Omaha daily bee., 1906-05-30

passage Of the general appropriation bill
by congress, which contains an item OF
S700.0 900 to defray the expense OF the
National. Guard in attending army ma
neuvers, and the attendance of the whole
guard depends upon the passage of the
bill carrying an additional $1,000 900 APP
preparation for the support OF the National
Guard The Second Nebraska regiment
attended the maneuvers last year and Il Is
likely that II only one regiment goes this
year the First regiment will be chosen.
Troops from Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Ar
kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma win proba-
bly, be at Fort Riley. The state of Texas
has not been invited, 50 far as known, to
send troops TO any camp this year. Last
year the Texas troops came near creating
mutiny at Fort Riley because of the
presence Of regiment OF colored troops.
riot was imminent and the officers in
charge OF the camp were prepared TO call
out troops to suppress the trouble. Colo
RADIO troops, which have had considera-
BILE trouble in the past few years ami
much service in their own state will not
be at Fort Riley. South Dakota troops
have not been asked to attend on account
of the lack Of equipment The Nebraska
regiment that is left at home probably
will be ordered into camp within the Dor
ders Of the state.
License for Physicians.
Fifty-three applicants for license to
practice medicine are now before the State
Board Of Health, most of them being gradu
ates Of Nebraska medical colleges. The
board has adopted the following rules
All applicants for license in this state,
either through reciprocity or by examlna-
ton and who graduated since August 1.
1888, must present TO the board, In addition
d a. their n medical diplomas, high school
a college entrance certificate, or their
equivalent, or in lieu thereof pass an ex-
OF public instruction.
No certificate will be granted upon recip-
rocity where the applicant has not resided
and been IN reputable practice In the state
endorsing him for at least one year immedi-
ately preceding the endorsement.
Judge Holmes Of the district court today
gave decision favoring Mrs. Emma Mel
son. who sued TO compel the officers OF the
Lincoln Medical college TO give her a di-
ploma The Judge holds that the members
of the faculty named as defendants. who
examined Mrs. Nelson's examination papers.
assumed the duties Of the dean Of the col
lege and that the papers must be turned
over to the dean, who shall determine Mrs
Nelson's standing in the school. II he finds
and If he does not so find. the action is-to
be dismissed.
University students Raid Resort.
During the annual nightshirt parade of
| university students Monday night a, large
number of the white-robed students de-
manded admittance to Dollie Palmer's re-
sort on N street, and when they were per-
| mitted to march through the house car
| ried of silver toilet sets, cut glass water
| bottles, broke dishes, emptied the ice box
OF its treasures and dumped the food out
Of doors, broke up and carried off almost
| everything that was loose. The proprietor
| of the place has complained to the police
and asked for the arrest and prosecution
OF the students who made the raid.
Former LincOlnite Commits Suicide.
News Of the suicide Of william Wilson,
formerly of Lincoln, has been received from
! Grand Junction, Colo. He was the son Of
William Wilson, formerly OF this city The
young man was a fireman on the Rio
Grande railroad and is supposed to have
shot himself because he failed to pass an
examination for engineer. He leaves a
wife and child He was student at the
University of Nebraska and specialized in
chemistry, but abandoned that study. He
served in the Seventh United States regu-
lars in the Spanish-American war and was
at the battle of Ell Caney. Hugh Wilson,
division superintendent of the Missouri Pa
cific road, is brother of the deceased.