Omaha daily bee., 1906-09-26

day. AZ corrected. Mr.. Sheldon will speak
as foliows;
September 70, Grand island (afternoon
and evening". september 10, Sunday, at
SnS evesns 9e9SSeT sS6 sTSs Y ssq
noon). Columbus evening; October J.
Albion (afternoon). Cedar Rapids (even-
ord teveningJ; october s. York AFTERNOON
and EVENING" october Q, Hastings tatter-
noon(; october Z, Sunday, at home; Octo-
ner (afternoonj. West Point (eveningl;
October 10, Stanton (afternoonl. Neigh
tsfternoon); Humphrey evening": october
II, Pierce (afternoon), Norfolk evening";
October IS, Wayne (afternoonl Randolph
dolph; October is, Dakota City Cafternoon).
Ponca evening"; october is, Wakefield
H.. Bloomheid evening"; October Is,
o'Neill (evening); October 49, Atkinson
4afternoon), Bassett (evening); October %.
October p, Sunday; October p, Alliance
(evening).
New building Company.
The Carpenter Building company, an
Omaha corporation, filed its articles this
morning with the secretary of state. The
capital stock Is sl75OOO and the company
has a right to buy and sell real estate and
other things in this line. The incorporators
are: Isaac w. Carpenter. ]. Frank Car
Carpenter.
Bee Inspector Named.
Cyrus Douglas of Tecumseh will look
after the bees in johnson county, having
been appointed bee inspector by Governor
Mickey this afternoon. He has authority
to look into all the bee hives and to see
to 1t that no contagious diseases are prev
alent.
Express Franks Recalled.
President Thomas c. Platt OF the United
States Express company has mailed out
letters to members of congress and others
requesting that they return their express
franks. Such letters have been received
by officials in Nebraska and It is supposed
the same letters have been sent to all the
other states. Just how many OF the
congressman and officials had franks to
send Back is not of record so far as their
constituents are concerned. The state Of
fcers were supposed TO have been taken OF
of the free list many months ago.
GOucher's vivid Imagination.
Carl r. Goucher of wahoo. democratic
candidate for secretary of state, called on
some of the state officers this morning and
said he felt very much encouraged over the
outlook for democratic success He really
seemed TO imagine he had an opportunity
to be the next secretary of state.
Good Meeting at Cook.
State Superintendent McBrien returned
this morning from Cook, Johnson county,
where he, with Norris Brown and the local
candidates. made speeches at a republican
meeting last night Mr.. McBrien said
the opera house in which the meeting was
held was crowded to the doors and great
amount of interest was taken. He talked
on good government and what made it,
and Mr.. Brown dealt with the railroads
and their non-payment of taxes.
Candy Appeals Case.
James L. Candy, who was convicted in
the Nemaha county district court on a
charge of influencing a witness by means
of money consideration, has appealed his
case to the supreme court.
Travelling Man Missing.
f. A. Smith of this city, who travels
for an Omaha house, has not been heard
of recently by friends in Lincoln and it
is believed he was on the ill-faLed train
in Oklahoma, which fell in a river, caus-
ing the death of many passengers. Mr..
Smiths friends have made inquiries, but
have failed to get him located.
Regents Go to Lincoln.
President Williams of the Regent Shoe
company of Omaha, accompanied by his
attorney, Ed p. Smith. was In Lincoln to-
day and made arrangements to locate his
factory in this city. He has secured the
d. (. Thompson building on p street. re-
Gently vacated by the Lincoln Drug COM
pany.
Newspaper Man WEEDS.
Alfred Leroy Bixby, telegraph editor
| of the Lincoln Star, will hereafter use his
| weekly stipend to keep Mrs. Alfred Bixby,
| who uRtil this afternoon was Miss Nellie
Margaret Weaver The wedding occurred
| at the home of the grooms parents, MIR.
and Mrs. A. 'L. Bixby, and the couple left
| on the evening train for Denver for a
wedding trip. They will reside at 1746