Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-12-04

Lewis 4 Clarke Ex-
position ........... 1000 l45.s0
Junkln Blll ........., 10000 bObl.oO
Father objects 60 Marriage.
The father Of Miss Maggie Pfeifer Of
Twin Brooks, s. D.. is on her tracks and
the tracks of any man she might marry.
He has sent out notices to all the clerks
Of courts in this part Of the state notifying
them OF the fact that his Maggie is about
to get married and he doesn't want her to.
A letter from him was received by II. c.
Lindsay, clerk OF the supreme court today.
1t reads as follows:
TWIN BROOKS, S. D., Clerk of Courts,
Lincoln, keb.-Dear Sir: Have been in
formed that my daughter, Maggie Preifer,
is about to get married. Now, she is under
age, and | forbid you issuing a license fer
her no matter who Sc m man Iss is ;,,,,.,,,,,,
Hendy Fights Reputation.
II. II. Hendy, former county judge of
Saline county, under arrest at Wahpeton,
N. D.. on a charge Of embezzlement while
county Judge, is fighting requisltion. His
case will be heard there tomorrow under
habeas corpus proceedings. Hendy is
charged by w. w. Stevens with having
appropriated to his own use 80, 3S5S5. money
belonging to an estate which he as county
judge administered 1t is said other COM
plants will be filed charging the former
official with being short some $4,000 An
officer has gone from Saline county for
him.
The following delegates have been APP
pointed by Governor Mickey to represent
Nebraska at the national convention for
the extension Of the foreign commerce Of
the United States, to be held at the New
Willard hotel, Washington, D. c., begin
ming Monday, January IA:
|. NJ. Raymond, Lincoln; ]. E. Miller
Lincoln; Joseph Hayden. omaha; Arthur
Brandeis, Omaha: A. p. Cady, 81. Paul;
G. j. Miles, Hastings; Samuel Wahl, Falls
City. S. F.. Mansfield, Fremont; d. H.
Hotel EmpIOye Hangs Himself.
A servant at Washington hotel Ninth and
n streets, named Albert Roll, was found
dead, hanging by his neck in the barn
back of the hotel this morning. In one of
his pockets was found g. 49, Aside from
that no other object was contained In his
pockets and not an inkling of his desire
for self-destruction was evident. He had
not been missed until found dead. He had
worked at the hotel three weeks. His an
tecedents are not extensively known here
Bryan at Labor Fair.
w. J. Bryan made an address at the open
ing of the Union Labor fair this evening.
i'm which ne said in part:
There is a great gulf existing between the
tOiling classes and those VINO live with Jul
tOilng, but at the present time brain and
muscle are wOI king In closer harmony tn IN
they have for many years. Today the
world DIES not care for the nonprO, NC T,
and the laborer ranks much higher than
the idle man, who lives on the income lett
him.
The dignity of labor has been so pro-
claimed over the land and impressed on the
minds of the people that IL will not be long
world u.S-
grace at the man who lives in idleless.
The moral question Is also involved in this.
A man who refuses to work cannot attain
a high moral standard. The real pauper
is not the man living In poverty, bu, the
one that does not produce anything. The
pauper may be found among thu r.ch
cl. sses. where idleness takes the place OF
work.
IL all the laboring men should quit work
now the world would starve in six months,
because the country is only that lar anedd
in supplies. No man can be better Il listed
than the laboring man and no one is more
interested in good government than he
who tolls.