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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
WESTERN MATTERS Al CAPITAL
iowa Lsnd Case is Amrned ~ the
UBited stafes supreme
Court.


WASHINGTON. NAY Especial -sle-
rrsm.,-Ths United states supreme uuurt
affirmed with costs todBy the case % the
Iowa Railroad Land company. I,lklntin in
error. against Claude 7. Eluuer. In error,
10 the supreme court q Iowa Tf-is Is
sui IL equity, brought ty defendant in
error, who Vas plaintiff in courts below
tc cuiet title 20 forty acres uf LAND IN
Woodbury. county. Iowa
To secure an appropriation 70 begin actual
construction q The new federal building a.
Columbus upon the ground purchased ~
the government TODAY VII be one % the
many things which VIII require the strict
attention of Rsp-eseutEtive-elect Boyd. A
treasury warrant for a6.O1o was today
mailed District Attorney Goss Of OnAhh
@ purchase the site for the prospective
new public building AZ Columbus. The
property is located a. The southwest corner
q Fourteenth End North streets
Representative HinshHw Of the Fourth
Nebraska district is expected In Washing
ton tins week being one % the members
Of the committee appointed By Speaker
Cannon 70 make the annual visit q IN
EpectiOn 70 Annspolis Naval academy. The
T1ne president and preside11 also designate
q nike number. Among those selected by
The president WAS VIII owen Jones, editor
q the Nebraska state Journal IRE boAr5
VIII meet a Annapolis Monday June ..
Irwin z. Meyers has been appointed post
master Al earns. KeyB Pshs county. Net
wee :. A Nugsnt. resigned. and Minnie
l. Peterson al Osburn Frontier county
Neh-, vice John Peterson dead
Rural route No. has been ordered es-
tbblished July 1t a. Oxford. FN1rnRE county.
Neh-, serving 500 people and 100 families
Rural free delivery carriers appointed
NehraskB-Cambridge, route { Charles G
BrornEn carrier, Mar BronRn Eubstlrute
loEa-oHkriDe, route ? Phnip 4 BrBtfun
carrier, Jesse Garter substitute South Ds-
futa-Bruce, route liver A. Moe carr5er.
Jerte Noe EuhEtftufe
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
ABANDONING MONTANA FORTS
Pressas Orders of War Department
Take TrOOPs Away tr0n keoEh
nnd AEEinnibatne.

81 PAIL, May E--An Orosr received
to-day fr0m tie War depGrtnszt announces
the abandonment q Forts Keogh and A.
Einzlbolns- Mont The latter is EErrisonsd
by ths headquarters, srEn- band ana troops
A q. Eod D. Second cavalry. and they
win uroceed 70 DsE Mutnsk IA AsEnni-
bone IL by far Chs largest fuFT IN the
Uniisd States IN point q ErsA- comprising
xDSo8 AcrsK Ths buildinsS are q ths
rnoEs modsra Hnd up-to-da1s rypes o. rf.sar
kindE
Fu1z Ks0Eh, ths other EhEn60nsd post
is located several miles, from MnsE CITY.
Mont. In AREA Il 10 nsx1 t0 FDrr Assinui-
boins IN EiEe. oumEgaEing SI.6A ArnaE Its
two troops q ths strrh cavalry Az or-
dered % Ghs F10ipDinak
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
LAKE STEAMER RUNS ASHORE
G. y. BielDAn STRANDS Wear Pert
Austin. Mieh- and Crew ts
Reseuea Efnh DiMeuIty.

DETROIT. May EL-Ths steamer c p
Eis.ulEn and IL nonsort- TIE barge Nc
L1rhlEl- hound from Dulurh 10 Cleveland
visa iron ere ran On reef IN Lake Huron.
q ME and a hAh an RuTz Austin. HHrly 70
day IN q heavy EnuNELurn- The PORT AuEtin
life savers Eurassdsd IN brlnE1ng ashore
the crews nf buth vessels AFTER making
Lhrss rriEls to the scene q the wreck -hH
lEEI rTip beng MADE tins Afternoon In e
dangerous sea There Are hopes uf saving
the stsEmsr. but ths harEE a thought % be
tJeAl wreck
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
THEODORE TlLToR'S FUNERAL
B~dy 40 Cemetery of Mont
Par1Asse.

PARIS. May E.-The funeral services
over the body O. the late ThsSdare Tnrun
took plsns today IN the hrBs chapel O.
ne ArneriuEn church on the Rus &c Bsrr
and were very pathetic. Less than thirty
J'ersuns were present principally DsnbsrE
of the ArnericE1 cd1ouy, tnclnding TIE dnch-
sEE o. Ia Euchsfoucsuld and her rnother
Nrs Mitchell. wife Of furrDer Senator
Mitchell Of Oregon d. Goodriuh. the pas
Tor. ofhUihted
The service wEs very simple. consisting
q a prayer and lhs reading Of he once
for uhs de4d according 70 the Rpisooual
rte Oniy tNo carriages to1owed the body
70 me Mont PErnEsss censtsry. where tbs
snisrrnsnf occurred The body urunahtv
W-l not be taken 70 the Uni1sa states. hut
WI be removed later 70 BErhinun
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
FUNERAL OF YRS. NKlNLEI
Canton Friends VII View the Body ThiI
Ahttrnoun from 3 to 5 O'clock.
BUSINESS VIII BE- SUSPENDED WEDNEsBGY
President Roossvelt Win Re Accom-
panied by Secretaries Rect. Wnson
and Garaeld-GovsrnorH Harris
VIII Attend.

CANTON. O.. May Z7-Although 81 iE moi
Intended that the funeral q Mrs.. McKin-
lev shall take on the form q 3 ceuenuuy
q Ersts jet the coming o. the president
and members of his ohnenst- the VICE
presiasnt. The E0vsrnor o. Ohio and many
other people Of note. VIII make II such
II a degree Et least Late this -eTnoon
Il was determined to change <. anEe-
mentE for the funeral 20 ~ ~ the
remains to bs viewed q friends
Of the deceased. r. sNAsd fur TINS
Is from 3 toBo ~ row. To SHOW
their love fo- y - ted. thousands Of
school chi he included IN the
thrung thar % 70 the Mckinley hoDs
Und pass tht -der-
The city councL tonight mace arrange
rnents for 9 hcrsl piece 10 be sent 70 the
Mckinley home spread Appropriate min
utsE OF The record decided 10 attend the
funeral and adjourned cut of respect TO
The memory O. Mrs. Mckinley. The city
Board uf BducBuon DID likewise Business
win be EuEp,ende3 Wednesday afternoon.
Floral tributes IN profusion from friends
IN many states are arriving.
As there Is z detachment Of United States
regulars infantry on guard Af the McKtn-
ley vault IN weE1 Lawn cernetsry where
the body Of Mrs. Mckinley viii rest. until
the National nnRuBoleUrn is completed, there
VIII be ample guard for the protection Of
the president while 81 the tomb,
A portion o. this detachment can easily
De available for service AT the MCKINLEY
home II such action is thought necessary
70 insure the safety Of the noted guests
and keep back the expected crowd Of on
looksrs
--hR N,V - -. q. -. -.--.---..- -. -.
where the body Of President Mckinley lay
IN state was today al half naEt Es q mark
Of respect TO Mrs Mckinley.
Plans for PreEident's Trfp.
WASHINGTON. May E.-The president
and party VII leave tomorrow night for
Canton 10 Ettend Mrs. McKtnlsy'E funeral
The deviation of the "trip 10 Cantor VIII not
interfere with Huy Of the Subsequent Bched-
ulss provided for IN the visits to Indian
EpoliE and Lansing, on which the presideu;
originally intended 70 start "Wednesday
Secretaries Boot. Garfield and Wilson viii
accompany the president as far as Can
4 ton where ttley VII attend the funeral
z ceremonies.
Z Secretary Tar is confined to his home
today By colo. Owing 70 his engage
nsnt 70 address the rniIle-s convention a
/ St Louis on Thursday. neoessitstinr nj,
leaving Washington soon after -uidniEh-
I iornorToW, Secretary Taft VIII not be Eblt
10 accompany President Roosevelt and hil
( fellow members OF the cRhlnsa TO Cantor
10 attend the funernl
Grove Attends Dr. wntaon's Funeral
4 LINERPOOL.. MAY Ez--5An tmmeuse e-uwI
attended the funeral today ol tbs Rev. Dr
John WEtsur QEn McLs-snD who died a
Mrun1 Pleasant, Ia, May G There VIA a.
Z impressive service st the Chiffon Phrl
FreEh7tsr1zn church. where the srab4lnes
body had rested since its arrival May z
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
PREsBYTERnNs DISCUSS UNION
LiGtle Prospect Of ANY AetiOn bE
Untted General Assembly
This Year.

DEgvER- Colo, Nay z-Tbers has been
mueE discussion among the members q the
United FrsEbs-tsrlEn ASSEMBLY nov Ia ses-
sion n thiE city, b. regard 70 tbt Eppoluf-
inE q conference ouIuTufttet tO meet with
representatives q other Fresby1eTiEn
churches for the purpose ~ ErrEnging .
consolidation. bUt sF yet no ufhciE Ection
has been tEken and ire leaders q the con-
farsnos 40 not expect any bcti0n curing the
present aEseTltly.
T'hs matter q ESTABLISHING q mutuul lifs
Insurance uurfpauy 10 be controlled ~ the
general assembly Vas b-uuEat ~ and AIS
cuEEsd TO-DAY. u vas referred 20 q COM
u1irtse which S1u report a. ia na11 Es9srSi
ASSEMBLY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
ROCHESTER HAS A BAD FIRE
Blaze thar Dta Damage of F1ny 400 =
600 Was EEtinEutEhed with
DIReslty-

ROCHESTER. n z, Nay Z7.-Firs which
dc Al least u00.OB0 damage broke 0Ut In the
top door Of the building occupied ~ Oaks
a Calhoun Il Main street, east, today.
Although me fire Vas confined 10 the
buildings occupied by oaks a Calhoun and
the top hooT and attic q the National
Clothing store several neighb0rinE bUild-
i-,EE SUI sred from smoke und water The
basement q the Chamber Of Commerce
building Was fllsd with water q q depth OF
-four feet Water and smoke damaged the
Cook opera house
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
NEBRksKkNS GRADUATE IN EAST
OthsE Electrical EAEinesF-
ing Course

BOSTON, Mas Nay Z.-tspeciEl Tele-
gram e-AIbsrt MErrin Bernhard OF Ehsl-
ten Neh-. iE the sole representative uf EiE
ElEls IN the ErEdaEtinE eIAEE q TIE Boston
University Slh0gI q Law, which VII re-
usivs the LIB. degree June & he lE IN
fact the only WesteTnsr in the class
SOUTH BETHLEHEM Pa NAY q
Special Telegram Among ths Etnoeuti
Whc Vii receive degrees a. LalfEn uEiver-
Eiry June Z "A WlIEE walton CrEWf0rd
Of Bloomington Nsb re Es-E Ihs oeEres
q electrical snE1Rss1 t9T 0ouplsriun q thEt
course
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
WESTERN UNION FIGHT CUSTER
Company Says WyonanE Has No Raahr
10 make "a IBeOrPOrzte An
state

CHEf ENSE Wye. May z-Oustsr uro,-
oeeotnGs have been FLED tn the district
court today by District Attorney Mullen
EBuist the Western Union TELEGRAPH com
pHuy because q its failure 70 hle Us articles
az incorporation In LhiE State The com
paHy bases its refusal on The ground rhst
Il % cETTytng interstate business ana Ia
stEsIiEhInsns in this state preceded the en-
zotH3eut d the Law
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
GOVERNOR uNLE IS DYING
Chief EKecutive of Arkansas MOI
LIKELY &c Recover from Ar
tack Of heart Disease

PORT SMITH. Ark, May Z.-Govsrnor
John r. Little who on Saturday night
suffered an ErtEck o. hsEr1 failure a. his
home ~ Greenwood. is believed 70 Be ayinE
Robert McFErlEns. who has been very
closely connected N1lh G0vsrnar Little for
yeErs stated a 12-se rodEy thai the Eor-
srnUrE o1Ddinun Al nat time WA very
eririosl and thEt he eould not possibly sur
FaFA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
WHEAT MAKES VIEW HIGH RECORD
KOrwtthstnDdI dInE BulKe Dae 20 Frose
Market Was Not Very Active.

CHICAGO. Mag g7--New high records for
the crop were made ~ the wheat market
today. July selling sf C-Bss ana Dsce-nbsr
81 Sl05aS September reached sts niEn
mark Of S1bzAs. mA6s last week KIHing
trosts we're reported from parrs OF The
wheat belt q Kansas and heavy trosts
were general over Kansas. Nehrasls and
Iowa Even with this news - hulsl prices
nor after the exciting bulge n the open
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
DOMESTIC

Arrangements have been made for 8
simple funeral uf Mrs Mckinley a. Can
ton Many notable people VIII attend
Page
Trial q Judge HzrE1s begins a. Lex
inEtnn On the charge of numbering Cox
Page
Lockout continues at Rock Springs snd
niDe-s and operators prepare for contest
RAES
Government orders vacation q Ports
ReoGh End Ass1nnibotns. Mont Pare
New York stock market sells on from
70 5 points Oh heavy Liquidation, due 70
advance IN wheat and cotton Wheat on
Chicago BoE-d q Trade made new high
records for July and December. Pare
Special veui-e Et Boise Is exhausted and
court ad3ournE until Friday. Five more
men VIII probably be needed 70 complete
the 5ury. Judge Wood orders another Epe-
cisl vsnire Of sixty-one men Pare
Kansas Railroad commission viii order
reduction Of railroad fare 70 cents E
uaile II the Nebraska statute iE upheld
FAEs
Henry Kneis, living northeast of Nor
foIk Shot his brother and then k1l1S him
sslf Page 5
Mrs. Robert Cra1 Of NorfaIk. Hwak-
sned by burglars trying 70 ehl0rDform
her, friEhtened them away and saved
81. 900 she had in the house. RAEs ,
Bodies Of two boys Crowned near Ash
land Al Christmas time are found IN the
Platte river PAEs .
Union Pacihc And BurltnE1on represent
AtlveE appear before state Board Of A.
ssssrnent and make strenuous protests
against the proposed increase in the as
/ BesErneuf uf those Lines Pare ,
YcRzz9H.
1 RaheIlion and raots occur IN China Ger
4 man mission al Lien Chow being de-
Etroyed All civil and military officials Al
1 wonEkonE are aEssEstnRtea PAga !
LOCAL
Frost Sunday night Is reported 70 have
done considerable dR-uHgs 10 vegetation
PNgs !
4 81 goseph's hospitaa autho-5sIeB are r1s-
( rosisting win the street railway af1cisls
/ for property al Tenth and DorGAs streets
I on which 10 erect an addltiun 70 Ihs hos
I pitAl PAEe =
No brass band wll be taken On ths oom-
ne-cial invasion q the Ersat northwest by
! the Omaha boosters. who want more sub
Z EtAnti1l Advertisement Fare 2
Slower trains which the railroads are
putting into effect VIII bs & bensnt 10
Omaha Pare S
In wonHn'B worl6-Ampls entertain
rDsut planned for the week at the el0Rs-
PAgs 5
J. T MArohEnd formerly attorney for
the IntsrstAie Commerce commission, nov
with the Rock Island. says preJudice
against railroads has dtsEpPsArsd except
n the minds Of the Egitator and dsnR-
goEue- Pare "A
1 Frissrrs. n Hamburg SHY from the
( Keens STABLES, won the LRUrsttA stakes
81 Belmont Park RNEs 4
Results Of the bail games:
s-OmAhR Va Dss kuines-2
3-Ldncoln Va. Denver-2.
b-EiuuK City TE. Pueblo
B-CincinnEE va. Chicago
2-St. Louis Va Pitts burg
3-LouisvfIls Va T1iedo-l-
6-St- Paul "a. MilWEukes-2.
columbus va. IndiEaapoTs-1.
F-MinnsApo1E vs. Kansas CITY.
Page 4
ooxCGRcIAL AID INDUSTRIAL
Live stock markets. Pare
Grain markets. Pare
Stocks and bonds FAEs
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
NATIVE INDIANS FOR REVOLT
Capture 81 HiRau Reveals Eaort ~
Ezssss JsPansas asa AEEsEst
HnEaaad

LAHORE B-1tinh insiA Nay =.-Thoss
Whs hsvs hsen artributiag the unrest IN
inasa 10 ths E1rtoE o. the japanese over
ths Russians fE6 oonrrmEtiua q their
selisf IN decumeuts fouad In tbs puases-
son a. q Eiidu lawyer Ene . cumpEnion
Eruerted here IN connection win the re-
cent riui 'H1 RHwzlptpdi- Zhs documeuts
shuN that The men taken into custs tsay
Were on their way 20 Toxic 20 solicit
JEpGDess .ltsrvsntsann An behAlf % = Ia
rsN rsvoN AgAAna BE1rzh rulA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28

For some years M Carson. who had
many acquaintance in Omaha and Ne
brEskR. had been cashier q the Union
Stock Yards company. but be resigned this
position about eighteen months EEo and
went west where he had mining iuFsEt-
ueuts. II was Whns ont WeE MS health
became impaired and he suffered from
typhoid fever. Hs hEd gone 70 ONO 70
visit tis mother. He ErlsTsd considerably
over MS poor health.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
DELMAS HAS WORK IN WEST
san FrAnstsoO Lawyer EnEaEed 40
Dsfe1d O1eAAAs Of TeIs-


EAS FRANcIsco. May Xl.-DslHhin N
DslnEE mas been engAEed 70 dsfsne Louis
Glass and 2 Y HA2ssy. two olhciAlE o. the
PLcthe States Tsleph0ns and Telegraph
saEApEzy hdistst sar bribery. Hs MADE his
Gns1 ApDsEE11ss n eoRz kzh nsEuaza
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
UPRISING IN CHINA
Rebels at Wang K0sr AsEaEEiIsts AL
Military and Civil o5ciAlh
MISSION sTgrss At uu CHOW BURNS
sMinuionEriss. Vbs Are ssrDHuk, sunO'sosd
II ErutPing.
SCENE or RIOTS FINE YEARS AGO
Fiv. LnsriosrI Were Killed and Hospital
Ls6 s,hssl Burnsa.
FOUR AMERICANS ARE THERE NOW
Presbyreraas Beard says Thcy Are
Vet Connected with German sta
tioa ana No Report Of
Troable Received

swATow. Province OF KwBvtunE. China
May IA rsh,eriun has broken out al
wanKkuuE in The UpinE district q the
Csln Cf1u prtfsci- Al the civil and NH
tHrT ufscdBlA Al WE1Fkong have been a.
HAsstnH1ed and their Yhns1s burned
The local reruluuouists, who were joined
by natives Of the nsiEhbortnE TIroFlIlcet'
concentrated fur their Bttaek o. the On
ciHis without being uloisEtsd By the p7pu-
lace.
me military commanders have mustered
the station guards and started for the
scene Of the outbreak
steps are being taken By the local police
70 prevent sKcssseE here
IRE Chinese bankers have organized
steam lnunch patrol q the coast 20 pre-
vent rsrnficsl attacks On the psTt OF ma
rH16erf from the ssRward.
BERIIN. Nay E,-AcoOrding 10 ais
patches received here from shanghhi and
Hong Kong nH13vt rioters have destroyed
the German mission station n Lien Chow.
near PAkboi The missionaries escaped.
The German E-unbssi ntis. reinforced ty
twenty marines from the Eunb0Ht Tsingtsu,
has left Hong Kong for Palcaoi and il 10
expected that 9 British gunboat VIII also
be sent 70 that pert
Five American missionaries were killed
IN Isen Chow, October ., 1865 and hos
pitBl and ether missionary property were
destroyed Indemnity for the loss Uf lie
and property was paid by TIE Chinese gov
erurDsuf sElly in January Of the present
year
According 70 hdriues received by the Ger
man Gable co1npb from Shanghai us
3 turbanots have slso broken out 81 PAkhul
: and the situation there, as 81 LAen Chow
iE apparently serious
CANTON. China May Z7.-Adrnir1l Ia
win the KwEnEtAh and Mesfoo. on boBrc
Of which are attachments Of troops. 10 pro
cssdiuE 10 the scene Of the rising IN ths
Updng dist-4o-.
Bee4elon of Americans
NEW foFGK N&g s7,-FUEr r5isEi0zkTsei
Of the PrsRbytsrakn Board Of Foresgn MAs'
Hs~ns are now stationed 81 IAsn Chow
srvrdlnR % e statement EaRde NJ thS
vices nf the board IN thiE city today
<eThsy are Rpv. gohR S Cunkle, who lately
.returned TO L8en Chow Hf1er a furlouEA
EuEland, the Rev. Rses p. Edwards and
Ms VIE and Mtss EldA Patterson Theg
have been IN the miasiun 6eld 10 long thai
Their home addresses are nut scoeHsihl'
a. The uf1cc uf the board In this CITY.
since the outbreak Of 1sB the Presby
teriEn missions Al Uen CHOW have beei
any way with the German mission. tn
destruction Of which 10 reported ~ Berlin
Nc tnsormEtion Of the tr0uhls al LAel
Chow, however, has been recsfved frou
any Of their EtB5uns-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
CHARLES CARSON ENDS LIFE
Man said 70 1--we In Omaha EAOOts
Himself sa RaineSVtne, o.
while On Visit

PAINEEvILLE. o, May z.-ChsrisE M
Carson, 6 years ola took his life here
lEst night BY shooting himself a. the
hons o. hts mother, Mrs A NJ. CErsur
during her shsence. Carson had been III
win TYPHOID fewer al ms home in OMAHA
where be had been in ne cErile business.
He came bsrs On q visit a Ehort time age
and eIpel1sE tu return 10 Omaha TODAY.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
BIG RAS ON ALLIANCE LINZ
Nearly Three Ihehss IN Wy0HiHE DiE-
rrief Of the BurdhEton-

The Burlington crcp EBd sul report for
ths WyuuinE diEtr1et for the week end
lng Nay = shows 2E inches o. rEin fen
urer TIE entire Alliance division Friday
and Saturday. putting the sol iu excellent
condition for ErVW1ng. via WErm weather
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28

FORECAST FOR NEBRASKA-PaTtly
cloudy and warmer Tuesday; showers hno
cooler a. ulrht and Wednesday
FORECAST FOR 1OWA-TDeEdhy fhiT
and warner wednesday partly Cluu1y,
probably showers tn vest portion warmer
n eHsI portion.
TEr-r1.--ntnra AZ ---nAhA Nester6Ay.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-05-28
SUMMARY OF THE BEE

Tuesday, NaT rs, 1907.
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