Omaha daily bee., 1902-06-10
TURNING OUT NEW LAWYERS
Department Of University to Have CON-
msnoemsut Separate from othsn.
LINDSAY CITING READY FOR CAMPAIGN
savage and STAG VIII start
for seattle June 20 60 Psrtiei-
pate I'm BsyinE of Keel of
BattIeship Nebraska.
From a Stan Correspondent

NETum u SlhH correspondent
LINCOLN. June Especial Telegraml
OCommencement exercises for the Univer-
sity OF Nebraska college Of Law will be held
tomorrow evening apart from the exercises
Of other desrtments OF the institution The
grafton will be delivered by John J. Fin
erty Of Chicago. The authorities Will this
week confer sixty degrees Of bachelor Of
law and 100 to graduates OF the academic
and industrial colleges. Besides these, If
teen higher degrees will be conferred.
Tonight the university chorus gave the
annual concert at the oliver thester.
The annual graduating exercises OF the
Nebraska Wesleyan Conservatory OF Music
we're held in st. Paul's church tonight
The class included Mary Inez earns. Uni
versity Place: Ivah Ethe Milel. Phillips;
Harold shellborn. Lincoln; Lels Emma
Wells. Grand Island; Dora Maria wheeler;
Western; postgraduate, Maude Marie Hawk,
Crete.
No Inquest on David
Coroner Graham has decided not 10 hold
an inquest over he remains Of John c.
David. who committed suicide yesterday.
The relatives and friends Of the man agreed
that an ofhcial investigation was unneces-
sAry. all admitting that the death was a
case Of premeditated suicide. II was learned
here tonight that several members Of the
David family. although a few generations
removed. had committed suicide for vari-
ious reasons. Mr.. David's connection with
the Lincoln Paint & Color company, as
its president, was found today in sstisfsc-
tory condition. He had an abundance Of
property clear Of e~ncumbrance
The FIRE loss sustained by the Second
Presbyterian church Sunday morning Is
now estimated at 81, 500. The building was
insured for $500. Plans have already
been accepted for a new building. which
will cost about SIS, 900.
Governor Savage and his military STAFF
will start for Seattle on June 80 TO par
ticipate in the ceremonies at the laying
OF the keel Of the bsttleship Nebraska on
July 4
Chairman H. c. Lindsay arrived tonight
and announced his intention OF at once
beginning the preparatory work Of the
campaign.
i expect to be at the headquarters most
Of the time from now until the committee
is reorgsnized." said he. There is an
abundance Of work to be done and / mean
TO have everything in readiness for tSe con-
test as soon as the ticket is out in the
field"
W. G. Lay, for Eve years manager Of
the Lincoln ONCE Of the Western Union
Telegraph company, will resign his position
here within a few days TO become chief
clerk for Superintendent Dickey at Omaha.
This is one OF the series Of promotions
that have recently been made by this COM
pany in the west. Mr.. Lays successor
as manager Of this once has not been
chosen.
Beard Seeks 90 Delay Trial.
Al Beard, the mar accused Of the muir
der OF JOB J. Gillian. is showing logged
indifference to the charge hanging over
him He has been confined in a cell in the
city jail and seems anxious to delay his
preliminary hearing as long as possible.
He was brought to Lincoln q month ago,
but has objected to an arraignment until
he can have his attorney, J. c. Burr, pres
ent. This afternoon Baird was taken be-
fore Justice Greene and his hearing set
for 9 O'Clock Monday morning. In the
meantime be will be confined in the county
jail. The police authorities feared he
might make an attempt to escape and for
that reason had him taken to the county
Jail.
II the claims Of the railroads for trans
porting the companies Of the Nebraska Ma
tional guard 10 and from the last en-
campment are paid there will be less than
$500 left in the fund for the support Of the
brigade. TIT appropriation for once ex-
penses is apart from that for the support
Of the troops. Under these conditions It
is not likely that an encRmpment will be
held this year. unless the congressional
bill providing funds for such encamp-
ments Is passed.
New Corporations.
Articles OF Incorporation Of these insti-
tutions have been filed in the secretary
OF states once:
The Plattsmouth Pontoon Bridge COM
pany Of Plattsmouth; capital stock. 81. 900;
incorporators, Frank J. Morgan, c. z.
Wescott. Tom z. Parmele, Henry r. Ger
ing. Charles c. Parmele. Philip Thierolf:
for the purpose OF constructing and main
taining q pontoon bridge across the Mis-
souri, river at Plattsmouth.
The Elkhorn Valley Creamery company
OF Neigh; capital stock, $40. 900; incor-
porstors, J. A Dewolf. L. Thompson, Pat
rick Stanton. T. S. Paxton. P. NJ. Housh,
Hans LorenIen.
The Sky Blue Marble and Onyx company
OF Humboldt; capital stock. sl5O. 900 in
corporstors, Eugene A. Tucker. Paul Kre-
tex. Rudolph Vertiska, Frank P Butter
field. Eugene ". Tucker, C. W. North. Ed.
Bignell.
The Porter-Mutual Telephone company
Of Porter precinct Richardson county;
capital stock, 5000: incorporators, p. A.
Hummell, J. c. Fergus. A. r CorneIieu. P.
W. Jones. Z. S. Fergus. J. K. Cornelius, 1.
L Cornelius, Henry Bremen, Charles
Strunk. Robert Drake, J. D. Stranger. r.
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