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Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

whose parents live in this city and a
| former student OF the Grand Island high
schools, is making a splendid record in the
athletic and in the other branches Of the
work. In series Of athletic contests last
year he broke several records and this
/ year broke the record in the broad jump
and one and three-quarter inches. Mr..
Burg expects TO graduate from the naval
academy in 1905.
WEST POINT-The annual union bac-
calaureate services will be held in the
Grace Lutheran church at West Point
tomorrow evening. Rev. L. L. Lipe, pas
WEST POINT-Clyde E Granger and
Miss Levera NJ Otteson were united in
marriage by County Judge Dewald. Both
are well known residents of Burt county,
WEST POINT-NeNt Wednesday even
! ing the commencement exercises Of the
| local high school will take place. Nine
young people will graduate.
GRAND ISLAND-The fifteenth annual
meeting and banquet OF the High School
Alumni association was held Friday night
at the Ancient Order OF United Workmen
| hall. There are now about $50 members
| of the association. 100 OF whom were pres
ent. The officers elected for the ensuing
| year are Earl Farnsworth. president; Mrs.
George Bell, vice president; Miss Alma
biting, second vice president; Miss Kate
! treasurer! Mrs b. f. Davis, toastmistress
| Ed Wolbach and Russell Geer. alumni
council. 4 fine menu was served by the
| WEST POINT-The Woman's club met
with Mrs. s. s. Krake this week Re
| sponses to roll call were "Favorite Recipes
| for a Dessert" Mrs Jessie Krause read
| a paper on Cakes and Pastry" followed
| by Mrs. Mary Harstick on "Puddings and
| Custards." The subject OF the paper OF
! Mrs Carrie Bentrup was Creams and
Ices" A general discussion OF these pa
| pers followed. parliamentary drill was
| conducted by Mrs. j. G. Elliott. second
| vice president. Mrs. 8. S. Krake was
! elected as delegate and Mrs. o. c. Ander-
! son as alternate to represent the club 81
! the State Federation of Women's Clubs
| at Kearney in October.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
johnson county's semi-CentenuiaI.

TBCUMSEH, Neb.. June 2-(Special)-
Tecumseh will hold one OF the biggest
Fourth OF July demonstrations this year
the town has ever attempted. In addition
to celebrating Independence day. It is pro-
posed to commemorate the semi-centennial
anniversary OF the surveying of Johnson
county on that date. Fifty years ago this
summer the government surveying party
worked over this county. and at that time
the first white settler pitched his tent where
the handsome little city OF Tecumseh now
stands. An old settlers experience meet
ing will be feature A big program Of
sports will be carried out Former Cover
nor Lorenzo Crounse has consented to be
one OF the speakers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
HALL COUNTY EYDORsEs ROUSE
DeIeRation Instructed TO Vote for
Nomination of senator.

DeleRation Instructed 60 Vote for
Nomination of senator.
GRAND ISLAND, Neb., June 2-(Special
Telegram THE republicans OF Hall
county today endorsed Hon. George l..
Rouse for governor and permitted him TO
select his own delegation. but the plan
Of the Rouse leaders to permit him to
place the delegation wherever he pleased
In congressional and senatorial afairs
was interfered with. The congressional
delegation was instructed for Hon. George
w. Norris for denomination and the OPP
position to the plan Of not expressing
choice for United States senator went to
the moor of the convention. though no
opposition was attempted by the repub-
licans Of the county who opposed the pro-
gram. Ex-Supervisor Gallagher insisted
on a motion that the convention express
it's preference for United States senator
and attempts TO avoid a vote by moving
70 lay on the table and moving 10 ad-
journ were, after considerable discussion,
withdrawn, and the motion 20 take prefer
ence was defeated by vote OF about to /.
The resolutions demanded, however. that
the republican candidate for senator be
settled by the state convention and so in
structed its delegation. They also demand
a strict anti-pass law, endorse the State
Railway commission. demand powers to
the commission to fix, adjust and regulate
freight rates on state trafic similar to the
regulation OF the Hepburn bill on inter
state trafic, endorse the administration Of
President Roosevelt and the state admin
| istration, approve the action of the at
torney general Of the state In enforcing
the law. The resolutions also favored the
passage Of a law prohibiting any corpora
| ton from contributing anything for cam
| paign purposes and demanded publicity OF
campaign receipts and expenditures.
Following are the state delegates: s. r.
Barton. II. schuff. w. A. Prince. p. NJ.
Penny. John Bowen. ]. z. Moncrief John
5chwinn r. r. Horth, II. J. Palmer. II. G.
Miller. G. B. Bell. e. d. Hamilton, NJ. L.
| Dolan and F. L. Young.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Denpi. 4. BurIed At blair.

BLAIR. Neb.. June 2.-(Special) THE
body OF q. G. Dennis. commercial agent OF
the Northwestern railroad at Deadwood,
s. D.. who shot himself i'm that city last
Tuesday, was brought to Blair yesterday
evening and inferred in the cemetery here.
Mr. Dennis was married here some sigh-
teen years ago. His wife's family resided
here at that time and he was telegraph
operator at this place. The body was under
the escort Of members OF the Masonic
fraternity of the Blair lodge and large
number Of friends attended the services at
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
PASTORS WIFE RETRAcTs CHARGES
Mrs. wiley Writes Husband Promis-
ing to withdraw Suit for Divorce.

ing to Withdraw Suit for Divorce.
FREMONT, Neb.. June 2.-(SpeciaL)-
Rev. Samuel Wiley, the former pastor Of
the Presbyterian church at Cedar Bluffs,
whose wife left him a few weeks ago
and made strong charges affecting his
standing in the ministry, has received a
letter from her IN which she states that
she will withdraw her suit against him
and also retracting some OF the state
ments she made In regard TO his minis
terial standing. Mr. Wiley has been stay
ing in Fremont since his wife began pro-
ceedings against him. and his friends here
hope that he and his wife will reconcile
their differences. Mrs. Wiley left her
husband about two months ago. charging
him with cruelty and habitual use OF pro-
family and began proceedings for a d.
vorce from him In Saunders county. The
friends Of the clergyman have felt conf
dent Of his final vindication and this move
OF his wife was not entirely unlocked for
She Is eighteen years younger than he
and they have only been married about
year.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Dan Atchi.on for CONGRESS.

NORTH PLATTE, Neb., June 2 -Cspe-
cial0-Dan Atchison. the well known travel
ing man, head Of the western Nebraska
drug trust. and prominent politician, will
be candidate for the democratic nominal
ton for congress in this district. Mr..
Atchison's boom was formally launched
in this city last Wednesday when coterie
Of well known democratic leaders Of the
western part Of the state met and drafted
Daniel against his protestations that his
oficial position with the drug trust might
injure his candidacy. Mr.. Atchison has the
distinction Of being the first white child
born west OF the Missouri river and this
will make him popular with the pioneers.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Omaha Boys Promised Every Atten-
tion During Weeks Encampment.

Omaha Boys Promised Every Atten-
tion During Weeks Encampment.
TEX AMAII. Neb.. June 2-(special. AS
a result Of the efforts OF the Teksmah
Commercial club and Mayor Anderson OF
this city, the cadets from the Omaha High
school will come here Monday morning and
stay in camp until Saturday.
The city is making extensive prepara-
lions to entertain them during their stay
here. II is expected that many Of the
parents and friends of the cadets will visit
the boys during the week
The park where the tents will be pitched
lie an ideal shady spot In the center OF
the city. Through the courtesy Of the
Speed association the cadets will have the
use Of the association grounds and track.
which is but two blocks from the depot.
for drill purposes
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Alteration, Modern woOdmen of
AmRPfcaf

All members OF the Modern woodmen
OF America are urged to meet at Barights
nall, corner 18th and Farnam streets.
wednesday evening. June 6. at 7:so o'clock
sharp. to take part in the parade proceed
ing the great rally and class initiation at
the Auditorium. This call includes 'indi-
vldual members OF all camps. as well az
Forester teams
Candidates for initiation will also report
at the same place and hour to receive
badges emitting them to admission to the
Auditorium.
M w. Of A. PROMOTION COMMITTEE
BARNEY HARRIS President.
GEORGE BOWER, Secretary.
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20 assess or how to assess Il. lie must
use his own judgment under the advice
OF the county attorney.
Mr.. Funkhouser and Mr.. Lindley con-
tended that Il would be a gross injustice
to tax them upon their capital stock and
surplus. but thought that the best way 70
settle the matter and dispose OF II for all
time would be to allow the assessor TO so
ahead and after the assessment had been
made attack It in the courts.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

balls placed in the racks. The shooting
gallery has been furnished with a new
set of guns and prizes for both men and
women will be awarded. The merry-Ko-
round. novelty stand and baby rack will
enlist their share OF attention. The street
car company has promised first class car
service for today.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

AINswORTH, Neb.. June 2-(specisl)-
r. s. Risingis an active candidate for the
state senatorship from this district. He is
president OF the Ainsworth bank and IL
well known throughout the northwest He
stands by the president on the subject Of
electing United States senators by the vote
Of the people. The time and place of hold
ing the convention has not been announced.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

LOuisVile Homecoming Celebration.
Special party via the Northwestern Line.
IL p m'' June H. Very attractive program
enroute' Only ns.D round trip. Inquire
at city ofices. 1913 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Feel Right
When You Feed Right

the head and nerves swing along peacefully
and with that certain sense OF power that Is
unmistakable.
But when overwork or anxiety breaks down
the soft gray matter in the brain and nerve
cells (anxiety will do II quicker than over
work. faster than the food you have been
using replaces It, then to save yourself from
that horror Of darkness, nervous pTostration'
you must change food, and take on some s=re
rebuilder.
That's the mission of Grape-Nuts, made Of
selected parts OF Wheat and Barley, contain
ing the natural Phosphate OF Potash which
combines with albumen in the, human body
and makes the soft gray fillnE of the brain
and nerve centres. In making Grape-Nuts
the starchy parts Of the field grains are con-
verted into form OF sugar exactly as in the
process of digestion In the body. So Grape
Nuts has really passed the first act OF diges-
tion and therefore the food is quickly as
simulated in the most perfect manner by babe
or athlete.
There's a Reason
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Thermometers A1.oI11.I- -.

Every lady calling at the store OF Huts-
son Optical company before noon on Mon
day viii be presented with a handsome
Thermometer and barometer combined.
with their compliments.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair in Northern Nebraska Toaax
showers in south Position
Fair Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, June 2-Forecast OF the
weather for Sunday and Monday:
For Nebraska-Fair in north and show
ers In south portion Sunday: Monday. fair.
For Iowa-Partly cloudy Sunday; Mon
daV. fair.
For Kansas-showers Sunday: Monday,
fair and warmer.
For South Dakots-Partly cloudy Sun
day; Monday. fair.
For Missouri-Partly cloudy Sunday;
showers in west portion and by night IN
east portion: Monday. showers except fair
in northwest portion.
For Colorado-Fair in west and showers
In east portion Sunday; Monday. fair
For Wyoming-Fair and warmer Sunday;
Monday. fair
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
TEKAMAH READY ron THE CADETS

the cemetery. where the body was taken
directly from the depot
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

You know one
always feels
very 1T when
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

| Temperature and PRECIPITATION DEPARTURES
from the normal At Omaha since March 4,
and comparison with the last two years:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, June 2-Ohicial record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding day OF the last three
years: 1906 i9u 1901 i90e
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

, In accordance with the action OF the
State Board OF Horticulture last winter,
that organization last night elected a
secretary. who is to receive larger
a salary than ever before paid for
the position. L. NJ. Russell OF Lincoln
who has been the secretary, was reelected
20 the saiaried position and will have desk
IN the Office Of Secretary W. r. Mellor OF
the State Board OF Agriculture at the state
house.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03

The report that Treasurer Mortensen had
been robbed at ORD was not admitted by
him on his return home today. 1t was re-
ported that his house at Ord had been
robbed but Mr. Mortensen said he missed
nothing whatever from the place. The
house had been entered by boys, apparently.
who ransacked the place. but nothing was
missing. The house has been vacant for
several months.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-03
PenItentiary Crowded. .


Heber F Haney. serving a twenty-days
Sail sentence for intoxication. was pardoned
by Governor Mickey today at the request
e Police Judge p. James Cosgrave In order
TO 60 home to his wife. who is reported to
be dying and who desired to see her hus-
hand before she expires.
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FAILED TO MAKE GOOD.
California Volunteer Officers Sued by
the Government.

San Francisco. Cal. Nov 16-Papers
were filed today in the United States cir
cult court by the federal government in
civil suit against John J. West. former
ly a first lieutenant in. the First regiment
California volunteers and now an attOr-
ney in this city. for 800. alleged to be
due the government from West. During
the war with Spain West served with the
First California volunteers in the Philip
pines. lie was acting commissary and as
such had charge of supplies.
The complaint alleges that during April.
May and June. 1898. West disposed of sup
plies and received money for which no ac-
counting has been rendered. The suit
was ordered by the first controller of the
treasury department A similar suit is
PENDING against Colonel Thomas Barry,
connected with the First California vol
upteers. West declares that he owes the
Government nothing and stated that he
invited the suit in order to collect 81 goo
back pay, which has been withheld.
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sitting as a canvassing board to OFF,
cially count the returns of the recent
county election. have virtually COM
pleted their labors
Emery, Republican. won over Pitt, the
American party candidate, by 50l
votes in the entire county. including
the city districts.
The other returns can be easily conf
puted from the list given herewith.
showing the vote by districts for con-
gresham. sheriff and county attorney.
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0MAHA'S GRIEVANCE.
Claims to Be Disseminated Against
by Railroads.

Omaha, Nov. 16-The Omaha Grain ex-
Change today announced in formal set
Of resolutions the belief that the Oma-
IA grain market is Disseminated against
10y the Milwaukee. the Northwestern, the
oman the Great Northern, the Burling-
ton, the Union Pacific the St Joseph &
Grand Island and the Missouri Pacific
railways. in favor of Chicago. Kansas
. city and Minneapolis. in the matter of
switching. FecOnsignment and other
charges. Tho resolutions further declare
that 1T is the policy of the exchange to
attack these discriminating rates ANA eX-
oroitant and arbitrary charges at once:
. that such action be taken in every 81
. fection that counsel may advise IS open
TO Us. and that we carry on the con.
flict until We have Obtained an ALSO
lutte parity Of rates with the cities
named
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DELEGATES WILL ASK
INCREASE IN WAGES

Kansas City. Nov. ia demand for
an increase in wages for the 5000 en-
plOyes of the fOrty-five railroads west Of
Chicago will be recommended by the
ninety representatives of these employees
who have been in conference in this city
for the past three days. The conference
adjourned tonight The proceedings OF
the conference have been secret, and to-
night no statement could secured from
the cOnferees except that a raise in wa
ges would be recommended The amount
of the increase or the time when the de
mand will be made were not made pub
lie 1t was stated that there were so
many employees and 50 many different
local issues involved that local unions
would have &c arrange their own sched-
ules and make demands accordingly.
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NO REASON w HY THE ERIE
FIREMEM SHOULD STRIKE

New York Nov 1G-President Under
wood OF the Ecie railroad. who returned
today from Chicago, made the follow
ing statement:
We are not preparing for strike and
there is no reason why there should be
strike 'fhe firemen haEe always been
Justly treated and theres4is no reason
why they viii not be treated as wen in
the future
a meeting to organize the ferry boat
flremHn is being arranged 50 as to have
the men employed by the Erie join the
harBer men 5 branch of the International
SeaEneD's Enior as preliminary to the
presentation of demands for higher wa
"a
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INDUSTRIAL EDUCATION.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE National Socie-
IL for the Promotion of Industrial Edu-
cation was formally launched at Cooper
urion tonight. At meeting earlier in
the day Henry 5. Pritchett. president of
the Massachusetts Institute of Technol-
oey had been elected president. bur on
account of illness he was unable 90 pre-
side at the meeting in the evening His
place was taken by President Nicholas
Murray Butler. OF Columbia university
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PERRY BELMONT INSISTS.

New York. Nov 16.-In letter 10
Chairman Corners. made public tonight.
Perry Belmont said he will insist upon be-
ing recognized as a member of the state
Democratic committee from the First
sena tOrial district. Mr.. Belmont. who has
been a state committeeman for fifteen
wears, saws that he was recently informed
that a protest would be made against him
remaining upon the committee on the
ground that he had not supported the
Democratic candidate at the recent cleo
tions TO this Mr. Belmont replied that
ne would rot be influenced by such pro-
test, as he had never voted for q Repub-
lican candidate.
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LOSS S45o,000.

Chicago. Nov. 16.-Fire supposed TO have
started from an explosion in the base
los Lake street this afternOOa destroyed
that building and badly damaged the
building adjoining at the corner of Lake
and Dearborn streets The building in
which the fire originated was occupied
nv a number of manufacturing concerns.
Loss $4,000
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JOHN HAYES REELECTED.

Washington. Nov 16.-At the annual
convention of the Knights of Labor. just
ended here. John W, Hays was reelected
general master workman. ]. d. Chamber
lain. OF Colorado. was chosen general sec
retaTy-treasure
RESOLUTIONS intended 10 promote the
growth of the organization were adopted,
also resolutions defining the position of
the organization To be in favor of re-
stIicted use of the injunction in labor dis
putes but not in favor of entirely ab0l-
ishing injuncti0nS.
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Delinquent Notice.

MAYFLOwER MINING COMPANY.
Principal place Of business, Salt Lake
CITY. Utah.
NGtice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
Assessment No. y of one-fOurth "a cent
per share, levied on the 4th day of Oct.
1906 the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, IS
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EXPLAIN ED.


lCIeVeIand PIalh DtaItfY
what do you mean by advertising a
great tank scene in your melodrama
..Hyhv. we have one. Didn't voG see the
villain get tanked in the barroom sceneY
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EXPLANATION.
(Chicago News.)

Hvker-I wonder why Columbus mag
ined the world was round?
Pyker- Because il didn't give him a
square deal. / suppose.
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RESPONSE ILITIEs.
washington Star. }

You never make speeches In your
can1Daigns'' said tn friend.
No" answered Senator Sorghum You
can trust other people to make the ora
tons But the cash account needs per-
sonal supervision"
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PATHOS.
washington start

lWashington Star)
There was a great deal of pathos in
the play you put on last season"
YES" answered Mr. Stormington
Brnes land what is particularly unfor-
tunate most of it was in the box Office
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HARn 10 UNDERSTAND.

November SmarJ SetD
Bibbs-Some people get every hing they
Gibbs-Yes. and othsrs don't seem 10 get
what's coming 10 them.
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the board of directors, made on the
18th day of October. 1906, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary, viii be sold at the office OF the
company, rs Commercial Club building,
Salt Lake City. Utah, at the hour OF 10
o'clock a. m, Monday, the 10th day of
December, 1906, to pay delinquent assess
ment thereon. together with the cost of
advertising and expense OF sale
ERNEST WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah, Nov. Is. 1906
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HIS IDEA OF TRIMMING.
(Philadelpbia Press

u IIiIdutIpIIId FfeSS.J
Tom-Well, well; is that your new bat9
Her Sister-Oh, il has to be trimmed
Won goose
Tom-Too large, Ell?
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One fare plus 81 for round trip. Limit
sixtv DAYS. Stopovers. Call at Mid
land ticket Office for full particulars
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SUPPOSE SHE HAD BEEN OUT?

diapers Weekly)
What day was | born on, mother
Thursday, child
Wasn't that fortunate? It's your day
at LONE,
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Delinquent Notice.

Location of principal place of business.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Notice: There are
delinquent upon the following described
stock on account of assessment No. 81,
of cents per share levied on the 18th
of October. 1885. the several amounts set
opposite the names of the respective
sharehoIders az follows:
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A GOOD EXCUSE.

cleveland LEADER
Lawyer-Why do you wish to be excused
from jury service2
Talesman-Well you see. I think
I.awyer-That's enough. You're excused
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And in accordance with law and an or
der of the Board of Directors made on the
4th day of Oct, 1906. so many shares Of
each parcel of stock as may be necessary
will be sold at public auction at the office
Lake City Utah. on the LIST day of Dec.
1906 at 2 o'clock p m. to pay the delin
uuent assessment thereon. together with
the costs OF advertising and expense OF
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Secretary.
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Money Is a Good Thing

When invested in AIehesys furs a, ~
. eerjty. Knutsford hotel