Omaha daily bee., 1903-02-22
FEN LEGISLATORS IN CITY
Those Who EsmEin Pu; Z Tns Disounnr
PIospsOts Of Rsvs-us 3 L.
SOME FEAR MEASURE NAY Be HELD UP
LonE Lest Record. 90 Con~zftuttsnaI
Conventton Are Found IN vsuIt
Of Secretary Of states
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LINCOLN. Feb. Z-lspeciaI j-Lncoln
IL oeser ID 90 far Rs the Legislators are
concerned and those fsv Who are here
are merely resting on their oars. and GET
ting ready TO receive the revenue bill
vhich win be introduced MoDday. The
bul has finally been completed, passed
upon and endorsed by the full committee.
and no further changes viii BE made in g.
until a. has al least been read for the
First time. Some fear has been felt AL
along that when the bill is introduced IN
the house and referred TO the revenue com
mittee. that body would hold g. up tn
definitely. Il not for the purpose Of sx-
aiming o.. 70 show It's ButhoTity ana 70
get even with AL concerned for the neat
little slap given the committee when tks
question q q Rev revenue bin FIRST came
VI Lately. however. the house committee
has been permitted 10 get in with the
joint revenue committee and this may be
avoided. II was 81 first agreed that War
ner. as chairman OF the house committee
and also a member Of the 5oiu1 commit
tee. would be able TO bring everything
around all right and prevent any hostile
Rction on the part Of the house committee.
The Joint COMMITTEES. Il 1s said. desire
Warner to move. when the bill is first IL
A1AALELr 70 INV II AAnNEA 0A AEnEA a
6ls. without going 10 the COMMITTEES.
The telephone Investigating COMMITTEES
has adjourned until Monday night. Chair
man Warner Of the COMMITTEES said TODAY
that the papers had q mistaken tdea o. his
position on the committee. i an not q
champion Of the Independent people nor
the Nebraska COMPANY" he said. I an
trying TO get al he facts o. the case and
IN doing 50 am not fsvoring sithsr OF the
companies and have not lined up with
either side"
Escapes from Insane Asylum
David MulnAbsy Of South omaha. a pA.
tient in the insane asylum here. made hiI
escape from the institution last night dur
ing q dance given for the amusement o.
the inmates The guests fr-n Mulcshsy'
ward al the dance numbered we1ty and
they were AL counted "a trey left tbs
ward and landed In the dance hall. An.
other patient who had beer given per
mission to 20 TO Lincoln during the after.
noon returned while the frolc WAS at 81
height and Incidentally dropped into th'
dance hall MulcHhe-. who Is evidently
not as insane as he might be. took ad.
vantage Of the fact that twenty person.
we're In the dance hall and made his ext
quietly and hastily. 50 much no that b
waE not missed until this morning vhel
noses were again counted. The poHce wer'
notined. but MulcAhey has not yet bee
Hpprehended. Mulcahey has only been II
the institution q short time. His wife re
Gently died and his three children ar
being cared for by relatives in Counci
Bluffs.
University Debaters CheseA-
The university has selected the dehatsr
who viii contest with Missouri. Kansa
and Colorado in the interstate debate an
they are the following. For the Nebraska
Colorado debate. c. Doubt. Walter ?
nEte.
For NehraskA-kAnsas dsbste-E. I
Buckner. Richard c. james. George A. Ii
and G. N. Peters. alternate.
For the Observation-Disclosures debate-Ns
NJ Crunin. Fred N. Hunter. B. C. Levi
and J. c. NeReynoldE. alternate.
on the twelve men chosen only thrc
participated in last years debates. 50 thI
IL the university wins IL win be mHinl
by means Of its new men. The three oil
men IRE Mr.. Doubt. who went 10 Kansas
Mr.. Meier. who went TO Missouri, and NJ
Crunin. who went 70 Colorado.
Notwithstanding the large number Of ne
men. considerable confidence is felt in n
outcome already. although TIE question
be discussed. which VIII be some phase
the trust problem. Is bread and indehnit
and the teams from the other schools ha'
been strengthened greatly. The ColorHt
debate win take place a. ColorHdo Spring
he Kansas dehnre NJ "a w-~zree whf1a NJ