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Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
King Edward Takes vacation.

LONDON. March 5.-King Edward left
London today for Biarritz for a months
holiday, after which he will make a cruise
of the Mediterranean in company with
Queen Alexandra.
BERLIN. March 5.-According to an Of
ficial note issued today, Emperor william
win meet King Victor Emmanuel OF Italy
at Venice during the course OF his Medi-
terranean cruise. Later Emperor william
will visit Emperor Francis Joseph at
Vienna
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
RIO JANElRo BANK FAILS
Union Bank of Commerce, a Peoples
Institution, Compelled to
suspend.

RIO JANEIRO, March 5.-The Union
Bank OF Commerce OF this city closed it's
doors. Other banks in this city will be
seriously affected. The Union bank was
the principal depository OF the people and
carried a large number of small accounts
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
Omaha wrestler Thrown.

CRESTON, Ia, March 6.--(Special. THE
wrestling match held ct Temple Grand last
night between Josh billiines OF Omaha
decidedly fast and Interesting contest al
though on account OF disagreeable weather
conditions, was witnessed by only a small
audience. The two men were very evenly
matched. Billings won the first fall In just
twelve minutes with scissors lock. Eight
minutes after Thompson took tho second,
and won the third and the match also IN
hkLRan minutes.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
Electric Line in Shanghai.

SHANGHAI March 5.-The first section
OF the electric street car service in Shan
ghai was successfully launched today. The
cars are literally patronized. The street
railway was originally strongly opposed
by the natives for fear of the electric
power and because they thought II would
interfere with the business OF the jinriksha
men
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
Toyyn of GIrardvilIe on Fire.
HYMENEAL.
netrIcIl-strnn.frnm.

Miss Lena L. swanstrum Of Butte. Mont.
and Clayton Detriek of Omaha were mar
ried at p m. Wednesday at the home OF
the officiating minister. Rev. Charles w.
savidge Mr.. James Detriek and wife OF
Omaha and Mr.. Fred Detriok and wife OF
Marshalltown, Ia, accompanied the party.
Lee-HRgan.
Miss Frances Hagan and Clarence A. Lee
were married Wednesday at p. m. at the
residence Of Mrs. S. A. stoops. 20Ss Harvey
street. They were attended by Mr.. j. r
Johnson and Miss Minnie stoops. Rev
Charles w. savidge officiated.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
FIRE RECORD
ArmstrOnE Cork COmpar

CHICAGO. March 6.-Fire starting on
the third floor OF five-story building oc-
cupied by the Armstrong Cork company.
9O-22 Market street, spread to the fourth
and fifth floors and TO the Muraio COM
pany plant, 24-26 Market street. Several
persons are said TO be on the upper floors
of both buildings.
All the men and women employed in the
buildings made their escape without in
jury. The loss will not exceed $4,000.
Town of GirardviIIe ON Fire.
POTTSVILLE. Pa, March 5.-The mining
town OF Girardville, near here. is threat
ened with destruction by fire Seven
houses and one store have been burned
and the flames are spreading.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
Eighth lowe District Tor Taft.

cREsToN, Ia. March 5-The republi-
cans of the Eighth Congressional district
today elected John w. Harvey Of Leon and
F. N. Abbott OF creston delegates TO the
national convention at Chicago. ana in
strueted them to vote for Secretary Taft.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06

IOWA CITY. Ia. March 6.-fSpeeiaI -
The 6impsor basket ball team, which re-
Gently upses the dope by defeating the
strong 0rinnell Team, has the record for
high score In Iowa this season. In Its game
with Des Moines college the Methodist
aggregation piled up q total OF eighty-ons
points pes Molnes got nine points 10 the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
SUMMARY OF THE BEE
Friday, March 9, 1908.


For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Rain OF snow Friday not much change In
temperature.
For Nebraska and Iowa-Rain or snow
Friday; not much change In temperature.
TemDernture
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06

BY MIRELESs

BY WIRELESS.
CAPE RACE--La Provence, from Havre
for New York, in communication at 1910
q. M; distance not given.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
liz Dunn, So Bitterly GaIped Down
by Jims, Next to HiEh
Man for Delegate ate
Large.

National oommitteoman,-pr. p. Z. Kan
Of lancaster county.
NATIONAL OoHvENTToN DE6E0ATEs
At-Large-L J. Dunn, Douglas county,
=. w. Brown, Lanoasteri d. v. stephsnR
Dodge; r. J. Hale, HOLT.
Eleotors-at-Large M. =. Warrington
Eolt; Henry 0ering, Cass.
DIsTRICT DELEGATES AND HLECT'
ORG.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06
No Power Sufficient for Rescue.

A worse tragedy, however. was enacted
at the door In the rear. This. 1t Is claimed
by many people, opened like the front
door. toward the interior OF the building.
In order to reach this entrance the pupils
were compelled TO march down a stairway,
make a sharp turn in a narrow hall ana
.c.--..----. - -. -.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-03-06

Pirat District--John AIorehead, Rtoh.
Altornate-Johu X. HennAgsrs Pnwneel
George warren, JohnBon.
Presidential Elector - r. =, WatEke
Richardson.
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TMezsus-u sasus sn.sI
MUCH IN :
LITTLE
n8aan9H9nsnaaalsl@naasn1

A New York Judge has bad a span.
lerormm placed in the rear of the
curt chambers and allows mothers
O apply the slipper and dVlning rod
under his careful supervision. The
patients almost always improve under
two applications.
A couple more ancient shrines have
been discovered and the manufacturer
win get some more made in few
days.
A Philadelphia maiden says Betsy
Ross did make that flag and she can
prove H. 8ul she. Of course. was not
an eye Witness.
j is alleged that the authorized
committee VIII slip up on Mr. Taft on
or about the 2Sth OF this month and tell
him what happened in Chicago.
Emperor wiilama3 OF EefF1idny ssaal,
legged to be a lover of simplicity. Ii
he can't purchase Il on the allowance
Of Sl,0OO.000 per annum. Il Is beyond
hope of poor folks.
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Political Notes

The white dove OF peace was unfcr.
tunate in attempting to reach the
meeting of the republican state cen
trail committee. presumably flying
against a telephone wire. as he was
found in the alley back OF the hotel
piteously telling of the pain that was
almost unbearable The humane so
ciety parsonage who took the dove
home to doctor II found this item from
the Oklahoma City Times under the
left wing:
Every newspaper man in the
state was excluded from the com
mittee meeting except a represen-
tative of the State Capital, a news.
paper that was told by the busi-
ness men of Guthrie that If 1t con-
tanned any criticism of the demo
cratic administration they would
withdraw their advertising patron
age. That's The kind Of a paper
Hunter wants TO report his do
--ings that has a paddock on
It's jaw. and one that would have
its bread and butter taken away
from il if II advanced republican
: Views and criticised democratic
misdeeds Thanks to loyal repub-
licans, however. the newspaper of
Oklahoma City was given the news
the minute II happened, regard
less OF the fact that Hunter at
tempted to keep il ont of the az
ternoon papers
BY way of making some other news
paper man feel the print of the finger
the Times alleges this was found under
the other wing:
John Golobie, who hands out
sugar with scoopshOyel on the
fevered brain of Chairman Hun
ter, was thrown out OF the com
mittee meeting yesterday the
same as the rest OF the obstrep-
erous' reporters. What john said
wouldn't look we'll In print
And the end is not yet in sight nor
complaints and briefs half finished
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ELoouENr PLeA EoR PRINclpLE
tcontInued r.am page 81

ANOtAAiAh'A a. efAi ANkt VI
nations of the earth saw him empty
the horse of lords as they came tc
her the greatest democrat If the age
-iViliam j Bryan. OF America J
heard him there plead for peace with
in the touch Of the buckingham pal
ace within the hearing Of the requiem
sung by the sailor and soldier dead
in Westminster Abbey: there. within
sight Of the statue of Richard Occur
de Lion. within hearing of the tramp
Of the kings army and ] was prouder
Of him then than ever before. because
be had proclaimed the doctrine OF
peace and no man before him ever
nad and as no man afer him ever VIII
He does not belong TO Nebraska: he
does not belong TO America be be
longs to humanliy and TO the world
II cost The republican party $4,000,
900 to defeat him for the presidency
Ny word for It, they will have to
empty the Golfers of Wall street "a
defeat him next November
And now ! come Mr. Chairman to
second the nomination of this man who
had rather look into the face of the
plain people. who love him like those
gathered here; one who had rather
heat the heart OF humanity than to
have his name one which controlled
the money marts of the civilized world
William J. Bryan, of Nebraska"
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over Thirty.Five Years.

In 1872 there was a great deal of di.
rrhoea, dysentery and cholera lnfan
tum. 1t was at this time that Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and Diarraoe;
Remedy was first brought into use. ii
proved more successful than any other
remedy or treatment. and has for
lhrty-five years maintained that rec
jrd. From a small beginning It's sale
and use has extended TO every par.
of the United States and to many for
sign countries. Nine druggists oui
of ten will recommend 1t when their
opinion is asked, although they have
other medicines that pay them a
greater profit. It can always be de.
nended upon. even in The most severe
and dangerous cases. For sale by G.
r. Renfro
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wITAouT MONEY oa pATRoNAoE
Continues from Page g.

Continues from Page 81
bates and discrimination began
"ie'-has always been the friend of
labor, and was among the first to
urge concifiation between labor
and capital lie began to oppose gov.
ernment by injunction more than a
decade ago He announced his oDpo-
sition to Imperialism before -any
other man of prominence had ex-
pressed himself on the subjec'. aud
without waiting to see whether IL
would be popular
When a Wall Street panic burst
upon us few months ago, he prompt
~ proposed as a remedy the guar
antee Of bank deposits. and so popu-
lar has this plan become that ID is
today a national issue and supported
by the masses OF the people lie has
long advocated legislation which will
secure publicity as to campaign con
tributions
HE believes In peace-in UNIVERSAL
petace. He believes the destiny Of
nations should be determined not by
wars but by applying the principles
of justice and humanity
Through these principles have met
with uncompromising opposition from
the special interests. he has remained
true to the cause OF the people. Win
clear vision and with mfaliering
trust, seeking and knowing the truth,
he has never lost faith IN its final vic
tory.
Through years OF unparalleled war
fare his loyalty to his friends and TO
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his fellowmen has been abun6antlI
shown. His refusal to surrender hi
convictions though subjected I.
abuse, denunciation and vindictiye OH
position such as Few public men Il
al history have been compelled 4
Withstand, is ample proof of his 81
perb courage.
His career proves that successft
leadership is determined by the sui
cess or failure OF great prlncipla
rather than by election to high officl
We have met TO plan the can
pign and to commission the cor
mander under whom the masses wi
enlist We are not here in responS
TO the voice OF expediencey; Meth,
! political bosses nor corporate maste
ent us here We are here at III
summons of the rank and file OF MI
aiohticnl organization which is III
| special defender of the rights Of III
common people.
We are here representing all ths
Is best in the traditions of our par5
ye feel again that the spirit that an.
mated the democracy in the days
Jefferson and Jackson.
"The voters have spoken. and \,
assemble 70 give expression of thei
will. The voice for the third tinl
calls Nebraska's favorite son to
he standard bearer of mis- party
this gigantic contest.
Since time began no grander
butte was ever paid to any man byl
| Tree people. He Is recognized todd
as the most representative citizen
the nation, the peer of any living ma
Friends and foes have learned TIL
he was shaped in that heroic mold y
which the worlds greatest patrios
statesmen and leaders have bel
cast
First nominated when len yea.
younger than any other president
candidate ever chosen by promine.
Iparty; living IN a state five hundrN
miles farther west than that In viii
1 any president has ever lived, he nj
grown in the affections OF the peoIf
as the years have passed.
Speaking and writing freely on
subjects, his heart has had no secrdl
and his friends have increased
numbers and in confidence
Without an organization 10 uf'
his claims; without a campaign fua
10 circulate literature in his beha
without patronage To bribe a sind
'oter. without predatory corpOrati1
10 coerce its employees into his 81
port, without a subsidized newspal
10 Influence the public mind; he
won a signal victory at the primar
md has become the free choice 4
| no Of 4
Coming in one unbroken phala
extending from Massachusetts to Cil
1 iiornia, and from Michigan to to 81
everglades, the yeomanry OF the pail
have volunteered their services
make his the party candidate; a
they will not lay down their arms
I'll they have made him the natio
chief executive.
Nebraska's democracy which s
In him, when a young man, the sis
Of promise, places in nomination
the standard bearer of our party i
man who in the thrilling days OF
and 1900 bore the battle-scarred b.
ner of democracy with fame as undI
lied and fidelity as spouess as the dl
saders OF old
Nebraska presents his name
lcause Nebraska claims his dwelll|
fplace, and proudly enrolls him amo
her citizens; but his home IS in
hearts OF the people.
II obey the command Of my ST
and the mandate OF the democr.
of the nation, when ! OFFER the na
lof Americas great Commoner, Nebr'
ka's gifted son. William Jennii
Bryan.
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.


The democratic platform as adoD
ted al Denver is the greatest expon.
ent Of the faith Of the fathers since
tae days when Douglas marched at
the heaa Of the militant hosts OF llb-
eriy end equal rights.
Ii defends Tao doctrine OF popular
suffrage on an matters Of securing
lesisletlve officers.
Il fayors aepositors OF banks be.
ing given guarantee Of deposits placed
10 banks having charters issued by
the government
Ia favo-s reducing officers Of the
eoSenment; favors greater economy
among officials, especially as to junk
els and trips around the world while
,on fun pay fayors restoring the low
er house or congress to the rule Of
tie members and destruction OF speak
ers rights 20 a place at least not
greater than given the car Of the
Russians.
u fayors publicity Of campaign con.
trihutions. favOm furnishing public
officials who betray their trusts. no
matter whether former officials OF the
Santa Re or common country 2ostmas-
ters
1l reiierates the time honored doc
trine Of the individual and state
rights. SO long as neither interferes
with the coufederfged sovereign
states. or the privileges Of other citi-
zeps
Trusts are declared evil and Il IA.
yors the enaetment OF such laws as
VIII not only prevent new ones, but TO
prohibit those now chartered control
ling any commodity. great or small.
u favors income tax and the regu-
latlon 81 railroads supervision being
iur the eaualizing Of disputes, grant
ng TO The great and small exact jus
fice
IN insular matters the platform
pledges the party TO local self-govern-
nent. wherever possible and the pro-
tectiop OF the Republic 10 all citlzens.
jury trial 10 sll mon
II faYcrs immigration laws as de
manded in the past and restriction OF
THOSE races with Which we can not
amaleamate without injury TO both
reces
The Injunction clause Is the best
ffcred; pledging the strength OF the
Repuhuc 20 the courts in command
iae peace aud Justice, the snine to in
dussrial organizations seeking abridge
ment Of difficulties. making trial by
iurv Imperative
The other planks are but reitera
tive OF the general party principles
mud the platform IN toto is as q splen-
did proclamation Of the party faith as
nossible To seclif- ~ is conservative
but positive and will win
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ARCHITECTS NOTICE.

Architects are invited TO prepare
and submit for consideration OF the
Board OF Regents of the Coloved Agri-
cultural University. located at Lang
ston. Oklahoma, plans and sPeciilca-
lions for main building OF fire proof
construction, guaranteed by the archi-
tect not to exceed in cost the sum OF
s65 10000
Plans etc. must be filed on OF be-
fore twelve O'Clock noon. Friday, Aug
ast 2. 1908, with John L. Mitch, clerk
of the Board at Guthrie, Oklahoma.
The Board reserves the right OF
rejecting any or an plans.
JOHN l.. MITCH,
Clerk.
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Will RePEAr.'

-yIn 1892 President Harrison forced
bis reorganization for the presidency
through the in5trumentality of the
southern states. whose appointees
swung the majority in favor OF the
president With all the great republi-
can states of the North against his
being chosen the second time.
President Roosevelt allowed the
greet republican states TO be lost TO
Mr. Taft. forcing the nomination
7ongh lis employees In the various
Southern states
With the panic chat overlook Cleve.
land happening before the Roosevelt
eaving of the White House. 10 may
he thar we can oust the opposition
Nlth proaf OF their failures and short
coming SO we'll fastened aa TO pro
Alhit charge Of same to The democra-
~ president n the FIRST three months
of service as WAS charged against
ClQyelmd
This ae 10 know-thai the people
~ the limited slares DO not Wish a
continuation of hig stick advertising
! and willow rod application Of reform
strikes
The people see aud understand bot
~ tran in The day when Cleveland
hcircd lhc errors Of Harrison. and
r9au ND be able 20 remedy the re-
norls on big sticks without loss OF
nrfsiiae or confidence.
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Here Is ReIlef for woman.

Mother Gray a nurse In New York.
discovered an aromatic, pleasant herb
cure for women's lbs. called AUS
GRALlAN-LEAF 1t Is the only Ger.
tain regulator Cures female weakness
IS aud Backache, Kidney. Bladder and
Urinary troubles. AT all Druggists or
BY mail so cts Sample FREE Ad
'afess, The Mother Gray Co. lie Roy
NY.
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IF You kNEW.

The merits Of the Texas Wond
you would never suffer from kldf
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81
tie two months treatment, Sold
Wallace drug store. call for te
mony.
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"a ) RepubIIean VIeMs Il.

OF course IN the end il will all
amount to nothing. but its pleasant
70 know that while IL lasts oklahoma
democrats are the whole show it Den
yer. next to the Peerless one from the
Platte Muskogee Phoenix
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Tulsa has passed law authorizing
the killing OF dogs but the specifi-
cations are Incomplete.
Two fifteen-year-ald Chickasha lads
robbed and pilfered ln that tpwn, for
a month or two but made fe ubuall
flush by getting bold enou8k for the
officers to trail them and make the
arrests.
Oscar Cruenawald prosperous far
ner vf Garfield county Is ingane and
has bcep taken TO the asylum at Fort
supply
Mrs Nancy Harrison. 73 years OF
age, resident OF Enid is dead De-
ceased was a pioneer. coming with the
opening day crowd and has since re
sided near the place ofsdeath.
Ardmore has mustered in company
OF state militia William Hutchinson
is the captain, Arthur Cooke aud Grant
| Johnson the lleutenants, ranking as
given here.
The Frisco has notified all agents
in the state TO cause arrest of anyone
posting printed matter on tile freight
ears of that company.
The rural mail carriers Of Oklaho-
MA have promised to hold their an
nual meeting OF 1909 az El Reno, II
Peter Duffy win write a poem com
ihsmoratlng the event
.
There IL more catarrb In this sec
Sion Of the country than al other d.
seases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be incur
able. For a great many years doctors
pronounced II a local disease and pre-
scribed local remedies, and By con-
stantly falling to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced II incurable. Sci
ence has proven catarrh to be CON
stitutional disease and, therefore. re-
Quires constitutional treatment Halls
| Catarrh Cure, manufactured by II. j.
4 Cheney a Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the
4 only constitutional cure on the mar
| ket Il Is taken internally In doses
| from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. II
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case IL
falls to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address; F. ]. Cheney s. Co, To
/ ledo. Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
rake Halls Family Pills for constt
Latinn
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A Californian has examined the rec
ords and ascertained William Jen.
nings Bryan rode on a Southern PACT
fic railroad pass sometime during
the fail of 1892 We rode on them
later than that and would do 80 now
hltht soutaeti, Tkchks swishes NO is.
sue the pasteboard
one of the easiest ways to ATTAIN
temporary affluence is to change the
location of bottled IN bond spirits
Indications are that Charley Towne
will tie the presidential vote OF
Johnny Hayes Hammond.
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The efforts Of abe republican press
i9 nase appear The democracy of
0fiahama s wlldeyed unsatesman-
IKE ana attended with an dangers
has been numerically shown false
~ me Denver convention. The Okla.
hlma delegation ranks high IN the
convention and iis leaders are recoe-
n'zed ass men competent 10 handle
AUS situation The governor g not
alonf a coiupetenf studious executive
nnt Z airroiinded by as good and trae
4Qisegs ana asslsianls as ever back.
~ ~ statesman in the field of pol.
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Ever Ready containers, keep
Water ice cold, OF Coffee boiling
bot for ~ hours Al OlSmlth's.
Phone 1913.
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j. r. Burton has joined the democra-
tic party and there Is some curiosity
10 know whether Mr. Burton slipped
Ia whe4 the guard wasn't looking or
found a hole IA the fence.-To Topeka
Capital
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Twenty Years?

Mr. Taft is out OF office for the
'irst time in twenty years, but he is
n rapid pursuit OF another.-Topeka
Capital.
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Wants Campaign ouarantined.

WaWIs NdTHpdINTT audTdHIIHtu-
II Colonel Ross and Colonel Roy
Williams do not cease printing their
personal opinions OF each other. the
Lawton people will be sustained in an
effort TO have them quarantined -El
Reno American
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] Editor Watterson might have added
a few more lines 70 his article ex-
coriating Judge Parker, except for the
! fact that his typewriter melted down
before he finished-- Musldgee Phoe-
nix
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With New York sweltenng In the
heat and Chicago having thousands
sleep In the streets 10 avoid smother
ing, how much can we appreciate ani
give thanks for the climate at Guth-
ne-one OF the an Of the aIl-lheyear
through resorts
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rye otA tHNI1tds
Tammany Is making lot of noise.
but we must remember il IS the tiger
with its tail crushed That howls.A
Memphis Commercial Appeal
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0 @ o 0 O Q O o Q o O O O o O 0
! WHAT EDITORS ARE SAYING 8
0 q
Q O O o @ 0 OF 90 O O o o o O Q