Omaha daily bee., 1907-09-08
emperature al Omaha yesterday:
DOhdESTIC.


that Chicago Railways company cannot
take control Of street car lines under or
der of Judge Grosscup I, Page L
President Hall of the Belding Hall com
pany, who borrowed" sS55.OOO from his
company, is now a fugitive, leaving his
children penniless I, Page 2
Walter Wellman is waiting for a IA
vorable wind before taking his northern
journey to the pole I, Page
Mrs. Fred Fish, wife of a wealthy
broker of Chicago, was found murdered
and her husband wounded and a maniac
Page j
One hundred bids for New York City's
new municipal bonds have been received.
I, Page /
President Roosevelt declares he likes
cross-saddle style Of riding I, Page i
Wall street feels reassured on learning
that government money will be deposited
In the Wall street banks. l. Page I
All eyes are centered on the maiden
voyage of the Lusitania, which will race
with the Lucania on first trip. I, Page 1
Passenger train jumps trestle in Georgia
and baggageman and three passengers are
injured. l. Page q
Engineer is dead and fireman seriously
injured in Rock Island wreck near To-
peka. I, Page
FOREIGN.
French people are awakening to the fact
that the Moroccan question promises to
be of greatest import. Germany inclined
to acquiesce to any necessary measures.
l. Page 1
The Hague conference adopts articles on
the opening of hostilites at a plenary
sitting I, Page 1
NEBRASKA.
Sam westerfeld of Lincoln was robbed
OF 1915 at Lincoln while hiding his money
In the cellar, I, Page 3
State fair will have a surplds of about
$4,000. Grain shippers invited to attend
the rate hearing commencing September
Q. Governor Johnson of Minnesota
groomed for running mate for Bryan.
Page 3
Manager Peek of the John Deere Plow
company confirms The Bees story as to
the purchase of the cathedral property
for erection OF eight-story building.
H. Page i
County board finally grants request Of
Treasurer Fink for more help to dig up
delinquent tax lists back to 1859.
II, Page 8
Hartman proves by an object lesson
that he Is like many other Americans
when he sleeps in that he snores.
I, Page 4
Deputy County Attorney Magney says
names of new candidates cannot be added
to ticket unless vacancy for incompetence
or resignation. I, Page 4
Captain A. NJ Short OF Medford. ore
oldest captain on the Mississippi and
once associated with Jim Hill, tells of his
forty years as boatman. I, Page 5
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tion of the child labor law will reduce
their forces Is per cent. II, Page
Mayor Dahlman now admits futility Of
his scheme to acquire the gas plant and
proposes to have legislature change char
ter I. Page
REAL ESTATE AND BUILDING
Sale. of st. Philomena's cathedral slit
to Deere company the feature of the
weeks business in Omaha. II, Page i
Omaha architects insist that the porch
habit is growing In Omaha, until one man
builds a house that Is practically all
porch. II, Page
MAGAZINE SECTION,
In the Magazine Section of this number
will be found a short biography of George
Gardiner. a pioneer in the telegraph
business in the west; Notes and Anecdotes
of Richard MansheId's Life; New Workers
Who Spend Vacations in Tents; Labor
Day Demonstration in Omaha; Veteran
Who Followed Unser Fritz Through
France; Gossip of Plays and Players;
Senator Pettus a Pillar Of the Old School;
Life in St Lazarre Prison; Tales of Prom
inent People. six Pages
home SECTION.
In the Home Section Of this number
will be found Buster Brown; The Busy
Bees own Page; MediaevaI Horse Racing
Sun Popular at Rome; Cairo. the Great
City Of the Nile; English Sheep Dog Tests
in America; Progress In the Field of Elec-
tTicity; Mushroom Hat Holds over for
Fal land Winter; What Women Are Do
ing in the World; FLUFFY Rufies.
Six Pages