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Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
Turmoil With
ndown of
T. D. Robinson
Son and Father Thank Those Who
Voted for Him-Convention
Adjourns.

LITTLE FALLS, N. Y, July S1.-The
Herkimer county republican convention
which met here to name delegates to the
state. senatorial and congressional conven-
ton broke up in such disorder today when
when Theodore Douglas Robinson was
granted the floor, that ADJOURNMENT was
taken without hearing the report of the
resolutions committee. Mr.. Robinson is q
nephew of Theodore Roosevelt and de-
feated candidate for the congressional nomi-
nation
Congressman Charles B. Millngton was
permitted to name the delegates to the
twenty-seventh congressional convention,
which finally spelled the defeat of young
Robinson Douglas Robinson was there with
his son, and both thanked those who had
voted for him.
When the convention came to selecting
delegates to the state convention there was
much animosity The 9sinsurgents" rebelled
against Daniel A. Strobel. the state com.
mitteeman from the Oneida Herkimer dis
trict, who will head the delegation in the
state convention, and the debate grew acri
monious ~
On getting the floor, Douglas Robinson
and his son said that they had only begur
their fight against the Herkimer county
machine" So much disorder followed tina
the convention was declared adjourned BY
the chairman before the resolutions com
nittee could submit its report
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

ment OF California. relieving Lieutenant
Colonel H. S Tharris medical corps.
Captain Alexander T.. Williams, quarter
master will proceed to camp of instruction,
Gettysburg, on official business, and. upon
completion Of this duty, will proceed to
his proper station.
Colonel Harvey c. C0rbaush, judge I'D.
vocate, will repair to this city aud report
about October / to the adjutant general
for temporary duty.
First Lieutonsnt a. Poilon. Fourteenth
cavalry, upon the expiration of his present
leave will proceed TO san Francisco and
report to Brigadier General l.. II. bliss for
his staff.
Lieutenant Colonel NJ. f, Waltz. general
staff. Twenty-seventh infantry, is relieved
from duty. to take effect August % and
will proceed to join his regiment
An army retiring board is appointed &c
meet in Washington, d. c., at the call OF
the president OF tho board for examination
OF Officers. consisting OF Rilgadier Genera
William Phall. adjutant general; Colone
Joseph w. Duncan, general staff; Lieuten
ant Colonel II. P. Birmingham. modica
corps; First Lieutenant Charles IL. Patter
son. coast artillery corps recorder.
| Captain John r.. Proctor coast artiller,
corps. will proceed to Fort II, g. Wrlgh
and report to the commanding officer foi
assignment to duty on his staff
Captain William T. Davis. medical corps
in addition to his present duties, will repor
In. person to Colonel Louis A. LaGarde
medical corps. president Of the Facut,
Army Medical school for duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
Friends Welcome
Is Too Vigorous
Governor Patterson of Tennessee
Overcome by Blow Struck in Spirit
of Fun-Requires Doctor.

WINCHESTER, Tenn, July al.-Governor
Patterson was assaulted here Saturday and
so badly injured that he was unable TO
deliver his scheduled speech. 1t is claimed
that the two men who assaulted the gov
ernor were his friends and supporters and
that they were just giving him warm
welcome.
Governor Patterson was grasped from be-
hind when he slighted from a train. One
man threw his arms around Governor Pat
terson's neck. while the second dealt him
blow in the back which knocked the
breath out of him
He was given medieai attention and aft.
erward was taken to the fair grounds &c
speak Being introduced, the governor
stepped to the front OF the platform and
spoke a few words. He found 1t impossi.
BILE to continue, but remained on the plat.
form while Judge Floyd Estill delivered
his address.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
SIoop Helpless
In Mid-Ocean and
Grew Near Death
British Steamer Rescues Men Elk
hausted-Food and Water Conc
Exist on Vinegar and Sugar.

NEW YORK, July 5.--Two days after
leaving Barbados. July %, the British
steamer Ikalis, in today from Buenos Ayres,
sighted a sinking sloop flying signals OF
distress, which turned out to be the little
Sunlight, wandering cargo carrier be-
tween the islands of Antigua and Barba-
does. 1t lay helpless with it's master ana
it's crew Of five flat on the decks. There
was no water and no food In sight When
the men had been hoisted aboard the
steamer and revived Captain F, Frank
owner Of the Sunlight, said that he ran
into a fog a few hours out of Antigua, had
lost his bearings and for thirteen days
he and his crew had been living on vinegar
and sugar. How long they had been un-
conscious before the Idalis bore down on
them he did not know.
AS the fog came on the sloop began to
take water and the crew worked at the
pumps until exhausted. Distress signals
were set after storm washed their food
and water overheard.
When the storm cleared 1t was found thai
the compass had gone with the provisions
and the crew pumped and sailed recklessly
until one by one they we're overcome by
exertion and starvation and each in his
turn stretched himself out on the deck tc
die. Captain Frank was the last man tc
give in.
When the rescued men had been refreshed
they insisted on returning to the Sunlight
which had been kept in sight. Accordingly
they were put aboard with water and pro
visions, but while the Ikalis was biddlnl
them adieu they called for help. The Sun
light was sinking. The Ikalls took them of
again, the Sunlight was abandoned and tn
shipwrecked men were brought TO this port
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

Bell Drug Co.. 1915 Farnam !.
H. s. King, gath and Farnam.
Haines Drug Co., 1910. Farnam.
Walnut Hill Pharmacy. 40th and Cunning.
Saratoga Drug Co., cath and Amex Ave.
J. H. Merchant. 10th and Howard.
Jno. ]. Freytag. 1914 North Gath Street.
The Crissey Pharmacy, Gath and Lake.
JohansoA Drug Co.. gath and Spalding.
S. A. Beranelx. l4O2 South 16th Street.
Chas. E. Lothrop, 1924 N. 24th Street
II. L. Pribbernow. 10th and vinton.
Forest & Penton Drug Co.. S6th and q
Streets, South Omaha.
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug stores. 18th
and Douglas.
schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores. S24
North 10th Street.
Schaefer's Cut Price Drug Stores, 24Ol
N Street. South Omaha.
Beaton Drug Co. 18th and Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
PlcNlCKERS CROSS RIVER
Trinity Lutheran Sunday school and
Methodist school of Benson Have
Pleasant Afternoon.

The Trinity Lutheran Sunday school had
its second annual picnic Saturday at Fair
mount park. Council Bluffs to its thorough
enjoyment. Games. races and posing for
pictures. together with trying 70 eat ali the
dainties provided. made the outing delight
full.
The Methodist sunday sehssl Of BsRsen
held its annual picnic at Fairmsunt park
yesterday. There was a full sttsAdaAes
An abundance Of 'substantiAls and dAiAtiSs
races and games we're en- the delightful
program
Arthur Tebbins and his class 81 the
Kountze Memorial Sunday school had :
good time Saturday pienieking at Fair
mount park.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
No Plans Are Made
For the Future of
Lord Kitchener
Guild Hall Speech of Roosevelt Up
sets All of the Plans of the
English Government.

LONDON. July s1.-Cspeclal Telegram y
What does the government intend to do
with Lord Kitchener asked corre-
spondent Of a well-informed official at
whitehall Saturday.
II give 1t up, was the reply. But"
added the official. did you know that
Lord Kitchener nearly went to Egypt to
take Sir Eldon Goorst's place as British
diplomatic agent and consul general7 1t is
a tact"
And why did - not GOT"
Mr.. Roosevelt upset the arrangement;
everything had been fixed, the post had
been offered to Kitchener and he had ac-
ceptcd 1t, when Mr.. Roosevelt in his Guild
hall speech laid down course Of action
for Egypt SO the government decided, al
least for the present, to keep Kitchener at
home. This decision, Of course, was due
to the fact that the government did not
wish to jump at Mr. Roosevelts plan of
sending a man OF blood and iron to Egypt.
so you cannot tell what work will be
found for the great soldier7"
NO He might be sent to constantinople
as ambassador, for we need a strong man
there. England has been losing ground
with the young Turks for several months
The triple alliance has been running things
in Constantnople.
AS a matter Of fact" suddenly ex-
claimed the official, Lord Kitchener is
not very keen on work and seems content
to rest on his laurels He has conceived a
passion for collecting bric-a-brac and talks
about this most of the time. He went &c
India mainly because the task was a pic
turesque one. without much responsibility
He will wake up only IL great wal
comes"
''will Sir Eldon Goorst be recalled from
Egypt?' e
oh, yes. 1t is only question OF time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
DOCTOR COOK POSTS LETTER
Discredited Explorer Believed "a
Home of Brother at Brooklyn
for Past Month.

NEW YORK July si-Friends OF DR..
Frederick A. Cook, the vanished explorer,
believe that he is now in seclusion at the
home OF his brother. w. L. Cook, in Brook
Jyn. and that he has been there since July g.
The manager OF the Waldorf-Asto
hotel. where Or. Cook stayed for six weeks
when he first returned to this country from
Denmark, showed a letter Saturday night in
DR. Cooks handwriting. which had been re-
ceivsd on the evening Of the "a and
which WAS lSEtmarked Brooklyn, early In
tive afternoon Of Size same day. The letter:
Kindly send the receipt Tor the package
OF furs which you Asye placed in storage
for me TO w. l. Cook, H4 EIsdford avenue,
Brooklyn, and oblise. Yours truly,
"FS A. COOK"
The ink on the lsttse was still fresh when
1t was received, whiAh would seem to re-
move any possibility that IL had been writ
ten earlier at distanGc and mailed to
sreeklyn under separate cover there to be
possess Rgain.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
WILL TEACH IRELAND NEW
AMERICAN FARM METHODS
Two Hundred CitiHens of Irish De.
scent sail for Mother
Country.

NEW YORK. July si.-Two hundred
Irish-Amsricah, whe have formed the Irish
Home Going association, sailed for Queens
town yesterday 10 teach Irish farmers
hsw to use American modern machinery.
In the party were r. v. Powderly. former
immigration commissioner; Francis ]. Kill
kenny Of Washington, president OF the as
tienal secretary.
we want to give Ireland the benefit OF
what her sons have learned tn this eoun-
try" said Mr.. sullivan. Nest OF the
farming there Is done with hand imple-
msntE"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01


LOGAN--In the horse race pulled off at
Dow City late yesterday afternoon the
William Gurton horse OF Reeder's Mills
defeated the Dow City horse Mack and
hands.
DAVENPORT-A Rock Island engineer
between Davenport and Eldon is authority
for the statement that during his rua
Wednesday night he counted seven fires
caused from lightning at as many different
country places, most OF them being barns.
LOGAN-With Adelyn Wood of OmahA
as the guest of honor, porch and lawn
social was given at the home of Mr.. oAd
Mrs, William IL. Johnson OF Logan .xat
evening by Camille Cochran, Bina Wfod
and Lucy Luce. In addition 10 refresh
ments and music the guests were gives an
auto ride about Logan by w. II. Johnsau,
George w. McCoid and Lucy Luce. F3gty
guests were present, number from out -
town.
RED OAK-E. d. Roberts, the farmer
charged with selling common corn for
tested seed corn last spring to Vinton
county farmers has been fined BY Squire
Bryant of Vinton t1l. w. f. Heath, the
complainant who bought nine bushels OF
the corn back TO the Red Oak man when
no discovered IL was worthless and de
manded his money back, but claims Rob
erts refused to refund II. Roberts clalms
his case should be tried In Montgomery
county and that the Ninton justice OF the
peace has no jurisdiction over the case
and has appealed
ONAWA-EXtensive preparations are be-
ing made for the old settlers picnic to b,
held here August 30 Committees have
been appointed TO look after the arrange
ments and the reunion promises to be on,
OF the best ever held in the county. i
will be I'm the court house yard and table,
will be erected for those who bring theli
lunches. The day will be given over en-
tirely TO the entertainment Of the old set
tiers and visitors Five-minute speeches
by twenty OF the old settlers will be eaileS
/ for. A base ball game. races, a balloon
ascension, parade OF floats and band music
during the entire day and evening will b,
some forms OF amusement.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
PAYMASTER IS RESPONSIBLE
) FOR ROBBERY OF THE SAFE
Two Thousand Two Hundred Taken
out and Clerk Garrity is
Under Arrest.

SEATTLE. Wash, July s1-Paymaster',
Clerk w. ]. Garrity was arrested at the
Puget Sound navy yard yesterday, charged
with stealing $500 from the safe OF the
cruiser Philadelphia, Wednesday.
When Clarity opened the safe he eK
claimed that he had been robbed. Secret
service men say that Clarity was tho
only man on the ship who had the com
bination of the safe. They also found
they say, that ne has been living extrava
gantly and was deep in debt.
Paymaster z. ]. Wilton of the Philadel
phia is responsible financially for the gov
ernment's loss, and under the navy rules
will be tried for neglect OF duty.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
NEGROES KILLED IN A RIOT
Eighteen Dead in Texas Town as
Result Of Disturbance.
STATE TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT
LonE-stnndinE Quarrel Breaks Into
Heated Struggle and whites
wreak Vengeance on blacks
in Blood.

PALESTINE, Tex, July So.-At least
eighteen negroes were killed in a racial
clash in the extreme eastern section Of An
derson county last night and today, the
elimination OF an enmity between the
races brewing for several weeks. Less con-
sentative reports place the total fatalities
at between thirty and forty. 1t was also
reported that several white men were either
killed or wounded, but each rumor as to
casualties among the whites has met
an authoritative denial Troops reached
Palestine early tonight and established
quarters at the county prison, where It Is
planned they will remain until tomorrow
unless further rioting. necessitates a night
march to the scene OF the disturbance, about
twenty-five miles distant. 1t is reported,
however, that at nightfaIl the beliigerents
began to dispense and further bloodshed
will in all probability be averted.
Precautions Taken.
The first news of the disturbance reached
Palestine this morning. Officers were sent
to the scene, local ammunition stores were
ordered to suspend sales and the saloons
to close 1t was quickly apparent, how
ever, that the situation was beyond the
control of the local officers and troops were
asked for company of militia under
command of Captain Godfrey Fowler,
former United army officer and more re-
Gently engaged in Nicaragua in the cause
of the insurgents. dispatched from Mar
SHALL Tex arrived tonight
Thomas Alvord, a white man, and a
negro engaged in a fight yesterday over a
note which Alvord had endorsed and the
negro refused to pay Alvord drew re-
volver and shot at the negro. Several
friends of the negro, who were armed
chased Alvord, who was reinforced by sew
eral of his friends. Shooting became gen
eral. deputy sheriff. who attempted to
arrest a negro, was shot through the body
The whites invaded the negro quarter AID
firing was incessant through the greater
part of the night. In the meantime, woro
was brought from Slocum. which is fifteer
miles south OF here, and Sheriff Black and
posse left to quell the disturbance.
At Dennison Springs, near Siocum, there
lis negro colony numbering 200. Many Of
these negroes heavily armed, are said t.
have gone to Slocum with the avowed In
tentiou of cleaning out the whites" Dis
trict Judge Gardner ordered all saloons II
Palestine closed today for fear that tn
race war would extend to this place.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
Telephone Nfannger Trannferred.

IOWA FALLS, Ia, July S0-(Special.)-
f. NJ. Chandler, who has been the popu-
lar manager of the Iowa Telephone ex-
change in this city for several years has
been transferred to Hampton. where he will
be placed in charge of the Iowa exchange
and the newly acquired Iowa Central plant.
Mr. H. G. Conger, who has been manager
of the Iowa Centrals entire plant for sew
eral years, win remain In this city as man.
ager of the two exchanges until consoll-
da ton OF the exchanges can be effected.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
writer johnston is Dead,

FORT DODGE, Ia, July SO.--(Specfal
Telegram)-Witter Johnston. aged %, only
son Of Captain w. p. Johnston. prominent
librarian Of the state, died in New Jersey
hospital after several months illness of
heart trouble. He was a Yale graduate and
held important position with the
Carnegie Steel company Of New York. He
win be buried here.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
WEEDMAN DIES OF APoPLExY
Body of Prominent Citizen of Web
ster City, Ia, is Found inN
COrnfIeld.

WEBSTER CITY, Ia, July a0.-(Special
Telegram.)-H. L. Weedman, who disap-
peared from his home in Woodstock last
evening, was found dead in his cornfield
this morning. His death was due to a
stroke OF apoplexy. Mr.. Weedman had
been prominent in Woodstock and search
ing parties were looking for him all night
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

be before the Interstate Commerce COM
mission In Chicago. August p A fund OF
$1,000 has been raised TO make the fight
and both the railroads and commercial
organizations are getting ready for a big
contest.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
Frightened In

Frightened Into Fits
by fear of appendicitis, take DR.. King s
New Life PlHs, and away goes bowel
trouble. Guaranteed. 25c, For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
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This is one OF the best prepara-
tions made by the American Drug
gists Syndicate at its laboratory
in New York, and IL has proved to
be the greatest tonic for the hair
ever compounded by modern phar-
macy
1t is guaranteed to contain moth
ing that Is in any way injurious to
the hair or scalp, but is simply a
scientific preparation which, when
faithfully applied, does away with
dandruff, cleanses and heals the
scalp, strengthens the roots, slim
ulates the growth and adds beauty
and lustre to dull, dry, lifeless hair
which is fading in color and slowly
dropping out.
A. d. s, Hair Reviver aims to
prevent badness by removing the
disease germs which affect the
roots and vitality OF the hair. In
short 1t revives. 1t acts as a nour-
ishment as well as a germicide,
and has a tendency to proauce n
thick head of beautiful hair, full
of life and color, which greatly
addS TO the atJractlVeneSs OF any
man or woman.
A. ID. S. Hair Reviver is not an
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mixture of merely pleasant smell
ing ingredients--it is not a wash
which removes the dirt and grease
and stops there, but 1t is a medici-
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through its antiseptic action upon
the very roots and scalp in which
they grow, and it is sold to you by
the 10000 responsible druggists
who compose the A. d. s., with the
distinct understanding that IL 1t
disappoints you your money will
be promptly refunded.
You can get A. D. S. Hair Re-
viver at any A, d. s. drug store.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01
IoIa In TraffIe FIEht.

The commercial organizations In Des
Meines and various cities OF Iowa win Join
With the association formed az Chicago to
fight TIE proposed raise in rail rates. They
have received notice that the hearing viii
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

Senator Cumulins will sound the keynote
Tor the convention. He will deliver a
rather short address in which he will dis
cuss the fight In congress and the ques-
lions which are uppernost in the minds Of
the people. There was some talk Of an eff
fort to have the ,copvenpon refuse TO accept
him as temporary chairman. and IL the con-
Vention had not been controlled by his
friends the first fight would have come on
that proposition. Nobody has been sug-
gested for permanent chairman.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

The Key to the Strawberries Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-01

The chairman Of the republican state
committee is having some trouble securing
the eredentialF of the delegates TO the
republican state convention. A great MANY
OF the county, managers are holding back
the official statements because of failure
20 understand, the law which requires the
chairman OF the state committee to dispose
Of an matterayof credentials
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
THE CENTER.

We are sorry to hear Of the illness Of
Mrs. r. II. Vaughan
s. B. Buell. of south STAFFORD was in
town one day last week.
Miss Sadie Brown returned from West
Fairlee last week Monday.
Frank Hatch is having a new piazza
built and other carpenter work done.
OryiIle sanborn and family visited at
Fl. B. Lambs in STAFFORD Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tucker we're at
viii Waterman's in Post Mills Sunday
Mrs. Charley Banker went last week
"Wednesday to Claremout to visit her par
ents.
William Kendall of STAFFORD was at the
Center on business Wednesday OF last
week.
Miss Gladys Waterman OF Post Mills
visited al her uncIe's, William Tucker,
Saturday.
Mrs. George Harvey and Miss Edna
called on friends at Norwich the first OF
last week.
Wufred Lucas and Ralph Fifeld at
tended the ball game at West Lebanon
last week Wednesday.
Mrs. s. B. Phelps OF Hanover, accom-
panied BY Mrs. James Anderson, visited
Mrs. Sarah sanborn Thursday.
Mr.. Jacduith and family of woburn,
Mass. came in their fine touring car FRI
dav TO W. d. Cooks for short visit
ID. o. Eaton OF Lebanon was in town
again last Thursday and did some monu-
mental work in Evergreen cemetery for
Henry Sloan.
Miss Katie Smith is on visit to Clare
mont, and is to 60 from there TO Barre to
attend the graduating exercises at God
dard seminary.
Johnny Clogston went to STAFFORD Fri
day to visit his sister, Mrs. H. B. Ward.
The Ladies' Aid met Thursday and
cleaned the church and Town hall.
John Clogston returned from Palmer
Falls, n. y, Tuesday Of last week. The
strike between the international Paper
/ 90. and the union men being settled,
they have returned to work.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1910-06-02
EAsr BARNARD

Carroll Miller still remains quite i'll.
Mrs. Maria Keith still remains very
low.
Mrs. John Adams is in very poor
health.
A. D. small Of south Royalton Was IN
this place Sunday.
Alfred Geuo Of South Royalton was 10
this place Thursday.
Mrs. George Bradley Of Woodstock was
in this place recently.
Mrs. G. H. Allen spent Decoration day
with her mother at Chelsea.
Fred l. Culver of south Royalton visit
ed his mother, Mrs. Jane Culver, Sunday.
Miss Margaret Potwin has gone to
Woodstock, where she has employment.
E. s. Bradley recently visited at A. W.
Brig and G.. E. Densmore's at Nor
wich.
Mrs. Mary Smith went Sunday to
south Royalton to work for Mrs. A. d.
small.
Mrs. Nellie Barker of South Royalton
visited her sister, Mrs. P. o. Adams, Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Black of South
Royalton recently visited Mrs. Eva
Graves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Potwiu have
been entertaining company from Wood
stock the past week.
Mrs. Henry Dutton, who has been Wis
ting her daughter, returned Saturday to
her home at South Royalton.
d. G. stoughton and Henry Gage Of
South Royalton have been doing mason
work the past week for Newman Leayitt.
DR.. H. L. Keith, who was called here
by the serious illness of his mother, re-
turned Thursday to his home at Milford,
Mass,