Omaha daily bee., 1905-12-24

today is regarded as an effort to defeat
| their claim
| Not Candidates.
| Governor Mickey said today that the
committee Of the Wesleyan university
board OF trustees. Of which he is the
chairman. has been informed that Rev
@. W. Isham Of University Place IL not a
candidate for the chancellorship OF the in
| stitution. Similar advices have been re-
| ceived from Rev. Coburn Of Chicago, who
had been regarded as n candidate. The
| special committee OF the trustees will
meet Wednesday. December q. 10 consider
the situation. At recent meeting Chan
! cellor Huntington was prevailed upon 10
consider a proposition to remain in once
with a younger coadjutor for the field
| work but his views have not been made
public. Should he refuse to withdraw his
resignation, It is believed that Chancellor
Nicholson OF the South Dakota Wesleyan
school will have the support Of a majority
of the board.
Kearney TO Have Armory.
| The heart OF Adjutant General Culver
was gladdened today by the receipt OF in
formation from Kearney that nearly
|
an armory for the National guard. He I'M
| derstands that the structure is 10 cost
| about $4,000.
| The plans for the now armorles were
| promised for today. but the architect has
encountered further delays in the prepare
ton Of his drawings. General Culver ex-
poets Lincoln to follow Omaha in contribut-
ing a site for memorial army.
The following order has been issued from
his department relative to the annual In
spection OF the National guard.
I. The annual state inspection of the
| Nebraska National guard will take place at
| the company stations during the month of
| January, and the following named officers
are detailed as inspectors and will inspect
| the companies designated:
Colonel j. w. Mcdonnell, Company L.
First regiment; Companies q and 1, Sec
Colonel J. A. storch. Companies A and I.
| First regiment; Company r, Second regi-
Llcutenant-Coionei r. J. Bolshaw Com
panies G and f, First regiment: Company
| d. Second regiment.
| Lieutenant Colonel w r. McIaughlin,
| Companies g and II, First regiment: Com
pany L, Second regiment. and Battery A.
regiment: Companies 4. p and II. second
| regiment; Major o. G. Osborne, Company
p and band. Second regiment and the
Major c. N. Richards. Company D. First
regiment Company c. Second regiment,
|
Major Fred Gegner. Company b and
band. FIRST regiment; Company M, Second
Major F. J. Mack. Company X. Second
| ment.
| Captain c. A Eberly, Rushville Rifles
II. The various companies will be assem-
| bled at such time during the month OF
January as shall be designated by the in
| speeding officer
Ill The troops will he inspected in
heavy marching order. blue uniform. cam
! paign hat and leggings.
| ". Company commanders will see that
| the armorS records ordnance and quarter
master stores, and equipments are in readi-
ness for inspection, with a list of absentees
aud reasons for the same, TO be handed to
the inspector on his arrival at the station.
| V. Inspectors will carefully examine the
| armories as TO facilities for which they
| are rented and report all company com
manders who permit state or government
| property to be taken from the armory.
service.
VI. Blank inspection reports will be
sent to the commanding officer of each
! company for his information and will be
filled out and forwarded by the inspecting
OFFICER Immediately after the inspection is
made.
VII. In accordance with section Al of
general orders No 5, c. g., the sum of *
| cents will be allowed each member present
az the Inspection IN ACCORDANCE with this
| by the inspector and will be held by the
company commander as the same pay rolls
will be used at the annual government in
VIII. Transportation for the inspecting
Officers Will be furnished by the adjutant
service to be fixed by the military board.
Pay superintendent Way.
County Superintendent Pilger of Pierce
county reached the city today with twelve
| teachers, the advance guard of the host
which will come next week TO attend the
State Teachers association. The expenses
| of the superintendent had been advanced
by his county board, the members of which
said that their expenses were paid to the
business meeting and they proposed to
accord the same treatment to their edu-
cational officer.
New Instructors.
State Superintendent McBrien has ap-
pointed the following instructors for the
junior normals to be held June IL and Au-
gust II. 1906:
-Alliance-Superintende w. II. Bartz.
Reed. Superior; Prof c, w. Philpott, Lin
elon; Superintendent L. p. Sorenson.
Neigh; Superintendent Leora s. Rustin,
Alliance; Principal Louise Jones, Model
school, Lincoln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S. H. Thomp-
i Z. Magee. ,p Ashland; Superintendent IL E. E.
Bradford, Aurora: Superintendent r. D..
overholt ,Minden; Superintendent {. c.
Bentley. Alma; Principal Anna Tibbets,
Model school, Lincoln.
McCook - Superintendent George H.
Thomas. principal. McCook; Superln tendent
s. II, Martin. st: Paul; Superintendent II,
+. Hooper. Clarks; Miss Eva O'Sulivan,
Superintendent James O'Connell, Trenton;
Miss Nellie May Schlee. Model school,
| Peru
North Platte-Superintendent James h.
Delzell. pincipal Lexington; Superintendent
Paul Goss, North Platte; Superintendent
A. Softley, Grant; Superintendent j. q. w.
Lewis Broken Bow; Superintendent w. r.
Pate, Sidney; Superintendent Clyde NJ.
Trotter, North Platte; Miss Carrie Rob-
ertson, Model school, Ogalals.
Nalentine-Superintende r. II. Watson.
| principal Valentine; Superintendent @. 4.
| Gregory, Crete; Prof. N b. Van Matre,
Omaha; Superintendent c. l., Hopper,
Rushville; Superintendent w. T. Stockdale,
Wisner; Superintendent Lulu Kortz. Valen-
tine; Miss Eleanor Lally Model school.
| Lincoln.
! New Hospital.
The Omaha Maternity and General Hos
| nit nita