Omaha daily bee., 1903-05-08

by nv predecessor on the i4th tina the
test had been raised and rot to ship any
more oil into the state that would not
come up to the requirements Of the new
law. The agent Of the oil company no.
titled the general ONCE in Chicago. and that
office notified the factories in Indiana. I
find that is was impossible for these orders
to have gone the rounds, and the ship
ments Of oil stopped before April 20. As
I had no desire to be arbitrary OF to con-
hscate goods. I ordered the cars released
and passed under the old inspection"
Securing Uniform Reports.
Instructions we're mailed today to the
various superintendents OF state %institu-
tions to guide them in making out their
semi-annual statements. The instructions
are sent that a uniform report will be
made.
Eddyville has a new bank. doing business
under the name Of the Eddyville State
bank, with these in control: Diah Wood
ruff, L. E. Branson and Maggie J. Bran
son. The capital stock Is $4,000 and the
articles Of Incorporation we're filed with
the Banking board today.
Lincoln will be honored next Saturday
by the presence Of Congressman Joseph
tdAhOhs 9oAAo I'M AbNtANtu a
telegram today from the next speaker that
he would spend Saturday here. the guest
OF Mr.. Burkett.
High school Field Meet.
High school boys from out in the state
will be here tomorrow to compete on the
university campus in their annual field day
contests.
1880 a. m.-Generai survey OF university
grounds, buildings and laboratories by
visiting high school students under direc-
uqTn OF unlve FaTysse uio e vve,coms IN Ma
mortal hall; organ prelude by Director
Klmball OF the affiliated school Of music.
jamin Andrews. Responses by State Super
intendent Fowler, superintendent G. @.
Pearse and Principals A; H. WatsSThowTse Of
stephens OF Beatrice and others. Organ
postlude by Director Kimball.
Noon-Basket dinner on university
i p, m.-Troley ride to university farm.
2:5O p. manual meet Of Nebraska In
! terscholastic Athletic association on Ne
$50 p. m.-Mintary band concert on
5. p. m.-Dress parade Of university ca
diets on Nebraska field. Review Of cadets
BY GS..S che nSiSfSrt AGR sdh + : cS GSmmaP sta9s
Superintendent Fowler and attending
sup~erintendents.
by engineering departments.
8 p. m.-Address by Or. G. E. Condra on
The Geography, OF NehrasEa,n Illustrated
Issue Medical Certificates.
The State Board Of Health was In session
nearly all day and issued eighty-two certif-
Gates, Ave OF which were to osteopaths.
The board stopped it's issue because the
supply Of blanks ran out. Most OF the new
medicine men are fresh from the halls OF
the Lincoln and Omaha medical colleges.
The board met under the new law, which
is intended to secure reciprocity between
the states, so tina physicians holding GER
tihcates from Nebraska will have q stand
ing everywhere else. The new law makes
the standard much higher. All the secre-
] taries Of the board were at the meeting.
German Methodist Conference.
A district meeting of the ministers OF
the German Methodist church is in session
today at the church, Fifteenth and M
streets. The association Is composed or the
pastors located in southern Nebraska and
northern Missouri. The meeting opened
this morning with the presiding elder, Rev
J.. G. Leist, in the chair. Rev. c. G. Myer
was elected secretary and Rev. Edward
Beck treasurer.
Rev. Beck read a paper on THE Signs
of the Times" and Rev. Edward Gruen
on Christ. the Surety of Better Testa-
ment." @
Five committees were appointed by the
chair assigned to presenting a report or
missions, district herald, district dwelling
Bible depository and resolutions, they to
report at the close OF the session. Dis
tinguished visitors from abroad are Rev
Gustavious Becker of Mount Pleasant col.
lege. Iowa; Rev. Froeschle from Central
Wesleyan college, Warrenton, Mo-, and Rev
Edward salenbach, presiding elder Of the
north Nebraska district.
The afternoon was devoted to the read
ing Of religious and philosophlc papers By
members Of the district. {
Let Printing Contract.
The state printing board met this morn.
ing for the purpose Of considering the bic
Of Tim Sedgwick Of York for printing the
session laws. The bid. which is for 5.0OC
copies Of the laws at S2.74 a page, was &C.
cepted, and Sedgwick received the con.
tract. The full board was not present yes.
terday and the contract was held up be.
cause IL did not cover an additional loo
copies Of the laws called for by the speci.
fcations.
Senator Curry n winner.
Ex-state Senator Frank NJ. Currie come,
out a winner In the supreme court in ar
interesting controversy with an Ohio can.
%italist, in which the question of the faith
to be given judgments in sister states I,
involved. Mr.. Currie was the agent al
Sargent Of Edward Jaster, ST., Of Trumbul