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Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
CAMP MEETING SOON OPENS
ThiFtieth Annual Conference of the
seventh Day AdveRtists Begins
Thursday.


At the corner OF Eighth and Bancroft
streets quite gang Of workmen have been
at work several days, preparing the
grounds for holding the thirtieth annual
conference and campmeeting OF the Seventh
Day Adventists OF Nebraska The site
selected for the encampment Is a beautiful
grove adjoining Riyeryiew park About
nifty tents have already been erected.
Elder A. T. Robinson OF Lincoln. president
of the Nebraska conference and Mr. f. II.
Hahn, superintendent OF the grounds. esti-
mate that the camp will consist OF between
l25 and $50 tents. The meeting is to open
Thursday evening, with delegates from all
parts OF Nebraska.
The public tents, which are located near
the entrance 10 the grounds, are: the re-
ception tent. furnished with sofas and easy
chairs for the convenience OF visitors; the
educational tent. the book tent which will
be conducted by the Pacific Press Publish
ing company OF Kansas City; the large
pavilion, s0xl3 feet in which the public
services will be held the conference once
tent, the grocery tent, where viii be dis
played large assortment OF the Battl,
Creek Sanitarium health foods and a gen
eral line OF groceries; the dining tent
separate pavilions In which youths ant
children's meetings will be held, also ser
vices In the German and Scandinavia
languages. The, grounds and the large pa
] vihon are 70 be supplied with eleetri
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
GOLDEN WEDDING FOR films
Merry Evening spent in Honor of n
Pioneer settler and His
Wife.

In honor of the fiftieth anniversary of
their welded life, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson
Finn, 1924 Fowler street, celebrated at
their home last evening. 1t was gay and
festive crowd that gathered at the resi-
dence of the old couple to commemorate
the event which happened a half century
ago, and the two old people who have been
married so long were keen in celebrat-
ing the event as were the younger element
who were present, a great many of whom
were children and grandchildren of the
principals. The AFFAIR for the most part
was planned and carried out by the SON
in-law and daughter of the couple, Mr..
and Mrs. Martin H. Plotts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Finn have eight children,
all Of whom live in Omaha, and all were
present at the golden wedding. The child
rem present were: G.. H. Finn, Wallace
Finn, Mrs. ]. f. Pettegrew, Mrs. ]. d.
Hunter A. c. Finn, Fred Finn, Mrs. M.
II. Plotts and Floyd Finn. Besides these
there were sixteen grandchildren who at
tended the festivities There were sixty
guests present altogether. Mr.. and Mrs
Finn have lived in Omaha a greater part
of their married lives, coming from Alle-
ghany, n. Y.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
The Food Show Asnuming shape.

Six of the best builders and decorators
In the country are now on the ground with
contracts from some OF the largest exhib-
itors and have begun their booths
with the assistance of a large number of
skilled workmen In the city and the i'm
mensity of the enterprise is just beginning
to be apparent. There will be employed in
the building this week about 50 carpenters
and twenty decorators. There will be used
in the neighborhood Of a million yards of
bunting OF various colors and about five
thousand incandCscent electric lights, one
booth using 500. Exhibitors are searching
the city for skilled demonstrators, as there
viii be used for ten days about 800 young
ladies in the demonstration of the different
foodstuffs. There will be employed in the
show August Il TO "A in the care OF the
building and running Of the show over $50
men and women.
An n-orchestra OF ten pieces and band Of
fifteen pieces in attendance daily. There
will be given away in samples during the
ten days five thousand dollars Don't for
get TO get tickets Of your grocers, which
will admit you for 10 cents in the afternoon
and Is cents in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

for some time; head has ached and
back also; has slept poorly. been quite
nervous, and nearly tainted once or
twice; head ditzy, and heart beats very
fast then that bearing-down feeling,
and during her menstrual period she Is
exceedingly respondent Nothing
pleases her. Her doctor says; Cheer
up you have dyspepsia you will be
al right soon
But she doesn't get all right" and
hope vanishes; then come the brood
ing, morbid, melancholy, everlasting
BLUES.
Don't wait until your sufferings have
driven you to despair. with your nerves
all shattered and your courage gone,
but take Lydia K. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound. See what il did Tor
Mrs. Rosa Adams. of sic i2th Street,
Louisville, KY. niece of the late GEN
eral Roger Hanson. A. She writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham;-
al cannot tell you with pen and ink what
Lydia r. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound
has done for me I suffered with female
troubles, extreme lassitude, the blues
nervousness and that all gone feeling. l was
advisad 70 try Lydia E. PinkhamS Vegetable
Compound, and it not only CURED my female
arrangement, but IL has restored metO perfect
health and strength The .buoyancy OF my
younger days has returned and do not SUI.
Ter any longer with dependency, a. did 30,
fore consider Lydia E. Pinkhams Vege.
table Compound boon 20 sick and suffering
women"
n you have some arrangement Of
the female OrEanism write Mrs.
PtnkhAms lynn, masS.s Ter advice
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
lOWANS IN TROUBLES PATH
Atlantic and Red Oak Men Are Held
TO Answer Charge in
Omaha.

Earl Allander of Atlantic, Ia, and Bert
Ewaldt of Red Oak We're arraigned in po-
lice court Monday morning on a complaint
of assault and robbery filed by Deputy
County Attorney Fitch. The prisoners were
willing to waive preliminary examination.
They were bound from the police to the
district court in the sum of $1,000 each.
Allander and Ewaldt were charged with
viciOusly assaulting J. 4. Carlson Of Red
Oak and then stealing $26 and gold watch
from their victim. Carlson's jaw is badly
injured much so that it is with much
difficulty he takes nourishment. Detectives
Mitchell and Davis arrested Ewaldt at Red
Oak on Sunday, while Allander was appre-
hended in Omaha.
Carlson says he has known his assailants
for some years at Red Oak and was on
his way to the harvest fields at the time
of the assault and robbery in Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
GRAIN DEALERS NOT READY
Make No Disclosures as Yet Through
Counsel of Action Regard
ing Injunction.

Attorney Myron L. Learned has not yet
reached any conclusion as TO what course
he will pursue in meeting or resisting the
suit Of Attorney General Brown against
the grain and elevator companies alleged to
constitute trust in restraint of trade in
Nebraska.
1T was only this morning that I got an
official copy of the complaint in the case, q"
said Mr.. Learned, land until can examine
and digest its contents it will not be possi-
bic to say anything as to what We will do 4"
Sheriff Powers deputies have succeeded
in serving summons on all the companies
and persons named in the suit Of the attor-
ney general except in the case of Secretary
Miller Of the Nebraska Grain Dealers asso-
citation, who has been out Of town for sew
eral days.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
MILES MAY CHANGE HIS PLEA


William Miles, the coIored man accused
Of the murder Of Harry McGechin. a white
man, July q, appeared before Judge Redick
Monday morning 10 plead The county
attorneys office rather expected a plea Of
guilty TO murder in the second degree. but
Miles entered a plea Of not guilty After
ward It was learned that he is not at all
certain that he will not change this before
night as the court adjourns today until
September IS.
On his plea being made Judge Redick
named Attorneys J. W. Carr and Fred /.
Smith 10 defend Miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

record In favor Of the uniform policy laws
by the states. II there is TO be no federal
supervision Of insurance.
Less Power for Statesmen.
The committee asserts that insurance
commissioners or state auditors have now
altogether too much power in the matter
OF the revocation Of state licenses. A mod
ihcation Of these laws is recommended so
that the companies which fall under tho
displeasure Of commissioners Of states hav-
Ing such laws might have chance TO
be heard in defense and also have an APP
peal. II necessary, TO the courts.
The laws of some states which aim to
prevent the transference Of suits on in
surance policies from state to federal courts
are held to be too stringent and the COM
mittee favors an effort to nave them made
more lenient.
Under the heading, statutes Encouraging
Suicide the committee says that some
states. notably Missouri and California,
now deny to companies the right to defend
against death claims when the insured has
committed suicide. such laws are charac-
terized as an inducement 70 suicide rather
than otherwise.
Underground or wildcat insurance COM
panies are given critical consideration as
detriment to all honest insurance, and
the suggestion is made that only a ma
tional law will be competent To deal effect
lively with this abuse Of the insurance
laws.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

The unanimous verdict OF the thousands
of people who attended the WoOdmen of the
World carnival at Courtland Beach Sunday
was that the spiral act Of Phil d. Green
was the greatest act they had ever wit
messed ana that the pyrOtechnical display
in this and Harry Du Bells act OF riding a
live wire are simply magnificent and must
be seen 10 be appreciated.
That the Russian Prince NlchoH, the
Browning King theater entertainers, the
glass blowers. shows on the Pike, are the
best ever and that the Old Plantation pays
you well for visit.
That dancing in the cool pavilion each
evening is just simply immense after the
sultry heat OF the day
On account Of the elaborate preparation
Of the electric display these acts did not
take place until 1880 p. m, but viii be pre-
sented at and 1890 p. m. each evening
hereafter until the close OF the carnival
August 19.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
DIEI3

BUSHMAN-Herbert r, son Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. William Bushman, rs South Twenty
ninth street, Sunday night, August o. at
1915 O'Clock, aged ~ years and n months.
Funeral from 81. Peters church, Tuesday
morning at o'clock Intermeut al Holy
SepulCher cemetery.
SIiRADER-Lillian, at Salt Lake City.
Utah at / p. 90. Sunday, August 8, aged
p years, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
ShradeT OF this city.
Funeral notice later
REEVES-James, aged GO years, Monday
morning az o'clock az residence, 1888
Cory street
Funeral sr1m Sacred Heart church TWen-
ty-second and Binuey streets al a. m.
Wednesday, August 9. to 81. Mary's cems-
teTy. Friends invited
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

lights. Able speakers from abroad are
promised, among them Elder G. A. Irwin,
first vice president of the general confer
ence, recently returned from a two years
tour in Australia and Islands of the Pa
clfic ocean, and Elder X. c. Russell of
Washington, d. c., chairman Of the re-
ligious liberty bureau. The meeting will
continue ten days, closing Sunday even
ing, August 20, during which time there
will be held three public services each day.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

Is In the city enrOute home from Denver
where he has been on "a vacation for sew
eral weeks. Mr.. Cartwright Is a clerk in
the State department al Washington and
at one time was IN the War department
with headquarters iu Omaha. soon after
going 20 Washington De was made secre-
tary 10 the president Of the Alaskan
BOundry commission. and went with the
tribunal when they met I'm London. s He
leaves Tor Washington this evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
spenLera Of the Evening.

Attorney Ralph w. Breckenridge was
grand multi for the evening. Mr.. Breck-
enridge was more than equal to the occas-
ion. He was ably assisted on the speakers
stand by Or A f. Ziegenfus Of Philadel-
phia, Or. Milton Vaughan, U. s. A, Fort
Leavenworth, d. f. Trefz and David J..
OBrien.
Next Monday evening will be Missouri
Pacific night, and delegations are ex-
pected from Auburn, Falls City, Nebraska
City and Plattsmouth.
II satisfactory train service can be ar
ranged. the knights of Ak-sar-Ben will
accept the invitation extended by the citl-
zens of Grand Island to attend the harvest
festivities on the 18th instant which date
has been set aside for Omaha people.
Samson said last evening that the report
that had gone out to the effect that the
knights OF Ak-Sar- Ben would give over the
street fair 20 carnival company. reserv-
ing one or two attractions as strictly Ak
sar-Ben features, Is entirely erroneous and
without foundation.
1.-THE knights OF Ak-sar-Ben will have
entire control of the street fair this fall,
as It always has had in previous years. 1t
IS likely that negotiations will be made
with some large carnival company to send
three OF four of It's best attractions for the
street fair" said Samson.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
TO THE HARVEST FIELDS

OF Minnesota, North and south Dakota
Every day during the month of August
the Chicago Great Western railway will sell
TO parties of five or more harvest hands
tickets to towns in the above states at
greatly reduced rates. For further infor-
nation apply to S. d. Parkhurst General
Agent, 1912 Farnam ST., Omaha Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
summer yacntIon Tourr.

The Michigan Central. THE Niagara Falls
Route" to the Thousand Islands st. Law
renee river, Adirondacks. Lakes George and
Champlain, Catsltills. Hudson river, White
mountains, forests and lakes Of Maine, New
England sea coast. Michigan resorts, eto
For copy send TO c. c. Merrill. T. p. A.. NJ.
c. r. r.. Kansas City, Mo.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
interstate or NotF

he question OF whether or not insurance
Is interstate business is gone into at length
and a long line Of decisions are quoted
touching the point. he report says:
1T does not follow because a thing is
new that II may not be covered by the
constitution, for Marshall characterized
the constitution as intended 70 endure for
ages to come and consequently to be
adapted 70 the various crises Of human
affairs" 1t IS set out that but for insur-
ance commerce as we know it. credit as
Il Is. civilization as We live IL, would not
have been possible"
Numerous decisions and opinions Of pub
licists are quoted and the conclusion is
drawn that the constitution IS sufficiently
expansive to cover even instrumentalities
OF commerce that were not In existence
or dreamed OF at the time OF its adop-
ton" Congress itself is asserted TO have
directly in words declared insurance to be
commerce in the act creating the Depart
ment OF Commerce and Labor.
OF the valued policy laws in force in
| nineteen or twenty Of the states the re-
port says these policies call for the pay
ment OF the fun amount named in the
! policy regardless of value OF the stock al
| the time Of the fire The conclusion OF
! the committee Is that no one ought 10 be
! permitted 20 recover On a policy more
than the value Of the property destroyed '
The COMMITTEES puts Itself strongly Ou
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

are many. who could be cured by DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
600 and S1.OO. For sale by Sherman & Mo.
ConneH Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
BuY IL Now.

Now is the time TO buy Chamberlain
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. II Is
certain TO be needed sooner or later and
when that time comes you Will need It
badly-you will need it quickly. Buy IL
now II may save life.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Misses Anna and Estella Becher and
brother. VIII Becher have returned from
Columbus, Neb., where they accompanied
the body OF their mother. Mrs Mary Il
Beeher. who died In Omaha, July ~
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
Special sunday Rn'es to Great West

only one fare for the round trip. Tickets
on sale every Sunday to and including
Sunday, September Il. For further infor-
nation apply to S. d. Parkhurst. general
agent, 1872 Farnam Street, Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
CAPTAINS HEAD A REVOLT
Army officers Undertake TO Stampede
King Ak-ssr-Ben's Guard.
LIVELY EVENING At sAWSowS RECEPTION
Many Guests Present, Many Happy
Speeches Made and n General
Good Time Enjoyed by
All But some.

Every check was blanched and every eve
iimmed at the Ak-Sar- Ben den last evening
when Captain stogsdan Of the Thirteenth
Infantry hurried over the ramparts and
tried to score touchdown against a score
Of the Indians who ushered the tenderfeet
across the treacherous trail The valiant
captain was one Of a bunch OF army Of
fcers from Fort Crook and Fort I,eaven-
worth at the den last evening, and the
military made its presence felt from gong
TO gong.
While in reality last evening had been
designated as Rock Island night" there
were 50 many visitors from various parts
OF the state and country. to say nothing
Of the captains and lieutenants II would
hardly be fair to say that any one section
had particular claims on the evening at the
den.
over 100 out-of-town guests were at the
royal hall last evening and every one en-
joyed himself from overture TO the time the
last sandwich faded from view The total
paid membership TO date is 6gS Last even
ing's list was OF people from New York
Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Lead, s
D., joplin, Mo, New Orleans, Pittsburg
Newark, N. j., Denver and various parts
Of Nebraska and Iowa The following
army officers from Fort Crook and Fort
Leavenworth were present: Captains
Welsh, Palmer Castle and Stogsdall: Lieu
tenants Dillingham; Drouillard. Clark
Watts, Hatfield, Sharon. Lewis and Allen
Dr. Milton Vaughan, L. S. A., of Fort
Leavenworth was also present
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

Plus 81. for round trip, daily, good for 80
days. Summer is the best time for treat
ment Ask any ticket agent.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
ALL IN THE CHECK BURNER
OOunOilmen Conclude from Lynoh's Gas
Test How to Efest Saving,
MAY PUBLISH POINTERS ON ITS USE
Twelfth Ward PrOtestants Present
Their Objections to Redistricting
and Get Promise of Some
Changes Today.

Councilman O'Brien and his lighting COM
mittee watched City Gas Inspector Lynch
burn gas through Wesbach burner yes
terday afternoon and learned much about
the business they never knew before A
further test is to be made beginning with
tonight, after the session of the council.
With only a short test Inspector Lynch
found that the regular city light through
the Welsbach burner consumed almost six
feet of gas an hour or about what the
company claimed 1t consumed With the
check burner a wenty-three-candle power
light consumed almost six feet or about
the same as the Welsbach, though there
was no comparison in the lights, the Wells
bach being much brighter. Putting on
regular pillar and removing the check
burner the gas consumed amounted to
fourteen feet an hour, with the light no
better.
1t is the use of the ordinary pillar in
stead Of the check burner the councilman
concluded, that causes gas bills in private
families to be so high each month, and at
the same time have no better light They
advocated issuing pamphlets on gas bur
ners to be distributed throughout the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
May Pile the Steel.

In committee the city council granted
permission to the contractor on Hayden
Brothers store TO pile his steel and iron
In front OF the Patterson block In the
street
w. b. Ten Eyck and Charles Lindsay, a
committee from the Twelfth Ward Re
publican club. took up the matter of the
redistricting OF The ward with Harry
Zlmman to whose committee the ordinance
was REFER l. Mr.. Zimman assured the
committee nat he would listen TO protests
and whiD the ward could not get more
precincts ie had no objections to changing
the pre- net lines. The committee COM
planned hat the fourth precinct contained
too ma.iy voters in comparison with the
other precincts. The lines will be changed
before the council meeting tonight.
The contractor for the engine house
which was recently completed and for
which the city owes in the neighborhood
OF 1900, came before the committee with
his claim and was told there was no money
to meet the obligation. After a discussion
about friendly suit which was recon-
mended the contractor City Attorney
Breen asked that nothing be done until he
could consider II further
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08

record In favor Of the uniform policy laws
by the states II there is 70 be no federal
supervision Of insurance.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-08-08
22-K weddings rlngs. Edhoim, Jew
Marriage Licenses,
Health FuIly Restored and the Joy Si
Life Regained

When n cheerful, brave, light.hearted
woman is suddenly plunged into that
perfection Of misery, the BLUES, II is
4 sad picture II lie usually this way;
She has been feeling out Of sorts"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22

Geis ii @ GDten. Man isbt
- Pfunb beften 3eis in einem Waffsr<
babe nit WaHsr, Butter ober OlipenOl
unb SuIS gu unb ldbt ibn prbentli9
pei9 fp9er, er mub jsOp9 tOrnig blei@
ben. Damn entbilit man junse @rbfen
(S6pten), ieBt lie nit einsm Stiit
Butter unb penis WaHer nebit feinse<
badter peteriilie an. Na4bem m0u lie
pei6 sef9mort, mii4t man beibes unb
ldBt es 3ufammen nod 70 @tunbt
biinitsn. Sn Stalien pirb bieies Sc
miiie pbne Sleii9 gereidt, bod f6mes
den CARTE &Otslettes pber S4niBel
aana borsiieli9 basu.
Rtnbs9uIaf9 nit 4eisA
PStaIienne. 1 pfunb rett sars
tes, einige Sage lang absebonserss
3inbfleif4 flopft man iebr gut unb
i4neibet es in Wiirfel. 9lei6aeiti1
f9neibet man "a pfunb re9t fdDn GEE
rdu4erten Sped sbenfans in WIrfel.
Sies sibt man nit 80 @rumm Butler,
2 fem gei9nittensn 53niebeln unb eli
mem SbeelOffel9en bon &iimmelfor<
nern in cine &aHerone unb felt es auf
elm ri6t gu itarfes sseuer. mo- es laner
Jam biiniten mub uab Dfters umses
ribrt pirb. Sang tpsnig 8ouiapn
pber in @rmanseluns @aFer pirb an>
segohen, iuenn ii9 Der Saft su iebr
per5ieben fplte. Ilsoann fommt elm
GBlOffel bon Moftrid, 2 MeHerfpiBen
pou Weiaenmebl unb srit iebt bas nOe
tbise Sals unb pfeffer ober Yaprita
baran. Man ierpirt redt 5eib enttps>
Der ouf runber S9iiFel, umseben BON
einem gebadenen Heisranb, pber mit
Reis PStalienne. gu bieiem f9fptbt
man apei in SGeiben eef6nittene
3piebeln in 80 Gramm Butter oana
tpeih, lie biirfen fid audi elm penig
%arbrdunen, f9iittet alsbann cine erpBe
Safe ppu trodener HeistOrner binau
nnb ldbt fs unter febr fleiBissm rm>
riibren in Der Butter 5arbe nsbmen.
Damn siebt man na9 unb na9 nur
INNER 10 bisl Jleiftbriibe nod, bab
Der Heis barin ~ausquint, unb ferpirt
i'm bann bid NIT ssriebenem parmss
fans pber ShpeisertGie bsftrsut.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-22


~ elm gelb lit 10 Iei6t eriporben, ipie
~ 3inien, nadbem Sic sinmaI
- einen suten @niab sema6t
baben. Gum ~anfansen bebarf ss teinsr
sroBen Summe. 8ir aablen 3 Yro3ent
3inien an allen GinIaeen bon einem
Dollar unb bariiber 3inien nebmen
feline Serien, fe arbeiten Sag unb
@a9t, Sonntas unb Seittase in Sbrem
Sienite meter. Sansen sic iebt an,
beponiren Sic bas iuas sic entbebren
f0nnen unb lesen sic basu, penn
INNER nur m0slid, unb in 3eiten miro
SIR grfoIs seiidert lein. Bir be.
srnBen Sbr &onto, obs srob ODER
tlein lit.