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had read them carefully.
Bryan on Way to Chicago.

Chicago, Sept. 25.-While Mr.. Bry-
an is working his way through Indi-
ana towards Chicago today, Cover
nor Haskell was passenger on the
s1anta Fe bound for the same city.
Little was said at Democratic head.
quarters concerning the charges made
against the national treasurer.
Josephus Daniels, chairman of the
Democratic press committee, said he
had heard nothing of the resignation
of Haskell. There is a report, which
cannot be confirmed, that Haskell
will meet meet the Bryan special on
its way from Terre Haute to Chicago
tonight; but the general belief is that
the conference between the two lead
ers will not occur until Mr.. Bryan
arrives in this city tomorrow morning
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ing, and today will make a monday
talk over campaign plans with Chair
man Hitchcock. Tonight Senator Bev-
eridge will reply to Bryan's Indianap-
oils speech on Business and Trusts
first of a series of speeches by Bev-
eridge in reply to Mr.. Bryan on va
rious campaign issues.
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ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL
AEROPLANE FLIGHT.

LIE Mans, France, Sept. 25.-Wilbur
Wright made a flight this morning
that lasted SO minutes and IA seconds
covering % miles at an average
height of 45 feet. Friends of Wright
are trying to persuade him to fly
across the English channel, as the
feat would furnish the best evidence
of his absolute confidence in the ma
chine.
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Mrs. Harry Hutchinson is expected
home Sunday from a visit at Beeville,
Tex, and upon her arrival she and
ing in the cottage recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Courtland Fleming,
on North Pennsylvania avenue.
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ONE KILLED AND TWO
INJURED In WRECK.

Trinidad. Colo. Sept. 25.-Engineer
Bennett was killed, Fireman Brown
.hadly scalded and Brakeman Davis
seriously hurt today. when a freight
train on the Colorado and Southern
collided with number of empty box
cars at Cucharas Junction.
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Boellner, the jeweler, has it cheaper
Marriage at the Court House.

Claud G. Truett, Is, and Miss Ger
trude oCrbett, 1S, both of Hagerman,
were married at 1:10 this afternoon
in the clerks Office, Judge ]. T. Ev-
ans performing the ceremony in the
presence of the groom's father and
Miss Tola Lemon, friend of the
couple. The bride is the daughter of
4. M. Corbett, a farmer living near
Hagerman. The wedding party drove
to Roswell today and went book this
afternoon.
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REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN
OPENS IN NEW YORK.

New York, Sept. 25.-Today marks
the real opening of the Republican
presidential campaign In New York
City. After brief campaigning tour
in New Jersey, Vice Presidential can
didate Sherman came here last even
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For onions and sweet potatoes, go
to the Hondo garden, South Lea ave.
Phone 116. Will deliver over 1OOfb-
S. H. Jones, Prop. 73t5*
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A meeting of the Young Mems
JeSersonian Club was to have been
held last night, but it was postponed
On account of the inability of the club
to secure a hall.
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MILLION DOLLAR SUIT
FOR BREACH OF PROMISE

Philippi. w. Va, Sept. 25.-The Ill
ing here of suit for $1,000, 900 dam
ages on allegation of breach of prom
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LARRAZOLO NAILS A LIE

RECORD CALLED THE ATTENTION OF o. A. LARRAzoLo
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Travelling The
Road to Economy
includes wise spending as
well as careful saving.
Spending a little to save
much is accomplished when
you order us to serve you
with
Our Crystal Ice

made from pure distilled
water, it is the best and pur-
est Ice you can have. A
small piece of it in your ice
box will save your milk, but
ter, meats, etc. from spoil
ing and without the slight
est fear of contamination.
Better commence using it
today.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
SANDERS TAKES QUICK ACTION
Governor of Louisiana Orders Rumor
of Corruption Fund InvestI-
gated at Once.

BATON ROUGE, La, June 1O-Investi-
cation was begun today of sensational
charges that a fund of $4,000 will be spent
in saving race track gambling in louisiana
from adverse legislation. Governor Sanders
ordered that both houses today take steps
to appoint a special commission to investi-
gate whether any money had been used and
whether such plans existed. He also or
dered a special session of the grand Jury
Immediately to investigate the corruption
fund charges.
The Locke bill to abolish all forms OF
betting on horse racing was posted for final
action by the house today.
BY vote OF 81 TO %, the Locke anti
racing bill was passed by the house OF rep
resentatives this afternoon. The bill is
now up to the senate and should it pass
that body IT will put an end TO the racing
which has been feature OF the winter sea
son in New Orleans for almost a century
ALBANY, ~ Y, June 1O-The assembly
this afternoon passed both OF the so-caled
anti-race track gambling bills. They are
expected to come up in the senate to-
morrow. The votes by which the assembly
passed the bills today were ss to 26 and lOl
TO "A. The vote at the regular session was
l2e to and l26 TO 9.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
VALUABLE MAIL POUCH STOLEN
Reported to Contain Large Sum of
Money-Omcers Mystiaed
at Theft.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. June 10-A regis
tered mail pouch en- route from Los Angeles
to New York is reported to have been
stolen at Kansas City Saturday night last.
While no definite. statement can be secured
from the local postal inspectors, 1t is ad-
mitted guardedly that a very valuable pouch
is missing" From one quarter 1t Is stated
that the pouch contained several thousand
dollars, one source placing II as high as
$4,000 This statement is without verifica-
tion, however. and local postal officials
say that at this time any official informa-
ton must come from the Postoffice depart
ment at Washington.
All through mails is transferred at the
Union depot substation in Kansas City.
Several months ago fire practically de-
stroyed the substation and since that time
in temporary quarters, it is said, the sys-
tenn of caring for the mail has been rather
lax. This has been attributed as a possible
reason for the disappearance of the pouch
in question.
LOS ANGELES. Cal, June 10.-Although
definite information cannot be obtained
here at this time, there is reason to believe
that the regist cred mail pouch stolen in
Kansas City Saturday night while enroutc
from Los Angeles TO New York. will prove
one of the richest hauls ever made in a
postal robbery
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
MlLLERS MEET IN DETROIT
Nearly Four Hundred I'm Session tn
Discuss Matters of Interest
TO Trade.

DETROIT, Mich, June lO.-Millers from
all the state to the number of nearly 400
were present when the sixth annual mass
convention of the Millers National Fedora
was called TO order here today in the con-
vention hall of the Hotel Cadillac. Between
600 and 100 members of the federation are
expected by tomorrow. Every incoming
train and boat brought a delegation of
millers today 100 from the northwest ar
riving on the steamer Tiouesta from Du-
luth.
The program for the opening session EN-
braced an address of welcome by Major
w. B. Thompson, response by Vice Presi-
dent H B. Sparks OF the federation, the
annual address Of President William E.
Castle of Louisville, Ky, and some "ex-
port suggestions by F. II. Price, the fed
erations export agent. A general discus
sion OF exports followed Mr.. Prices address.
This afternoon the millers will change
the location OF their convention to the decks
of the steamer Tatshmoo and will hold their
second session while on trip to Port
Huron. concert and smoker will follow
the business session on the boat during the
ride back to Detroit. which will not be
reached until after II o'clock. The fedora
ton will continue in session until Friday
afternoon and a banquet Friday evening
will follow the adjournment
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
OLIVER H. P. BELMONT DEAD
New York Finsnoier and Club Man
Passes Away.
UNABLE TO SUSTAIN OPERATION
Prominent in Life of Gotham an,
Newport Home One of the
show Places of sum-
mer City.

NEW YORK. June lO.-Oliver H P. Bel
mont died at his home at Hampstead. L. l.,
at 6:s4 o'clock this morning.
Mr.. Belmont had been seriously I'll less
than two weeks. He had rot been in the
best of health for some time, but his con
dition was not such as to cause any alarm
until appendicitis developed June l. The
previous Saturday, although the day was
rainy and the air raw. he went down to
Belmont park to witness the running of the
Belmont stakes. At the time he appeared
to have suffered no ill-effects from the
exposure and enjoyed the sport thoroughly.
When the physicians were called on Mon
day, however. and diagnosed his illness
as appendicitis they found his heart in
such a condition that there was much hesi-
tation before a decision to perform an
operation was reached Thursday, however,
It became apparent that the only hope for
his recovery lay in an operation. He raj
lied nicely after the operation and 1t was
believed that he would make a good recov-
cry. Late that afternoon. however, there
was a severe sinking spell followed by un-
consciousness. That night per,tonitis de-
veloped and from that time until his death
there was little hope that he would sur
vivs.
oliver H. p. Belmont was the son Of the
late August Belmont. The present August
Belmont and Perry Belmont are his broth
ers.
Mr.. Belmont had not been actively en-
gagged in business for some years. He had
always been very popular among a wide
circle OF friends and held prominent posi-
ton in club and social life here and in
London and Paris. He was graduated from
Annapolis Naval academy in 1876 and
served out his two years cruise following
graduation. In 1873 he resigned from the
service to engage in business with his
father and brothers.
He was a democrat, and in 1900 was
chosen as a delegate from New York TO the
democratic national convention. The same
year he was elected to congress from the
thirteenth New York district
Mr. Belmont's first marriage was with
Miss Sarah Swan Whitney, now Mrs.
George Rives. His only child. Mrs. Will
liam Burden, died several months ago
Mr. Belmonts second marriage was with
Mrs. Alva f. Smith Vanderbilt, who prior
TO her divorce was the wife OF w. X. Van
derbilt. Mrs Belmont and her two sons,
William X. Vanderbilt, jr. and Harold
Vanderbilt, were constantly at Mr. Bel
monts side from the moment his illness
took a critical turn. Mrs. Belmonts daugh-
ter. Consuelo. the duchess of Marlborough,
was kept constantly advised of Mr.. Bel
monts condition.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
W. A. DE BoRD GRAND MASTER
Grand Lodge of Masons Advances
Omaha Man, Formerly Deputy,
20 Highest Position.

These were elected the officers Of the
Masonic grand lodge Of Nebraska, wednes-
day afternoon;
Grand Master-w A DeBord Of Omaha
Deputy Grand Master-M. Dawling OF
Omaha
Grand Junior warden-Harry Gibbons OF
Kearney.
Grand Treasurer-John B. Dinsmore of
Grand secretary-Franeis E. White of
Omaha.
The appointive officers are:
Grand Chapiain-G. A. Beecher Of Omaha.
Grand o. ator-Roscoe Pound Of Lincoln,
Grand Custodian-Robert Z. French OF
Grand Marshal-James r. Cain Of Stella.
Grand Senior Deacon-Alpho Morgan OF
Grand Tyler-Jacob King of South
Omaha.
The new Officers were formally installed
Wednesday evening with impressive cere-
monies. The rast masters degree was also
conferred on a large class which concluded
the work OF the grand lodge.
The session has been one OF the most in
teresting and wei attended in the history
Of the grand lodge.
A feature OF the session was the presen-
tation to the visiting members Of souvenir
buttons bearing the picture Of the late
George w. Lininger. one Of the most be-
loved members Of the Masonic fraternity
I'm the west. and whose death. Just a year
ago, was the occasion OF universal mourn
ing In the Masonic circles Of the state
The buttons were presented by the new
George w. Lininger lodge. Ancient, Free
and Accepted Masons, organized in Omaha
during the present year.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
BREWERS FAVOR TEMPERANCE
Adopt Resolutions FavOrinE Sensible
Regulation of Retail Trade
I'm Liquor.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 10.-The pro-
motion OF temperance. being neither abuse
nor disuse is favored by the United States
Brewers association adopted at its closing
session today. They also favor the elm
ination Of the Objectionable feature of the
retail liquor traffic and pledge their fullest
cooperation towards their extinction.
The brewers also declare that It is a
mistake 10 believe that the commercial in
terests Of the brewer stands back of Of the
excessive multiplication Of saloons or any
OF the unlawful or improper practices OF
the saloonkeepeT. Whenever a spirit OF
genuine inquiry and rational betterment
shall take the place Of needless persecution,
aiming not at improvement, but at the ex-
termination Of their business, the brewers
will welcome it and will gladly refrain
from participating IN politics.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
HYMENEAL.
WIIIiams-LeIter.

WASHINGTON. June lo.--A wedding OF
unusual interest was that which took place
at the home Of the brides parents al noon
today Of Miss Jullette Williams. daughter
Of Colonel and Mrs. John r. Williams Of
this city, TO Joseph Letter, son Of the late
Levi z. Letter Of Chicago and Washington.
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Father Buckley, assistant rector Of St.
Matthews Roman Catholic church. and was
witnessed by about twenty persons. there
being present, in addition to the relatives
General and Mrs. Henry c. Corbin and
Captain and Mrs. Symmetry The bride
was attended b. her sister, Miss Frances
Williams. while the best man was Mr
Roman Baldwin, son OF the late C. C.
Baldwin, who was a Harvard elassman OF
Mr. Letter. Colonel John r. Williams
father OF the bride. gave his daughter
away.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
MEN IN GRAY GROWING FEWER
Report Received from Adjutant Gem
erRl of Confederate Veterans
at Reunion.

BIFMINGHAM. Ala June 1O.-Major
General William E. Mickle, adjutant gem
eral and chief of staff of the United Con-
federate Veterans. today made public his
report for the year ending December 81,
1907 The receipts from dues for the year
amounted to ss,49O.21 and the disbursements
were S6.S5S.42.
General Mickle refers in his report to the
many veterans who have answered their
last roll call
Charters have been issued during the
last year to twenty-five new camps
Among these are Texas, l; Indian Territory
1; Oklahoma, l.
THE Summary of camps is in part as
follows:
Texas, 225; Arkansas IL Missouri. a.
indian Territory, 81; Oklahoma Zone trans
ferred from PScific), %"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11

FOR NURSERY INSPECTION LAW
National Association of Tree Men
Holds It's session at
Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE,. Wis, June l0.-The Amer
lean Association OF Nurserymen opened its
annual convention al the Plankington no.
tel today. 400 delegates being present.
President J. W. Hill OF Des Moines in his
annual address. said there are today in
vested in the nursery business OF the
United States more than s6o0O0.000 and en-
ployment is given to about $500 men and
5000 women.
one Of the best for many years The
speaker advocated a uniform national in
spection law which. he said, would do much
to obviste the many vexations and annoy
ing conditions which arise under the pres
ent situation.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
FIRE RECORD.
Heavy Lo.. a New OrIeans.

NEW ORLEANS. La. June lO-Over 81,
people are homeless, one death has been
recorded and a property loss OF over no.
OOO has been brought about as a result OF
two fires which destroyed several blocks
OF the stores and residences in different
parts Of New Orleans last night and today.
In the former a severe windstorm swept
the flames over almost two blocks before
the firemen could commence their work,
and In the latter, which occurred in an
outlying section OF the city today. the
absence OF water plugs rendered the fire
fighting apparatus useless.
The first fire destroyed a score or
more residences and several stores in the
neighborhood OF Berlin and Magazine
streets. John Jung. who owned one OF the
furniture stores destroyed, lost his life in
the flames. The second fire. at Delchaisc
street and Louisiana avenue. destroyed
twenty cottages. occupied principally by
negroes,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
PLACE OF WEDDING A SECRET
Marriage of Anna Gould and Prince
De SaEan Takes Place out
of France.

PARIS June 10-In order to avoid the
possibility of any unpleasant incident. II
has been definitely decided that the we'd
ding Of Anna Gould and Prince Helie de
Sagan will not take place in France. Al
though the time and place Of the ceremony
are still rigidly guarded, it can be stated
that the couple will be married before the
end of this month and probably in Eng
land.
Nine. Gould is greatly pleased that her
brother George Gould, who left New York
yesterday for Paris. is 10 be present at
the ceremony.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
ArchbIshop 20 rnke Re.t.

DUBUQUE, la. June iO-Dsfinite word
reached here yesterday TO the effect that
Archbishop Keane. who has been absent
from the city for several weeks. will not
return TO his diocese until September /
when he hopes 10 have recovered his
health. which. II Is stated. al the present
time Is failing. The metropolitan Of the
archdiocese OF Dubuque Is to spend the
summer months on an island in the Allan
tic ocean near Boston, where he will en-
desvor to regain his lost strength through
rest. salt water and ocean breezes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
Iowan BUYS MIL,

SIOUX FALLS, s. D., JuLe 1O.-(speciaI.)
w. A. Fsllgatter Of MarshalltoWn. Ia,
has purchased an interest in the Mount
Vernon NH and Elevator company al
Mount Vernon. one Of the largest institu-
tions Of lie kind in that part OF the state.
The transaction involving the purchase OF
an interest in the company was one OF the
largest for some months in business circles
at Mount Vernon. Mr.. FaIIgatter will al
once take up his permanent residence al
Mount Vernon SO he can give his entire
personal attention 10 the busin ess OF the
company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES NEXT
Secretary straus Has Ordered Thor
ouRh Investigation of
Their Business.

WASHINGTON, June l0.-Under the pro-
wilson's Of a resolution adopted recently by
the senate. Secretary Straus has arranged
for a thorough investigation OF the opera
tions OF the telegraph companies Of the
country. The inquiry will extend into the
receipts and expenditures of the ompanies,
the wages they pay, the conditions OF
their employees. the hours Of labor. and
other matters pertaining to the operation
OF the companies.
Secretary Straus has placed the investiga-
tion In the hands Of DR.. Charles P. Nein,
commissioner OF labor. and Herbert Knox
Smith. commissioner OF corporations. They
will cooperate in the making Of the in
quiry. Commissioner Nenl looking after
the labor end. and Commissioner Smith
conducting the Investigation into the finan-
cial affairs OF the companies
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1908-06-11
Marshall County Farmer Hurt,

MARsHALLTowN, Ia. June l0-while
returning from the cornfields 10 put his
team in the barn. Emil Nelson. a young
farmer 25 years old. living southwest OF
town, was painfully hurt by getting caught
under his horses. which whirled suddenly
as he was unlocking the traces from the
cultivator. In their struggle both horses
fell. with Nelson beneath them. In their
efforts TO rescue their son. Nelson's aged
mother and father were both kicked by
the horses. receiving very severe injuries