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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
GERMAN-AMERIcAN CARNIVAL
Annual Festival ne uBu Occasions
Much Demonstration and
Speaking.

AUBURN. Neb., Aug. 14.-(Spec,aI.)-The
second annuai German-American carnival
and picnic was celebrated Wednesday here
with great success. About 5000 citizens OF
this and adjoining counties were IN attend
ance. The town was gaily decorated with
the two national colors and the public
square was specially wired for a brilliant
illumination at night.
The program opened at 10 a. A.. with an
eloquent address OF welcome by Mayor w.
p. Freeman. Rev. John F. Dirks. for the
past twenty-five years pnstor Of Febing
Lutheran church in this county then de-
hvered In the German language an able
address. After dinner, which was spread
in the shade. by 1000 picnic parties. DR..
l. P. Ludden Of Lincoln delivered an ora
ton on The Progress OF the German
Race in America" Rev. G. Duebler Of the
johnson Lutheran church then delivered an
address In the German tongue. Speaking
was interpreted with music by Dray's
cornet band Of this city and Hagenow's
First Regiment band Of Lincoln.
After the speaking several hours were
devoted to sports and to games, the prip-
cipal Of which was the base ball game be-
tween the county ~ofacials OF this county and
those OF otoe county. Congressman Bur
kett acting as umpire. The Nemaha nine
won By a score OF Is to Is,
In the evening a gorgeous display OF IRE
works was made. o.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
INDIANS THANK
SIX santee Chiefs Personally Express
Gratitude to south Dskota
Senator.

YANKToN. s. d., Aug. H.-(specisI.)-
A most interesting council was held in
Senator CANDLES once in this city In re-
gard to the government annuities to the
Santee Indians which was forfeited soon
after the Santee Indians went on the war
path in Minnesota in 1852 and killed so
many whites at New Ulm and other points.
Upon representation Of the Santees that
they were very slightly mixed up In the
massacre and that a large part Of their
people helped the whites. a bill was in
trodueed some years ago to restore tho
annuity and make up lost payments. This
bill is still pending and now represents
claims amounting to nearly $S,-
OOo,O 900. The council today was attended by
six Indians who came TO thank Senator
Gamble for the work already performed
in their behalf and to council with him as
to future endeavors. Following is q list
OF chiefs present: okisapa. Robert Wa
hute, okisemaze, Tryopaohuamaien. onk-
tehi. santee agency; George Taylor. Flan-
dreau, interpreter.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

DAVENPORT, Ia, Aug. H--The races O,
the Tri-City Mile Track association were
resumed this afternoon. after a days post
ponement on account of rain. The track
was heavy and slow. Attendance. 5000
Summary.
Trottins. 2s2o class. purse $500: Miss
2:i9h. 2.17h. and 2:1sk. Maud Marie won
the second heat in 2:16k. Luzon. Manwee,
Jennle Bell The Astronomer. Cherry RiDe
and Dolly r. also started.
Trotting, 2:l6 class, purse $500. The Nrer.
chant won the third, fourth and NTH heats
IN z:l64, 116h and 2:l6h. N. ]. M. won
hrst heat in 2:1SE. Tommy w, Frequent.
Elijah and Mart Alierton also started.
Pacing. z:u class. purse 500: Donna Nc
Gregor won three straight heats In 2.i1&
z:1zh and zl1. Baby KID, Dieodene. Aelse,
Tags, Lola Mix. Charles Dewey. Earl Park
Newton Boy and Pat Wilkes also started.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
HIeh wind % York Race.

YORK. Neb, Aug. 1L-CSpecfaI Telegram,
-The second day Of the greatest rae.
meeting and fair ever held in York county
had an excellent card and was Witnessed
by about 5000 people. The day was brIRhl
and cool. high wind preventing fast time
WIN favorable weather tomorrow IL is pre-.
dlcted that all track records In the pas
here will be broken.
Tn opening race of the day was the "a
pace, in which there was a field of eight
star oneida was a favorite In the pools
HuDberneck gained favor after the drst
neat george W. Post. owned at York. sur.
prlsed the betting ring by winning In fine
shape the third, fourth and NTH heats
Time: 2:28h, 2:24h.
In the 2:z class. trot, Tom Wells was tbs
t~avorite and won In three straight heats
George M OF Denver was second. Lord
dllan and Edwin E were distanced. Time.
In the hve-eighths mile run there were
TOUR entries. Over Again easily won. Pier
sons Revenue second, Gibbons boctov
Long third, Taggart. Jr.hs. Couch fourth,
The race card for tomorrow is the best
The attendance promises 10 be much larger.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
REMAINS lie IN OLD HONE
Thousands Of Friends View Body Of Former
Senator James Mcmillan.
FAvORTTE FLOWERS AOORN THE cAsEET
Conn Conveyed Through = Double
Line OF silent and Mourning
CitiHens from the station
% the Residence.

DETROIT. Aug. H.-Surrounded BY beau
tiful flowers the body Of Senator James Nc
MILAN. who died suddenly last Sunday
morning at Manchester. Mass. lies today
In his home at SIS Jefferson avenue.
The Boston a Maine funeral car IN which
the remains left Boston yesterday afternoon
arrived here at 7:45 o'clock today attached
to the Michigan Central's Detroit and New
York special. The members Of the McNil-
Ian family occupied the private car Of
President Ledyard on the Michigan Cen
trail, which was attached to the same train.
As soon as the train was ferried across the
river these two cars were detached and
drawn into the station by a special engine.
Gathered at the station we're about 1000
city. county and federal ~oflcials and promi-
nent citizens, As the bearers lifted the
casket out Of the car two great punches Of
American beauty roses. Senator McMiIlan'e
~favorite flower, were placed on It. Through
a double line Of silent and mourning friends
the bearers passed out Of the station with
the casket and placed II in the hearse.
The family had meanwhile taken car
riages directly to the McMillan home. The
escort Of honor formed a double line ahead
Of the hearse and slowly the body Of James
Mcmillan was taken to his former home.
This afternoon the body lay in state with
an almost constant line Of former friends
and acqualntances slowly passing BY for
their last look on the face Of Michigan'a
senior senator. The flowers that have been
sent to the Mcmillan house are MAGNIFICENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
ACCEPTS ROCK ISLAND PLACE
Colonel ThoHa Brown Rejects Trans
continental Position for south
Dakota Agency.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Aug. M-(speciaI
Teiegram.)-Coionel Thomas H. Brown. for
years connected with the Burlington Rail-
road company who returned here today af-
ter an absence of some days In the east.
when questioned In reference to the report
that he had been rendered and accepted
the special agency Of Trans-eontinentai
railroad at q salary at $4,000 per year,
stated that he had declined the offer be-
cause to accept Il would take him away
from Sioux Falls where he had spent the
best years Of his life.
He said. however. that he sccepted the
special agency OF the Rock Island for South
Dakota
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

EVANSTON. Wyo.. Aus. H-(speciaI.)-
The hiing Of the will Of Captain J. +. Smith
In the district court here a few days ago
disclosed an Interesting state OF affairs and
may cause a bitter fight for possession Of
the estate left BY deceased.
Smith left a VIII In which he left all HE
real and personal property to Mrs. NJ. +.
Nichols. widow OF the late Western Union
Telegrah manager At Cheyenne, in consid-
Grafton Of a $1,000 lean and the kindness Of
Mrs. Nichols In caring for him while sick.
When his widow. who Il In Idaho. learned
OF tae state Of Affairs she hIed a protest
and VII contest the legality Of the Will
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

MEAD. Neb.. Aug. 1A~--(speciai Last
evening the A~nti-saloon league. led by the
principal OF the Mead school and local min
listers, called on Jay Davis. manager Of the
X. u A. club. and notified him that II he
did not close by Friday evening he would
De prosecuted for selling liquors in viola
tlon OF the state law. From there a call
was made at the butcher shop and the
proprietor promised to desist from shady
business" The drug store was next Wis
lted and the proprietor denied selling any
liquor but for medicinal purposes. The
manager Of the X. U. A. says that he will
not close and a legal battle is expected.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
Doinsa at salem ohautauqua.

SALEM. Neb.. Aug. 1L-(speciai)-The
following program was carried out at The
Interstate Chautauqua here today:
Band concert; prayer and praise, con
Quoted by Prof Boatman: choral class:
franchise department. Mrs, M II Marble;
young peoples normal; bible talk, supefin-
tendent Mcconnell; lecture. Thomas Nc
ciary; piano concert; choral concert. By
200 voices under direction or Prof Boat
man; lecture. The Threat of Socialism, .
Rev. Frank Dixon; woman's s~unragist de-
paFtmen work; pastors congress; band
concert; Illustrated songs and musical spe-
~cialties; lecture. spillman Rigs. The two
lectures today by Rev. Frank Dixon and
spillman Riggs were well received. IN,
day was cool and after such = hot one as
yesterday the attendance was large, The en-
thusiasm and interest increases as the
chautauqua proceeds.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
INSPECTOR SEIzES TRUNKS
Alleged Clumsy Attempt Of California
Man 20 smusgIe Goods Into
United States.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-when the steam
ship La Touraine arrived here last Satur-
day, 1t was learned today, three large
trunks belonging to a passenger giving the
name Of S. Babiere Of Sacramento, CAL,
we're seized by a customs inspector.
When the trunks were searched the in
spector found concealed in the Innings Of
old clothing a quantity Of silk garters and
stockings. lace shawls. women's slippers
and underwear. cosmetics. N~colognes, powder
puts, hair tonics and kid gloves.
In a belt worn by the man the authorities
say they found several pieces Of valuable
jewelry, consisting Of diamond rings, cameo
brooches. gold watches and pearl pendants.
The total value Of the articles seized, It is
believed, will amount to about $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

RANDOLPH. Neb.. aug. i~l.-fspecial TEL
esram3-N N. Nelson Of Plainview was
nominated here AZ 3 o'clock By the repub-
icsns Of the Nineteenth district representa-
tive convention Pierce county's delegation
united en- Mr.. Nelson and no other name
was presented. The nomination was by nc-
elamation. H. l. Peck Of Randolph was
named as chairman Of the central commit
tee and d. l. crollin OF PlainYiew az sec
Rotary. Mr.. Nelson the nominee, has lived
IN Nebraska since iss1 and been = resident
OF Piainview for twenty-one years. He Il
a man Of sterling worth and popular In his
town and county. He Is engaged In the
windmill and pnmp business. Prominent
'~rfprb.icans here predict Mr.. Nelson's cleo
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

men are anxious to maks as good q show
ing as possible and ali Of the unions An
the city are bending their efforts to make
this an important event IN The labor his-
tory Of The city.
There viii be a picnic At the park. but
the parade viii be the principal event Of
the day IN the city. A very cordial In-
v~itation Il extended to the merchants and
business men Of the city to equip floats
and have them In the parade.
Mrs. Mary s. Lambertson was granted
an allowance Of $50 a month from the
estate Of her deceased husband, Genio N.
Lambertson. this morning. by order Of Judge
Waters.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

OAKLAND Neb. Aug. 1L-speciaIG
The hodern Woodmen o. America lie,
Rolling association Of Burt county held Il.
third annual picnic az Wells park Wednes.
day. Il was a,grand success. Hon. A. r
Talbot Of Lincoln Was the orator OF the daJ
and delivered a hne address A good gam
Of ball was played between Lyons and Ban.
croft, resulting IN . score Of S to 4 IN favor
Of Bancroft.
Tbs following omcefs we're elected for ths
ensuing year: Levi Phipps Of Craig. presl-
dent; q. X Neal Of Craig. vice PRECEDENT:
H. n hossler Of Lyons. secretary; ". II.
Van Cleve Of oakland. treasurer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
BAYARD CATTLEMAN SHOOTS
Clyde Ingram, Who Attempts
to Regain stock and Feud
IL Threatened.

BAYARD. Neb.. Aug. H-(special)-
As the result OF a controversy over some
stock. Clyde Ingram Is seriously wounded
and a disastrous feud Is threatened.
ingram, who belongs to the famous fam
lily OF Maud Ingram the western cattle
queen tried to demolish a corral OF a
neighbor and free some stock which had
been caught for trespass.
The neishbor protected bis property and
an alteration followed In which ingram
attempted TO shoot the other, who then
emptied a charge Of shot into Ingram's
neck.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
ROCK ISLAND EMPLOYEES OUT
Only TWO GANGS REPORTIO At WORK
strikers Demand Increase in wages
10 e1-s0 = Day-Mea az
work on Nelson
Branch.

FAIRBURY. Neb.. Aug. H-(speciaI.)-
All Of the Rock Island section men except
foremen in this vicinity are out on a strike.
They demand an increase OF wages to $3.50
per day.
Only " gangs are reported As working
between here and Omaha On the Nelson
branch the men are all at work.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
RIae Mateh q. Po.tpanea.

NEW YORK. Aug. hs-The international
held at Ottawa. Canada, between teams
from England. Canada and the United
States. having been postponed until sep
team, the competition for places on the
American team. which was TO have been
held here on August Is and 16 have been
postponed until September s. The team
Viii be selected by a committee OF the
Nauonei Rine association, taking as a
basis the scores made In the matches and
the scores In the separate competition.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

SEWARD. Neb.. Aug. 14-fSpeclaI Tsle-
Eram.l-Yesterday a man By the name Of
dladson came from AURORA % visit Ma -
year-oid son. who Is IN fail here charged
with stealing a team Giadson proceeded 10
act en- = drunk Of Seward liquor aud while
walking down the street insuited . woman.
Il u reported that q party Of men caught
him and taking him 70 the river adminis-
tered a coat Of tar a feathers and then
turned him loose.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

LOUISVILLE. Aug. fL-Robert Gray
manager OF the Southern Athletic club
left for New York late last night in re.
Spouse 70 a request by Sam Harris. actlnk.
II - said, for both McGovern and Youna
Coroett- IL II understood here that the
purpose Of the conference IN New York l.
TO transfer the fight between McGoVern
ana C0rbett to Louisville. the attitude ol
the Connecticut authorities being antaeo.
nlsllc 70 Tie propoae meallnE
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

EVANSTON. Wyo.. Aug. 14-(special)-
The murder Of Ranchman George Hartley,
was found With a bullet hole in his
head near HIS ranch on Piney creek q week
asc. viii probably remain a mystery. The
shesin has returned from the Scene and
states that Oscar belmont. the man charged
with tne crime. proved an alibl and was re-
leased. The ofhcers have been unable 70 Sc
cure q clue 10 the murderer.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

OAKLAND, Neb.. Aug. 1A-(special.)-
The team Of Jean Campbell, which was
stolen from the street here Monday even
ing. was found Wednesday near Crowell.
Neb- The horses had been unhitched from
the buggy and turned into a vacant lot,
while the buggy and harness we're left some
distance away. The thieves have not been
captured.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
Good Racins at missouri VaIIey.

MISSOURI VALLEY. Ia. Aug. IA-(spe-
SiaI Ielegram)-The second day Of the
Derby meeting was a success In every par-
ucular and the Immense crowd was well
pleased with the races. The day was
cloudy, but warm, and while the track wac
rather heavy the races were fast and full
OF excitement. Summary:
First race, five-eighths OF a mile. purse
300; Ttburon won. BettyeB. second, Buck
w H9a third. Time; los. Dick Gray and
Second race. one mile purse sioOc Charles
Ramsey won. Lady Chatham second. Emer-
aid third. Time: 1:46, J.. w Daney.
Round Turn and Freck1es also ran.
Third race, one-hslf mile, purse SIS: Joe
Foster won, Slim Jim second. Tamberine
third Time: O:5l. Tidal Wave was left at
the post.
Fourth race, seven-eighths of a mile.
purse 500: Labelle won, False second.
Enchant third. Time: 1;3Ok.
tomorrow Is the last day OF the meet and
great sport IL expected, as III races are
Wen nlled- II following is tomorrow's
program: Half-mile dash. purse s75; one
mile and a sixteenth, purse 500; seven
eighths OF a mile, purse $50; t~hree-duarters
OF a mile. purse so.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

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Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
Root-Gardner Contest Monday.

SALT LAKE CITY. Aug. lL-Harry p.
lected as referee for the fW~enty-round con-
test between Jack Root and George Gard
ner. which Is 20 take place al the RaIt
Palace next Monday night.
Root and Gardner have completed the
hard work OF training and from nov on
viii take only enough work 10 keep them IN
their present condition.
The night will be held IN the open, IN the
big oval OF the bicycle track.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

DEADWooD. 8. H.. AUG. 1l-fspeciaI
Telesram.)-oladys. = young woman Of tha
half world. Who took morphine on Monday
last with suicidal intent. died this after
noon. after lying In q semi-conscious con
eition for over sixty houra. and receiving
Eood medical attention she came 70 Dead
sood from Omaha
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
VICTORY EOR N. a. LARNEp



SOUTHAMPTON. l. l.. Aus. M-neoauss
Of the withdrawal OF the two Doherty
brothers today from the championship sin.
giles Of the Long Island lawn tennis tour.
nament the final match was put on the
courts Of the Meadow club and resulted IN
a victory for William A. Larned in three
straight sets over DIT. Joshua PIN Of ths
English team The hnal score vas: Ga,
Ga, 6-3.
Larned captured the title and trophv
here last year and under the ruling conaI-
lions was only called upon 10 play the
final match in defense Of his prize. bu,
the presence Of the English trio made il
advisable for the American champion to
90 through the opening round. especially
as he Is in need Of hard tournament play
to get him in form for Newport.
Had Larned been opposed by either Of the
Dohertys In the Ina match here the gen-
eral opinion Il that ne would have been
defeated However that may be. IL Is GER
tain that DR.. PIN did not compel Larned
to exert himself.
Only at periods was the American forced
to play the best tennis that he knew. and
on these occasions he Invariably responded
to the call. DR.. PIN was very slow. The
Engiishman seemed to depend entirely upon
bis strokes and often these were little
short Of marvelously executed. especially
his back-hand drives. He was not good
enough to win on stroke alone. however.
and Larned took the trophy again by a
straight victory.
In the first set OF the Doherty-Whftman
match the Englishman was in much better
stroke than his opponent. whose poor judg-
ment as to speed appeared to be his great
fault In the sixth game, however, Whit
u0n.. IN the second set Whitman started
poorly, but strengthened his attack in the
hard took the second set al s-S. "
Eollowing are the point scores:
T. E, 5. I%sssii sSssa;..:.s ist$ssst a4
Second set:
X. 2 2. B %S!tRsn. 4. I ! tttattt iis5s
A. the close OF the Whitman-Doherty
draw from The t DUnssSSs te sn ! 70 With
nerty ~.defaulted. to William A. Larned.
While the champion Of all England, H. L.
view OF this action the committee decided
TO put on The match between Larned. the
encs saG thus Sas Decide Pcii Pm the f hSidlBBEri tS 81 { e
Long Island title in the singles.
The complete summary Of the days play
Championship singles semi-nnai round
A Larned defeate1 r. F. Do
H. L. Doherty by default. Final round annSd
championship match-Wnliam A. Earned
Championship doubles: Semf-Hnai round
MALCOLM D.: Whitman and William A.
Larned defeated DR.. Joshua PIN and Oliver
championship match-R. r. Donerty and
n. L. Doherty defeated Malcolm ID. Whit
man and William A. Larned, 6-4. Ga. Ga.
Mixed doubles: First round-Miss Hoilins
and =. f. Doherty defeated Miss b. Sands
Ford Huntington, So. 50; Mrs. Living
Russell n Robert p. Huntington. 4-s. Sd
Semt-hnal round-Mrs. Hoadley and
and Lyle =. Mahan, 81, SO, SO.
{, consolation singles: First round-Robert
Leroy defeated A c. Macmasters by de-
Semi-inal round-Harry Allen de-
feated Robert Leroy. rs. 4-6, 6-S.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
showers Friday ana Saturday is the
Prediction for Ne.
braaka.


WASHINGTON. Aug. A.-weather fore
cast:
For Nebraska, North and South Dakota
Showers Friday and Saturday.
For Illinois-Fair in south and showers
in north portion Friday; showers Saturday,
fresh east winds.
For Missouri-Fair Friday; showers
Saturday.
For ~Iowa-showers Friday and Saturday;
fresh east winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
OMAHA, Aug. H.-Oficial record OF tenn
perature aid precipitation compared with
the corresponding day of the last three
years.:
Maximum temperature =. IS 81 al n
E # #::'$$$ ::$F I;:::''''.. 4: { i 1 {
Record OF temperature and precipitation
az Omaha Neb., for this day and since
March 1, 1902:
Excess or deficiency for the day.......... .
Total excess since March 1................1s f
Normal precipitation ................. IL inch
Deficiency for the day..... III inch
Total rainfall since March H.. .19. II inches
Deficiency since March 1.......... LIZ inch
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901. 7.O3 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1900-... 2.94 inches
ReDorts from stations At I r. u.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

CLAY CENTER. Neb. Aug. l4.-(speclaI.)
Two children. aged 10 and II years, be-
longing to J. H. Jones of Edgar, we're
brought before County Judge Palmer yes
terday by their father. They we're charged
with being incorrigfble. The boy was sent
to the reform school at Kearney and the
girl to Geneva.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
EIks' CarnivaI te De Die Event.

BEATRICE Neb.. Aug. H.-(speciaI)-
Plans are being perfected to make the Elks
carnival. which is to be held here September
Is to 20. the biggest event ever pulled on
In southeastern Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

GENEVA. Neb.. Aug. M-fsDeclal)-
Chester and Geneva played ball here yes
favor OF Geneva
This morning many Genevians went 70
re Modern Woodmen Of America picnic az
Corn : nsealns rain. Of which there are
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
Nemaha settlers TO Reunite.

AUBURN, Neb.. Aug. 14-(speciai.)-The
twelfth old settlers reunion Of Nemaha
county will be held next Saturday at Ne
maha City. Ex-Governor Furnas will pre-
side. Judges Broadly and stull will de-
liver addresses.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
NorfoIk Bnsines. Goes under.

NORFOLK. Neb.. Aug. M.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The grocery store Of M. H. colamer
was closed today By the Tollerton 4 Stet-
son company Of Sioux City.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

AINswoRTH. Neb., Aug. 1.-Cspecial
Telegram .)-AlI portions Of Brown county
ree-ivvd n so0d soaking Tsaz tS1=s the
gauges showing full one and one-haif
inches.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

Electric Bitters give an active liver. per-
feet digestion. healthy kidneys. regular
bowels. nne appetite, or no pay. SOC.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15
What FoIIowr Gripf

Pneumonia often. but never when DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption Il
used. 1t cures colds and grips. SOC. 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-08-15

T indicates trace Of precipitation.
l.. A. WELSH.
Local Forecast Omclal.