Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-13

his personal belongings. together with
papers. documents. etc. which have ac-
cumulsted. He takes two rooms vacated
by Senator Simon OF Oregan.
Lands witbdrawn from Settlers.
The register and receiver Of the land
nf1ce at Douglas. Wyo.. were directed to-
day by the commissioner Of the general land
ONCE to temporarily suspend or Withdraw
from any public entry whatever certain
lands within their land district. The with
drawal is recommended by the director Of
the geological survey and are in the Sweet
water reservation, now under consideration
for irrigation purposes.
The commissioner Of Indian affairs today
announced that C. H. Bingenheimer. Indian
agent at Standing Rock agency. has ten
dered his resignation and that it had been
accepted. 1t is understood that J. c. Creig-
nan, post traders clerk at Standing Rock
agency, will be appointed to succeed Bing-
enheimer.
The president today sent the name OF
Llewellyn P. Jenkins of Deadwood, S. D..
to be Rsssyer in charge OF the United States
assay ONCE at Deadwood, to the senate.
Routine of Departments.
These rural carriers were appointed to-
day: Nebraska-Ames. Grant Easton. reg
ular; Harry Clay, substitute. ~Iowa-Dows,
Warren Jebarron, regular; Clara Leharron,
substitute; Garwin. Gernld B. BywBter, reg
ular; Joseph Bywater, substitute; Maxwell,
John NJ. Cummings, regular; Joseph Evans,
substitute.
Postmasters appointed: Nebraska -
George A. Brooks, Bazile Mills. Knox
county, vice F. J. Winter, removed: Fritz
Gierham, Scandal, Custer county. vice c. 3,
Lauridsen. resigned; Frank zulkosky, Sed-
Low, Valley county, vice H. Osentowska, re-
signed; Benjamin r. Mcdonald, Thurston.
Thurston county, vice George H. Smith,
resigned. Iowa-John F. Maplethorpe, Dun
reath, Marion county; George NJ Rathburn,
Genoa, Wayne county.
The Continental National bank Of Chi
cage was today approved as reserve agent
for the Farmers National bank Of Prim-
CHAR, la.
The postofices at Mentorvile, Antelope
county, Nebraska, and Ada, Jerauld county,
South Dakota. have been discontinued.
George O. Telleson Of Omaha, Homer A.
Foster Of Columbia, George W. Baxter Of
West Liberty and Tom NJ. Harper Of Char
iton, Ia, were today appointed railway
mail clerks.
Charged with Causing va eek.
Richard Hamilton, formerly an employe Of
the Southern railway, was arrested today
on the charge Of causing the wreck on the
New York & Flori6a express at Ravens
worth, Va. last month, in which two men
were killed.
Confirmed by the senate.
CoLfrmations by the senate: Major
Richard E. Thompson, signal corps, to be
lieutenant colonel, general corps; Major
William C. Rogers, surgeon, TO be assist
ant surgeon general, with the rank Of
colonel
MOrEAn il in Washington.
J. P~ierpont Morgan and party arrived in
Washington today from Jekyl island. The
party is stopping at the Arlington and all
knowledge of their plans were denied at
the hotel.
II is known that, however, shortly after
Mr.. Morgan's arrival a messenger from the
White House came in search Of him, but
Mr.. Morgan was out at the time and his
valet could not say when he would re-
turn. After paying several calls MISS Nor
gan and the ladies in the party returned
to luncheon, but without Mr.. Morgan.
Further than to say that he is on his way
to New York, Mr.. Morgan would not dis
cuss his visit.
Mr.. Eorgan visited the capitol for a
short time and saw a number Of senators,
AhIAohAhb N1NooA6s OlNlAAShs I1huua II
German. 1t was stated that the visit Of
Mr.. Morgan had no significance concern
ing pending business in the senate.
Mr.. Morgan called at the White House
during the afternoon and held a conference
with the president. He was alone and re-
manned for about half an hour with Mr..
Roosevelt
Change in Inspection Service.
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steamship inspection service, Treasury de-
partment, has resigned, to take effect on
April l. He will be succeeded by George
Uhler, president of the Marine Engineers
association of the United States.
The decision to make this change was
reached at a conference participated in by
Secretaries Shaw and CortelyoL and AS
sistant Secretary Armstrong, all of whom
agreed that the change was altogether in
the interest OF the service,
General Dumont will be placed in the
classified service by executive order OF
the president and given some employment
that will be ~congenial to him and of value
10 the government.
IndianOIa Case Up Again.
Senator Money OF Mississippi has in.
troduced a resolution requesting the pres
ident TO inform the senate whether postRI
facilities are now being afforded the peo-
pie of IndianaolR, Miss. 1t is Senator
Moneys intention to address the senate
upon the Indianaolia case at some future
time.
President Names M~idshiPmen.
The president today designated the fol
lowing TO be midshipmen-Rt-large at Int
naval academy:
Ralph Earle Sampson, son of the lat
Admiral Sampson; J. W. Phillip. son of tn,
} late Rear ADMIRAL Phillip; Alfred B. Miles
son Of the late Lieutenant Charles r
5 Miles. L. S. N; Rufus King, son Of Brig
adler General Charles King; Sloan Danen
' hover. sou Of the late Lieutenant job.
DaLehower, l.. S. n.
The following have been designated a
ElUernates. IN the order named:
D George W. Simpson, son c: Lieutenan
Colonel w. A. Simpson ". Price William
son, son o. Chief Engineer Williamson, re
tired; William Talbert Truxton. son c
E Commodore William S. Truxton; Henri
. Lyon, son Ct Captain H. ". Lyon, L. S. ".
I C.. +. Ames, nephew OF General jams
Longstreet. John Harrison Knapp, son {
{ Lieutenant Commander Knapp, U. S. n,
! WeinIRn Potter Beehler, son of Commands
l W. \. Bcshler, L, S. N; Cyrus Townsen
E Brady, Jr, son Of the Rev. Cyrus Brady.
o The following have been appointed &
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