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The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

]. d. Green, manager of The Mesa
Dry Goods Company, returned home
at noon yesterday from New York
City and Chicago where he has
spent the past three weeks making
selections for the fall and winter
stock of the big store. Mr.. Green
was in New York City about ten
days and in Chicago about week.
He watched the markets pretty
closely and the trip will have its
value to the patrons of that very
popular establishment. 1.-The Mesa. -
Mr.. Green found business conditions
improving in the east and a general
expectancy for a good fall and win
ter.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

John Nolan left last evening for
Grand junction after pleasant visit
with his friend Henry Ives. He will
then go on to Columbus, Ohio, where
het will attend the convention of the
Brotherhood of riremen. He will al
so visit his mother in New York be
fore returning to his home in Grand
Junction.-Aspen Democrat.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

For the finesl ot Tread. the fresh
est and sweetest of pies and cakes,
for fancy and staple groceries, call
up the Progress, the old reliable gro
Gerry house and bakery. Prompt at
tention to all orders.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Special attention given orders Tor
ice cream, sherbet and candy for re-
ceptions and parties. We make 1t to
your order. Floyd.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Take the Colorado Midland to Den
yer, one fare for the round trip ac-
count of Interstate Fair. Tickets
on sale Sept. 9th.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

For service and accommodations
use the Nlidlands o'clock train to
Denver, always on time. Diners and
sleeperS on all trains.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Those So Dean panels are keeping
the Dean studio busy. They are reg
ular 81 values offered to keep busy
between seasons.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

We can furnish you the very best
ice cream for parties and receptions.
We manufacture our own cream, us
ing only Mesa county cream. Floyd
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

over 100000 gallons of city water
was used yesterday and last night
by Buffalo Bits Wild West exhi-
bition.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

w. II. Brunswick. or Pueblo, res
taurant man of many years exper-
ience, has leased the Mason cafe on
Fourth street and will open the place
for business under an entirely new
management on Thursday, September
10th. Mr.. Brunswick expects to
make the Mason cafe more popular
place than ever before. He will
give the very best of service. Reg
ular dinner will be served daily
from twelve until two O'Clock.
See Floyd for wholesale prices on
ice cream and sherbet
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Don't overlook Photographer Deans
special in high grade photos. The
time will be short.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Take the Midland's 4 o'clock train
to Denver. One fare for the round
trip. September to IL.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Paul Ashwort, a Telluride boy
well known in this city. will arrive
tomorrow for short visit with
friends here.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Call Il. up ~ron ,o~ ~aht
piunhe5 on tnat rush job. j. e. Ms
Kenzie. phone Red Ihi, Ssi Coz
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Photographer Dean is Offering a
dull season special in high class
work. Call at the Dean studio and
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Special rates to Denver via the
Midland next week.
The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07
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The daily sentinel., 1908-09-07

Harness repairins at Rhinehart's.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
NOT SETTLED IN WISCONSIN
La Toilette supporters Claim Solid
Delegation for Him In the
Badger state.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. April Especial
dispatches to the Milwaukee afternoon
papers indicate the election of Walter Alex
ander of Wausau as Taft delegate to
the republican national convention. II Is
said that the race for the second delegate
in the Tenth is so close that an official
count will be necessary.
In the Eighth district George w. Payne
a Taft supporter. is running a nose to nose
race with Torrison of the La Toilette slate
At La Toilette headquarters in Madison
a solid delegation is claimed for the Wis
consin senator.
MADISON, Wis. April 9.-Returns re-
ceived from the Eighth district at the La
Toilette headquarters in this city indicate
that George NJ. Payne, who is for Taft, is
defeated and that a complete La Toilette
delegation to the republican national con-
vention Is elected from that district. Their
figures also indicate that Theodore W.
Brazeau in the Tenth district, also for
Taft will be defeated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
OCEAN TRAVEL UNAFFECTED
Another RecOFd-BreaIinE Year for
Water Business IL in
Prospect.

NEW YORK. April 9.-Another record
breaking year for ocean travel is possible
II present prospects continue. While
steamship agents at the beginning OF the
year were dubious OF the outlook their at
titude during the last few weeks has
changed and they themselves were greatly
surprised when the statistics for the first
three months of the year were computed
last week
Instead OF the cabin passenger traffic
eastward having decreased by thousands.
as many persons had supposed, the fig
ures show a decrease Of only 1866 from last
year m the first cabins, while the number
OF second cabin passengers travelling in
that direction was 5,229 greater than last
year. The travel for the week ending last
Friday was record breaker for this time
of the year. for the various steamships
leaving took out 1lD more first cabin pas
sengers than vessels carried in the eorrs-
spending week OF last year. Incoming
liners, up to April 3, brought in 645 more
first-clsss cabin passengers than they did
during the first three months OF last year
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
sULeARIANS SEEKING RELIEF
Former Foot Hall Player ON Chicago
Eleven Calls Alteration 10
His COuntrymen.

CHICAGO, April "a foot ball player OF
the University Of Chicago is chief OF the
hungry Bulgarans who marched on the
city hall here yesterday.
Investigation reveals that Ivan Doseff
graduate Of the university. IL the instigator
OF the plan to march on the city hall
Doseff, who is Bulgarian and last year
played left tackle on the Chicago foot
ball eleven says he sent the mob 20 the
city hall in order TO "cal public attention
TO the distressing condition OF his country
men"
Dosen said irresponsible Bulgarian "em-
ployment agents and steamship ticket
agents are responsible for bringing the
men over from the old country. More than
50 per cent Of the men have wives and
children dependent upon them in Bulgaria
Several OF them mortgaRed their small.
properties 70 get money for their passage
Doseff said he viii visit the immigration
officers today 10 see II some Of the men
can be sent back to their homes IN BuI-
EaTiA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
WYOMING sTocKMEN CONVENE
Land Leasing Bill Endorsed and
Present Forest Policy with
Some Restrictions.

CHEYENNE, wyo., April o.-(special.)-
The thirty-sixth annual convention of the
wyoming Stock Growers association was
held here Tuesday and the old officers re-
elected, as follows;
President--w c. Irvine, Ross Wyo
Vice President-Robert De Trow.
Secretary-Miss Alice Smith. Cheyenne
Treasurer. d. Freborn, Cheyenne
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
CulbeFson bill relative to the furnishing
Of cars, transportation OF live stock, etc.
The movement OF the state and national
government in its efforts to eradicate
scabies and other diseases among sheep
cattle and horses was endorsed. The policy
of the general government in establishing
forest reserves was endorsed, but the con-
vention believed that these reserves should
be confined to the forest areas; also that
the practice of making contracts which
permitted the denuding of large areas Of
trees should be discontinued.
The leasing bill endorsed by the Ameri-
can National Live Stock association in
Denver last January was endorsed by the
Wyoming cattlemen here today.
The most important action taken was the
adoption of a resolution instructing
President Irvine to appoint a committee
of five members to arrange for a con-
vention of the stockmen and others Of
Wyoming interested in the disposition of
the unoccupied lands, to be held in Chey-
enne on September 10 next, at which there
are to be general discussions OF the ques-
tons of leasing etc, by cattlemen, sheep
men, horsemen and citizens generally, and
at which an effort is to be made to
evolve a measure, or system, OF controlling
and leasing the ranges that will be salts
factory to all.
The reports Of inspectors showed that
1907 was the best year in the history of the
cattle business in Wyoming, cattle netting
S40e6 per head. OF 10 cents more than the
previous year. The inspectors inspected
296O24 estray cattle at the several markets
and returned several thousand TO members.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
READY FOR THE PAPER TRUST
Fight Against Combination VIII He
Taken Up in Courts by Depart
ment of Justice.

WARRINGTON, April s.-Ihe house res
olution introduced by Speaker Cannon re-
questing information as to what steps
have been taken to prosecute the paper
trust reached Attorney General Bonaparte
today and were by him referred TO Mr..
Purdy, assistant TO the attorney general.
who has been charged with the prepara-
ton of the reply to the house 1t is under
stood that this reply will show that the
Department OF Justice already has taken
the initial steps to bring the paper trust
officials to trial on criminal charges and
that probably for that reason It will not
be possible to supply congress with much
detailed information. which might jeopar-
die the success OF the prosecution.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
SOIL SURVEY OF LANCASTER
Department of AsrIculturc Completes
work and Publishes
Result.
Iron q staff Corresnondentl


WASHINGTON. April 9.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-The Department OF Agriculture has
issued an interesting bulletin on the result
Of the soil survey of Lancaster county, Ne
braska. This survey was started through
the persistent efforts of Senator Burkett,
commenced two years ago and is now
complete and in published form. The
pamphlet contain twenty -four pages and a
map Of Lancaster county.
Senator Burkett was today advised by
the Postoffice department. that two add
tional clerks have been allowed on the
Lincoln and Kansas City railway postoffice
trains Nos. Il and AZ.
Water is now ready on a portion of the
south side canal north of the river. as
we'll as on the inlet canal OF the Belle
Fourche irrigation project in South Dakota
for 1900 acres of land. 1t is believed that
about 400 acres will be put in crops under
this portion Of the Belle Fourche system
this year. Water will turned on this land
through the inlet ditch, johnson lateral,
and through the temporary canal that was
built on Dry creek to conduct it to tho
south canal and there will be an ample
supply for all land that will be put in
crop
Frank r. White, formerly of Lyons, Burt
county, Neb., now superintendent OF scnools
in the Philippines is in Washington to
consult with the Civil Service commission
as to securing the services OF some $50
school teachers for the Islands. The Civil
Service commission, il is understood, say
they have an eligible list of more than
the number of teachers needed to teach
the youthful Filipinos.
r. r. Moore and wife OF Lincoln are in
Washington and today were guests Of Sem
ator Burkett at luncheon in the senate
restaurant.
r. b. Morgan of Lincoln, secretary to
Senator Burkett, and bride arrived in
Washington last night and have an apart
ment at Martha Washington inn on Capt.
tol Hill. owing to the pressure of busi-
ness Mr.. Morgan's wedding trip was cut
short and he was at his desk this morn
ing in the senator's office in the capitol.
Senator and Mrs Burkett tender Mr.. and
Mrs. Morgan a reception tomorrow night,
Nellie Yates of David City, Neb., has
been appointed stenogapher in the ma
tional museum.
w. w. Brown of Waterloo, Ia, has been
appointed clerk at Panama.
Rural route No. 2 has been ordered es-
tablished June / at Columbia, Brown
county. South Dakota, serving 800 peO-
pie and as families.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
HARTMAN HAS HOLD OF ERIE
Recent Change VIII give Him Trans
continental system of
Road.

NEW YORK, April 9.-Following the ac-
tion OF e. II. Hartman in providing $780,
900 yesterday for the payment OF maturing
notes, II was said today in Wall street
that the Erie railroad. will shortly pass
under the absolute control OF Mr.. Hartman
and his associates, who stand ready TO
spend under certain conditions. from
$50, 100000 to S40OO0,OOO for improvements in
terminal tunnels. trackage and rolling
stock. II these plans are completed Mr.
Harriman's long cherished plans OF per-
fectly equipped complete transcontinental
road, with the Erie the eastern outlet.
will have been realized
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
SYMPOSIUM ON WATER WORKS
Attorneys in the Case Give Opinions
on City's Position and Probable
End of the Matter.

Just what will be the final disposition
of the water works since the United States
court of appeals has decided that the APP
praisement of the property was just is still
somewhat in doubt and opinions differ as
to whether the city has the right to appeal
still further or whether It is bound to buy
the waterworks at the price which the
appraisers put upon the property and the
price at which IL was rendered to the
mayor and city council There is even a
worse possibility, namely. that the city
will have to pay interest on the sum from
the time the property was offered to the
city by the water works attorneys,
which was nearly a year ago.
Asked II the city will appeal from the
decision of the United States circuit court
Of appeals John L. Wester, special at
torney for the city in the case. said: "I
have not decided yet Just what we shall do,
will not know for ten days whether we
will or will not appeal
Carl c. Wright, also representing the
city of Omaha and the water board in the
case. said: ~ do not think that we have
the right of appeal. But we may get into
the supreme court on writ Of certiorari.
But l do not know Just now what we shall
do"
r. S. Hail. the principal attorney for the
Water company, said: II cannot see that
the city has anything left TO do but to
settle. The Water company did not bring
on this fight. It was forced upon the
company and we have beaten the city
everywhere along the line. / cannot see
where the city will gain anything by going
to the supreme court. have not seen the
complete decision. but my understanding
of II Is about as stated in the telegram
from Clerk Jordan / would infer that the
city might have to pay interest on the
amount Of the appraisement at per cent
from the date that President Woodbury.
and myself made the formal tender of the
property under appraisement to the mayor
and city water board. That was on July
Z 1907
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
BRYAN HAS TWO DAYS AT HOME
NebraskRn Arrives in Lincoln and
VIII soon Take Extended
Eastern Trip.

LINCOLN. April 9.-William J. Bryan ar
rived In the city this morning and will
spend two days at his home at Fairvew
Then he win start on an extended eastern
trip.
PEORIA H.. April 9.-Wnliam j. Bryan
has notified the Mandan club OF this city
that be will reach Peoria next Tuesday
where be will deliver political speech at
the ralH which takes place at the Coli
scum. Invitations were hurriediy issued
10 all prominent democrats OF central Ili-
nois 10 attend and several have already
been accepted. The original plan was that
Mr.. Bryan would be here April =. but as
he was going through here Tuesday he
concluded 10 stop over and deliver his
p@@-ia aaarA-s ~ that TINA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
WOODWARD is RENoMlNATED
CoHEresEman from Fourth West Vir-
Kia Diasrict Given Honor ON ..
Platter-Taft Wins.

PARKERsBURG. W. ", April Soon
gresham Harry c, woodward was renom-
mated by acclamation by the republicans
OF the Fourth West Virginia district here
late yesterday General c. w Curtin and
]. H. Eininger were elected district dele
gates to the national republican conven-
tion and NJ. A. Lowther a presidential
electof. They were instructed to vote for
Secretary Taft for the presidential nomina-
tion.
- sHELBYVILLE, Ind, April 9.-Repub-
Iicans Of the Sixth district met here to-
day 10 nominate a candidate for congress
to succeed James f. Watson. republican
candidate for governor. There are six
candidates for the nomination The res
olutions adopted at the convention
strongly indorsed Vice President Charies
Fairbanks for the presidency,
PEORIA H.. April 9.--The republican
convention for the sixteenth congress
sional district met this morning ia Sc
lect two delegates and two alternates TO
the national convention at Chicago. Res
olutions we're adopted indorsing the fed
erai administration and the delegates were
instructed TO vote for Joseph G Cannon
for president. The delegates chosen are
Walter $. Horton and Robert ID. Clark
Of Peoria.
WATERFOWL. n Y. April s.--At the
republican convention here Of the Twenty
eighth congressional district George cobb
Of this city and Luther W. Mott of Os-
wego were selected delegates 10 lhe ma
tlonal convention. The delegates were
instructd 20 support Governor Hughes for
the presidency.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI April s.-otto
f, Greedy and w, II. Eustis were elected
delegates from the Fifth congressional
district OF Minnesota TO the republican
national convention today rhe dolega-
tion is instructed for Taft
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
Temperature
DOMESTIC.

Senate passed the bill holding railroads
responsible for personal injuries of en-
ployes 1t is now ready for the presi-
dents signature. Page ]
Latter Day Saints in annual conference
discuss marriage of divorced persons
Page
President Roosevelt submits message
to congress calling attention to the need
of additional legislation regulating an
archy. Page l
Governor Hughes decides to cali an ex-
ira session of the New York legislature
to consider matters not done by the one
now in session. Page /
Alabama supreme court holds the pro-
hfbition law and nine-hour closing law
valid Page
Some of the mining districts are able
to settle their own differences and op-
position to a general conference exists.
Page
Grover Cleveland is reported to be much
improved after a weeks illness. Page
Bulgarians in Chicago found to nave
been brought over from the old country
under false representations. Page /
Lottery men in Cincinnati are given
heavy fines in federal court Page
W. j. Bryan has two days in Lincoln
before leaving on his eastern tour.
Page ]
Department of Justice will soon begin
prosecution of the Paper trust. Page 1
Charles f. Henderson resigns as vice
president of the Reading road. Page 1
ToREIaN.
Shareholders OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
way company hold session at London. in
which row over management of road is
precipitated. Fege 2
Details of the assault of Japanese upon
the American consulate at Mukden show
the Japanese to have been in the wrong.
Page a
NEBRASKA.
Error IN the count of voteA in lincoln
for a time made It appear as II the pre-
hibitionists had won The excise board
declared the reverse to be true. PAge 3
A. II. waterhouse, principal OF the
Omaha High school, has been rendered
and accepted the position of superin-
tendent of the Fremont schools. Page l
LOCAL.
Police capture Ben Marshall, colored,
strongly suspected of the assault ON Il
number Of young women and answering
description of negro who murdered, JOSE
phine Rummelhart October 7, 1908.
rage i
Sheep growers Of wyoming Montana
and South Dakota ask railroad companies
to name new rates on wool to Omaha
and from Omaha to the manufacturers,
with view to building a warehouse In
this city with a capacity OF at least 4O,-
900, 600 pounds. Page 8
L. Item q Sons, cracker manufacturers.
decide to build their new plant in Omaha
so per cent larger than at first intended.
Page 8
ooAnEnRCIAL AND MDUsTRLAL.
Live stock markets. Page 2
Grain markets. Page 2
Stocks and bonds Page 2
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
FINES FOR MEN IN LOTTERIES
Thirty-TwO Thousand Dollars AEgre-
gate of Penalties Imposed
on Cincinnati Men.

CINCINNATI, april s.-Fines aggrega-
ting SS2 200 were today assessed against
Morris Richmond and six others. who were
arrested some weeks ago, charged with
conducting the Kentucky lottery contrary
10 law The men were arTaigned before
United Ststes Judge Cochran in Covington
today under the indictments recently re-
turned and all pleaded guilty. the fines
being at once announced. Richmond was
fined $4,000 and lesser amounts were an
nounced against the others. al OF whom
declared that they were through with the
lottery business forever
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
PROCEEDINGS OF THE HOUSE
Democrats Foree Republicans to Pro-
dace oserun Three Times.

Democrats Foree Republicans to Pro-
dace oeerun Three Times.
WASHINGTON, April e-Three times to-
day in The house the democrats caught the
republicans mapping and forced them to
produce quorum. On one occasion a
vote BY tellers disclosed the absence of a
quorum. but Speaker Cannon peremptorily
applied the Reed rule and declared
quorum 70 be present IN doing so he had
a brief bat lively clash with Mf. Williams
Notwithstanding the repeated roll calls.
progress was made IN the transaction OF
public business. Both the army and the
fortifications appropriation bills were sent
20 eonferenee; the senate bill 20 increase
the efficiency Of the revenue cutter serv-
See vas, With democratic help, passed and
tho bill 70 promote the safe transporta a.
tion IN Interstate commerce OF explosives
was considered II win be finally dis
posed Of tomorrow.
The democrats prevented the adoption OF
the conference report on the Indian ap-
propriation bilI and caused It TO be sent
back TO conference.
AZ o'clock the house took recess un-
ali ii;@ tomorrow
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
Carr's Ca.e rroves serIon..

MARION, Kan, April e-Eight witnesses
were on the stand before dinner today for
the state In the preliminary hearing Of
William 4. Carr, charged with the murder
OF Oscar Bailey They were mostly EN-
playes OF the Wells-Fargo Express com
pany and the santa Fe railway at Newton
on the stand Wednesday and made the case
for Carr look serious. The prisoner win un-
doubtedly be bound over for trial at the
counu
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
CHARLEs HENDERSON REsIeNs
seeond Vice President of Reading
Railroad Win Leave His
Position Soon.

PHILADELPHIA. April .. % Announce
ment was made today that Charles f. Hen
derson, second vice president of the Read
ing 4 Pennsyivanis railroad, has sent his
resignation to President Baer. 20 take ef-
feet al Mr.. Bser's convenience OF not later
than May l. 4he cause for the resignation
was not gireu out The resignation viii be
acted upon next week.
President Baer has appointed n. II Bail
freight traffic manager. Il Is understood
he viii sssun;e some Of the work attached
70 the Office Of second vice president
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10
WATERH0USE TO FREMONT
Tendered Position as superinte ndent
and signs = Three-YeAr
Contract.

FREMONT, Neb. April s.--(specisl Tele-
gram)-The Fremont School board held
special meeting this morning and elected
Principal A. HI Waterhouse Of Omaha
superintendent OF the. city schools for a
period of three years at salary OF $500
Mr.. Waterhouso was present and signed
the contract. He will move here as soon
as the school year closes in Omaha. in
order to familisrize himself with the local
needs and conditions The board was
unanimous IN his favor.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-10

I'VE have lost Yer ystrong man and
a man whom II will be hard to replace"
said George D. Rice who was one of Mr.
Warehouses; strongest supporters on the
school board and who introduced the res
olution recently which was passed in
dorsing him. When he was reelected
last Tuesday evening at the board meet
ing that election was bona fide and was
made with the expectation that he would
accept the place for another year.