Omaha daily bee., 1902-02-14

power in the hands Of the judiciary is a
compliment that speaks loudly Of the in
tegrity, fairness and independence OF Judi
ciai %ofhcers, but II they are put on a plane
with other oficials who are compelled to,
or who at least in many instances do use
their appointing power TO further their
own interests. will they not sacrifice their
standing as judges and defeat the very OBJ
jects intended to be securedG Let us ad-
here to the traditions and history OF the
past; let the Judge be supreme in his field.
the legislator In his and the executive re-
main where the constitution placed him;
let the three coordinate departments OF
the government be preserved intact; let
neither trench upon the other, and our
liberties will be preserved and our rights
duly maintained"
These decisions were announced today:
r. A. Morley against Chicago g North.
Clinton county; Judge Bollinger; affirmed:
Home Savings and Trust Company
ccunty: judge Prouty; reversed,
Dorr Cattle Company against George A.
Jewett, appellant; Polk county; Judge
". c. McNamara against waitt-wiley
Livestock Commission Company, appellant;
Maud Belle Bartlett against j. NJ. Bogg.
appellant; Guthrie county; Judge Gamble;
John wahlquist, appellant, against Maple
Grove Coal and Mining Company; Polk
county Judge Holmes; ) reversed.
A. b. Hinsdall against John l.. Carey, APP
peIlant; Decatur county; Judge Towner
T. G, Alexander against o. F. Bilger, APP
Macy, afirmed.
State ex rel White, appellant. against
Barlot; Woodbury. county; Judge Wake
For a Holiness Organization.
The articles Of incorporation of the
National Association for the Promotion Of
Holiness were filed with the secretary Of
state today. Its principal place Of BUSH
ness is Des Molnes, but with branch Of
fees in Chicago. Denver. Louisville, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, st. Louis and Atlanta, its
Jurisdiction is unlimited. The oficers are:
G. N. Fowler, president; Joseph H. Smith,
vice president; Isaiah Reid, secretary;
Alexander Mclean, treasurer, and ]. p.
Lockwood, auditor. Auxiliary associations
may be formed in other states provided
their membership is composed of some
Evangelical church, unless reasonable cir
cumstances forbid, aud whose life and con-
versation give evidence Of perfect love-"
Pioneer Lawmakers' Action.
Resolutions we're adopted by the Pioneer
LdWmdhcEb lulb mOI uln6 uH6lub INC lcBlo-
lature to appropriate money to preserve
the buildings at Agency City, and the graves
Of Joseph NJ. Street and wife and of the
redoubtable Indian warrior Wapello. Sena-
tor Perry offered the resolution at the
meeting today. Curator Aldrich read q
paper on the life and work of Theo S.. Par
win, which was roundly applauded. Isaac
Brandt told Of the removal Of the capitol
from Iowa City. and Senator Fairall OF
Iowa City read q paper on the pioneer at
torneys Of Iowa, all OF which were pro-
nounced splendid attributes, as well as re-
plete with historical notes Of extreme value.
Alonzo Alternately gave a paper on recol-
l~ections OF superintendent of public instruc-
tion, referring to mis- holding Of the posi-
tion when G. c. Carpenter was governor.
He said that II is a singular thing that
in the history Of this state there has been
no malfeasance In Office, no corruption such
as has stirred up the people in many other
states. Captain William H.. Fleming read
a fine paper on the life Of John Henry
Gear, giving many "reminiscences and rec
ords Of good deeds. as we'll as valuable
public work on the subject of his sketch.