Omaha daily bee., 1902-09-17

deceased. Eulogistic speeches were deliv-
cred by Frank NJ. Hall and e. ]. Hainer on
MIR. Lambertson, while tributes to Mr..
Loese we're paid by John NJ. Stewart and
Wilbur F. Bryant. Ex-senator Allen pro-
%nounced a eulogy upon both Of the de-
parted, the supreme court Justices also
voicing like sentiments.
Candidates Confer.
J. II. Mickey. republican candidate for
governor. E. II. Hiushaw. candidate for
congress in the Fourth, and NJ. P. Kinkaid,
candidate for congress in the Sixth dis
trict. lunched together today. The meet
ing was purely informal, and neither knew
the others were to be here today. All
brought only the most roseate stories OF
campaign prospects.
Mapping Ont Campaign.
Chairman Lindsay and his assistants in
charge Of the republican state committee
are mapping out a speaking campaign
in the state Of unusual variety. The COM
mlttee already has assurances that several
speakers of national prominence will take
the stump in Nebraska, but the most cheer
ing bit of information came today, when
Secretary Allen was advised by wire from
the republican national speaking bureau
that Hon. David B. Henderson, speaker Of
the house Of representatives, had been
booked for four political addresses In the
state. The First and Second districts are
considered so certain to go republican that
the speaker will be sent into the Third,
Fourth. Fifth and Sixth districts to aid in
turning still further the tide that has set
in against opponents OF republication. Mr..
Henderson's dates are not ~ofncially an
nounced, but the following cities in all prob
| ability will he the ouoa ha uviII vIat2. Tinted
district. Central City, Fourth district,
Beatrice; Fifth district, Holdrege; Sixth
district, st. Paul. The state committee
has also received assurances that Con-
gresham Foster Of Vermont, and Eddy of
Minnesota will each devote a week to
speechmaking in this state.
Three Of the state officers, Secretary OF
State Marsh, Attorney General Prout and
Auditor Weston, sally forth this week on
n political mission. to advance their own
interests and those OF the republican
state ticket generally. On Friday the trio
will visit the Kearney county republican
convention at Minden, mingling with the
delegates and addressing them II time
allows. The following day they 90 to Hol-
drege to attend the Phelps county conveu-
ton. Later in the campaign others Of the
state officers are planning to venture out
into the state to put in a few ticks for the
cause.
Looks Good to Hinshaw.
Hon. e. H. Hinshaw, republican candi-
date in the Fourth Nebraska district, spent
the day in the capital enroute from David
City, where he discussed the issues last
night, to Utica, where he is booked for a
speech tonight. Mr.. Hinshaw, aside from
viewing his own chances as bright, wakes
enthusiastic in prophesying a clean sweep
for the republicans In the state in No
vember.
II have spoken in every county in the
district during the last two months, and
everywhere it is apparent that the repub-
licans are destined to win a great vic
tory. The vote, very naturally will fall
short Of tHat OF two years age, but the
apathy is chiefly confined to the fusionists,
most of whom are frank to admit they have
no chance. feel sure of own election,
while Mickey and the entire state ticket
will carry the Fourth district by a round
majority"
Mr.. Hinshaw announces the following
dates for his speaking campaign: Septem-
Der II, Pleasantdale, afternoon; September
10, osceola. afternoon; September 20, Cor
dova. afternoon; September %, Hebron;
September 23, Milford; September "a, Bar
%neston, afternoon; September "a, Blue
Springs. night; September %. Hubbell;
September 26. Geneva, afternoon; Septem-
Der 26. Strange, night; September ~, Bel
videre. afternoon; September "a, Bruning.
night; September 20, Hampton; September
30, Marquette; October /, Gresham; octo-
Der 2, Surprise; October 3, Ulysses; octo-
Der 4, Ulysses.
Governors once Deserted.
The ONCE Of the governor was practically
deserted today. Governor Savage left in
the morning to inspect the working Of the
Boys Industrial school at Kearney, his
first visit since the new superintendent, DR..
Beghtol OF Friend, took charge. Miss Bes-
sic Snowden, stenographer, is aso in Kear-
ney, her home c. @. Hustled, filing clerk,
, spent the day at Syracuse, while Private
, Secretary R. J. Clancy journeyed to Omaha
to aid in boosting the political fortunes OF
I David H.. Mercer. Chief Clerk McKesson
, was in sole charge Of the ONCE.
The State Banking Board today issued q
| charter to the Cairo State Bank Of Cairo
Hall county. The incorporators are Charles
! F. Bentley. Samuel N. wolbach, J. Herbert
. Harrison and sprague D. Ross. The capita
: stock is $1,000. fully paid up.
Date for Canal Hearing. @
0 The State Board Of Irrigation will heal
i the arguments in the Riley
I Platte canal controversy September 90 al
2 p. m. Secretary Dobson announced the
e date today and a spirited contention is an,
t~icipated unless the warning claimants fol
the water settle their differences by agree,
ing to construct their canals one below tn,
0 other. so that the flow will suf1ce for both
7 A change in the clerical force in the ono,
= OF Adjutant General Colby is announced
Alexander Q. Smith. chief clerk, retiring
Mr.. Smith halls from Beatrice. He is sue
: ceeded by Miss Martinez, also of Beatrice.
Harvest Home ne WIIsOnViIle.
wILsONVILLE. Neb.. Sept. 16.-(spe
, cial.)-Arrangements are all completed 70
, the harvest home aid exposition meet
y which is to be held here next week, Sep
n TENDER % to 90, inclusive. The manage
ment has secured the McCook and Aurorj
: ball teams, they playing three days
Wednesday Thursday and Friday Man