Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1905-06-01
Brief kilograms

Dor, including juvenile bands Of NIL
sicians.
The supreme court Of the United
States upheld the validity Of the
Utah state law, holding that water for
irrigation and mining is available for
public use"
Thousands of children were the
guests on May 8 of United States Sen.
utor w A. Clark at the senator's
mountain home, three miles southeast
of Butte. Mont
Ex-Postmaster General Robert
Wynne recently appointed consul
general at London. returned to this
country on the st. Louis to give evil
dence in the postal frauds cases.
Admiral Winfield Scott Schley, G5
years old and still young, straight as
the barrel of rife, shows the color
of splendid health and the general as.
pect of unimpaired muscular condi-
ton.
The executive committee Of the
isthmlan canal commission decided
to purchase in the markets of the
world the material and ships neces-
sary for the building Of the Panama
canal.
Governor Pardee of California has
honored the requsition of the cover.
nor of Georgia for the return to that
state Of Marc S. Potter. who is want.
ed to answer to charge Of emblezzle.
ment.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt enter.
tanned a number Of guests at dinner,
including Count Cassini. the Russian
ambassador, who is soon to retire
from the diplomatic service at Wash.
ington.
Captain Mills of the American ship
Rapido has been fined $4,000 for en-
tering Cienfuegos without clearance
papers from an American port. Cap.
tain Mills says he will appeal to the
supreme court
Four hundred ex-confederates now
living in New York City will be guests
of the Ulysses s. Grant post on Me.
mortal day, and Senator Joe Balck.
burn Of Kentucky will be the orator
at Grants tomb.
The committee of the house Of com.
mons has commenced the considera.
ton Of the bill providing for the in.
stallation in London of electric light
and pneumatic tube systems similar
to those in use in America.
The divorce case of Adelaide M.
Harding against George f. Harding,
which has attracted considerable at.
tention in Illinois and California, was
decided by the supreme court of the
United States favorably to Mrs. Hard.
ing.
1t is semi-ofllclally announced that
Roumania has asked Turkey for salts
faction on account of the Vail of ia.
mini arrestlng number of Rouma.
MAN school inspectors in disregard
OF the privileges conferred upon them
by the porte,
To the accompaniment of martial
music and in the presence of thou.
sands of citizens and visitors the
statue Of Lieutenant General Nathan
B. Forrest was uneviled in the park
that bears the confederate chieftain's
name at Memphis, Tenn.
Secretary Taft has postponed until
November l the date for the opening
Of bids for the construction of rail
roads in the Philippines. The pros
pectus setting out the conditions t.
govern the bidding will be promul
gated within a week.
Plans for the enlargement of thu
terminal docks at Panama and tn,
double tracking and the re-equipmen
of the road, entailing an expenditure
of approximately 100000 were aI
proved by the board of directors o
the Panama railroad company.
With regard to the controversy be
tween the Hungarian authorities an
American immigration Inspector MAJ
Gus Braun, the American embassy a
Vienna has received instruction
from the state department at WASH
ington to afford Mr., Braun all prope
protection and report on the cas-
fully.
The contest of Illinois shippers 10
lower freight rates in that state, bt
gun two years ago, was reopened q
Springfield, ILL.,, before the railroa
and warehouse commission Owe
5000 shippers of the state were repr,
sented Each of the railroads ope
ating in Illinois were also represen
ed.
The evangelical tent campaig
which is to be waged in New Yor
throughout the coming summer by d
INSTRUMENTATION committee We
inaugurated at a large mass meetin
In Carnegie hall, presided over b
Bishop Coadjutor David II. Greer A,
nouncement was made of donatio
OF a $1,000 check for the work fro
John d. Rockefeller
The first class torpedo boat destro
er Hatsashimo was successful
launched at Yokosuka.
Helen Gould will pay for the ed
cation of Leroy Irvine Dixon, the
year-old Denver boy who saved II
RiO Eranda train from, r,,nni,,cx IT,.