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The Weather

For Nebraska-Partly cloudy tonight and
Thursday; cooler tonight and southeast
portion Thursday.
For Iowa--Unsettled with probably show
ers tonight or Thursday; cooler.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday
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Big Island, in Lake Minnetonka. where
brief session was held
The commission form OF government
was the topic Of the session.
Mayor Love OF Lincoln, Neb; Mayor
Davidson. OF Wichita, Kans. Mayor Con-
rad Of San Diego. Cal. and t. j. Powell
Of Fort Worth. Tex. were the speakers.
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for the governor and mayor.
ShalIenberEeE Loses Two
Little Change In HnII,

GRAND ISLAND, Neb., Aug. 24-(Spe-
cial Telegram-The local canvassius
board at o'clock this evening had COW
cred half of the precincts Of the county. 1t
found Shallenberger's first count to be
exactly correct SO far. In one precinct
Dahlman lost one of the recount and IN
another gained one No material change is
expected to be found here
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Always the Best in vaudeville Is
Omaha's Leading vaudeville TheRtsr. 81 P
Great Show this Week Matinee and
Might Performances Every Day. D. r 2, -.
Mr. Lionel Barrymore and Mr. Mckee,,
Rankin, assisted by Miss Doris Ranking;
Gus Edwards Night Birds with Misk
onaip the Hindu mystery; the Neapolltans;-
Spissell Bros g. Co; Miss Jane Boynton
and Miss Fan Bourke; Seniors sVaientnb
and Dooleyi Kinodrome Qrpheum circuit
orchestra Of fifteen talented artists., s...,
PRlCES--Week days; Matinee. only 100
and &c; nights. only 10c, &c and b0c' Sun
day Matinee, Toe, 25ol ana soc, and nights
same as week days excepting few, front
rows, 7bc. r..
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sInnheh ,rith 4 Rn.nr,

wounded with gun, or pierced by a rusty
nail, Bucklens Arniea salye heals the
wound. Guaranteed. CSC. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
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the sinner. for he said to the thief on the
cross, this day will though be IN Paradlce
with me-"
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THOMPSON HOLDS
RECOUNT LEGAL

Continued from Page one)
berger. Total ovte, Dahlman, 4Ss; shalien-
berger, 426. y}.-r
DahInian Gains Four in Adams.
Recount in ten OF the twonty precincts
in Adams county shows a net gain of
four votes for Dahlman. Changes are in
ballots marked in more than one party
column or where name of candidate in one
party was written by voter in another
party.
Recount Ordered in Dodge.
FREMONT. Abg. A.-(Special Telegram
The 1880 ballots in the Dodge county
primary election will be recounted, accord
ing TO the decision of the county canvass
ing board this morning. The board listened
for two hours TO arguments by attorneys
for the governor and mayor,
ShalIenberEeE Loses Two
HASTINGS. Neb,, Aug. A-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Recount, OF all outside precincts In
Adams county and one of four Hastings
wards cuts two from shellenberger's major
ity Of Al. Dahlnan gained eight in the
county, but lost six in the First ward.
Loss of One for Governor.
FREMONT, Neb.. Aug A-(Special Tele-
gram.) with GOT votes from ten precincts,
in the recount Shallenberger loses one and
Dahlman gains one in Dodge county. The
count will Re finished tomorrow after
noon.
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TempeFhtuTe allu pteCIplIduOH uepaItuIes
and compared with the last two years:
Normal temperature ......sU........,...... 70
Excess for the day ......................, z
Total excess since March 1. l9l0......... .673
Normal precipitation ............. .lS inch
Deficiency for the day............ .13 Inches
Total rainfall since March L.. 6.S inches
Deficiency since March 1, 1910. IA 81 inches
Deficiency for cor period 1907. 2h5 inches
Excess for cor. period, 100Ss..... OF inch
Reports from stations at p. M.
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Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
OMAHA, Aug. A-Official record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
the corresponding period OF the last three
years, 1910. 1909. 1905. 1907.
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The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20
NO RECIPROCITY
IN TOURIST TRADE
Sentinel Special Service.

Sentinel Special Service.
Paris. Oct 2O.-What America
gives to Europe and what Europe
gives to America are two different
things It's case of all going out
and nothing coming in-for America.
Careful computation shows that tour
lists spend annually in Europe and
northern Africa no less than $1,000
100000. And of this sum the people
of the United States contribute no
less than a fifth.
Lloyd's announces that during
June eighty-five steamers left the
port of New York. carrying to Eu-
rope II. 900 passengers. This repre-
sented in passage alone something
like s3,0OO,000, while during the
year. it is estimated that 100000
voyagers. first and second-classes,
have crossed the Atlantic from the
United States.
What do these travellers leave in
Europe in the way of money? Consul
General Frank Mason says he places
the amount at about $50. 100000 for
Paris alone. He says the amount
won't fall below that figure anyhow
As for England-this will surprise
most people-she gets about $685.
! 100000 year out of this same
bunch of Americans. The general
idea is that Americans spend more
money in France than in any other
country on this side of the water But
| here it is seen that England excels
I Frances share by $5,OO0.OOO.
Germany doesn't stand far behind
England, either: Germany and
/ France being about even. Italy gets
. al ,
tourists as France though not quite
/ as much, while little Switzerland is
/ the wonder of them all Some of
| the French statisticians place the
amount at $5O,OOO.OOO annually. In
| any case the sum is enormous.
As in Switzerland, hotels get a CON
siderable proportion of the money
| spent in Germany. 1t is the thermal
| bathing resorts, Germany being fill
1 ed with that sort of thing. which at
| tracts Americans. And, of course
/ that sort of attraction holds visitors
longest. It takes more than few
| days to complete a cure" France
| has few such places-Vichy. EFian,
| etc.-but she cannot compete at all
| with Germany in this line.
OF the money Americans spend in
Paris, according to Consul General
Mason. $7,O0O,OOO are spent with
| Paquin, Worth and other elegant
dressmaking establishments, the de-
partment stores and so on; $1,000
go to lingerie houses; S2,O00,000 to
dealers in antiquities and bricbrac
merchants. In England jewellers get
most of the money.
Now, turning things about what
do the countries of Europe turn loose
in the United States?
1t is estimated that on ordinary
years about 100000 emigrants
many of whom will become depend.
ent upon the state, flock to America
Some of these people have $50 wher
they land-all of them have a little
But on the whole they get more than
tthey bring in. Some of them, who
become money makers, send what
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TWO TABLETS AND
STOMACH MISERY GONE

The c. d. Smith Drug Company
sells and guarantees the best prescrip-
tion the world has ever known for
disturbed and upset stomach. gas,
belchinE. heaviness, heartburn, acid
stomach and biliousness.
1t is called MI-O-NA, remember the
name, and it banishes distress from
over-eating or fermentation of food
in five minutes.
1t is guaranteed by the c. d. Smith
Drug Company to cure indigestion,
sick headache, nervousness and dizzi-
ness, or money back.
No matter how long you have suf-
fered you will find a certain cure in
MI-O-NA stomach tablets.
about six weeks ago | purchased
box of MI-O-NA tablets for an ag-
gravated form of stomach trouble.
had been troubled for four or five
years, had tried different physicians
and a great many patent remedies,
but of no use until used MI-O-NA.
They entirely relieved me from pain,
and | can now eat most any kind OF
food and relish it."-A J. Fish, West
Carthage, N.
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KILLS A MURDERER.

A merciless murderer is Appendi-
citis with many victims. But DR.
Kings New Life Pills kill it by pre-
vention. They gently stimulate
stomach. liver and bowels, preventing
that clogging that invites appendicitis
curing Constipation, Headache, Bill
iousness. Chills. 25c at The C. d.
Smith Drug Co.
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they make back to their homes in
Europe. About one-fourth of them
return themselves to their native
lands-showing they have made more
or less money in America and have
taken it away with them.
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One section of No. /, two sec
tions of No. and one each of No. 3
and No. Is trailed in this afternoon,
No. / reaching here at 3:05. A bad
freight wreck in a cut east of Salida
was responsible
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Robert Knoche has taken the car
clerks desk, relieving Harry Blake
ly in the yard office and d. Hickman
is holding down the desk of W. W.
Wilstach while the latter is laying
off.
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S0CIETY-(Continuedl.

Mrs. " c. Talbert returned to
Denver this afternoon on No. 2 after
a visit of a few days at heS home in
this city.
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The superiority of HAWKES. CUT
GLASS is evident to the discriminate
ing buyer. C. w. Primrose, jeweleT
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were welded by the thermit process
last week Will probably be ready for
the road tomorrow.
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Mrs. S. G. McMullin and her moth
er, Mrs. Sarah Hall, returned yester-
day from Denver where they have
been visiting for the past two weeks.
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Mrs. Edward ,Kinsley and little
daughter from Kansas City, Mo-, are
visiting with Mrs. w. c. Boyer at the
Boyer House. Mrs. Kinsley is a sis
ter-in-law of Mrs. Boyer and will
spend few weeks in Grand juno
tiOn.
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A STOP THIEF" CRY.

The photo ticket bunch are max
ing a WHINE for YOUR MONEY IN
ADVANCE" on the statement that
Fotografer Dean has heretofore RUN
OUT COMPETITION. Since the
ONLY FAILURES in the business
here have been caused DIRECTLY
BY THE TICK EFT SCHEME worked
by THESE SAME PEOPLE last win
ter. it looks like they are in very
sore straits for an excuse to GET
YOUR MONEY IN ADVANCE.
FRANK e. DEAN.
BENEFIT-St Matthews Guild
Majestic theatre Thursday night,
October 20
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Mrs. ]. IL. Allen and Mrs. ]. H
Rankin entertained at large and
delightful Eensington party yester-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Rankin on Grand avenue. The dec
orations were of cosmos and roses
and were beautifully and gracefully
arranged throughout the spacious
rooms of the Rankin home. It was
one of the prettiest and most enjoy
able affairs of the season. Mrs. Ran
kin and Mrs. Allen will entertain
again on Friday afternoon.
Attorney Straud NJ, Logan is back
from days visit in Rifle.
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l. N. Wilbur, airman in the round
house. took layoff today.
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Engineer Cove is laying off and
has taken trip to Gunnison.
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Machinist Helper Carruthers has
resigned from the service
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Engineers Carpenter is back on the
1872 again after a short vacation.
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Engineer Cady and Fireman
Spangler have reported for the 527.
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Fireman Colburn is a new addition
to the extra board of coal beavers.
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RAILROAD NOTES

Firemen Goodman, Watts and
Scott are laying off.
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Engineer Chester Miller took the
s12 out on passenger service today.
pulling second Is.
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How about your Hats Caps Shirts Underwear Hosiery Etc We've
everything you could wanbg stocks lowest prices Wen save
you money.
We guarantee you against loss purchase We don't
won't have-a single dissatisfied customer.
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Machinist c. w Davis, who took
sick leave for a day. is back at work
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Work train engine 500 has been
put on the west local temporarily.
Fireman c. A. Johnson is laying off
that run.
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RA|[R0AD NO1ES
Firemen Goodman, Watts and
Scott are laying off.
Machinist Helper Carruthers has
resigned from the service.
l. N. Wilbur, airman in the round
house. took a layoff today.
Engineer Cove is laying off and
has taken trip to Gunnison.
Engineers Carpenter is back on the
1872 again after short vacation.
Engineer Cady and Fireman
Spangler have reported for the 527.
Maohinist c. w. Davis, who took
sick leave fer day. is back at work.
Fireman Colburn is a new addition
TO the extra board of coal beavers
Engineer Chester Miller took the
el2 out on passenger service today.
pulling second l5.
Work train engine SOS has been
put on the west local temporarily
Fireman c. A. Johnson is laying off
that run.
Boilermakers Mcmahon and Moran
have resigned, the latter leaving for
the San Pedro road where he will ac-
cept a position.
The 70l and Gil. the engines that
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-20

Boilermakers Mcmahon and Moran
have resigned, the latter leaving for
the San Pedro road where he will ac-
cept a position.
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You Can'tLos on Our Clothes

Mems and Young Mems Suits ovcoats and Rainoa 5 $780,
$40 and $25.
Youths Suits and overcoats $3.50 SS so $40 and $25O
Boys and chdrens Suits and overcoats S2 $780, So
$3.50.
Our line big variety fabrics and styles
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The 7o1 and 6ll. the engines that
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and ClOsing
Prices on BOnrd of Trade.

CHICAGO June 20-With a crop outlook
declared by one authority to be the worst
in ten years, wheat today closed 4ssq68c
higher than week ago. The finish was
strong and at the topmost point OF the
day Compared with last prices SATURDAY Lay
there was a net gain of 2hW29sc to 3Bc
q bushel. Every other leading staple on
change was affected, closing at an ad-
vance-corn, 1BG1Sc; oats, 1hql%c and
Today's sensational rise In the price OF
wheat resulted because the showers which
on Saturday broke the market, proved TO
the icomplaiutS from the" spring wheat
states, both this morning and this after
noon, were the blacklist this season. IL
was from the president of one of the lead
ing elevator companies operating in North
Dakota and Minnesota, that Information
came as to the outlook being the most uls-
couraging In a decade, according TO ms
Judgment. The market was sort oil
balloon ascension after right start.
Commission houses round surprlslns
volume of buying orders on hand with
apparently no end of the other orders Pill
ing up. A.. $500.
chase could be executed at anywhere near
the closing figures of saturday Ihe mar
ket opened with an upward rush, iolloWi
ing a remarkably strong turn or prices a.
minneapolis. Reactions were rev ahS
slight In each instance the chief cause
was S-ofit-taking, although showers re
ported from South Dakota checked bulllsf
enthusiasm a little at one time, Leadlht
local spectators worked vigorously on TN
buying side. ana were aply helpeu droi
the northwest and by the public at large
September ranged from 81 TO 941zc, CLOSING
at the latter figure, 21sQSc above the pre-
Vious close, Corn states, as well as thos
In The spring wheat belt, were said TO nee'
rain. ,. :
September fluctuations were between, 3
and 609sc, with the close strong at oOAa
OO3sc, "a net gain of 17sc
Cash corn was steady. No. yellow
closed at 59&i@6Oc.
oats were up on crop complaints, as
nf ha advance of wheat. SeDleul
Der price limits were S6AqS19sc. The clos
was 1Iaal%c up, at S19s.
rushed provisions higher. Final quotation
we're up lOaS0c for pork; 21sQ1h FOR lar'
and 7Iaa10c for ribs.
Leading futures ranged az toioWs'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Large Damage Expected in the North
west from Warm Weather.
LORE HEAT IS IN SIGHT
wheat Opens Nervous and Ranges
slightly Higher, with Cables
Lower ne the start-Traders
Get Buying Fever.
OMAHA. Inne 20. 1910.

OMAHA. June 20, 1910.
The reported general rains I'm the north
west Saturday evidently did not occur.
Forecast today shows clear and hot and
the damage must be large ana will be
rapidly increasing with each day of present
conditions. Some serious reports are being
reported to private concerns.
The weather has been hot and dry the
last ten days throughout the corn belt.
Some few complaints that rain is badly
needed. But II is doubtful II any damage
come.
Wheat opened nervous and ranged
Sharply higher. Gables were lower at the
start and checked the early advance
Toward the middle OF the day discouraginB
. reports from the northwest gave traders
buying fever and prices advanced rap
idly and closed strong.
Corn was strong and worked higher with
wheat early in the session. Later com
plants Of continued hot, dry weather
caused good buying and another advance
was registered. Cash advanced rather
brisk
Primary wheat receipts were 601O0O bush
els and shipments were 10000 bushels,
against receipts last year % $1,000 bushels
and shipments of $4,000 bushels.
Primary corn receipts were 603,OO bushels
and shipments were 4S7, 900 bushels, against
receipts last year OF $4,000 bushels and
shipments OF $4,000 bushels.
Clearances were 5000 bushels Of oats and
wheat and flour equal to 5000 bushels.
Liverpool closed Ad lower on wheat and
Nd lower on corn.
Local range OF options;
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DISPOSITION-HEAD.

CATTLE-Receipts of cattle were fair for
the beginning of the week, being somewhat
smaller than Monday of last week, but
larger than two weeks ago and year ago
While there was a feeling that possibly
strictly good fat cattle might command
and dull, with prices weak to lOc lower.
Advces from eastern points were not very
encouraging and buyers did not appear at
all anxious for fresh supplies, in fact they
seemed very much inclined to hold off and
await developments before filling orders.
Hence 1t happened that the trade was very
slow all the morning d. is t' .''
Included in today's receipts of cows and
heifers were good many grassers and
The market on all such was very slow and
in many cases at least 1Oc lower. The
fact is that grass cows have been selling
lower at all poitns so that the decline on
that kind was by no means surprise.
Grass cows being lower would naturally
depress the market to greater or less
extent on the medium kinds o. cornfeds.
Continued dry weather being detrimental
to pastures is making itself felt In dimin-
cattle of that description are slow and
| weak every day.
| Quotations on cattle: GOOD 70 cnoice corn
fed steers, S75OQS.25; fair to good cornfed
steers, $6.8Og7.50: common TO fair cornfed
| steers, $5.40Q6.S0: good to choice cows anC
| heifers, $6.00G71O: fair to good cows and
! heifers, A50d6.00; common to fair COWS
and heifeTs. S3O014.50; good to choice stock.
ers and feeders. $5.OOI6.lO; fair to good
stockers and feeders s47hq5:5o; common tc
fair stockers and feeders, $S.75U4 20: stoeh
heIfers, SS75Q4S5: veaI ca.veR. AoOQSOO
| bulls stays. etc. $S.75Q6.O0.
! Representative sales:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Signing of Railroad Bill by President
Taft Discussed.
FURTHER LEGISLATION TALKED
Action of wheat Market Brings Crop
Prospect Into View-Jump I'm
Grain Prices Checks
Stocks.

NEW YORK. June 2O-The operators
chose for the central subject of consuer-
atom today the signing by president Iart
OF the railroad DuI, ana the consequent
completion Oh contemplated legislation on
tnat subject for the present Inc action
VI the wheat market brought the crop
prospect into view as a conJending factor
ana interrupted the influence OF the rail .Oad
DIi mere was siignt increase Oh animation
an the speculation, as Is eVidenced by the
meager aggregate OF the days transactions,
but the last prices for the day were gem
orally the best.
The favorable effect on the tone of the
market OF the disposition of the railroad
legislation may be due simply to a feeling
OF relief that. II is out of the way. Some
of its clauses are av0wedly distasteful to
the railroads, as we'll as shippers. The
more Immediate influence of the bill in the
stock market comes from the fact that its
passage VIII be made the signal for re-
newed notices OF the intended increase in
freight rates.
In the financial district the conviction is
general that increases will be granted.
rms conviction underlies the apprehension
that tactics of protested discomfort and
alarm will be used by the railroads in the
conduct OF their campaign for the in
creases tactics which may operate to dis
credit railroad securities as well as to
recommend compliance with demands for
increasre rates.
The active efforts of banking representa-
yves toward reconciling great shippers to
the desired rate increases and the neces-
sary consultation with the government
authorities, enJoined by the new railroad
law, carry abroad suggestion that future
railroad rates are likely to be subject of
agreement, which the antitrust law will
hardly be invoked to prevent
The jump in wheat checked the slowly
rising tendency of prices of stocks but
without proving a stronger influence on the
granger stocks than on the general list.
iron producers seem to be making conces-
slons still to secure the larger volume of
orders which are reported Copper also
showed another decline in price in London
today. The offering for public subscription
or the Southern Pacific terminal mortgag &c
bonds upset supposition that these bonds
had been disposed of to German and Swiss
bankers at absolute sale. The London
market remains quiet in spite of the con-
Viction of coming period of easy money
Bonds We're firmer Total sales, par
value, 81, 1850
United States IS declined u per cent ir
| the bid price on call.
Number of sales and principal quotations
| on stocks wera as folloWs.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
SPECIAL PROGRAM BY KELLY
Orsanist mt First Methodist PrOvidep
Musical Treat Prior to Leav-
ing for Europe.

Thomas j. Kelly, organist at the First
Methodist church, gave a special musical
program at the church Sunday night,
which was greatly appreciated by a large
congregation, The service was the last OF
the season in which Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
will participate, as they sail Saturday for
Europe for rest and chance 10 study
European musicians.
The choir will be under the direction o6
Arthur V. lessen for the following two
Sundays, after which the members will be
released until September, but Mr. lessen
Will have charge of the quartette, which
will furnish the music for the summer
One Of the special features OF Sunday
nights program was the "Magnificat" and
"Nunc Dimittis." by 4. Tertius Noble Mr..
Kelly says that Mr.. Noble is one OF the
most promising of the modern school Of
Protestant church music, and that he has
attracted a great deal OF attention in Eng
land. lie is organist al York Minister, and
is considered by musicians to be a new
discovery, whose productions are rich but
on the strictest lines.
The sermon of the evening was preached
by Or. G.. w. Abbott. and dealt with
the question. Does Our Century Need q
New Bible?" The musical program was
as follows:
! Choral Lords Prayer
Choral Nersicles and Responses
Anthem-(wlthout accompaniment Yea
Though l Walk"-Sullivan. -
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis, t. Tertius
Noble.
offertory solo-"out OF the Deep" ]. C.
Marks, Mr.. Leslie Dick.
! Anthem - (unaccompanled) - T. Tertiui
! Choral Benediction, Lord Keep Us Safe,
sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-21
LocnI Securities,

Quotations furnished by Samuel Burns
IT,, $50 New York Life building. Omaha: