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Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25

Democratic subcommittee Gathering
Mt Chicago to Name Head.

Democratic subcommittee Gathering
Mt Chicago to Name Head.
CHICAGO, July A.-Thomas Taggart and
Nathan Cole, members of the subcommit-
tee of the democratic national committee
arrived here today from their respective
homes in Indiana and California TO attend
the meeting OF the committee, which to-
morrow will choose a campaign manager.
other members OF the subcommittee, which
numbers eleven, are expected late in the
day, while william j. Bryan and his rum
ming mate, ]. w. Kern, will arrive tomor-
row morning.
Mr.. Taggart declared today that he had
no idea as to who would be the new chair
man of the national committee. That, he
said. was a matter which could not be can
vassed until tomorrow's meeting was
formally called to order.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
NO NOMINATION FOR HEARST
New York Editor VIII Refuse to
Run on independent
Ticket.

NEW YORK, July 2L-The seventy-eight
delegates from this city to the independence
party convention at Chicago will travel in
a special train over the West Shore, leav-
ing here at 10 o'clock on Sunday morning.
The train will stop at stations upstate to
pick up other delegates, and it is expected
that when the special leaves Buffalo there
will be at least 125 aboard The train will
be in charge of Charles E. Gehring, the
chairman Of the committee on arrange
ments.
William r. Hearst will not go on the
delegates train. If his ship is on time, he
will reach the city tomorrow morning and
will start at once for Chicago to meet the
state leaders. who will be in Chicago on
Sunday and to tell them that under no
consideration will he consent to be the NOM
inee for president.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
Railroads Prosecute Homesteaders.

KADOKA, S. D., July 24.-(Special Tele-
gram THE Milwaukee Railroad company
at its station here has been loser to the
extent OF SIS 900 during the last few months
by the depreciation OF homestcaders, who
have carried off lumber, bridge timbers.
wire and poles. Recently the company
sent its detective, ]. w. Cowan, here TO
unearth the marauders. and he was par
TALLY successful, securing evidence against
over fifty. who settled the cases out OF
court.
Today Mr.. Cowan suddenly returned
and the sequel OF his last visit was the
arrest OF George Ramsey and three sons,
who II is charged, had taken a quantity
OF wire and posts and strung II around
their claims. When they learned the de-
tective was in town they took down the
fence and hid the material in a draw where
IL was found. They We're tried IN justice
court and given heavy fines and jail SEN
tences. which, however, were remitted on
promise OF good conduct and the res
storation Of the stolen property.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
PERFECT ENIGMA TO POLICE
Trousers Thief Continues to Steal
Mems Money and Battles the
OFFICERS.

Battling tho police with his operations
I'm the various parts of the city, the
burglar with the mania for mems trou-
sers and money contained in the trousers
pockets, is stil at large and up-to-date 10
description has been given Of him. Thurs
day night he entered the residence OF
Maurice Cohen l7lS Burt street, by rails
ing the screen and took a pair Of trousers
containing $50 in the pockets which be-
longed TO Mr. Cohen. The pants were
afterwa-d recovered in the yard where
the burglar had left them.
The same method was used in gaining
an entrance to the residence Of J. W.
West where a graduation pin valued at
$40 was stolen, and the residence OF
Patrick McAIlion. So25 oak street. where
50 in n oney vas secured.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
POLICEMAN KILLS R0BBER
Denver officer shoots Prisoner who
Runs Away-Dead Man ldenti-
fled Rs Highwayman.

DENVER, July 23.-Policeman Frank
Campbell today shot and killed man who
ran away after being arrested and who was
identified by f. L. Everett as one of two
highwaymen who robbed him last night.
Entries in a diary OF the dead man state
that he left Portsmouth, n. H.. March IS,
1905, and requested in case Of accident that
Mrs. William McMulkn. No 12 Langdon
street, Portsmouth, be notified. The man
had worked at Wolhurst. Thomas r.
Walshs country place near Denver, while
MIR. and Mrs. Walsh were entertaining a
house party during the democratic national
convention. and had made entries in his
diary relating to some OF the guests,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
NEBRASKA AT CONFERENCE
Only state West of Missouri to BE
Represented at Chicago Repub-
Iicen Meeting.

Responding to a request from Frank II.
Hitchcock, chairman OF the national re-
publican committee, William Hayward,
chairman of Nebraska committee and Victor
Rosewater, national committeeman from
Nebraska, will attend the conference of re-
publican leaders Of the middle west states
in Chicago today Nebraska will be the
only state west OF the Missouri river rep
resented at this conference. Mr.. Hayward
went to Chicago, passing through Omaha,
on the Burlington at s:45 Yesterday after
noon, and Mr.. Rosewster went on a later
train.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
PASSENGERS LOST AT SEA
steamer Goes Down in Collision and
Between Ten and Twenty
People Drown,

CHRISTIANIA, July zi.-The steamer
Bakkelaget, engaged In the local passenger
trade. was in collision yesterday with the
steamer Goteborg. II was cut through
amidshiHs and sank in a few moments.
From ten TO twenty OF the Bakkelagets s
passengers are believed 10 have been
drowned. Twenty-three Of them were
rescued By the GoteboTg.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
TWO BOYS DROWN At LINCOLN
Fail to Return Home and Search Re
VeaIs Bodies at Capital
Beach,

LINCOLN, Neb., July 24-While in bath
ing at Capital Beach, a pleasure resort
near this city, Henry Hauschildt, jr., and
Joe Orlofsky, each y years of age, were
drowened last nisht Their disappearance
was not noticed until late at night, when
they did not come home. The bodies were
found this morning by Coroner Matthews.
It is supposed one Of the boys got into
deep water and the other attempted TO
save him, both losing their lives in the
struggle.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
ITALIANS LEAVE IN FLoCKS
House at NatRIbHny Dynamited and
Sheriff Makes Request for
Troops.

NATALBANY, La, July 24-Following
the dynamting Of an Italians home hern
this morning and other disorders, Sheriff
Saal Of the parish Of Tangipahoa shortly
before noon, today, sent a message to
Governor Sanders asking for troops No
one was injured in the explosion. Italians
by The hundreds have been leaving this
section, seeking refuse generally in New
Orleans, where the Italian consul is Civ
ing the matter his attention
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
LOW RATES FOR STATE FAIRS
Chicago Great Western Announces
Cut which other Roads Are
Expected 10 Meet.

CHICAGO. July 2S.-The Chicago
Great Western Railroad company made
official announcement today that special
rates from state fairs in Illinois, Iowa,
Minnesota, Wisconsin. Nebraska, Missouri
and Kansas will be made during the
coming autumn. The rate will be one and
one half fare on the 2-cent basis. Other
western Dads signirfied their intention of
meeting this rate.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
KANSAS BANKER is GUILTY
Jury at Great Bend Agrees on YER
diet After Two Days
Session.

GREAT BEND, kan. July 4-After be-
ing out two days and two nights, the jury
in the case OF Edward Bockemohle, presi-
dent OF the defunct Bank Of Ellinwood,
found the defendant guilty on one count,
charging him with receiving deposits after
the limit OF thirty days. Sentence was de-
ferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
PRoUTY NAMED. HULL OBJECTS
seventh District Congregational Com
ventiOn Acts because of No
Primary Nomination.

DIES MONIES, Ia, July 24-By a vote Of
74Ik TO 81 the delegates IN the seventh dis
trict republican convention yesterday nomi-
mated Judge A. +. Prouty for congress over
Congressman ]. A. T. Hun, no notice that
a nomination had been madesat the primary
Of June having been received by the
convention.
Captain Hull insisted the convention acted
without power
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
HYMENEAL.
AtkIns-Adama.

Miss Mary Adams, daughter OF Nathan
Adams, and Fred l. Atkins, both OF Willow
Springs, Mo, were married by Rev.
Charles w. savidge at his residence at
noon Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
Cadets Confer Win wright.

WASHINGTON. July q The eight ca
dets whose dismissal for hezing has been
recommended by the military academy
authorities. had an interview with Secre-
tary Wright today IL IL expected that
he will defer action until he can make
thorough Investigation.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
he wEATHER.
Omaha yesterday:


Governor Hughes of New York has an
nounced that he will waive the personal
reasons which caused him to refuse to
make a second race and that he is at the
service of his party and state. Page 1
Chairman Hitchcock has called a con-
ference of middle state leaders to a re-
publican conference at Chicago. Page 1
Seventh district republicans in conven-
tion name A. f. Prouty for congress over
the protest of Captain HUI, the opposing
candidate. Page
DOMESTIC.
Three are killed by lightning and fifty
injured in storm at encampment on old
Gettysburg battlefield. Page
Shippers in session at Chicago decide
to be on guard against rate raises de-
spite statement of railroad men. Page
FOREIGN.
Sultan of Turkey yields to rebels and
grants constitution and convokes a Par
Lament. Page
Twenty-Five passengers believed to have
been lost in sinking of ship off Swedish
coast. Page
Two boys are drowned at Lincoln while
bathing at Capital Beach. a pleasure re-
sort. Page /
oliver Starkey, who shot his divorced
wife Thursday, was found dead with his
head blown off by a shotgun Friday
morning. Page 3
SPORT.
Big Marathon race, which is a feature
at Olympic games, goes to Hayes, Ameri-
can, on protest that Dorando, who came
In first, was aided by officials. Page a
Scores of yesterdays base ball game:
Western League
3-Omaha VS.. Pueblo--0.
1O-Lincoln VS.. Des Moines-4
Sioux City VS.. Denver-O
| National League
| 2-Chicago VS.. Brooklyn-1.
| New York VS.. Pittsburg-1
S-Cincinnati VS.. boston,.
| American League
| 4-Detroit vs. Cleveland-0.
| American Association
| S-St. Paul VS.. Louisville-5.
| 3--Louisville vs.. Milwaukee,
minneapolis VS.. Indianapolis.
Page IL
| An su,r,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
A.r ssment n, Yankton.

YANKToN. s. D.. July 2s.-(speoiaL)-six
million dollars and over is the county as
sessment OF personal and real property as
lett by the Board OF Equalization.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-07-25
CumminEa Heada Htberntans,

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. July 2l-Matthew
Cummings 4 Boston was reelected pres
ident OF the Ancient Order OF Hibernians
over J. 4. Dolan OF New York today.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
State School Funds.

Jefferson City, Mo-, Jul,
l7.-State Superintendent OF
Public Schools Gass has COM
pleted the appointment OF
tho public school money fo,
The several counties in the
~ tie. The aggregate amour
IL 81 s64, 587 50 as against ST..
4ll,764 II for the year pre-.
cedinR, showing an increase
Of 1883, 1913 As. The enumer-
alton OF persons of school age
which is between the years of
and 20 is 934.650, AZ agains,
98S,6l2 for the preceding yeai
showing "A decrease Of 1868.
In the apporti .nment JUS,
made Saline county with an
enumeration of 8.8l7 receives
$l4 900 SO.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Among Former Citizens.

Chas. Frederick returntd
SUNDAY noon from h y south.
western trip and reports a
fine time. At Canyon CITY,
Tex ~, he was a guest ut
Th6s. and Frank Sims who
are well known here. BE-
says they are finely situated
aud pleased with the country
and that Their land Is rapidly
increasing in value. He went
fishing with the Sims and hao
splendid luck. He also founc
Baylis Rector do'rg we ! IL
the real estate business at
that place. He was also a
guest several days of Albert
Zthl at Enid, Oklahoma, and
found him greatly pleased
with the country. Mr.. Fred
erick has the Texas fever SO
badly that he may drop off
any time now.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
DR.. Hsmphill Gets 8 Years in
Prison.

Troy, Mo-. July 10 DR.. W.
\. HemphiIl was C )nvicLed Of
Second-degree manslaughter
by a jury IN the G rcuit Conrl
here this morning. Punish.
ment was fixed at three years
IN the Penitentiary. Hemp.
hills alto neys gave notice Of
their intention to ask a new
,ria,. DR.. Hem ,hill was
cha ged with wrongful prac
I ca which caused the death
20 El,z .beth Gleason, at L =.
berry, February 25.
Rev. Clyde Cow, under in.
dictment in connection with
the case, was present at the
reading of the verdict and
was v'sibly affected. His
trial is set for Monday. His
counsel Immediately filed a
motion for IA change Of venue.
Judge Barnett will consider
he application Monday.
Little surprise Yves mani
tested by the few spectators
lin court when the verdict was
returned. Dr.. Hemphill and
wife were seated together and
.he physician made no com
ment and apparently was I'M
moved.
The case has c'used wide.
spread attention throughout
this section OF the state Miss
Gleason was IA member of
Rev Cows congregation and
made 4 statement on her
death bed, following the oper'
alton, accusing Dr.. HempLil|
and Rev. Cow.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Larger Boats to be Put in Mis-.
souri, River Trade.

Tue officers Of the Kansas
City boat and Trans
portstion Company,at a meet.
ing held in Kansas City FRI
day, decide to build two
large steam boats that will
probably take the places Of
the two that the company is
now running between Kansas
City and 81. Louis % the
Missouri River. Both the
Chester and the Tennessee
have been making trips Tor
the last two years, when the
company came into existence
through the efforts OF . mum.
her of merchants 10 Kansas
CITY. The trafic has increas.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Abe Humans returned Sat
urday from a weeks visit to-
his sister, FRS. Susan Meyer,
aud children at Warsaw, " hom
he had not seen for % years.
He is indebted to Homer Hat.
ton for the visit and was ac
complnied by Mr.. Hattou.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatton expect
to make another visit shortly
to take in the Old Settlers Re.
union there. Mr.. Humans
said he had a fine time and ate
catfish every day during his
stay. Tom Meyer, his nep
bew, is postmaster at War
saw.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Esther's Sunday school
class were grouped about the
teacher reciting their cate.
chism lesson or the week.
Esther's family bad struggled
with her yourg mind in "A des-
perate endesvor to zach her
the answers by repeating
them to her over ard over
again, and Esther felt co II
dent that she knew them. The
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

An examination for clerk
and carrier will be held at the
post.of1ce in this city ON Au.
gust s, 1903.
Age limits, Is ~ As years,
on the date Of the examine.
tion.
Married women will not he
admitted tO the ex ..DiDatioB.
Unmarried women viii be ad.
mitted to the examination but
are eligible for appointment,
only az clerk.
Applicants must be physi.
cally sound. and male appli.
cants must he not less that
; feet 4 inches in height w"h
out boots or shoes and weigh
not less than l25 pounds with.
ou' vercoat ar nat
For application blanks and
for .ul Information relat We
~ the examination. qual 6ca-
tions. duties, salaries vaca
tions, promot ons, ETC., adj
dress Immediately
G. W. Peecher,
Secretary Board Of Civil Ser.
vice Examiners.
Post office, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
One More Week
Of the Big Price-C Cutting
Sale for Cash at ....
w. H.Fletcher'S

This time the knife goes deeper than ever and
he cost will not be considered as the following prices
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
The Worlds Best Climate

Is not entirely free from disease; on
the high elevations fevers prevail,
~bile On the lower levels malaria is
encountered to q greater or less ex.
teot, according TO altitude. To over.
come climate affections, lsssitude,
malaria, jsundice, biliousness, fever
and sgue and general debility, the
most effective remedy 10 Electric Bit.
.ers, the great alternative and blood
purifier, the antidote for every form
Of bodily weakness, nervousness and
Insomnia. Sold under guarantee q,
all druggists. Price Soc.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

ID and the b Dats are now said
: be too small.
IL is the Intention Of the
company to have the new boat
ready for the trade by the
Opening of next spring, and
they have been encouraged in
the enterprise by the recent
trip of IL government official
up the river ON one OF their
boats. The trip was made
with IA view Of placing lights
on the river to insure safe
travel at night. The govern.
ment maintained such "A sys-
TEN IA number of years ago on
the river, but owing to the
falling off of trade and the
Withdrawing Of IA number OF
boats from the river the gov
|ernment ceased supplying
the lights.
The Kansas City Company
has been enjoying a good
business; especially the trips
to Kansas City have been
beneficial To the company.
The recent high water about
Kansas CITY caused business
to fall off, but since the water
has receded the trade at Kan.
sas City has Increased again.
Both the boats are small ard
the new ones will he built
with wider decks and hand.
some cabins. A specia. effort
will be made to make excur.
sions popular on the Missouri
RIVER.
The steamer Omaha, an in
dependent packet running on
the Missouri River as far as
jefferson City under com
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Emancipation Day

The Second Baptist Cnurct
H.. will observe August 4tb
at Clay's Grove witt a bis
celebration. Taere will b.
music aud speaking during
the day and fireworks n,
night.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

teacher presently sri'ed
down upon the little gil aud
said, Now Ester. YOU uay
tell me by what alone are we
saved?" E-eher promptly
del vered herself of this re.
markable answer: "By Gods
almighty powders and free
grape>!--L ppincott's.
Subscribe for the Marshall
Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Entertained at Dinner.

Mrs. Barney Messing en-
terra ned at her beautiful
hume near Salt Springs Sum
day at dianer the following
que sts, Misses Annie and
Lzzle Cook, Lizzie, Viola, Lii
lie Hoffman, Pearl H.tson ~
Hickory county, Mrs. Mary
.Gauth of Henry county, Mr.,
and Mrs. John Tauth and 500
NJ r. and Mrs.S. f.. Brzachalski,
Joe Hellmap, Francis and Earl
Messing.
The dinner consisted If
everything from the most
substantial to the greatest
delicacy. Nothing was want
ing to make complete the en-.
tertaiument Of the guests ip
every respect. After dinner
the remainder of the day was
spent in music, singing and
eouyersat on. Those who
were present we're indeed ifot
There were no pains
TO make the guests
feel welcome. Mrs. Messing
WAS assisted BY Mrs. Q. r.
Rrsncbalski who 10. her smil'
ng and pleasant way made
them feel welcome indeed,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
mand OF Capt. Milt Harry,
also finds the Missouri trade
paying,-St. Louis Globe
Democrat. ,
tfirst Insertion July "a
NOTICE OF I'll NAI hETTLEMENT-

NOTICE OF FL NAL IMPLEMENT.
Notice II hereby given to NIL creditors and
Others Interested In the estate Of Erastus
simmons. deceased. that We Chas SIM
mons and Clayton simmons, Exrs OF said
estate. intend to maze Final settlement
thereof nc the next term OF the Probate
Court Of Saline County. to be- holden NJ the
Cour House In said County, on the first
Monday OF September 1908.
CHAa. SIMMONs.
CLAYTON SIMMONS
Executors
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15

junto, Ell detalle, cada particular, mu
chas cosas pequefias y grandes son
descuidadas por nosotros 6 casi des-
cuidadas. Cada espectaculo, aun los
mejores. presentan graves clavos. 80.
Me he persuadido de clio aun la otra
noche, escuchando III Crep1sculo "
en- la Scala. No por cie1to en- 10 que
Sc rehere 4 la parte orquestal y vocal
pero exclusivamente en- 10 que Sc re
fere a la escena. Una nece sidad que
desde hace tempo Sc ha sentido en-
Ell extran jero, ser1a t1til que Sc impu-
siese tamben en- Italia, por 10 menos
en- los principales teatros Lo de un
director general, un hom bre de cul-
tura y de va]ia natura lmente, que
|deberia tener un buen sueldo, les-
pues del director de orquesta, y 4
|quien Sc deberla con6ar toda Ia parte
escenica de una representation, la
parte decorative e interpretativa de
la obra, Es necesario comenzar con
lei gesto de los actores principales
para terminar con Ell paso de las Ill.
timas comparsas. Todo deberfa en-
resdmen, tener aquella uniformidad
aquella fusion que no Sc obtienen 81
mo la anima una mente directiva
segt1n las ideas del autor, mas alld
de estas mismas ideas, Ell cuadro.
-iJustlsimo. Pero ldonde encon.
trar -. este hombre?
ST: ldonde hallarlo1. Y Pucci.
nj sonriendo: hasts que 10 encontre
mos, demos nuestras operas donde
|tengamos la confianza de una ejecl-
ci6n perfecta.
G. ADAMI.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15
Jose .ENnat C06en0S
Ina ciiudad en- peigrO
GRlETaS Y DERRUMBAMleNTOS.

Comunican de Espinho, hermosa Y
pinto-esca estaci6n balnearia pr5xi-
ma la ciudad de Oporto, que reina
EN- aquella localidad intensa alarma
por un fenomeno que reviste enorme
gravedad.
Las aguas del mar han lido produ-
ciendo una gran erosion en- Ia costa,
hasta causar el hundimiento de algu-
mas casas proximas a aquella.
Ell aqua llega va hasta la misma
villa, hoy importante, pues ella con.
currcn en- la estacion veraniega milla-
res de famIlias espafiolas y portugue-
sas, amenazando destruirla por COM
pleto.
Los vecinos de Espinho, domina-
dos por el panico, abandonan sus vi
viendas, dirigi6ndose 4 Oporto y FL
guerra de Foz, donde Sc encuentran
la mayor parte de cllos.
Temese que dentro de pocos dfas
Espinho desaparezca por complete
ba jo las aguas.
El Gobierno ha impartido ordenes
las autoridades de aquella provin-
cia. para que sc presten a los fugiti-
vos los auxilios que reclama su triste
estado.
En- esta capital Sc organizaran sus-
cripciones p1blicas para acudir EN-
socorro de los pei iudicados por este
terrible fenomeno.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-05-15
p A r | S
LAS CONFERENCIAS DE
LEMAITRE

Durante el pasado inviernc
Paris enterO sigui0 interesadi
simo la serie de conferencias
que Julio Lemaitre hizo a pro-
posito de la vida y obras de
Juan acobo. Cuando sc inau
guro la primera conferencia ere
yose que aquel plato exquisite
solo seria gustado por unos
cuantos elegidos; pero contra
todas las previsiones, la estre
cha sala de la Sociedad Geogra-
flea resulto pequef1a para con :
tener al publico avido de escu-
char la palabra del maestro.
Aquellas Conferencias fueron
TN exito ruidosisimo, y por csc
Julio Lemaitre Sc ha decididC
este ano a dar una segunda Sc
RE acerca de Racine.
En- la primera que Sc celebrt
Sc VIC Ell "fa aubourg" Saint Ger
main atestado de carruajes y
automobiles que interrumpian
la circulation y que hicieron
necesario el env1o de I'm servi
clio de orden, pedido a toda pri-
sa a la Prefecture de Policia.
Y no vayais a Greer que sc
trataba de una solemnidad gra
tbs, pues Ell abono para escuchar
las cuatro conferencias cuesta
Is frances. Diez dias antes del
senalado para la Inauguration
no quedaba una sola localidad.
FL pdblico parisiense esta
acostumhrado va a esta clase
de hestas espirituales, y la
prueba es que llena todos los
dias teatros donde lie ofrecen
amenas "causeries'' a cargo de
literatos de mayor 6 menor re-
putacion, que unas veces ha-
blan de la vida intima de TN
autor 9 de un poeta. otras veces
de la historic de la cancion, y
otras, en- fin, de las interiorida-
des de las mujeres de teatro.
Dias pasados, un joven literato,
Robert Eude, di6 una conferen :
cia en- Ell teatro de las Artes, en-
la que trataba del sistema epis-
tolar de.las mas famosas actri :
ces. EN- Ell curse de la cual nos
ley6 varias cartas particulares