Omaha daily bee., 1902-05-23

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bis favor and the wife appealed to the SUI
preme court. contending that the contract
provided that she should have the option
Of giving her husband a home on the farm
with her or Of paying him a $500 annuity.
Beard May Come 60 Nebraska
Chief Hayes Of the Kansas City police
force last night wired Chief Hoagland Of
this city that Beard. alias Inman. might be
brought back here q the authorities wished
to try him for completely In the Gillian
murder. ST. Paul ofhcers wanted Beard on
the charge OF numbering Policeman Mayer.
but II is supposed that they have given the
matter up and will allow the prisoner to
come TO Lincoln.
Detective Malone is confident the prisoner
is guilty and there is a witness in the city
who saw the men running away from the
scene OF the crime last August. BY this
witness II Is expected that Beard can be
identified.
Chief Hoagland wired Chief Hayes today
that be would send for Beard. although II is
doubtful whether or not the reward will be
paid over unless the Lincoln witness sue
ceeds\ in Identifying the prisoner as one Of
the assailants Of Gillian.
Memorial Chimes Arrive.
The Mckinley memorial chimes. which
will be installed in the tower Of st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal church at Twelfth and
NJ streets, arrived today and we're taken
Immediately to the church building. There
are ten bells in the set. ranging in size
from one to three feet in width. On the
largest bell is the inscription, Presented
by the citizens Of Lincoln and vicinity in
memory Of our beloved president, William
Mckinley. March. 1902" Below this in
s~cription is the scriptural quotation, Know
We not that a prince and a good man has
fallen This day in Israel" The bells are
Of massive construction and are said to
have but few superiors in the country.
They were made by the Liberty Bell COM
pany OF Troy. N. Y.
Formal Library Opening.
The formal opening Of the Carnegie IL
brary will take place at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon OF Tuesday, May 81. c. II. Gere.
for many years at the head OF the board,
will preside and deliver the commemora-
tive address. The formal turning over OF
the library to the city and lite acceptance
will be a ceremon participated In by Pres
ident Geisthardt Of the board and Mayor
Winnett. In the evening there will be a
general public reception with music and
two addresses. Mrs. w. J. Bryan and Chan
cellor Andrews will speak. and a piece of
music. "The Scotch Laddie." composed es-
pecially for the occasion by Mrs. H. J.
} Nichols, will be sung.
New Paper Incorporates.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Star Pub
fishing company. which is to publish the
new daily newspaper in this city. were re-
3 corded in the secretary Of states office
! this afternoon. The capital stock OF
. the institution amounts to $4,000, which
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e par value OF 500 each. The incorpor-
ators are: D. e. Thompson, and HallecR
3 F. Rose and Wilmer B. Comstock, his at
I torneys. The articles provide for a genera
newspaper. printing. publishing and sta.
d tionery business.
d. X. Kirkland was elected delegate Il
: the convention Of international Typograph'
& ical union to be held In Cincinnati in Au-
I gust. The contest was one OF high pressure
G 1t being between Mr.. Kirkland and A. T
e Pentzer. G. E. Hathaway was elected al
I ternate delegate.
I The Harvard Milling and Power com
Q pany of Harvard. Clay county, has filed ar
g ticles of Incorporation. The company is cap
D italized for $4,000. Its incorporators are
Jerry Delaney, Thomas H. Matters, J. H
: Yost and s. A. Herzog.
The American Order company Of this cit!
. 1 mas hlSO luCOI ~ u CdpiloaiIc0 Abl
$40, 600. The incorporators are: Charles
! Bragg. James A. Patton, Marcus E.. Getter
, Virgil H. Stone and Francis A. Graham.
acquisition for Sheriff.
4 Governor Savage has issued a requisitioi
= on the governor Of South Dakota for Sher
: IN Lewison and Deputy Sherins Home
Robb, Alfred Grifnth and Sam Holiday o
g that state. The complaint is made by Ere,
vAlaire and Adelor Turgeon. who resid
on a neck Of land about i've miles north o
i Dakota City and charges them with shoot
ing with intent to kill. The ownership O
the land occupied by the Turgeons was 4
dispute and the south Dakota sheriffs wer
trying to arrest the men for trespassin
q when the shooting is alleged to have &C
q CURED. II Is claimed that the land is Ne
y braska territory. A requisition from Gov
T. ernor Herreid for the Turgeons has bee
held up by Governor Savage pending
hearing.
y Preparing for state Fair.
n The State Board Of Agriculture met to
night and contracted for the constructio,
OF four new livestock barns on the stat
fair grounds. The board also authorize
"a the various livestock associations to hol
,e auctions on the state fair grounds durin
IL the next fair.
The Nebraska State Dental associatio
ar tonight concluded its annual convention
"a It was decided by unanimous vote to hol
to the next annual convention in this city 1
D. the third week in May next year. Thes
o. officers we're elected: H. J. Cole. Norfolk
president; II. A. Shannon, Lincoln, vic
xh president; w. R. Clark. Seward. secretary
be Homer HATFIELD. York, corresponding sec
be rotary; H. T. King. Fremont. treasurer
b. L. Spellman. Beatrice. member board
Re censors; delegates 10 the national CONVEX
nd tion at Niagara Falls. A. o. Hunt. A. v
Mason. W.. H sherraden, J. H. Wallace. v
N. Dorward. Omaha; w. 0yde Davis, W.
nd Humphrey, L. p. Davis. oliver johnson
Az Lincoln; H. T. King. Fremont: W.
IN smith, Fa"nee Oityi W. H. striker Bea'
he rice.
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