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New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and Forecast.-V ashnSton. March
"a great crescent shaped baroretric depression
s-.-cbes from Minnesota TO wyoming On north side
the temperatures fallen IS 70 20 degrees as in
Montana and wyoming; south side in Southeast
ern Nebraska they risen ike amount 50 that to-
night the temperatures from about zero IN Mani
oba ~ So above al Concordia This depression has
vet caused very precipitation except IN the form
Of - l..
Thursday Point o marked rlse IN
coast districts especially
r. Norfbesst but with little except in the lake
and possbly valley For Frl1ay cooler
weather with rain probable IN the AtIant4c St1tes
north Of the caroEns. H.
Thee yiI be sharp temperature approaching
o,iS sys on Tt-ursdav in Southeast Minnesota, Iowa
NEBRASKA Kansas. Colorado and wyoming, The WINGS
slopr ~ Neu England and Middle Atlantic coasts VIII
b fresh southeast, increasing; South Atlantic coast
fresh east. CGulf Coast. fresh southeast
ca.~-rs ssra--t7g on THURSDAY for European ports
11 rae fresh southeast and fair weather 20 TIE
Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
CEMETERIES.
The wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is accessible BY Harlem trains c-o, Graeo Os
traI Station Webster and Jerorne Avenus t-osy, An
~ ca--faxa Lots $50 up Telephone 4355 Gra-aercy
ror Book OF Views or representative
OHcs. 20 East 23d St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
BROADER GENERAL &. /. sAILY.

San Francisco, March 25-Brigadier General
Elisha l. Baily. L 8 A (retiree). died at the Army
General Hospital, the Presidio yesterday. He
was attached 10 the medical department, and his
retirement took place twenty years ago
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
WILL SAIL SATURDAY.
Alfred O.. Vanderbilt Says He WM
Start for London Then.

Alfred Cwvnne Vanderbilt spent Tuesday night at
the Kntckerbocker Club. On leaving it yesterday
afternoon he was seer a moment He had
nothing to say as TO shipment OF household
goods by Mrs Vanderbilt from Newport TO her
brothers place at Tuxedo Park MI FanderplIr
said he would sail for London on Saturday. TO
questions as To whether there were any differences
between himself and Mrs. Vanderbilt he made no
reply
Last night il was said at the Plaza Hotel. where
he and Mrs Vanderbilt have lately made tneir
home while In New York. and az the KnickeroocKer
Club that Mr Vanderbilt was not there
Nothing definite was learned of Mrs. Eanceroilts
movements during the day One runor had 1t tnat
she was with her rnother-in-law. Mrs Cornelius
Vanderbilt but inquiries for her at the mousse were
frritless Her brother, Amos Tuck French was II
town but refused to discuss his sisters affairs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIHUNE win be
republshed the Tri-Weekiy Tribune without extr.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
Forecast for Special Loca:ities.-For New England,

TO-DAY: Friday ram coidsr IL -'o'
-, parrfon- increasing southeast winds
Yen York fair and to-day. Fri
ens colfer southeast 70 south WINDS
PENNSYLVANIA. New Jersey and Delaware
,rreasing coud!nasn today Friday. ram
80 rof5er- fresh southeast winds, increasing
of Columbia and Maryland increasing
l-rE-ess and warmer to-day probably ram by h.s4'
- -sgn and colder: brisk southeast wines
- Western New Western pennsylvania, falf
arf sarrner to-d4.. Frlday. rain ana colder
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
UNDERTAKERS-

FRANK T. CAMPBELL 24I-3 West ga 81 ch.osiA
Private and public aTnbulances Tel l32t Goc-sea-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

BACKUs-on Wednesday, March =. al his residence
No 81 Livingston st, Brooklyn, Truman J BacSus.
II D. president OF Packer Collegiate Institute,
5roolgivn Services South Congregational Church.
March - at 10 Interuaent az Syracuse. y Y
"a TI.ETr-At Ne! York. March "a Emily P Bart
Iett wife II the E1war6 T Bartlett Funeral ser
vices al Bryn MaVr. Penn
BRADEN-On TUESDAY. March "a Fanny sraeen- for
fLsthf and friend the fam
- ~, - w Prentice Funeral services at tna house
~ Aer nephew. Braten. No EOS East I3d
cn THURSDAY, ~. at o'clock
~ ,rxr-0r March a5 at the home OF her daughter.
urs Charles & Apgar. WesthsId, y J.. Lydia A
- beloved wife Of the Rev
george clarke. Of New York Conference residing a.
Ocean grove. y. }. Funeral private lntermsnt al
Mount Hiseo, n
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26

r.I orscial Record.-The following Official record
80. rs weather Bureau shows the changes in the ten
,,rs for the last twenty-four hours IN comparison
with The corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
DAILY ONLY

Rates 20 F~--i~n Countries
points In E~ope and al countries n the C1iv-rsa@
Il Union THE TRIBUNE VIII De mailed az rns fo+-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Newport r l. March 2.-Newport manifested
great interest in the report to-day that Alfred u
Vanderbilt was to make his permanent residence
IN london and in Mrs Vanderbilt's sudden de-
part1Ire for New York and Tuxedo for the summer
No steps have been taken either by Mr Wander
bilt or Mrs Vanderbilt 70 procure separation de-
en;+e -be rurncrs that were current in Newport
to-day.
The abandonment Of Newport the home OF
MI and Mrs Vanderbilt Will mean consideraDle
not only TO the members of the summer colony
but to the whole city for they. in their quiet way
have done much for the city in the last few years
Work is Just about 10 be started on new S1tV''Oo
Young Mems Christian Association building winch
NJ Vanderbilt has given the Newport association
and during the last year he has made several other
large charitable gifts.
Practically all the Vanderbilt household servants
went 10 New York on the Fall River Line boat last
night During the day eight large farm wagons
laden with boxes barrels pictures pieces OF furrl
tIre and other household effects, were brought II
from Oakland Farm, and forwarded 10 New YORK
express
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
BARON YANOSUkE HWASAkI.

Toxic. March E.-Baron Yanosuke Iwasak died
here this morning
New-York tribune., 1908-03-26
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BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
all conts :, the United ard As1ico (oCrsds
and The bEOnx)- A-So -
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

illdtc, marum er %ieiler ilno ieircr
&0tcr Rartei Den Giiden gefebrt bobe.
SEER 8roueS lpllroe ourf 3urufe,
&%llrrobrufe fiir @rpan uno oos @e.
rGltif fort9ebenoer 3uborer oft il
lci1er Heoe untcrbro6en. Gin Wann
rief linn nHene9ot" SIT. Sin otter
Wtonn IN Der @alcrie erbo6 lid, un0
rtcf: sd mod)tc cine Sroge OH Sic
Iteucn. @eroen Sic nidt bon @il-
llom &~onbolpb Seorit %be5oblt?" Ser
Sarm, Der iid) oorolf erbob, mar Elm
geipoltiger. 0SdmeiBt ben aerl
rolls", riefen Die Ginen, yIein, ct
Ioll bleiben", Die g(n0eren. @ieoer
Inoere idrieen Sllrrab fir 9rpon,
bis li6 idlieBli6 Oberit @ropes Illbe
perIdoiite, inOem CT olSrief: SD
bobe bier Nedjtc in oicjcr &aQe, unb
CRUDE id Die Yoli5ci mir Gllbc 81
pcrl6aifer. Gin lol6cS Sctrogen lit
ntd)tdfteno gegcn cillcn Srenloer
nno gegen Die inteqigcntcn 9iirqer,
Die 4nffldrltng miiniden. @er MIDI
lidt boren mill, Der mciB ia, no Der
Slmnlermonn oos God geloiien bat"
gtod)oem Der Hubeit0rer in Der 8oQc.
RE ollrd) Die Foli8ei bcrnlSbeforocrt
mar, iebte Serr @ropcs ieine Gebc
fort, Die in eincr Sterilization Scr
rSnoepenoencc-Eortci" oes Yotrio.
tiSmuS unb Der Giniqfeit ocs 2onoes
cnoete. 9to6 Der Ncoe DcS Sberlten
perlas Sr. 9riscoe Die G%ntidulloi.
grngsocpcidc beS Srn. Seorlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Spnncnauf, mno ltntcreans.
TaS Mcttcr.

Sir Warplnn0 ul0 Den Gtltrift
Columbia bclttc lulo morgcn flar,
lcihte iiiblide @inbc.
81 8roo @Grmc mar Baltimore
geitcrn HohnlittaN beldicoclt; Die
nieorioitc Sempcrntur mar As @rao
INN 6 llbr WorgcnS.
Su ocn onOcren 9unocS. Nctter'
observation-disclosures lpltrOcn Die
folgenOcn nicOrigitcn Scmpcroturcn
ber5cihnct: Goitpprt "A, Eortlono 80,
Bolton So Mbnnp ~, Nem.0ort
50, philadelphia 80, sltlontic = GitD
80, @oibington ~. Ioriolf AZ, Sot-
tcroS %, Charlotte 80, @ilmington
as, GborIcIton so, Sopomnob 80,
SndionpiQe IS, Supiter 70, Ser. @cit
IS, Ntlallto 56, Wont0omcrp IS,
NcpsSrlconS GO. Yolcitinc GO, 8oI=
pciton y, Corpus Gbriiti "A, 0tenl.
pbiS 80, Cincinnati So, Nitt56urg
5S, SSpe9o 50, Buffalo 60, Glepe.
lono GO, Getroit 56, 9lpello IS, Mor.
quette 56, @rccn Ban 5S, Chicago
GO, Sulittb 5S, ct. Saul G2, ct.
&oria SO, &onios-Gitp 60, Suron 46,
9ismord A, SABRE 3S, Sclcto 40,
Solt 2ofc 81, Genper 30, North
FIotte 81. Goo9e-Gitp 5S, NmoriGo
30 nulb Sos angeleS 56 8rao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

GirfnspIat in Sigblono s.
t 0 10 erfon t. = Sobn {. 90.
liobue, Elm b%efonnter 9aulinterneb-
mer bon Sieblanotoipn, fouite boz,
Der Canton Company Den GirfuspIot
an GaItern.slpenue nit angren5enoen
8ritnoitiidell, Inn auf Dem gntpeien
100 @obnbGuier 5it erbaiien. Der
gon5e Hlat miro BON Taturent. uno
Gonton-S traBe e~inerieits unb Gait.
erin. uno Ganton.M penue uitoererieits
begren5t. Ser &alifpreis ipiirbe niht
befnnnt g%egeben, oas Inipeien iuirb
aber nit Den ollf bemielben 81 er-
banenoen Sauiern ettpa 100000
foiten. Mit Dem 9au Der Sduier iod
nod oieien Serbit ~begonnen perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
II ntcrh tuna
SoubI It N me

STRIDE ~bier3ig Sabre II t.
= Die 5eier oes pier5igi1brigen ge,
Itebers Der bildl6flid proteitontiihen
bl. areu5eaird)e an Wilingtpn.Npc.
uno IamiopitraBe iinoet aln ndfiten
Sonntog itatt. es werben orei Set.
8otteSoienite eebnlten: INN Z llbr 80
Worgcrls, If llbr Worgens unb s
llbr abenos. 9ei Dem gbenogotteS.
oienit b1lt Eqitor Or. u. 6. Eope.l
bon Der biihoflih : proteltontiidel,
@ruce,airde Die Soupt-E rebigt. slnl
Gienitag finben ebenfalls 5wei Set
~gottesoienite itott.
Sm Sobns Sopfins s.
pttol operirt. - Srau Hoic
Bloomfield, Satin bon Or. Maurice
BLOOMFIELD. Erofeiior al Der Sobns
Sopfins -llniperiitdt, ipuroe i'm SSobns
Sopfins- Soipitdl ourd) Or. @i1iam
9. Saliieao elmer iebr i6ipierieeri
Operation u%iterSoeen, oeren 5oIgeil
nod unabiebbar iinb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Se5iie Sambenhcim.

Is Itar6 am 10. Oftober Sroil
Settle Soubenbeim, 8ittue BON
6ronf 9aubenbeim, i'm Souic ibrer
Mutter, 5rou CHARLES Mllibafe, GER.
1903, oro.Eotterion-G orf. 9lpenuc.
Gie 3eit Der geerbigung miro ipater
ange5eigt. (290)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Gin rniiiidJcr SlldJtling.

Ter rulIiidle GcdtSomunlt 9lbroGnnl
&. 9nrioof bot ciltc rliiii6e SEQ.
Ionic IN Nebrasfu gcgriinoet. -
Gin ruiiii6er Yope l~eiitcte inn
bntei Siilfc.
Ter ruiiiidc Nc0tsonmaIt ulo NC.
uolltiondr Nbrobum 6. 8orioot aus
aiidineif uto Der Eope 9. Eopoit
Die onl Il. September aus HuBIuno
fliiAteten, ba ibncn Der Npocn gu
beiB inter Den SiiBcn gemorocn lpor,
bega6cn lid, nod Ncbrosfo, mo Tic in
Gberrp.Gountn inter Dem Seimit6t-
tcnr8eicb NIT 80 ruiliidcn @cltll.
rlngsgenoiien cine &oIonie 9riinbc.
ten, bon bc1en je6er jc $40 adcr
Sono erbaltcn hot. Scrr 9arioof be.
finOet ii6 ictt ciniae Gage bel lei
mem &erluonoten Morris u. Sclcn.
foD, Ir. 1924, Slt-guItimorcsStr .,
no er tagliG 5niihen 8 uno ~ ll6r
Tormitta9s 81 ieber Iusfrutit iibcr
Die Golonie bereit lit. .llniere Solo.
nic lit feline Gooperotip. q icqidoit,"
Iogtc Scrr 9oripof 9cliern, nionoern
ieoer aolontit lit nlleiliger Setr oni
leincr 6orm. Sic Webr5obl ser SEQ.
loriiten fat iid bcreits lire @o6lts
b0lller erbaut. mGbrenb onbere nab.
reno oes Sommcrs oils Son6mcrfer
Seldoftignng gcfunben baben, INN
Die Wfittel fir Die 9emirtbidaftung
ibrer 6armen criparen 6u fonnen.
Obpobl, nic geiagt ieOer oilf ieinen
ci9cnen 5iiben itcben mllB, belicn
Die aoloniiten iih nit Sreuben III.
ter chamber, mo lit fem 3meiicl
porbanoelL DOB i'm iernen 8eIten
inter Den freibeitliden Snititutioncn
oieIcs 2otbcs baIb bieie ScimitGtten
in bliibenbe Sormcn pcrtponoelt ia,
ben iperoell. Sd bin ipe5ieQ nod Dem
Often gcfonmcnL INN nit Dem &c.
fretor oeS Mdcrbou . 3eportcmcnts
TiidIprodc 6l nc6mcll, I'M Siilfe
nltb quite TatbidlG9e bon oemielben,
Ionic nlebr 2ono fir lpcitcrc Solo.
niIteil 81 erlangen. acknowledgements
G|migrantcn itu0 9elpobner Scr
Shminoiubtsb iltrifte, bic 6ormer
limo, fonncn IN u%nierer aolonie lid
cir.rcueS, oelunbcs ,Seim griinoen.
Inter ben iesiaen aoloniitcn limo
90 Slrnggeieaen unb 5iuei p~erbciro.
tbcte WGnncr, bod befinben iif sc.
rem Srouen nod 1T &ilblallb. 10 Der.
iclben iinb ruiiiide Ssroelitcn i,llo
Die iibrigcn 8ried)iif . &atbolifen.
gis Sonmtog luerbe id bel meircr
9tid)tc 6rolt Morris u. Se!anfou
oeripeilen mo bann nod @aibings
ton geben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Sber. s. Sicner e So.
217 Gi.yaltimprc.St rabc.

Gcutibes unb anoeres ausIGnot.
ides @elb sefauft iinb p~erfanft.
8eloIcnounaen beiorst mad 9entid.
lano SeItrcif, MuBIanb II. (. M.
@ediel ausgeite1t allf misldnoiide
9anfen. Greoitbriefe unb 9raueIerS
CHEQUES.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

f begGngniiic.-9
Secroigung Der am 1ienitog peritor.
bcnen 6rou 9eitp @6itmarm iono
aeitcrn Nafmittog bon ser @obniina
ibrcr 5od)tcr, Srou Sp. q. Mnoroe,
IN @oponstplpn aus itutt. Gin gro.
beS Srouereefolgc gub Der gntihlo-
'clten oas 8clcit 81 ibrer lettclt
Hnbeltottcr ouf Dem n2ol,bon.Yorf-
6%rleobofc." 3oblreid)e id)one 9li-
men'penoen i6n,iidten Den Sorg.
Ea'tor SilIilts Soimaur bon Scr
oelltlder 8ionS.8 erneinSe uno so.
tor Sbaip bon scr 0ppanstomil
Eresbpterioncr. Stride onltirtpn i'm
Sroncrhaulc unb am 8robc. Sed)s
6anilienntitgIicoer iungirtcn ais
Sabrtldtrdger. Irou @oitmamn
piirbe in Gelltidlono gcboren. Sic
rerbelrotbete it'd nit Srn. Sroncis
Woltniahr. Der ibr Dor 10 Sobren
i'm 2ooe po~rousging. Irei S6bne
ilitS 5mci Eodlter 5ablen 81, ben Sin.
terbliebenen. Gie 9eidenbeItatter.
Sirma Stepart & Woruen beiorete
Die Arrangements oes SesrGbniiies.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Shiffsfarten

Don uro mad europa fiber Baltimore
ODER &em.gort, aaiiite ooer 3piide,t'
bed. @edieI oahsIauSiides @elo'
Sreoitbrieie unS @eloienounsen.
Sbeu. s. Oiener e &c.,
VT. 217, Oi.gaItimore.S trsse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

ciniilbcrneslS h 81
NnbiIGum feiert YoIi5iit George
Geirlein pom oitliten 3iitrift beute
gbeno I'M areiie ieiner 0reutoe in
leiner @cbntng, Ger. 6, Siio-Gltrlep-
StruBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Settlers cinsiges Mtelier.

@ir baben MIR Elm Ntclier in YaIti'
more. nnb bas befinSet iid in Der
Gtage sit cbcmrr Grbe, Nr. 32f, Norb'
Cay, nnbe Sisb.str. ainber.9sbo'
tograpbicn cine Spc3ialitat. = aeins
Mscnten ,tnb feline reppen ~ fteigen.
I. SehbeI. g. Grni. 0eidlGftsiib rer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Gerlanat:

etie aofim mlB quite 3eiteniIie
boben. Nad5uiragen in CTR. 1903,
Gutam.Elacc. (29W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

Ydic snr Hciic tn's NuSIano b.
iorst 6. 9iaine, Nr. Alb, Eh.Salii
interchange, nabc Suitom &oaie ASt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16
Sir bic 9linocn.

Cine leuc Organization gum @eitcll
Der 9linoen gegriinoct. - 9lilloc
an Der Spibe oerielben. - Ser.
itcben am Better bic 9eoiirfnilic
ibrcr ShidiulS @enolien. =
llnterboltung fir Soibitlmme.
Sine 9etuegung, cine 8eieaid,oit
sum Better Der crlpndienen glinoen
bes Staotes ms &cben 81 riien,
fono o~cIterlt IN elmer &eriommlung
i'll Der Worplono 9linbenibulc ibrcn
IliSorud. 3ic 8eriommliung mnrbe
burd Scrrn $. 81. 2otinler, Eroieis
ior Der Wotbenatif an Der genonn.
ten InItolt, einberuien, pelder oud)
alS @orlibcr iungirtc. Inter ben
Gconern beS gbenbs befnnben iid)
superintendent Sobn S. @leoioe,
lcin T%orgongcr, Scrr George y. Mior.
riion, Serr V. Grotofpro Sberlof
unb Serr @co. u. Gonnor. SGmmt.
life Spreder betonten bic Nptbnens
bigfcit, Dob Die Organization Der
9linoen in bic S1nbe Der 9linocn gu
lcgcn lei, Die ON bcitcn Die 9ebiiri.
niiie lnb Wiini6e ibrer Shidiols.
9clolicn 5u oerItebcn III Der Gage
ieien.
Scrr 2ntintcr Gilbcrtc iid) fiir}lid)
babili, Dob ctiun 80 Erojcnt bon al.
len 9linben beS StooteS nicnlolS IN
Die Gage gcfommen icicr, cine glins
ocilld)lle 81 bcIild)en nno fir bicic
alaiie mill Die ileile Organization
boiiptiGd)lid) pirfcn. NuBcroem CT.
Itrcft lid ibr Arbeitsiclb ouf Gor.
bcilgun9SmoBreoeln fir Grblinocn
Der ainber, sic er5iebung Der 9liIt.
Den mo Die Gntmidcluig Der gIin-
Den. Snbuitrie.
cine nntcrboltung iir
Saub It II III me.
tic Sailbltummcn Miiiion Der
bilhotlih proteitontiihcn @rocc.
STRIDE pcronItaltct hcllte Nbcno int
Hiorrbouic eiien oiopouiibcnNbcno,"
gelegentlid beiien Die Sonblhlmmen
mitcrbolten unb nit Gririihunocn
perieben lperoen. aauodcntlid, lin.
Den an bieler Stcle 8eicaihnitSz
Nbenbe fiir Soubitummc itott. Sic
SoubItummen : Miiiion 5Gblt $50
Wtitglleocr; on ibrer Spibe itebt go.
Itor Sliper 5. @biloin, ielblt eiit
Saibltummer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-16

Yaic sur @ciic in's Nnslanb BE.
iOrst g. @ainc, Mr. 413, Ch.yaIti.
morefrafe, maize Gnitum Suuie Mpe.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-25
Mind Your Business!

If you don't nobody will. 1t is
your business to keep out Of all the
trouble yOucan and YOU can and will
keep out Of liver add bowel trouble
IL you take DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They keep biliousness, malaria and
jaundice out Of your system. 25c ut
Elko Drug co s drug store.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-25
Watched Fifteen Years

"F0r fifteen years ! have watched
the working OF Bucklrn's Arnica
Salvc: ana it has never failed to cure
any sore, bOil,ulccr or burn to which
it was applied. 1t has saved us
many u doctor bill" says A, i.
Hardy, of East Wilton, Maine. 2jc.
at ElkO Drug CO.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-25

The Slang Fiend Again.
Can VIC count on dis bloke?"
Sure, Mick; he's a regular express
man"
Come again"
He always delivers de goods. -
Kansas City Times.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1908-11-25
The Modern Way.

Advertisements on the scenery"
exclaimed the star That's carrying
.commercialism really too far"
at isn't commercialism," exclaimed
the manager. 1--WE want the scene to
look like real meadow, don't we?"---
Tit-Bjts.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-25
Railroad once. Consolidated

Announcement that commencing .Janu-
airy I, 1909. the city freight and ticket
offices of the Great Western and Wa
bash railroads will be consolidated is be-
lieved to mean that the oft-rumored ar
rangement whereby the Wabash WILL use
the city passenger depot of the Great
Western on Main street will be carried
out in the near future. Local officials
of the two roads interested. however. de-
cline to admit that the combining Of the
two city ticket and freight offices means
this.
The combined city office of tho two
roads will be in tho Grand hotel, VIII ere
the Great Western now is, and C. G.
smith. the present Great Western agent,
II is stated, viii be in charge.
L. u. Mercer, assistant agent at the
Wabash city office. will become chief
clerk in the freight department, succeed.
ing ]. q. Hipsley, who has been appointed
commercial agent. Charles ]. Sayles
former city agent for the Wabash, was
recently transferred to Omaha as CON
tracing agent, since when there has been
no city agent here. Mr.. Mercer, the as
%sistant, having charge of the city office.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-25
NO RATES FOR GRAND ARMY
Encampment VIII BE Held in Gin
cinnati or Pittsburg Instead
of Salt Lake City.

LIMA, O., Dec. PA. Cory Winans, chief
of staff of the National Grand Army OF the
Republic, returned today from Salt Lake
CITY. where he has been attending a con-
ference Of the executive committee, COM
posed of himself and commandments
II. M. Nevius Of Newark, N. j., Adjutant
General Frank o. Cole Of Jersey City and
May L. Gilman of Boston, president of the
Woman Relief Corps.
Mr.. Winans says that from all present
indications the next encampment of the
Grand Army of the Republic viii not be
held at Salt Lake City, but at Cincinnati
or Pittsburg. The action was brought
about by the refusal of the traffic associa-
ton. which met In Chicago last week, to
grant a rate of 1 cent a mile to the
veterans.
The date set for the encampment was
from August 8 to II, and following an Off
cial report of the traffic association. the
governing body will meet to select the next
meeting place. Both Cincinnati and Pitts
burg will make a strong effort to secure
the encampment.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-25
PLUNEETT TALKS WITH TAFT
Sir Horace Asks President.elect Views
on Conservation of Resources.
COUNTRY LIFE ALSO DISCUSSED
Taft Family VIII Have Christmas
Dinner at Home of MIR. and Mrs.
LandOn ThomRS-TroIley
Trip Abandoned.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. A.-Sir Horace
Plunkett, head of the Irish Department OF
Agriculture, who was knighted for his
interest and service In agricultural mat
tiers, kept an appointment with President
elect Taft today, which was made for him
by President Roosevelt.
The object of his visit was to ascertain
to what extent the next president is in
terested in conservation Of the natural
resources of the country and partially re-
garding President Roosevelt's commission
charged with the duty of reporting on how
the comforts of rural life may be In
creased. Sir Horace has been making a
close personal study of the work of Chief
Forester Pinchot and expressed himself
as both highly pleased and greatly bene-
fitted.
While Mr.. Taft did not make a state
ment of his position for publication he
indicated that his visitor departed in good
spirits, the only regret being that his in
terview was cut short.
Miss Helen Taft arrived today from
Bryn Mawr and will pass the holidays
with her parents. With the return from
Savannah tomorrow of Robert Taft, the
entire family of the president-elect will
be together for the first time since his
nomination last June. The Tafts will v
Omaha daily bee., 1908-12-25
broadway church Program.

The children Of the Broadway Methodist
church Sunday school will give a Christmas
Program this evening at the church. be-
ginning at 1880 o'clock. Santa Claus will
be present and the exercises will consist
Of songs and recitations appropriate to the
occasion. This Is the pregnant:
Song, Joy to the World school.
Recitation, WELCOME Everybody Jennie
Bulls.
Prayer, Rev. J. NJ. williams.
That's Just Me-" Robert Gray.
Song by primary class.
Recitation, Catherine Taylor.
Glass exercise, THE Christmas Fold
Song, Miss Shubert's class.
THE Child and Her DOLL" Dorothy
Daniels.
"~Everybody's Christmas Gift" Frances
Ouren.
Solo, Ruby Baker.
Recitation, Bessie Frohardt,
Good Morning." Ruth Wallace.
Song. Ida Pippin's class.
playing Santa Claus Cyril Thomas.
Hello Santa" Leona Maurer.
Glass exercise, Mr.. Munger's class.
Tell the Wondrous Story Mr.. Nc
Mahon's class.
'Marion's Dream" Nita Lewis.
Three Wishes" Ethel Shubert's class.
What of the Night" Miss Baird's class.
Solo, Mrs. Lutte m McCargar.
Drill. Knight of the Gallahad."
Coming Of Santa Claus and his drummer
bow"