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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
Claims That Official Return,
Will Give Him Nomination.
4 Judge Nicol Ran Well in
Home Section, but
Not Out
Of 1t.
nm the Democratic nominee,
and the vote tx. Cnrlin, 4,3OO, Corr.
don, $500; Nicol, 3,OOO--Chnrlcs G.
Cnrlin, Of Alexnndriu.
feel confident the official count
will show my nOninntlOn.-K. l..
Gordon, OF LOuisn.

Official and unofficial returns from
nearly oil tho precincts In the Eighth
Congressional District indicate the
nomination OF Mr.. C. c. Carlin. Of Alex
andria, over his two competitors In
yesterdays primary.
Complete returns from Culpeper.
Fairfax. King George and Stafford
were not available. and the figures
given for these counties are estimates
based upon partial returns received.
The estimated results complied upon
this basis seem to put Mr.. Carlin safe
ly in the lead. though the official fig
ures may slightly increase or reduce
his plurality.
Judge NIcol ran for behind Mr.. Cor
don, who carried Louisa Orange and
Loudoun. Judge Nicol carried his owl,
county OF Prince William. and also
Alexandria and Fairfx counties. but
he mde poor showing elsewhere OK
cept in Fauquier. where he was only
ten votes behind Gordon.
Carlln carried Alexandria city, Cul-
pepper. FauGuicr, King George ant
Stafford. He claims his nomination BY
1000 plurality. The figures in hant
last night, however. together with esti
mates In counties fully heard from
give the Alexandria man a lead Owe
Gordon OF Az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
SERIOUS MENACE
TO PUBLIC HEALTH
Conditions in Annexed erritorQ
Growing Worse but No Ac-
ton IS Taken.
MANY COMPLAINTS. ARE MADE
DR.. Levy Points Out Some Of
Dangers Stagnant Pools and
Cloggcd bitches.

A Wallis going up from the citizens
in the annexed territory Complaint Is
heard on every side that although the
city Is making all sorts of promises,
it is In reality doing nothing for their
recently acquired citizens. Since the
weather turned warm. and summer has
become reality conditions have be-
come acute Garbage is not being
moved, 1t Is alleged. ashes are accumu-
lating, ponds OF water are undrained,
roadside bitches have been allowed to
clog up, mosquitoes are breeding, and
even tho work done by the county au-
Sthorities previous to the annexation Is
no longer continued.
Numerous Complaints.
The worst OF the situation seems to
be that it is apparently nobody's bust
Provision has been made for an ex-
tensive bond issue for permanent i'm
provements In tho annexed territory
and eventually no doubt, sewers will
be built and lights and streets Will be
provided. The Committee on Appor-
tionment OF Expenditure in the An
nexed Territory. under whose direction
this bond issue is to be spent hold
that their work relates to permanent
improvements only.
Meanwhile no ono has been located
who will claim any responsibility fol
the existing conditions.
Complaints from citizens In the out
lying territory have boon coming ii
thick and fast to tho Office Of th
| Board OF Health. With tho arrival o
hot weather the residents fear serious
results to health from the accumuln
tions OF garbage and ashes. and tn,
choked conditions OF open bitches an
sewers.
So acute did the situation becom
that week ago DR.. T. c. Levy, chile
health officer. addressed letter O.
the subject to Mayor Mccarthy, ad
vising him that the health department
was apprehensive of serious result
I from the continued inaction. Tho lette
| of DR. Levy was forwarded to tho Boar
OF Aldermen With recommendations b
the Mayor, that an emergency apprc
priation be made to meet tho preser
conditions. The letter did not recon-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20

T LOUISVILLE, KY, June 19.- Hon.
Augustus e. Wilson, OF Louisville,
was tonight nominated by acclana-
ton as Republican candidate for Cow
Fernors OF kentucky at the State Con-
!vention in session at the coliseum. Mr.
Wilson had no opposition
"a The first plank in the platform car
rIes an Endorsement of President
2Roosevelts administrative policies. but
avoids a specific declaration In favor
of any candidate for tie presidency.
However, 1t Is SO worded as to be
generally regarded as more favorable
to Secretary Of War Taft than any
one else. 1t Is as follows:
I'VE approve t. polices and COM
mend the ability, courage and integ-
rity OF President Theodore Roosevelt
and hts administration, and without
expressing preference for any candi-
date, favor the selection of the ma
tlonal convention for President Of one
In full accord with these policies. and
who will energetically carry them out
ir the interests OF all tho people,"
Former Governor Bradley, permanent
chairman of tho convention, touched
upon the coming presidential campaign
In the opening speech.
"Our Democratic friends" said Gov
crnor Bradley "have but two candi-
dates 10r ePrcSlQcHl--OTe ltlo UElllldnl I
but erratIc statesman who already
stands condemned by the highest in.
telligence OF his party; the other the
great and mysterious individual whose
name seems to be unknown, except tc
our good neighbor brother, Watterson
but whose name I doubt not is Dennis.
On tho other hand we have wealth
OF candidates. anyone Of whom car
win In q walk"
Governor Bradley then eulogizet
I Secretary Root, Governor Hughes. o
New York. Senator ForaKer, retar!
Taft, Vice President Fairbanks, Speak
or Cannon and Senator Knox, althougl
lhe fore bore to mention their name
land continued: 'There is not Stat
lin the Union that cannot furnish Z
candidate who can defeat William !
4 bryan Next year we shall nominal
1 one OF the distinguished men whom
have named and who ever ho may b
will sweep the country"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
SENT. HIM CAPSULE
THAT WOULD CURE
One Containing Five Frains Of
Strychnine Mailed to Lord
Frederick Darlington.

ST LOUIS. NO., June ia capsule
containing strychnine sent through the
mails to Lord Frederick Seymour
Darlington, awaiting execution July
25th, as the convicted slayer of James
p. NlcCann, was intercepted to-day BY
Sheriff Herpel.
An envelope marked Personal" con-
taining tho five grain capsule OF
strychnlne and the following letter:
..Dear Lord Barrington,-I have been
informed that you are suffering from
indigestion, The enclosed capsule VIII
cure you without fail.
The letter was signed with pro-
fixed title Of dr." but tho name does
not appear In the city directory accord
ing 10 Sheriff Herpel. Tho capsule
was handed to Physician Edgar. Ht
gave n small portion Of tho content:
to cat and the eanimal died in a fs"
minutes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
HIGH INTERNATIONAL COURT
TO PASS UPON APPEALS

THE HAGUE, June S19.-To days
session Of tho peace conference lasted
only ian hour. Publicity for future
plenary sessions was unanimously
adopted. The only unexpected fea-
ture was IL proposition submitted by
Baron Marschall Won Bieberstein. Of
Germany. for the creation Of q high
international prize court for the set
tloment OF difficulties arising from the
judgments OF tho local prize courts
THIS was referred to a committee
Great Britain and tho United States
supported the proposal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
OBTAINING MONEY
ON FALSE CLAIMS
Of Big Milwaukee Con
Germ and Prominent Clubman
Placed Under Arrest.

MILWAUKEE,. WIS. June l9.-Ira II.
Smith. member OF the Wholesale
grocery firm of Smith. Thorndyke AMI
Brown. which recently went into In
voluntary bankruptcy, was arrested
this afternoon on q warrant sworn out
by Oliver G. Mason. real estate
broker. Smith Is charged with obtain
Ing money undor false representation
as to his firms finances. He was ad-
mitted to ball In the sum OF $4,000.
In tho schedule of assets OF the de-
funct firm, Smith was shown to be In.
dobted to the firm to tho extent Of
about 100000. Mr.. Smith was former
ly president OF the Merchants and
Manufactnrers' Association, and is q
prominent clubman,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
MOTION ToR REHEARING
IN 8GREENE-GAYN CASE

HUNTSVILLE, ALA, June 19.-
Counsel for Greene and Gaynor. the
Savannah contractors. who. are under
sentence for defrauding, the govern.
ment. have filed with Judge Shelby, OF
the United States Court Of Appeals. q
petition for leave to enter q motion
FOR a rehearing OF the case. The Court
OF Appeals recently affirmed the SEN
has been granted, and application for
reheartng will be formally entered
when tho Court OF Appeals convcnes in
September.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
PILE OF. SCRAP IRON
ALL LEFT OF WILDWOOD.

ST. JOHN. N. b.. June IA pilo of 1900
tons OF scrap iron In tho hold OF tho dis
mastod bark Wildwood which has arrived
here from Bermuda In tow OF the ocean tux
Gladisfen is all that iemnins OF tho old
British man -of-war Vlpor, The Wiper was
ono OF the English made warships, With
which tho Confederacy proposed to destr1c
tho Unlted States Navy during the Civil
War, but the British government learned OF
tho use intended OF tho warship, and she
was confiscated ana later sent to Bermuda.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20

Louisa.
LOUISA, VA, June 19.-Below is the
vote Of all precincts in Louisa county
except two: Of these two an estimate
Us made: Louisa Courthonse-Gor ordon.
1872; Carlin, ! Nicol !. Mineral-Gor-
don, 81; Carlin II; Nicol, J.. Bumrass
Gordon, b2 Carlin, none: Nicol none.
Thompsons Cross Roads-Gordon. C3,
Carlln. i; Nicol, none. Bells Cross
Roadc-Gordon, 81; Carlin, none; NJ
col, none. Zion-Gordon, 81; Cariin,
none: Nicol none. Mechanicsville--
Gordon. AS; Carlln, 2; Nlcol. 4. Trc-
vilians-Gordon 81; Carlin, none, NJ
col i. Frederick's Hall-Gordon AZ;
Carlln. 1; Nicol, /. Jackson-Gordon,
81; Carlln, none; Nicol, none Shell
TOMS Mlll-Gordon. 81; Carlin. none;
lin none; Nicol, none. Brian-Gordon,
%: Carlin, 4; Nicol, none. Cuckoo
Gordon, 43: Carlin, none; Nicol, none.
Total, Gordon, sos; Cnrlin, 20 Nj
col, 8. Not heard from-Bibb and Cen
e treville; estimated Bbb-Gordon. SIS;
Carlin. mono; Nicol, none, Centreville-
Gordon, 80; Carlin, none; Nlcol. none
making total-Gordon, S7S; Carlin
20 Nlcol. s.
Culpcpcr
CULPEfElt, VA, Jullt Ic---4Ile prl'
mary resulted In Culpeper county In
tho interests OF Hon. G. G. Carlin, OF
Alexandria, who carried 1t by about
ITS majority. Returns from oil the
voting precincts in the county indicate
tho above, This, the largest district
in this county. gives Mr.. Carlin ma
jority OF 81 votes.
The strong indication is that thu
general election in this county to-da,
Tor tho bonding issue Of catalpa ant
steyensburg districts for good roads
the former for 10000 dollars. and TIL,
latter for $45,000, was carried In favo
OF the bond issue. This distrlct give
. majority Of $50 for tho proposition,
Orange,
GORDoNsv1LI.E, VA, June 1o,--1
the primary election held here to-day
only 50 votes We're polled, Gordon re
ceiving, S4; Carlin. 4, and Nicol. ].
Returns from five other precincts ]
Orange county. were as follows
Orange-Ciordon. 166; Carlin, SO; Nico
Z. sville-Gordon, Al; Carlin
Nlcol, i, Locust Groye-Gordon. 10t
Carlin, Al: Nicol, /. NasonsG Gordol
81; CarlIn, IL; Nicol. 5,
ORANGE, VA, June 18TH
primary election here to-day fc
Congressman was quiet and orderl,
FCcntinnad on Second Page)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
Help the Children

A mile of pennies wifi he needed
to support three public Fairgrounds
In NichmOnd this summer, strips
OF cnrdl,Onr,l u foot long, with slots
for pennies, Will be distributed to-
day mt the business Onlce of The
III meA- Dispatch.
Come and get u ne-f0Ot strip for
the chillren'x playground.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
Hoard Of Examiperss Meeting.

[Speclal to Tho Tlnles-Dispntch.1 N
LYNCHBURG. VA, June 1O.-The
State Medical Board Of Examiners Is
in session here, giving the State med
| ical examination to l3a applicants for
license to practice In Virginia. The
board will he In session until Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
PRIMARY VOTE
BY COUNTIES
Text OF Telegrams from Various
Eighth District Centres Upon
Carlin's Nomination.

Returns from all OF the counties are
given herewith by counties :sa received
by telegraph and telephone last night,
and upon the figures contained IN tnem
is based tho table printed IN anoeher IN!
column
Alexandria.
. ALEXANDRIA. VA, June 10
Charles Carlin carried Alexandria BY
a landslide, and his vote far exceeded
the expectations Of the most sangulne
supporters.
a total vote of 1,401 was cast in this
city, which is one OF the heaviest votes
pollcd here in recent years The vote
was as sfollor--Carlin, l, l45; Nlcol, 237
Gordon, IT, and Ryan, 2. Carlins sup
porters are jubilnnt over the result
Eicol. as predicted. carried Alexandrla
county by a majority OF 55 over Car
lin. The total vote cast In the county
was sos, which was divided as follows
Nicol. 293; carlin, 243: Gordon, 2.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
ONE DODY NOT FOUND.
Navy Department. Offers Reward for
Wv Recovery of RemNinN.

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, June 19,-
Just before the battleships Ohio, Iowa.
Maine and Indiana sailed from Hamp.
grounds, or the Virginia capes. an or
der was posted from the tiagship. the
Ohio, olrering a reward Of $50 for the
body of Mldshlpman Henry Clay Murtin
the Inflated launch of the battleshiI
minnesota, whose remains have moi
lbeen recovered,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
MIR. BURRU[SS WEEDS
COVINGTON GIRL
Educator OF This
City and Miss Rachael p.
Ebbcrt Married.
r Tspecial to THE Times-D Dispatch.

~ SPcCIU1 0TopuTCT1'1 ------
a. ciMTrnMAff'n sprrnss Of nichmond, % ae va married.
Miss Rachael g. Ebbert, of Covlngton
Ky, here to-day The bride Is hand
some and accomplished, and was pop
ular In the oyer-the-riyer society set
She is twenty, and her husband Is ten
wears her senior. After their honey
moon trip the couple will live in Rich.
nond,
+ Mr.. Burruss is director OF manual
training in the public schools Of Rich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
PRIMARY RETURNS
SHOWN AT CLAN ICE

Following is table complied from re-
ports received from ali the counties
and towns OF the district. which tells
their story at a glance:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20

Continued on Third Page,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-20
ANY MAN A They |: /. NJ NAME II: !.
WOULD BEAT BRYAN
Governor Bradley So - eclares in.
Addressing the Republican
Convention ofalk entucky.
LEANS TO TAFT
Would Name Man in Full Ac-
cord With Administrations

S24SffI n.
ss's,TSas.'.s.'., !, ! ~;
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
WHAT CAUSED THE FURRY
An English Financial Expert Tells
the Story.


London, March 20.--The financial
expert Of the Daily Mail has written
a story Of the recent financial crisis
which, he says, is accepted in reliable
quarters.
zone Of our big banks the writer
says, had lent q huge sum to one
Of the American niagnates, the Sc
curity being mainly Union Paclfics.
The bank decided this loan should be
repaid, but on meeting with refusal,
1t resolved to liquidate the security
BY selling the Union Pacific shares
in It's possession. An attempt to get
rid Of them in large blocks on the
other side Of the Atlantic by private
negotiations failed and consequently
very large quantity was put upon the
market Those knowing these cir
cumstances formed the natural conclu-
sion that trouble would ensue and
sould other securities. The resultant
fall inprices and the all-around collapse
caused many difficulties among stock
exchange firms, including one Of the
highest standing. In this case, how
ever, the account was taken over by
a big Anglo-American house with the
assistance Of all that is most power
full In finance"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Dismissed ! Mall Clerk.

Los Angeles. March 2S.-Hugh G.
Shaug, Of this city has been dismiss
ed from the railway mail service for
his part in the organization Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Mail Clerks.
He was dismissed BY the order OF
Second Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral at Washington. A telegram from
San Francisco states that A. H.
Stephens. superintendent Of the Rail
way Mail Service Of the Pacific coast,
is authority for the statement. THE
action Of the department in the Shaug
case indicates that the department
win not tolerate the brotherhood"
said Mr.. Stephens.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Saved Her sons Life.

The happiest mother In the little
town Of Ava. No, Il Mrs. s. Rupee.
She Eritesi '.One year ago my son
vas down with such serious lung
tronble thai onr physician Was IN
abs 70 help him; when. By our drug
Il Sc advico I began giving him Dr..
Kings New Discovery. and I soon
noiiesd Improvement ! Kept tbs
fgcalmenf np for 4 lev .gcek1 when BE-
was psrioofly sell. Ho has worked
steadily sinee 81 carpenter wort. Dr..
Ki1e'a New Discovery saTei BE lie p
fiaaranieei besf r11Eh nni cold cure
b a. GIeIl1.I. fl1r9i1t so
~ 81 -1 nv -lll-l ~.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
BAD CALIFORNIA WRECK
A Southern Pacific wsstbound Train
Derailed at Cotton.
Twenty-six People Are known 10 Have
Seen Killed and 100 More Prob.
ably injured.

Cotton, Cal, March sos--one Of the
most disastrous wrecks In the history
Of the Southern Pacific occurred one
and one half miles east Of this town
shortly after four O'clock Thursday a.
tsrnoon when westbound train No. .
from New Orleans for San Francisco
ran into an open switch while going
at the rate Of 40 miles an hour and
ten Of the IA coaches were derailed
with frightful results. Twenty-six peo-
pie are known 70 have been killed
and the final list will total much high
er than this number. The injured
number about 100, many Of whom are
seriously injured and win die.
The wrecked coaches were hurled
in every direction. -Four Of them were
smashed into spllnters. Most Of the
dead were Italians from New York and
New Orleans. going to san francisco.
They occupied the smoker and day
coach.
The dead were terribly manned and
mangled. Eighteen Of them were TAX
en- TO the D. c. Schwartz undertaking
establishment at Cotton by 8 o'clock
and eight additional bodies could be
seen underneath one Of the overturned
and demolished cars. This car could
not be raised until q derrick was
brought from Los Angeles. 90 miles
away.
The injured were carried to this
city in vehicles Of al sorts and the
Cotton hospital was quickly filled 70
lie capacity. Many were taken to
the Presbyterian church and to pri-
Yate residences IN the vicinity.
Geo. L sharp Of Muncie. Ind, was
Instantly killed. The bagBageman Of
the train, whose name had not been
ascertalnod, was also killed. Engi-
nesr Clafence n Wormlngton and
Fireman Victor crSbb. both jumped
but failed 70 get clear and were caught
In he wreckage. They were bofh ter
ribly burned and Scalded. John Cold.
"a, he train conductor. was IN the
pullman section o. TIE train and -
capped injury.
Oui q about 50 Pullman passengers
there we're but two sustained serious
ininry. The three Pullman coaches
nd he dInef. uhlch we're on ne rear
q ne train. tid nol leave the irack.
rs ooc11a1ll q l1t1e oaa uefu
l..clI,.|iy znf..al
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Exclusions

City Of Mexico one way colonist
rate, Marca | to April 50, s24.
Colonist rate to California March
1st to April 80, $25.
Colonist rate to Portland, Tacoma.
Seattle, $25; to Spokane, e22.50; Salt
Lake, Ogden, $40. On sale March lst
to April 80.
Winter tourist tickets to West and
Southwest. also Old Mexico. Cheap
rates, long limits, stop overs.
Homeseekers' excursion, All points
West and Southwest, one fare plus 81
round trip. Call on or address
F.S. SAILS,
mt A. T. & S. r. R. K.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
Orders nisohexed.

The orders OF General Health have
been disobeyed, when you feel under
the weather, weak. tired, irritable
and suffer from headache, constipa-
ton, biIiousness, etc. The only sure,
safe aud permanent cure for this con-
dition Is DR.. Caldwell's (laxative)
Syrup Pepsin. It has . gentle action
all It's own, superior to that Of pills.
powders and carthartic waters. Try
II. Sold by all druggists at Soc and
$500. Money back Il it fails.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has
no superior for coughs, colds and
Group, and the fact that 1t 10 pleasant
to take and contains nothing IN any
way injurious has made It . fsvorite
with mothers. Mr.. W. s. Pelham, q
merchant Of KirksviIle, Iowa, says,
''For more than twenty years Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has been my
leading remedy for all throat troubles.
It Is especially successful In cases Of
Group. Children like II and my GUS
toners who have used It will not take
any other" For sale BY all druggists.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04


Washington, March 29.-Chairman
Martin A. Knapp Of the Interstate
Commerce Commission and Charles
p. NELL, commissioner Of labor will
leave here Friday noon for Chicago,
where they win hold q conference
with representatives Of conductors
and trainmen and officials Of western
railroads entering Chicago in regard to
the dispute over the question Of wages
which threatens to result in dlsas-
trous strike unless a satisfactory ad-
iustment is effected.
Chairman Knapp said Thursday that
the visit Of himself and Mr.. NELL will
be- IN the direction Of the mediation
and Cancellation. The request for
these efforts At mediation and concIlI-
alton came from the railroads.
ri therefore becomes our duty I'M
OAR the law said Chairman Knapp,
81 mt onrselves in communication
With The nartiaa and endeavor to
hvlrg ahont ! settlement. II we fail
4 that Snort thep Il q our duty 70
sna.avor q Ind,,ca the parties to en-.
IN ,nto AZ arhitratIon
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nutse Newspapsrs q Resun.e.

Butte, Mont. March 28.--Iiavinl
adjusted all differences with the Ia.
Dor unions the newspapers Of Butte
and Anaconda will resume publlca-
ton at once. The Intermountain and
the Evening News viii appear Thurs
day afternoon and the Butte Miner
and Anaconda Standard Friday morn
ing. Three year contracts have been
signed by the committees from the
Typographical Union, the Freshmen,
Stsreotypers and Mailers unions.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04
weIIman'6 Ar ehIp Ready.

Paris, March 2e.-The members Of
the Chicago Record Herald
north pole expedition are completing
the preparation Of the balloon Amer
lea and will leave shortly for from
soc Norway, whence they viii de-
part June /. The balloon, or airship
has been entirely reconstructed, has
new motors and possesses a lifting
power Of 1880 pounds.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1907-04-04

NouVaoNao FttWAty -" F@e~SAs
Lincoln, Neb., March S0-The SEN
ate Friday passed the statewide d.
rect primary bill with amendments
which the house concurred in. The
bill. which viii go to tho governor
Saturday, does away with state. coun-
" and city nominating conventions.