
De penehted. They claim that justice
courts are mere collection agencies.
NOW the business of all courts, from
Justice to supreme, seems to be mostly
In tnat line, to compel men to pay their
honest dues to their fellow men. But
the municipal court has been used by
that very class of lawyers as a brow
beating and fbulldozing machine,
whereby the people were scared into
paying often UNJUST claims without the
Guy getting ones cent of fees for It,
The blanks of the municipal court have
been used In garnishments and forcible
entry and common actions by these
lawyers, and cases that were never en-
tered on the court docket were settled
after service of summons, and neither
clerk nor judge ever knew that their
names were used in such infamous
manner. The abolishing of justice
courts means an additional expense
on the county for more municipal
judges In their place Remember the
justice court is no expense whatever
to city. county or state, while every
municipal court will be at least $1,000
a year additional taxes on the over
burdened community.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12
POLITICAL DUEL.
Gen. Walter and Attorney Hamilton
Shoot Each Other.

Shoot Each other.
BRISTOL, Tenn, March 11.-Gen.
James A. Walker and w s. Hamilton,
is engaged in a contest with Gen.
Walker for the congressional toga for
the Ninth Virginia district, engaged in
a quarrel tonight while taking deposit
lions in the contest. Hamilton ad-
vanced upon Walker, who shot him in
the abdomen. The wound is considered
fatal. G.. E. Davis, private secretary
to Judge Rhea, shot Gen. Walker twice
in the right shoulder.
The difficulty was brought on by a.
witness who made offensive remarks
were dressed and he is doing WELL
Hamilton will die.
The trouble occurred in the Virginia
court house In the presence of a large
party of friends of both men. Intense
feeling is reported among the political
friends Of both parties, and more
trouble is feared. Warrants have been
sworn out for both men.
Gen. Walker Is we'll known all over
Virginia. He was prominent in the
Federal army, being a brigadier gen.
eral. Since the war he has served as
commonwealth attorney. representa-
tive in the Legislature and lieutenant
governor He has been twice elected to
congress as a Republican from the
Ninth district, and was a candidate for
reelection last November. The returns
showed the election Of Rhea and Gen.
Walker made charges Of fraud.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12
CITY SCHOOL NEWS.

Inc literary meeting OF last Monday even
ing, the first given under the auspices of the
NV oHcels, was a success in every way
naeeIno.y nan was full to overlooking, some
Reople even sat On window stills or stood In
Ihe aisies. Among the audience there were
many OF the alumni, especially of the class
oh tba u III, Inc programme was the best given at
are DESTROYS Of keeping up as good entertain
hehls while they preside. The meeting was
opened by the reading of the minutes of the
Pres NUS meetlng.@ followed by piano duet
by Miss Belle Browne and John Slayton
Lynn Eddy next gave an interesting nd
amusing recitation, which was followed by a
reading by Miss Hiida Hellner and a recita-
ZION oy MISS Mary Giery. The school chorus
was next on the programme. They did really
Wei, Tor the first time, but need a little en-.
enlargement The chorus was followed Inv a
reeltat1on by Ora Murray and a reading by
Eana burroughs. Last but not least, was the
farce given 1bye the sopohomores The older
Pupils cannot help acknowledging their rising
talents, and the sophomores are showing their
Worthiness to become their successors
The orchestra filled a few, numbers At
concert given at the Swedish M. e. church.
corner OF Cook and Greenbrier. AS usual the
were well received h-s;ss
Inc next regular meeting OF the Mothers,
club of the Cleveland high school win he had
tuesday afternoon. A. programme will he
rendered as usual, after which refreshments
VIII De served by the teachers of the school.
Tickets for the library concert of the Mad
lson- school will be on sale next week. The
entertainment will be in the Mechanic Arts
hall the afternoon and evening of March
"a, There wi, will be solos by Miss Whitaker
and Miss Williams; also a drill under the
direction Of Prof. Herman Prof Herr
mann will give an exhibition with dumb
bells
The Jackson-Drew Mothers club met at
the, Jackson school Wednesday. After
violin duet by Horace and Clarence Negaard.
accompanied by Miss Mason, supt Smith
gave very interesting address, which was
both practical and helpful. 1t dealt with
the everyday matters of home and school
life, in which parents and teachers are both
interested, and which are Of vital Importance
to the children. After this followed the
nomination of candidates for Offices who are
to be elected at the annual meeting in April.
The Lincoln School union held a very in
teresting session last Wednesday afternoon.
which was well attended by the friends and
patrons of the school. The meeting opened
with solo by Miss Whitney, after which a
class In physical exercises from Miss Fairs
room gave an exhibition which was well re-
ceived. DR.. Hurd, of Minneapolis, then gave
an instructive address, and the meeting was
concluded with a musical number by Miss
BERTHE Lowe.
The children are very enthusiastic In con-
temptation of the moving picture entertain
ment,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12
BANQUET FOR sCHLEY.
Famous Admiral Is Entertained by
the Five O'Clock Club,

Famous Admiral Is Entertained by
the Five O'Clock Club.
PHILADELPHIA, March 11.-Admt.
raj Schley was the guest of honor to-
night at the annual banquet of the
Five O'clock club, one of the perma-
nent mining organizations of this city.
The admiraPs speech, In responding
to a toast to Admiral Cervera, was
rapturously applauded. His tribute
to fallen foe was beautifully ex-
pressed, and he paid the highest trib-
ute to the character of the Spanish
officers. Admiral Schley expressed his
hearty approval of the law recently
passed by congress recognizing the
navy. He said this country had at
last followed the example Of Russia,
Germany, France and England, and
made it possible for the seamen by
vaIor, In adding to the grandeur of
his country to achieve a commissioned
position in the navy. This, he de-
clared, will encourage good Ameri-
can citizens to enlist in the navy in
greater numbers, there being no posi-
ton too high for them to aspire to.
The admiral generally touched upon
the Santiago fight. but he spoke con-
vincingly with regard to disputed
points and maintained clearly the
claims that have been made in his be-
half in connection with the great bat
tie
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12
PUBLIC SCHOOL UNION
VIII Discuss the Kindergarten at
the Quarterly Meeting.

VIII Discuss the kindergarten at
the Quarterly Meeting.
The March quarterly meeting of the
school unions will be held Monday
evening, March 10, in the assembly
hall of the Central high school to dis
cuss the subject of the kindergarten
in all its phases.
The committee on lectures, of which
Mr. George L. Wilson is chairman,
has secured Miss S. c. Brooks, who
will open the discussion with a paper
on the kindergarten, it's aims and its
connection with our schools. Rev. E..
G. Mitchell will present the topic from
the standpoint of the public, while
Miss Susan M. Greene will give the
facts and figures of this branch Of ed
ucation from other cities. Miss Ca
gifts, and Principal Bryant will give
the principals view of the subject A
speaker will present the relations of
the kindergarten to the home, and the
topic will then be open to general dis
cussion.
The Mothers clubs, which, more
than any other organization, comes
closely in, touch with the kindergarten,
have been. requested to be present in
force. If there be any remaining who
hold that the kindergarten is fad"
or useless appendage to the schools,
or not worth its cost, or any other an
tagonistic opinion, they are cordially
invited to attend and take part in the
discussion
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-03-12

GOV. Lind yesterday carried on quite
a brisk correspondence over the wires
with the Washington officials, and 1t
cannot be said that the chief executive
Is particularly pleased with the result.
The governor wired Senator Davis
early in the day, stating that he was
besieged with people urging the return
OF the Thirteenth regiment, and he ask
ed that something might be done to ap-
pease the popular demand
Late IL the afternoon q message came
from the senior senator as follows:
I have done the best could in that mat
under existing military conditions In Manila
no regiment can be brought back at present
but that ours will be relieved at the earliest
practical moment consistent with the eftua-
ton. C. K bayis
Gov. Lind believes much. as many
OF those personally interested in the
regiment do, that the boys only enlist
ed for the war. and the war Is over.
and they should be ordered home. The
governor. discussing the matter yester-
Day afternoon, said that he should
continue TO use his best efforts tn
nave the Minnesota boys Gent home
pe1ore the wet weather sets in, The
governor believes that if the United
states wants to educate and refine the
pense OF good loyal and patriotic Amer
lean boys
another matter, which has come to
the attention Of the governor of late,
is the situation at Walker. He has
been approached by numerous peo-
rie residing in the locality asking that
the company Of regulars be retained
at Walker for some time to come to
restore confidence among the settlers
and nrnfnnf IN he
general uprising of the Indians of that
locality.
Inc governor yesterday wired Gen.
Corbln, stating the situation and saw
ing 1T would be much better II a few
troops were left in the state to protect
against the possibility Of further depre-
dations by the Indians. The following
message came in reply from Gen. Cor
DIN before the governor left the office
for the day.
The necessity of caring for government
property in other parts Of the country re-
CURES that the companies be taken from Fort
smelling at this time. The detachment left
at that place will be increased by selected
recruits as soon possible.
Gov. Lind has no desire to critise the
government, but it is evident that he
does not like the idea of having the
troops taken from Walker. However.
the governor has great confidence In
the state militia and will rely on 1t
In case Of an emergency.
During the afternoon a cablegrarn.
was received by the chief executive
from Col. Ames, Of the Thirteenth, an
nouncing the death of Timothy En-
right, Of Company B, who was killed
by an electric wire accident No fur
Their particulars are stated. Enright
enlisted at Minneapolis and his parents
i've at Grey Eagle. Adjt. Gen. Lam
bert yesterday wired the war depart
ment asking that the remains be
brought back to Minnesota.