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The Washington times., 1908-07-05

TWo-base hits-NlIlams %, H1WeI, Tan
nehiil- Double pays-Howen 20 Wallace 70
T Jones Struck Out-By walsh /. by
Howell 4: by Manuel. 2 Cmpires-Sheri-
dan and Connolly.
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Loses Morning
Game by His Explosion

Washington, although it was doing
little with Manning, had as good a
chance to win as had New York in the
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REVERSES
MORNING RESULT

PHILADELPHIA. July 4-The Amer
leans h id little trouble in shutting out
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Detroit ............... 0 OIL
Bases on balls-Cn Summers. ! SIX out
BY Joss, =. by Summers e. T.In.r lays
Schaener and Rossman- Tr-rl---Evarls.
Aftem.lr.r--- on
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St. Kelvin Killed.

Neither Of the riders. Sampson nor
DUpee, hurt themselves. but 81 kevll
landed on his head and broke his neck
Simon Pure then came on 10 an easy
victory. with the added starter, Icon
omy. second. A COIored stable boy re-
mounted Altar and rode hin OUL Tor
IEird money
Statesman won mis- firsr race Of the
season IL Jhe Spring STAKES. q sIA-rur-
long dash down the FutGTIty course.
ToroeIilna finished a head behind
Statesman, with FOOIpad q poor third
If NCC1hey had given TCT11l.-na any
kind or a ride he would have surely re-
verEJU the Tc -Iis.
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arm up under him at the count OF five
and struggled TO lift his knees. The
punch had done its work.
Strives Gameiy To Rise.
The champions second doused him
with cold water. and his hackers al the
ring frantically yelled Al him 10 get up.
The fallen champion looked 70 his corner
and made one desperate effort, but the
strength was not IN him and the final
count was tolled of with Nelson stand
ing over his fallen foe eager to finish the
job. IL his work was not already COM
pIeted- The scene that followed in the
arena has had few equals in the fight
history OF Frisco.
Hats. coats. fans. and sunshades were
tossed madly into the air, and thousands
OF spectators, regardless OF their sym
pathies or betting stands. united in an
ovation to the cond1leror Of one OF the
cleverest men. white black, who ever
donned a padded mi. Nelson's friends
surged into the ring. anu the Dane. bat
tered and blood smeared. but smiling
grirnlv. was hoisted 70 the shoulders OF
a half dozen men and borne from the
arena.
Sketch of Cans
1t was May i, lSJ-s dL r OF Ere Ina <
Joe Cans, up 90 that time regarded as
an OF and orer. landed the punch on
Frank Erne which won him the cham
pionship and put that fighter in the
has-been class. Erne was defeated IN
the first round. Prior to that time Cans
had met defeat at the hands Of George
CEIbows) McFadden and had also lost
a battle to Terry McGOvern in the sec
ond round. but the AIcGovern fight was
a clear fake
Since his acquisition Of the light
( weight title Cans has met virtually ali
the men of his class and has frequently
given away weight 10 take on Oppo-
nents For a number of years he was
in bad repute. and generally regarded
as a crooked fighter. 4 few years ago
he changed managers, and announced
that henceforth ne would fight on the
| level. He made his promise good and
succeeded in winning place in the
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Slated for Dorner in seventh.
~sBarted FOR Young in ninth
Brooklyn 0 0 o c 0 3 e.
TWobase hits-Sheehan. Lumley. Struck
Continued on Fifth PaseO
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FIRST CANE

satte1 I1r Iced n MINI
Chicago ...-.-........Z @ 9 o 0 0 o O.
F.r-sbl-g -----.----.. @ @ G @ 90
Tvyo-oase hit-EaE1e-- Base on baILs-On
Lieteld- 4, on Brown, T. Struck out-Bv
Liefeld- o By Brown E. Cmp.re-Emslte
and tombstone. AtrenGznce--s.0 Gee
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Continued en- Elshsb PsSaS
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NOTES OF SECOND GAME.

ShipkC's triple over Moriaritys head
in the Lrst inning came within foot
OF bounding over the left FIELD fence
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-Four RIDERS Fan.

The running OF the Independence
StsePlechase furnished the most exciJ-
ing moment, when ThisrledaIe fell al
the last jump and rolled over on nls
rider, HUppe. The boy never made q
move when the horse scrambled 10 his
feet, and Instantly the news mashed
through the stand that he had been
killed -Four ElukerJOns rushed 10 me
spot with . temporary s-re-cner. ana
gently deposited HUppe- carrying him TO
the Jockeys room Upon examination
II was discovered that he was only
stunned, and that no serious injury mad
occurred
Before HuFpC met with his ocCscenr,
California king had thrown his rider,
Mckinney, Who escaped UnhurJ- Elgll
after his trouble, Altar, which was lead
ing. 1eu over q jump on the back
stretch, and on him ST Kelvin tUnDled-
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Wins Commonwealth Stakes.
His Sixth Straight
Victory.
RIDERS THROWN;
ONE HORSE KILLED
independence Steeplechase Marred
by Bad Accidents, and St. Kelvin
Breaks His Neck.

NEW YORK. July 4-PrLscunau, ii
fast Hasting geIdins belonging 70 Az
gust Belmont, lived up 70 his grea
form BY capturing the $1,000 Common
wealth Stakes at Sheepshead Bay TN
afternoon in clever fashion.
The winner ran the one and one-cua-
ter miles IL 200 3-5, and, considering II.
sloppy condition OF the track, IL was
grand performance. -Four lengths Dc
hind PriscIlIian at the finish was tlre
stone, which. in turn, was two length
In advance Of Royal TOUris-, an AIDE,
starter.
This victory marks the sixth CCnsecu
tive one Tor PTiscillian, and entities niu
10 be ClaSsCd among me tOp-lOLchGrs il
the tLree-year division The vaI-
OF first money was So go. which make
mis- earnings UP 10 date over $3.50.
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(Continued on ID &c
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sBatted for Lever in seventh.
Pirrsburg .....-..-... o o @ III O-s
Chicago .-.-...-.-..-. . 0 o @ @ e-s
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SCeaGl1aaz a E-<hth 2aSe.)
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Born June 5, 1882, at Copenhagen, Denmark.
Color-White.
Height fee5 - inches.
Weight-l33 pounds.
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Continued on Fifth PAGE
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Ganley's drive. sending ShipEe home.
vas an ideal single-a clean line pLsle
between first and second.
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It was the third time Newton el.r
rushed to the rescue in the series Of 1--WE
games.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

NEBRASKA CITY. Nsb. aug. 1s-Cspe-
cisL)-The city fathers had the hottest
session last evening they have had In
years. The contention came I'd over the
warrant allowed CHIEF Mike Bauer Of the
fire department, who IL also 3 member Of
the council Dr.. J. d. Houston. also a
member OF the council, voted against the
allowing OF the warrant for 500. and when
il was allowed over his head. he e~njoined
the city clerk from issuing and deIiv1r-
ing H. The wurdy war lasted for several
hours, and for a time Il looked rs II there
chief Of the fire department and q mem
Der Of he council from the First ward for
q number Of years. and It is commended that
when he was appointed last spring that he
was going TO waive the salary attached
to the office Of the chief Of the depart
meut, because ne was gwen the alternative
Of resigning from one OF the other Of the
offices. DIT. Houston has retained an at
tnrney and will fight the case out in the
courts. Mr.. Bauer In the Oldest fire chief
IN the state. having served continuously
since 1867. and has been president Of the
State Volunteers Ffremen's association
once. The city ordinance allows him q sal
airy and the charter says ne cannot hold
The fight is a lively one and will De car
ried into the election next spring. when
both men come up for reelection.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Up 10 Democratic Commfttee.

FREMONT, Neb- Aug. 1a-lSpecisl)-
In a published letter 10 State Chairman
Allen, asking al investigation Of his acts
in connection with the democratic con
gressinnRl nomination in the Third district.
Dan V. Stephens says in part;
] am firmly convinced that the state
committee should not hesitate to 20 into
this subject and 10 demand Of Edgar
Howard that he forthwith prove his charges
or be branded as a defRmer Of chHraC.er
and a destroyer Of party harmony.
Let u be understood that the state com
mittee has a right to pass upon q subject
that is 50 vital 10 the success Of our oauss
H the polls, and J hold that n Is essentis.
that the democratic state central omm tee
Immediately take action upon the Charg
made by Edgar Howard IN order that lhs
cause Of democracy in the Third dlstric.
may not suffer as 9 result thereof.
Therefore, ] request you 10 immediately
asstmble the state committee and 10 hca'
these charges and 10 demand proof Of then
Of M. Howard, and in the event OF hu
failure 10 produce proof that ne be publicly
repriruHndeu ana properly labeled for VIVA.
he Is.
Hoping 10 hear from you Immediately IT
regard 10 this matter in ORDER that ii mBs
be settled prior 10 the primaries, ] am
etc.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Kari KoehIer n. Mis.trE.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb.. Aug. 1s-(spe-
cislD-Karl Koehler finBncier Of Nucko1lE
lodge No. Z Ancient Order United Work
men, after having failed TO satisfy the
auditing committee Of the lodge as to his
accounts and refusing TO give them the
information desired. left the city August 6
and since then all efforts to locate him
have been without avail.
Last evening his office was declared
vacant and Frank II. MBrnell was elected
in ms stead. His books have been turned
over 10 IN auditing committee. Whit will
endsRvor TO s~trBighten out the tangled
string. II is not known that he iE snort,
but his books are In & very bad shape and
he acted rather uueerly in leaving the
city the way he did. He has been q
resident OF the city since infancy and was
looked upon as one of the exemplary
young man Of the city and had scores OF
warm friends. He had the confidence Of
every man. vCn'hn and child in the city
ana his mysterious disappearance Is
puEzlinE every one. He Is bonded and In
case there should be any shortage in his
accounts the lodge will not be the loser
He has been finRncier Of the lodge for the
past Six years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. Aug 1s-Cspe-
ciRln-TobacCo raising in Nebraska has
been demonstrated to be a practical posi-
bility by Jesse HolliEter Of Chapman, who
has raised 3 crop OF as fine tobacco as
could be found anywhere. Young HoIisser
is the son OF ez-sheriff John d. HOLSTER.
and this spring conceived the ides that he
would experiment witt the raising of to
bacco. He secured good seed OF the White
Burnley variety, a hardy plant, which is
popular in the more northern tobacco
growing states, and sowed quite a large
field with the seed. He has tended the
crop faithfully. and has been rewarded
with q splendid crop Of tobacco plants.
the leaves on some OF the plants being
two feet long and a foot or more across.
Just how the young man iE investigating
how TO care for the tobacco when Il ripens.
and II he markets his crop to good ad-
vantage ne will put in more ground mex
year. The tobacco field is on the HOLSTER
place just inside the corporate mits OF
Chapman, and is attracting many sight
seers from far and near.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
SMITH HAS TOO MANY CLOTHES
Extra armeB Are Identified m
the Property of Gus
Schultz.

Last night about 70 O'Clock Charlie, alias
Sloppy Smith, was arrested by Patrolman
Bryant N the streets and booked al the
police station as & suspicious character.
When taken in ne had 3 heavy overcost and
8 black coat under his arm, and said ne got
them in Denver. His arrest followed q
complaint from the Omaha Clothing COM
pany or Farnam street that they had been
offered a check with q forged endorsement
on il. The check was MADE out 10 George
NJ. Gay for SOC. The clothes which Smith
had were thought 10 have been stolen from
Gus Schultz, bartender at krus' salooB al
Sixteenth and Webster streets, and schultz
called at the police station and identified
them as his, when notified Of the find.
Thinking Smith might have some more
stolen property, such as shoes about hin
ne was examined again, and then said in
answer 10 inquiry, that he gUt the clothes
in Lincoln When shown SchultZ's initials
on the garments, he said. We'll, take them,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

his monsv, Reed Expressed himself 90
furclhly about the dentist and the police
that Csptain MCGUIRE knocked him down
Then While cowsd the dentist inserted his
furcsps and ranked out SO worth q solo
Reed wns ssut ID for twenty DAYS on a
chErEs % obtsisi-s money under false pre-
tsusss.
LINCOLN. AUG m-Cspecial telegram
The democratic state committee is not
Eoinr 70 bum its fingers or the Howard
Stephens Third district scrsp The e1ecu-
tive COMMITTEES. 10 which was referred the
matter. decided not to have anything to
Dc with Il. but TO LET Howard buck Steph-
ems and Latta and the Union Pacific sud
everything else IN his own sweet way.
Some DAYS arc Howard issued 4 pamphlet
called Pair Play" Dan Stephens, who Is
managing the LsttH campaign, objected tr
some % the things published and promptH
posted two 200 checks TO be paid to The
state COMMITTEES and Howard n the latter
could prove the charges. The state commit
tee, however. was too wise 10 let the mat
ter 60 70 the state committee, and there q
ends.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
PAIR OF YOUTHFUL HoLDUPS
one of Them Arrested. hut the other
One Escapes from the
Police.

Being sadly in need OF some money,
having only 3 cents 10 his name Phillip
Norton. a r. NJ. Z. messenger boy, about
20 years old, d~etSrmined 10 gel the much
sought after wherevIthal by fair means
or foul. With another messenger he took
Louis Claude, an @. NJ. L, messenger, 10
the railroad yards or the pretext Of get
ting him d cheap ticket out Of town, and
when a propitious moment arrived one Of
the youthful holdup artists flashed q re
volver while the other attempted 10 e
through Clsude's pockets. But the latter
got away, suffering only q torn coat. Nor
ton was arrested by Officers Lahey and
Maloney and charged with assault with
intent to rob. The other messenger Edt
away. Claude was held 40 complaining
witness.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

CLAY CENTER-Three inches Of rain
fel here this morning.
F-ATTSMOUTH-Another fine rain feI
ln this vicinity Tuesday night.
BEATRICE-P J. SmetherE Yesterday
purchased the forty-acre farm Of LATE Mel
son, 6 mile north OF the CITY. for $3.50 Der
acre.
DlChENs-HHin fell 10 this part Of Lin
coin county Sunday night. three inches Of
zen falling In some localities insuriug ;
good crop.
hEAI hI1kA good soaking rain visited
TINS locality lEsI night The Moisture WI.
De eFcellsni for The corn crop and put ths
ground Ia In condition FOR fan Dl0Nius
NEBRASKA CITN-WEher Wessel an6
family were poisoned yesterday hy eating
some canned goods. They were nrE for Z
time but are pronounced out Of dEnrer
today.
hEATRCE-The Methodist RR-gcn sDr
United Brethren ball teHmE Of he RuD1Er
School league PLAYED a same last even,
ina Al The drivtnE PARK which reEalte5 b
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
EXPERIMENT IN DRY FARMING
south DBkotH Authorities Are on
Tour to Locate the
Farm.

PIERRE, s u, Aus. 19-lSpecisl Tele-
gran. B. c. Ericsson, ?. A. Stafford, A.
Nerhy and A. M. Anderson, members Of
the State Board Of Regents, accompanied
by Secretary Aldrich and PrRs. Wilson and
Willis Of the Agricultural college, went to
the western part Of the state today to
select q location for one Of the dry farm
ing experiment stations provided for by
the last legislature. Under the Law n
must be located either in Stanley or Ly-
man county, and the towns Of Philip, Ka-
doks. Murdo ana Presho are asking for
the location and all win be visited on the
trip.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
STAND OF EPWoRTH LEAGUE
County Option and Opposition &c Any
Party that Does Not
FavGr IL.

Resolutions on reform Bns temperance
adopted by the Nebraska Conference Up
worth league at The Epworth assembly at
Lincoln.
The presence and speeches Of the Hon.
Eugene W. Chain nominee of the pruhi-
United States; Of those noble women from
the south, Mrs. ArmOr and Miss Belle
ator Robert NJ. LEFollette upon our plat
form this year makes more prominent
than ever the position which the Epworth
assembly occupies in the state Of Ne
braskR as the heart Of the great moral
and political reform that is triumphRntly
taking possession Of the offices OF the
state. backed by the suffrEEes Of a unit
ing, Intelligent, moral citizenship.
We congratulate the people Of Nebra ska
upon the vantage ground gained for po-
utlcal ana moral reform py the enactment
Of the law providing for the ton
Of the candidates for office by the peo-
pie in primary elections. We call upon
all good citizens to attend the primaries
and 10 there use their suffrage In seCur-
ing the nomination Of men committed TO
moral and political reform.
We resffirm or unfaltering allegiance
TO the principle Of the prohibition OF the
liquor traffic by municipality, county,
state and nation We pledge our active CO.
operation in this present campaign with
the Anu-Saloon league, the State Temper
Rnce union and with the campaign com
mirrea If the allied ramDnr No. For-op -
the state TO secure the nomination and
election Of such men TO the Legislature
as can be relied upon to enact an ef-
feCtive county option law.
We hereby give notice to the platform
makers Of the political parties OF the state
that unless they give the Christian voters
due recognition by a plank fsvorinE
county option 10 prohibit the leEalizinE Of
the saloon they must expect the aEgres-
sive hostility Of the churches and Tempe
ance organization 70 their party.
We commend the WOmsn's Christian
Temperance union as the most efficiently
working organization in our state work
ing to secure advanced temperance lCEis-
lHtOn and statewide prohibition. We
urge the women Of our churches, and
especially the young women, TO enter into
membership with il
j. 7. ROBERTS.
President Of the Committee.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
GERMAN-AMER1cAN CLUB FORMS
Organization Completed and Men
Endorsed for Several Places.

The republican national ticket, Governor
Sheldon for reelection, George Antilles for
state auditor. D.. L. HoIovtchiner for the
Omaha Board Of Education and William
WRppich for the legislature were unaui-
mously endorsed by the executive committee
Of the German-AmericaE Republican Club
Of Douglas County al its meeting 81 Judge
Alstadt's office IT. the Paxton block Tues
day evening The candidates mace speeches,
as also did George Z. Rice, candidate for
county commissioner.
New ufficerE were chosen as follows:
John C. Kuhn. president; William Mack,
ST., vice presidsrr; Max FeisrmRn, score
tary. William AltstsdL treasurer. President
Kuhn will appoint the executive committee
al the next meeting.
That the blue" laws should be revoked
is the stand Of the club on the personal
rights question but Mayor Dshlman's cam
pRign for the repeal Of the slocumb Law
Is not meeting with approval and a rssolu-
ton adopted al last nights meeting de-
Clared the club 10 he In favor Of the present
law remaining uusltered
Plans we're made for bringing prominent
German speakers 10 Omaha To assist in the
republican campaign this fall and the exec
uuive committee viii communicate with both
the nEtonsl and state committees for that
purpose. The speakers viii also campaign
the state.
In : written statement 10 the club George
Antilles pledged himself, IN the event Of his
election 10 the office OF state sudttor Of
public accounts, 10 carefully administer the
affairs q the office, snde avoring 10 secure
q prudent and economical administrative
and 10 collect the N00O0 due the insane
fund Of the state from several counties de
also said he would introduce . Uniform
system Of book keeping Il ne secured the
position. He was deputy STATE auditor from
1871 q 1905
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
HARNESS RACING Ar DAVENPORT
AnEettn Wins 2iIS Trot In Firth Heat
From Don M~uscovite.

DAVENPORT Ia, Aug. 1s-Grsat West
ern Circuit races opened on the Davenport
track today. The fifth heat Of the second
raCs was ruled out by the judges on the
charge that the drivers favored AnEettH
letting hey go through on The inside to
win. The heat was trutted over and An
gotta again won il and the race. Results
Class 2;20, pace, purse $1,000: Ding Pointer
Won three heats. Best time 2:sL. John
Ward, Hal CRssius, Glded Lady and Elsie
u also started.
Class 2lG, trot, purse $500: AnEpttA won
third and fifth heats. Don MuscOvite won
fourth heat AXcylne won first and second
heats. Best time: 2.12Nt. Patchen Wood
Charley Russell, Heiress Baron, Emma
Grattan and Horace G also started.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
WESTERN MATTERS At CAPITAL
rive New Letter Carriers Have Been
Appointed for the Omaha
ORrR.

WARRINGTON. AuE l9-CspeciEl Tolc-
gran. Arthur Asher. Edward J. Hynek.
philip ? Kelley. Fred T. Mccormick ard
Philip S. White have been appointed let
ter carriers al Omaha.
Lyle L. High Of Omaha has been ap-
pointed messenger in the weather bureau
service at Omaha
=. c. Miller. Carl J Scott and II. E
Bcmis Of Ames. la, have been appointed
veterinary inspectors in the bureau Of ami
NAL industry service.
John L. Beston has been appointed post
master at sholes, Wayne county. Neh
vice Z. ". Clossen. removed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

L. Hopkins Of this town. D.. Hopkins had
been III for six DAYS.
KANSAS CITY. Aug. 1g-Dr. Henry
Hopkins was for twenty years pastor o.
the Fourth. Congregational church II kan
saE City before becoming president Of vii
liBms college. He Was me son OF Mark II
Hopkins, Tor thirty-six years president Of
Williams college. He WAS born in WI
Jamestown Mass, in 1857. During the civil
war he served as chaplain in the field with
the One Hundred and Twentieth New York
volunteers.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Catholic Re,ivaI al ha.tiBE..

HASTINGS. Nsb, Aus 18-speciaI Tel
eErEmA-A Catholic festival for members
Of Catholic churches in central Nebraska
was begun In Prospect park today with an
address by A c. shRllenberEer Of Alma as
the opening feature. Tomorrow afternoon
an address will be given by Governor Shell
don. Delegations from numerous nearby
towns are In attendance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Tile II-N1-E TEAM
smith MAKE, a PriF. CH,ch.

Byron Smith is sending clippings % his
friends q d big catch he made al Lake
Washington. While fishing one morning
recently. ne landed a six pound pike, whicn
was said 10 be the largest OF the season.
and ne has thereby gained considersb Die
prominence as d fisherman He will have
fish stories Eslure 10 tell his friends about
when he returns to Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

Dr. A. z Mack and y J. Norton returned
Wednesday morning from Lake Francis
MINI. where they have been having phe
nominal luck with the rod and reel They
brought back 10 Omaha al The fish IN,
stringent laws Of Minnesota would allow
mostly bass and pickCreL
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20

Summer Flcuon-over a. LHursl a Eirl
Eel out Of d hammock and broke her arm.
There must be ar awful slow bunch q
young men over there, that cant even hold
the girls in the hEmmocks. We haven't
beard Of any such accidsuls around here
HoEklns Headlight YOU ought 10 send your
reporter over here Brother Gardner and you
would gel ali kinds o. hammock accidents
Here our young people are sc large that they
can't get q Eammuck strong enough 10 hold
them A fsv evenings ago q hammock
broke, preciptEring the occupants 10 The
porch floor with sach force az 70 awaken
AL the people IL That part Of TIE town
I PlFcr HeraIG
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
DEATH RECORD.
Or. Henry HOPIins

WILLIAMsTOwN. Mass Aug. ls-Dr.
Henry Hopkins. former president OF VII
Hams college. died Of pneumonia az Rotter-
dam. Holland. today, according TO a cable
gram received by his brother, Colonel A
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
Vice Freadent Fnil. TO Arrive.

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS, Mo. Aug. 10
Vice President Charles W. Fairbanks. who
was 10 have reached here thus morning
and TO have delivered two Epeeches during
the day, failFd 10 arrive, having missed
train connection at Chicago. He will. IL -
stated, reach the springs tomorrow morn
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-20
IirhoId A Rri-n Rnk.-

NEBRASKA CITY. N5b- Aug N-Jspe-
cial TeleErsmD-At an early hour this
morning fire destroyed part Of the bakery
Of BeIbold and Brien. LoEs 500. covered
partly by insurance