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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
railway Notes and Per.onnI..

2. l.. LomRx. general passenger agent Of
the Union Pacific, has gone 20 Kansas CITY.
Baron KomurR will sail from Seattle
September % on the big Hin line steamer
The Burlington's special train 10 the
state fair was crowded Thursday morning
In spite Of the inelement weather.
Several changes are announced in the
passenger department OF the BurlinRton a
al the local headquarters. G. + Greenwood,
rate clerk, goes 70 Chic ago az one OF the
assistant rate men In the main once ii
J. Bonnsll, cashier. is promoted 70 be rate
clerk.
The Overland Limited on the Milwaukee,
was pulled into the Union station Thursday
by new style Of engine This train has
heretofore been hauled by the big Atlantic
type, but the new engine is heavy, row set
ana made at the Milwaukee shops In West
Milwaukee
Crowds are returning from Denver and
many are stopping over to visi; Omaha
The stations are crowded with people for
the regular travel from the west Is heavy
al this season OF the year and when
the Grand Army Of the Republic crowds are
added, the roads are having all the bust
ness that they can handle.
j. o, Phillippl, general freight agent Of
the Missouri Pacific. announces Several
department. II. F. Fisher, formerly travel
ing IreiBht agent, with headquarters al
St Paul, MINI. has accepted a position
with the HeTzog Manufacturing company
Of St Paul r. 3. Wilson, contractin -
agent al Omaha, is appointed 20 the va
eaney made By the resignation OF Mr
Fisher. F. c. Taylor chief clerk in the
local freight once, is appointed .as CON
tracing freight agent. other promotions
will be announced later.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Guardian for Wealthy Farmer.

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., Sept. Especial
Telegram.)-As the result of hearing this
afternoon Judge Porter of Lake county, in
the matter. Of the application OF the ap-
pointment Of a guardian for Irving D.
Smith, wealthy farmer OF Lake county
Irving c. Smith, the oldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. Smith. has been appointed guardian
OF his father. The guardian will be re-
quired to furnish a $500 bond. This will
take from Irving d. Smith the response
oility OF managing the remainder Of his
estate, which is said to now consist of real
and personal property to the value of $1,000
During the last two OF three years Mr
Smith has given away TO relatives and
others nearly $1,000 acres OF land, worth
over 10000. His wife and children have
been well provided for.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
MINOR MENTION.
Davis sells drugs.

Davis sells drugs
Stockert sells carpets
Plumbing and heating. Bixby 4 Son
DIS. Woodbury., dentists, 80 Pearl street
Woodring-Schmidt. undertEkers. Tel sss.
faction.
Choice pictures for wedding gifts. c. e
Alexander, $50 B'way.
Lily camp Aid society will not meet until
Friday September p
Myrtle lodge, Degree of Honor will meet
In regular session this evening
Western Iowa college fall term now oman
Enroll any week day. Catalogue free
Farms for sale, all sizes. easy terms
squire Annis, Council Blufs. Iowa.
Fryer Printing Co. g Main. Tel Dos Let
US hgure on your next order OF printing,
save money Buy your paints and var
oSs- Al goods guaranteed
A number OF new books recently ordsrad
by the board have been placed on the
shelVes OF the public library
On the ground floor. Morehouse 4 Co.
building now, IS North Main ST
Walter Lutz and his brother. John L.utE.
u, clearing house clerk for the First Ma
uonai bank OF Omaha, left last evening
for ten days trip 10 Minnesota points
Mrs. Hariot +. Griswold, assistant secre-
tary OF the Creighton Medical college IN
Omaha' has returned from a months vaca-
tion spent IN Hot Springs, Deadwood and
other South Dakota points.
Mrs. Thomas Tostevin has so far re-
covered from her attack OF apopleNy as
10 be able 10 leave this week Tor Denver,
where she will make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Z. y. Harvey.
PatrOlman William Tubbs has resigned
from the police force, Of which he has been
member for the last three months n b
ShonQuist mas been appointed on the force
% MI the vacancy caused hy the resiEna-
ton Of Chris Jensen on August Z.
J. }. Metz. assistant city ticket agent of
the Illinois Central Is enjoying a vacation
UP 10 Detroit and other eastern points.
During his absence Robert 4. Liable son
OF city Passenger and Ticket AGENT T. -
Liable, Is assisting IN the once.
The question OF building a club house Al
Lake Aanawa for the Council BUNS Fish
ana Game Protective association will NOT
be taken up by the directors until some
later date and viii be submitted 70 ire
entire membership al the annual meeting.
The matter was 70 have been discussed by
the directors Wednesday night but the
meeting was indefinitely postponed
The Ohio society OF PottaWattAmie county
has accepted the invitation 70 attend IN a
body the dedication OF the new CarneRfe
library on next Tuesday. The society hoids
its annual meeting on that day but viii
transact It's business which includes the
eiection Of ofncers, as eKpedi tiously az pos
1ole and then adjourn 20 the dedication
exercises
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
PoSToFFICE CLERKS DIVIDE
Delegates from Omaha, 80. Louis, CiB-
cinnsti and Other cities Form
Separate OrEaninatton.

CEDAR RAPIDS. Ia. Sept. THE ma
tional convention Of postofice clerks split
in two factions this afternoon, when dele
gates from hfty-hvs branches withdrew
from the hall. some snstchinE on their
badges Of the association and trampling
them under foot as they left
The chief cities 20 bolt the convention are
st. Louis. Detroit Cincinnati. Dayton.
Louisville Nashville Cedar Rapids. Omaha,
Tacoma and Utica. II is said that Boston
also agreed to withdraw. but failed to keep
the promise.
The minority introduced a set OF resolu-
uons declaring that the election Of officers
was Illegal After an acrimonious debate
these were tabled and the sponsors left the
convention. The ''rump" convention ad-
3ourned to meet at Savannah on Labor day,
1906
The bolters tonight elected:
President. Martin A. Desmond. st. Louis.
Secretary, John F. Haniey, Cleveland
Treasurer. d. L. Mitchell Cedar Rapids
II Is expected that many OF the smaller
cities will Join the bolters
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
SHERIFF RETURNS WITH WILSON
Many weird stories Told About the
Case Are Fakea.

SHENANDOAH, Ia. Sept 7-(special TEL
egram. )-Sherif McCord Of this county
came in from Chicago last night late,
bringing with him D. r. Wilson, who is
wanted in this county to answer to charges
OF forgeries committed in August OF last
year to the extent Of $4,000 to $4,000 and
who was arrested in Chicago last Monday.
Wilson's bail has been nxed at 1900, being
tSo0 for each OF the eight counts against
him. He will remain In jail as he will
not ask any Of his friends to 60 on his
bonds. Roquisition papers were issued be-
fore Wilson was brought from Chicago,
although he was perfectly willing to come
without them.
Ihere has been as much buncombe IN the
press dispatches over his case as there have
been dispatches. He was arrested without
struggle. The Chicago police did not
give out the information that he was badly
crippled and used crutches. He did not
lead the officers all over Europe. as he
has been In Chicago all the time since he
came from Mexico. He does not have any
prominent politicians to implicate in the
forgeries, and the many other stories pub
lished about him are false. His case will
come on for trial in the next term Of court,
which convenes on October 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Corn Mnturea at Pierre-

PIERRE, S. D., Sept. 7.-Cspecial w H
Harris is in from western Sully county and
reports a number Of the farmers in that
section putting their machines to work in
their cornfields and pushing the work as
rapidly as possible, the crop being fully
matured. The corn yield in that section is
estimated at forty bushels an acre. Thresh-
ers are at work on the small grain in that
section and are showing a machine yield OF
from fifteen to twenty bushels an acre for
wheat and an average OF about sixty
bushels for oats. The hay crop is eKcep-
tionally fine and a large amount OF forage
has been secured in hrst-class shape put
ting sully county farmers in easy circum-
stances for this year.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Real Estate Trnnsfer.

These transfers were reported September
to The Bee by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company OF Council Bluffs:
John Hansen and wife TO Hans p
Larsen. part seA nwk and part neh
swh 2s-T-43, W. d......................,.S 70
w. r. Mcdonald and wife to s. F. Van.
lot Auditors subdiv. in swL seba
,2-I4,& W d.,.,..........:. ..:....,.......... j, $50
Frank Blank to Walter l. Smith LOT
T. Porter1eld's subdiv., ". d.. & aOo
Council Bluffs Savings bank to George
Sweatman, lots 10 and IL, block j
Railroad add, W. d....................' $50
E. p. Mintum 20 D. P. Mintum, part
lot u, block %, Everett's Add., ". d. l
William Moore, trustee, to May In
gram, lot Is. block g, Railroad add,
W u. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 80
Lucinda English TO Henry l. Ducil
lots s, and 10. block q, Ferry add,
Robert T. Williams and wife TO John
J. Barnes. lots 10 and II, Anderson's
subdiy. in swA nwA 36-76-43, and lots
and Is, block u, McClelland, Ia,
g. c. ........................... 500
Eight transfers. total. .S75I1
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

ELK POINT. S. D.. Sept. 7-CspeciaI.)-
Last night Deputy Sheriff Authier went out
TO the Messix home, north Of town. and ar
rested Frank Messix, wanted in Lemars for
grand larceny and jail breaking in Homer,
Neb., for leaving the state with a mort
gagged team. Messix's people objected quite
strongly 10 the arrest, but Mr.. Authier
brought him in just the same Mr.. Authier
arrested Messix here last summer for the
Lemars authorities on the same charge.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
n. 7. Plumbing Co. Tel 80, Night Fss7
hoard Busy with BridEes.

The session Of the Board Of County SUPER
visors was yesterday entirely devoted TO
road and bridge matters and applications
for relief. Today the board viii complete
the tax levy for 1916 by fixing the levy for
the various school districts, including Coun-
ell Buns. No change is expected 70 be
made In the figures prepared by County
Auditor Cheyne. The report OF Superin-
tendent BarTitt OF the county poor farm
for the quarter showed that the revenues
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Reea PIeada GuiItv

SIDNEY, Ia, Sept 7-CspeciaL)- lone OF
the biggest surprises ever sprung on the
people Of Fremont county was the terminA-
ton OF the case Of the State of Iowa against
8. c. Rees, who was held 10 answer on the
charge Of assault with intent TO commit
murder
hees Is a prominent Hamburg capitalist
who on the 18th day Of last May fred thrss
shots with a revolver at J. F. Baldwin,
cashier OF the Merchants Exchange bank
OF Hamburg, and wounded him twice
The grand jury returned a bill OF assault
with intent 20 do great bodily injury. Rees
plead guilty and paid a fine OF $500
Baldwin has sued Rees for $1,000 dam
ages for suffering caused by the shooting.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Ole
TWENTIETH
CENTURY
FARMER
AN UP.TO-DATE
AGRICULTURAL
WEEKLY
'uH Of Interesting Reading for
Every Member Of the Family.
Partial List Of Feature Articles
Already Printed This Year

Already Printed This Year
Vancouver Country OF the Northwest
Five Articles. Prof. Charles E. Bes-
sey, University OF Nebraska.
"Fruit Raising in the sunhower state"
e. T. stephens, Horticulturalist
"Hesslsn Fly and Growing Wheat
Prof. Lawrence Bruner. Nebraska
State Entomologist.
"GOsllng's Demonstration OF Beef, Nut
ton and Pork" Il R, Davenport,
Market Editor.
Management OF Incubators and Brood
ers"-G. C. Watson, Z. s. Department.
Of Agriculture.
How to Raise Turkeys on the Farm
c. e. Matterson, Kewaukee. Wis
Live Stock Breeding in Great Britain"
Prof. w. ]. Kennedy. Iowa State
College.
Tuberculosis in Live Stock'-Dr. A. 7.
Peters, University Of Nebraska.
"Story Of Twentieth CentuVy Irriga.
tion"-H. A. Crafts, Fort Collins, Col
How to Get Good Seed and Maintain
It"-Prof. T. l. Lyon, University Of
Nebraska.
Soils and Methods OF Seeding Akalfa'
e. +. Stephens, Horticulturalist
"RegulE ion OF Railways by Public Au-
thority" - William K. LArrabee, Ex-
Governor of Iowa.
Travelling Libraries in Rural Commu-
mites" - Edna D. Bullock. Nebraska
State Library Commission
champion Steers in Feed Lot and
CoOler"-Prof. II. X. Smith, Univer-
sity Of Nebraska.
"Readjusting Wyoming Ranching sys-
tem-A. S, Mercer, Western Ranch
man.
''The Railroads and the Peopie"-BiEht
Articles. Edward Rosewater. Editor
The Omaha Bee.
Fall sown Alfalfa in the Humid Re-
gion"-Prof p. G. Holden, Iowa Agrl.
cultural College
''Durum Wheat for Semi-Arid Land
NJ. A. Carlton, Cerealist U. s. Dept
Of Agriculture.
practical Drainage OF Farm LAndS''-
]. c. Holmes, Drainage Engineer.
Forestry Problems Yet to Be Solved
Frank G. Miller, U. S. Department
Of Agriculture.
Grass and Forage Crops as Fertilizers"
Prof. I. L. Lyon, University OF Ne
braska.
Beef Observation-Disclosures OF Feeders"
Prof. II. W. Mumford, Illinois AgrL
cultural Station.
Effect Of Cold Weather on Fruit Bios
sOms'-Theodore williams, Horticuk
turalist.
Calendar Of Work in the Apiary"-
Adam A. Clarke. Plymouth Creek
Apiary.
Live Stock in the Middle west"-F.
D. COburn, Secretary Kansas State
Board.
The Government Reclamation Service
Frederick II. Newell, Chief Engineer.
Career Of the Late Robert W. Furnas''
Prof. Charles E. Bessey, University
OF Nebraska.
Improvement in Hard Winter Wheat"
Prof. T. L. Lyon, University OF Ne
braska.
Problems Confronting Western stocA
Growers" - Murdo Mackenzie, Presi-
dent American Stock Growers Assn.
~Con Crop in Pork Production"-Hon.
James Wilson. Secretary OF AgricuI-
ture.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
BLUFFS WANTS THE HIGHLANDERs
Committee Appointed to visit Head
Odiefnla

It having been reported that there was
possibility OF the headquarters of the Royal
Highlanders being removed from Aurora
Neb.. committee has been appointed to
confer with the officials of that order with
a view to securing the headquarters here
z. z. Hart, president Of the First Ma
uonal bank, was appointed chairman of
the committee, the members OF which were
to be named by him. He has selected c.
w. Mcdonald, II. II. Van Brunt, F. r
Davis, H. A. Quinn, members Of the execu-
tive committee of the Commercial club; w.
b. Reed. secretary Of the club: State Sen
stor Saunders. Ovide Wen and Frank FL
gan. The visit to Aurora by the commit
tee. II is expected. will be made this week.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

yesterday. The dismissal was made 81 the
request OF the complainant
There is some talk Of putting gas lights
IN the council chamber 80 that the holQlng
OF council meetings by candle light will be
done away with.
Arrangements are being made 60 forward
the remains Of q. ". Lord, the sheep man
from Idaho who died az the hospital yes
terday, 70 salt Lake City. The deceased
has relatives there.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
LAnnord a Dip.omani..

oNAWA, Ia, Sept. 7-Cspecial. lin the
district court today r. X. HeuseI Of
onawa, who has been landlord Of the Ho-
tel Monona for year or more, was brought
before Judge Hutchison and found 70 be
in bad way from the effects OF liquor,
unnt 10 discharge his duties or care for
his property. He Was adjudged an habituAI
drunksrd and ordered taken TO the Chero-
kee hospital for three years or less. John
w. Anderson OF Onawa was appointed
guardian and will assume manaEement OF
the hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
90 to own Lisht PInnt.

PIERRE, S. D.. Sept 7-CspeciaI. The
city council has decided 20 put in an in
oandesosnt electric lighting plant. 10 be
operated by waste water from the CITY
wells, tests showing that they can develop
more than enough power from this source
for the operation OF such a plant There
has been a demand for such a lighting
system for long time and the city now in
tends 20 meet that demand
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Eight transfers. total. go.
Doyle Opposes peIar.

Attorneys for James Doyle state that
they will oppose any move looking 10 the
postponement until the October OF January
term Of the hearing of the motion for a
new trial In the Doyle-Burns mining suit
They state they are ready for the hearing
at any date and will endeavor TO have
Judge Thornell arrange to hear Il some
time this month If he can possibly do So
In the event Of a new trial being denied
Doyle will take the case to the supreme
court on appeal
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

The North End Ninth Ward Republican
club VIII meet az 2705 Cunning street Fri-
Of the city are invited 70 meet with ths
club
The Eleventh Ward Republican club MI,
meet for oIganization az Washington hsU
tenuon 20 make this one OF the livelisFt
republican clubs OF the city and All ne
Puoncan yoters Of the ward are asked 20
iEafion.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

SIOUX FALLS. S. D., Sept 7.-Cspecial
Telegram.)-John Donovan. formerly OF Du-
buque, Ia, but until recently connected
with the state reformatory school At
Fiankinton, was fatally crushed while work
ing under a tWo-wheeled tender in a Plank
inton blacksmith shop. The machine be
came uncoupled. one end falling upon his
back fracturing the backbone ana several
ribs. The tender was fun OF water and in
addition had upon IL nearly q ton Of coal.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Crowd ID piteh Hs.r,nr

oNAWA, Ia, Sept 7.-(speeiaI The
Monona County Board OF Supervisors has
large attendance before II today hear
ing objections TO the ditch west Of Onawa
which is intended 70 drain the waters OF
Silver lake southerly into Gard lake, thence
into the Missouri river. There appears
70 be much interested In the prooeedings
and there is spirited debate on the propo-
sition.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Telephone War Endea-

PIERRE, s. D.. Sept. Especial Tele-
gram.)-The telephone war which has been
on here for some time between the local ex-
change and the Dakota Central is ended by
the purchase Of the local exchange by the
long-distance. The purchase is made TO Sc
cure better local service for the Dakota
Central and 70 give them a base for west
ern extensions The deal was closed last
night as the two systems were recon
neeted today
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

PIERRE, s. D.. Sept. 7.-(special Tele-
gram.)-The state capitol commission today
signed a contract with c. Lepper OF Mime
apois for the basement work on the east
wing Of the new capitol at contract price
Of S.05, the work TO be completed not
later than November Is. At the afternoon
session the board selected J. A. Murphy as
superintendent Of construction. Mr. Murphy
having hlled that position on the Montana
capitol
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Thirteen thousand People visit the
Grounds Durinn nar md NiRht.

Thirteen thousand People visit the
Grounds During Day and Might.
All roads apparently led TO the street
fair and carnival grounds last night and
at least 1900 people crowded the en-
closure. There was good attendance
during the afternoon and II is figured that
over 1900 people visited the carnival dur
ing the day. This f. said to be a record
breaker for a mid-week attendance.
Yesterday was Omaha day and the at
tendance. especially at night, was largely
swelled by the crowds from across the
river. Despite its almost unwieldly size,
the crowd was a most good-natured one
and there was no rowdyism or disturb
ance OF any kind At times the main
streets OF the carnival grounds became con-
gested. but with the assistance Of the
large force Of special ofncers the crowd
was kept moving without any great
trouble.
The feature Of the free ATTRACTIONS yes
terday was the slide for life made by a
young man on a wire from the top Of
the Grand hotel to a point within the
carnival enclosure. The young woman who
regularly performed this feat was injured
at Webster City the week before the COM
pany was due here and it was not until
yesterday that a substitute could be found
to take her place
These are the volunteer ticket takers at
the different attractions today:
Afternoon-Gate. F. NJ. Chnds Fritz Bern
hardi, II. l. Wilson; Stadium d. NJ.
Slchle. =. y. RolstenL Plantation, J. z.
Price; Steeple Chase. E. E, Smith; Crazy
House, F. W. Miller; Lost Child, A. s.
Hazelton; Moonshiners, l. T. Shugart: Day
IN the Alps, Fred Davis; Texas Wanderers.
Dillon Ross; Ferris Wheel. w. Z. Tumey
Glass Show, William I've; katzenjammers,
Chris Strauh; Bonney Boy, George Treynor.
Evening-sate, J. r. Gerke, A. o. Moreno
=. J. Mcbride; Stadium, A. 7. Ellwell, J. D.
Chase, c. A. Cooke; Crazy House, John c.
Small; Lost Child, z. c. DeVol: Moon
sinners, John Gardner: Day I'm the Alps,
j. 7. Mulqueen; Texas Wanderers, Gus
Plummer; Ferris Wheel, o. e. Allis. Glass
Show. +. b. Liggett; Katzenjammers, John
y. Long: Bonney Boy. ]. A. ChanEstrom.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
ASSIGNMENT OF TEACHERS
Special Meeting Of Beard DsSignGtss Posi-
tiOns for the Ensuing Year.
SEVERAL RESIGN AND PLACES ARE FILLED
Board Proposes 20 Hold Special EH-
aminations for Promotions of
PupiIs Ahead of Their
Grades.

At the special meeting OF the Board Of
Education last night Member FINLEY
brought up the question of providing for
Examination Of pupils who were in advance
Of their grade 50 that they might secure
promotion without having to wait for the
regular promotion time. He contended that
encouragement for advancement ought 10
be given TO those pupils who by hard study
and superior ability went ahead Of their
class and that they should be afforded an
opportunity to advance 20 the next grade
without having 20 wait for the stated period
OF promotion at the end OF the semesters.
These examinations, he said, should not be
held promiscuously, but at stated periods
during the semester. Member Tinley's sug-
gestion appeared 20 meet with favor at
the hands Of the board and the committee
on text books and course OF study was in
structed TO formulate a rule for the holding
OF such examinations and submit same at
the regular meeting OF the board.
Assignment of Teachers.
The assignment Of teachers to the differ
ent schools for the ensuing year wes made
as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

SHENANDOAH. Ia, Sept. The state
ment Of the Chicago police that the First
National bank of Shenandoah suffered a
loss Of $4,000 on forged checks through the
operations Of d. r. Wilson who was ar
rested IN Chicago. is lot true. wilson's
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

Mayor Macrae received a telegram from
Charles r. Hannah late last night, in
which he said he would give a reward Of
800 for the arrest and conviction OF the
person who poisoned his dog a few days
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

PIERRE, s. D.. Sept 7--Cspecial Tele-
sram-l-"scotty" Phillips today loaded and
started for Huron dozen Of the best speci-
mems OF his bunalo herd for exhibition At
the State fair at Huron.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08

business dealings were not with the First
National bank and the only transaction h
ever had with II involved a few hundred
dollars and the bank suffered no loss
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
DR.. Batten for CoroDer

ONAWA. Ia. Sept. 7.--(Special) )-Dr. J.
s. Batten of Onawa has been appointed
coroner Of Monona county 70 succeed J.
w Hun removed to Baker City, Ore.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
MaIieiou. Mi.ont.f

often done by indigestion. is prevented ana
cured by Electric Bitters. 50 cents; gusran-
teed For sale by sherman 4 Mcconnsll
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
CARNIVAL DRAWS RECORD CROWD

had exceeded the expenses by tZl7.7L owing
TO the sale Of a number Of hogs.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
ssiEnment of Teachers
HIGH SCHOOL.

The Assignment OF teachers to the differ
ent schools for the ensuing year wes made
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Picnic Postponed.

The picnic OF the Catholic Order OF For
esters, which was TO have been held o.
Wednesday had 10 be postponed on &C
count Of the weather. September 9 ha
been set as the date for the picnic an
krug park as the place. The committee 4
charge announce that tickets purchased 10
September 8 will be honored on Saturday
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-08
Tries TO Escape from Police.

Representatives of the Independent Tele-
phone company paid into the city treasury
Thursday $500 annuity. This company
agreed when the right was given II to
tahlish offices at the exchange to pay 800
each year for three years and 500 year
for the following two years. Up TO yes
terday no attempt had been made to COM
ply with this provision of the franchise.
The $500 paid yesterday was the annuity up
20 November % OF this year.