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Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
GOVERNOR HUGHES N NEBRASKA
VIII Speak I'm Omaha, Lincoln and
Grand Island.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ex-senator Dixon Of
republican headquarters here today an
nounced the complete itinerary Of Governor
Hughes OF New York as follows: October
.. Lacrosse, Wis, morning; st. Paul,
night; October 6 Watertown, S. D., morning;
Omaha, night; October :, Lincoln. Neb.,
morning; Grand Island. night; October s.,
st. Joseph, Mo. morning; Wichita, night,
with stop al Topeka during the day; Octo-
Der ?, Pittsburg, Kan, morning; Kansas
City, night; October 10, Alton, ILL.,. morning,
Chicago, night. The trip viii be made by
special train and stops will be made at
intervening points,
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. Ex-Governor
Hughes of New York. reached here this af-
ternoon ana was met by a large escort
headed by Mayor Bookwalter and officials
OF the state republican committee. The
escort included the Marion club. a marching
organization and the Business Mems Taft
club. Governor Hughes was driven 10 Tom
linson han, where he addressed a large
crowd.
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Sept. 2s.-Governor
Charles f. Hughes Of New York opened
the political campaign in South Bend to-
night, speaking TO one Of the largest
crowds ever assembled at the big auditor
ium. Governor Hughes was escorted to the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
NEW SECOND LIEUTENANTS
War Department Announces Appoint
ment of N~inety-One Officers
from civil Life.

WASHINGTON, Sept 29.-The War de-
partment today made public the names Of
ninety-one men appointed second liruten-
ants from civil life as the result Of the COM
petitivo examination st Fort Leavcnworth.
Kan, in July. The unusually large number
of this class of ]appoiutees this year is due
partly to the increase in the coast artillery
corps authorized by congress and partly to
the fact that The graduating class at West
Point in June did not contain as many MEM
bers as is frequently the case. Among the
appointces are:
Cavalry-Herbort HamIin White, Boise,
IDAHO; Herman kobbe, Pasadena, Cal
John Ashley WardenN, Mckinley, Tex.
John Cdffery Walker, jr., Galveston, Tex.
Field Artillcry-Wiliam McCleave. Fort
william Henry Harrison, Mont; Leonard
Craig Sparks, Valentine. Neb.; TRULY
Cheney Martin, Leavenworth. Kan; Wilbur
Rogers, Smoky Hin. kan; Louis Robert.
Dougherty, Tfuitvale, Cal; Frederick War
rem Stewart, Washington, d. c.
Coast Artillery Corps-John Henry Parie,
Paris, Tex; Wilmot Alfred Dsnislson. Des
Moines, la. Hugo Ernest Pitz, Des Moines
la. Peter Hill Ottison. Fort Dodge. la
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
BURKETT IN THIRD DISTRICT
senator Speaks a Good word for Com
ETessmHn Boyd,

EMERSON Neb., Sept. 2S-tspecial)-
Senator Burkett began his campaign tour
OF the Third congressional district here to-
day and spoke in the Weinand's opera
house to a large crowd. From here he
went to Ponca for a meeting tonight ar
8 o'clock and tomorrow he will speak in
Cedar county. Wednesday morning at )
o'clock he will speak at Wayne after which
he will join the TAFT train for the next
two DAYS, after which he will again return
to this district, speaking Friday and Sat
urday in West Point, PilgeT and Stanton.
The senator addressed himself TO both ma
tional and state issues and referred In a
complimentary way to both national and
state candidates ON the republican ticket
He told Of the success or Congressman
Boyd in attending TO tile needs OF his dls-
trlct and said that still better he always
voted right upon matters of Important leg
~islatiOn, Il make the statement said ths
senator, that President Roosevelt had no
more loyal delegation from any state than
our Nebraska delegation has been in All
the great work he has accomplished
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
TO
thin LADIES
A Simple But Sure Method of
Developing a Well ounded
Bust and Figure.
A RARE PRESCRIPTION
Which Transforms Plainness
Into Rarest Beauty.

1t is a simple but sure method of
developing the bust, arms, neck, hips
and shoulders of women, who through
some defect or nutrition and circula-
ton are forever being Inundated by
their more fortunate sisters. First, 1t
must be understood that the human
skin is an enormous gland, richly en-
dOwcd with nerves, secreting n eX-
creting organs and a network of mi
mute blood vessels which contain at
one time over one-thiTd of all the
blood in the bOdy-that is, If nature
is perfect,
The relation of the skin to the vital
organs through the nervous system, in
controlling the blood supply, is such
as to put them as Q team working
together. Being in such close relation
to the nervous system. it follows that
q powerful, rich. nervine stimulant
applied TO the skin to be absorbed as
n"ouTishment. will result in immediate
blood supply and flesh growth at the
parts treated, thus bringing about the
most beautiful changes and develop
ment.
Get separately two ounces glycerine,
three ounces of rosewater, one ounce
tinctuTe cadomene compound and five
cents worth of borax. Mix the glyce-
rine with tincture cadomene, shake
and let stand W. hours: then add a
teaspOonful of boraX and the rose
water. Apply to the parts needing de-
yelopment morning and night. rubbing
until thoroughly absorbed; then wash
off with hot water and soap. and dry.
II is believed by expert dermatolo-
lists TO be the most effective prescrip-
] tion ever conceived for the nurnnsa-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
ANTI-DUB0lS FACTION WINS
Idaho Supreme Court Decides In Favor
of Democratic Ticket Headed
by Alexander.

BOISE. Idaho, Sept. 9.-The supreme
court today decided I'm favor OF the anti
Dubois faction, the contest between the
factions of the democratic party denying
a petition for a writ Of mandate filed by
attorneys for the Dubois faction, to compel
the secretary OF state to certify to county
clerks the ticket nominated by that faction
at the convention at Wallace, Idaho. The
effect of this action will be TO place on the
ballot at the November election the ticket
nominated by the anti-Dubois faction,
headed by Moses Alexander of Boise for
governor and Judge c.. d. Stockslager of
HALEY for United States senator. Unless,
therefore, the Dubois faction puts an indie
pendent ticket in the field, the Mormon
question will not be an issue IN this cam
paign.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30

officially declared the congress open, there
were grouped on the platform such dis
tinguished men as DR.. Robert Koch, the
dlscoverer OF the tubercle bacilli; DR.. A.
Calmette of Paris, Prof. Bernard Bang of
Denmark, Or. Arthur Newsholes of Lon
don. DIR; @. Sims Woodhead of Cambridge,
England; DR.. Clemens Won Pirquet, DIR. r.
w. Philip of Edinburgh, founder of the
first tuberculosis dispensary: Prof. l. L.
Landouse, DIR. n. Tendeloo of Leyden, DR..
Simon Won Urterberger, honorary physician
of his majesty's court of st. Petersburg;
DIR. Camelio Callaja of Madrid, and many
others. Among the members of the diplo-
matte corps present was NVu Ting-Fang,
the Chinese minister.
Ovation for DR.. Koch.
When DR.. Koch arose to respond in behalf
of the German government there was a
remarkable demonstration in his honor,
men and women waving hats and handker-
chiefs for nearly five minutes. The offic-
ial welcome on behalf of the United States
government was extended by Secretary
Co%rtelyou. His address evoked a warm and
frequent applause. Then followed the re-
sponse Of the official representatives of
thirty foreign nations. When his name
was called DR.. Koch declared that Germany
takes a particular interest in all that tends
a solution of the tuberculosis prob
lem and that his government would watch
with the keenest interest the deliberations
of this congress. The tuberculosis situa-
ton in Germany he said, mas become dis
tinctly favorable during the last three de-
cades, the mortality from tuberculosis in
Prussia having been reduced practically
one-half.
I'VE are active in trying not only to
maintain but enhance the d~iminution, -
said the speaker. For a more thorough
study of tuberculosis in all its aspects, and
In order TO find new ways and means for
effectually combating tuberculosis. the
Robert Koch stiftung has been created. All
nations, he added, would be identified by
the work OF that institution.
Dr.. Jee, the Chinese delegate. declared
that Notwithstanding tuberculosis has a
strong hold upon his country, his govern
ment was doing little for the prevention of
this disease. He expressed the hope that
the next congress would be held in China
At the conclusion Of the responses to
Secretary C~ortelyou's address the congress
adjourned and will not meet i'm general SEES
sion until October 3. The afternoon was
devoted to the deliberations Of the vari-
Gus sectional meetings, where a number of
addresses were made.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
HIDDER TO DEFEND HIMSELF
VIII Answer Charge that lie q,
Hostile 10 Union Labor.

Hostile 10 Union Labor.
NEW YORK, Sept. 29.-Herman Rfddcr
the newly elected treasurer OF the demo
cratic national committee, said tonight
THAT he would on Sunday next appear he
fore the Central Federation union and
answer the charge that he was hostile 70
union labor, made against him by certa n
delegates at the meeting OF that body yes
terday. Mr.. Ridder declared that the al
legation that he was hostile to union labor
was fa'se ard that lie had always employed
union men.
Mr.. Ridder, speaking Of TIN duties OF his
new office as collector and custodian. II
the funds for the national democratic cam
paign, said;
Il will dcvo,e all my energy TO collect
ing funds for n successful campaign. All
names Of contributors and amounts con-
tr.buted will be made public on October
Is, and sums received that date, up to the
close OF the campaign, will be published
daily"
He also said that he would obey, Mr..
Bryan's instructions in refusing contriba-
tons from favor-seeking trusts and cor
porations, and no oontributi n would be
received from any person expecting favors
in return.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30

Samuel Harvey McCleary, Jonesville, Ia.
Herbert Austin McCune, Ames, Ia; Lincoln
Beaumont Chambers, Corvallis, Ore. Willis
Craig Knight, Seattle, Wash; John Robert
Ellis, Pine Bluff, Ark.
Infantry-Martin Conrad Shallenberger.
Alma, Neb.; William b. Loughborough,
Fort Leavenworth, Kan; James Wallace
Peyton, Lexington, Mo; William Gladstone
Landwill, Rockford, ILL.,; Frank NJ. Ken
nedy, Hinckley, ILL.,; James Douglas Rivet,
Lowell, Wash; Oliver Seth Wood, Fort
Smith, Ark; Raymond Seward Baird,
Prairie City, Ia; Matthew Addison Palen,
Leavenworth, Kan.
Frederick Warren Stewart, appointed to
the field artillery, is n son of Colonel Will
liam f. Stewart of the coast artillery, who
has been assigned the ungarrisoned post
at Fort Grant, Ariz.. and who Is in Wash
ington to appear before a retiring board.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
FIGHT ON The WHITE PLAGUE
Gathering of Scientists from All Parts
of World in Washington.
GREAT OVATION FOR DR.. KOCH
Convention Cheers for Five Minutes
when German Il hy~sicIan IL Intro
duced - COrtelyOu Delivers
Address of welcome.
aEAT OVATION FOR DIR. KOCH

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.-Today wit
nesses one of the most notable gatherings
ever assembled In the national capital
when medical scientists representing every
civilized nation united with their brothers
I'm America, in an effort to solve the prob
lem Of how best to cope with tuberculosis.
The occasion was the official opening of the
sixth trionnlal international congress on
tuberculosis. The great auditorium of the
National Museum was filled with men who
have concentrated their best talents to the
study of tuberculosis. representatives Of
the sovereigns of the foreign countries, ana
high officials of the government.
When Secretary of the Treasury Cortel-
Won. as re~pressntstive Of the president,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
TROUBLE OVER A DEFUNcT MULE
street Railway Company to Answer to
Charge of Mule Slaughter.

Charge of Mule Slaughter.
All mules are not like the animal named
Maudc, made famous through the comic
supplement. Maude could be struck by an
express train and survive the encounter, A
Council Bluffs mule, however, it is al
legged, was struck by one of the small
motors on the Fifth avenue line at Elev-
enth street Sunday night and died as a re-
suit Of the encounter. The animal In ques-
zion was the property of Frank Wisner and
he yesterday filed an Information in the
court of Justice Greene charging the street
railway company with criminal neglect.
Wisner Is said to have valued his mule
at $50 and will claim damages in that
amount. The local officials Of the street
railway company claim that the animal
was on it's right-of-way and that the mule
should have been coralled by the municipal
poundmaster. The animal is said to have
been both blind and deaf and consequently
was not aware of the approach OF the car.
The time for the hearing OF the charge
against the street railway company has not
been set.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
REACH AGREEMENT on CROSSING
street Railway and Burlington settle
Their Differences.

Their Differences.
The visit Of the Board Of State Railroad
commissioners to Council Bluffs resulted in
an agreement being reached between the
street railway company and the Burling-
ton railroad as to the crossing Of the pro-
posed street railway extcr sion to the Iowa
School for the Deaf over the tracks of
the Burlington. While no definite agree
ment was reached as to the crossings over
the Wabash tracks, owing TO the fact
that the representatives of the Wabash
railroad present at tho conference yester-
day did not come here vested with au-
thority to make any arrangement, 1t is
understood that the matter will be amicably
settled.
The arrangement with the Burlington rail-
road provides for a grade crossing with
the protection OF a "derail' in the street
car tracks, while the railroad will install
and maintain two ~semaphores on each side
of It's tracks, one known as a distance
semaphore will be 1000 feet from the cross
ing, and the other, known as a home sem
aphore, will be 800 feet from the crossing.
1t is likely that the crossing at the
Wabash tracks will be protected in a sim
liar wayy The representatives OF the
Wabash railroad who attended the confer
enCe came here, 1t Is said. under the i'm
preston that the railroad commissioners
had decided to order either an overhead
crossing or the installation of a safety in
terlocking switch with tower from which
the operator would work the switch.
The agreement b. tween the street ran-
way company and the representatives, OF
the Burlington railroad was arrived at dur
Ing the morning preceding the meeting with
the railroad commissioners After the con-
ference, which was held in the afternoon
at the Grand hotel, TIE commissioner and
party of railroad men drove out TO the
Wabash tracks and looked over the ground
where the street railway proposes to cross
the Wabash tracks.
Present at the conference were Colonel
r.. ]. Palmer Of Washington, Ia: II. N. S,
Ketchum Of Marshalltown and w. l..
Eaton Of Usage, comprising the State
Board of Railroad commissioners; President
Gurdon w. Wattles, Secretary r.. A. Leuss-
Ter, Engineer Moves and Attorney Emmet
FINLEY of the street railway company; II.
j. Nelson, assistant attorney. with head
quarters at st. Joseph; J. B.. Lattimer,
signal engineer, with headquarters in Chi.
cago, and T. A. Barker, local commercial
agent for tho Burlington railroad; and S
p. COtter, general superintendent, and A.
O.. Cunningham, chief engineer, both from
st. Louis, representing the Wabash rail-
road. John Hamilton. member of the State
Board Of Control, and H. w. Rothert. SUI
perlntendent OF the School for the Deaf.
both of whom are vitality interested IN
securing the Compromised extension OF the
street railway service to the institution,
were present at the conference.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
Alton Man Killed by Cars.

CRESTON, Ia, Sept. 29.-CSpecial Tele-
Eram.)-The crushed and lifeless body of
DR.. j. II. Nanwinkle, a prominent and
highly respected citizen and veterinary of
Alton, was found on the railroad track near
Prescott, late Sunday. 1t is supposed he
fell from No. 10, as he left here on that
train, but as his ticket read Creston to
Alton, its is thought he boarded the
wrong train. He leaves a wife and five
children.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
Third suIciGe in sioux city.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, Sept. 29.-(Special.D-
The third suicide in Sioux City in four days
developed this evening when a daughter of
Mrs. John Rogers found the dead body of
her mother suspended from the ceiling in
the kitchen of their home in the Shepard
flats. The woman had been mentally un-
sound. Two daughters are teachers in the
public schools. on Friday Ida Vernon dled
as a result Of taking poison. On Saturday
S. S. Glen hung himself.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
bloom n Huns Boy.

Lieutenant Edward }, Bloom of the
United States Fourth infantry, who, ac-
cording to the dispatches from Manila,
=. l., was shot and killed by Private SUIT
ties, a member of Company X Of the same
regiment. was a grandson Of Henry
Pas-Nel of this city, his mother being a
daughter of Mr., Paschel. The family has
not as yet received any details Of the
tragedy beyond those contained in the
press dispatches.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
How 20 AvOIa AprendIe,t,..

Most victims Of appendicitis are those who
are habitually c~onstipated. Orino Laxative
Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by
stimulating the liver and bowels. and re.
stores the natural action OF the bowels
orino Laxative Fruit Syrup dors not Eau.
seate or grippe and is mild ana pleasant 10
take. Refuse substitutes. All drugglst-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
]. CHRIS JENSEN.
JAMES M'MTIIEN


Committee on Water Works.
Councilman Jensen then moved that the
city clerk be directed 10 at once again
tender Mr.. Wickham the check.
There Is no use in doing that. 7 will
not accept II tonight said Mr.. Wickham.
who was In the audience. III you are going
to meet tomorrow. lay II over until then
and l will think the matter over in the
meantime"
The clerk was directed to do as Mr..
Wickham suggested.
The mayor was instructed 10 sign the con-
tract with wickham for the construction
OF the concrete bridge arch over Indian
creek and foundations for the new engine
house at the foot OF Bryant street.
The council adjourned to this afternoon.
ReEistFars for Election.
The following were appointed to serve
as registrars for the special election on
october 81, the first named being a demo-
crat and the second a republican:
First Ward, First Precinct-Charles c.
Green, ID. A. Heisler. Second Precinot-B.
j. Stockert, W. j. Leverett.
Second Ward, First Preeinct-J. $.
Cassidy, jr; George Burke. Second Pre-
Fr ad 3 A. 3. NioRRo1Eia ss second eoi%f' Precinct Ct
M. D, Hughes, D. J. Whitaker.
cinct-M. B. ORourke. Nels johnson.
Third Precinct. j. Martin, George A
sixth Ward, First Precinct--wis Payne.
Omaha)-N. b. S%honquist, c. o. IIamil-
ton.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30

Auditorium by a troop of norsemen and war
marching clubs. As he stepped on the stage
he was greeted with a wild demonstration
IN which the audience kept time to the
music OF the bands by waving American
rags and in cheers for Taft. Roosevelt.
Hughes and Watson; the republican scah-
didate for governor. After paying q tribute
to the president, the presidential nominee
and others, Governor Hughes took up the
discussion Of issues.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
e. &. Drake Dead.

Word was received last night Of the
death at the state asylum at Clarinda OF
e. c. Drake of 50 North Sixth street. this
city. Deceased, who leaves a widow and
several children, was a member of the
local branch OF the United Commercial
Travellers. The body will be brought here
for burial.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30

yellow. The eczema itched so that It
seemed as though / could tear my face
all 70 pieces. The disease began in the
fall and i did everything for it until the
was not more than three months before
II was ell healed up. l still use the
Cuticura Resolvent Pills once In a while
TO cleanse the blood. l am very thank
full that / tried Cuticura, and l can
recommend Il to any one. Miss any
Pearsons, Mortified, VT, Dec. 10, '07."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
Allen Defeats DE orc.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Sept. 2s.-Bennie
Allen Of Kansas city, tonight won the first
game in his match game Will Alfredo Dc
orc OF st. Louis. for the pool champion
ship Of the world. Tonight's score was.
Allen. 203; De ORC. 1855. Two hundred balls
will be played tomorrow night, when the
scene will change TO 81. Louis for the re-
naming four hundred points.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
HOGS Dying of CboIsr..

BOONE, Ia, Sept. 29.-(SpeciaI Tel
gramD-Farmers Of Boone county are los
ing hogs by the hundreds from the ravages
OF cholera. One man buried twenty this
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
COULD NOT CURE
WEEPING ECZEMA
Disease Began over Ear and Spread
till Face and Neck we're Raw-ltch-
ing, inflammation and Soreness
were Terrible = Lasted Over a
Year and All Treatments Failed
UNTIL CUTICURA AGAIN
PROVED GREAT SUCCESS
Eczema began over the top Of my
ear. IL cracked and then began to

bDltdus 4 ndb llllCp
different doctors and
tried several things, but
they did me no good.
last one side Of my
face and my neck clear
up 10 my hair were raw.
The water ran out of it
SO that l had TO wear
medicated cotton, and
IL was so infamed and
sore that ] had TO put
a piece Of cloth over my
pillow TO keep the water
it, and il would
stain the cloth a aOFt Of
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
The Glad Hand

emoves liver ~inaction and bowel stoppage
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the pain
less regulators. 25c. Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
CURRENT NEWS OF IOWA

and We therefore recommend that he be-
requested 20 ucquiesce in the former recon-
mendatiou OF the committee and withdraw
his check which accompanied his bid for
the new water works system and waive all
claims or rights by reason Of a failure TO
make a contract with the city. Very re-
sDeCtfuiiy submitted.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-30
GROWS HAIR
Cutieura Removes Dandruff and
SoOtheS Itching Scaips.

Warm shampoos with Cuticura Soap,
ard light dressings with Cuticura, pre-
rent dry, thin, and falling hair. remove
crusts, scales, and dandrun, destroy
hair parasites, soothe irritated. itching
surfaces, stimulate the hai- follicies,
Eith ouergy and nounshment, and
make the hair grow upOn a sweet,
wholesome, healthy scalp when all
other treatment fals.
conpsts External aud Internal Treatment for
EVaFy Humor OF infabU Ghldreh. and Adults COO
eistI Of GldcuuA BQep Obal 70 Cleanse the ska,
CuNcWa Omunantt59o 70 HeAl the SKIN. aud CUT
c6an1 Pnh, 2te. % vial q 90 % fqg1fy The Blood.
SOLD uHvu9Aeut TIE Sogdl Potter Drug A Chem
nA1sa fss osheeua Bp5E 90 skia Dssas..
The Washington times., 1908-05-07
BUFFALO BILL" DUE
HERE THIS MONTH
Big Wild West Show to
Be Presented May
Is and 19.

Following upon the heels OF Barnum
& BaiIey's greatest circus on earth. -
comes the genial Buffalo Bill" ne Of
the iron locke and eagle eye, with MS
troupe constituting the greatest cow
boy show on earth"
Colonel Codys show viii be in wash
ington on the 18th and 18th OF May. II
the press agents are in any way telling
the truth. the show this year IS going
10 beat all previous exhibitions for fea-
tures and elaborateness of det2n-
This year, for the first time. win be
seen a game OF football on horyeOack-
The man who started the idea
christened it pushbaT. and then some
body developed a bright mental streak,
and accused it Of being some kind Of
polo Six sturdy Indians. six stalwart
cowboys, twelve horses and one much
abused rubber bali. five feet in diam
eter. constitute the necessary reIui-
sites 20 the game
The bah Is placed in the center Of the
arena and the men start after il. The
horses kick II and push IL and bump
it and thump IL, and finally the ball
becomes dlsgusted with the treatment
il receives and rolls wearily across one
of the goal lines. and then there IS
great rejoicing and many manifestations
OF gladness-
All of the old features. and others not
SO old VIII cOntriEgte 20 the per
formance. johnny Baker he Of the
fiawless eim. VIII shoot clay pigeons ana
glass balls from every conceivable pO-
sition. and Buffalo BIZ viii ride at
The head OF the band and do his same
old stunts.
j. is going 20 be a great show.