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6ELlEW RETURNS TO THE THIEF"

KrvIe Bellew, who has been absent for five days
from, the cast of The Thief at the Lyceum
ing to slight indsposition, returned last night
and was warmly received.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail today for
Europe are:
CELTIC FOR LIVERPOOL
Mr and Mrs A W. Atkin-fMr and Mrs Samuel Slade.
son. tMr and Mrs Andrew B.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Blunt McCreery
Mrs T T. O'Connor.
LA SAVOIE FOR HAVRE.
Tr and Mrs Herman =. William F. Keep,
Mrs. j. y. Osborne
and Mrs e. C. Carter, MIR and Mrs Maurice
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
OCEANIC FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Mrs George w Allen. ICaptain a. O'Nein.
r, Crornntou tI.adv Annahet O'Nein
Alexander r. Hamilton George Henry Payne.
and Mrs. Charles q. o w X Wh!tA
Murray.
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SOTTHAMPTON

ICaptain a. O'Neili.
Lady Annahei O'Neill.
George Henry Payne,
". K. WhstA
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

railway commissioned. He was followed By
John Pierce. candidate for the nominatioi
OF state auditor. An innovation followet
In an excellent song. My own Unite,
states" by Fred Haynes.
The other speakers were a. w. Jefferis
candidate for congress. who called stten
ton to the magnificent record Of the re
publican party, and in speaking OF his owl
candidacy stated that IFS platform was tn,
platform OF the republican party promul
gated al Chicago and by the republicans 81
the state OF Nebraska. He urged that al
voters get out and work on primary dag
and whoever were the successful nomireeS
1t wa the duty Of every republican to wori
diligently for their election, as he proposed
to do.
T. w. Blackburn presented his claims
for the nomination for congress and asked
the support Of the republicans OF the
Seventh ward, and promised to abide by
the result Of the primaries and would get
out into the field to help elect the ontlrs
national, state. congressional and county
and city tickets nominated by the repub.
lican party. t'
Henry +. Murphy Of South Omaha spoke
briefly in the interest OF the candidacy of
g.. II. Brewer for coroner and urged that
South Omaha be given appropriate recog.
milton on the ticket, as thereby the demo-
cratic vote OF that city could be reduced
sufficiently to give a winning republican
majority and thereby secure the election
Of the entire republican ticket.
The other speakers were. t. A. Hollis
ter, j. c. Kinsler. and Horny G. Never,
candidates for county attorney; Frank c.
o'Halloran, S. c. Barnes. +. c. Best, l..
N. Gonden, Ernest STUNT, f. s. Tucker.
q. E. Huntington and w. f.. wappich.
candidates for representatives; Charles
Unit, candidate for member OF the water
board; II. v, Cole. Grant W. Williams and
Charles Hansen, candidates for members
OF the school board. and Judge w. w. sla-
baugh, who spoke briefly in favor OF the
constitutional amendments, asking that the
voters give careful attention to these
amendments and particularly to that pro.
vidlng for an an increase In the humber
of members for the state supreme bench.
Mr.. Haynes SANG another song that was
heartily applauded, and the club. then ad,
journed TO next Friday evening, when
there will be a rally OF all the successful
candidates and a general Qualification meet
ing. u
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
NOT SLATE MAKERS
Repudiate List Given to Press, Shall
enberger Alone Excepted.
c. ]. sMYTH WRITES A NOTE
In the Note He wrotei Someone Will
Get Hurt at Primaries Tor
GIvinR out Slate Jacks
Never saw.

Reafflrming their preference for Ashton
c. S~hallenberger, the duke of Alma, as a
candidate for governor of Nebraska on the
democratic ticket, and reiterating that they
will have nothing to do with Mayor Dahl
man, the Jacks Rave unsheathed their
s~calpine knive and are after the man who
divulged their slate and let Il be known
to the public who the old guard Of de-
democracy will support in the primaries
and who will be given the marble stare.
The Jack club had a meeting Sunday, an
official meeting, attended by all It's officers
and all fourteen of it's members, II Is stated
The meeting was called hurriedly to dis
cuss the divulging of the clubs slate and
10 decide upon the punishment for the man
who gave out the slate. At least, leaders
said they would chastise somebody. There
was much heated argument. and bitter cen
sure was heaped upon the head of the
culprit who kept not his own counsel, but
let the press have an lnkling as to what
candidates the Jacks would support.
"Shcu the Jacks Rule"
After many plans had been discussed, the
club drew up the following statement for
the press. the statement being signed by
c. ]. Smyth. president of the club, and
written In his own hand and attested by
p. p. Bergman. secretary Of the organiza-
ton and one Of the mayors appointees,
This is what smythe wrote in the note:
While we believe that the members of the
Jacksonian club are a unit for Mr.. Shallen,
berger, there has been no endorsement oil
him or of any other candidate for any
office by his club, nor has the matter OF
the endorsement of any candidate, beer
considered at any meeting Of the club, II
being against the policy OF this club tc
endorse any person prior. to the primaries
After drawing up this declaration the
club adjourned and the members started
out on a still hunt for the mar who gave
out the slate. who the guilty one is de-
ponent sayeth not. but leading Jacks CIV
It out that they believe he is one of the
candidates for nomination and therefore
gave out the slate to let 1t be known tina
he had been endorsed, with the idea thai
his endorsement would get more votes.
"If we can find out who it was who made
public this so-called slate Of the Jack.
sonian club. we will make 1t hot for him
and II he is a candidate he will wish tina
he were not and that the primaries were
a thing Of the past" said Former Sheriff
Power. THE club denounces this slat'
business and II there is a traitor in oui
camp she is going to be routed out"
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
RAILWAY MEN HAvE NESTING
Final Conference Held Mt Crane
Island Before Primaries.

Final Conference Held mt Grand
Island Before Primaries.
GRAND ISLAND. Neb., Aug. S0--tspe-
clsl)-At an adjourned meeting of the
local organization OF the Railway EN-
ployes~ Protective association the follow
ing vice presidents we're appointed; Black
smiths, Henry Seaman; for the store force,
Claude Elliott; round house, James Alex
ander; b~oilermakers. Otto -Bixenmann; sec
ton foree. Peter Berquist: operating de-
partment, Victor Anderson; switchmen. Ed
Ballenser; conductors and brakemen, ].
Murphy; engineers and f~irefnen, T. G.
Thompson; block signal, William Grant;
bridge builders, ]. Frazell; Burlington.
Thomas Common. agent; st. Joseph q Grand
Island. Joseph LaChapolIe.
Incidental 10 the organization there were
addresses by Mr.. Anderson. chief dis
patcher ~ the Union Pacific. Of this city
and Mr.. Ryan, member OF the executive
committee OF the state association. The
latter criticized the work OF the CONNER
clhl club Of Grand Island, stating that all
It did was to benefit a few small jobbing
houses. inferentially the consumers getting
no benefit OF reduced rates secured, and
that the Burlington would build a depot
in this city IL it was not .harrsssed by
legislation.
The recently disclosed circulars passed
among the members OF the organization
over the state were distributed here. In
Hall county there are three candidates
for representatives to the Legislature, two
to be chosen. Tire advisory circular choos-
Ing candidates omits the name Of A. L.
s. udder. while It rec mnends e. O. White
and +, M. wescott. White and scudder
we're in the last session and voted to full
fiji all Of the platform pledges. Me- scud-
der also introduced and had passed what
became known as the ant!-hobo bill. at the
request OF Union Pacific agents. There is
some curiosity here az to why Scudder was
dropped in favor of Weseott,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
Our Letter Box
President. Of the United states.

Presidents of the United states.
OMAHA, Aug. 29.-To the Editor Of The
Bee: All self-respecting Americans, ma
tive and adopted, have great pride in the
men they choose 10 rule the nation as
their presidents. They require that the
man who occupies the White House shall
be a man of the highest standing and
worth, commanding abilities, stability and
strength of character. proven experience
and capacity In the conduct of large at
fairs, and not a mere orator like Mr..
Bryan, whose sole occupation has been
to get office and money by selling
speeches. Thomas Jefferson. the founder
of popular government in the United
States, never made a public speech in his
life. COMMON SENSE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
GERMAN REPUBLICANS NEE
MEET
Speeches Are Made by Fourteen Cam
didates and Resolutions Adopted.

Speeches Are Made by Fourteen Cam
didates and Resolutions Adopted.
German republicans of Omaha and South
Omaha met in the South Omaha Eagles
hall Sunday afternoon, heard fourteen
speeches by candidates in both German
and English, reaffirmed their absolute
confidence in the republican party and
declared a continuation Of it's rule would
mean a continuation of their prosperity.
The party of promises" and the candi-
date, Mr.. Bryan. came in for some crit
ieism.
Otto Leptein presided and introduced
the candidates. A. W. Jefferis, candidate
for congress. made an address, which was
heartily applauded. as did also George
Anthers, the republican candidate for
state auditor. The candidates for the
legislature and for county offices were
given five minutes each I'm which to adj
dress the German republicans Of the
county.
John II. Kuhn. president OF the club,
spoke in German and urged all German
republicans to make a special effort to get
to the primaries Tuesday and vote for
republican candidates.
Having already endorsed George Anthers
for auditor, the Germans endorsed the
candidacy of c. l.. Hedlund OF Holdrege
for railway commissioner. passing tile
following resolution:
The German Republican club OF Doug
las county, believing that the best in
terests of the republican party will De
subseryed by giving recognition on the
state ticket 10 some OF the elements OF
our foreign-born population and also OF
having already endorsed George Anthefs,
. derman-AmericRn of Omaha. for the
sires 10 go a step further and resolves
TO endorse G. L.. Hsdlund OF Holdrege,
Phelps county, Nebraska, a Swedish
American citizen, for the office OF rail.
/ way commissioner, and earnestly urges al
of its members ana German republicans
| throughout the state OF Nebraska to vote
and work for the nomination OF Mr. He'd
lund for railway commissioner and for
Mr.. Anthers for state auditor, believing
that their nomination will materially
] strenEthen the ehs.-e ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
WILL TRY FOR FAST COMPANY
Sam Lansford's Next Fight Ma Give
Him n Chance,

HShAhoEub NeAt F1Rht May Give
Him n Chance.
NEW YORK, Aug. S0.--In the coming
battle between Sam Langford and Joe Jean
nette at the National Athletic club Sep
TENDER l the former will have a chance TO
show IL he is Of sufficient caliber TO force
Jack Johnson or Tommy Burns to meet
In the ring, Many New York fighting
fans believe that Langford Is the coming
worlds heavyweight champion and, has the
ability to vanquish either johnson or
Burns. Langford has e~ndeavored to get a
match with Stanley Ketchel for the middle
weight honors, but the Montana boy has
drawn the color line. +H
Langford and Jeanette have met In the
ring four times, but Il will take the coming
battle to decide which is of superior metal.
They have fought two draws and each
holds a decision over the other. Their last
battle was before the Armory club of Bos-
ton and at the end Of twelve rounds It was
declared a draw. Jeanette broke a bone
in his right hand during the contest and
was greatly handicapped. Langford's fol-
lowers in New York believe he is Jean
netteis master and he will be the favorite
when they enter the ring. In the last few
months the Boston man has taken great
strides. In the game. .rers ~, s 49,.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

TABLE ROCK, Neb., Aug. 9~o.-tspecial.)
A very smooth piece of work was done
here on Thursday last. A tray, Of rings,
worth from $40 to $50. was taken. suppos-
edly in broad daylight, front the 3ewelry
store of Ralph c.. Cotton and was not
missed until the time came for putting
away and locking up. A suspect was over
hauled at Pawnee city and thoroughly
searched, but without avail. How the theft
could have been accomplished in broad day
light cannot be explained.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

mine II the town shah be wet or dry"
At the regular election last spring the
"drys" won out b. a small majority. The
vets" circulated a petition asking the
village board to grant a saloon license, but
the board was unwilling to go on record
in the face Of the returns from the regu-
lar election. Then followed the circulation
Of q petition by the president Of the local
Bryan club asking the beard OF trustees
to call a special election.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
REPUBLICANS MEET ON LAWN
seventh Warders the Guests Of Pres
ident GreeVy of the CIub.

seventh Warder the Guests of Pres
ident Greevy Of the CIub.
Another rousing republican meeting was
held on N. J. Greevy's avn at Park ave-
nue. and Hickory street under the auspices
OF the Seventh Ward Republican club. The
meeting was opened with a short address Of
welcome by President Greevy Of the Sew
enth Ward Republican club. He gave a
brief review Of the work OF the republican
party and presented to the club a handsome
portrait Of the republican s-tandard-bearer.
w. II. Taft, the product OF the pencil and
brush Of his daughter. Miss June Greevy.
which was accepted with applause.
Vice President ]. A. FTanoouer was Sc
leoted as the permanent chairman OF the
evening. The first speaker was J. A. VIII
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

Pawnee Shy of Men-Ed Campbell 10
the reporter said: 81 have been selling
circus tickets for thirteen years, and
never before rave l seen so many good
looking young women buy tickets. What's
the matter with your young menu Are
they disciples Of Rip Van winkle5 There
are more handsome. dignified and inde-
pendent young women here than any place
we nave struck. Pawnee would no doubt
be a good place to come to live Paw
nee News.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

Fight II Out-when a Fremont automobile
owner runs over a Fremont mans dog, the
two men hunt up a secluded spot and in
wife a few Of their friends to see whether
the owner Of the dog can do to the owner
Of the automobile what the automobile did
to the dog. 1t is a rough way to settle
matters, but It has It's advantages. There
are no police bills to pay and no damage
claims to settle; and the friends of the
two men get a lot Of amusement out of 1t,
Fremont Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

The Boys Were ~Thirsty-Frank Janda,
ir., who has been ~instructing the new
band of young men in the west end Of
the city, brought his band down town
last evening and treated Ed Donat to a
royal surprise party. He took the band
into the saloon through the back way
and had them quietly arranged so that
when Ed came In he was startled to find
a band in full possession of his place.
They played a number of pieces and sur
prised the veterans with the good quality
of their music. For the short length Of
time they have been practicins they do
remarkably well.-Plattsmouth Journal
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

to be the most popular man in town next
week with the children. as he It win be
who will give to the children OF this To-
cality their free admission tickets to the
Sioux City fair. AS the supply IS limited
II would be well for all children. as soon
as they read this. to making
'goo-goo" eyes at the doctor.-North Ne
braska EAGLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

saloon Question Tn AEatn,
SYRACUSE. Neba Aug. So.-tspeciaI.l-
For the second time within six months the
voters OF Syracuse are balloting to deter
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

After suffering many years with a sore.
Amos King. Port Byron, N. Y, was cured
by Bucklen's Arnica salve. CSC. Beaton
Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Quaint snd cariOas Featares os Life
In a Rapidly Gr0winx
state.

Wen Recommended - A travelling man
wanted 10 know what was a sure cure for
flea bites We advised him 70 first catch
the flea and then use a sooua dip OF some
kind and use IL stFong-Wisner Chronicle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

Be Want Ads Produce Results.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

F0Hs p0e'0r-Dr. c, H, Maxwell promises
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
Most WonderfuI Healing.

John c. r McKesson for auditOr.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31

Continued from First Page.)
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-31
.epubliean Party and Labor.

"Bu am asked, what Is n. relation Of
the republican party to labor7 / want 70
make one statement first; that never in
the history Of the country has there been
an administration that has passed more
measures directly in the interest Of labor
than the present republican administration.
Take the employers liability act. Con-
gress has passed a law now by which rail-
road men engaged in interstate TailroadA-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-06-08
1.-THE SNan Who Stole The Earth"
By W. Holt White

| Miss Ilu will be able to carry the
matter tarcush?"
II am perfectly certain OF It." re-
joined Strong IL already repose
every trust in her. Moreover. wo-
man is far less likely 10 fall under
suspicion than a man. OF course.
there is some risk attached TO the
work. and naturally II is for Miss
Hunt 10 decide whether she will IN
dertake the mission"
He turned TO the girl. and there was
frank appeal in his gaze.
Il am quite prepared to CO." said
Miss Hunt.
Thank you" said Strong. Believe
me, thank you very much; and that
being settled" he went on briskly,
"the next thing is to tell you how
| propose TO proceed Miss Hunt, or
course, has informed you of the legend
OF the Ring OF Nissa,' and II that le-
gend holds good, shall establish my
headquarters in the Carpathians. That
will be good center for headQuar-
ters for operating against Europe.
Il am perfectly aware" Strong
went on, with quiet confidence, that
as soon as | begin TO make myself
felt the whole OF the world will rise
In arms against me"
| He smiled a placid and confidential
little smile, and the editor looked at
him with growing establishment.
tContinued Wednesday,