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Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
MINISTER oszUsT.

Kopenhaga, Dania, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Wykryto tn nowe oszu-
stwa bv}ego ministra sprawiedli-
woSci Albertiego. Przed kilku la
" Albert urzadzif biuro dobro-
czynne W celu przychodzenia z
pomoca wiezniom uwalnianym z
dom6w karnych.
Pc 5mierci Krola Krystyana, Al
berti wykorzystai chwile, by uzy-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
PODZIEKOWANIE CARA
BULGARoW.

New York, 20 pazdziernika. -
Tutejsi Bu}garzy, ktorzy niedaw-
no wyslali telegram gratulacyjny
do cara Ferdynanda, otrzymali
wczoraj re Stara Zagora nastepu-
jacy telegram podziekowaniem :
New York, Osada bu}garsEa :
Niezmiernie ucieszony waszyn
uprzejmym telegramem. Dzieku-
je serdecznie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
STRAZ ZAWINF-
LA DO PORTU.

New York, 20 pazdziernika. -
Do tutejszego portu zawina} pam
cernik "Alabama", powracajac Z
podr6zy naoko}o Swiata. "Alaba-
ma" wraz Z pancernikiem Maine
tworzy}y przednia straz eskadry
amerykanskiej. w 800 dniach
przejechaly $4,000 mil.
Pancernik "Alabana" w kilku
dniach uda sic do Bostonu, gdzic
w dokach marynarki zostanie od-
nowiony.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
NIEZNACZNE ZWYCIESTWO
PROHIBICYONISToW.

Columbus, Ohio, 20 pazdzierni-
ka. - w powiecie Lorain pod
czas wczorajszych wybor6w To-
kalnych zwyciezyli prohibicyoni-
sci nieznaczna wiekszoScia, bo tyl
ko 60 glosami.
w powiecie tym znajduje sic
154 salun5w.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
ROOSEVELT REDAKTO-
REM.

New York, 20 pazdziernika. -
Prevalent Roosevelt zawarl kOn-
trakt wlaScicielami czasopisma
"Outlook", wediug kt6rego po u
plywie terminu sPrawowania
naiwyzszych rzadow wejdzie W
sklad redakcyi tego pisma. Ma
czelnym redaktorem jest znany
pastor DR.. Lyman Abbott.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
PROTEST PRZECIWKO DE.
MONSTRACYOM.
Wiedeh, 20 pazdziernika.

Wiedeh, 20 pazdziernika. -
Austrya wniosla protest przeciw-
ko Wrogim manifestacyom jake
mlafy miejsce wczoraj W Serbii i
z2da ably Rad serbski wynagro-
dzif poszkodowanych.
Gdyby ME nadzwyczaj naciag-
Meta Sytuacya miedzynarodowa
odpowiedziala by Austrya daleko
energiczniej ma podobne mantle
Stacye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
ESKADRA AMERYKANSKA
w JAPONII.

Toxic, 20 pazdziernika. -
Przyjecie urzqdzone przez Japo-
nie dla przedstawicieli Stanow
Zjednoczonych W osobach Off
cerow i marynarzy eskadry admi-
raia Sperry nosi ndJserdeczniej-
sly charakter.
Marynarze amerykahscy i ja-
pohscy brataja sic wszedzie w
Toxic W Yokohama. Kazde zy-
czenie goSci jest w tel chwili spell
nione wszedzie znajduja sic tho
inacze, znajacy jezyk angielski.
Watpic w nieszczerosG Japoi-
czykow ME ma powodu. Wizyta
utrwali przyjazne uczucia oby-
dw6ch narod6w i eel odwiedzin
eskadry Stan6w Zjednoczonych
zosta} osiagniety.
Program dzisiejszy zawiera wi
zyte admirala Sperry Mikada.
Admiral Sperry wreczy w}adcy
japohskiemu odreczny list prezy-
denta Roosevelta. We Srode IRA
ma w pa}acu ALiFada urzadzone
bedzie przyjecie d!a admiraIow i
kapitan6w rearynarki Stanow
Zjednoczonych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
KATASTRoFA KOLEJOWA,

Colorado Springs, COL, 20 paz-
dziernika. - w skutek aderzenia
sic pociagu osobowego kolei
"Rock Island, Z pociagicm cie-
zarowym IA przestrzeni pomiedzy
Remah Matteson, trzy osoby O.
trzymaly ciezkic obrazenia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
WIERNI SYNOWIE OJCZY-
ZNY.

San Francisco, CAL, 20 paz-
dziernika. - Tutejsi Serbowie u
rzadzili walne zgromadzenie ma
ktorem uchwalili wys1ac zagro-
zonej ojczyznie posiiki W ludziach
i pieniadzach.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
KONTRABANDA ZATRZY-
MANA.

Berlin, 20 pazdziernika. -
Stosownie do odebranych dis W
nocy wiadomoSci torpedowiec
austryacki zatrzymai w okolicach
Cattaro parowiec angielski, wio-
zacy broh amunicye dla Gar
nog6rza.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
OFIARA PIRACY.

New York, 20 pazdziernika. -
w oczach trzystu robotnikow
niejaki John Karle, robotnlk w
fabryce Rope Manufacturing
Co.., zosta} przez maszyne po-
szarpany.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
ZDERZENIE TRZECH TRAM.
WAJoW.

Kansas City, Mo-, 20 pazdzier-
nika. - Ma rogu ul. I3 / Troost
ave, zderzyly sic try tramwaje
elektryczne. Dwie osoby poniosfy
smierc ma miejscu, pietnaScie zas
innych odniosio slime uszkodze-
mia.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
HEARST ZAPLACIL IA IL
=. :. =. STY $4,000. =. =.
New York, 20 pazdziernika.

New York, 20 pazdzlernlka. -
Jeden L powaznych tygodnikow
amerykahskich opublikowa} W
dziSiejszem wydaniu artyku}, W
kt6rym donosi, re listy o Forake-
RE innych przedajnych polity-
klerach nabyl Hearst "a $4,000.
LiSty te zoStaiy skradzione pry-
watnego biura Archbolda, "a
rzadcy trustu naftowego przez
pewncgo murzyna i bia}ego, po-
czem "a powyzej wymieniona su-
me oddane w rece Hearsta.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
WZIETY "a JELENIA.

Mount Sterling, ILL.,, 20 paz-
dziernika. - V. Stopper ma polo
waniu wziety "a jelenia, zostai
przez swojego,br niebezpiecz-
ME postrzelony. Is srutow prze-
szlo mu prlcz alt ca.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
CHOLERA.

Petersburg, 20 pazdziernika. =
Wczoraj zameldowano 0 43 wy
padkach zapadniecia ma cholere !
O I3 wypadkach smierci.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
OSTATNIA POCzTA.
ZEBRANIA SPRAWOZDAW-
CZE POSLoW.

vie opowiadaja sobie swoje wra-
zenia wakacyjne. Nowaja Rus po-
daje wiazanke rozmow miedzy
poslami w kuluarach Dumy; po-
sci CUB. kostromskiej, "kadet"
Gerasimow, opowiada o stosunku
wladz miejscowych do poslow
ich dziaialnosci, oraz o nastroju
spoieczenstwa:
"Jako kostromianin - mowi}
pose} = chcialem pred moimi
wyborcaini Kostromy ziozyc>
sprawozdanie o dzialalnosci pier
wszej sesyi Dumy. Niestety,
wszystkie mole usiiowania skon-
czyly sic ma niczem. Gubernator
ME pozwolf ma zebranie. zebytn
zas ME urzadzii tajpego zebrania
pod pozorem odczytu, sIedAila
mnie przez caly czas policya".
Taxa ostroznoSt policyi, zda-
MEM posia, jest zupelnie niepo-
trzebna, poniewaz ogo} tax jest
nastraszony $rodkami "uspokojc-
MIA, re zadna siIa ME bylaby
zdolnq sprowadzic chociazby jed
nego s1uchacza ma zebranie tajne.
Jako przyklad posel podaje TAXI
fakt:
"Opowiadal mi posef p. B. zc
w Wiatcc ME m0gl znalezc loka-
lu ia zebranie, chociaz miaf po-
zwolenie policyi. Dop6ki przed-
stawiciel policyi ME wtrqcif SIG
do tego ME potwierdzil osobiScie
pozwolenia, dop6ty Mkt ME chciat
udzielic swego mieszkania".
Taxi stosunek w1adzy do ze-
bran sprawozdawczych posel-
skich TAXI nastr6j spofeczehstwa
istnieje mldeJ Wiecej W caIej Ro-
syi.
Instrygi ma .po1wyspie balkan
skim. ,
Prasa angielska. podnosi zarzu-
ty przeciw austryackiemu mini
StroWi spraW zagranicznych bar.
Aehrenthalawi, IL intryguje ma
polwyspie balkahskim W celu wy
Wolania Zamieszek. R0wniez NO
woJc Wremia" i"NowajaRuS" wy
steDujq z podobnemi zarzutami.
Dzlenniki rosyjskie sqdzq, ze Au-
strya chce znowu wystapic W ro-
II oplekuna pahStw balkahskich:
azeby dac dowod, &c Rosya zna-
czenie swoje straciia.
Dzienniki tureckic upatruia W
przyjeciu okazaIem, jakiego do
zna} ksiaze bulkarski W Peszcie,
dowod, IL Austrya popiera Bull
garye W dqzeniach do ogloszenia
nlepodlegloSci. Og|oszenie ME
podlegloSci uwazaIaby prasa tu-
recka "a casus belli. w Carogro-
die panuje niezadowolenie RIA
dow usposobionego pokojowo
Kiamila paszy i istnieje niebez-
pleczenstwo ze stronnictwo reak-
cyJne Z Feridem pasza ma cze1e
moze wziac gore. Niebezpieczeti-
stwo zdaje sic bye tenn wieksze.
re ewentualne wypowiedzenie
WoJny Bu}garyi zbudzi1oby uSpio
ny fanatyzm zdoby}o sympatye
masy ola su}tana, jako w1adcy
absolutnego. Tymczasem takze w
konstytucyJnych kolach tureckich
panuje niechec do BuIgaryi ma
wet gotowosc do wojny; rozwa-
zaJa tam, czyby ME Iepiej by4o
WoJna taxa raz ma zawsze polo
Eye koniec marzeniom bulgar-
skim O koronie kr61ewskiei.
Organ wielkiego wezyra Veni
Gazeta Podnosi, ze prasa angiel-
ska francuska okazuje stale sym
patye Turcyi, gdy tego ME moz-
ma twierdzic o prasie austryac-
klej. Veni Gazeta dziwi sic, ze
Austrya, jallo sojuszniczka Me
mice zajmuje wobec Turcyi po-
stawe tax dwuznaczna, ape1u- !
je do Niemiec, przypominajac i'm
korzySci finansowe wyp1ywajace |
ola Mich jako paistwa zaprzyiaz- |
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20
CANNON PRZEMAWIA.
Springfield, Mo-, 20 pazdzierni,

oP1 I1sI1eIu, WO., 70 PdzuZlerT11-
ka. - Z tylnej platformy pociqgu
speaker" Joseph G. Cannon wy
glosi} W ciqgu dnia wczorajszego
pietnascie NOW. Mowca ,przeko-
nywa} publicznosc, re nalezy wy
brat republikahski kongres.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-10-20

Rozpowssechnigc 0sies,
mix NarOdowy.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
MORRISON ON THE STAND
Secretary of American Federation of
Labor Testines in Contempt
Proceeding.

WASHINGTON Sept. 12.-Frank Morri-
on, secretary of the American Federation
of Labor, was first to take the witness
stand in the examination before an ex-
aminer in the Bucks Range and Stove COM
pary's cose against Messrs. Gompers, Nit
chell and Morrison. Under the questioning
of Daniel Davenport of counsel for the
Buck Stove and Range company, 1t was
sought to bring out facts tending to es-
tablish the allegations of contempt on the
part OF the Federation.
The testimony was virtually a rehearsal
of matters Of record in the case.
Mr.. Morrison said he remembered Justice
Gould's opinion and was familiar with the
contents OF the injunction subsequently
issued by the court forbidding the publica-
ton of the Stove company's name in the
I'VE Don't Patronize" list. He remembered
that Justice Gould refused to modify the
order, but had no special recollection of a
resolution passed at the Norfolk convention
Of the Federation relative to a Campaign
Of education among the laboring men with
special reference to President Van Cleave
of the Stove company. Upon Attorney Dav-
export producing a report of the convention
proceedings, Secretary Morrison said he
knew that such a resolution was offered
and adopted. He refused to say whether
he, in cooperation with President Gompers,
endeavored to carry out the spirit OF the
resolution.
In support of the charge of contempt, At
torney Davenport offered in evidence a
copy Of a circular issued by the officials
calling on labor organizations throughout
the country for funds to aid in defense.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
CandIdnte. to succeed Evanr.

IOWA FALLS. la, Sept. 12.-(special)-
The nomination Of Judge w. D. Evans OF
Hampton for the vacancy on the supreme
bench naturally starts surmises as to who
will be Judge Evans successor on the dis
trict bench in this district when he retires
to assume the ermine of the higher triN
bunal. 1t is a possibility that Hon. F. NJ.
Williams Of this city may be a candidate
for judicial honors. When seen last even
ing and asked regarding his candidacy
Mr.. Williams stated that he thought it was
a little early yet for such announcements,
inasmuch as there was yet no vacancy on
the district bench. 1t is stated, however,
by Mr.. Williams friends that he may be
o candidate when the time comes. At the
last judicial convention he was a candidate
for the nomination, but the honors went
to Webster and story counties 1t is stated
that A. n. Booye. q we'll known attorney
Of Hamilton county, is already an avowed
candidate for Judge Evans place on the
district bench. 1t is thought in some
quarters that Petersen of Wright county
and possibly Maggie of the same county
nay seek judicial honCrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
STEEL MAKERS AT BANQUET
Heads of BiE European Plants Give
Function I'm Honor of Ebert
ii. Gary.

LONDON, Sept. 70. - Ebert II. Gary,
chairman of the board of directors Of the
United States Steel corporation, eulogized
President Roosevelt and spoke in favor of
cooperation and a better understanding
among the steel manufacturer Of tho world
at a dinner given at the Reform club to-
night by Sir Hugh Bell, president Of the
Iron and Steel institute, and the members
OF the council OF the institute. The dinner
was a tribute to Mr.. Gary's efforts TO bring
together the steel operators Of the world.
Men prominent in the industry in England
Germany and France participated. Thirty
persons sat down to the dinner, among
them being Lord Airedale, Lord Glantowe,
Sir Weetman Pearson, Sir Robert Hadfield
and other ~well-knoWn English steel men;
Baron Won Bedenhausen OF the Krupp com
pany and President Sc"haltenbrand OF the
German Steel works, representing Germany,
and G. NJ. SCHNEIDER OF the Creosote com
pany and NJ. Del La Briolle of the Comp
toir Desperation, representing France.
Among other AMERICANS present were Con-
sui General Wynne C.. C, McMurtry Of the
United States Steel corporation and Vivian
H. Smith Of ]. p. Morgan & Co.
Mr., Gary came over from Paris for the
function. He told the Associated Press that
his visit to London was solely for the pur-
pose and that no meeting with the British
steel Interests was now contemplated.
He said that he would return to Paris
Saturday and sail for New York on next
Wednesday. Mr.. Gary declared that the re-
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

necessity in every Catholic home in Ne
1raska, and we thank the Rev. Editor Tor
tha kindly way in which he has at all times
treated the order, and we sincerely hope
that the True Voice will find it's way to
every Catholic home in the west,
AS member of a race whose devotion 10
The Catholic church is known the world
over. We believe that our children cannot
make good citizens unless they receive d
thorough Christian education in lhelr early
youth, we earnestly recommend the paro-
chial schools for the children of irish par
ents and we pledge ourselves 60 give them
our earnest support at all times.
We view with great pride the pIoBreSs
that has been made in Ireland with the
the incoming state president interest NM
self in organizing a Gaelic class III each
division of our order in Nebraska.
That we highly commend the action or
our national president in bringing about
an alliance of our order with the German
American Alliance. -
we warn all officers and members that
they must not in any way use the Ancient
Order of Hibcrnians for any political pur-
pose; each individual member has a rlshl
TO choose his own political party, nut our
order cannot by any means be used by any
class or party.
The following officers were ELECTED FOR
the next two years: President, DIR. 7. r.
Mullen Of Omaha; vice president, S, j.
RYAN of Columbus; state secretary, j, j.
Kinney Of Omaha; treasurer, 2. j. Lenna-
han OF South Omaha.
South Omaha was selected as the place
for holding the next convention. After
the convention the delegates We're served
with a banquet by the Ladies' Auxiliary. :
Much credit is due the local arrangement
committee, consisting Of ID. NJ. sullivan, j.
NJ. Curric, y. &. Hogan, Martin Costello
and Mark Burke, for the success OF the
convention.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
WESTERN MATTERS AT CAPITAL
General MandersOn in Washington in
the Interest of Some
CIients.

WASHINGTON, Sept. l2.-(special Tele-
gram. )-General Charles f. Henderson and
wife and Charles II. Marley of Omaha are
in Washington in the interest of clients who
have contracts with the government to dig
bitches and canals and other work on what
is known as the Huntley irrigation project.
The secretary OF the interior and Mr..
Newell, chief of the reclamation service, be-
ing out Of Washington, Mr.. Henderson will
be unable TO accomplish a great deal at
present. He has, however, put in a few
briefs with the department and will follow
the matter up later. General Henderson
and his wife will remain in Washington
several days, eventually going over TO New
York for a brief stay before returning to
their home.
Postmasters appointed: Iowa-Farmers-
burg, Clayton county, Alva f.. Rogers, vice
c. f. Meier, resigned; Hsnford, Cerro Gordo
county, clyde f.. Brooks, vice II. w. Scott,
resigned. South ~Dakota-Orville. Penning-
ton county, George Hastings, vice NJ. NJ.
KOehuke, resigned.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
Inmn Nrmn Nofen.

CRESTON-The meeting of the Rural
Mail Carriers association of Montgomery
county will be held at Villica next Monday,
This is the annual convention.
MARSHALLTOWN-John l.. Herber, one
of the first sheriffs of Marshall county
and captain of Company B.; Second Iowa
in this city this morning of heart failure.
MARsHALLTOwN-J. b. Holtz. aged 20
years, a farmer living near Dysart. was
his wife badly bruised in a runaway this
morning. The team became frightened
when a tug broke.
CREsTON-The local Elk lodge is plan
ming a return visit to the Maryville tribe
next Tuesday to enjoy the hospitality OF
their Missouri brethren. The Elk's cham
pionship game OF base ball between the two
lodges will be pulled off at this visit.
CRESTON-Robert Barnum, at present
cashier of the Arispie bank, has been Sc
lected as cashier of the new bank TO be
opened at Kent, and will begin Ihls duties
at that place October l.. Mr.. Bahnum Is an
Alton boy, and his friends are much pleased
at his promotion.
ATLANTIC-The members OF the Metho-
dist church. here, after an earnest canvass
for funds, have raised $765. the amount of
their Indebtedness. The money was raised
by cash donations and subscriptions and
this will leave them to start the new con-
ference year free of debt.
IOWA CITY-Two unidentified men at
tackled and brutally beat Fred CARRIER, a
young timer, in the darkest part of the
university campus last night. They fled,
leaving him with a broken nose and other
injuries. The police have no clue. The
victim may have been taken for another
man by drunken ruffians seeking revenge.
ATLANTIC-There has been filed in the
office of the clerk of the district court
a petition in which G. p. Meredith brings
foreclosure proceedings against the l.. l..
DeLano property and names all the heirs,
the administrators, S. w. w. Straight and
several lien holders as the defendants. The
mortgage is for $500 and cost and attor-
ney's fees added.
CRESTON-The old soldiers reunion at
Alton closed yesterday and was a highly
successful affair from beginning to end
In the sham battle between Company l of
this place and the old vets attending the
reunion, the ''old boys were che victors
show the National guards just how it was
done in the sixties"
MARSHALLTOWN-Rev William Wind
sor, D. D., who, with his brother, formed
the first class that ever graduated from
Iowa college, Grinnell, and who was an
early pastor of the Congregational churches
Of Marshalltown, Davenport and Mitchell
vile, died at Los Gatos, Cal, today, ac-
coTding to a dispatch received in this city.
Rev. Mr.. Windsor was 70 years of age.
IOWA FALLS-After paying bounty dur
the pest in Benton county seems about as
plentiful as ever. During the last few
months boys and men have been busy in
that COUNTY sharing the field gophers, re-
sulting In 1l,29 pelts being presented TO
the county auditor for bounty. This has
year. That wolves have not been entirely
eXterminated from the county is shown by
the payment OF $2 for wolf bounties since
January l.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

port in circulation to the effect that tine
new patent act would compel the United
States Steel corporation to build works in
England was without foundation. In his
speech at the banquet tonight Mr.. Gary,
after paying a tribute to the British gov
ernment and King Edward, said:
"Other nations are today equally for
tunate. May l digress for a moment to
speak of our president, Mr.. Roosevelt, who
has been sometimes misunderstood If not
misrepresented? He is not an enemy of
capital or business prosperity. He believes
that right conduct is the first essential of
national health, but he also believes that
material success and growth are necessary.
He does not attack individuals as such, be
they rich or poor. but opposes what he con-
oeives to be wrong, whoever perpetrates
it."
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

ten trans
Conch for HiRh school.

The athletic board of control Of the
Council Bluffs High school has decided TO
engage W. c. Bleamaster, a gradute Of
Grinnell college, TO coach the foot bali team
this fall, provided sufficient funds can be
secured TO defray the expense. Mr., Blea-
masters home Is in Lyons, Ia, but he is at
present living In this city. The matter Is
to be definitely decided at a meeting OF
the Athletic association to be held next
Monday afternoon,
Principal Thomas yesterday expressed the
opinion that the gate receipts from the
games would be more than sufficient to
meet all the expenses OF a coach, but that
before the team incurred any liability
I'm this respect he would insist that It have
enough money on hand to meet the expense
in case the gate receipts should fall short,
There is some talk among the members
of the Athletic association Of soliciting
contributions from the merchants and bus
mess men of the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
NOTICE
GRAVES
Independence Candidate for Vice
President Told of Nomination.

independence Candidate for Vice
President Told of Nomination.
ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 1.-TWO thousand
persons listened to the formal notification
Of John Temple Graves as nominee OF the
independence party for vice president Of
the United States at the Casino theater last
night Presidential Nominee Hisgen, Will
lam Randolph Hearst and a score of other
prominent men in the party were on the
platform. Mr.. Graves was given an ova-
ton.
Cheer after cheer and handclapping gave
Mr.. Hearst, Mr.. Hisgen and Mr.. Graves IA
welcome.
Edward f. Clapp opened the meeting, in
PRODUCING Clarence ]. Shearn of New York,
who made the notification speech.
The mention Of Hearst and Hisgen was
the signal for great cheering, the climax
coming with the mention of Colonel Graves,
While the band played Dixie" the 2,OCl
people in and about the hall cheered until
Graves stopped them by raising his hand
for quiet. After Mr.. Graves concluded his
address of acceptance speeches were made
by Mr.. Hearst and Mr.. Hisgen.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13

Il is not generally understood that women
will be entitled TO vote at the special cleo
ton on Tuesday, October q, at which the
question OF issuing 500. 900 bonds for a
municipal water works plant will be sub
mitted, but such is the case. City Solicitor
Glenn F. Kimball stated yesterday.
The law seems perfectly clear on the
subject" said Mr.. Kimbali. According to
section 1871 Of the Iowa code women can
vote on any question OF the issuanc Of
bonds, whether for municipal or school pur-
poses"
While there rave been several school cleo
tons in this city at which the question Of
the issuance OF bonds was submitted and
on which women were entitled to vote. but
few awaited themselves OF the privilrge
Omaha daily bee., 1908-09-13
ITINERARY OF BRYAN GIVEN OUT
lie VIII speak from Car Platform
EnrOute to Rochester.

NEW YORK, Sept, l2.-The itinerary OF
William ]. Bryan's trip from this city to
Rochester, where the democratic state con-
Vention viii he held next week, was given
out at democratic state headquarters today.
MI. Bryan will arrive in Jersey City from
Trenton on September 10 and will leave
September 10 at S;4j a, m, arriving at
Rochester al 6;22 p m. Wherever stops
permit, MI. Bryan will speak from his
private car. After his address before the
democratic convention, Mr.. Bryan viii re-
turn to New York, arriving here Sept. mbrr
Il. Mr.. Bryan will speak at Carnegie nal
on tine night Of September is.