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Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Johnny" W RESIGNS
Adjutant of Grand Island Soldiers
Home LeRves His PO-
sitfon.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 1s.-(Spe-
cial Telegram.)-It is understood here that
Adjutant Johnny" Bowen, well known
throughout Grand Army of the Republic
circles in Nebraska, has resigned his place.
at the Soldiers home in this city. Whether
the resignation was called for by Governor
Sheldon or was made on his own account
has not yet been confirmed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Duffy's Pure Malt WhiskeV

1t has been recommended and used
by ministers of the gospel and tenn
perance advocates, n prescribed by
doctors OF every school as an effective
preventive and cure of consumption,
bronchitis. indigestion, stomach
trouble and all diseases of the throat
and lungs.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is an
absolute pure distillation OF matted
grain; great are being used 10 have
every kernel thoroughly matted, thus
destroying the germ and producing a
predigested liquid food in the form
OF a malt essence, which is the most
effective tonic stimulant and invigora-
tor known TO science; softened by
warmth and moisture, it's p~alatability
and freedom from Injurious substances
render II so that It can be retained by
the most sensitive stomach.
If weak and run down, take a tea
spoonful four times a day in half a
glass of milk or water.
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey Is sold
throughout tho world by druggists,
grocers and dealers, or shipped direct
for 800 per bottle.
If in need of advice, write Consult
ing Physician. Duffy Malt Whiskey
Company, Rochester, New York, stat
ing your case fully. Our doctors VIM
send you advice free, together with q
handsome illustrated, medical booklet
containing some of the man thou
sands of gratifying letters received
from men and women in all walks OF
life, both old and young who have
been cured and benefited by the use
Of the Worlds greatest medicine.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Deadly fright

possesses sufferers from lung trouble till
they learn DR.. Kings New Discovery will
help them. soc and Sl.0O. Reaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Bunet

Miss Fora Fitzgerald snd Miss Pearl
Fitzgerald entertained Informally at a
buffet luncheon Tuesday at their home,
complimentary to a number of visiting
girls, members of the ri Beta Phi soroity.
The honor guests included Miss Florence
Chapman, Miss Grace Salisbury and Miss
Gertrude KIncade- of Lincoln. About thirty
guests were present.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
At Happy Hollow.

One OF the largest affairs at Happy Hol-
low for the week will be the dinner given
in, honor of Bishop and Mrs. John L. Nuol-
sen Thursday evening by the officiary Of
the First Methodist church. Covers will be
laid for about fifty guests.
Mrs. w. F. Milroy entertained at lunch
con Tuesday at Happy Hollow, covers be-
ing laid for seven guests. Other reserva-
lions were Mrs. G. c. Thompson, two, and
Mrs, C.. II. Bicknell, four
Those entertained at dinner Tuesday at
Happy Hollow were DIR. Palmer Findley,
who had seven guests; Mr., F. D.. Wead,
eight; Mr.. r. ". Cole, eight, and Mr..
Joseph Polcar, four.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

ter Of greeting. which was read at the re-
union. A similar reunion Is to be held each
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
At the Rod and Gun Club.

Mrs. Fred Morris entertained delight
fully Monday afternoon at a k%ensington at
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19

cnaungs OF INFANTS anu
children are instantly
relieved, IN the majority
Of cases, by warm baths
with Cu1cun Soap and
gentle anointings With
Cuticura. the great Skin
Care. This pure, sweet
and economical treat:
'msnt permits rest and
alesp and points to Q
speedy cure when all
Iolher remedies suitable
All. ONicura Remedies
absolutely pure. and
ON the hour Of birth.
The World. Potter Drug =
rnopa., Bostou AAssL
b0ek - SAN DSsAS&
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Big Rally mt Aurora.

A big republican rally is to be held at
Aurora August 90, Senator Brown, Speaker
Nettleton ard others will speak and many
Of the state officers expect to attend. This
rally was set for an earlier date, but was
postponed.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Omaha Bankers In city.

c. +. McGrew and Luther Drake. bank
ers of Omaha, called at the state house
this morning TO discuss with members of
State Board OF Equalization the matter of
the assessment OF Omaha banks. Only
Two members OF the board being present
the banker will come back later.
The state board has completed the equali-
zatlon OF all property in the state ex-
cept the item Of banks in Douglas county.
The assessor of that county permitted
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
SKIN COMFORT
For Tortured. Dlsfigured Babies
In Cutlcura Remedies.

Itching, burning. dis6guring ecSenas,
Tashes, determinations, irntations and
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
At the Field Club.

The tennis Tournament at the Field club
has drawn the crowd there this week and
promises to continue TO do so while it lasts.
Thursday will be the big day, as the man
agement has invited members of Happy
Hollow and the Country club for the Olym-
pic games and many are planning to attend.
Table d'hote dinner will be served Wednes-
day and Thursday evenings.
Mrs. d. ". Sholes was hostess at the
largest luncheon Tuesday at the Field club,
the guests assembling in the morning for
"a game of bridge. At luncheon the table
was decorated with garden flowers and
covers were laid for twelve guests.
Mrs. Herbert Mccoy was hostess at one
of the luncheon parties Tuesday, her house
guest, Mrs. Howard Hopewell of Neville,
Ia, being the guest of honor. Covers were
laid for seven guests.
Smaller luncheons were given by Mrs, T..
A. Straus, who had five guests; Miss
Sholes, two; Mrs. II. L. Burrell, four, and
Mrs. II. f.. Frederickson, two.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
ON OMAHA SOCIETY
Venetian Carnival Of Rod and Gun
Club to Be Brilliant Affair.
FIELD CLUB DRAWS THE CROWD
Management Invites Members OF Other
Clubs for Olympic Games Thurs
day-Ladies' Days Are
Well Attended.

Friday will be the gala day of the season
at the Rod and Gun club afternoon and
evening, when the club will keep open
house and give its annual Venetian carni-
val. The committee has been especially
fortunate this year in securing several real
Venetians, who will sing in their native
language with mandolin and guitar accom-
paniments. They will also be dressed In
their native costume. Another new feature
this year will be the smaller motor boats,
which will be separate from the other boats
to be used in the parade. They will go
about wherever they wish after the fashion
Of fire flies. The large motor boat will
tow about ten sail boats, a score or more
of canoes and a score of row boats, all
brilliantly lighted for the occasion. As the
pageant passes the club house a salute of
Roman candles will be given from each
boat. After the pageant, which begins
about s o'clock, an informal musical will
be given at the club house. Mr.. Robert
Cuscaden will give several selections on
the violin, accompanied by Mr.. Martin
Bush, after which the Morris orchestra will
play for an informal dance.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-19
Luncheon, Party.

Mrs. Patrick Duffy entertained at
luncheon Monday, complimentary to Miss
Brennan of Carbonate, Pa. The table was
attractive with cut flowers and ferns and
covers were laid for Miss Brennan, Mrs.
Colling, Mrs. Shields, Miss Dieterick Of
Chicago, Miss swift, Miss Mary Duffy,
Miss Berkeley, Miss Mary Furay. Mrs.
Catherine Furay, Mrs. Harry Furay of
Chicago and Mrs. Duffy.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
ENGLAND's GREAT RUNNER.
Alfred shrub Has Trimmed Every
thing in Sight in This Country.

Alfred shrub. the worlds champion
long distapee runner, left this country
for England yesterday after a stay Of
nine months. Shrubs American tour
has probably been the most successful
ever experienced hy professional
athlete. He holds almost every record
from 1000 yards h distance for AN hour
~hruhb has doue almost impossible faats
during his stay Ia America Hi has met
every professional runner of note i'd Am
erica aud Canada, ami won easily I'M
addition be has raced against hoFses
He mst Tom Longboat, the famous Id
dian, in practice aud the Englishman
believes that he could easily defeat him
IL they ever met In race. Because there
" no Individual left 70 race him, SnrHbu
Is compelled 10 race against relays In
Boston two weeks ago be won con
test against Eve fast men. The distance
was 10 miles, and each man ran two
miles; but ShTubb legged the entire dis
tance and won without trouble. Shrlihb
IL 90 wears old and has been racing
since the age Of ts Like most runners
he Is all legs He is quite frail. weigh
ing only l22 pounds he IS matched to
race an English runner named johnson
Tor a purse Of 1000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
w. I. poualas For Prsslaent >

II the Democrats really want to elect
the next president, why not seleet a
candidate who represents somsthing2 In
the person Of ex-Gov. William T. Doug
Jas. the great shoe manufacturer 81
Brockton. Mass. the Democracy wouI1
fnd an ideal candidate Mr. Douglas IS
self-made man. lie has worked up
from the shoemaker's bench to the
Governors char. fIe can sympathize
with labor. He is the head Of a great
industry and IS q capitalist and knows
the needs Of business and industry He
i banker ana understands the currency
question. Tie Is n3nufacturer and
knows the tariff situation he Is q con-
structite statesman as witness the wise
legislation Of Massachusetts III relation
60 savings banks and life insurauae. He
+ not identified With the factions That
have rent the Democratic gArtV Tie
carried tie rock-rihhed Republican state
81 Massachusetts ~ q phenomenal ma.
lonty. lie would reuHite the Democracn
and lead i 20 victory he has rs past
political gecor1 like BfYans He would
make 2 safe and sane candidate faat
s., II IA could Be induced rs take tae
nomination. The trusts ana craaefs
would not Ike him hut The arer- bsiv
81 the common people. thf business men
and the farmers would elect Rim. Tee
Democracy are in tie political wilder
ness II William T. D5aelas would tase
: D. nominatior, ke would bc tie pol;ti.
cal Moses that viii lead them Is the
promised land e victory ai tae paiis
ntSt November Peterson, y. ]. Ese.t-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
FLEET AGAIN In PORT.
chilians Give Evans Ships Warm Greet
ing at Punta Arenas.


Punta Arenas. Strait ~ Magellan, Feb.
. The American battleship heet steam
"a into Psmta Arenas harbor saturday
and came To anchor Al 1850 p. nn
Almost the entire population had gath
ctca % the bin behind the town and the
ietties bringing the water front 10 Wit
ness the coming II the friendly SHIPS
of war. and the Chilian Representatives
who are hsre 10 greet the visitors in
the name Of the country, and bid them
welcome. were gathered expectantly on
the quarterback Of the Gillian cruiser
Chaeabnco, lying in the roadstead.
The American ships were sighted at
n a. m. steaming in double column.
They came slowly UP from Possession
bay, where they had anchored the night
before, and at 1885 were abreast Of the
port
While vet some distance away, a sa
lute TO the port doomed out from the
Connecticut, Admiral Evans flagship. and
the Chacabuco reipied. The British cruis-
or Sappho also ssiuted the Connecticut,
which responded in kind. ard Is the
lConDecticut passed the Gillian cruiser
saluted the American flag and the Con-
necticut saluted the Gillian flag.
Before the arrival 81 the feet, wire
less message from the Chaeabuco was
sent to Admiral Evans BY Admiral Simp-
son, extending hearty welcome from
the Gillian navy TO the American navy
Admiral Evans al once Responded with
MANY thanks for the message Of kindly
greeting.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

,efinet WINE woul agree ii tile president
proposed a trip to tise moon, The feel
inc that tbe message Was a liza for q
third term still prevails in many quar-
tiers.
There are signs that the tense situa-
tioR crpated bs the Taft campaign III
Massachusetts, win soon be relieved and
in the way which has been expected.
The news came Saturday by wire from,
one congrss siona district IN which a
hot fight Was threatened that the ont
look was now peaceful and that the Pow
ers forces were more lamblike than haze
been expected.
1t is doubtful if the editorial and
news columus Of the Massachusetts
newspapers have ever been read with
stica eagerness by the Massachusetts,
members Of Congress as during the last
few days. The strong and almost unan
imou support which seems to have been
gwen 10 the policy 81 sending entirely
uninstraeted delegates 70 Chicago has
naturally gratiiied Senator Crane. Con-
gresham Lawrence. Congressman Weeks
and the others who have stood for thar
policy ard who have been ready to fight
far it il the need should arise. While
no one has said that Senator Lodge wns
ia any way directly responsible for the
Powers campaign, il has been believed
BY some that he could have the earn
paign halted 81 conducted along different
lines tho moment he ~ cinoSa
The situation has been disturbing first
to one side ana then the other. When
the Senate i not in session ia Satnr
day Senator Lodge II aps mot ~ 10
to the capitol Ak OIL. ANA If he does Il
d IN the morning But, contrary TO Els
usual custom. BIZ went % tine capitol
late Saturday Afternoon and held long
conference with Senator Crane There
seems to Be mason Tor believing Inst
the senators came ~ pretty clear and
satisfactory understanding Of each ota-
er's attitude Ia regard 70 the e1nduct 81
the Taft campaign ia Massachusetts,.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
rHAw REACHES ASYLUM
Assigned to Observation Ward where
SO Other Men Are Now confined

I Agatteauan. ~ 81. Feb. q Harry
+ 81 Taaw arrived here SATURDAY night
and Vas Immediately assigned % rlle
l0hs0ryai en ward II the state hospital,
criminal insane, where lie sill remain iar
week ar two until the authorities can
tnte nis mental condition aHd make
stay II TIE Institution
Tbs neN patient sleeps IA ! sniall iror
he'd ii j aagfnisory where about SO other
men are qaarteged An attendant com
sEantly on guard II prevent any qf
tire Men from arising
TIE arrival 81 tae tfaia Besffug The
Thaw parte 4 FIskhiIl Landing caused
aHite ealamasion ID the little towa-
photographers from NeW A0Tk eitg hasi
come ea ia earlier train and dozen
aashlls4s charges were exploded as
Tihaw accompanied h9 Deputy sheriff
Bell ard Attorneys Peabosv and 0FReilly
stepped from the private ear ia whica
she journey from ylte city bad been
made. Use Eafty aafried 70 . waiting
ard be drigp e Nat teaWaa was begun.
When Dr. Robert lamb. medical
superintendent 0f the hospital. a=
aaf4A A5tssH As#HEF AfsH& AatA Effttt4itsa-
ted o the institution, be sai6 the prisod
er would be gwen 10 special privileges
while here.
The first thing We will do vita him
said Or Lamb. as with all patients, Is
g place him il TIE observation ward,
there Is gesnain TOR a week O. two. 81
possibly longer, until we note his mental
condition This IS the customary plan.
and il will Be adhered 70 in this ease.
Then We ean, after studying bis mental
arrangement. assign him with some
Judgment to some particular wsgd ia
TIE hospital III cannot have ans spsc-
ial quarters. Tor all the patients here
are treated alike
During tie day Thaw will associate
with the other men. and dine az the
table ia the main dining roetn Thaw
viii ~ given 30 special work To a.. He
can take daily walks ii the large oetrt,
and. IL lie 4 - disposed. can have to
haeeo and daiaties sent 90 him, OF he
can. On aH order accompanied bv the
cash, procure any articles he desires fer
bis comfort in Fishidll The hospital
IS now crowded above its capacity we
have IT'S patients and tire Institution
originally planned 70 hold only 500
Eight years ago, before the Dennemors
state hospital was built, We bad SIS
patients
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
Hughes Not Badly "BIanketed"
The Opinion
MASSACHUSETTS OUTLOOK
The Powers Forces Are Reported 70 Be
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lodge and
Crane Of Massachusetts,
Confer.

Washington. D. c., Feb. s.--washirg.
ton hummed al day SATURDAY with dis
cussion Of President Rooseyelt's message
and Governor Hughes speech. The early
judgment that the message was 70 Be
CONSIDERED almost solely as political
document and viii have comparatively
Little eigeet n legislation has grown
strong here. It has been recalled that
Senator Lodge the presidents nearest
friend In Congress. was instrumental in
the Senafe's holding session Friday,
instead Of adiourrang from Thursday to
Monday. a. ms been customary, No
further evidence seems needed that the
traneznission of the message Friday was
part OF = eleyerly conceived scheme To
tlanket~ Governor Hughes
Bur op.aions differ widely as to the
success he -bsankaaingT scheme achieved
Il il generally eo1eeded that In the East
Governor Hughes has gained rather TRAN
lost BY the practically simultaneous ap-
pearance Of his calm and iudieial views
ard the presidents hysterieal outburst
The West IN tie debated ground 1t is
significant that most Fasteners feed
that the president nlce sage viii arouse
the West for the administration and
Taft. Bit . prominent Western RspHh-
licsn. who Is himself a Taft man, report.
3 different view. After talking with
numerous Western congressman. Re sails
that he had founa them to be very
strongly impressed by the Hughes speech.
He felt that the speech had gained for
Hughes much favor. and that the mes
sage had hurt Taft. Burt whether the
fayor gained for Hughes would End ac-
tuai shape in delegates was another ques-
tion. It remained 20 be seen how the
people at komer felt about the mat
ter
IL j. widely reported that the cabinet
was uIFit Il opposing The presidents
message This ean hardly Be trae
There seem 10 r. sons members Of the
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
SAYS REGULARS MUST DRINK.
Former Temperance Advocate Declares
Prohibition a Fraud.

Washington. Feb q. Declaring that
she had found prohibition fraud and
a failure Miss Phehe Cousins. the for.
mer temperance adyocase ard women
suh8Fagist, appeared before THE sHb-eoia.
mittea Of tne senate committee and made
\ stirring address
Ihe committee was holding hearings
on bills and resolutions providing far
tile withdrawal III federal liquor licenses
III prohibition states today, and listening
~ arguments by members of tho Ger
man American alliance and represent T.
tiyes Of wine growers associations. di-
rected against the passage of any meas.
IRE Of the kind proposed
In her address, Miss Cousins warmly
supported the contentious eF the Ger
man Americans You cannot take
man. said she, who from time fumor
tai has been accustomed to some Kind
OF drink and deprive him Of it,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
THAW GOES TO
MATTEAMAN
Sent to Asylum for CriminalIy
Insane
By JUSTICE BOWLING
The Defendant and His Family Are
SATISFIED, But Would Have Pre-
fsrFea a Private SAM
tarium.
BY JUSTICE BOWLING


New York. Feb. Harry K. Thaw,
SATURDAY acquitted Of the murder OF
stanford White on the ground that pc
wss insane at the time Of TIE commits
sion Of the homicide, was ordered by
Justice Dowling 10 be committed 70 the
Nattsaaan asylum Tor the criminal in
sane until suca time as he shah convince
the state lunaev commission that bis be-
ing 81 large will not endauger the pub
ie safety. Thaw wss hed back 80 the
Tombs and thence 20 the Grand Central
station, which he left Tor Mattewean at
Asa \. III.
Thaw fought vigorously against TO-
ire To the asylum. ard UP 10 within a
short time before he vas carried away
tried % have his lawyers enter nabeas
corpus proceedings They refused 81
IL %.
Il was quies transition from the
aingg little cell in tAe Tombs. whiclt
had been the Young mars home fur
more than is months. to the white
beaded wards of the big asxlum tucked
away on tie snow-coyeFs8 slopiAg banks
Al the Hudson river. SO miles above
tire city
Tire verdict came after Is hours 0f
waiting and when everyone connected
with sae ease had abandoned All hope
Of IN agreement ever being reached in
this or aar other trial For hours af-
ter tie fofeman's lips had framed the
words @not guilty with the accom-
ranxing insanity clause, Thsw, protest
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03

Problem For Big Tournament to Get
Seyel Rounds Into Six Days Play.

How to ct seven rounds, each At 3s
holes. into siv days of actual play i a
problem tie leadine golfers 81 the eoun-
Try have been unable p solve. Failing
il this they suggested to the tinted
States golf association one match-piay
round at Is holes with the others twiee
round the course This one short round
appears to Be the only weak point IN
the plan for conducting the amateur
championship formulated By the plsyes.
ana approved BY the United states
golf association. The ss-hoia qualifying
round. played al ia one day, has been
tried and found wanting. says the Chi
cago Tribune Under the Egan-Calkins
system adopted two weeks ago a biz
field can be taken care Of on the initial
day, and a. tie limit to qualify i "a.
few really nigh class players are liable
- get below this mark With az pairs
eligible 20 start on the second morning
ther ean be dispatched easily between
tAe hours ~ Q ana II 80. and. barring
Sny sUafeH CHANGE IN the weather. VIII
get nearly TIRE same going In framing
Their plans TIE promoters Favored the
pairing Il the man for the frst match
round, low scores against nigh This
means the abolition 81 the tlraw from
the hat which has been til vogue 1t
IA hoped the United States goIf assoeia-
ti0n officials wiil fall III lime with this
suggestion, Al THE whole object ~ the
promoters has been W. eliminate laek
from the championship IA far A. pos
sisle Both srpm the standpoint 81 the
club holding tie event ana of che ven
efal puddle Il II desirable u have the
tournament increase In interest until tae
final round Is reached Vita the open
draw the winner practically has been de
termiMed In some az the earlier rounds.
and Tire bottom has fallen mt before the
fnslists hare met Thanks "a the fore.
sight II the promoters and the support
they received from tho leading players,
the American championship. for the
coming seasou al least. viii be a case
a the survival q the fittest Mean
while, & Is worthy "a note that the
Bdiis6efs sfill stick reIigi0usly to their
game q govt IS holes with TIE open
draw Verify, tradition is big bunkes,
"a some countries
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-02-03
AGAINST UNITED TYpoTHETAE.
Judge Declines to Make injunction
Against rrsssmen Permanent.

Judge Declines to Make Iniuaction
Against Prssssnen Permanent.
Cincinnati, Feb. 8. Efforts & TIE
United Tspataetae # America q force
the International Printing pressmsas
and Assistants union q North AmeFica
e I've up to an alleeea agreement.
uaenehy the eigat hour workisy would
not Be institated Until after January
7 1905 met Nith defeat saturday
United states Judge Thompson banded
down at Cincinnati : decision. ia whies
&c SAYS the union committee ala Hot
nave the power "a bind tie union Is TIE
agreement Il entered into With THE eom
mattee from The typothelae Tie Is
rothetse Vas granted temporary iu-
junction some time aga Il prevent the
officers Of TIE pressnenss union frow
calling a stflke They asked Ter q per
maasaf Injunction JQage Tnompsoa
held that The agreement made Is sfs
officers Of TIE union providing for
niae hour day does not bin1 the Eank
and hle Of TIE union to work only niae
hours. bat e work nine hours i shsg
work e ell, and lie denied a pesitiaa So
. permanent injunction