Omaha daily bee., 1899-10-11
ROOSEvELT'S DATES CHANGED
New York Governor VIII Not Visit
Nebraska Until the Week Be-
fore Election.


gram imperative demands from Chair
man Dick of the Ohio state central COM
II ittee upon Governor Roosevelt will prob
ably change his Nebraska trip. Governor
Roosevelt stated to Assistant Secretary
Meiklejohn and Senator Thurston that he
would be glad to go to Nebraska for the
purpose of meeting many of his old friends,
but later conditions obtaining, it is now
thought probable that he will not be able to
get into Nebraska, II at all, before the
last of the week of the campaign. The
Importance of visit from the governor is
being urgently pressed upon him and it is
hoped that he may be able to find time
to extend his itinerary as far as the Prairie
state
Senator Thurston's dates in Ohio, pre-
| liminary to his campaign tour OF Nebraska,
have been changed. He is now booked to
speak at the four corners OF Ohio and at
| the places named: Salem, October 16; Bel
laire, II; Hillsboro, IS; Findlay, 49, Upon
the completion of this assignment from
Chairman Dick Senator Thurston will at
once enter the campaign in Nebraska, prob
ably spending considerable of his time in
the Sixth congressional district, where a
| representative Is to be elected to succeed
the late William l.. Greene.
| Dr. Charles L. Furay has been appointed
| a member of the board of examining sur
! geons at Chadron in place of DR.. C. G. FL
more, resigned.
Recruits Tom Holinett, William Fay, Yer
ner F. Hedin, Chris Peterson, Lewis p. Lar
| sen, George p. christensen, Charles
Trautow, Nicholas Mousei. Wesley X
Bouyer, Chesley W. Sullivan, Clint G. To-
land, John w. Little SYef'lan Merritt. Rob.
ert M. jackson, John A. Wolf, Oscar J
West, Leon Brewer and Norman A. vii.
liams, Thirty ninth infantry, Fort Crook
have been discharged.
Chief Musician Emil Reichardt, Twenty
second United States infantry, now at thu
Preside OF San Francisco. will be sent t.
Fort Crook for medical treatment
Senator Kyle called on Indian Commits
sioner Jones today regarding Indian affair
in South Dakota. The senator recommends
a renewal of the license of Trader Ross a
Ssseton S. D.. and it is probable favorabl
action to the trader will result. Ross ha
| been opposed by Agent Johnson, on the pa
tronage committee of the state, but it is un
derstood that the hatchet has been bure
between the contending parties. Land Com
missioner Hermann has materially reduced
the corps of supervisors on duty at various
forest reserves. small number OF ranger
will be retained in the Black Hills reserv
during the winter. The commissioner ha
also decided to furlough number of spe
cial agents of the land office. There ar
fifty OF these officials now employed an
twenty-five will be furloughed at an earl
| date.
Miss Annie Burns OF Niobrara, Neb., wa
today appointed laundress at the STANDING
Rock On. d. agency.
Nebraska postmasters: Christina Skirv
ing, at Brownlee, Cherry county, vice F. f
Witt, resigned, and Jennie w. Magoon a
| Moomaw, Sheridan county, vice Mary l.
Bourne, resigned; also Asbury ID. Hoskine
at Granger, Sweetwater county, Wyoming.
Orders were issued today establishin
postotfices at the following points in Iowa
Cuba, Hancock county; Otranto, Mitchell
county, and Parrish, Des Moines county,