Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-07
Iowa
IN WRONG COUNTY
Friends of Couple on Honeymoon
Trip Looking for Them.
WOULD CORRECT THE RECORD
Obtained In Polk County, la,
and when Boone Minister sends
IL in IL H. Returned by
Clerk.


CFrom a Staff correspondent
DIES MONIES, Aug. ~6.-CSpecial Tele-
b. Scott of Marshall, NO., and
Miss Rachael Banning OF Boone, la, are
travelling about the country somewhere
laborlng under the fond delusion that they
are married. They are not and as soon as
their relatives can find them they will get
them married right. They got a marriage
license in Des Moines, in Polk county, and
had Elder Samuel Mckinney Of the Church
Of the Latter Day Saints perform the mar
rage in Boone county. The mis-
take was not discovered until the certificatel
was returned to the Polk county clerks
office. 1t was fired back to Elder Nc
Blrney with the information that the cere-
mony must be performed in the county
where the certificate is issued.
Burglar shot in wrist.
fluffy" Henderson. alias Harry Stewart,
a burglar, was shot in the wrist and cap
tured by Detective Tom Petit and Police
man Tom Martin at Kirkharts saloon,
Ninth and Walnut streets, at o'clock this
morning, after a desperate fight with guns.
In which the saloon was wrecked and per
forated with bullet holes.
Prof. stone a Candidate.
e. II. Stone, city superintendent Of
schools in Sidney, Fremont county, Will
likely be a candidate for state supertn-
tendent. He is in Des Moines assisting IN
correcting teachers examination papers
He said today that friends have urged him
to enter the race and he will probably do So
North Dakota TO Exhibit.
The dairy department of North Dakota
will make an exhibit at the Iowa state
fair. r. F. Flint, state dairy COMMISSIONS
of North Dakota, is in the city today to
arrange with the state fair management
for the exhibit. He said today that so
many Iowa people have land in North
Dakota and so many Dakota people attend
the Iowa state fair that an exhibit made
at the state fair here would be of as great
benefit to the people of that state as one
made at their own state fair. He expects,
therefore, to make a complete exhibit here,
the exhibit being in every way the same
as that made at the North Dakota state
fair. He was arranging today with Vice
President Brown Of the State Agricultural
board for space In which to make the
exhibit.
Stone IL n Candidate.
T. II. Stone of Sidney, Ia, will be a
candidate for state superintendent OF
SiAbOAes NNAs 10 u NV a AA'NoN
assisting in correcting the examination
papers OF school teachers. He is city
superintendent of schools of Sidney in
Fremont county and before hat was
county superinte ndent Of schools Of Madi-
son count and city superintendent in
Winterset and Randolph. He has been but
one year in Sidney. He has been a leading
educator in the state for twenty years,
taking a prominent part in state teachers
meetings.
This makes a half dozen candidates al
ready in the field. The others are A. NJ.
Deyoe, D.. e. Brainard, Adam Pickett,
F. z. Lark and f. j. Hook.
There is also some gossip TO the effect
that J. c. Bennett Of Mt. Ayr. at present
deputy state superintendent Of schools, may
also enter the race, He has many strong
friends in The state who would he glad to
see him enter. He has occupied the posi-.
lion Of county superintendent andA other
high positions and is recognized as one OF
the leading educators of the state.
Secretary Wilson Goes West.
Members of the National Association OF
State and National Food and Dairy Com
missioners are urging Secretary Wilson &c
dllGEu lile mex COhNt llAlOl WHICH Will W
held in Denver about August 20. At the
last national convention there was some
unjust criticism directed at Secretary VII.
son. His friends made some strong objec.
lions and succeeded In defeating them
This year II is proposed to have Secretary
Wilson there in person. The Iowa state
fair is held the following week, and hC
will probably attend 1t on his way back
east.
Board Ozone FiShin'."
Members Of the finance committee OF tn,
new Board Of Education are not occupy
ing their offices in the state house to AM
great extent. None Of them have been II
the offices for nearly two weeks, except
ing Mr.. Emory, who was here for a few
minutes Thursday long enough to rub GU
the sign Gone Fishln', /" which some on,
: had put across the door to their offices
, II is not known whether the members will
a return and be at their offices soon or not
Test Bruce Law.
The first arrests under the Bruce Law
passed by the last legislature prohIbitin
liquor on trains, were made last night o
the Rock Island near Monroe. Georg
= Common and Harry Van Oar, both c
Pella, boarded the passenger at Pella, ant
It is charged, had liquor with them, whic
they proceeded to consume. They were al
rested at Monroe by Special Officer Erich
son Of the Rock Island, and brought
. Des Moines, where they were placed in III
= city Jail.