Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
DEMOCRATS TO NAME JUDGE
Convention Called to Meet at Des
Moines September Twenty-FOur
BRYAN TO SPEAK AT SIOUX CITY
Large. Crowds AIready In city for
state Fair and There IL Every
Indication Of n Record
Breaking Attendance.
lFrom a staff Correspondentl

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DIES MONIES, Ia. Aus. 22.-tspecial
TeiegramD-Clint Price, democratic state
chairman, announced tonight the date Of
the democratic state judicial convention
will be September a in Des Moines. .
Judge Wade. national committeeman, said
tonight he had arranged for Bryan to speak
at Sioux City either september / or , on
Iis way from st. Paul to Lincoln. He was
to have spoken in North Dakota. but that
date had to be cancelled which allowed him
60 20 10 Sioux City. Bryan and Wade
left tonight for Chicago where they attend
q conference tomorrow and remain over
Sunday. Monday they go on 20 Minneapo-
lis. AT the Slavery today a luncheon was
given to Bryan, attended by many local
and state politicians Including Father Nu-
gent and A. L. Trick. president of the
| state federation Of labor. Bryan, Fred
White, candidate for governor and others
l called on Governor Cummins and other
state officials today while touring the
city.
Crowds to state Fair.
Crowds began arriving today for the Iowa
! State fair in such numbers that the hotels
were entirely filled and the Commercial
club began assigning people to the rooms
IN private houses. 1t is asserted that there
will be no trouble In caring for all persons
in private houses and at less than the
hotel rates II the people will go to the in
formation bureaus at the court house
across from the Union depot or at the
bureau at the state capitol building.
The barbaric Igorrotes arrived today and
unloaded the material for the erection OF
their homes. Cattle and horses arrived
today in great numbers and the barns were
f,gA F;lla1 ,,p Tsa1igbt ~ oxhibft q. IN
its place ready for the formal opening to
morrow morning. In spite of the new
$1,000 horse barn. erected last year. which
was duplicated this year, and two temper
airy barns holding thirty-six head of horses
each. IT was found today that there were
fifty head Of horses for which there was
no barn room and additional temporary
barns were erected today.
Tom Bell, who managed all the horse
shows in New York ard Chicago, arrived
today TO take charge of the horse show
feature which Is to be given in the stock
pavilion this year for the first time. It il
claimed that it will be the finest thing ever
shown in the west.
Auditor Of state b. F. Carroll and In.
surance Examiner MacKellar returned to.
day from California where they went t.
arrange for a distribution Of assets for tn,
benefit of the old Southwestern Mutua
Life Insurance association of Marshalltown
which was absorbed by the Pacific Mutual
The company showed that 1t had alreHd,
distributed about $4,000 to the policy-hold
ers and gave Mr.. Carroll assurances tina
it would distribute about Sis. 600 more, a
once and would hereafter distribute hn
nually the earnings from the assets of tina
: company.
Wife Would BE Administratrix. .
Mrs. Norris Stein today had herself ap
pointed Administrative of the estate Of he
late husband, Morris Stein, whose mysteri
Gus death in LoudenVille, O., the polio
Of two cities are endeavoring TO solve
Jacob Stein. the father OF the dead man
who is suing in the courts to get possession
OF the body from the wife, at once applieI
to the courts to restrain her from admins
/; trating the estate.
Petitioners Satisfied.
The Railroad commission today an
nounced that no additional train would b
r ordered from Tingley to Shenandoah, Their
being now one train a day each way whicI
the commission holds is all that the Law
requires, further the people affected seer
! to be satisfied. on the other two petition
for additional service in southwest Iowa
the commission has granted the petitions
, Additional service was given both to Nj
a var md IN Clarinaa