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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-25
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
CAR WIRES WILL NOT Be CUT
Street Railway Company Restraints
Enforcement of Ordinance.
REDICK GRANTS THE ORDER
Right of the Company TO Sell Elec-
tricity for Power IL Defended
in the Petition to the
Court.

A restraining order to prevent City Blec'
trician Michaelsen removing or cutting the
wires and conduits of the Omaha & Council
Bluffs Street Railway company in ac-
cordance with the Funkhouser resolution
was secured Monday morning from Judge
Redick Of the district court by the attor-
neys for the street railway company. The
hearing was set for September 81.
In the petition the right of the company
to sell electricity for light and power pur-
poses is defended by the attorneys. 1t Is
asserted the old franchise OF the Omaha
Street Railway company, which was as
signed to the present company, gave the
old company the right to maintain poles
and wires to conduct electricity and Incl
dental to this to sell current for power
purposes. 1t is also asserted the company
has been selling light and power TO indivld-
uals for over eighteen years with the
knowledge, consent and approval Of the
city, and that the city in numerous acts OF
the council has recognized this right. 1t Is
therefore commended the city is estopped
from questioning that right now.
The company, says the petition, has in
vested $4,000 In equipment for this part of
its business and has al income Of S2O.o 900
a year from 1t. To shut It off now. 1t con-
tends, would deprive the company of It's
property and cause an irreparable loss both
to the company and to a number Of bust
ness establishments dependent on It for
light and power.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
ELDER STATESMEN TO MEET
Political Complication Growing Out
of Change of Ministry I'm Japan
to BE Considered,

TOXIC, July6.-The elder statesmen have
been m to meet July Z. when the
political situation growing out of the
resignation of the cabinet will be considered.
At a meeting of the leaders of the Seiyuiki
party today a split developed, but 1t is not
considered serious enough to prevent Mar
quis Saoinji from delivering sufficient votes
to guarantee a majority for Marquis Kat
sura as premier of the new cabinet to be
formed.
A new danger in the situation appears to
be that the illness OF Marquis Saoinji may
make 1t possible for the leadership of an
other who will be unable to control a ma
jority.
The situation has developed an interest
ing struggle between the Yamagata faction
and Prince Ito, who strongly favor the
Seiyuiki party. In the Meanwhile Count
Admiral Yamagata and Baron Terauchi
the latter a strong Seiyuiki party man, have
not given up hope that the failure of Mar
quis Katsura to command a majority means
the success of Terrachua because Of his
strength among the seiyuiki party.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
STORM FOLLOWS HOT DAY
Wind, Rain and Hail Are Accom-
panied by Quick Drop In
Temperature.

After an unusually sultry day Omaha was
blessed Sunday night with a heavy rain
which cooled the air and settled what IT,
tie dust the fine Fourth of July weather
had been piling up in the streets.
The days highest temperature was reached
about 5 o'clock, when the mercury stood at
80. Two hours later It had dropped only 2
degrees, but by 8 o'clock the storm had ar
rived, and between 8 and o the mark was
6s, a drop OF % degrees.
The storm looked for a while as II 1t
might be something quite different from
pleasant. as the clouds in the south and
west were black and threatening and APP
peared for some time to be hanging stat
tionary except for little whirlwinds which
drove some Of the lighter ones about. The
northwestern sky was smooth and green,
which suggested wind and hail, both Of
which materialized later. Thunder and
lightning were discomforting.
Scarcely any damage was reported, al
though the heavy rainfall tied up the car
service for short Intervals during the early
part Of the evening. At Twenty-fourth and
Farnam streets q pole supporting trolley
wires was blown down. but the damage
was soon repaired. There was also an en-
tanglement among the wires at Sixteenth
and Cunning which was made right with
out much trouble. Telephones all over the
city kept jumping and sparkling during the
first part OF the storm when the lightning
was heavy, but no lines were put out OF
commission seriously. The rain continued
until past midnight, although the wind and
hail. which began about $50. had ceased by
curfew time.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

EDISoN-The Arapahoe and oxford base
ball teams contested here on the Fourth,
the latter winning by a score of . to 1.
EDlSON-Preparations are being made
Angus 10 and D. Fine speaking and
plenty Ct amusements are expected.
AUBl RN-Alva Sums, a farm hand
living theast Of this city, while cele-
brating ; Fourth accidentally discharged
a revoN the bullet striking him in the
is not thought anything serious will result
ARLINGTON-A heavy rain,
led by some hail, fell here Sunday even
Ing. The rain continued to fall for about
twelve hours. This will greatly interfere
with corn blowing and haying.
ARLINGTON-The farmers have com.
menced to cut their winter wheat and re.
exceptionally good and II the heavy rains
do not spoil the crop, there will be plenty
Of work for the threshing machines.
ARLINGTON-Ex-Count Judge, f. c.
Jackson has announced his candidacy for
county attorney, subject to the action o.
the republican voters.
LINWOOD-Cedar Bluffs played here the
Fourth, score 5 to o In favor of Linwood,
LINWoOD-One OF the hardest rains OF
the season fell here Sunday night. Two
inches OF water fell. Wheat and oats are
badly lodged and wheat is ripe, 1t will
be impossible to get into some fields for
a week with good weather.
CENTRAL CITY-Merrick county will
have two saloons this year, In spite of the
fact that It at first appeared that the
town would not be able to secure any
Judge Hollenbeck has just handed down
his decision in the contest over the saloon
at Silver Creek, sustaining the action OF
the village board in overrullng the re
monstrator ard Issuing a license.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
CARNIVAL AT wALTHILL
six-Day Celebration Proves = Great
Succean.

wALTHILL, ,Neb,. July 6-(special.)-
Saturday night closed a slx-day Indian car
nival at Walthill. Four hundred and sixty
eight Omaha Indians camped in town dur
ing the entire week and many others spent
several days visiting the exercises.
A complete program OF amusements was
carried out every day, consisting Of a ball
game, horse races. a wild west show, a
balloon ascension and an Indian dance. The
Indians danced their ancient dances in their
most fancy and gorgeous costumes. Many
hundreds Of people visited the town every
ARxs sN .a-~s ~
July l was barbecue day, but q rain
prevented all of the program being carried
out. July . was Fremont day, and consid-
erlng the weather.. a good crowd from that
city was in attendance. on Sioux City day,
July 3. a special train brought LOO people
nm that city. and the regular train
L. ought nearly as many more from the
same place. July 4 the crowd was larger
than expected and the accommodations of
the place we're taxed to the utmost.
The sale of liquor was practically sup
pressed. on the Sd. Bert Cox. a local char
acter, was arrested and bound over to the
United States grand jury for selling liquor
without a government license and also for
introducing liquor into an Indian country.
Six Sioux City boys were arrested on the
same charge. Several small supplies of
liquor were taken and destroyed. There
was practically no drunkenness.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
BIG CROWD AT KRUG PARK
Attendance sunday Rivals that of IN
FOurth-BRnd and Vocal Music
the Feature.

The record-breaking attendance at Krug
park On Saturday was followed by a larger
than usual Sunday patronage. The people
in general love this beautiful park with ita
unusual outing accessories, and when the
weather is favorable It is strongly sup
ported.
The band concerts on Sunday were greatly
enjoyed by large audiences. The solos by
Miss Pallansch and the concert by the
Hirschhorn quartet afforded great pleasure
to all who love vocal music Of a high order
Of merit. The Hirschhorns will sing every
afternoon and evening during the coming
week, closing their engagement with next
Sunday evenings concert
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
Farmer- win visit state Farm.

NORTH PLATTE. Neb.. July s-tspe-
cial)-North Platte is making elaborate
preparations for the first annual basket
picnic OF the farmers OF western Nebraska,
which will be held at the Nebraska State
Experimental farm Thursday. w. p. sny-
der, the superintendent Of the experimental
farm. on behalf Of the regents Of the Uni
versity Of Nebraska. extends a cordial in
v~itation TO the farmers Of western Ne
braska to meet at the farm on that date
The farm will be inspected from 10 to
and from 1 to 2 the basket lunch picnic
Will be held in the grove At 2 p. m. e. p
Brown. representing Governor Sheldon
Dean E. A. Burnett and others viii speak
Ice cream and Lemonade will be served free
Last year the wheat on the experiments
farm threshed out sixty bushels to the acre
and this year promises more.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
MANY BATHERS AT MANAWA
Torrid Weather Draws Big Crowd to
This Popular Lake
Resort.

What promised to be one Of the biggest
Sundays OF the 1893 season at Lake Man
ava was spoiled by the storm late yester-
day evening.
The afternoon was an ideal one for sum-
mer resorts, the torrid rays Of old Sol driv-
ing the town folks 10 the cool parks to
escape the terrible heat. Bathing was
naturally one Of the most popular attrac-
lions. For a while It looked as though
Manhattan beach patronage would surpass
that of the Fourth of July.
A new feature that pleased all OF Sun
days visitors was the sail boat races.
There was a light breeze-the pleasure
crafts seemed TO fly over the smooth
water like monstrous white winged bids.
Prof. Andrew made a balloon ascension
that pleased everyone. The aeronant cut
loose alighting just outside the park.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

Danger-On Friday when the slough was
up. owing to the late rains, a humber OF
town boys we're swimming down south Of
the city. They would swim down in the
strong current and then run up on the
bank. One Of the boys had a fish spear
along and he threw It down in the grass
and as Charlie Hoops ran up along the
bank he struck his right foot against one
OF the pronGs Of the spear and ran 1t into
his foot over an inch, going in just under
the small toe. The spear could not be
pulled out owing to the barb on it and he
could not be moved owing to the long
spear. so that all that could be done was
to wait until DIT. CoTbin could be gone
after and return. When the doctor arrived
he filed the prong of and then cut II out
OF the foot. which was a painful operation.
II made a bad wound. The caTslessness in
thus leaving a fish spear lay IL needs
strong comment-Schuyler Free Lance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
CRANE COMES TO SEE TAFT
Vanguard of COterie of Republican
Leaders Reached Hot Springs
Yesterday.

HOT SPRINGS, Va, July Ex-senator
Murray Crane and Representative Law
renee OF Massachusetts,, arrived here today
and are the vanguard Of the coterie of poll
teal leaders who will confer with william
H. Taft, the republican nominee for presi-
dent, on political matters, especially on the
question Of selecting a chairman and treas
urer for the republican national committee
before the meeting Of the national execu-
tive committee next Wednesday.
Mr.. Taft stated today that Senator Beve-
ridge and Representative Mckinley Of I'LL
nols will be here tomorrow n Senator
Hemenway of Indiana and Representative
Watson Of the same state Wednesday.
None of these leaders of the party IS a
member of the executive committee, so
that their suggestions and advice will be
given before the meeting OF the men who
are charged with the selection of a chair
man and the determination OF other i'm
portant matters concerning the coming
campaign. The action of Mr.. Taft in call
ing upon prominent republicans to confer
with him is in line with his statement to-
day to the effect that he would bring in
many leaders of the party for conferences
from time to time. Hehhas invited Repre-
sentative Cooper of Wisconsin to join the
little gathering here. but up to today he
had not received a reply.
The names of all these leaders suggest
to those who are familiar with matters po-
litical special reason why the suggestions
of each Of them are desired. They are all
either the friends OF leading candidates for
the nomination for the presidency who were
defeated by Mr.. Taft or are from states
in which the political conditions call for
a.-a,Ha A1Aag1a-aaI.- TLz -
is only one of the matters to be considered
by them, as was shown today by the broad
range of discussion between Mr.. Taft and
Mr.. Crane. Their discussion Of affairs
of the party ranged over the entire matter
OF the conduct of the campaign.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
ROW
AMONG CALIFORNIA;

MI. Bell Leaves Train at alt Lake
and starts for LtncOIn.
DENVER, July 6.-StlTring stories of
discord, almost eliminating at times in
physical violence and involving Theodore
A. Bell. temporary chairman Of the demo-
cratic convention. reached Denver tonight
when the California delegation arrived on
a special train from San Francisco. Ac-
cording TO the statement OF several dele
CATER. bitter dissension prevailed at almost
the moment Of the start from California
TO the time the delegation reached here
The trouble Is due largely to a faetionaI
fight in the STATE over alleged domination
OF . certain element Of the party.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
At the Theaters


"Mr, smooth" Rt the Boyd.
The Woodward Stock company is making
this rafting good comedy go with a map at
the Boyd this week. Mr.. Smooth was
originally planned for the uses Of Willie
Collier, and was accordingly cut to fit his
peculiar style. But Albert Morrison steps
into the leading role as II 1t had been cut
for him. and carries off the honors with a
romp. Mr.. Poulter also has a part, that
OF Frank Chilleigh. which fits him well,
and Mr.. Beamish, as Glib. the suffering
valet, is a hit. Mr.. Kirk is doing the role
Of Hickey, the bookmaker, and doing II
well. Mr.. Warlock hides his smooth face
behind the whiskers Of Arthur Chilleigh,
and plays the retired banker very well
Mr.. Dudley, Mr.. Schrode and Mr.. Klotz
are also in the cast.
Miss Fleming looks unusually attractive
In her dainty summer gowns, and makes
the role of Vera Vane a charming one. Miss
Power and Miss Spencer, as the daughter
and sister Of the banker, and Miss Duke,
as the maid. contribute greatly to the fun
OF the performance. The big audiences yes
terday enjoyed the comedy very much and
II applause and laughter count, 1t is one
Of the successes of the season. The bill will
run all week, with the usual matinees.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
Jail delivery ne Alliance.

ALLIANCE, Neb, July 6.-(special Tele-
EramD-Through the assistance OF friends,
who handed them a crowbar through the
window. six prisoners escaped from the
county jail here lasl night using the noise
Of TIE celebration o. tae Fourth as a cloak
to pry open the b-rI IA break out a win
dow leading from ue outer corridor, Two
years ago this Fourth a similar delivery
was made under identical circumstance
and tee prisoners at that time, like those
Of last night, made good their escape.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

FREMONT. Neb.. July 6-(specisl.)-Cat-
terms print shop was badly damage by
fire late last night. 1t is supposed that a
rear window upstairs had been carelessly
left open and that the fire caught from a
rocket. The damage, principally to the
stock, and by water Is about. $500 and the
loss on the building, 800. Mr.. Cattern was
making extensive repairs on the building
and his stock was mostly in the room
where the fire broke out. 1t was a hard
fire to control.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
Pops Changes Organiaation.

ROME. July 6-An important pontfieal
document reforming the organization and
working Of the Roman congregations was
made public yesterday. 1t removes Great
Britain. Holland. Canada and the United
States from the jurisdiction OF the
propaganda, these countries thu ceas-
in 70 be considered missionary lAndA.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

Floating Cultivator-Harry Tidrick came
to town yesterday and Cancelled an order
for a steam launch. Mr.. Tidrick had de-
vised a scheme to get his corn plowed, but
the dry spell Of last week gave him a
chance to dig out the weeds in the usual
way. As we understand it. 1t was his in
tention to fasten cultivator shovels to the
bottom of the launch and sail over his
fields.-Winside Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

Arranging Things-saturday evening the
committee on bylaws for the Young Mems
association met at Conrad B~oettger's and
spent several hours splicing together and
adding new features to suit the require
ments OF the new organization. This meet
ing brought out the fact that it is a whole
lot harder to invent a batch OF laws than
most people imagine. While It is still a
little early to venture an opinion. We be-
lieve the constitution will be about az good
as can be made.-Enterprise Items. Ord
Quiz.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
Murder Near Ru.hviIIe.

RGSHVILLE, Neb., July 6.-(Special.)-
Emile Sandose, a farmer living on Pine
creek, about seventeen miles south Of here.
was shot yesterday by Ralph Neuman, a
young man. Neuman came here from
Kansas. The murder was the result of
trouble over a claim.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07


An entire change of program in the way
OF moving pictures was put on at the Bur
wood yesterday afternoon. The popularity
Of this form of amusement is being thor
oughly tested by the management and is
proving even more of a success than was
expected. The theater is cool and comfort
able and the pictures are shown under the
most favorable circumstances, while the
synchroscope feature is working out splen-
didly. The chief picture for the first half
Of the week is "Harlequin's Love-" which
tells the story of how two dolls we're
brought to life and much blessed after a
number of thrilling adventures. 1t is a
really fine bit Of picture drama and ought
to be Of great interest to the children as
well as to grownups. A number of other
interesting pictures are shown, with an
illustrated song. The synchroscope repro
duces a song and dance by a negro troupe
that is very amusing. This bill will run
till after Wednesday night.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

Fine-The schramm barber shop sports
L very attractive sign in front of that place
Of business. The sign advertises baths anil
is painted in white and red stripes and is
fixed like a weather vane, so that winds
make it spin around like a top. the differ
ent eolors making a pretty effect when in
motion.-Pierce County Call.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint and Curious Features of Life
in = Rapidly Growing
tate.

shake-J. A. Lister. editor OF the Wayne
Herald, was united in marriage at Hart
lngton Tuesday evening. Now watch the
Herald shine. Congratulations, Jess
Wakefield Republican.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07
RAIN NEEDED AT CULBERTsoN
Moisture Accompanied by Wind,
which Did Much Damage.

C~ELBERTSON. Neb., July ~6-(Special
Telegram. 1.-THE first rain storm since June
ls struck this section last night at 10
O'Clock. Two inches OF water fell. The rain
was accompanied by a heavy west wind
and some hail, doing considerable damage
to windmills and outbuildings. The front
of Hin & Farenbruch's hardware store was
blown in. There is damage to roofs. several
buildings being unroofed. No one was in
Jured. The rain was general and badly
needed. The roof of the Martin house. one
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

numbers l hope great things for this
North Presbyterian church, and / expect
great things from you. l count it a privi-
lege to have been with you at this time"
installation of Session.
Following the brief address of DR.. Fulton,
Rev. Mr.. Higbee read the service for the
installation of the members of the session
and, while the congregation stood. declared
them installed. This service marked the
beginning OF the new church.
The first service to be held by the con-
solidated congregation was the administra-
ton of the Lords supper by Rev. Mr.. Bur
dick. Preceding 1t Mr.. Burdick spoke
briefly and feelingly.
'If the sacrament Of the Lords supper
typifies anything" he said, ut typlfies
unity, and l think some such thought as
this comes to our minds at this time. These
two churches led, they believe. by the spirit
Of God, have decided to Join, believing tina
by Joining the greatest possible efficiency
shall be realized. The urion must not be
merely formal II IT is to succeed; It must
be a union of the heart. This may be
difficult, for old associations must bC
broken and new ones must be made and
old ways must be changed. It will be
necessary for all to remember they are
members OF one great church, tina of Jesus
| Christ"
/ After the sacrament had been admins
tered Rev. Mr.. Burdick spoke briefly to the
congregation, saying his work in Omaha
had now been finished and asking the
blessing Of God to rest on the new con-
gregation. Rev. Mr.. Higbee followed, say
ing that he could not rightly welcome the
members of the old Second church to Knox
church., because that church now belonged
to them.
Let us come together next Sunday" he
said. mot alone in large numbers, but in
a spirit OF prayerfulness and great expecta.
tions."
Miss Elizabeth Hamling sang two solos
closed with the congregation singing "Al
Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
The members Of the new consolidated
sessions are as follows:
From Second church: F. L. Alexander
A. N. Eaton, F. NJ. Hamling, C. F. Robel
John Trench, Harry Herzog. John S
Phelps and August Wolters.
From Knox church: A. A. Lamoreaux
R. A. McEachron, D.. w. Morrow, W. II
Anderson, w. E. Finley, Frank Martin anC
James II. Stokes,
Leaving Omaha today, Mr.. Burdick will
go to Chicago, where he will visit his init
mate friend. Rev. a. s.. c. Clarke, d. d.
pastor of the Second Presbyterian church
at Evanston, and formerly Of Lowe Avenu,
church, Omaha. He then will visit hi
mother in Wisconsin and then proceed t
his new home. Mrs. Burdick and his family
will follow.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-07

The Latest-A new game in Tecumseh is
said TO be very popular. the onion social, -
and is played as follows: The young ladies
stand in a row. one OF them bites a piecs
out OF an onion and the fellows pay 10 cents
10 guess who DIT H. Inc correct suesser'
kiss the girl who bit the onion The game
has its strong points. Tecumseh Tribune.