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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29
GREAT STEEL
WIRELESS
Continued from Page one.)

there are three towers on the Atlantic
coast which are able at times to send
messages 1000 miles to Colon, still they
are not satisfactory in all kinds Of
weather. 1t is a peculiar fact that
bright sunlight interferes with the
transmission of messages, as may a
storm, and these are conditions that
must be completely overcome in the
new wireless tower
An effort was recently made to uti-
lie the Washington Monument for
long distance wireless messages, but
President Roosevelt did not approve
of the plan, and the present high tow
er which is to be built at the Wash
ington Navy Yard is the outcome.
1t will not be long before the De-
partment in Washington will be able
to communicate with any of the ships
of either the Atlantic or Pacific feet
and hold speech with them just as
though they were only a few miles
apart instead of thousands.
O'S'ES'EGGS6'GGESSs SSSSSCGEvS'SG6SO
letter from Chief Federal Hydrogra-
pher M. o. Leighton who will visit
this Territory in the near future He
states that an effort will be made to
secure an appropriation from Con-
gress for water investigation in Ha>
wall. He also asks what data, both
that collected officially and by the
plantations, are on hand.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29

Fine Job Printing. star ONCE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29

The kind whlUA have taken the tow
by storm. Nothing finer. The bes'
thing in the baby carriage line eve'
invented. Big variety.
Levers g. Cooke Building
* m 81 - II
w=m@M%M@m%u=W
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-29
LATEST
SHIPPING
Tuesday, Dec. 20.
Sydney-Arrived Dec. 20, s. S. Mo
anal hence Dec. IL.
ON improvements

Frederick G.. Krauss, of the Hawaii
Experiment Station, will address the
Kapahulu Improvement Club at a
meeting to be held in the hal at
Camp Mckinley, Waikiki, on Saturday
January 7. His talk will be on i'm
provements generally. The members
of the Kapahulu club would be glad to
see the members of the Waialae, Kai-
muki and Palolo Club present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

an old woman. had 40 speed. no
stfsngih. no balance. | suppose
could sfill 90 ON ard beat q feN
dubN. bat whenever I don't claas
with the beat Of them I dont want
hand In the game | can console
myself. however. IN the thought that
Napoieon met hls Waterloo hut {
have II on the sturdy French SIR
rior lie vas baaished frun ~
country. can stsii come around
and. p~rchsuee. purchase a driuk
nor aud thea
Britt came N tho front puEilistie
aity ~tth . rush lie fought his
first professional fight str years
asa. and tao years later was con
sit~rrd the top notch whise fIGhI
weight ~ thu World In that tine
he earned and saved enough money
To invest tso 900 In real estate. AT.
sr which he became known aH the
fiat owner lie met bis fifat real
reverse In 1908. when Nslsun knock
I'd him out In IS ROUNDS. This de
feat did not put him oct o. the
money getting class. however. for
he es~snet ap large bttnshea Of
coin IN hia match Nth Terry Ne.
Govern. biz third match with Mel
son. in which hs turned the tables
on the Dane. and his last bout sith
Cans In all Britt has collected
close to tieo. 900 from the fight pro.
mo,erx Of this country.
Although Jlmmy IL accused %
havtnG faxed With Cans once and
quit 10 him the second time. no cue
can positively prus. thst his record
10 not absolutely clean. lie has
shared all bis profits ~ish he broth.
81 Willis. Who msnsred him While
he vas fighting Only recently no
made his father and mother a pres.
ent of a $4,000 summer home net
far from this city.
Out Of the rtpg britt vas q credit
20 the profession He vas : model
81 correct dress and a stickler for
spoticas linen Hard Study made
him a brilliant couyrrsafionaiisi and
fellow with opininnn Of his own
An occasional fondness for the
sparkling juice Of the grape. with
automobiles aud other accessories.
probably accounts for hia retiring
from the ring while ho h not yet 20
years of age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Young athletes. written especially
for the rvadcrs of The Seattle
Star BY yoanxster whose zoasa.
ttoHai performances have won him
recognition as the most versatile
freshman athlete In any American
university today.
Ills name u Albert Sydney
Mum. lie il member of the
class Of 1911 at the University Of
California. In a recent field meet
between the freshmen OF that col.
lege and Stanford university. Mum
not 0nly wen every oae Of the five
events in which he was entered
With an ease that was astonishing.
hut established freshman records In
all bat one. These we're his PER
formsnces. Hammer throw. tse
n. > in. high jump. r.. sas IN. !.
shot put. az r.. sIs Tn. broad
jump. II r.. 81. In. pole vasit,
II a.. 81 In.
-Four years ago when Mum en-.
tered high school. he was the OBJ.
Iect Of cruel issss A green. sawkF
country boy. he had none of the
earmarks OF an athlete. lie re-
fused TO he discouraged and before
he completed his high school
course. he had established inter
scholastic records In distance.
sprint and field events.
Here Is his advice:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
READY FOR SOUND
OF THE GONG

that the rain would held off until
evening The keen interest helms
shown Ia the fikht and che LARGE
advance sale Of tickets Indicates
that there will be a record attend
anee under anything like favorable
conditions
Both Attell aud Kelly we're pre-
pared this morning Ia step into the
ring at any minute. They we're
both down To weight aud seemed to
be Ia fine condition Attell says
he cannot see where he has a
chance 20 lose. and Kelly insists
that he will find a chance "a land
a knockout before the present
champ wears him down. kelly.s
fallowefs insist that he can sssimi.
late all the punishment the fast llt.
tie Hebrew will have on tap and
still be- ready 10 Tine Ia n sieeRprp
ducef al the opportune moment
The arena Is Ia shape aud com
pleted. A corps Of ushcts viii be
present To handle the etoNd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

stain from an pastries. but eat q
great deal Of candy The day %
the meet I abstain from all liquids
and cat perhaps four soft boiled
eggs and some tnast for breakfast
About II O'Clock eat a couple OF
eggs and slice Of toast.
Use your head when pfseiieinp
your event.
Athletics are a science. DO not
become fixed In any enc particular
form In ths belief that u IL the
correct one. Always Try to think
OF something new that might help
you. Science will discount strength
eight times oft OF ten. 50 Jet sci.
ence be your aim and the results
viii be sure 10 follow
Never listen 10 the rfjieule you
are likely 20 receive. but Keep plod.
ding along aud some day you will
DO able 90 show them"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
AUTO RACER
in SEATTLE

Ia French Werner car. Maurice
Drieghe aud Max L. Holman. cor
respondents Of ISe Journal. Paris
arrived In Seattle yesterday In the
SeE York to Paris automobile race
The Werner car IL not regularly en-
tered In the contest. but It's drivers
VIII attempt TO win. and hof,e 10
arrive IN Paris before any OF the
other contestants
Tho Werner car enjoys the dis.
tiEction Of being the only auto
which has made the complete trip
from Sew York 90 thia city under
itH osn power and on its own
wheels The drivers took the longer
route via Philadelphia and experi.
eneed some severe handbags. After
passing Bedford. Pa. &, was neeen.
saFg TO shovel a road foF many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
BY ALssRr MUM.

have been asked 70 state what
! consider necessary for the aver
ace young man to Do In order 10 be
come an athlete. The most i'm.
portant prersgulsite for an aih.
iete II determination. Criticism
from oui aiders should act az spurs
to further effort Every young ath.
iets must put behind him that fool
iah idea that he must have talent
born with him Grit ~ better than
natural gift The young athlete
should choose some particular
event and specialize In II rather
than attempt 10 do a great many
things aud none of them we'll
Another important ruie ia
never oVerdo yourself" Unless
under the experienced eyes Of
good trainer the young athlete viii
tax himself TO the utmost and the
result Is that he goes from bad 20
worse Always leave the track
feeling as n you could do a little
more.
In preparing for n meet make Il
a point to live In the open air
az mach as possible. Be sure that
the room you sleep In ~ well ven
tilated. DO not have too many bed
covers. Il Is a good plan to work
on a ranch IN the summer time.
In regard to dieting I have never
followed any strict rules Eat
plenty Of good wholesome food aud
eat pastries In moderation n you
like them. Always ca, the pastries
with yo0r meals. I do not believe
Ia the Idea 90 not eating candy.
ice cream and such things. be
lleve these things. taken with the
meals, are helpful and I especially
believe IN eating q certain amount
of good candy every few days. The
body Graves carbon and sugar Ia
what supplies II In the greatest
quantities. But do not throw a
great deal Of such stuff into an
empty stomach. Therein lies the
harm
TVO days before a meet be.
sin 20 watch my eating begin
~ eating down ~ about half the
usual quantities of liquids. alb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Score al End Of Seventh
Inning Was 7 to 4

o. one Of thoae heafibreaking
finishes Butte noHed out a victory
III the tenth lnninf of the opening
game with seattle at Dugdale'H
park Saturday afternoon with the
score tied ia the ninth. Rabbit
Myers threw the undiscovered ball
into the crowd bach 81 first base
and by the lime bert Coy had sue
eeeded ia locating the elusive horse
hide two OF Halle husky Aiaef
chaps had farnbied home. The
score was 6 20 4 Ia favor Of the
mountain town aggregation. aud
soattie'n best efforts failed 60 over
como the handicap
Il Was a game that had the biz
crowd of 5000 ON itH toes during
the last fow apaama Seattle play.
ed in hard luck. but every bodY was
happy aud there we're no hard feel.
lngs over losing
Yesterday the game turned lBto
a see aaw affair. being sand Siched
In between the occasional down
foura of rain, aud seattle reversed
the order Of the previous day by
grabbing tho horseshoe. At the
end Of the fourth Umpire CATuth.
ers called time TO avoid a pafiieu.
larry heavy deiuge The score Was
60 In favor Of Butte Joeko
Thomas could not manage the set
ball and IN the succeeding apaam
Seattle tied the score In the sixth
DuKdalea pets came up with blood
Ia their eye aud hammered soldier
ThemaH Ia the -four corners 0f the
lot When the game Was called In
the seventh. the rain waH coming
down ia buckets aud the locals had
the long cad OF 7'tot score.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
eyetsosloee.

SAN FRANCISCO. April 2o.--"i
arm through with the prize ring.
should have quit Il year ago. Per
the past n months ! have known
nyaelf 10 have been aft IN. but like
most athletes who find themselves
aolna down the line. attributed
my faiiings 10 peer health ARD
'bulisd' myself Into believing that
serne day ! would be az good "a
ever. The whole truth OF the u,st.
ter 10 that ! cannot fieh, arr more
haven't az excuse IN the ~or'd.
rhi. 10 no Angelina Patti fsresssiL
I'm rot coming back IN asa manihs
with an effer 10 bet 5000 tnss !
can beat any lightweight In tire
world. I'm simply bidding las,
fene 'cooa-nighs' TO the figs,ine
game"
Thus spoke James Edward Britt
a few hours after paekey Hcfaf-
land had rocked him 10 sleep "a sin
abort rounds Ia Gonna And thus
ends the pusillstie career Of one Of
the worlds moai spectacular scrap
pera
There waa = tone of sadness in
the voice and lust 4 suspicion Of a
tear IN Itmmys eYs a. be frankly
admitted that he couldn't fignt
ANY more Probably II was the
feeling Of melancholy that comes
10 the 0nctime great actor whsn
he realities that the plsndits Of tho
pubiic arc no longer Tor him
Probably he felt as does the old
major league baseball player when
told by his MANAGEMENT that b.
isn't fast enough 10 eontipas With
the team. bat must seek employ
meat among the minors. The fact
that he received less money for his
ioAer'a end than Was ever handed
70 bim for engaging 10 a NTH be-.
fore did not sorry him a particle
II was the blow 10 the pride that
stung II was the broken heart
that made Jimmy waK htH head
sorrorfully and say: How tho
mighty have falleni"
4 was beaten by a Younger. fast.
er and stronger man, Britt contin-
ued -Four years ago Mcfarland
aud myself would have put up \
fIEht that would have been worth
while witnessing To-day he fought
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

miles through The snow IN
rs make progress. The =, -
turned on q sidehill near -. ~
Wash, aud the men narras,s ].
capped going over q cliff zoo -. 7 \
height -
The car and ia drivers xs,....
on the fret boat from iris -. !. !
shsnghai aud continue The "a, = =
Picking lrknisk Nosoos, ys's.' -
ana Berlin Al afranrenepis &.
been made fof gasoline sss -
piles "a route
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
Asea al Kelley Eae he
ling Tslay.

With both meu confident of vie
tory. Abe Attell present champion.
and Eddte Kelly the pugillst HAT.
tslo newsboy are ready 10 step Into
the riug At sound Reach this after.
noon al o'clock and battle for the
featherweight championship OF the
world The main event follows a
preliminary ierennd bout between
kta krant and ntck cullen
johnny Reid. PRECEDENT of the
Twin civ Athletic club. under
whose auspices the tirht il held.
announces that the fight will be
pulled or. rain 81 shire The wealth.
er this moFuiuE Mas somewhat
threatening. bat lt VAS believed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
AMATEUR GAMES

Rain yesterday interfered 10
some extent Ia the games scheduled
between the uines in amateur cir
Giles The q tohnslons defeated
the Pacific deai Company At Wood.
land park bR a score Of 3 %
The Nonpareils put II over the
= A. E.a 10 80 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

aauamsFF i've use hfts-si Bse-
ue4t Huaiu uasna Faaa Fshaftsla
Sacrifice hisa@ fsaaief. eaft~fiGht
fiMssH an tslseaaff lteah y eft flRfifa
VIVA pitsheg1sNin Hit ~ piffh~d
hsa aseain ~ nktrh. Frtsk ~ risffn
tssatzs FiaFs NusS ana spsrsi cars
wushs asls ana iussi Len % bases
seattle , lutte
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

HanfsnsHf TseshAse AliseI hsnHett
rrtsk t'ahiia iHsss Mataa tanAt Hart
ae*s asaaiflac nft l.assi rtHlsn tssss
Nfrss HfFsFA Nss ~ MRhlFF ~
= Fhassas - II rhnsHas NsSks %
Aafzsmalff MshlaT a. ng Nhnenas
80 ff TAaaasa wild HffEhsss-f
fhafsass nashss plaFasssahzti ara
isssie ~ E.ss.6 hailaEtaatsY fssu
haaas seattle -. nuFs. Wits thfe@
aff j fhglssss ~ fusf laetnes IA eff
"A Th.ssaa ~ tWe tnnsaas Tssne e
aaas iis uusFifs tsfpthefs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

TACOMA. April 20.--Thc Tigers
and Canueka divided honors In the
double header played yesterday
The locals annexed the morning
game and the visitors the afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
TICKETS eAsr Wa posr,. =.

Are now sold BY the on
and y = companies Al lonss, -.
through Salt Lake and Dsns- J
San francisco For fn'l snss...
ton call At Union Ticket ORR. :
First ays T. Z Ella. ceul i
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
RAM HELPED
SEATTLE WIN

contest Lou Nordyke Won the
game for Vancouver with two.
Dagger la the ninth
Nsrnisg tame
HfafH ~ .uHiusa
raFnfnH .=.H
kaneaukaf I..s. .
Afisfueaa aaas.
Tacoma .z....=-.s ssae 9
Vancouver .s4.lz.I - v % a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

next Wednesday and an attractive
program has been arranged fof the
various days eYeuta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Zoe Schlumpfa lmperntors Do.
feated the Bonnie Braea az Wood.
land park yesterday by score Of
s 90 4. klouse twirled for Joe's
pets and Brown delivered the twist.
ers for the Braes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

Tommy Burns put "Ieweys Smith
out In the nth round AZ Paris Sat.
ufday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
EASTERN GAMES
Na,lsaal is.ss.


st LOFTS kprti e rhif.sa took
fHstsfdaga same ff8fn ri iaaia ~ 81.
in fHfg tpaarif pc 80 faHfeai Hrafr
M RI
~ Louis sHHstHs.=H ftsstsHaH=
ehlnssn #..a..#..ls. .s4... - q
nssisfiss Hcilgsa aaa Hsstsiisr
OVERALL and hnnE
NMalfn % HaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

The Eleetrica we're walloped by
the Golden Gardens al Ballard zee
terday By n score Of 10 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
sPoRToGRAMs

'sBoer- Unhols viii meet Joe
Cans in san Francisco on May 20,
123 pounds ringalde. In a 20Found
fight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

SPOKANE. April o-Aherdcen
made q two straight herr yc2tcr'
day. wailopinK Raaty Wright for
eight hits. which we're good for four
runs The final score was I To 2
In favor Of the Cats Attendance.
$500
Arare ~ inninsa -
a hararen ta.a4sa=sa - -
apakaus ....4s.4..e Zee 80 - >
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

TO sEE BArTlEsHlPs
Take boats 1T Pier 2 Ten round
trips daily. bOe round trip. .ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

sInais rue Game ans - ths uias1 eacit
faa ~ fEs nHanan Three ultH tH che
aIafh inuinE accounted fuF fhe iunH fafif
made 80 NaHfsffF 0fuafu nnh hasir
nifeifad splendid games uufh teams
qtaFsd sffariena bali NHefe
o.
lee Angeles s..s.HH.z. Hf.Fsss
Portland ..tz. .s#4.H4ts ass.ss.s
nsusasf sskls and Esstaiig. gresm
ard NhHfsH.
mplto prffine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

The automobile show opens On
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

SAN fHkNCIBr8 Arsu zs zuakianA
aat nAaF 80 snd sufhu fha seals - asia
The fnHfnsnE and affsfnaaaH Eanass -
ga aN3 saH bath F.nfs ~ = naar.
n te = ia tfs HnfHlns aHa i e ~
tae eftsfueaH hSftaF maaa hfs ffsas
sFpsafsnes Tee nakiaHs Thr a. srafats.
HAfaa aas = rfiehsfs' battle hss : ssss
wilma saa MapEtus uakland seafsd IA.
sally rsn ~ the nHh fnains ssof.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20
AMERICAS Ir.otr

HaIlaFlea halHf HaH MIN raml
nifa sHd alhaar
Umpire El6isf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

TfNcINAATf AnuH - Erf8fa aafs
fatfshafs aa early LEAD in Handaf .
game Later lH fHs Contest Cincinnati
hHnfhfd hits ana HaH Wagner mads
hls appearance Nth ths sisltefa and
ass EiFrH Effa4 eFaHinn hfafe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-20

CHICAGO Aeru = aehIeaas aafhft
81 Hsaats featffH4f bai aaaEd nuf sfafs
me Ft@lfnfs taE5lsd faaf fifnss nsiulf
- aHsa 81 hasas un bkfts aud sFfaFs
Parrot aua yaHes ssfs hafi safina
fhs Game BET resumed HiaT hrafs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-27
OFFICERS SEARCHING FOR
 ANONYMOUS LETTER WRITER

Jackson, La, July 2e.--Federal au- thorities are searching here for an anonymous letter writer whose com Tnunications have attacked women. Announcement of tfis investigation was made last night by Mayor A. R. Holcombe and a citizens committee. aThis committee Issued q statement in part as follows:
 aWe and numerous others have been the victims of constant stream of anonymous letters of the vilest cnarac- ter directed personally not only upon ourselves but upon our mothers, our sisters. our wives and our daughters, Tn some cases they have been directed 10 widowed ladies and orphans. who were absolutely without protection. Neither the living or dead has been spared. this town has been befouled in man. ner that can never be overcome except by the conviction of the guilty For fen long years 1t has been affiicted by these scurriious communications. There ia evidence to show that the same au- thor has been engaged in this nefa- rIous work more or less continuously the entire time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-27
Wnrrantn for NTfneru.

Birmingham. July 2s.-(special.)- Warrants were sworn out today be- fore Justice H. B. Abernathy against miners charging them with assault, the allegation being that a stick of dyna- mite was thrown at and exploded near the house of a negro miner who is working in the Bessie Mines. in the extreme western part of Jefferson county.
 Three men and woman were in the house at the time of the explosion and two of them were knocked down but were not hurt much. The officer get ting out the warrant states that the men who are supposed to have thrown the dynamite were seen leaving the place. An officer has gone to the Bes- sic Mines to serve the warrants and the arrests will be made Monday.
 While Sheriff Higdon was around his office all day and many callers pre- sented themselves and reports were re- ceived, everything appeared to be quiet In the district Several members of the military from various parts of the mining district were in the city and reported that barring a few pro- miscuous shots fired during the night, the situation was calming down some. Major Ledbetter, who is in charge out in the field, reporting to Colonel Me Kleroy, who has established headquar- ters in the Morris Hotel in this city. states that he has not given up all hopes of being able to go to Chicka- mauga to the camp this week.
 Evictions from company houses will Dc forced during the week, making room for the strike breakers being brought in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-07-27
HITCHCOCK
 AND BRYAN Taft's Manager Calls on < Nebraskan.
POLITICS NOT MENTIONED
Spent Some Time in Conversation
 Which Both Enjoyed.
William Rsnaoiph Hearst Was In she same Hotel wish sar. Bryan Bat the Two Dia Not
 Meet.

Chicago. Ill. July 26.--Wiiliam Jen-
 nings Bryan spent the greater part of to-day quietly in his rooms In the
 Auditorium-A Annex where throughout
 the day, he received a number of vis-
 itors, chief among whom was Frank
 II Hitchcock. chairman of the Repub-
 iican National committed. who called to pay his respects to the Democratic leader. The two men spent some time in conversation which was appar- entity enjoyed by both. Politics was not mentioned
 In the morning Mir. Bryan attended services at the First Presbyterian Church, where he listened to ser mon on Civic Duty" by. Rev John A Morrison.
 Returning to the hotel. he met the members of the. subcommittee of the Democratic National convention. Plans for the coming campaign were discussed. sis Mr. Bryan tonight announced that
 on some day next week. he would name the dates of his public addresses during the next two months. He left at 10:30 o'clock tonight for Omaha, where. to-morrow he will be the guest of the Aksarben Club at ban auet.
 Although William R. Hearst of New York, arrived during the day and his room In the hotel was not far from that of Mir. Bryan. they did not meet during the day and no messages were exchanged
 H was announced to-day that John R Burton of New York will act as assistant secretary Of the Democratic National committed Willis J. Abbott waa appointed head Of press bureau that will work in connection with the advisory bureau which Is under the direction of Henry watterson.