Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-09-11
ORGANIZED FOR CAMPAIGN |
Chairman. Rose of Republican Committee
Names Executive Committee.
PaoPoshLEos SUPREME COURT BUILDING
Next Legislature 60 he Asked for
ApproDrIattonito Erect structure-
Considerabie Imposition Is
Already Manifest.
lrrnm a staf CORRESPONDENCE

(From Stan Correspondent
LINCOLN, Neb., Sept. 10.-(Special Tele-
Ernm)-Chairman w. b. Rose of the re-
publican state committee today appointed
the following executive committee, one
>froin each congressional districts
4irst District-wlilIam Hayward, Ne
Second district Victor Rosewater.
Omaha. - ~
Fourth District-A F. Smith, Fairbury.
Fifth District-Paui F. Bosleugh, Har-
Sixth District--ws II. Reynolds. Chadron.
w II. Reynolds Of Chadron, has been
appointed to hll vacancy in the republl-
can state committee created by the resigna-
ton Of NC. PettijoiIn of the Fourteenth
district. This action was announced by
Chairman w. b. Rose. It was in pursu-
ance OF a resolution adopted by the COM
mlttce at the meeting held August 2S.
Chairman Rose Communicated with the
chalrmen OF seven counties of the district
and received from five counties replies
fayorable to MFR. Reynolds,
Home for supreme Court.
The erection of a library and supreme
court building on the capitol grounds will
be asked of the legislature and
a warm contest is likekly to fol-
low. The friends of the movement
urge that the state capitol building is
now too small. that is greatly over
crowded during the sessions of the legis-
lature, and that more room Is necessary
for the holding of court by the judges and
commissioners. It is also urged that the
state library should be housed in fire.
proof building for safety. The plans have
not matured, but 1t is believed that
rather small building. as near fire proof
xnyfll ho aknAf in MI n
house the court and the library and the
office of the attorney general. Although
q comparatively small building will answer
the purpose, the fire proofing will add to
the cost. Not less than 100000 may be
asked for and possibly more. Many OPP
ponents Of the, plan, have already been
heard from. They say the present quar-
tiers will serve for many years. The most
serious objection Is in regard to the erection
OF other buildings on the capitol grounds.
The capitol, occupies the center of space
two blocks square and the grouncs are be-
coming more beautiful each year. 1t is
said that what may be made an exceedingly
beautiful picture will be spoiled II build
ings are to be stuck about the corners Of
Another proposed building that will meet
with opposition is new dormitory at the
Soldiers home at Grand Island. The need
of more room is said 70 be urgent, but
owing to the fact that the Grand Island
institution uiies N a low, nat valley, the
further Improvement of the home has all
ways met with opposition. Often this OPP
position, takes the form Of a movement to
consolidate the Grand Island home with
the Soldiers, home at Milford.
Bryan tn CeupatEn the state.
William J. Bryan gave out statement
to-day announcing that as soon as he re-
turned from his southeastern trip he would
enter the campaign in Nebraska and several
other states. Mr.. Bryan said he felt deeply
Interested In the result in Nebraska and
praised the ability OF the gentlemen on the
' Mp SlySa ,.ft mi. evening I. for g. Loul.
whore he speaks tbmorrow.- He will make
an extended tour of the south and south
east, before he'Teturns to Lincoln. about the
nrst Of October. ssir ass
mp - Omaha 'fnsanity Case. :"
Failing 20 secure the release Of her hus-
band from, the state insane hospital, Mrs.
John Ryan, ian aged Irish woman from
Omaha, declared in trembling anger. to
Superintendent Hay this morning that she
would take her petition to the president OF
the United States On the superintendent
suggestion. she decided instead to lay the
matter before Governor Mickey.
Ryan was sent to the insane hospital
from Douglas county a year or more ago
having suffered some injury to his head in
fall. which left him In demented con-
dition. He is at present unable to tell his
name or give inteillgible answers to ques-
tfons. Both he and his wife are about n
years old. Several months ago Ryan wal
allowed to go home at his wife's request
after she had declared her ability 10 care
fer him A short time later he got to wan.
dering about the streets of Omaha, was
taken In charge by the officers and brought
back 10 the asylum t'
Someone told Mrs. Ryan that II she would
get an order from, the district court clerk
at Omaha II would be sufficient to procure
the release OF her husband. She came her,
surprising she had such an order. but when
DIR. Hay the superintendent, read II n,
saw II was merely a statement from the
clerk that she was the wife OF Ryan. Al
this fact was already known to DIR. Hay
II failed to convince him that Ryan should
be let out. Mrs. Ryan then wsxed indig.
nant and made her threat to ask for presi.
Dental interference.
DISCRETION the Charge.
Charles Estes. VARIED at TOPEKA, Kan.
for larceny. burglary, horse stealing and
dsssrtion from the army. was arrested IL
the postoffice At Havelock. this mornins
Just after he had called for mail addressed
to himself. He is HoF in the county jai
and win be taken 20 Kansas by Sheriff A
T. Lucas Of Topeka. who made the arrest
Crusade Against vice.
AZ q meeting OF the ministerial associa
ton the matter OF what to do about viola
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