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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
BRYAN,SULLIVAN FIGHT IS UP
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leaders, held at the state house.
All factions in the party are united in the
movement to give Speaker Cannon's presi-
Dental boom as enthusiastic send-on as
possible and a resolution indorstng his can
didacy will be presented to the convention
Another interesting event OF the proceed
ings tomorrow wiltSbe the Endorsement OF
Senator Shelby NJ cCullom. for reelection
to the United States senate. Senator Gull
lom carried the recent primaries by good
majority and no other name but his VIII
20 before the convention for senator.
The indications are the convention Will
be a harmonious one. The offices to be
filled are state treasurer; superintendent OF
public instruction. and three trustees for
the state university. The most interest Is
centered in the contest for state treasurer
for which there are four candidates. AT
present IL seems the fight Is between An
drew ]. Russell and John F. smulski. The
former claims sSs votes and the latter si9;
but Aden Knoph, with 115 votes and J. b.
Messick with I'll votes have enough votes
to prevent a nomination being made on the
first ballot and where the votes will go
when a break comes seems to be in doubt.
There are four candidates for, superin-
tendsnt .of. public instructien. There win
be no contest oftany CONSEQUENCE for state
unieersity J.trustees.. :: x
The convention will not be as largely at
tended as usual 'on account partly Of there
bsinss .only,, q fsyt cSpdidates, and, fevey
prospective. contests of Importance for the
nofqslnstioiis. 4The hot Weather Is usldooBt!
edy also affectins the Attendance. The
temperature today reached q. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
RAYMOND E. coAD HELD UP
Young Man Gives Up seven Dollars
So and Gold watch to Two
- - F HtGhvuwAen.

Raymond e. coad Of Sis Farnam street.
son Of John +. Coad. was held up Sunday
evening at Thirty-seventh and Center
streets by two highwaymen, one OF whom
wore a mask. Both robbers presented re-
voivers for Mr.. Coad's consideration and
Mr.. Coad presented q and a gold watch for
the consideration Of the outlaws Mr. Coad
furnished a description of the highway
men to the police. who believe the robbers
were the same men who held up e II.
Herr Of 2sls Douglas street Saturday even
ing ON Center street Mr.. Coad reported
one of the robbers as having been quite
Young and both more or less nervous.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
ROD AND GBN-,cLUB HAS CROWD
| Taxed .tp Entertatn Large Number of
| e.A Pleasure Seekers sunday. ,

The resources OF the Omaha Rod and
Gun club were put TO the test Sunday
In handling the crowd which went to the
club grounds to escape the heat of the
city. The weather conditions were ideal
for sailing, and sailing crews, who have
the summer. were out early, limbering up
their boats for the race over the five-mile
course In the afternoon. At O'clock the
Viking, with Skipper o. r. Drefold, Roy
Bloom and Al Bloom on board: the Trio,
with skipper Ray Ayers. Harry Gamer,
board; the Bowie, with Skipper Douglas
Bowie. George Redick and Elmer Redl sk
on board, and the Xanpho. with Skipper
Frank Lundstrom, Justin Rehgier anl
Saad Rehgter on board swung up the lake
and came down to the hne under a full
good stretch OF clear water. On the
mile and a half beat down the wind there
was no change in position, but after turn
ing the last stake on the west end and
in the run up the lake ahead OF the wind
the Viking and Trio took the lead, and
the turning stake on the east end all the
skill possessed by the crews was brought
into play to maintain their positions.
After turning the last stake and covering
about half the distance to the finish the
wind died and the last half mile was a
drift tE , to the fin,sh, the Viking crossing
Bowie at 6:l1 and the xanpho at 616.
Great preparations are being made for
the concert to be given Tuesday evening,
TO members of the club, by the Omaha
Juvenile orchestra, and record breaking
crowd is anticipated. On Wednesday of
has been planned by the ladies, who have
made the club grounds their home for q
good part of the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
FEW DELEGATES At LINCOLN


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secretary. It adopted the following reso-
lutions, in part:
Fillmore county to the republican state
convention to work and vote as a unit
for the nomination of Hon. Norris Brown
for United States senator We pledge
ourselves to vote for the constitutional
amendment providing for the elective rail-
way commission and pledge our legisla-
tive nominees TO vote in the legislature to
give said railway commission power to
determine freight and passenger rates in
Nebraska after the same manner as the
Interstate Commerce commission Is given
power over interstate rates by the rate bill
recently enacted by congress. Also power
t9 spp1aise & the d value OF OF the TsiEosds OF
inees to vote for the passage of bill that
will prevent the Issuance Of y..'-oad passes
h Sion ms eonstitu;tSons, iona " amenament fails to
carry 20 vote for such needed railway
legislation as circumstances may require
accept passes for themselves or others
Since the prosperity of all the people OF
the state Is dependent on agriculture and
breeding, It is our Judgment that that
branch OF education represented by the
agricultural school OF the state univer-
the hands OF our Legislature Trained
minds and hands are as necessary on the
farm as In any other calling. We favor the
ton law.
On motion. the state delegates were In
structed to support George Sheldon for
governor by a unanimous vote.
Samuel Logsdon of shickley and F. O.
Edgecombe OF Geneva were nominated for
representatives by acclamation. The con-
vention endorsed McBrien for state super
intendent. A. ID. Curtiss was nominated
for county attorney.
Delegates to state convention; F. A.
Robinson. william Ramsdell, NJ M. Aiken,
O. A. Perkins, g. w. Wintersteen, r. A,
Matteson, w. f. Fergenbaum, s. j. Poster,
George Leonard, E. z. Wheeler, r. L.
Clemmons, @. l.. E1Well and John EkwalL
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
National Championship Finals.

NEWPORT. r. L., Aug. 2-The National
lawn tennis championships in both singles
and doubles will begin tomorrow on the
sixteen Casino courts. The doubles event
win be decided In two days. for what
might be termed the semi-finals have al
ready been played. and the winners of the
eastern Championship, II, II. Hackett' and
+. Il. Alexander, will meet the western
title holders, l.. III. Waidner and A. N.
Emerson. The victorious pair in this final
match will then be entitled to play the
present champions, sHolcomb Ware and
singles tournament, the winner of which
will have the right to play. Wright for the
championship, Is a record breaker for the
American game. and with III players from
nearly every representative tennis center
in the country the tournament is likely
to run well Into next week before the
challenge match is reached
The only notable absentees in the tourna:
ment are Holcomb Ward OF Orange and
Kreigh Collins OF Chicago
The drawings for the singles will prob
ably. bring two OF the greatest rivals OF
the season, William A. 1arned and Karl
II. Behr. together in the second round, &c
that the interest in this event win begin
almost at once. Larned and >Behr have
met three times within the last three
weeks and the former has won each time.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

near future. This has gone a great way
toward calming the public.
1t was at the request of Madame Pedro
Montt,D wife of the president-elect, that
the municipality of Iquique has decided to
devote the sum OF money which had been
subscribed for the celebration of the cleo
tion Of Senior Montt to the relief Of the
earthquake sufferers.
Report from Valparaiso.
LoNpoN, Aug. 9o.--The Tarapaca and
Argentiha bank has received the following
cable dispatch from Valparaiso:
Every building here is damaged and many
Of be.principal business houses are COM
pletelyr wrecked or burned. There have been
many casualties. All the trains have
stopped running. The railroad line has been
destroyed in places: Martial law has been
done owing to the continuous small shakes
since the two severe shocks of Thursday.
We cannot get workmen to clear away the
debris. from the premises. We could start
business on Monday. but we are unable to
fnd the other bank managers. Thousands
are living In tents and in the squares and
parks.
Martinique IremDIes.
FORT sDE FRANCE. Island OF Marti-
nique, Aug. 90-Earth shocks OF more or
less severity were felt in the island Of Mar
Unique at1:16 p. m. yesterday and at 9:47
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Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
JOHN N. BALDWIN RETURNS
General solicitor of Union Paoihc
win Occupy Homo of Late
James M. WooI1rorth.

John N, Baldwin. general solicitor OF the
Union Pacific, has returned TO Omaha
from Watertown, N Y. wnere he spent
several weeks visiting with his parents
and recuperating heath MIR. Baldwin
looks much better than when he left
and has again taken up the exacting
duties Of his office He will return to
New York City in week on business and
then win be back IN Omaha soon Mr..
Baldwin has rented the fine residence OF
the late James Nj. woolworth. 2221 St.
Mary's avenue and he and his family VIII
occupy 1t soon after September l.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
sIahauEh After swimmsrs.

Prosecutions OF men who persist in going
In bathing In Cut on lake without bathing
suits are promised by County Attorney sla-
paugh as tne result OF numerous complaints
these complalnants are. men who ere accus-
toned TO go boat riding on the lake with
their families. The action OF some OF the
men In the lake is said to be disgracefuL
County Attorney Slabaugh said he would
secure the names OF some Of the Offenders
and begin prosecutions against them \
Some OF those who have been accustomed
to Use the lake as an outing resort are up in
arms on account OF the alleged shameless
conduct OF some OF the swimmers and Il
is believed plenty OF evidence could be Sc
cured against some OF the Offenders. The
law IL very severe and provides both 4
jail sentence and a heavy hne.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
AnnOuncements of the Theaters.

The sale Of seats for the Burwood
theater's opening week drew many pat
rons to the box onice yesterday, and the
outlook for renewal Of the popularity
OF that cosy play house Is excellent. Much
interest is felt in the personally Of Miss
Lorna Elliott, the new leading woman
The opening bill. THE Charity Ball." af-
fords her a fine opportunity as Ann
Kruger. and she will doubtless take full
advantage of II. The first performance
will be given on Saturday evening next.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

fire started in the sotthesstern end of the
plant. and as there was no water it
quickly spread to adjoining parts. The
origin of the FIRE Is unknown, The loss is
partly covered by insurance. Total value
Of the plant is $4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Brother sue. Brotker.

James z. Roberts has started suit in dis
trict court against bis brother. Luther e.
Roberts. South Omaha commission man.
the settiemsnt of their business relations.
The plaintiff says he has given the defend
ant something over 5000 to loan TO live
stock men. He has repaid more than this
amount. but the controversy is over the
division OF interest and paper now on hand.
The court 10 asked TO make an equitable
division. ....L
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
New York Excur.ion.

August 2s and 70 the LAckawanna railroad
eleanest in America. double track. rock
ballast, locomotives burn only anthracite
coal, entire freedom from soft coal dust,
smoke and cinders. For information train
service on Road OF Anthracite, ask any
ticket agent or address c. p. Barrett,
General Western Passenger Agent. Lacka-
wanna railroad, lof Adams ST, Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
KRAUsE VERDICT is UPHELD
Court of Appeals Amrns Judgment I'm
Case of Nebraska Men Convicted
of Illegal Fencing.

ST. LOUIS. Mo- Aug. s0.--rhe United
States court OF appeals today afhrmed the
judgment OF the Nebraska United States
district court In the cases OF John and
Herman Krause, OF that state. The Krausss
Mera convicted of fencing 460o acres Of
government land IN that stRta.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
WAKEFIELD'S
Blackberry.
Balsam =

is and has been for so years a promps
and reliable cure for Diarrhoea, Dysen-l
tery, Flux, Cholera InfAntun, ETC. Asi
these diseases often COME In the night. !
every home should be prepared to check
them without delay by having q supply
Of this excellent remedy on hand AN
druggists sell Il. t"FN'
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Psurs Island while raiding the seal rocker
les were Indicted last Saturday for violation
OF the federal states law enacted to protect
the fur bearing seals. The prisoners wfll
be arranged shortly in the United States
district court at valdea.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

that. conditions did not warrant too great
expectations.
Christian Loft.
kEARNEY. Neb.. Aug. D.-(Special Tele-
gram. )--Christian Loft, proprietor Of the
Windsor hotel, died at the hotel Sunday Of
dropsy He had been in poor health for
three or four years and had been seriously
IN about six weeks. Mr.. Loft was born In
Ia. thirty-seven years ago, go
ing from there to Colorado, where he was
married. Since the death OF his father.
eight years ago, he has lived in this county,
two years on the farm and the last six
years, at the Windsor hotel He is survived
by his wife, one son, Hans Peter, years
old, and four sisters. Mira. j. II. Grabow
and Mrss w. E. Nelson of Ouray, Col,
Mrs. J. A. Diegenhsrt and Mrs. @. A.
Buchanan of Denver.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
I FIRE RECORD.
Rapid CITY smeiter.

RAPID CITY, 8. D., Aug. 0.-(speciai.)-
Fire, partially destroyed the plant of the
National Smelling company at Rapid City
last night. entailins ioss Of sibo.oo0 The
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. a.-Acting secre-
tary Murray OF the Department Of Com
merce and Labor today received telegram
dated at Valdez. Alaska, from Walter l..
Lembkey agent In charge OF seal ishsaies
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

OF warehouse and railroad commissioners
was held here this morning Governor
Dcneen and staff ex-governor Yates and
the state central committee attended the
services and Yates spoke briefly at the
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Governor Deneen ut Funeral.
BLOOMINGTON, Ill, Aug. 2o.-The fun
erni of James s. Neville. mayor OF Bloom
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Business propositions advertised In Tho
Bee 90 into the homes OF the best people.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
BY the old Reliabls Dr. searies q saarlaa.

EstAhished IN Omaha for ysars many Thousands
ease cured ~ u make us the most sxPersncsd Spec
aists In the West, In all diseases and ailments
We know lust what viii cure yon-apd quickly
WI CURE YOU. THEN YOU PAY US OUR FEE.
We make misleading fAlss statements ensr yoa
cheap worthless treatment Our reputation and mama
ton is At stake Your health life and hapDnss. q t9e
6w dHss" poST0F q HSH'ss SSs,Sss % ssli.y thsr
STsssyons hts,Ilcns SuRE for Wsaks EerssAs Ma
Prostaae troahlss kidney, Bladder. WAsffNos WEAK.
EEes Aqroesle Chronic Dissasss ContFaotsd Diseases
FIR r. - sxAmnAuon sna copsaliauen. Write fss
-a 80. ss3Dssg aa,as fsr hon. ,ssa,ysst
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
New shirting Materials for FAN

SEE HOWARD ST. WINDOW.
To those who are contemplating the max
ing Of shirts for fall we call special at
tention to our broad range Of styles and
colorings In shirtlng materials.
Chief among them being the so-called
'@TootlesS' made by the Tootle-Broadhurst
Lee q Company, Bradford, England, which
are the finest; also an extensive range OF
styles and colorings in the less expensive
grades that are exclusive shd sure to
please. Come and see them./ even IL you
are not ready 10 buy.
PRICES FROM 15C TO soC PER YD.
In basement.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Every piece Of the new Autumn
Dress Goods Is full Of Unusual
style and beauty. n
Half glance will tell you the quality of
goods is different the dainty neat patterns
and color tones are more refined The
new chiffon pabamas. the new ombra
plaids and fine Imported chiffon. spot proof
broadcloth. in an colors and black, are
the top notch for style.
wefwould consider II a pleasure to show
you through.
S.t: Women's Hosiery.
The needed Styles for hot weather.
won1en's black cotton hose, with maeo
split ixoies. medium weight double soles.
heels and toes-SC PER PAIR.
Womeh's black lisle hose with cotton
soles, high spliced heels and toes-s5C PER
PAIR.
women's white Isle hose. lace or en-
broidered-SoC PER PAIR.
Main door:
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Bee Want Kds are the dependable seeds
OF suooess., - 80 80
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
I.adias, Fan snits.

The fail display is already delightfully."-
interesting in assortment and each passing
day records fresh new additions Every
garment reveals beauty. but not without
the broadest display Of worthiness. Mod
crate prices throughout our already wide
sssortment-s22.6o TO $500
Sacnnh hnnr
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Small Notions.

Small Notions.
Every day needfuis at less than usual
prices. Quality in every article; We can't
afford to sell trash. 80
1Oo-yard spool silk. black and colors. 50
q spool
Sllk featherbone, in black and white.
extra value, at 10c a yard.
silk COLLAR bone.i in black and white. SC
q yard.
Mohair skirt binding. in 5-yard rolls, all
the staple coloringS i0c a bolt
A good, durable hook and eye. SC card.
In basement
Special Sale of Waists,
800 Each.
Beautiful white lawn shirt waists, left
from the standard waist purchase, values
that were specially priced up to s1.es, and
this represented only a fraction OF their
former value.
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE NOW
AT Sc EACH.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21

Telephone Douglas SIS.
THE COOLEST STORE IN OMAHA.

Wide ais high ceilings and plenty of daylight With modern
air win shopping to
oneth r+,+F
Omaha daily bee., 1906-08-21
Special Sale of Waists,
95c Each.
Christian Loft.

that. conditions did not warrant too great
expectations.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-30
SINGERS RETURN HOME
PRAISE ST. PAUL HOSPITALITY
Several Thousand German Singers
Enjoy themselves from Wednes-
day Until Saturday.

The German singing fest which
took place at St Paul last week
closed on Saturday night. Hammond
had strong delegation there and
most of it is expected to be in HAM
mond again today
A st. Paul paper said that music
was in the air continuously while
the singers were there. The depot
on Thursday all day long rsounded
with the joyful strains of the local
brass band as it welcomed the in
coming visitors.
Every arrangement went off with
out a hitch and great credit is due
to those in charge. The baggage of
the visitors was looked after by the
members of the local societies. The
saengerfest information bureau sta
toned on the main floor of the de-
pot did inestimable good and through
its efforts no confusion resulted. The
members of each society as they filed
into the depot were informed as to
their hotels and given other useful
information.
A feature of the arrivals was the
display of unique banners and and
accounterments carried by many of
the singers. Many of the singers wore
white caps. others white coats, some
carried canes others umbrellas, but
there was no attempt at uniformity
in dress.
The Hammond saengerbund wore
white caps. Many of the singers
carried old fashioned German wind
ing horns slung to their belts. and
these relics of the good old hunting
days attracted considerable attention.
Others carried stems, but for that
matter the local board was capable
of furnishing an unlimited supply
of these useful instrumnts.
One society carried as its mascot
a stuffed cat set on pole and hold
ing a fish in its mouth. Many of the
women marched in the parade along
with their husbands and sons. but
most of them preferred to walk on
the sidewalks or ride to headquar-
tiers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-30
FISH WARDEN BLAMELESs,

State Fish and Game Commissioner
Y. T. Sweeney returned from Mus
koka lake district. in Canada. where
he has been spending his vacation
for the last month. He was sur
prised to hear that Deputy Prosectu-
ing Meeker had threatened to have
him arrested for authorizing the use
of a sein to remove fish from Cedar
Lake.
The charge was not that the fish
warden used a sein TO remove the un-
desirable dsh from the river bur that
bass, pickerel and other game fish
were not thrown back into the lake
as should have been done. Instead
the warden and his friends are al
legged to have selected the choicest
game fish of the haul for their own
personal use.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-30
viii Play Three Games With Grays

The Hammond team has scheduled
what promises to be three of the
most interesting games of the season.
They are TO play the Whiting Grays.
team which is fast regaining its
splendid reputation of a few years
ago. The series is the result Of a
recent challenge from the manager
of the Grays. and the agreement is
to play for 500 a side at each of
the three games. The dates for the
three games have not been decided
upon, but word is expected from the
Whiting manager late today agree
ing to the dates that Manager Miller
has selected. The Whiting manager
is negotiating with Pitcher Brady
of the South Chicagos TO do the slab
work and feels sure of winning if
he gets this man
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-30
(By Daisy L. Emery).

This is the height of the season
at the summer resorts and the hotels
are crowded to utmost of their
capacity and the numerous cottages
are filled. T. E. Bells cottage at
Fon-du-Lac is the scene of many lit
tie house parties and the new launch
is very popular. Rev. and Mrs.
Jones are enjoying an outing at the
Dells in Wisconsin and the Gromans
are also there. b. L. P. Bell and
family are having a good time at
Winnebago. The Reiters and sew
eral other Hammond people are
spending many pleasant days at
Sylvan Lake in Michigan. Thursday
the regetta opens with venetian
Night" at Macataw and Ottawa
Beach and Tuesday Saugatuck will
have a general illumination, and
Waukazoo is to have a street fair
two evenings this week. A number
of our people will go over to attend
some of these festivities.
The Hammond people have de-
serted Peacock, Mich. and have gone
farther north. South Haven comes
in for a great many weekend parties
and Sunday saw several people from
here there
St. Joe and Benton Harbor still
have a prominent place on the list
OF popular resorts and each week
finds some of our young people there.
The mid-season festivities are in full
swing at Paw Paw Lake and we
have representatives indeed
Hammond is well represented at til
the resorts.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1906-07-30
PONY BALKS; CLEARS
SIX-F00T DITCH.

While Eugene Lewis and two
friends were out driving near Val
paraiso yesterday their pony sudden
ly baked. When brought about to
move again. it hurled itself bodily
over a six-foot ditch, dragging the
rig with it. The vehicle fell into
the ditch although the animal landed
on the other side Tn pony was
slightly injured and the rig damaged.
Mr.. Perrine and his nephew assist
ed Lewis in righting the rig. The
three people who had the experience
with the baking pony live in Val
paraiso.