Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-19
Dauehter. cd Revolutlon.

Charles Beckman Of Council Bluffs is in
Washington.
Daughters of Revolution.
Nebraska is represented at the annual
meeting Of the Daughters Of the American
Revolution by Mrs. Laura b. Pound, state
regent, and Adelia NJ. Everett, vice regent,
both of Lincoln. Omaha chapter is repre-
sented by Mrs. Caroline s. Barkalow,
regent: Mrs. w. c. Phillips. Mrs. Anna
Morse Hoel, Miss Anna S. Bishop and Mrs.
Amy Wells Carpenter.
Wyoming is represented by Mrs. Harriet
Richards, state regent, while Cheyenne
chapter is represented by Miss Alice Rich
ards. Laramie chapter has sent Miss Grace
Raymond Hebard.
lowe is largely represented at the meet
ing. there being delegates from Cedar Falls,
Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Council Bluffs, Du-
buque, Ottumwa, Anamosa, Davenport, Fort
Madison, Keokuk, Sioux City, Red Oak,
Charlton, Iowa City, ~Marshalltown, Bur-
lington and Waterloo, Mrs. Julian Richards,
late regent for Iowa. is present at the head
Of one Of the largest delegations In the
congress outside Of those from the i'm
mediate east. Council Bluffs is repre-
scented by Mrs. Sophia H.. Bushnell, Miss
Mary A. c. Key, Miss Mary M. Zarch and
Miss Caroline L. Dodge. Martha Washing
ton chapter Of Sioux City has as its repre-
sentative Mrs. Augusta r. Dean. Mayhower
chapter Of Red Oak is represented by Mrs.
H. c. Houghton. Old Thirteen chapter Of
Charlton Is represented by its regent, Miss
Lillian G.. Howard. Pilgrim chapter Of Iowa
City is represented by Mrs. Fannie o.
Startsman.
Senator Gamble presented an amendment
today to the rivers and harbors bill, APP
propriating $50, 900 for the Improvement OF
the Missouri river at Yankton. He also in
troduced a bill giving authority to the Sec
rotary of the interior to use such part OF
the fund Of s16s,0OO belonging to the Grow
Creek Indians for the purchase OF live stock
and Improvements.
Senator Kittredge. presented amendments
to several appropriation bills appropriatine
$500 for a survey of lands in the Pine
Ridge and Standing Rock Indian reserva.
lions; $4,000 for improving the Missouri
river at Evarts; $780, oo to be used for q
similar purpose at Pierre, $50, 900 at Ell
Point, and $4,000 for building dams anC
constructing reservoirs at Lake Kampeska
Lake Poinesette and on the Sioux river ii
South Dakota.
q. p. Reynolds, former mayor of Wymor,
ana at present engaged IN railroad contract
ing at Boston, was married Tuesday, ii
Washington, to Miss Laura Phelps of Ala
bama. The bride and groom were guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam McMullen at a din
ner party at the Bancroft last evening. H
hurry Of the superintendent's. office a
Wymore, an old friend OF the groom, wa
present.
Department Notes.
These rural free delivery routes will b
established April /:
Iowa-Clermo1t, Fayette county; Mauric
w. Catalan and Arthur d. Ferguson cal
riers; routes cover an area of forty squar
miles, containing a population OF 1,04(
Norwalk, Warren county; Jerome Kennel
carrier; area, twenty-three square miles
population. $50.
Sanford A. Lyon of Huron, s. D., was to
day appointed messenger in the weathe
bureau.
T. J. Johnston was appointed postmaste
at Exline, Appanoose county, la.
John s. Hoega of Norway, 8. D., was ap
pointed teacher in the Indian school a
Fort Berthold, n. ID. .r.