Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-24

addition to sending whitney to prison was
additional punishment and that this Is for
hidden by the organic law. OF course. u
this contention we're correct. the sale was
illegal and void. and the land not being
Harlan county's. Everson's conviction
would not stand. The supreme court, how
ever. says that 1t shall not hold to any
rule that a law that operates to restore
stolen property to the use OF its owner Is
any part Of the punishment Of thief. As
to the contention that the money, at any
rate. tslcnged to the school fund, the
court says this would avail Everson moth
ing. as It would simply mean that the
county. having purchased the land, owed
the school fund that sum.
Homeopaths Elect Omcers.
The Missouri Valley Homeopathic Medi-
cal association this morning elected the
following officers: President, DR.. B. F.
! Bailey Of Lincoln. vice president. DR.. Abby
Virginia Holmes OF Omaha general sec
retary. DR.. E. B. Woodward Of Lincoln
treasurer. DR.. A. II. Doris Of Lincoln.
The days program included an address
! on Medical Jurisprudence" by Attorney
Shepherd Of Lincoln. address by DR..
/ George Royal Of Des Moines on the subject
Medical Education" and the bureaus OF
clinical medicine, paedology, materia med
/ lea. obstetrics. gynaecology and sanitary
science we're held DR.. B. F. Bailey OF this
| city presided over the latter and DR.. l.. c.
Voss of Columbus gave an interesting paper
on Hygiene Management Of tuberculosis"
While in the bureau Of materia medica DR..
/ B. F. Fighter Of Lincoln read paper on
shall New Remedies Replace the old?'
other papers we're read by DR.. d. A. Foote
of Omaha and DR.. Abby Virginia Holmes of
the same place.
Capital City Briefs.
w. S. Rector OF Omaha has filed with the
secretary Of state a certificate showing that
! on October II the Woodmen OF the World
Accident association changed its name to
the American Mutual Accident association
and that it's articles have been changed to
| admit all persons not over 65 years of age.
A. P. Tukey. H. A. Tukey and e. l. NJ.
! Turkey have incorporated the Turkey Land
| company Of Omaha, with an authorized cap
ital of $3.50. 900. and have filed articles with
, the secretary OF state.
| Governor Savage has received an invita-
tion from Chauncey NJ. Depew and James
II. Hyde of New York to attend a dinner at
Sherry's in that city November Is to meet
his excellency Jules Cambon, ambassador
OF France to the United States. The gov
ernor has signified his acceptance Of the in
| vitation.
| Deputy Commissioner Of Labor Watson
and his aides have been engaged in actual
manual labor for several days past in pack
ing and sending out the great part Of the
10000 copies of the bulletin recently issued
by the department. They are sent in suit
able lots to all real estate dealers in the
state, who have promised to send them tC
correspondents in other states, and to the
railway companies for the encouragement
Of immigration. In this way practically the
entire issue of the bulletin is now In cir,
culation where 1t will do the most good, and
the state is saved the $500 in postage which
1t would require to mail them to individ
uals.
Order for G. A. n.
Assistant Adjutant General Mart Howe
| Of the Nebraska department Grand Army o
the Republic is mailing to Nebraska posts
copies of Commander G. F. Steele's genera
order No. 8. In IT the commander submits
his report Of the thirty sixth national en-
campment at Washington, declaring II t.
have been one Of the great events Of tn,
order.
This department is to be congratulated,
says the commander. upon its splendid ap
pearance, its excellent representation am
its good department. Nebraska with nearl!
200 veterans In line, marching down Penn
sylvania avenue was an inspiring scene, an'
received many complimentary endorse
ments, and your commander takes pleasur
in returning to you, comrades, and to tn
citizens from Nebraska his sincere thank
for their presence and assistance in makinl
the encampment a grand success.
POSTS desiring the presence of depart
ment officers or speakers at camphres dur
ing the coming winter are requested to ad
dress either commander or adjutant. givin
all possible information as to train serv
ice. etc.
INDIANS GEL THEIR MONEY