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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
TOLEDO WINS PITCHERS FIGHT
Eleven Innings To Decide Hot Game
with Milwaukee.

TOLEDO. O., July S1-Toledo won a
pitchers battle, l to 0. in the eleventh when
Freeman drew a pass, advanced on a
passed ball and scored on Hickman'S sacri-
flee and Hinchman's single score. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
stors Play at Florence.

The Storz Triumphs win play a. Florence
this afternoon and expect TO bring back the
bacon. The Brewers would like TO hear
from any team In The city desiring games.
Address James G. Hayduk, 1913 South
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
SENATORS SHUT OUT TWICE
White Sox Win Double Header at
National Capital.
TAKE FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME
Washington Team ~SustRinE Its Ira
d%itiOnaI Reputation a. n Sure
Loser-Games in Amer
lean League.

WASHINGTON. July 3l-Washington
failed to score a run in today's double
header, the fifth here this week. Chicago
won the first game With one run and
scored four times in the second. A FUN
BILE by Mcbride in the initial game gave
Chicago it's only run. while Smith easily
outpitched Groom in the second. a sensa-
tional one-handed catch by Clymer in the
second game was the feature. Score first
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Dallas Wins from Gregory

DALLAS. : n, July Sl.-CspecialD-DaI-
las defeated Gregory Yesterday at Colome
in a base hall game bv a score OF 4 to s.
Batteries. Dallas, Probst and Laird; Greg
DRY, Burke and Ford Umpire MCGEE
George Frobst, the Omaha boy who Is
pitching here, has pitched twelve games
and won nine.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Standing of the Teams
AMER. ASS

GAMES TO-DAY.
Western League-Omaha at Des Moines.
Sioux City at Lincoln, Denver at Pueblo.
Topeka at Wichita.
National League-Philadelphia at Chi
cago, Brooklyn at Cincinnati, Boston at 81.
Louis,
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at
Louisville, st. Paul at Columbus. Kansas
City at indianapolis, Milwaukee at Toledo.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
CUBS WIN AND
PIRATES LOSE
Frank Chance Scores Only Run in
Close Game with Phillies
at Chicago.
DooM's WIDE THROW DOES IT
Brilliant Pitching and Fielding on
Both Sides.
wILTsE PITCHES GREAT GAME
Pittsburg Hits Only Once, and Gets
Shut Out.
ONLY TWO EVER REACH FIRST
Giants Win Contest with Ease, Hit
tins PIttsburE Pitchers Freely
Games in the National
League.
My TWO EVER REACH FIRST

CHICAGO. July S1.-Chancs. the first man
up in the second, singled, was sacrificed
to second. stole third, and scored the only
run Of the game on Dooin's wide throw
So effective was the pitching, and brilliant
the fielding, that only one other Chicago
man reached third, and only two Of the
visitors saw second. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
REDS WIN GAME AT BROOKLYN
Only One Run scored on Either side
DurinE Contest.

CINCINNATI, o.. July Sl-Cincinnati and
Brooklyn were to nave played a double
header this afternoon, but rain stopped
the game in the eighth inning of the first
session, and the second game could not be
Bescher scored the only run Of
the contest in the first inning on a hit,
a steal and Cakes double. Higgins
averted a rally. in the fourth by working
the hidden ball trick on Clement at third.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
KANSAS CITY TAKES THE GAME
Wins SIuRginE Match. g to 4, from
I~nhianRpnIis.

INDIANAPOLIS. July Sl-In a smuggling
match today Kansas city defeated In
~dianapolis e to g. While the hits We're
al out equally divided. the visitors punched
their portion, while Flaherty kept the local
~safetles scattered. Score.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

'HaLItd TOT Morgan IN eIghth.
Philadelphia ........O . 0 0 OIL
Cleveland ........... 0 ? 0 0 o 0 0 Ia
Two-base hits: Heitmuller, Perring. Hts:
OFF Morgan i'm eight innings, 4; off Bender
in one ming 2. Stolen bases: Ball, HinCh-
mar ~, Perring. Double plays: Clarke
to StoVall to Ball. Barry to Collins 10
Davis. Left on bases: Philadelphia. g.:
Cleveland, :. First base on balls: OFF
Morgan, . First base on errors: Phila-
delphia, .: Cleveland. . struck out: BY
Morgan. ?; by Joss, & Passed ball: Lapp.
Time: $50. Umpires: OLoughlin and
Hurst.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO


'Batted TOT Street IN The nlnth.
washington ........O 0 0 0 90
Chicago ...........O 0 0 0 o.
Sacrifice hits: Donohue, Tannehill. Stolen
bases: Conroy. Double plays: Purtell. Is
bell. Tannehill. Left on bases: Wash
ington, ?; Chicago. 3. First base on balls:
off Johnson, !. First base on errors: Chi
cago. /; Washington, l. Hit by pitcher: By
Johnson ?. Struck out: BY Johnson, 8;
by Burns, ?. Time: 100. Umpires; KERN
and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
Central CIty WhItcwashes Kearney.

CENTRAL CITY, July I-CSpeciaD-
Kearnev was shut-out YESTERDAY, by a
score Of > 10 O Hanson pitched a fine
game Score
Central City,. 0 o ! 0 0 4 -
kearney ............ 0 0 0 Q 0 0 0 90
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Two-base hit: Tinker. Hits: Off Corridor,
: in seven innings. Stolen bases: Chance,
Titus. Double plays: Steinfeldt to Evers
to Chance. Doolan to knabe, Reulbach TO
Tinker TO Chance. Left on bases: Chicago,
5; Philadelphia. 3. Struck out. BY CORR.
don. /. Time: 1.26. Umpire: ODRy.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Three-base hit: Smoot. Left on bases:
Toledo. .; Milwaukee, Z. Double plays:
Elwert TO Freeman, Clark, Mccormick to
McGanu. Hit by pitched ball: Clark. Bases
on halls: OFF West. 8; off McGlynn. T.
Sacrifice hits: Smoot, Hickman, Barry.
Stolen bases Smoot, Hinchman. Abbott
C0. Elwert (l. Struck out BY Robinson.
>: by West, 6; by McGlynn, 3. Passed
ball: Warner. Time: 2:9O Umpires. sui.
iyan and Guthrie
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
GAMES IN TRI-CoUNTY LEAGUE
sutton Wins from Dorchester by Good
STICK Mork.

DORCHESTER, Neb., July a,-(Special)
Sutton again won from Dorchester by the
score OF s to 2 The locals failed TO buncr
hits off Kessler at critical times, which
was the principal cause of the defeat
While the hits were even. and Sutton made
more errors, Dorchester lacked but seven
runs to win Englehaupt pitched winning
ball for Dorchester. but lacked the support,
striking out six Of the sutton sluggers. The
feature OF the game was the fielding of
Simpson of Dorchester, who made two
doubles from left field, one at home and
the other at first, both long throws. Score.
R.H.E.
Dorchester .....2 0 o 0 0 0 0 % >
Stolen bases. Dorchester, s, Sutton, o..
Left on bases: Dorchester. s; Sutton, T.
Double plays: Dorchester, .; sutton, ,.
Bases on balls: Off Englehaupt. 4 Hit by
pitched ball; BY Englehaupt, 1; by kessler,
.. Struck out. BY Englehaupt, ., by kess-
Ter, Q. Passed ball: MorTasy. Batteries:
Sutton. Wright, kessler and Bender; Dor
chester, EnElehaupt and A. Morrasy.
Other games in the league: Exeter, A.;
Geneva, 2 fourteen inpingsD. Exeter, l.:
Geneva, q ShiCkley. 70. Fairmont, O.
Standing Of the league:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
LOUIS DEFEATS BOSTON

Cardinals Win in Ninth Inning Hit
ting Rally.
ST. LOUIS, July 3l-St. Louis defeated
Boston In the ninth Inning today, l to 2.
Ferguson relieved Brown in the ninth and
hits in succession by Phelps, Konetchy and
Evans Melted the winning run. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
of the Cincinnati games. Score:
'Batted for Maddox in

Si.SsoY YoTk I'D o Q o 3 Q Q -
Two-base hit: Tenney. Three-base hit:
Doyle. Sacrifice hits: Gibson, Doyle. Stolen
bases: Murray, Bridwell. Base on balls Off
Maddox /; off Wiltse, l. Hit by pitched
ball: Doyle. Seymour. Struck out: BY
Maddox, .; by Wiltse. Z. Left on bases:
Pittsburg, .. New York, s, Time: 1.3o.
Umpires: Emslie and tombstone.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Two-base hits: Cakes, Lennox. SacTi-
Else hits: Miller. Higgins, Gaspar, Jordan,
Berger. Stolen bases: Bescher. Mcmillan.
Double play: Downey to Hoblitzell. Struck
out: BY Gaspar. 3, Time. 100, Umpires:
Kane and KLEIN.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

winning run scored with one out.
fBatted for Brown in ninth.
Boston ............ 2 D 0 0 q o.
St. Louis ............ ? o 0 o q q o Is
Two-base hit: Shean. Home run
Ronetchy. Double play. Graham and
Sheau. Passed ball. Graham, l. Stolen
base Shean. Hit by pitched ball: Harmon,
l. Base on balls. OFF Harmon, a. of
Brown. Z. struck out: BY Harmon, ,; ny
Brown, q. Hits: OFF Brown, 3 In eight
innings. off Ferguson, 3 m one-third in
uinrs. Left on bases -. Louis, 4, Boston.
g. Time: 2Ol. Umpire: RigleT,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

MASHINGTON

Two base hit: Dougherty. Three base
hit: Isbell. Hits: off Groom. 6 in six and
one-third innings; off OIL. 3 in two and
two-thirds innings. Sacrifice hits: Isbell.
8. Purtell, Atz. White. Left on bases:
OF Groom, &: smith. /. !" Mt by p pitcher
BY Groom, /; by Obi, l. Struck out: BY
Groom, 3; by Oil, .; by Smith, l.. wild
and Evans.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
NnndrrhiIt Hor.r MIna.

PARIS, July 3l-The Prix H~ennsauevills
today was won by W. X vsadsTbilt's
Liban.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
SInIN CITY.
CcsAtiausa On Fourth PITsl

Two-bsss hits; Campbell, shea. Left on
bases. Lincoln, s Sioux City, s. stolen
Eases; HoErisver, Davidson, Hunter. smith.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

TWO-base 0ltsI bras0eaT. HaIIman ~
struck out. By Graham. 3: by Flahrrty. /.
Double play. Flaherty to BeCkIev. stolen
bases: Flsherty. Beckley. Hay, shannon.
Bases on balls of Graham, s. Sacrifice
hit. Hetling. Time. $40. Umpire king.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01
score second game

Totals III sNH / Totals .... 81 s'26 II /
'one out when winning run was scored
Cleveland ........... 2 0 o q o.
Two-base hits. Goode. Ball, Lajoie, Col
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-01

Totals......4 80 70 1 Totals ......4 sea- IS >
zone out when winning run scored
Toledo .......... o O 0 0 Q 0 0 o 0 @ Ii
Milwaukee .... 0 0 0 0 o 0 0 0 0 90
Three-hasa hi. Smnnt Left on bases.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

BEATRICE-The Beatrice and Fairbury
hlgh school foot ball teams will play here
Friday afternoon.
ALBION-It is almost impossible 10 get
cornhuskers at and price here. 1t is re-
ported hat some farmers are offering
as high as 5 cents a bushel for husking.
ALBION-D. G. Tenny, vice president OF
the American Construction company. has
finished Temodeling the municipal gas
plant, and will leave for Newton this week.
ALBION-S. @. Anderson, a civic engineer
from Omaha, has Just finished putting in
2 900 feet Of ten and eight inch sewer in
Albion. Most Of the town is now furnished
with sewer.
BEATRICE-James MONAGHAN died yes
terday morning at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs. j. II. Stokes, three miles
east OF Beatrice, aged so years, Paralysis
was the cause Of death.
BEATRICE-The blacksmith shop OF
George Brewer at Odell was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning. The origin of the
fire is unknown. The loss amounts to 500,
partially covered by insurance.
ALBION-There is an excellent opportun-
ity for a laundryman at Albion. There is a
laundry equipped for business. but the
proprietor met with a serious accident last
spring, and since then all work has been
shipped away.
PERIr-Prof. Weeks viii
the foot ball boy to Crete Friday after
noon, where the Normal boys will play
Doane college. Prof. Weeks win otficiate
- AAAAANAhH
PERU-Ten requests for teachers came
to the office OF the normal school today.
Calls are coming in daily from Nebraska,
Oklahoma, California Kansas Missouri
other states.
PERU-A debating rally will be held In
and Expression hall next Saturday
evening. There is much enthusiasm here
over the Moore gold medal, which Is being
the best debater by Superintendent
c. b. Moore OF OsceOla.
SUTTON-A double funeral took place to-
day at the Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. Mcmillan. wife OF a union soldier. died
day before yesterday ana her mother, Mrs.
Gilbert. in the same house tWenty~fOur
hours later. both from paralysis.
KEARNEY-Miss Catherine Cole, the
young woman who died so suddenly In
and who resides at Lexington,
graduated from the Kearney State Normal
this last year. Miss Cole. or rather
Mrs. Mckee. had q host OF friends in this
city.
ALBION, Train No. %, out OF Albion, was
yesterday. just this side OF st.
Five cars were thrown off the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
BaptlStS Meet
at Mitchell
Society of South Dakota Reports
Erection of Several New Churches
During Year Just Passed,

MITCHELL, S. D.. Oct. H.-(Special.)-
There are about $50 delegates in attendance
at the twenty-eighth annual convention Of
the South Dakota Baptist association,
which convened in this city, made up of
pastors OF churches and women Of the
missionary societies. The convention will be
in session until Sunday evening, and an
extensive program has been outlined for
the week. Rev. w. C. King Of Sioux Falls,
the state missionary. will outline in his
report a very fine condition among the
Baptist churches OF the state, showing
the erection of several new churches, most
notable Of which is the new edifice at
Aberdeen, the cornerstone of which was
laid this week. The missionary spirit OF the
Baptist women was displayed today when
their first session was held, with Mrs. c.
+. Hackett of Parker in charge. Satur-
day evening MIR. Harry w. Jones OF Min
neapolis viii deliver an address before a
banquet OF men at the Congregational
church. Another feature will be the mem
orial exercises in honor of the late Rev. T.
NJ. Shanafelt, which will be held Sunday
morning and the address will he delivered
by Rev. A. r. Button of Bradley, who was
associated with Mr.. Shanafelt in much Of
his work around the state.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
RonaId Ruys MItcheIl Paper.

MITCHELL, S. D., Oct. I4-(SpeciaI)-
The announcement was made today Of the
sale OF the Mitchell Daily Republican to
w. r. Ronald, editor OF the Sioux Falls
Press, the transfer being made by A. E.
Dean, business manager OF the Republican.
who has guided its destinies for the last
twenty-six years. Mr.. Ronald takes posses
sion of the paper on November !. Mr..
Ronald was formerly associate editor OF
the sioux City Tribune and went from
there 20 the editorship Of the Sioux Falls
PresE. The politics OF the Press, while
republican, have been OF the progressive
or insurgent type and his purchase OF the
Republican, which has been a supporter OF
the stalwart faction. at once leads to the
superstition here that under the new man
agement the paper would espouse the cause
Of the insurgents. In a statement MIR.
Ronald said that the purchase OF the Re-
publican was accomplished without the
knowledge Of any OF the South Dakota
politicians and that none was Interested
to the slightest degree. Concerning the
politics OF the paper he stated that il would
not take up with either faction Of the party.
but that Il will be conducted conservativeIy
as an independent republican paper. Mr..
Ronald will come to Mitchell October 80.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Nebraska
WOMAN'S CLUB OFFICIALS
Mrs. F. H. Cole Of Omaha Unani-
mOusly Reelected President.
SEWARD WOMAN ALSO HoNoRED
other Officers Are Chosen, Including
One Vice President Tor Each Dis
trict and Delegates to
GeneraI MeetinE.
CFrom a staff CorrespOndent.)

LINCOLN. Oct. IA Especial Telegram)-
The State Federation OF women's Clubs
unanimously reelected Mrs. r. H. Cole of
Omaha as president and Mrs. F. c. Cars.
cadden Of Seward as vice president today.
The other officers elected are:
Vice President-Mrs. May Hostetler. Shell
ton.
Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. C.. IL.
%Schindell, South Omaha.
Treasurer-Mrs c. A. Yoeman, Elvood.
Auditor-Mrs. ]. K. L. Carey.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. Corbitt, Atkin-
son.
General Federation secretary-Mrs. H. M.
Bushnell. Lincoln.
DISTRICT VICE PRESIDENTS.
First-Mrs. II. c. Lindsay, Lincoln.
Second-Mrs. w, H. Davidson, Springfield.
Third-MTs o. N. Needham, Albion.
Fourth-Mrs. l.. /. Cowan, shlan
Fifth-Mrs. J. 1. Rhea, Holdrege.
Sixth-Mrs. l.. g. Simon, Sidney.
Delegates to Annual Meeting at Cincin-
nati-Mrs. F.. H. Cole, Omaha; Mrs. l.. ID.
Simon, Sidney: Mrs. I. II. Gist, Falls City;
Mrs. J. ". Paul. st. Paul; Mrs. w. ID.
Mead, York; Mrs. O.. NJ. Stonebraker, Lin
coin; Mrs. ~Langworthy. Ashland; LIS. Max
Hostetler, Shelton. Alternates-Mrs. w. d.
Davidson, Springfield; Mrs. A. o. Thomas,
Kearneyi Mrs. G, b. Letton, Lincoln; Mrs.
Pile, Wayne; Mrs. James s. Rhea, Hold
rege; @rs. L. l. Cowan, Ashland; Mrs. O..
il, Needham, Albion.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15

MINDEN. Neb., Dot. A-(Special)- Pol
itics is IN a peculiar shape in Kearney
county. G. l. Godfrey. defeated in the
primary for the nomination OF county
judge, ana ex-chairman OF the republican
county central COMMITTEES, has filed by
petition. The same is true OF Johnson
Slack for sheriff on he democratic ticket.
Andrew Juel, q socialist. has filed by
petition for sheriff. 1. J. Thompson is
running against J. II. Jensen for county
clerk. J. II. Jensen Is running on the
fusion ticket and much is said against him
on the ground that he sought the nomiRa-
ton on the republican ticket at the pr-
mary by circulating a petition TO be placed
on the republican ticket. He had the petit
ton ready when suddenly he Withdrew the
same and did not ask to be placed on the
ticket
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
NeuraSthenia
Also Known as Nerve Tire"
and Nervous Exhaustion"

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come to be known as the National
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it become that it is almost an excep-
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is usually found associated with nor
vous dyspepsia, which is often the
most prominent symptom. In this age
of hurry, worry, hustle and the strenu-
Gus life in business many people over
work their nervous systems and nut
too much strain upon them, which
eventually causes a partial or total
breakdown. Duffy's Pure Malt Whis-
key through its tonic and rebuilding
constituents will cure these trouble
some nervous complaints by supply
ing the system with those vital ele-
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a complete restoration to health.
The processes of tearing down and
DNAANAA6 VII 4 NbAAbNdhNlA DtluE car
ried on in the body, and If nothing
interferes with these important pro-
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thing occurs to check them disease is
sure to follow, Duffy's Malt Whiskey
overcomes the disease by stimulating
the heart and nerves, which quickens
the circulation of blood, enabling the
system to properly assimilate the food
from the alimentary tract; also to adj
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through the lungs, pores, kidneys and
intestines, those waste products, such
as uric acid, toxins, etc, which results
from the dis~integration of the old It's
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spoonful four times a day in a half
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Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is sold
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medical booklet free Of charge. The
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
suIt tor OccupnrIoD Tnx.

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Oct. M.-CSpe-
clal,)-At the meeting of the city council
last night. by unanimous vote, City Attor-
ney Prince was Instructed to begin suit
against the Wells Fargo Express company
for the recovery OF $3.50. against the Pa
cific Express company for $50, the Adams
Express company for $50, the Independent
Telephone company Tor $500, the Postal Tel
esraph company for $40 and the Western
Union Telegraph company for $3.50 as oc-
..cupation tax due and delinquent. The coun-
Gil faces a somewhat peculiar situation
A total of over ST. 400 In occupation taxes
from these firms Is due, and If this is not
paid the city will be compelled to restore
to the Nebraska Telephone company the
sums paid for the last nine years, with in
%terest, because OF the fact tina the Ne
braska Telephone company seems to have
paid the tax every year as called upon,
while the other corporations have not paid,
and the city treasurers in the past have
not followed the provisions OF the ordi-
nance, levying the tax or issuing distress
warrants. 1t thus means a>matter OF over
1900 whether these suits are won or not
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
SILICA SAND FOR THE wORLD
FUrnas COunty's Big Bed Draws
Buyers from East.

Furnas BIG Bed Draws
Buyers from East.
BEAVER CITY, Neb., Oct. A~.-CSpeeial)
The beds Of silica sand near Beaver City,
comprising several hundred acres, have
been opened and the sand lie being shipped
carload lots to Cambridge, Mass, where
1t will be used by a large manufacturing
concern, but for what purpose has not been
disclosed. These beds of silica nave been
known for years. In 1888 options were Sc
cured upon them by q large concern at
Cleveland, o., and several carloads were
shipped east II was claimed to polish glass.
This scheme was abandoned and the op-
tons expired. Later some of the silica was
sent to Denver, where q soap ompan un-
der a flaming name. advertised It as a
natural soap" deposit, accidentally discov-
cred. The beds Of silica in the eastern part
Of the county were purchased by the Cud-
ahy Packing company and are now being
actively worked, trRln-loads Of the stuff
going to the company's plants. where 1t is
used in the manufacture Of a cleaning
preparation. II the product is as valuable
as claimed, Furnss county can supply the
world.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Troop. Camp at Springfield.

SPRfNGFIELD, Neb., Oct. H-(Special)
-Four troops Of the Seventh cavalry and
battery E OF the Sixth field artillery,
consisting OF $50 MEN, and 600 horses and
mules returning 10 Fort Riley, Kan. from
Omaha, went into camp here yesterday
and remained until this morning. The
troops were under the of Cap
tain Tompkins, a veteran who has been in
seventh cavalry twenty-five years. The
command was accompanied by a pack
train and a machine gun platoon, Several
companies OF infantry on the way to Fort
Leavenworth viii camp in Springfield
Friday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
Omaha Hospital
Gets a Legacy
First Methodist Remembered in Will
Of Armenian Who Dies at
Norfolk.

NOREoBR Neb., Oct. H.-(Speclal Tel
egram)-wthottt q relative in the world,
M. Gregorias an Armenian. who came to
this country t~wenty-six years ago and who
by day labor saved $4,000, has just died
and wiIled hts moneylto three hospitals, two
IN New York and one in Omaha. They are
the Methodist hospital, Omaha, and the
Presbyterian hospital and the Society hos
pltal of New York.
Gregoria lived all alone. He was par
alyEed three weeks, ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. Oct. H-Forecastt
For Nebraska, Montana, North and
South Dakota, Kansas and Missouri-Fair
Friday and Saturday; Colde Friday.
For Illinois-Fair Friday and Saturday;
colder Friday. brask northwest winds.
For lowa-Fair Friday with colder in
west and central portions; Saturday fair
and cool.
For Wyoming-Fair Friday and colder.
For C~olorado-Partly cloudy and colder
Friday; Saturday fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-15
sHRrNERs GATHER At McOOK
About Two Help Thirty, Over
1911 The Snnda.

MCOoK, Neb., Oct. ~A.-(Special Tele-
Rram)-Today marked an epoch in south
western Nebraska Masonry in the pres
ence here OF about 200 Shrlners and the
initiation into the Mystic Shrine of some
thirty candidates by the officers and mem
bers of Sesostris shrine Of Lincoln, headed
by their famous loving cup winning patrol
OF twenty members.
A great parade and drill were among the
features Of the afternoon and a banquet
with 200 plates the concluding act Of the
great gathering at night.
McCook gave the Shriners a most hos
pitable welcome. There were both day
and night decorations, the new $780, 900 tenn
pie being specially featured.