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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
CHAIRMAN HODGES
ON STREET QUESTION
Street Committee Has Nothing to
Do With Building Streets,
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

That IS the Branch OF Mure,pal Gov.
eminent to Whom the People Must
Lock For Extensive lmproV eren,a
and Paving, ard Same VIII be Done.
Editor sun During ifr Iast few
weeks. since the extremely vet wealth.
rr has prevailed. many IeoVle have
complained ~ the had condition %
our street, Seine ot these E, mplAlnts,
notably those which found their way
into the newspapers, have taken the di.
rrction of criticism ~ the street Conn
mlttee-As VI this committee had the
money and authority 10 proceed with
the paving ~ all the bad streets IN the
city
wish to explain that under the
present formAture " the city govern.
mrnt the Street COMMITTEE does not
do the street paving, All such i'm.
proyrmrnls are how turned over to
the Board OF Public WORKS This
board has Askrd the council for author.
ity to pam ,umber uf thu principal
sureet,. 4 ord nance authorizing
them to d with this work Is now
being prepared When this ordinance
- passed and the sewer construction
10 out ~ the way. know II q. the IN.
trntlon ~ the hoard ~ Pubic WORKS
to 20 ahead With street improvements
~ far ~ the finances az th" city Gill
permit. IL would be folly tor them tn
squSndrr III" fund they have FOR
street paving Inst NJ hi. tim" IN al.
vance ~ the sewer construction, 10
have such streets Immediately torn az
again by excavations Tor srweT p,pes.
Every one Tho takes any pride IN our
little city must feel Illuminated az the
bad condition oi many ~ our streets
But this condition Wi'l undoubtedly
be greatly improved =. soon 49, the
sewers are ia Not lees than ihiFiy
thousand dollArs will be- stput by the
Boarh at Pubiic WORK. on oar streets
during the neat tao year,. and no
amount ~ abuse ~ the street Com.
mitue will be- apt 90 accomplish mush
along tbs line jusi.St n 10 time The
COMMITTEES 10 trying 90 do the beet IL
can With the streets nndsr pFr,sbt
condition, without money OF al.
thoTity we csnnot convert the milss OF
mud holes into sanitary boni~vaFi,,
hoWsVeT much vs might desire 10 DO
90, especially when such mud holss Ia
many CAGES run from ho1ss 90 house
VIII DOT any sidewalk. curbs or got.
ters intervening while Ws are wait.
ina until the sIcaVaiiobs for the seS.
ere are finished. " the people Sill 20
ahead end pot doun sidewalks. euEbs
and Gutts1. 90 that The bad siVssts
eomplained Of Will have some dshnits
limits. some mstss and bounds. ana
eau be properly drained. thsH pui,lBg
,As streets 10 good eonditioa after che
ssweu ere nnishsd will BE- q much
simpler propOsisson. 10 the people
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
ws,nore Stands for Rebellion.

Providence, Il l.. July o. tinted
STAT, senator Peabody W,'worr hl.
authorized m, lnnounCom.l ,Ha. Dee
Is I candidate for rc.cl,C'.l, Tim,
statement Wa prompted -, wnp.
that senator Wc'm0re would ru't.
IA favor Of Colonel = =. con %! rhi,
Ci'' Politicians view IN, arupuu.r
meat aS meaning that Senator ~
more wi! have 10 oppose Colpnc'
Col' m securing Republican vote lu
the legislature and later 20 oppose
Colonel K H. | Goddard. Who l. q
candidate flr th, senatorial election
on an Independent Democratic plat
torn
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
Reid Sen, Up for -Four Years.

Savannah. Ga. July u Il u REID
~ Augusis Who was indicted fDf im
pcrsoua'lng W G Finch. at The bar
racks and obtaining tI6s. vas tried
N the superior court aud found gull
s. lie Was sentenced 20 four ysar
To the peniisntiary Reid persisted
ia he remember nothing story which
10 told when he was brought hacs
10 The city Rsid had made his ga.
cap" from ire barracks ~ KVlaE ,hs
ether mans nsme ane taxing the
others money.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12

ages against Judge DAILY for malicious,
SANDER. and that new trial wa
granted by the supreme cour, In the
case the supreme court. revcrsins the
order " the lover court whi,l ,U,
tanned judge Daly's demurrer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-07-12
ROJESTVENSKY HAS
Been ACQUITTED
On The Ground That He Was
Not In Full Senses.
NOT ACCOUNTABLE FOR DEFEAT
Some Of the oHeers Wens Ao.
quilted, Their Guilt Not Beng Prov
en-Merey 10 Asked In Behalf Of
the Guilty Ores.

Crnnstddt. Russia, July II Admir-
al RuJvstycrshl has hcvu acquitted
The full report uf the truuatadt
couttnar,lal shows that admiral re-
JC~tvCnsky VAS acquitted on tao
ground that he was not IN full sous's
aud therefore Was not accountable for
tor what transpircd at tho tine or tho
surrender
some ~ the oriicors who we're tried
with Rolostyrnsky were acquitted.
their guilt not being proven
The recommendation Tor mercy Ia
the cases " Captain ndrauun Ut the
torpedo boat DESTROYER HodoVl. Fun.
~, say AMI lEon,icn. who were found
guilty and sentenced a. bo shot, were
IN accordance with Tho rrfutatllus and
based IN the ph, steal and monlal dr.
nVusliR'lon produced IL, me long
NuN aud shock VI tho disaster In
battle They were also credited with
u desire to save the life nf ROloplNvn,
Il
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

Peru normal. Miss Edith Martin OF Omaha
Superintendent c. G. Danforth of the Te-
cumseh schools and County Superintendent
WOOD RIvER-The Holy Rollers" a
religious sect have been disturbing the resi-
dents Of community few miles north
This is the same crowd that was given
notice 20 leave the city Of Grand Island
not long ago on account OF their noislness
WOOD RIVER-The marriage OF Miss
Lima Cross and Lee Carton was solemn
lied yesterday afternoon at the home
of the Methodist Church. oficiated. Only
few of the intimate friends were present.
Both are young people and Will live on a
farm near here.
ALBION-The Catholic congregation of
this place, after failing to get satisfactory
bids for the erection of a new church, has
decided to build without contract pur-
chasing the material and hiring the labor.
The church will cost not less than so, 0o0,
and the lowest bid made by contractors
was $4,000 and the highest $4,000.
Observation-Disclosures G. ID. Hotchkin and
w. ID. Sanders Of Beaver City, the gen.
tlemen who bought the Writ milling and
%seaeSy tSey come into Of the
water mill, the second milling property
here. The latter named properly was owned
by the Tecumseh Milling company.
WEST POINT-Joseoh Cecrle, who was
married in June last by County Judge De-
wald. faced the same Judge Friday on the
Of deseTtn his bride The EVIL
effort to support his wife. and the Judge
, held him in bonds Of $500 for his appear
, ance at the next term of the district court.
WOOD RIVER-The Evangelical camp
meeting, comprising the churches of the
Platte valley conference started yesterday
at Cameron, a few miles northwest of here
large permanent tabernacle has Just
been completed and the meeting this year
promises to be a success. Notable speakers
from a distance are present. A large num-
Der from Wood River attended the meet
ing last evening.
WOOD RIVER-Beet raisers say that
their yield will be worth 500 per acre II
4 not more this year. The frequent rains
which have been doing them so much good
are hindering the farmers with the wheat
, threshing and In some cases the grain II
| beginning to look rather black. Corn is
Oats are yielding good, one farmer get
ting an average of sixty bushels TO the
acre from his entire field. Wheat Is
averaging about thirty-hve bushels but ir
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14
News of Nebraska.

WOOD RIVERA large number of Jap
anese are employed here. ballasting the
track.
ALMA. s. Griffin, s. c. Gould and ]. G.
Thompson. with their families left for
Grand Lake, Colo. for several weeks out
ing.
rain has fallen since August came in, and
more seems promised today just as the
shock grain is again ready for threshing.
WEST POINT-Fire destroyed the barn
of William Hoefner in the southeastern
part of West Point. The loss is total. The
fire was caused by children playing with
matches.
ITECUMsEH-J. b. Douglas of Tecumseh.
chairman of the First district democratic
congressional central committee, has called
the convention for Lincoln, Wednesday,
COLUMBUs-Mrs. +. NJ. Henderson was
badly injured by a fall down the cellar
stairs on Saturday. She was badly bruised
about the chest and head, and for time
was unconscious. but is gradually getting
better.
WOOD RIvER-Union Pacific surveyors
double track It is said that section Of
the Union Pacific from Aida to Buda Will
be built this Gall.
WEST POINT-A. N. Bank last week sold
a quarter section of land FIVE miles east OF
here for s74 an acre. The land is absolutely
without improvements and the price IL
another illustration or the rising Values OF
land in Cunning county.
ALBION-After a vacation of about three
months the Congregational church resumed
services Sunday. During the vacation the
church has expended about S7O0 on i'm
provements The walls have been tastily
decorated and a heating plant has been put
in the church.
TECUMSEH-The thirty-third annual ses-
sion OF the Nemaha Baptist association
will be held IN Tecumseh August % TO 5
inclusive. Several counties are included 4
the association and the attendance will
probably be large. good program ha;
! been provided.
I TECUMSEH-The Tecumseh school board
has decided to begin school for the year
Monday. September To- September would
have been the chosen time, but 50 many
I OF the children usually attend the STATE
| fair IL was decided TO wait a week and
| give them the opportunity.
| CLAY CENTER-Harry LeBaron and
William Riggs pleaded guilty today in the
| county court to the charge Of illegal lquol
| selling and each was fined 800 and costs
They have been operating at Trumbull, THU
| county. In default Of paying their I'm
they were remanded 20 the county jail.
| TECUMSEH-The annual Johnson count,
teachers institute Is in session In this city
having convened this morning. The in
1 structOrs are Prof J. l. searson Of thu
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

some cases has made better than forty
bushels to the acre.
ALMA-An inch of rain fell yesterday In
Harlan county, extending from oxford to
Franklin, which, together with the rain
that has fallen in this section during the
last two weeks, will insure the largest corn
crop ever produced in southwestern Me-
braska. Fall blowing and seeding has begun
in earnest and the outlook for large
acreage OF fall wheat next year Is promised.
BLAIR-The contract for building
the large 7Ox1lO foot tabernacle, to
be used for the Lyon and Patterson
revival meetings, which are to be held here.
commencing September 8, was awarded TO
Contractor George Mitzinger for $4,000 for
the labor. and today he has the building
we'll under way. The Crowell Lumber q
Grain Company rents the lumber, $1,000
feet, for a normal sum. The Blair Minis
tiers and the committee who have charge OF
the arrangements are expecting large
results from these meetings.
HARVARD-Sunday several boys of vari-
GUS sizes went to the Blue river some eight
miles northeast from Harvard for a swim,
when one of them, Elmer Kemmer, about
is years Of age, who is nephew of Mr..
and Mrs. William Miller, with whom he
makes his home, jumping into the water
struck a snag covered by water and II en-.
tered the left side, penetrating the flesh
so the doctor in probing could feel the lung
but thought IL did not enter the lung. His
condition is serious today though hopes OF
his recovery are entertained.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

hlT
vention was favorable to r. H. Watson
for superintendent OF public instruction. No
county ticket was nominated. Convention
adjourned to a later date.
EMERSON, Neb., Aug. 13.-(Special Tele-
gram)-The democrats and populists OF
Dixon county both held conventions here
today in separate halls
The democrats had only about twenty
delegates in attendance and the populists
half that number. Thomas Brennan was
chairman of the democratic convention and
J. NJ. Hurley secretary. Conference COM
mittees were appointed and the populists
given the county attorney and the demo-
Gratis state representative. The populists
quickly named C. A Kingsbury for county
attorney but the democrats had difficulty
in getting anyone TO accept the nomination
for representative. Thomas Rawlings Of
Wakefield. George Smith Of Waterbury,
William Sweeney of Emerson, Thomas
Brennan of Hooker, each in turn declined.
Finally James McGanigle of Newcastle,
who was not present was nominated. The
democrats sent uninstructed delegates to
the state convention as follows: b. j.
Mcdonald, N. Lever. ]. NJ. Hurley,
Thomas Rawlings, P. McGrath, George
MeI.ain. Thomas Brennan.
The populists instructed for Berge for
governor and w. V. Allen for senator and
elected the following delegates: G.. w.
wallbeck. C. E. Merritt. F. Gath, ]. E.
Stevenson, NJ. Casey.
NORFOLK. Neb., Aug. i3-(Special Tele-
gram Madison county democrats and
populists fused at Battle Creek today.
Three Norfolk men were nominated for
Offices. H. F. Barnhart for county attor-
ney, Herman Zitkowski for representative
and Herman Winter for commissioner. The
democrats declined to instruct for Berge,
but the delegation is for him for governor.
The populists endorsed him for senator.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14
Howard County Fusionists.

Sr. PAUL. Neb., Aug. l3-(Special)-
The populist and democratic county con-
ventlons were held at the court house
Saturday afternoon. and both conventions
elected their respective delegations 10 the
state, congressional and sena torial con-
ventions. After which the two conventions
went into joint session and agreed upon
preferences for the various Offices Later
the two separate conventions reconvened
and nominated candidates thus agreed
upon. The nominate tons were: For repre-
sentative. Soren II. Friis. (pop.); for
county attorney, J. T. Parker, (pop); for
clerk Of the district count, the present In
eumbent, F. t. shaugnessey. tdeml; for
county commissioner from the Second dis
trict W. w. Barnes, (popO >-t..
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14
'CRATs NOMINATE
DODGE
Endorse Jefferson, jackson and w. j.
Bryan.

Br.En.
FREMONT. Neb., Aug. 1S.-(Special Tel
egram. Tho democratic county convention
was held at the court house today and was
well attended S. s. SIdner was elected
chairman and C. o. Doe secretary. Reso-
buttons were adopted affirming faith in the
democracy OF jefferson and jackson and
endorsing William J. Bryan as the leader
OF the party i'm the United States and as
the only candidate for the presidency; ia
voring tariff for revenue only; demanding
a s-cent-a-mile fare bill and a stringent
anti-pass law. The State Board Of EoSal-
ization and the revenue law also came in
for a vigorous denunciation. The mention
OF Bryan's name brought out prolonged APP
plause. Delegates were elected 20 the
state. congressional and senatorial con-
vention and the former delegation in
structed to use all honorable means TO Sc.
cure the nomination OF Charles Arnott of
Uehling formerly county superintendent OF
public instruction. F. w. Button OF FIRE.
mont was nominated for county attorney
and Thomas Carroll OF Fremont and Fred
Howe Of Cotterell for representatives. The
convention was harmonious and enthusl-
astic.
wAHoo. Neb.. Aug. ls-(special reIe-
gram.)-The Saunders county democrats
met in convention in wahoo today. There
was a large and enthusiastic attendance
Delegates to the state. congressional and
senatorial conventions were selected and
some short resolutions were adopted. The
delegates to the state convention were in
structed for Carl r. Goucher. populist. for
candidate for secretary Of state. The con-
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14
SCALY eczema
ALL OVER BODY
Eruptions Appeared on Chest, and
Face and Neck Were All Broken
0ut-Scales and Crusts Formed
Iowa Lady Has Great Faith
In Cuticura Remedies for Skin
Diseases.
ANOTHER WONDERFUL
CURE BY CUTlCURA

ct hzd an eruption appear on my
vhest and body and extend upwards
and dOwnwHrcs, 50 that my neck and
face were all broken out; also my arms
and the lower limbs a. far as the knees.
] at Amt thought il was priclSly heat.
But soon scales OF cI1lsts formed where
the breaking cut was. Instead of going
TO q physician, purchased q completes
trsstmsnt Of the cuticura Remedies, IN
which had great faith. and all wps
satisfactory. A year or two later the
eruption appeared again, only littlo
lower; bss before 10 had time TO spread
procured another supply Of the CUT
cure Remedies. and continued their uso
until thu cure was complete. IL Is now
Ave years since the last attack, and
have not seen any signs Of return.
have taken Abeuf three bottles OF the
Cuti~ura Rasolvsnt, and do not know
how much o. the Sap OF Ointment, as
I always keep them with me; probably
ons half dosen Of each.
II decided 10 give the Cuticur1 Rem
odiss trial sitter I had seen the results
Of THAR treatment Of eczema on an
Infant belonging 10 one Of our neigh
bore. The parent took the child TO the
nearest physician. but his treatment did
no good. So they procured the Cuticurn
Remedies and cured her with them.
When they began using Cuticura Rem.
edies her face vas terribly dishgured
with sores, but she was entirely cured,
Ger saw the same child st the age OF
I've years, and her mother told me the
eczema had never broken out since. i
have more faith in Cuticura Remedies
for skin diseases than anything ! know
Of. am, respectfully yours. Emma Z.
Wilson, Liscomb, Iowa. Oct I, 1905"
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

Total. ......sO,9S3 64,5sS 1881 1873 n,S7S
includes hungarian
Mickey on for Reunion.
Governor Mickey and Prince Albert
Edward Church left this afternoon for
Minneapolis TO attend the national reunion
of the Grand Army of the Republic. They
will return to Lincoln Thursday Governor
Mickey is a member OF the stan of Com
mander-in-C Chief Tanner
Few Exhibits for Fair.
Reports coming into the ONCE of Secre-
tary Mellor of the state board indicate
the agricultural exhibit this fall will be
the best in the history of the fair. Corn,
potatoes, grain, pumpkins and other farm
products are said to be of better quality
than ever before in the history of the state
and there will be an immense quantity to
pick the winning exhibits from.
Reception to Bryan.
Details for the homecoming Of VIM. J.
Bryan were arranged this afternoon so far
as possible at a meeting of the different
committees. The welcome home will be on
Wednesday. September 6. Mr.. Bryan accord
ing to the present itinerary will not arrive
until late in the afternoon of that day
and there will be no elaborate parade as
was intended. The exercises will take
place at the state capitol grounds and will
be in the open. Governor Mickey will
deliver the address of welcome, to which
Mr.. Bryan will respond. There will be
other addresses, but present plans do NOT
contemplate any speakers outside the state
The reception will occur in the evening In
the capitol building. followed by night fire.
works. The business and residence parts
OF the city will be deliberately decorated
and a great crowd is expected from this
and other states.
Governor Uncertain About Course,
Governor Mickey has not heard from
the members of the Board of Fire and
Polince commissioners of South Omaha and
neither has he taken any action In the
matter OF the protest OF Joseph Spelts other
than to notify the members of the board of
the receipt Of the protest.
The governor is of he impression the
police commission laws of Omaha and
South Omaha are. different in that he
believes he can interfere at the latter place
while he cannot interfere at Omaha. Today
he notified the legal department no would
file written request for an opinion regard
ing his authority both in Omaha and South
Omaha police affairs. Inasmuch as the
charter of Omaha gives the mayor author
ity to enforce the law, the governor believes
or pretends to helieve he cannot interfere
with the board there.
Until the written request is filed for the
opinion Deputy Attorney General Thomp-
son will not tell the governor what he car
do, but under a hasty search of the two
charters the legal department is of the
opinion the governor has the right Of
removal not only in South Omaha but IL
Omaha and this likely will be the forma
decision. Notwithstanding the governors
refusal to act some months ago. when tbs
Civic Federation was complaining that tho
police board was protecting iawiess place,
| In Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14
Boy Rob. Postomce.

BROKEN BOW. Neb., Aug. 1S.-(special
Telegram Paul Sharp. a youthful burglar
of only u years. yesterday robbed the
postoffice at Milburn, twenty-five miles
from here. So far he has made good his
escape. number Of pocket knives and
small hardware also disappeared from the
same place at that time. The boy. who is
a runaway from home, was last seen riding
towards this place on a brown horse which
he is supposed to have stolen from his par
ents, who reside at Dunning About twenty
dollars of Uncle Sans coin was taken.
Sheriffs Richardson and Lew have been
notified and are now looking for the young
ster.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-14

BLAIR, Neb, Aug 13-(Special)-The
woodmen OF the World camps OF
this county and those OF Tekamah and
Bennington, comprising the Blair district
OF that order. win hold their hrst annual
district picnic in Blair. Saturday, August
Is, Thirteen camps will be represented and
arrangements are being made for old lime
sports. games, etc. Judge w. W. Sla-
baugh Of Omaha. will be the orator OF the
day. Rev, Dr. Schleh OF Omaha. Sovereign
lecturer; Geo F. wooley and II. j. Root.
state officers will be here to make
addresses. Mayor w. @. Harrison viii give
the speech Of welcome 10 the members OF
the Woodmen OF the World camps.