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New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
OPTICIANS.

FOR SAIE.-Old established bakery, large
brisk shop: four ovens. house all i'm
provenleurs, 40 rooms and store. stable. 10
stalls, plot SSx135 feet, sell Sl5. coo; easy
terms. or sell fixtures horse, wagons, etc.
and lease property: best chance in New
York City: sold on account health. A0-
dress Baker Box L. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

single insertions cents per line Six
teen words. seven times consecutively, 81
which entities advertiser TO have rooms
entered for period of fourteen days IN
me TrIbune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms.
Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
AUCTION SALES

AUCTION SALES
BY VIRTUE of a chattei mortgage. i
Bernstein. Aucti0neer, will sell to-day.
p. m. at 5S1 Broadway, Brookiyn BAR
fixtures, safe. cash register, sheivlnss, etc
BY order Of attorney for mortgage
BY VIRTUE OF an execution on l!en' /:
Bernstein, Auctioneer, viii sell to-day. at
Il 10 a. m. at to East 125th st, Mammal
tan. lot of second hand furniture. BY or
der of Alfred Freeman, Marshal
BY VIRTUE OF an execution on llent 1.
Bernstein. Auctioneer, will sell to-day. at
2 a m. a 2f5 Washington st. Manhattan:
one refrigerator. No. e03- BY order or
Alfred Freeman. Marshal.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
LOST-BANKBOOkS.

BANhBOOK No. 800. lbs of the Union Dime
Savings institution IS missing. Any per
son having a claim TO IL is hereby called
upon to PRESENT the same within ten days.
CT submit 10 having said pasSbOok can
celled and & new one Issued
LOST.-Bankbook No. 4S3 1G9 OF Dry Dock
Savings Institution. Any person having
claims upon said book Is called upon 70
present the same 10 the bank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book viii be declared
cancelled and extinguished and new one
issued IN lieu thereof.
LOST OF STOLEN--Ba Bank5ook No J540e6,
of the ETnigrant Industrial Savings BANK.
PAYMENT stepped. Please return bO0l. 10
bank No. 81 Chambers 81.
LOST OF STOLEN.-Bankbocks Nos 33S.-
969 and 4Is.s44 OF the Emigrant Indus
trial Savings Bank. Payment stopped.
Please return books TO bank. No. 81 Cham
bers 81.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

MASSEUR wants more Vatients; visits
residence: diploma Telmanyl- 352 East
Seth
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

DESIGNER on skirts: best reference:
wants take charge. wages no object.
B.nfatto, 2207 % ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BOARD AND ROOMS,

Single insertions 3 cents rer line SIX
teen words seven times consecuttvelv 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered for a period Of fourteen DAYS in
The Trlhune's Directory OF Desirable Rooms
Write for circular.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

STORAGE NOTICE.-To Clarence Murray.
NJ Wright. Annie o Brien. Mrs Nhlt@
" and each of you are hereby notlhed
mat th- time for the payment of my
lier upon tie property hereinafter Hf-
.grff,ad having expired. after due notice
.,-.-.af nd been given you. I viii cause
sIch property. TO Wit; household goods
,,e~s5nai effects. pianos. trunks and inet-
rbandise. stored By you In 6 j. Keno Keno >
.-sb0use TO he sold a public auction.
---,r5,ug to statute iH such cases nlAde
- T,Tnv.ded at Chelsea Storage War
Touses 52G-42S West 25th street. 80
srs continuing until all solf
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
TYPFWRITFSs.

-------1--1I-rps Al, makes solo. rented
trat,e5 exchang-c. Teiisbie se,plce'
-4twsr TO Nassau s. Teieph0ns ztt"-
CortIsn6t
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
HELP WANTED.
Males.

Males.
CANNASSERS.- newspaper; salary,
So a day guaranteed: opportunit making
SIS to S35 week, salary and commission;
men OF ability good chance Advancement;
must be Of clean habits and neat appear
ance- Call after o'clock. Mr. Charlton,
Room 421. Tribune Building.
WANTED.-SingIe man Coachnan and
groom. for the country: must be strictly
sober and have good references; man used
to saddle horses and weighing $50 or less
preferred, state wages expected Address
Box Ply. Great Neck. Long Island
Female.
ANNE. JACQUIN. 6O2 9Th ave. En-
ployment Bureau supplies families Sc
Iect servants. all nationa!ities. capacities:
recommended.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

ApvER RTISFNENTS ana subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
orHre No 1864 Broadway. between 36th
and .7th sfs until O'Clock :. m. Ad-
,erris+u.euts received at the following
brsnch Offices at regular office rates until
O'clock p. IA. viz; 2ti sth aV7.. 8 :.
cor e3I - Id3 9Th ave. cor 1@th - ~
r-sst i4tb st: 2sT West Al 81. between
IN ami sth aves.. 2s3 y est 18th 80 1888
M s,s betoeau 76th ard II-f sts t6@S
~ .-s rear 6lst st. lICS let aye-. near
setn - iST East 125th - s56 fremont
AZ $50 81 ste snS Any AIasT!can District
Telegraph ofacs.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

TDN--z 10 } inches wide: a.,
T. rz-4 ...S1. .9S
RAJ IRISH FINISHING
EDGIN5-At. per ya-d-----zSc
RAJ POINT AND NENE-
TLAE EEDALLI0NS. al. each,
56c and Z9c
REaL IRISH NEDALLIONS,
= ea---.-......25c 10 CSC
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Ebi-EGANT,LY furnished sitting and bed
room; running water, adjoining batlr:
| heated, telephone. hall service: southern
eAposufe; beautiful view: one block 11Oth
| street Il subway: one. two gentlemen:
breakfast optional; private family Phone
! 1856 Morningstde
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
DED d. LINE.

- Fer la tf4avra. Puerto CaDeli's
Curacao AID Ma-ardfop. Via tu--sl-a9. cell
ing also at san Juan. T. r.
- PHL+ +DE-L.PEEIA sat MARI II. noon
X CARACAS. SATURDAY. Na-cr = u1ors
For La Guay-a. Curacao Na-alaioo:
= ZI-LIA A.....--- --I- lr.i4-. Mar~n :. noon
$ NARAtAIBD- Saturday. March 81 noon
These steamers have superior acco1---l1--
datI1-s for passengers
BOT-LTpN BLISS & DALLETTs
General Managers. - Wall s.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Nt-R~FRV GOV FR9-E~S English Tr1'e-.
snt. teaches plsne. 0ih take M or 0s'Ve
rbUdrsr excellent references from pTs=s0f
ernuic~er- -i-r OF rountry- = Miss Fitz-
.erald Bureau. 5o3 5tb ave- cor Al So
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
OCEAN STEAMERS
TasTH rE9MAY LLOYD.

NORTH cE5MAE LLOYD.
Fast Express Service-
PLYMOUTH-CfiEFlB EFlBO1 Rei-Sf-s N H-S
Ksis. VIM. n Mar. 3 Kaiser q. Gr-- Nay
Cscfffe new Mar III Cecilts new .s.aJ -
kI' PsiHT w w p iNnT Ns = ka1- 9-'z wm IL MAJ -
Kaiser d Gr- Apr Kaiser q ~ 1.-,s :.
cecfIs tnew) Apr - Gaelic tns~l- -,l.iae -T,,,
prinz VIM Apr Fl X prtnz " n = % ~ -
Kais. VIM II Apr. slKais. Wna. II 5
Twin Screw Passenger SerxIes
PLTMoCTH-CFERBOs. .EieS-I'f fs1-in =
.s.ysIitz Mar. ~ IL Der.asarsr - May -
Main --- Mar - Luetzow -
'Barbarossa. Apr. 81 iBurfuefs- ---@@'li.s @ -
seydlitz -.-Apr 3 5-siI.en ,ss,. = J,,-s ep
Kurfuerst- NAY T.P Frch Wr-June =. .
'Main May "a .Baroarossa -JS5s .3, = Z.
Barbsrossa.- May q Luetzo~ ------S~A'
Bremen direct.
Mediterranean Service
GIB'LTAR-NAPLES- E.NOA. a. ~ -.
CONNECTING At GIBRAL iAH
'eqIi,a qlise. MAJ. Mar IA K fniss Agz -
x Albert - Mar IS K. Albert I9s.- .
From Bremen Piers "a & 4th sts-. 1ooisss 2sss =
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD IT, Y :, ,.-c,5-r ?,
CHECKS GOOD ALL ON Efs j n : ~ = -
Louis H Meyer. 1915 Walnut ST .-IL---- Fn--s-
AMERICAN LINE fr'l, =, i0 4 N
PLYMOUTH -CFfERE} Cf--Ss1 r. T Il AMF p -
PHILADELPHIA Mar = APR aat
ST. PAJIs.-.....--M Mar. -. AFR u, 80
NEW YoRE..-.. Mar % Ap-- = Nay - ~.
ST louis -.-- Mar y Nr~- =. Ma =
RED STAR LINE FROM Pi5r ii a. = n
NEW YoEk-DOF E-T{-AN TV Ettt- -
kROONLAND .-. Mar. !. Agr :. NAY
FINLAND ......- Mar. %. Apr. ll. May
NADERLAND -.-. Mar. =. Apr y, MAY ~
ICELAND ----.--- Mar. .. 3 pr = May -
WHITE STAR Ln7E t.7T9 = Z X
NEW YORk-Cl WIN ERPOOI--
CELTIC --- Mar : mon Apr = MAY :
BALTIC Mar 70. 10 \. NJ apr rs. May 7 .
CEDRIC Mar %. I2-30P. VI Apr. =. May q
ARABIC Apr 30. MAY *
PLYMOUTH -CFFERB- C1-SOr OrTTIA8fPToS
-NAJ E-s'TTC' Mar 3. 10 = NJ Apr J. APR -
@OJ'F-ANGC - Ma II. p ". Apr- s. MAJ =
"TF.J- TONIC. Mar =. 1CA " APT To- MAIL
siADRIATIF Ma. -. ia. " A1r - Nay-f
4New, = 0o0 Tons. has E-levafJr- Gy H.
nasiuu. Turkish Baths and Orchestra
NEW YORK AND BOSTON TO iLAt-t
Ia Azores. Madeira. Gibraltar. A-Slers
~REPT- BIZ, --- Mar !. ROOD Apr - no. Il
ROMANO. Mar 1+-SA NJ ArT- -, N7l -
SCRETTC Mar - noon. Nay 2. June -
/ "CASOPIC Apr 8 Z = If> Nav rs. June -
PASSENGER OFFICE. 2 HRoADW =.
Freight CH5ce. Whitehall Bldg. Battery IL
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Full Information eopcernIn- these rooms
may be had, free Of charge, at the Uptown
onice OF The New-York Tribune. 1854
broadway, between 3sth and 3Tth sts
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

MANAGER Educated gentleman OF char
acter ability. wide business experience
sacks position with responsible concern, am
q Yankee. energetic. a competent manager,
s,-EtNruattzer. eCononizer, an expert buyer !;
salary iIumaterial until worth is proven
address competent. la, Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
OLD GOLD AND SILVER.

OLD GOLD. silver and precious stones
bought ut highest market value; made
into new articles or exchange for new jew
elry or japanese goods at n z. Teppers
factory. a West 25th St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

NIGHT WATCHMAN-By absolutely so
ber and honest man. ., inside or out
anywhere. o. win patrol number OF houses
business or private. James L. htChllne, ia
Whitehall 81:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
BILLIARD AND POOL TaBrrs
DRESSMAkING AND MILLINERY.

Private DreSSn2king Classes
Hours 10 10 8: terms $40 per month.
DORE. 9 East goth ST
DRESSMAKER, 81 81 so and 81 per day;
stylish fJters economical cutter: skilful
remodeller; city or country; city references
Miss Carr. Al Washington Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Full information concerning these room.
may be had free Of charge. at the Uptown
Offce of The New-York Tribune 1864
Broadway. between Beth and 37th SITS
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

4ls W. 11sTH ST-Opposite Columbia
block from subway: handsomely fur
nished; sunny rooms, beautiful views: res
taurant
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

FAMILY OF two have room fo- lady OF
gentleman; board II desired: references
Apartment 4-D.. Hoffman Arms. 59th 81
aud Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

l42D ST, 516 wEST--Attractiv house
steam heat; running water. good board
refined. Christian family; references
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
79-AWE71rsw

g7G-AME77GaN
REGULAR sAILINGs BY MOST MODERN
LUXURIOUS. STEADIEST LEVIAT haas
L6nd0n-Paris-H
S. S. EME8.AA
23.O0O Tons 6sz TT LONG
LEAVING y. Z MARCH :. o A. "
Having UEexCeIl5d Ri-Z-cari-Cu a a CAI-s
Restaurant t1-r--asI----l. E4sCCrLc
Baths and El=va-Cr-
Arne-fka- Mar : . a q "Pen1syl a. Mas
eva l.Is~ss- Mar. q am @Pac-lri id.---A1T- .
sails 10 Hamburg direct
Gibraltar-Napie pies-tIenOa-
Hamburg Ma. 81, 10 an Mol-ke- --Ap-u :!
Oceaua---- April .. IL am Batavia May
IRA V-E-I.LsE<FcS- CHECKS LS1L I'd
ANRCRG-AAEERICAN LINE. - Broad
WaT y Z
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
Our Greatest Sale of Pictures
Begins To-day
Every Picture in the store reduced 10 to so
per cent.
Ig the -4ddmS Building OnIy-Third Floor.

This great sale tbe phenomenal values ii will PRESENT.
aended introduction 10 newly enlarged Picture De-
ras-tr7ent Now IN the ADAMS Building-Third Floor
Spacious showroons afford facility for inspection
and selection. The large present give
u splendid range OF choice and the narveouv low prices
which we marked the collection saw
INC to al vino may need Pictures in the future
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

9TH ST, 3i9-32l WEST.-I,arge an
small comfortable rooms; good table.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

I'D ST. 23s WEST-Iarge room. with
private bath also small room: subway
EXPRESS; references.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

MAN wishes a place at anything Ad-
dress Fred HeidericF. 1o2 Monitor St.
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

FOR ETROPE.-Ca Capable energetic busi-
ness man. recently returned from busi-
ness trip through Europe. France and Ger
many. desires commission to Europe; edu-
Gated experienced. trustworthy: reference.
Address Responsible 133. Tribune Uptown
Office 1864 Broadw>v
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

For Porto Rico
Steamships Of the RED -D'' LINE ~iI
sail from Per H. near Wall ST. Ferry
Brooklyn for san Juan direct as fo-lJTs-
IS PHLL.A DF-LPFfTA- sat. March il, noon
IS CARACAS SATURDAY. March = nloH
For freight O. passage apply 70
BOILTQN. BLISS q DALLEIIs
General Managers. - " all St
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

GuNlBD llGE5
From Piers 5I-5254. North RIver-
TO LIVERPOOL VA QUEENS IONs y
PASSENGERS BOOKED THROUGH Is
LONDON AND PARIS
N4-1-eta-lla. Mar - am E---1ria- 90 1I7r- y
I1cania Mar. II. II am can 1ar-ta- Mar =
I.usf-7rfa MAJ. q sam 1fa-sra-zr- MA apr. z
MACRETANLA MARCH = LLSITANIA
MARCH =.
largest. Fastest Finest IN me W or4d
HUNGARTAS AS-ASIERICAN SERVICE.
To FICNE VIA
GIBRALTAR NAPLES AND TRIESTE
ST.ATON.TA MAR - Apr 30. June -
PANNOEIA. Mar &c. Msy IA. july = Aug-2o
CARPATHIA- ---.--A{g- 8. May -. July =
VERNON H BROWN. General Agent
21-24 state St. opposite the Battery
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
MaIA.

COACHMAN.--Colored: good driver; under
stands fine horses and carriages; willing,
sober; thoroughly competent. city or coun-
I13 w 53d st
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Hundreds of pictures of the most popular
sort will be sold at half price.
Oil Paintings will be offered at prices
reduced oTle-third TO one-f7alf.
Beautiful Water Colors will be sold at
about half price, ranging from 81 soto $3.50.
Colored Photogravures-lots of them at
half price.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

--T4r- CLINTON STORAGE WAREHOUSES;,
0T,FICES DAB AND 245 EAST 35TH ST.
NEW YORK-TO Maggie Barton Ms
- - ST~s Mary T Braman. Mrs John
Burns Thomas Cameron. Miss Susan A
GIarE phillip Cook for Julius Dittmar,
Miss a NJ Corrigsn, Mrs Mary Costeilo.
- loo Rsarrt~e lie FasseH, Miss LIZZIE
A-Lc- - - nt.-.- ~. =
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

MAN. single. 30 accustomed 70 boilers. fir
ing. handy with tools; fair education
references Peake. 25l West 26th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02
DRY GOODS.
O)'INIIE1ILIL-: -:AIDA[M]S co.
Two Blocks on Sixth Avenue
From 10th Street to I'D Street

Our Delivery Department is the best
equipped i'm New York to make prompt
deliveries to our patrons living in nearby
towns of New Jersey
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

Eos,e-y sl- Women Hosiery for Women
and 1Ien-Biack and and N en-Lisle
rrs-e, shades ATaco thread, IN black and
cotton varre. double russell shades. double
loot a, per loot; SPECIAL 2sc
paj-.-...-......- @OI Al -..-.---.--
New-York tribune., 1908-03-02

REAL, DUCHESS and POINT
PLASTRONS, al, each,
So. 90 TO So. .SS
POINT DE PARIS. CLUNY and
TORCHON EDGES and IN
,SERTIONS, al, per yard,
Sc TO 1870
SINGLE and DOUBLE WIDTH
NETS. in dotted and floral effects.
- oer ard -39c to 79c
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28
who's who on the Republican Primary Ballot

For state Representative.
Hauoh, Jacob, Benson; draughtsman; Ger
men-American.
Koutsky, Joseph, South Omaha; Koutsky
Paint company; Observation-Disclosures
Lsedsr, I'd, Omaha; present representa-
tive; member fire department.
Lewis, q. H. omaha; porter: Afro-Amsr-
lean.
Logasa, NJ, Omaha; clerk.
orHollarsn, Prank o, Omaha: praotieine
attorney.
Piummsr, Henry ", Omaha; clerk county
clerks office; Afro-American.
shanahan, Dave L., Omaha; city sales
agent Armour & Co.
Smith, Jared J., Omaha; former manager
On Time Yeast company; former
member school board.
stone, Harry A., Omaha; life insurance.
secretary A~nti-saloon league.
STUNT, Ernest, Omaha: retired; former
member city council; d~erman-Amer-
Tucker, p. g., Florence: present represeD-
tative; hotel keeper.
Huntington, George n, Omaha; real o.
wappioh, william r, Omaha: practicins
attorney. .
For County Attorney.
xinsler, James c., Omaha; practicing at
torney; formerly with Green. Breck-
enridge & ,Kinsier.
Sherry, Albert p, South Omaha; prac-
ticing attorney.
Eollister, T. A, Omaha; practicins at
torney.
Meyer, Henry O., Omaha; practicing at
torney.
For Coroner.
Brewer, q. H, South Omaha; present cor
oner; undertaken.
Crosby, willis c., Omaha; undertaken and
funeral director.
Jackson, J. A, Omaha; undertaken anc
funeral director.
Commissioners Third Diatrict-shOrt
Term.
Harte, a. c., Benson; carpenter; former
deputy sheriff.
Commissioners Third District-FuI
Term.
Ellis, q. NJ, I%rvington; postmaster.
farmer; former superintendent poor
farm.
Riggs, james H, waterloo; present COM
missioner; editor Waterloo Gazette
Walsh, james, Benson; present state rep
resentative; farmer.
CommissIoner Firth District.
Rice, George D., Omaha; member school
board; secretary Asnein Pharmacal
company.
IRE. william c., Omaha; present com.
missioner; Graham & IRE. real estate
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

For Presidential EIectors-At Large.
Bell, o. @, Lincoln; fraternal Insurance.
man; civil war veteran.
LANCER, Joseph j., Wilbur; commercial
traveller; former American consul at
solingen; Decentralization.
For Presidential EIectOr-SecOnd
DLAtrict.
Saldrige, Howard H., Omaha; former
county attorney; former state senator;
director Y. NJ. c. A.; member CONNER
cial club executive committee; Bald
rise & Debord, attorneys.
Hoover. Charles L., South Omaha; practice
ing attorney.
For Governor.
Sheldon, George Lawson, Nehawka; pres
ent governor; farmer; former state
senator.
For Lieutenant Governor.
Aopewel, M. r., Tekamah; present leu
tenant governors; former district
judge; former Masonic grand master;
prscticing attorney.
For Secretary of state.
Junkin, George O., %smithfield; presen,
secretary of state; former state repre-
sentative; farmer and stock raiser.
For Auditor of Public Accounts.
Alden, John H, Beatrice; retired farmer,
~eN S1NAANh 49, IL - AtNAIGuN 4
soldier.
Antilles, George, Omaha; expert account
ant; former deputy auditor; German
American.
Barton, silas n, Grand Island organizer
A. o. U. w,
Cook, II. L., st. Paul; present deputy.
Haynes Robert A., College View; trav-
cling auditor for B. g. M. railroad.
McKesson, John o. r, Lincoln; state sena-
tor; farmer.
Pierce, John L., Lincolni present insurance
deputy; formerly practicing lawyer.
For State Treasurer.
Brian, Lawson c., Albion; present treas
urer.
Fol- state School superintendent.
Bishop, z. o. Lincoln present deputy.
Darlington, George D., Jr., Auburn; county
superintendent Nemaha county.
Delzell, James e. Lexington; city super
intendehti member State Normal
board.
Martin, 3. H., st. Paul.; city superintend-
ent.
For Attorney Generate
Thompson, william T., Central City; pres
ent attorney general.
For Land Commissioners.
Cowles, Edward h, Fairbury; loans; once
county superintendent.
Husenetter, william, Linwood; former
mittee.
Sans, Harvey L., Gering; rancher; former
school man.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

For Land COmmissioner.
shivsley. Josiah NJ, Fremont; present
deputy.
For Railway Commissioners.
AarOns, william NJ, omaha: salesman.
Abbott, r. H, Aurora: editor Aurora Re-
publican; regent state university.
Hedlund, Q. L., Holdrege; county clerk;
Swedish-American.
Earr, Myron n, Columbus; brick manu-
facturer; former president omaha city
council.
van wagsnsn, J. A. Pierce; county at
torney.
wallace, .. M, Clay Center; farmer;
former railway station master.
Williams, J. A., Pierce; present commits
s%ioner; formerly teacher. attorney
lecturer. preacher.
For Congressman.
Blackburn, THOMAS w. Omaha; practicing
attorney.
Jsffsris, Albert W., Omaha; Jefferis &
Howell. attorneys; once deputy county
attorney.
Saunders, Charles L., Omaha; state sena-
tor; real estate.
For state Senator.
Adkins, wesley p, South Omaha; former
councilman; police commissioner
nm " AahAAA9t AhNAs ohN NAASAN
business.
Bsrgquist, A. L., South Omaha; grain and
feed business; former police commits
sioner; Swedish-American.
Fitch, r. W., Omaha; practicing attorney.
Mooilton, n. c.. Omaha; McGilton &
Gaines, lawyers; former lieutenant
governor.
Swanson, n. Py Omaha; funeral director;
former coroner; Swedish-American.
For state Representative.
Barnes, 8. O., Omaha; present representa-
tive; deputy assessor.
Best, +. o. Omaha; present representative;
real estate.
Crook, z. W, Omaha; transfer contrac-
tor; PHILIPPINE veteran. ,
~Daugherty, J. T., Omaha; building Con-
tractor.
DempBter, John A. Omaha; travelling
representative Bankers Reserve Life;
CORNER state representative.
Drake, James n, Omaha; deputy assessor.
Fields, o. y, Omaha; editor the Pro-
tector, official organ Liquor Dealers
association
Foster, Harry A., Omaha; dentist. former
state representative.
Gonden, L. n, Omaha; real estate; former
park commissioner; civil war veteran.
Harvey A. r., Omaha; present represen-
tative; insurance; former clerk police
board.
Hoff, Sam c., Omaha; present represen-
tative; superintendent court house;
former policeman.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28

but greatly to their surprise they svohe
to find themselves surrounded by water ana
cut off from escape except by boat.
The cabmen and those possessed Of boats
we're quick to see their opportunity and
at once began to charge exorbitant prices
for moving those unfortunate enough TO
be caught in perilous positions.
Many people In attempting 10 wade or
swim from their home or from places OF
business In the flooded district TO points
Of vantage. lost their footing and only
saved themselves from the rushing tor
rent by catching tree limbs, or any
thing else they could get hold Of
IL is reported that a number OF people
were caught in these positions and when
the boatmen passed near enough. to be
hailed they would refuse to so to the
assistance Of the unfortunates unless they
were assured OF being paid unreasonable
and oxorbitant fees. one man was seen
I'm a tree who was pouring forth pitiful
appeals for assistance and offering so to.
any one that would rescue him.
The police department early established
temporary headquarters at the health and
drainage department office On May ave-
nue., outside Of the high water district, and
patrolmen were placed on beats up 10 the
water Tine. lney mace Few hIEthNs, now
ever, the people seeming to appreciate the
situation and Keeping within the law limits.
james River at Flood.
RICHMOND. Va. Aug. 27.-It was still
raining here at intervals this morning.
James river was at freshet stage last night
and the streets and wharves In the lower
part Of the city were flooded, but the water
has been falling steadily since S o'clock
this morning. No damage has occurred to
life or property.
Three Inches of Rain.
NEW YORK, Aug. ga terrific down
pour of rain, lasting more than twenty
four hours, today was attended by the
coolest August weather New York has ex-
perienced for years. More than three
inches Of rain fell and the thermometer
registered AS low as Sc degrees. The gale
tore up trees and levelled field crops in
the vicinity Of New York.
Several buildings in course of construc-
ton collapsed when their Foundations be-
came inundated. At Fire island the Surf
hotel sank several inches and part Of the
building fell.
Sections of several streets sank and in
one place in Brooklyn there was danger
that a number of buildings would fall as
a result of the sinking of a street.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-28
KEPT FROM PRESIDENT
Effort by Unidentified Man to Get to
Executive Frustrated by -.
QficerA. r.-4

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-President Roose-
welt and party arrived at Hoboken on a
special train over the Eackawanna railroad
at 1855 this morning from South Columbia,
N. Y. The party boarded the yacht Sylph,
which Immediately started for Oyster Bay.
While the president and his party were
walking through the train shed on their
way from the train to the yacht Sylph, an
Italian workingmau, whose name was not
ascertsined, attempted to overtake the
presidents party. A railroad policeman
intercepted the mi who declared that he
wanted to speak to the president.
you'll not see the president" said the
policeman, you stay right here"
The man then abandoned the attempt and
disappeared in the crowd.