Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-17
HEALERS TO CONVENE
State Convention Of Those Who Be.
ieve in This Cure.
GENERAL WEAVER IS LEADER
state BOaxd Of Control of state Insti-
tutiOns AXE Responsibility for
Riot at MitcheIlviIle schOOI
for Girls.
cFrom a staff correspondentl

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DIES MONIES. Ia, March 16.-(Special
Telegram)-A state convention Of Faith
Heaters was opened here this evening, at
tended by several hundred persons from
Iowa, who believe that In some form there
is healing through religious belief. 1t is
not a meeting Of Christian Science people,
but Of others who believe in healing by
faith.
one Of the conspicuous embers is Gen
eral James b. Weaver, who has been Civ
ing some lectures on the subject in a Des
Moines church.
Dr. Yoacum Of California will conduct a
clinic.
Girls strike f. over.
The Board Of Control believes the trouble
and that there will be no more riotlng. The
board sent eight to jail and the others
promised to be good.
The board took full responsibility for all
the restrictions which rave caused all
the trouble and exonerate the superin-
tendent from all responsibility for the out
break. ,
Governor Fifty Years old.
Governor Carroll was 30 years old yes
terday but celebrated his birthday by
WQIkllk HhTu as n MEMBER OIL the bAeCu-
tive council. He is a native Of Iowa., born
In Davis county, attending country schools
and q normal, then drifting into newspa-
per business and state politics.
No Damages for Error I'm Message.
The Western Union Telegraph company
won its case in the supreme court brought
by M. Younker OF Des Moines for re-
covery Of damages because OF error in
transmitting a message to a firm of
brokers In Chicago ordering the purchase
Of certain speculative stocks. The court
denied the right Of recovery on the ground
that the plaintiff had not, In fact, given
notice Of a claim for damages, though the
brokers had made such claim.
Supreme Court Decisions.
The following decisions nave been
haEded down by the supreme court:
]. J. Smith Lumber company, appellant,
against Sisters Of Charity Of the Blessed
Virgin Mary, Scott county affirmed; G..
T. Williams, appellant, against Norwood
White Coal company, Polk county, at
tirmed; Farley Sheldon against p. A..
Crane, appellant, Story county, affirmed;
Alice l.. Young, appellant, against Inman
& Nelson. Cerro Gordo county, reversed;
James Cahill, appellant, against Illinois
county, reversed John T. Rater, appellant,
against j. H.. Shuttlefield, Davis county,
HlOulIlBui fTeuQ fGdppi appellant, AGAINST
Uinabarger & Sons, Union county, af-
filmed; James McDermott against Richard
Rahely, appellant, Clinton county, re-
versed; Il. p. Ashford, against Daniel
Meyer, appellant, Polk county, affirmed
Sadie Wyman against r. q. Passmore, ap-
pellant, Polk county, affirmed; Bertha
Pietzman against John H.. Pietzman, APP
peTlant, Polk county, affirmed; Eggert &
Lockwood, appellants, against Interstate
Investment and Development company,
Floyd county, affirmed; M. Younker, APP
pellant, against Western Union Telegraph
company, Polk .oountYo affirmed; Otto
Seidlitz, plaintiff against Judge Jackson,
certiorari from Muscatine, affirmed; A.
i l.. Stein, appellant, against Maude Nc
Auley, Polk county, reversed.
Result of the CITY Election.
The candidates for city office who sue
ceeded will go on the ticket for the cleo
ton two weeks hence, with the vote Of
each OF the winners, are as follows:
For Mayor--A. ]. Mathis, 1902; James
r. Hanna, 3,006,
For Council-J. Wesley Ash, 6,775; John
MacVicAr, 6,617; Zell G. Roe, 6,164S Charles
l W.. Schramm, 5,219; w. II. Brereton, SIPS;
John L.. Harnery, 3,7S6; W.. A, Ntedham,
8,627; Edward d. Brigham, S,246.
1t is pretty certain that Ham will win
for mayor, as most Of the vote for the un-
successful ones viii go to him.