Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-10-03
HUGHES TO TOUR IN STATE
Governor of New York Will Make
Speeches in Nebraska.
TALKS IN OMAHA OCTOBER SIX
Leaves Next Day for Lincoln and
Western Notwithstanding Adj
dress to BE Given at
Hastings.
(From = staff CorrespondentD

LINCOLN, Oct. 2.--(Special Telegram.)-
The republican state committee today COM
pleted arrangements for the visit OF Gov
ernor Charles Il. Hughes OF New York to
Nebraska, October 6-7.
Governor Hughes will speak in Omaha at
the Auditorium on the night of October 9.
and the following day will leave over the
Burlington, on a special train, for a speak
ing trip that will include Lincoln, York,
Grand Island, Kearney and Holdrege OF
the larger cities and an evening address
at Hastings. The trip will be one OF the
big features of the campaign arranged by
the republican committee, and representa-
tives of the party organization will ac'
company the New York executive
Plans were gotten under way today, as
soon as the itinerary was known, for proper
notification of the communities the gov
ernor will visit, and 1t is expected he will
bring out large crowds wherever his special
stops.
Governor Hughes will leave Chicago the
night of October for Lacrosse Wis. and
from Lacrosse will make the trip to
Omaha, reaching Omaha in the evening OF
October g. where he will speak Immediately
upon his arrival.
The itinerary for speeches through Ne
braska, October T. is as follows:
Leave Omaha at 1880 a. m.
Arrive in Ashland at $50 a. m.
| Arrive in Havelock at 9:O5 a. IN.
Arrive in Lincoln at $3.50 a. m; forty min
utes stop.
Arrive in Seward at II a m.
Arrive in York at 1l:4O a. m.
) Arrive in Aurora at 1915 p. IN.
Arrive in Grand Island at l p. m; stop
of one hour.
Arrive in Kearney at p. M; stop of one
hour
Arrive in Kenesaw at 4;4O p. m.
Arrive in Minden at $40 p. m.
Arrive in Holdrege at p. m; stop OF
thirty minutes.
Arrive in Hastings at s p. m.
Following the evening speech at Hastings
the governor will take special train over
the St. Joseph & Grand Island road for
St. Joseph. Mo.
WhirIwInd Campaign.
The republican campaign In Nebraska
from now until election is to be of the
whirlwind kind. Numerous meetings viii
be held in various parts of the state, and
the splendid enthusiasm created by the
visit OF Judge Taft, the republican nomineC
for president will be kept up until the
] Nole IL counted, Al lne republican state
headquarters the work is going to be cen.
tered on getting out the vote The only
fear the officials have Is over-confidence
The officials are satisfied that the state Il
safely republican, but they are working
to get out every voter TO make the ma
jority as large as possible.
Reports are being received at the head
quarters from along the route Of the Taf
train that the presidential candidate mad,
a most favorable impression on all thos,
who saw and heard him speak. and he ha
stirred the enthusiasm Of thousands
At Lincoln, the home OF Mr. Bryan, ther
Is nothing to II any more. When the demo
Gratis were claiming republican support 70
Bryan because the democratic candidate
would bring money-spending visitors to tn
city, there was a lot OF Bryan talk here
Like ali other promises OF the democrats
this one failed to pan out Mr. Bryan
delegations fall 10 inaterlalize, and eve
his notification crowd was Ike that
circus would bring to town. The magnifl
cent multitude that came to Lincoln L
, see Mr.. Taft, has ended all the Brya
talk in Lincoln. II there were any weak
kneed republicans here they cannot b
found now, Reports are coming IN fror
, over the county and the predictions ar
, being made today by men who understan
the sentiment OF the people. that Mr.. Bry
ans vote will fall off In his home town.
The republican county committee is Worl,
CONTINUED on Fifth Pasay