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Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
TROUBLE AMONG THB STUDENTS
Rule Against shirt sleeves in Labora-
tory the Occasion.

Rule Against shirt sleeves in LnborR-
tory the Occasion.
FREMONT. Neb.. July 5.-(Special)-
Because President Clemmons has refused
to allow students to work in their shirt
sleeves in the chemical laboratory or wear
shirt waists in the recitation rooms there
is considerable agitation among the men
and women both. couple OF mornings
ago the president announced at chapel
that the young man without q coat would
be barred from the laboratory and reclta-
ton rooms and that sweaters were under
the ban. even though covered by coat.
The girls then presented q petition signed
by over 300 OF their number recitng that
their sense of propriety was not affronted
by shirt sleeves, especially In the labora-
tories and that a shirt waist could be
properly worn in the recitation rooms and
requesting that the rule be repealed. The
president refused to receive the petition
from the committee and gave them some
very sound advice on etiquette The boys
now have a lengthy petition in circulation
asking that the privilege Of shedding their
coats in the laboratory be granted them
and that mems shirt waists be recognized
as the proper thing in class rooms, as the
girls are not opposed to shirt waists and
shirt sleeves. In the meantime the new
rule Is being strictly complied with and
the prospect is that the last petition will
meet the fate Of the first.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06

and churches in picnics at different places
in the country. No accident has been re-
ported.
SHELBY. Neb.. July 5.-(special.) )-Con-
sidering that all three towns in Polk county
celebrated, there was good crowd here
for the Fourth. The College View band OF
twenty pieces furnished the music. The
Shelby ball nine defeated Osceola on the
latter's grounds in the forenoon, to 2 and
in the afternoon, on the Shelby grounds,
Bellwood and Shelby. TO 8; OsceolR and
Shelby, 8 to II. all three games won by
Shelby.
FALLS CITY. Neb.. July 5.-(special)-
The Fourth Of July was a comparatively
quiet day in Falls City, family picnics be-
ing the principal form of amusement. The
only accident which has been reported
so far is the shooting of Lewis Lacher in
the hand with toy pistol The boy. son
of Mr. John Lacher. and about 10 years OF
age, had some trouble in making a cap
go on and. while working with 1t It ex-
ploded and hit him in the palm OF the left
hand The burn is quite severe.
FREMONT. Neb., July 5.-(Special) )-For
the first time in years no serious Fourth OF
July accidents occurred here yesterday. the
only cases being a few burned fingers. The
base ball games were the principal attrac-
ton. A delegation of Japs from the beet
| fields northwest of town were in the city
and shot fire crackers and pounded the
walk with cartridge canes as enthusiastic
ally as the small boys. A lot Of Italian
track laborers also spent the day here and
enjoyed themselves, but they were not a.
noisy as the Japs. An awning in front OF
] Dr. Rhoden's office caught fire from FIRE
Icrackers and burned without doing further
damage.
RULo. Neb., July 5--(special.)-A pleas
lant. peaceful and patriotic Fourth Of July
celebration was enjoyed here yesterday By
an immense gathering OF citizens. whC
lcame from every direction near and far
John wiltse Of Falls City delivered al
address of thirty minutes length.
BATTLE CREEK. Neb.. July b.-(Spe
icial )-Battle Creek had the finest celebra
ton here yesterday that 1t has ever had
The weather was perfect and the crow
the largest that has ever assembled here
No accidents occurred cannon hrecrack
ers. blank cartridges and all kinds OF nre
larms being prohibited. Supeme Judg
Barnes OF Norfolk delivered the grafton.
LEXINGTON. Neb., July 5.-(special.)-
Our nations natal day was celebrated her
yesterday in a manner fitting the occasion
Soon after sunrise people from the coun
try and adjoining towns came pouring int
the city, so that by 10 o'clock thousand
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
RosEwATER ADDRESSES wooDMEN
Talks on Postal Congress and the
Results Accomplished.

on OonHEehe Nue
Results Accomplished.
NEBRASKA CITY, July 5.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Under a sapphire sky, an enthu-
siastic throng OF state people. numbering
conservatively 1900. attended the Woodmen
of the World log rolling at Morton park
ard listened 10 Hon. Edward Rosewater de-
liver an address on his recent trip TO Rome
as a delegate from the United States to
the International Postal congress. Mr..
Rosewater dwelt on many changes effected
by the congress which will result advan-
tageously to the United States. The radical
changes in the transit charges between
the different countries was In his opinion,
one Of the important actions OF the con-
gress. Mr. Rosewater spoke for an hour
and the frequent and almost continuous
applause ELECTED from the audience gave
evidence OF the degree in which the speaker
held the attention of his hearers.
Mr. Rosewater was present at the invita-
tion OF the state committee OF the Wood
men of the World. who had charge OF the
three-day log rolling held in this city.
Mr.. Rosewater's speech did not have any
political Significance, on the contrary the
subject was strictly adhered to- The pleas
ing and attractive personality and manner
of the speaker, the uniqueness Of the man.
ner in which It was presented, occasioned
much comment.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06

were upon the streets. Sports of all kinds
were the order of the day and everyone
was in good humor. One Of the leading
phases of amusement was a kangaroo
court" before whom many citizens were
brought on charge OF violating the orders
OF the court. The ines aggregated nice
sum for the base ball team. Among those
fined were County Attorney Linderman,
Sheriff Lincoln, Judge Tuition and others
Two games OF base ball were played be-
tween Gothenburg and Lexington. Lexing-
ton won both games. In the evening
display Of fireworks was made.
EDGAR, Neb.. July 5.-(Special. Edgar
celebrated the Fourth in becoming style,
A lively program was presented. the first
on the program being a beautiful process
sion of floats representing the various
business interests Of the city. Following
this was an address in the park by c. L.
Coons of Clay Center. There were vari
Gus sports in the afternoon, the first being
shoot by the Edgar Gun club. which
was followed by a game of base ball be-
|, tween the Edgar and Carlton base ball
teams. The game resulted In a score of
to in favor OF Edgar. In the evening
a brilliant display of fireworks held the
crowd till 10 o'clock.
SPRINGFIELD. Neb. July 5-(Special)
Springfield celebrated the Fourth in the
good old-fashioned way and 2,5OO people
from three counties were here from early
morn until late at night.
BARADA, Neb.. July ESPECIAL THE
Fourth was celebrated by great gather
ing OF people. Music was furnished by the
Dawson cornet band and the home chorus
orations were given by Rev. Dr. schleh
Of Omaha and Hon. ]. L. Dalby Of shu-
| bert
TABLE ROCK, Neb., July 5-(speciaI -
The Fourth was celebrated here yesterday
by a union Sunday school picnic. which
was held in the park. A large crowd was
in attendance and a good time was had
! by all. Rev. Roberts of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave the principal ad-
| dress. At o'clock in the afternoon the
old soldiers gave "reminiscences OF the war.
| Eugene Wood OF this place was badly cut
at the celebration in Tecumseh. He with
| some other boys were pushing and he fell,
striking on some glass; cutting two arteries
in his wrist The injury was bound up
| by some bystanders and he was carried
to the office OF DR.. Stewart who Joined
the arteries together and he was brought
home in the evening. where he is resting
easily and, while he is weak from loss OF
blood. no serious results are feared.
ASHLAND, Neb, July 5-(special) j.
Four thousand people assembled in Ash
land to celebrate the Fourth Of July. In
the morning there was a flower parade OF
decorated carriages and automobiles and
the exercises OF the day, at which Hon
William F. Gurley OF Omaha was the
orator. The afternoon was given over tc
sports OF various kinds ball game and
horse races. In the evening the crowd.
were entertained by an outdoor exhibition
OF the famous Nebraska moving picture.
as shown at the st. Louis and Portland
expositions. The pictures shown were from
the films owned by G. w wattIes OF
Omaha and shown last autumn at III,
Ak-sar-Ben festivities in that city.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
CELEBRATIONS IN The STATE
Fourth of July Observed in Fitting
Manner by Kebraskans in
Many Places.

IIENDLEY, Neb., 5u'y 4.-Cspecial Tele-
gram. )-The celebration at this place sur
passed the fondest expectation OF the
promoters. While Hendley is but a busy
hamlet ordinarily, today II took on city ap-
pearances and was crowded by the people
from surrounding country and towns. The
Burlington ran trains from the east and
west and the trains were crowded even to
the roofs the farmers came from miles
around and a conservative estimate OF the
attendance is $500. The celebration was
held in the beautiful Lincoln park, which
is the finest on the Pueblo line OF the Bur-
lington. There was not an accident to mar
the pleasures OF the day. The weather was
perfect and the various attractions were all
carried out without interruption. In the
Bait game between the Juveniles of Beaver
city and Hendley the Hendley boys won
in a score Of 10 to .. In the game between
Indianola and Beaver city first nine,
Beaver City shut out Indianola, the score
being 13 to O.
The fireworks in the evening were on a
larger scale than often seen in this section
Of the country and nearly all of the visitors
at TIendley stayed until the last rocket was
fired, the Burlington running a special train
to Orleans for their accommodation.
HOLBROoK, Neb.. July 4.-(special Tele-
gram THE most successful celebration in
Furnas county for years was given here
today. attended by over 5000 people. c. M
Browns grafton was most praiseworthy
and every part OF program given in full
In the shoot Houser, Den and Edwards
were high men and Arapahoe defeated
Cambridge at base ball by a score of II
TO g.
FAIRFIELD, Neb.. July 5.-(Speclal.)- y
Fairfield pulled or the most successful
Fourth of July celebration In it's history
The leading feature of the program wal
a most scholarly and eloquent address bS
Chancellor Andrews OF the state university
The usual parade and sports were indulgeC
in. followed by a ball game between thu
Clay Center nine and the home team, whicl
resulted in a score OF 10 6 In favor of th'
local club. Fireworks in the evening CLOSED
the days celebration, and all without an!
accident OF any kind.
> OAKLAND. Neb., July 5.-(special )-Th
Fourth OF July was spent In very quie
manner here. AS there was no celebration
the day was spent by different societie
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
Ice Famine at harrington.

HARRINGTON, Neb.. July 6.-(special.)-
With nearly all the hot sweltering days
of summer yet before them. the citizens OF
Harrington are confronted with an ice
famine. BY reason Of the open winter the
local ice company failed to get as large
a supply harvested as needed and IL they
cannot buy from some other place private
families will be cut off from their supply
of ice after July 10. There is some talk OF
establishing an ice making plant here, but
1t could not be put In operation in time
to meet the demand for Ice this month.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
NOTHING IN THE REPORT
Omaha Railroad Men Claim Monatt-
Northwestern story Listens
Poor to Them.

Local railroad men who have looked up
the matter OF the Moffatt road building east
to meet the Northwestern at Hastings and
making another transcontinental line claim
there is nothing in the rumor as sent out
from Denver and printed in Denver papers.
The statement is made that Mr.. stlckney
and the Chicago Great Western were In the
deal but nothing is known about the matter
at this end. The Northwestern officials
also make the statement that they know
nothing of the matter and that the North
western has nothing whatever to do with
the new road.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
CHILDREN ARE HEADED OFF
Two Juvenile Lovers from Bellevue
Intercepted in Their ElOpe-
ment Plans.

A. W. Hun, aged II. and Miss Della
Force, aged Is, of Bellevue ran away from
home Tuesday and came TO Omaha to be
married. A search was instituted by the
parents and the young people were located
at the home OF friends at Twenty-fifth and
Himebaugh streets Thursday morning. They
had not been married and were taken home
before they could become hitched up.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
VICTORY POPULAR
West Point Republicans Pleased with
Result of Omaha Primaries.

"est fOAnt Hepubltcaua Pleased with
Result OF Omaha Primaries.
WEST POINT, Neb.. July 6.-(SpeciaI. -
The news OF Mr.. Rosewater's victory at
the Omaha primaries on Tuesday was re-
ceived by the republicans of West Point
with great satisfaction. The members OF
the party here are beginning to realize
that with Mr.. Rosewater in the senate
chamber the people OF Nebraska will be
represented by a live man, and not a crea-
ture Of the corporations. The feeling is be-
coming more and more pronounced that the
time has arrived for the people to assert
themselves in this matter and see 10 IL
that this great state is no longer to be
misrepresented at Washington.
HARRINGTON. Neb.. July 6-(special)-
Cedar county republicans are rejoicing over
the splendid endorsement given z. Rose
water for senator by his own county. II is
only week ago that the county convention
here unanimously passed strong resoIu-
tion Of endorsement for the Omaha editor
and the republicans here are taking a keen
interest in the progress OF the senatorial
contest
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06

Johnson girls IN charge Of her grand
parents and ordered the younger to be
delivered over to the court today. The
grandparents obeysd the courts order, and
no sooner had they done % when Mrs.
Delorie. claiming to be Johnson's agent.
secured possession Of the child. In at
tempting to leave the city on the after
noon Burlington train the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Terry. again secured the
custody Of the child by writ Of habeas
corpus. The case Is set for hearing July 2s.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
LeaaI Finbt Tor CbtId.

BEATRICE. Neb., July 6--CspeeiaI Tele-
gram.)-Today Mrs. Gussie Delorie Of
Omaha visited Beatrice and secured pos
session OF Efie Johnson. 1O-year-old daugh-
ter OF J. Alfred Johnson Of Ciarinda. Ia.
who has been living with her grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Terry OF Pickrell Some
time ago Judge Kellifar placed one OF the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
TRASIPS
ASSAULT CONDUCTOR
Break His jaw and Otherwise InJure
Him for Refusal to Garry Them

Him for Refusal to Garry Them.
FALLS CITY Neb., July 5.-(Special >
Wednesday evening about 1850. as extra
train No 1898 was preparing to pull out
after taking water at the station here, the
conductor II. z. Dawson, was accosted by
a gang OF tramps, about eight In number
who demanded that he carry them to Ruo
Mr. Dawson refused TO do so as the train
did not carry passengers and the traInps
assaulted him and beat him up in a serious
manner. breaking his jaw-bOne In two
places and cutting his face with a razor.
The train pulled out without the rest Of
the crew discovering that the conductor
was missing. They returned to Falls City
at once on finding him gone and found
him lying unconscious by the road.
-Four Of the gang OF tramps have been
arrested and are held in Falls City for
trial They had also assaulted Mr. Neal.
the Burlington night operator. and threat
sned 10 kill him II he did not stop the
train Mr.. Dawson went TO his home in
Wymore Wednesday night on No. IS
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today in Nebraska, Warmer in
Extreme Northwest Portion
Fair Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, July 6.-Forecast of the
weather for Friday and Saturday:
For Nebraska-Fair Friday and warmer
In northwest portion; Saturday fair.
For Iowa-Fair Friday; Saturday fair,
warmer in east portion.
For Kansas-Fair Friday, warmer in west
portion; Saturday fair.
For Missouri-Fair Friday. warmer In
southeast portion; Saturday fair.
For South Dakota-Fair Friday, warmer
in extreme west portion; Saturday fair.
For Colorado and wyoming-Fair Friday,
warmer in east and south portions; Satur-
day fair.
For Montana-Fair Friday; Saturday fair,
cooler in north and west portions.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
The Very Rest bsenedy for Bowel
Trouble.

Mr.. N. f. Borroughs. an old and well
known resident OF Burton. Ind. says; Il
regard Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiArrhoea Remedy as the very best remedy
for bowel trouble. I make this statsm.n,
after having used the remedy in my tamiIv
for several years. / am never without !, :.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
MUNCIE MAN is ARRESTED
Louis M. Mullen Held at Request iron
Indiana as Fugitive from
Justice.

Louis NJ. Mullen of Muncie, Ind, was ar
rested at the Arcade hotel Thursday morn
ing as a fugitive from justice by omcers
Davis and Patullo at the request OF tie
chief Of police OF Muncie The Omaha on
GERS do not know the nature Of the charge
against Mullen.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
perature and precipitation, compared with
the corresponding day Of the last three
years: lOo lSOo lyOt lSOS.
Minimum temperature. 81 81 81 81
Mean temperature.......,. 20 20 g Y
Precipitation ............... .U 40 ~
from the normal at Omaha since March l,
and comparison with the last two years:
Normal temperature. e.......................... 70
Deficiency for the ay,..,.................... 8
Deficiency since March 1...,,...........,... 80
Normal precipitation. IL inch
Deficiency for the day............. .lG inch
Total rainfall since March ....l3 So inches
Deficiency since March l......... 2.0S inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1906. $50 inches
Deficiency for cor. period, l904... 1.9S inches
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
senator Burkett Homo.

SENATOR buEketN hOp1es
Senator Burkett reached Lincoln this
morning and this afternoon was at mis- ONCE
in the Funke building. where number of
friends and politicians called upon him.
Senator Burkett will devote most of the
summer until September delivering lee
lures over the country and therefore will
have little time to devote to the pre-
liminary campaign in Nebraska. though he
will participate after the state convention.
THE session just adjourned was a busy
one" said Mr.. Rurkett 'and many i'm
portant measures were passed. The drain
age bill. which applies to Richardson
county, is an important measure. This
bill permits the Indians to pay a portion
of the drainage assessment.
THE Nebraska delegation has been har-
monious throughout the session and shared
in the passage of the important measures.
Congress this session worked early and
late and no long adjournments were taken"
Celebrating Drunks Cinched.
Every person brought before Police Judge
Cosgrove this morning for taking on a few
too many just because yesterday was In
dendence day got his little fine Just the
same as though yesterday had been pay
day. The police Judge, in an address to
the offenders. told them society must be
looked after just as much on July as
every other day. and no matter how he
hated to do 1t, they would have to fork
over to the city or stay in jail.
Capital City Briefs.
Governor Mickey today issued a requIsi-
| ton on the governor OF Iowa for the re-
turn to Norfolk Of II. F. Epstein. now in
Jail at Sioux City. Epstein is charged with
having obtained money under false pre-
| lenses from a citizen OF Norfolk
r. r. Kyd Of Beatrice, a candidate for
state treasurer before the republican state
convention, was In Lincoln today looking
up his chances in this county. Mr.. Kyd
said he expected little trouble in getting his
delegation in Gage county.
| f. l.. Beeson, former head janitor at the
state house, died yesterday afternoon after
a long illness Mr. Beeson was for a num-
ber OF years in the shipping department OF
the Union Pacific and was an old soldier
highly respected. He leaves a family. The
funeral will be held at Trinity tomorrow
and Governor Mickey will attend.
Governor Mickey returned this morning
day at the Chautauqua. The governor re,
ported about 1900 people in attendance anc
fully 5000 heard the speech in the tent
He reported a splendid trip and royal treat
ment at the hands Of the Mlssourians.
On the recommendation of Architect Ber
linghof the State Board of Public Land,
and Buildings has accepted the hospital anC
barn at the Norfolk asylum. The last pay
ment was made to the contractors today
amounting to $S,6O6.50.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06
Reporta from stations I'D Z p. NJ.

T indicates trace OF precipite ton.
l.. A. WELSH, Local ForecasteT.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-07-06

WATCHES -Frenrsr. 18TH and Dodge sta
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-11
NEW ZEALAND WOMEN
VISITING SALT LAKE
Mrs. and Miss Ehrenfried of
Auckland Stop Over
in Zion.

Mrs. and Miss Ehrenfred of Auckland
New Zealand. are registered at tho Knuts-
ford, newly arrived from their antipodean
homo and en- route to tho continent for
the summer. but determined TO See
America first" Speaking Of things In
general Mrs Ehrenfried said:
Il cannot understand why 40 many
people tell OF earthquakes in New Zea-
land We do not have them there. II
we did VIC could not have tho great tide
or immigration that now Is at Its food
there. Tho local government gives con-
ceseions Of land to bona flde settlers on
terms eVon more generous than you
Climate Is Good.
I'VE have a most excellent and healthy
climate, and crops of all sorts are pro-
diSious 1t may surprise you TO know
that many Americans are settling there
and making homes among ue.
wonder your people do not build more re
arcades than you do. In our city OF
Auckland we have just finished large
OF which arc equal to any in tho world
The arcade Idea Of shopping Is popular
among our people and am sure II some
owner In Salt Lake would build a large
and fine arcade, he would get a good re-
turn on his investment
Locomotives From America.
Railway building is going on at a
rapid rato down there. and we have
American locomotives, and rolling stock
Our summer resort-you know our sum-
mer difrors from yours, being in your
winter-is Rotomahana Hot Lakes. and
the winters becoming world wide In
good repute for the cure OF all sorts Of
diseases People come from all parts OF
the world and go back In excellent health
Voyage Is Pleasant.
The voyage-especially on the Ameri-
can line called the SpreckelS line, is not
long, and ta-es you through the calm
ATTITUDES nortn and south OF the equator
We stop at Pajo-pajo and Honolulu and
so tho monotony of a long voyage Is
broken up.
Each timo we como to Salt Lake we
find wonderful progress made toward a
creator city We saw San Francisco and
II was q sod sight