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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-11-27
MURPHY BACK DAY AHEAD.
just ne tie Arrives Richard Croker starts
for Florida.

Charles +. Murphy. who has been nj
Virginia Hot Springs since the end OF
election week. came home yesterday
He was not expected until to-day or to-
morrow and apparently he had not made
known to his friends his change OF plan.
IL. was met only by Thomas +. Smith,
secretary Of Tammany Hall Mr. Murphy
made no halt in the city. hut continued
his journey straight through to his coun-
try home at Good Ground. l.. ]. Mr..
Smith said last night that Mr.. Murphy
would not he at Tammany Hall before
"Wednesday at the earliest.
Coincident with the return Of MIR
Murphy Richard Croker left the city to
spend the winter in Florida. He will
remain there until April
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TO DIsINFECT THE STREETS.
P0uSfkr-psie Proposes to Add Disinrec-
tant In water 4 sed To sprinkle.

PouUHKEEPsIE. Nov % A novelty III
tn. line Of public sanitation is being dis
c,,rsed by members Of the Poughkeepsis
Common Council and n trial will probably
be given IT IL il planned 60 disinfeos the
water used to sprinkle the streets by add =
ing u chic ride mixture which u IL
thought will kill many billion disease
germs and lessen the spread Of tuber
culosis and other infectious diseases
Mayor John X Sague has indorsed IN.
project. which II regarded as feasible
The cost il not prohibitive and doctors
say that inestiinable benefit will result
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10 iCk Ar POLICE PATRON ACE
Captains Must Recommend Transfers
without Dug srstin@ q Mans Name.

Polio. Commissioner CroPsey issued an
order last night 90 the effect that here
after commanding officers making appli
cation for transfers. a-si gnmentr. de-
tails or promotions Of any member Of the
force shall refrain from suggesting or
naming any particular person.
In the past a captain going on vacation
or leave has recommended TO Head
quarters that some lieutenant under him
take the job Or perhaps politicians
have inportuned the captain 81 pre-
finrt to see 10 IL that some Of his men
were transferred Headquarters has de
cided tina, IL can get along without any
suggestion. mental OF otherwise.
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SUES FJtNCE'S ESTATE.
YOUNG woman Alleges That lie Killed
Himself 10 Escape Marriage.

louisville. Ky. Nov 20 Pleading
that her fiancs. l.. o Spies. had committed
suicide TO keep from marrying her. LOUIS.
Osterman a pretty girl. prominent socially
fled suit in the Louisville Circuit Court
this afternoon against the estate of Spies.
alleging breach OF promise.
Spies and Miss Ortcrnan were 10 have
been married on October ~. but three
DAYS prior to The wedding the bridegroom
70 be- committed suicide.
In the suit fled to-day Miss Osterrn an
alleges that Spies committed suicide TO
keep from marrying her and that sis has
suffered great anguish as the result of his
death
The damage asked IL 81 NM The siI!t
il the first to b" flied again-t the estate Of
a dead m an in Louisville"
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STILL Ply THE RED FL al.
brazilian Nuiinr-rs Return with Dread
thoughts ts Ri0 lie .IaneirO.

SDr,tH JISs Dsgp4'rh 10 THE SuN
RIO DE JASEiRo, Nov 20 The five war
ships which left tn. harbor last night
after all the Demands OF their mutinous
crews had been granted spent the night
outside. but are now returning
They ara still flying the red fag. The
mutIne-rs announce that they will sur
render the vs--..l- at midnight New
commanding officers viii he appointed
The rity I- resuming IT. habitual calm.
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GOMEZ WONT RIM AGAIN.
Cuban President Makes Positive Deeaara-
tisn in an Interview.

Special Cabi~ D~Ipafch 70 TIN SUN
HAVANA. Nov. % In a newspaper
interview published This afternoon Presi-
dent Gomez declared positively that ne
would not stand for reelect ion
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sorTHERS RAILWAY TRAINS

DcpaN and arrive at neW Pennsylvania station.
Ith Ave a JSd 81. commencing 20 day. Through
sIeepinR and dining service 70 the principal
ci'ies and resorts. N. r. oaiee-ess FIfth Ave.
cor. 18th Sl-Ads.
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DEWHT's "BRUT-CUyEE" CHA MPAG y y
The wine for those who ka0w wine
d. 7. DEWEY a SONS CO, ia Fulton st. = Z
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sIAnnARp AIRLINE RY

shortest. On1rkr.t Florida Raafe and direct
ToIte To Atlanta ard Southwest. Electric lighted
sleepeTs aud ODseTS alton cars. once il55 B'wav,
--A8s.
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20 the sgsnt when buying Ur<et 20 Montreal.
Morning and evening trains daIly With through
Puiir1ans. Oldest route New York % M0ntEesl-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
DIR. Ray Harris
Leads Trap Shots
Police Surgeon Continues to Knock
Down More Targets Than Coun-
Gilman Sheldon.


DR.. Ray B. Harris carried off the honors
of the weekly shoot at the Omaha Rod and
Gun club by a score of so out of possible
100 ]. b. Maloney, a club visitor, took the
second with 49, while Councilman Sheldon
came in third with 6S.
Harris and Sheldon are listed among the
crack shots of the amateur followers OF
the shooting game in this locality and
rivalry is running high between them. The
Introduction of Mr. 'Maloney is said to have
been a bit of interesting by-play in the
shoot, as he has more than an ordinary
record with the clay birds. Mr.. Sheldon
and DR., Harris have been shooting some
remarkable amateur scores this season.
The young surgeon has, however, main
talned his lead steadily by small margin.
The situation is only equaled by that IA
nous event wherein Harry Zimman pro-
ceded to shoot perfect score the first time
he picked up a gun, incidentally, he has
refused TO shoot since.
The rivalry between the police surgeon
and the councilman has become the center
Of interest among the shooters OF the Rod
and Gun club. George Craig, city engineer
was among the also shots" last Saturday
but he refused to be drawn into the NUM-
cipal controversy.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
,Duk0ti gyVesieyan JniyeraIty.

MITCHELL IS, -. June 6-(special)-
The commencement exercises Of Dakota
Wesleyan uniyNsity began this morning
with the baeealaureate address to the sew
eral graduating classes Of the institution,
which was delivered by President Kerfoot
before a lcohgregation of 1900 people in
the Methodist church, In the afternoon
q vesper service was held at the college
and was participated in by the 500 students.
This evening the annual sermon was de-
hvered bXy DR., James Stout of ST. Paul.
Fha biggest day Of the week WIN be Tues
day. with the completion OF the raising
OF the s500oO by Mitchell people 10 secure
the donation OF J: ]. AIN OF st. Paul. who
has rendered $4,000 IN that event Nearly
$4,000 has been raised. Five business men
Of the eitN, have practically pledged tc
give 5000 each for the university Among
ne visitors OF the commencement week
Nill be ~. Thomas. Nicholson of New
York, a former president. and now secre-
tary of the Methodist board Of educa ton
and Bishop .Nuelsen.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
State Teachers
College of Iowa
Glass of Three Hundred Will Be
Given Diplomas Wednesday
Morning.

CEDAR FALLS Ia, June 6.--(speclal)-
Commencement exercises at the State
Teachers college ere in progress and a
class Of over 800 members will be presented
to the board for graduation on Wednes-
day morning. The summer term will open
Monday, June 10, and continue for six
weeks.
At the meeting Of the educational board
on Friday, several new appointments to
the faculty were made: Prof John Barnes
of Cornell college. Mt. Vernon, TO succeed
Prof. S. X. Tompkins who has entered the
ministry; Prof II. McKittrick of Madison,
Wis, to a position on the political science
force; superintendent H. E. Wheeler of
Shenandoah, to have charge Of the So
ciety work during the summer term; Super
intendent Bruce Francis of Cedar Falls,
to substitute for Prof. W. H. Bender dur
ing the time he will be in Europe, tour
ing as lecturer with a party.
The class play, Hamlet will be presented
this evening. Every seat has been sold
and arrangements have been perfected for
its repetition on Tuesday evening, June
IL, before the students of the summer
school.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
FUTURE OF RAILROAD BILL
President Taft is Reported as Favor
ing Conference Measure.
CURRY CALL FOR CONGRESSMAN
some Ihdlcations that House May
! coneut In All the senate
.,,... ,Amehdments without
+,@4 tt Farther Delay.

a
WASHINGTON. June s--senators and
representatives who talked with President
TAFT today tencerning the railroad bill
which. was finally passed by the senate
last Friday night, reported to the capitol
that all things being equal. Mr.. Taft
favored q conference on the measure. :,
Mr.. TAFT Il 50 pleased al getting the rail-
road bill through the senate in such salts
factory shape that~the question of the con-
terence and what may be done in 1t is not
giving him very great concern.
II IL said today that the suggestion that
the house concur as a whole In the senate
bill was made as a joke at the conference
Saturday between senators and representa-
tives The matter was passed over lightly
at the time. but later 1t seemed to appeal
more and more to the lawmakers until now
II is likely to be agreed upon.
Hurry calls went out today for all absent
membsrsS Of the house, republicans and
democrats 70. come back prepared for a
contest tomorrow over the question whether
the house shall concur in the senate amend
ments to the administration railroad bill. or
send the measure to conference. Republican
leaders were active and they proceeded to
arrange pairs for All members OF their
party who could not be reached.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
CITY WARS ON CORPORATION
Des Moines Orders Street Car Com
pany to Repair Pavement.
TEST OF FRANCHISE COMING
Closing of Campaign Finds Speakers
widely Distributed over state
and worIsIng Busi1y Until
Time OF Voting.
CFrom q Staff Correspondent


DES MONIES. June 6.-(Speclal Tee-
gram 1.-THE city council today took a step
which is declared TO mean war on the
city street car company The company is
operating without franchise and claims
that the city has no control whatever But
the city is repairing u pavement on Locust
street and has ordered the company to
put down new and good rails and to repair
the pavement on each side of the rails
The company refused and today tho coun-
ell ordered that the(work be done and suit
be commenced to collect from the car
company, which. It is said, will test the
rights OF the company and city.
The political campaign was closed in
Iowa with a large number of meetings
Congressman HUI held rally here, at
tended by large number Of business men.
Senator Cummins went to Guthrie Center
and Governor Garst was at Gray in Audo-
bon county.
Governor Carroll spoke at Buxton, a min
ing camp, oBth factions are claiming vic
tory, but both admit they know very little
of the situation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Modern Woodmen of America.

Sunday, June 5, was memorial day for the
Modern Woodmen and was so observed
by the order. Committees representing the
several camps went to the different Gem
eteries and decorated the graves Of de.
parted neighbors with flowers and banners
emblematic to the society during the fore
noon. In the evening services were held
at the several halls and the different
churches. Omaha camp, No. 126. held
its services at the United Brethren church
Nineteenth and Lothrop streets. and ex-
tended an invitation to all Woodmen, Their
families and friends to attend the services
The program was as follows
Organ Prelude-MTs. Ethel Roberts
Choir, o, Golden Day'-Duet and chorus
Hymn-'I Need Thee Every Hour" con
gragation.
Responsive Reading" Remember Now
Thy Creator ~t
Prayer-F. l.. Maner.
Hymn-"Rock of Ages" congregation
Anthem-''Praise Ye the Father (Gou.
nod.
Eulogy--Consul Nathan Bernstein
Solo--Neighbor Leroy l.. Matoush
our Absent Neighbours c. Ii. T.
Riepen.
ton.
Closing Remarks-Neighbor Rev. NJ. o
Mclaughlin.
Hymn-'"Nearer My God to Thee"
Benedlctlon.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
NominntIonn bY the PresIdent

WASHINGTON, June DENOMINATIONS
sent 10 the senate today include the fol-
lowing:
Colonel William II. Bixby, corps of en-
gineers. TO be chief Of engineers, with the
rank of brigadler general.
denomination Of Brigadier General Clar-
ence r, Edwards as chief of the bureau
Of insulsr affairs of the war department,
owing TO the expiration OF his first term
of four years.
To be assistant secretary OF the treasury.
A. Plat Andrew of Massachusetts,.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
NEW YORK FlREMEN KILLED
Two suffocated and More Than score
Overcome by the sitting
Fumes.

NEW YORK, June 6-Two flremen were
killed and more than a score overcome by
sitting fumes in fighting stubborn ware
house fire near the North river front today,
Ten Of the firemen overcome were caught
In back draught on the fourth floor OF
the building -
Fireman Timothy Cotter died on the side
walk after having been carried from an
upper floor. where he had lain unconscious
for more than an hour in a pool of water.
Fireman William Healy was taken out OF
the building dead. Three OF the injured
condition.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Nebraska Postmasters.

WASHINGTON, June 6.--(Special Tele-
are as follows Delmar Keith county. Mar
tin c. KellaT, vice M. Fairchld, resigned
Rosemont Webster county, Florence Bure
vice T. II. Quiggle, deceased
South Dakota mail carriers appointed
Aren't, route 1. Milo w. Axtell, carrier;
William A. Cone. substitute; Wimot route
s. Leslie o. King carrier; Susan A. King
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
At the Gayety.

Amelange OF vaudeville moving pictures
and organ music is offered patrons OF the
Gayety' summer bill OF fare which will
last until late in August, The opening yes
terday highly satisfied spectators who were
fairly numerous. OF the vaudeville num-
bers, the cleverest was the work OF a fe-
male impersonator' though a singing talk
ing act met a hearty reception The pic
lures are good. A change OF bill each
Thursday 10 announced
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
ECHOES OF THE ANTE-RooM
CIansmen of America Initiate "A Class
of Ninety-One-ROyal Achates
% Eject OFFICERS. &C.
CIansmen of America.

A class Of nlnety-seven was initiated in
Lodge No. 1 Tuesday evening, the degree
work being put on by a team OF sixteen
young women under the direction of it's
commander, Mrs NJ Z. Blair
Donald &. Allen presented the lodge with
a handsome American flag, accompanying
its presentation with brief history OF the
flag and what il stood for Short talks
and Rotations were given during the even
ing by Charles Unit, L. N, Dooley and
others.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
NlisccIInneous.

The grand council officers of the Royal
Arcanum will DO given n reception by the
local councils Of the order In Omaha, June
IL. II is intended to make the affnir a
most elaborate one. -.....t
The Woman's Relief corps OF Crook post
Grand Army OF the Republic, was enter
tanned saturday afternoon ln' Barlght hall
with an address by DR. Guy Carleton Lee
on Victorious Womanhood."
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE BULLETIN

PreNIdent JOhnsOn AnnOunces Num-
her of Contracts and Releases.
The following American league bulletin
was issued today by President b. b. john
son:
Releases
BY New York to Ccincinnati, J. b. Doyle,
Charles Hagerdorn.
BY Detroit, to Elein, H., E. Smith, I'M
conditlonally; Neal Vance.
BY st. Louis to Jersey City w. Abstein.
BY Washington to Jersey city, L. Crooks.
BY Philadelphia to Scranton, Charles
Fiene.
Contracts
With Boston. H. Arellanes.
With Philadelphia, III. Barr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Iowa Man NIIsa Ia Ranaway

MITCHELL, S D.. June s-(Special)-
rhe body ,frJchn Gallagher was taken
rack 10 spencer, Ia, for interment last
iight GAiiseher was killed here BY fan
nE from a 6nsgy and striking on his head.
A. fractious. horse having been ehitched to
the buggy which was being led ~ another
partS Tho 1inesc We're .tlafaNn over the
back Of the horse and when he broke away
rom his leader tiallagher was unable to
control tho ssnimai- at diiiiei corner
nddenly and Gallagher Was thrown eul
md M on his head, killing him instantly
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
NO Reason Known for Act.

STURGIS. S. D., June 6--(Special Tele-
gram -County Coroner Bracket returned
late last night from near Boneta Springs.
Meade county. The ooroner's jury brought
in verdict that Fritz Rinschede, aged "A
years, committed suicide by shooting him
self. Rinschede was a newcomer from
Woodbury. county, Iowa. The reason for
the deed is not known He had rno eIatIves
here
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

Benson camp No. 2SS met with a biz
attendance In Eagles hail Wednesday.
The camp musician, assisted ny tho
membership. sang~>the new Woodmen OF
the World song Which gave an air oil
novelty 20 the occasion.
Several important matters were discussed
among others tho question OF giving the
public entertainment which has been In
prepe grafton for some time. II was finally
decided to give the play TONY the Con.
Wet a five-act mclodrama on the night
of June is
Two applicants were elected to member
ship and one was given the "initiatory de-
gree After adjournment an hour was
spent IN drilling by the degree team.
Benson camp No. 2Ss meets every first
third and fifth Wednesday night each
month. Next meeting. June 10.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
KnIahts and LadLes oI seeurIty.

II Is especially desired that all member,
of Omaha council, No. AIS. be present mex
Wednesday evening In order that the lodg,
may be photographed in a body
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Packers Granted More Time,

CHICAGO. June 6-Judge Grosscup to-
day extended the time for the packers to
enter In the dissolution suit against the
National Packing company and subsidiary
concerns. Judge Grosscup gave the coun-
set until July II demurrer is filed. aud
until August | to enter pleas
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Announcements of the Thenter,.

& At the Brandeis theater this evening Mr..
Jacob p. Adler, the unquestloned leader
among Jewish actors will present one of
his strongest dramas, Gods Punishment. 4"
The story of the play is one OF domestic
difficulties The wife of a rabbi welded
without telling her husband of her msfor-
tune In time their daughter comes to be
married, when the ilegtimate daughter OF
the mother appears on the scene. The
daughter in her grief commits suicide In
time the father comes to be reconciled to
the love child OF his wife. on this narrow
Skeletons hung a drama of peculiar worth
and interest The company supporting Mr..
Adler is one Of his own selection and pos
sesses unusual strength.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
Columbian Are Bentcn,

The Columbias, with record Of losing
no games this season were checked by
The White City Ramhlers, who defeated
them by the score Of s to ?. Score by
Innings: -.-'
o.. .s.y. RHE
w. c. Ramb's..1 0 G 3 0 0 0 0 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

Omaha court. No. 10. will hold its semi.
annual election of Officers next Thursday
evening. on the following Thursday even
ing the memorial exercises OF the order viii
he observed at Fraternity hail,
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
HYMENEAL
Coren-SpieEel.

The wedding of Miss Dora spiege, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs, S. Spiegel. TO Meyer
Coren will take place June 8 at Baright's
hall. Rabbi Grodzinskey officiating.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

The opening sale of seats for Mrs Fiske's
engagement at the Brandeis shows a great
demand for the privilege OF witnessing her
performances. on.a Friday and Saturday
matinee SHE viii present Becky Sharp
the play built by Langdon' Mitchell from
the great novel, Vanity FAIR by william
Makepeace Thackeray On Saturday even
ing she will offer her great production of
the current esason, Ibsen's pillars of So
ciety. Mrs Fiske Isl supported by the Man.
haitian company
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
MERCHANTS beat Calhoun.

b The Walnut Hill Merchants went to Cal
houn Sunday and, trimmed the ball team at
that place by a score OF s to /. The Mer-
chants did not have their regular lineup,
but got away with tho big end of the score
anyway. The one lonely score Calhoun
made was on an error. The Merchants
played good game at the bat and in the
field. Score:
Calhoun ............0 0 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
At the Airdome.

Frank Hilman Offered his production Of
Or Jekyll and Mr., Hyde" at the Airdome
last night to large audience. MIR. Hill
man has made d close study OF the pecu-
liar role in this play. and gives il With
minute fidelity. His company is good, Tue
theater has been, SO arranged that n Is
comfortable, even on a might as cool as
last The bill- will rvn All week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
NEEDLES on PractIce Cru,.e.

ANNAPOLIS, June 6.-Bound ON the an
nual summer practice cruise for the In
structlon OF the midshipmen, the battleships
sets. with Captain George r. Clark as a
squadron commander, sailed from the naval
academy today.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

FORT DIES MONIES, IOWA, JUNE T. 1910.
Sealed proposals. in triphcate, will be re-
ceived here until y, m, standard time.
June 90 1910 for supply and installation OF
peWs and fixtures IN Post Chapel. subject
10 the usual conditions Full informa ton
furnished on application. Envelopes con-
posals for Chapel Furniture" and ad-
dressed 90 Constructing Quartermastor,
Fort Des Molnes, Iowa. -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
ST. JOSEPH GETS ANOTHER JOLT
New Western League Team Drubbed
BY Denver Nine. 20 Nothing.

DENVER, June 6.-St. Joseph, which fell
from first to fourth place received another
shove toward the bottom today, when Dem
yer defeated it, to 0. The home team
made seven-runs in the seventh. Only two
hits were made off Schneider Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

Mondamn lodge No. III, will entertain
VI ednesday evening. The committee i'm
charge Is Thomas B. Cam, J. A. Harper
'I Banner lodge. No. II. win meet Thursday
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
The Bab6ntc PLAGUE

destroys fewer llress than spinach, liver
and kidney diseases. for which Electric
Bitters is the guaranteed remedy. SOC FOR
sale by Beaton Drus co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07

Omaha, has fallen right into the enjoy
ment Of the superb moving pictures at the
Gayety this summer just as it did last
summer and the summer before. So long
an entertainment consisting Of well chosen
pictures and vaudeville Is given FOR ones
dime that It is an amusement bargain nat
to be overlooked, The program now on
will be continued every day from l to . and
to II uhtil Thursday, when an entirely
new set Of pictures and vaudeville will be
presented. Go early and stay late.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
HOYnI Achnfca.

Union lodge No. 10. elected the fol-
Io Nntbss tat last Frldav eveni Sulng SIX
ident, d. w; Dudgeon Vice president.
MIeggle, MeDon chspialn see lSs soF
treasurer, H. c. Dunn: marshal, Cath
crime Berlinger; assistant marshal, Adellne
gust Grieb; musician c. II. Graham trus-
tees, J. A. Du Rae, M. j. Walsh, Il. a.
Ryley; captain OF degree staff Hugh j.
Mcdonnell; assistant. Maggie Mcdonnell.
Photographs Of Union lodge for the illus
trated history of Omaha will be taken on
the evening of June H. when the degree
staff is ordered to be present 10 white. on
that evening the photographer will give an
exhibition OF foreign and domestic pictures
on screen. The last meeting night IN the
month a card party and dance will be given
BY the entertainment committee, NJ. j. Law
less and Mrs. Walsh.
The taking OF the flash light OF Omaha
lodge, No. l. was postponed TO June H. and
il is hoped all members will be present at
that time on next Tuesday night the de-
gree staff will give the last dance of the
season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-07
The Weather.

HEAD WEATHER ss;4OOcg me
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR IOWA--Generally fair.
Temperature at Omaha yesterday: