Omaha daily bee., 1908-04-30
CASH READY FOR SOLDIERS
Amounts Due Members Of Third
Nebraska Are Figured Out
WOMAN KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
TeienrnRh Company Baiks On Gfvtns
the Names ef Its stsekhsIders,
bus the state Railway
ComusIsaisa Insists.
Lon ! SAD correspondeni.l


From staff Correspondent)
LINCOLN. April s.-Cspeciai)-ClaiIn
aFents a. Washington who have obtained
an additional allowance from the War de-
partment for the officers Of the Third
Nebraska regiment have forwarded to Gov
ernor sheldon the balance due together
with list OF the officers and the amount
due each. and the amount to be retained
BY the claim agents. The total amount
allowed is ss.2i30f. The claim agents re-
tain for their services per cent OF sl.2fS.ss.
Ieaving a balance due the officers OF
s4ao4os. The amount allowed field. staff
and band il u.o5516; amount due claim
agents. S2il-ei; amount due officers. sS4f as.
The auIoant allowed the company officers
IL 5.iS1-3f. amount due claim agents.
S1.054.fi; amount due company officers.
sLffeee The money Is IN the hands OF the
governor and will be disbursed as rapidly
as possible The money Is for pay and al
iowances due under the act OF March 3,
1929 during the period from the date the
officers reported for euty and vino were
enrolled to the date they were mustered
into the United States service FOR the war
with spain.
Colonel W. T. Bryan was allowed s2fa0s
OF which sum the claim agent gets s4S6I.
leaving balance OF sIslH due. Colonel
Bryan. After the deduction Of claim
agents cosnission, 81. Governor Sheldon
will receive s14s. ss captain OF Company B.
Following is the names Of the officers
and the amounts due after the commission
to the claim agent is paid.
Field staff apd Band--CoIonel William
J. Bryan sisf-tts Liegtenant Colonsl Vie
Clay. sg44S: Conrad f. scharmsnn.
$fe5-s5. Adiutant Charles +. Beck. s3s;
9uartermaster william F. Schwind. s36;
simmons. SfO.s6: Sergeant Major Charles
G. Pulls. sI2o. stewards Ava 5. Pinto
g 80; Otis Hsrtqnest $40: PRINCIPAL
Musician Emil W Hiidernan. $3.50. chief
Musician Robert s. Browne. SIS 30: Com
Regimental hand Musicians lanes 6s-
5eck. fzs.s9. hoy p. Henderson $3.50: VIII
liam r. Hershey. Sisse. Ernest a. Ittner.
c. Lyon. $3.50. George r. Mitchell. So
cents, Clarence IT. Musselman. s1S4O:
Harry c. Parkhurst. a,2O: James r.
Salts; Lloyd r shaffers ss1.7s: Richard
l. Wells. st2; o. u. serecant yegimentai
Company A--Captain Charles r. Schwarz
s144. First Lieutenant George Ralston
si@o: Second L4eutenant Edwin r. Nor
Company B-Captain George L. sheldon.
4l4s; First Lieutenant Oscar H Allen
sizS5i' senond Lieutenant Carlos A.
compaIly c-chariss H. Marple. sio1. 81:
I1Ett LalHWNenINt William. Onane. &30. - Z.
Second Lieutenant Henry NJ Morrow
ss2-0s.
sI5sSt' seeond Lieutsnant Fred Hansen.
Company E-captain Don c. Van Dusen
wood. slIe Second Lieutenant John NJ
S company N.Y. F-captain. wir,am J. Nc
Wicker, Sle1; First Lieutenant Peter B.
CuInnings. sl3s.5 So; second Lieutenant W
Company G-Captain JOAN II. Brown
siSz; First Lieutenant Hugo <. Neison
Company H--captain Robert B. Beer.
Sl96: First Lieutenant Thomas +. Green.
slI5st second Lieutenhnt Frank ID.
''its6r conipany W. 'ffcApsasn Akthur 4. Unaers
wood, -. First Eientcnant Anzi A. Had
Company K--captain Harry s. DUNCAN.
si5s. First Lieutenant Carl l. Snuff
sl2e-s6; second Lieutenant William ].
Company Ls-Captain John j Lamborn
Sl4S First Lieutenant Israel A. Sheridan.
si-3.3t; Second Lieutenant James b. Mat
Company M-daptain Richard r. Cross.
slse first Lieutenant Charles e. Hall.
slel,s4: total for company officers,
wsnsnA Run Down ~ Automobile.
Miss Nellie s. emiih was run over and
killed by AZ antomobiie At the corner OF
lNcitth ana y streets az the noon nour
today. The automobile was driven BY Will
lam Coon. an automobile dealer. and in the
machine besides the owner we're Miss Coon.
his daughter. and a young man. Coon is In
charge Of the oiice. but is not confined 10
the station Coroner Matthew'S viii hold
an inquest tomorrow morning and depend
ent upon ti,at IS the action OF the county
attorney.
x,teu er,sft a,,s her etstsr v,.rc vt,-t,,.-
across o street at TWelfth when the auto
mobile rounded the corner off Of Twelfth
and Knocked her to the pavement The car
Their ran about seventy five feet before
IL could BE- stopped Miss smith Mas carried
unconscious into Rcctors drug store and
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