Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-07
ALL FIXED Up FOR FUSION
Democrat end POpulist Conventions Meet at
Same Time tnd Plscs
EXPLOITING CHRISTIAN GOVERNMENT
Governor Mickey IL 20 PreaIde at
Convention which Assemblies
nj Lincoln Next Tues
day.
(From a Stan correspondent


LINCOLN, March 6.-(Special)-C. Y.
Bullock. secretary Of the p~opullst city cen
trail committee, has issued a cnll for a con-
Nention Thursday tVCnIng. This is the time
set for the democratic convention. Both
Will be held at the Ancient order of United
Workmen hall. The committee recon-
mended that the committeeman from each
ward issue a call for a caucus Tuesday
evening. The call provides for 100 dele
gates. as follows: First ward. II: Sec
ond. 10; Third. %; Fourth, II; Fifth, IS;
Sixth, 10 and Seventh s.
For Christian
The state convention to exploit Christian
principles OF civil government will meet
In st. Paul's church new Tuesday evening
and Will continue through until Thursday
evening. Governor Mickey will preside at
the opening session at 1880 Tuesday even,
ing ard will deliver the address Of well
come. The contemplated program is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday evening":
To preside, Governor J. II. Mickey.
1:3o-Devot onal exercises.
7~45-Addresses OF welcome by the gov
ernor and by Rev; b. NJ. Long of Second
Si0-Response to welcome and address by
Rev. DR.. McAllister, LII. d. of P%ittsburg,
Pa, The Foundations o. Government"
S:45-The young peoples theme, Chris
tian Citizenship short addresses.
To preside, PROT. william X. Fowler,
state superintendent.
9:30-Devotionai exercises.
sustains to the Publ School system
Rev. H.. o.. Rowlands of the First Baptist
church.
iO:lO-"Resdlts That Must Follow the Ex-
clusion OF the Bible from the Schools
Rev. /. p. Ludden Of the Lutheran church.
O:4o-Genera1 discussion and resolutions.
Wednesday afternoon;
2:S-Deyouonal exercises.
4OI"Existing Law as II Affects, the
Bible In the Schools,' Rev. X. e. Wylie of
S:lO-Need Of Constitutional Safeguards
for Our Christian Institutions" Rev. II. II.
George. field secretary of the National Re
form association.
si40-General discussion and resolutions.
To preside, +. L. Wharton of st. Pauls
Methodist Episcopal church.
S:3o-Address. The Bible and Ciyiliza-
tion,' r. benjamin Andrews, chancellor of
Nebraska State university.
Tuesday morning:
9~:30-Devotional exercises.
9:4O-"Moral Elements in the Problem of
City Government" Rev. f. s. Stein of Lin
io:ioC"Remedies for Corrupt Government
In Cities and Elsewhere
1O:40-General discussion under last named
topic; adoption OF resolutions.
Thursday afternoon:
To preside. A. II. Weir, merchant.
2~:3O-Devotiona exercises.
2:4O-'what should the Government D.
to Stay the Progress of Intemperance? p
Rev. #. l.. Wharton.
3:0O-"What Can Government Do to Pro.
tect the Sabbath" Rev. c. II. Swearingeu
of the First Presbyterian church and Rev.
r. c. Wylie OF Pittsburg, Pa.
3.40-'Diyorce; It's Evils and Remedy
Judge Z. p. Holmes. district court, lincoln
Neb, and Rev. y. S. Haynes of the First
Christian church.
Thursday evening:
TO preside, Rev. Joh= E.. futile, d. D.
First CONGREGATIONAL church.
7:30-Devotional exercises.
T;4o-Address, THE Acknowledgment OF
God in Human Affairs ID. w. G., Hunting.
ION. chancellor of the Nebraska Wesleyan
university, 4
tionaf Christianity in Fundamenta Law
Rev. McAllister of Pittsburg. Pa.
The funeral of Jennie Thomas. who killed
Fred Broderson and who died last nigh
from the effects OF self-innlcted wounds
will be held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon