Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-26
DIETRICH CALLS ON PRESIDENT
Makes No recommendation for Of
fees Untn After Consultation
with Colleague.

AfTOm n Elhu Correspondent
WASHINGTON. Nov. 25.-(speoiAl Tele-
gram. )--Senator Dietrich. who came in from
Pennsylvania Monday. called on the presi-
dent today to pay his respects, but made
no recommend lion so far as could be
learned for arr now open to change.
The senator THsL eve in any matter
affecting ehange. ~ 4. - in Nebraska
until be has consuits y sgue. Like
his colleague, Senator > viii in
all probability turn over u Of
postmastership TO the congress ect
from the South Platte country. vi 4 is
the custom prevailing among senators and
representatives. Senator Dietrich expects
his daughter to be with him over Thank
giving
The Eve votes Of Nebraska which will
20 to Uncle joe Cannon for speaker.
was the subject Of a pleasant little talk
which Mr.. Rosewater had today with the
chairman Of the appropriations committee
Of the house and in all human probability
speaker Of the Fifty-eighth congress. To
Mr.. Rosewater. Mr.. Cannon expressed his
grateful appreciation Of the timely an
Douncement Of Nebraska's intention to cast
FIVE votes for himself for speaker. and
this announcement, coming as II did. ae-
cording TO Mr.. Cannon, meant to him as
and helped to swell the vote which he will
have in cauc1s
In view OF Nebraska's early determina-
tion TO vote for Uncle Joe" Cannon Il is
expected that the new congressman from
Nebraska will be given committee assign
ments worthy OF the commonwealth which
they represent.
Mr.. Cannon in conversation with a rep
reseDtative OF The Bee, expressed doubt as
TO the advisability Of calling an extra ses-
sion OF congress before the party Of which
he WAS a member had time to discuss the
question that would be presented and he
thought that conservative legislation would
be required to continue present condi-
| tions.
Lafe Pence. formerly member OF con-
gress from Colorado, but now a resi-
| dent Of Laramie, wyo, is in Washington.
Mr.. Pence says he is out Of politics for
| good and is engaged In cattle raising in
! Nyoming.
The comptroller Of the currency today
1 bridge, Neb.. to begin business with q
capital Of 5000.
The Hanover National bank Of New Yorh
has been approved as reserve agent for the
First National bank Of Bloomfield. Neb.
The postofnces at White Pigeon, Keokul
county, Ia, and Garland, Union county
S. D., have been ordered discontinued.
These rural free delivery letter carriers
have been appointed in Iowa: West Lab
| erty. regular. Joseph l. Smith, Harvey c
| Barnes; substitutes, Lloyd R. Smith
Charles Templeman. West Branch, regu-
lar, IngmRn Seboit, Oliver L. Townsend
substitutes, Albert Dix, Hervie Branson
onawA. regulars, Nelson v. Ballard. Franl
Strunk; substitutes. Mrs Nelson V. Bal.
lard, James Kinsley.
Pearl z. z. Taylor Of Lyons, Neb., hai
been admitted TO practice before the In.
terror department.
Martin W. Stone Of Sheldon. W. A. stubb
OF Fontanelle, Ia. and Millie G. Nash o
Omaha have been appointed railway mai
clerks.
Miss NJ. X. Mailin Of Ashley, Ia, hal
been appointed laundress at Sisseton In
dian school, South Dakota; Miss Clari
RAmlose Of st. Louis, cook at Genoa Neb
Snyder D. Freeland Of Spesrhsh, S. D.
gardener at Rosebud, S. D.
Iowa postmasters appointed; Peter Mad
sen. Coulter. Franklin county; Samuel B
FNurnas. Let's. Louisa county; William
Hill. Mooar, Lee county.