Omaha daily bee., 1908-02-06


left for Knoxville after the prisoner. He
returned 10 McCook February g. A pre-
liminary hearing was held the same day
and ouiggle was bound over to the dis
trict court. He was tried in district court
the same day and sentenced to two years
and six months in the penitentiary. for
horse stealing He was received at the
penitentlary February a. the same day
Governor Sheldon received the officers
return on the requisition.
Test of child Laws.
Colonel John ]. Ryder, deputy labor COM
missioner. will go to Beatrice tomorrow
TO be present at a hearing Of a case
brought to test the compulsory educational
law and the child labor law.
Republican Club BANQUET.
Members Of the Young Mems Republican
club are making great preparations for
their annual banquet the night Of February
T. The affair will be held at the Lincoln
hotel. Among the speakers who have ac-
cepted invitations to participate are State
Senator r. Dumont Smith OF Kansas. state
Senator c. II. Aldrich Of David City and
Judge Field of Lincoln
Examinations for Doctors.
The Board Of Secretaries of the State
Board of Health conducted examinations
today. dozen or more young men took
the examination to show they are qualified
to practice medicine.
Suspended students ReadmItted.
After having made the demanded apology
the four first year men at the state uni
versity who were suspended for alleged
completely in the KIDNAPPING of Dale Nc
Donald two weeks ago were permitted to
re-enter the university today. Hoel, Ben
son, Minor and Mccarthy have registered.
but the chancellor is determined that Pres
ident Weavering Of the freshman class
shall not. The four men who made the
apology and re-entered were obliged to
sign a written statement that they would
never enter into any class fights to break
any OF the unwritten laws of the university
while attending school at Nebraska uni
versity.
Upon the advice Of Attorney whedon,
whom Weaverling has hired as his at
torney, Weavering attempted to register
late yesterday afternoon, but he was re-
fused admission. He received a written
statement from the registrar stating the
reasons why he win not be allowed to
enter. Attorney whedon is In Kansas City
now, but as soon as he returns weaverling
expects to start proceedings, to show why
While he was attempting to register and
during his conversation with the chan
cellor Weaverling had witnesses present
who will probably be used il the case goes
into court. 1t seems probable that in
junction proceedings will be started to en-
join the chancellor from enforcing his or
der Of expulsion
Cement Users Convention.
The program tonight for the cement users
consisted of an address by c. w Boynton
of Chicago; Architecture in Concrete" by
]. f. Johnson of Hastings, Neb., and an
illustrated lecture by Prof. G. r. Chat
burn of the state university on Cement
as a Fire-Proofng Material" Two ad-
dresses will be given at the meeting Thurs
day morning. w. F. Roney of Grand
Island, Neb will talk on Concrete
Blocks" and o. J. Fee of the state uni
versity will give an address on Cement
Sidewalks"
Commercial Club Convention.
The executive committee of the state
Association of Commercial clubs met in
Lincoln yesterday at the call of President
Bushnell and set date for the meeting of
the clubs. The meeting, which WIN cover
two days, will be held at Grand Island, be-
ginning March IS. The members from out
of town were John Ward of Tecumseh G.
F. Milbourn OF Minden, and A. F. Buech-
Ter of Grand Island who is secretary of
the organization.