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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. E c Kerr
president of LsPalmer S9negs' EEeSGtSnu,
tive Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Kerr resigns so that
he may devote his entire time TO the work
Of the college.
Of rain began here about 9 o'clock last
night and lasted until the early morning
hours. II was accompanied by. a strong
electrical display and considerable damage
is reported west of here, telephone wires
being especially affected by the severity
Of the storm.
AMES-TEe old station which has so long
been a landmark at the Iowa state college
will soon he no more. The building commit
tee at a recent meeting VOTED Sl.5oO Tor the
construction of a new pdstofftce and book
store building. The new structure will prob
ably be located on the edge of the old
athletic field Just west Of Morrill, hall.
AMES-All the board. brick and other
walks In the main part OF town are to be
torn up and replaced by standard cement
walks, according to a recent vote OF the
city council. This will neCessitate tearing
up the greater share Of all the walks on
Main street and will mean a large expense
TO the property owners and taxpayers.
CRESTON-The funeral OF Arthur Rice, a
we'll known veteran in the railway postal
service, is to be held today at Austin. His
death was the result Of two paralytic
strokes. He ran between Chicago and Coun-
ell Bluffs until two years ago, when the
first stroke laid him off. The second oC-
Cured Friday, from which he never rallied.
He was a natlNe OF carthage III
MARSHALLTOWN-C. c. Norris, who
was formerly general manager Of the Let's
Fletcher company, branch of the Western
Grocer company Of this city, but for the
last year has been manager Of the Kansas
City branch Of the same corporation. will
again become manager of the local branch
July Is. The Kansas City house has been
closed. W. T. Smith, who has been man
ager, will he placed at the head Of one
of the new houses the corporation expects
to open in a few months.
MARSHALLTOWN The twenty-third
annual convention of the Iowa state Sun
day school association will open in this
city on Monday afternoon and continue
through Tuesday and Wednesday. 1t will
close with Wednesday nights service. The
local committee has. up to late tonight, re-
ceived the credentials of 4S7 delegates. and
1t is expected that by Tuesday there will
be at least 500 young people in the city
attending the convention. Many of the most
notable Sunday school workers of both the
east and west will appear on the program.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
SIX ARE TO GRADUATE AS NURSES
Program of Exercises mt Jennie Ed
mundson HoaDitaI.

mundsOn Hospital.
Following the graduation exercises Of
the Jennie Edmundson Memorial Hospital
Training School for Nurses, whicf will be
held tomorrow evening In the parlors Of
the First Presbyterian church., the six
young women who will receive diplomas
will be rendered an informal reception by
the Woman's Christian association.
The graduates this year will make a total
Of exactly fifty who have been graduated
from the local hospital, which, since 1t
moved irto its new building on East Pierce
street in February Of last year, has been
known as the Jennie E~dmundson Memorial
hospital. From 1904 to 1907 it was known
as the Council Bluffs General hospital.
while previous to 1904 It was known as the
Woman's Christian Association hospital.
The institution is still owned and managed
by the Woman's Christian association, as
sisted by a board of physicians.
The exercises tomorrow evening are open
to all friends Of the institution and, as
has been the rule ii. former years, a large
attendance is looked for.
This is the program for the graduating
exercises:
In~vocation-Rev, Marcus P. Mcclure.
Sons-Miss Grace Barr.
Report of School-Ella NJ. Steinbach,
superintendent OF training school,.
Address-Donald Macrae, NJ. d.
Song-Male quartet, l.. l.. Poston, II. re.
Adams, Earl Howard and A.. NJ. Swartz.
Address, NJ. A. FINLEY, NJ. D.. s
Presentation of Diplomas-A. S. Beatty,
NJ. D.. chairman hospital executive COM
presentation of Pins-Mrs. Rhoda NJ.
Sprague, president of association board.
Vocal Duet-Miss Luta Chambers and J.
renediction-Rev. ]. NJ. williams.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
PATTERSON WINS IN TENNESSEE
Opponent ChHmpioned Prohibition
and He Stood for Local
Option.

MEMPHIS, June 29.-Further returns re-
ceived from yesterdays democratic primary
election in this state indicate the certain
nomination Of Governor NJ, r. Patterson
over former United States Senator Edward
w, Cormack, Reliable returns received by
the Commercial Appeal give Patterson 74
delegates and Cormack 5S4. Cormack fol-
lowers, it is stated, probably will contes.
the election in two small interior counties.
charging fraud, The loss of the delegates
involved would not affect the result. Coy
ernor Patterson's popular majority is about
5000.
The election was held on the county unit
plan, Senator Cormack favoring statewide
prohibition, and Governor Patterson local
option. The governor said, however, on
the stump that II the democratic platform
called for statewide prohibition he would
sign such a bill if passed by the legisla-
tuTe.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
ROOT GOES TO SEE MULDooN
Secretary i'm Good Health, but Is
Simply Seeking a Vaca-
ton.

NEW YORK. June 2.-secretary Of state
Elihu Root, is at William Muldoon's health
institution at White Plains again, for d
course OF medicine ball throwing. hard
walking and riding. cold shower baths and
plain cooking. He went there on Saturday.
not because he needed ii this time as he
did last year. but because he obtained so
much benefit then that he and his ply
stefan decided a short course Of Prof.
Muldoon's curriculum each year would be
a good thing.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Close Of school for Drnf,

M final exercises Of the school year at
the Iowa school for the Deaf were held
yesterday morning in the chapel of the In
stitut.on, when the Members of the Eradu-
Iting ella four young mer and four young
women, received their diplomas. The regu-
lar commencement exercises were held June
8, but the presentation OF diplomas was
deferred until the close of the school year.
The pupils will begin to leave for their
respective homes tomorrow for the long
summer vacation until the beginning OF
October. ....
During the last week a number OF prom
Trent educators in eastern schools for the
deaf have visited the iowa institution and
others are expected today and Tuesday,
enroute to the ~triennis convention of the
National Association Of Teachers of the
Deaf, which is to he held at Ogden, Utah,
July 4 to u, inclusive. Among those who
nave notified Superintendent Rothert of
heir intention to visit the school here are
D. II. Walker, superintendent Of the Florida
State School for the Deaf; Laurens Walker,
superintendent Of the South Carolina State
gchool for the Deaf; W o. Conner, superin-
lendent Of the Georgia State School for
The Deaf. and Superintendent Burt OF the
Pennsylvania State School for the Deaf.
A number Of the teachers at the lowe
School for the Deaf will join the Omaha
teachers and go to Ogden in a special car
leaving here Wednesday. The arrange
nents are in charge OF J. Schuyler Loug
principal Of the local school. A. T. Elwell
local agent for the Rock Island, will &C
company the party as far as Colorad,
Springs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
DAMAGE BY SATURDAYS STORM
Cottage struck by Lightning and
shade Trees Ruined.

Cottage struck by Lightning and
shade Trees Ruined.
During the storm Saturday night a small
frame cottage on the farm OF Mrs. Neu-
mas, a short distance west of the South
avenue bridge over Mosquito creek, was
struck by lightning and set on fire.
Cha les Clark, a single man who occupied
the house, had just stepped from the build
ing TO attend to some chores when the
lightning struck it. Turning, he discovered
the place was on fire. He succeeded in
saving some of his personal effects, but
the dwelling was burned.
At Lake Manawa the high wind added
to the damage done there in previous
storms. A number of trees were blown
down and additional sections of the board
walk torn loose. The small steamer be-
longing to the management was on its
was across the lake to the Kursaal with
four male passengers when the storm
broke. The steamer was unable to make
the dock at the Kursaal and after drifting
about for nearly half an hour a landing
was finally effected half a mile beyond
the kursasl.
In the city the damage, outside of the
washing OF the hill streets by the down
pour of rain, was confined to the blowing
down Of trees and btllboards. one large
tree on First avenue Just west Of Seventh
street was blown down and across the
street. Tom F~arnsworth, returning with a
party OF friends from Omaha in his auto
mobile, failed to notice the fallen tree In
time and drove right into it. The front
part Of his machine was badly damaged
and II had to be hauled to the repair shop,
Word was received in the city yesterday
that the bride over a draw on the main
read south OF Lake Manawa had been
washed away, stopping all travel in thai
direC ion.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
CONVICT BOMB CONSPIRAToRs
five of Them Are Former Members
of the M~OnteneErin
Cabinet.

CETTINJE, Tune 2S.-The trial Of thirty
six prisoners, charged with revolutionary
activity in connection with the discovery
of a score OF bombs here last year, and
during which sensational testimony was adj
duced involving Crown Prince George Of
servia IN a conspiracy against Montenegro,
resulted today in six OF the accused being
condemned to death, three to life imprison-
ment and twenty-seven, including five
former cabinet ministers. to terms Of i'm
prisonment ranging from six to twenty
years.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

ping be communicates with tonight. Girls
wold's collapse during the race was said to
he due as much to nervousness as to physi-
cal exhaustion, and he is reported now to
be suffering from nervousness rather than
from any physical i'll effects sustained in
the race. A brother of G%riswold, whose
home is in Pennsylvania. has been sum
moEed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Cashier Plays stock Market.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.. June 2S-Robert
Ohnmiss. jr., cashier OF the Marine Trust
company Of this city, was arrested today,
charged with a defalcation OF SO.50. He
made a confession In which he says he
lowed mother until he was hopelessly in
volved He Is under sl.0o bail for trial m
October.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
YALE STROKE SERIOUSLY ILL
Man Who Collapsed in Boat Still
suffering from Nervous
ness,

THOUSAND ISLANDS, \. Y, June e
Dwight T. GrisWold, the Yale stroke whose
COLLAPSED last Thursday was followed by an
easy victory for the Harvard crew, Is i'll at
the home Of G. B.. Noyes, Deer Island.
Alexandria bay. There was a report here
tonight that Griswold was in a serious con-
dition, but the report could not be con-
firmed nor the cottage at which ne is stop
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Office is Scott Street. Both Phones AZ.

Grafton and Robert B. Wallace of this city
will be asked to read the Declaration Of
IndeI endenCe.
Following the addresses and music at the
bsndstand there will be a program Of old
fashioned races and other sports, includ-
ing the creased pole and a chase for a
well creased porker. There will also be a
pie eating contest for the youngsters of
both sexes. In the evening there will be a
display Of fireworks.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
Arranging celebration of Fourth.

The committee having in charge arrange
nents for the proposed public eel bratiCn OF
Tho Fourth OF July at Paramount park will,
Il lie expected, get toEether some time today
20 complete the details. The committee con-
ststs Of the three members OF the park
board. Chairman p. II. Doolittle OF the
executive committee OF the Commercial
club, Mayor Msloney and George S. Wright
the latter having been selected as director
Of the sports.
II has been practically decided to invite
Fred A. Williams Of Nicola, the young at.
torney who presided over the recent re.
publican county convention, TO deliver the
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA

The state board Is row endeavoring to get
the railroads to give the old Scent rate for
the round trip and freely predicts II this Is
done the fair will he one Of the greatest
iowa has ever had.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30

BY using the various departments of The
Bee Want AID Pages you get quick returns
at small expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-30
A Horrible Death

results from decaying lungs, Cure coughs
and weak, sore lungs with DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Soc and 81. For sale by Beaten
Drug company.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
FIRE IN MOUNTAINS; ALSO AT DON LUIS
Rumors of Effort to Destroy Traces of Crime Create
 Excitement Here.

Large volumes of smoke floating over the city yesterday afternoon, to gether with the report that the home of J. E. Rodman, the man who mad been murdered the night before. was on fire, created much comment and speculation, especially as no one was sure just what 10 believe and just what to discredit
 An investigation proved tAet thsro were two fires. one in the niountaiEs and one in Don Luis The one iH Don Luis, however, did not destroy the home the aIardered seciitn foreman. Two shaeks built of raii- road ties and occupied by the men employed by the railroad, were oe- stroyed. How the fire originated Is not known.
 The fire inSthe mountains is back of the C. & A. mine and was still burn ing last night It has already spread over a considerable area. but Vmius to the snlal amount of combustible material on the sidSs of the mountain, there is little danger.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Continued from First Pase.b mated at. and will mean a tax aver aging for the entire time oi less than the s1.S0 now being paid. That :his is true is because under the present road tax the present citizens are paying ail of the expenses fo- i'm provements which will be enjoyed by future citizens. while under the bend issue those who snare in tae im- proyements in the future will pay taeir proportion of their cost
 The speaker thanked the members of. the Warren District Democratic Club on behalf of the candidates, for the support whica they had given in the recent campaign. emphasized the necessity of continuing the oTganika tion for participation in the county campaign this fall. and predicted that there would be a landslide on the part of the common people, who were tired of the tariff the trusts, and the other. errors H the Republican party. so great that a Democrat, Will liam Jennings Bryan, would be elect ed president of the United States, to- gether with Democratic house of representatives. with a Democratic senate soon to follow.
 E. c. Strickler then made q few remarks along the lines of support ing the Democratic nominees this fall He then announced the program fur the remainder of the evening. which consisted of refreshments and danc- ing
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
STAGHATED MARKET;
 PRICES SLUGGISH
Demand for Stocks legafhlc, But This Is Considered a
 Favorable Sign


 NEW YORK, June 1.-The stock nlaket subsided another degree to- wards stagnation today SmgG1sh currents in price movement were scarcely distinguishable and low TAe record total sales for day Tor over a year past was. touched While demand was tezarthic it was accounted favor able for offers were on an insignificanT scale.
 The Persistency vsith which stocks held Is more notable in view Of un- favorable factors which paraiyzed de nland for stocks without inducing any active selling pressure. Prices Of stocks Gsae.l the day near where they left of yesterday. Bonds heavy.
 METALS.
 London tin higher today, spot z 129. 2s. Sd; futures. e129. 12s. 6d LO- cal market dull, ranging from $2S.12ls 10 S2s.6e1k.
 Copper shade higher. S5S. 12s. Cd for spot; e59. Is. 3d Tor futures in English market Local market quieg lake unchanged at $12.S7Ih 613: electroiytic, S12.621s gI2.75; casting. $l2s7GI2-50.
 Lead unchanged, ei2. los. in Lon don. Local market Is firm and a
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
Under Auspices of St. Johns Guild.
shaas higher, averaging s447h0

shade higher. averaging S4.47A6 952Iz- ..... Spelter higher at G19. 5s in Lon don. but easy at s4.57EG4621H in the local market
 Iron lower. with Cleveand war rants quoted at 5lsr 11zd in London. Local market unchanged
 STOCK LIST.
 Amalgamated Copper, 67.S7; Amer ican Smeiting. 75.50; Atchison, S1.3S; St. Paul. 134.75. New York Central, 104.62; Pennsylvania, .12i.3S; Read ing, 114: Southern Pacific, S6.62; Union Pacific. 147-z5; United States Steel, 37.3S; U. s. Steel, pfd.. 10I5G
 CATTLE AND SHEEP.
 Cattie-Receipts, 4,500t head: mar ket steady. Reeves, S5.O0G7.50 Tex ans, $4.s9 06.50; westerns, $4GO@ 500; stocIters and feeders, S2.6O0 $50: COWS and heifers. $25Od6.25; Calves. s450d6.25.
 Teep-Receipts, II 900 head: prices stron g. to i0c. higher. Natives. $40 65.30; westerns; S34OG5.40; year iings; Sf!00D5.60: lambs. $4.6566.60; vesterns, S5.49Gs.75.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
PROSPERITY
 FOR FARMING LAND

Col. D. II. Johnson stopped of in Bisbec last night on his way home from. trip of two weeks spent in the states of Sonora and Sinaloa in the Yaqui and Mayo valleys Colo nei Johnson has extensive interests in these valleys. He said last even- ing that there is a wonderful future for this country within a few years. They are fertile and with less than ordinary tilling will yields enormous profits in agricultural pursuits. The building cf the Hartman lines there means incalculable prosperity to both of these valleys. Bishop Merrill of St. David is at present located in the Mayo valley with party of Mor- mons.
 Coonel Johnson stopped over here last night to attend the Democratic celebration.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
THE LADIES' AID OF
 THE M. E. CHURCH
Held a Business ard Social Meeting in Church on
 School HiII.

The ladies aid or the Methodist church held very interesting meet ing yesterday at the church on School Hill. The hostesses of the day were Mesdames Hascall. Hoagland and Robert Best and these ladies proved themselves wholly pleasing and ef- ficient in this capacity.
 After the regular business of the meeting was transacted a delightful social time was enjoyed, and appe- tiZing refreshments served. A much appreciated feature of the afternoon was an original poem. composed by Misses Sophia Ives and Catherine Mo Donald. and read by Miss Ives, en- titled Two Maiden Ladies'" During the afternoon @ Tree win offering was made amounting to S350.
 Those present were: Mesdames Denton. J. Coughman. Hamilton. Hen shaw. J. w. Pitts E. A. Wilkinson. R. H. Clifford. Sheets. GunneIls, Robert Best. Robinson, HascaE Rear. Williams. Griffiths. Wilson. Burg. Fugb Copeland. Douglas, c. E Hicks. Hill Cochran. Montgomerv and Miss es Emily Wilson and Sophia Ives.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
FAREWELL SOCIAL
 AT WARREN SCHOOL
Held "Wednesday in Honor of Mrs, Bankerd-Live News
 Notes From Warren.

Another of those enjoyable "gst-to. getner" sociables was held Wednts iay evening in the Warren school house. This time the occasion took the form oT farewell to Mrs. Bank. erd, the organist of the Warren Sun day school, who is about to leave for Pennsylvania to spend three months Rev. MT. Knarr of the Bisbee Baptist Church, gave a short talk full of ap- prectation for Mrs. Bankerd's work in behalf of the Sunday school. Refresh ments. in the form of cake. lemonade and frappe, were served to between sixty and seventy persons. The War ren fire department attended in a body, explaining that they saw a light in the school house and thought there might be fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

The Warren Fire Department nose team is practicing for the big race at Douglas on the Fourth, and is show ing up in great form. There are some very strong ruEEers among the boys, and Chief Foster has hopes ai cutting large figure at the torrma- ment.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
PRICE OF SILVER.

WASHINGTON. June I1.-Bar sil yer. 6s 3-sc; Mexican dollars, 47c.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Rev. Mir. Knarr. of Bisbee, who takes great interest in the Warren Sunday school, announces that ne will hold religious services at the schoo house every other Sunday at o'clock in the afternoon.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Mrs. George Knight, who was so badly injured in runaway last Sun day evening, is in a critical condi. tion the nervous shock, together witt the fracture of two ribs over the heart. adding . th" seriousness Of the cjAe.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

v. J. Gerard. vhn ua3 been working on the. Walter Douglas home, expects to leave today with his family for their old home in Illinois for a visit after which they will make their home in San Diego, Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

The home of W. G. Hanson is near and will be one of the in town.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Mrs. ThurstOn, who for the past year has so successfully conducted the Thirteen Club in Bisbee, haT moved into the Peysert house. and will in a few days begin to serve meals. At present the army of bact elors have to go to Bisbee or Lowell iO@ meals.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
MAYOR URGES BOND
 ISSUE FOR $26O, 900

Continued from First PageA
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

NJ S.. Peysert and family have gon' to Pearce, near which place Mir. Pey sert has some mining claims. H. will remain there during the sum mer.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

Mrs. Carter has moved from hel home in the Johnson Addition tt Warren. She aas recently built three cottages.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
TERRITORY OF ARIZONA,
OF cocHIsE.

T. in and 
  of Incorporation cochise 241 Witness written {SeaD 4
 County
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12

About twenty houses are being built in Warren now, and the Copper Queen company will soon begin the erection of sixty more Tor it's em- ployes.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-06-12
STATE OF NEW JERSEY DEPARTMENT OF STATE
RECORDERS OFFICE,
TOMBSTONE. cocHisE co,

Filed and recorded at request of Herring Sorin & 1908 m, Book Interpretations Pages 241 ct
 c. A.