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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
THIRD ROUND OF THE FuTURrTY
Good weather Prevails Mt Friend for
Competition of Dogs.

FRIEND. Neb, oct. 7.-(Special Tele-
gram.)-Nith fine weather and the largest
attendance OF any day since the opening.
courslng continued under favorable clreum-
stances. The second round Of the national
futuaty was completed and the third
round was run Oft with the following re-
suits;
VOLTA Austin beaten by Cap Kilcullen
Star Labona by Lost Minnie. Bashfu
KITTY by Mamie Sheridan, Grafton Queen
by Or. Ringng, Estela Brazen By Susie
Ann, Dark Cap By Sea Wolf, Lucy Brazen
by Pixies Peak, Thomas Davis by The
ConquereT, Fair Warning by Miss Corelli
Lucky Lad by Nellie Parton, Darkies sur.
prise by Green Laird, Chief Crazy Snak,
BY Cinderella, Hytone By Utopia, Bugger.
I'D ny Oklahoma Joe, handsome Joe by
1tteia. Maxine Elliott by Minnekohota
Lady Opal ran a bye.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
New Decision on Base BaII Law.

CINCINNATI. oct. THE National Base
Bah commission decision. announced today,
held that the complaint OF Player r. n
huisWiU against the ST. Louis National
league club Tor twenty-five days extra nav
was valid and directed the club 10 nav
The commission held that II a minor League
CLUB releases a PlSyet ia Va, playing sea
Of the major league club 10 accent ~
PLAYERS services az once and NOT reoutrs
him 10 lie idle until the following season.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
neal BOY. WANT Gam.,.

The Nebraska School for the Deaf foot
bau team has recognized and desires 10
book ganes with teams In Omaha. south
Omaha and Council blutfs. averaging about
lta pounds.
Games are particularly desired for Ccto-
per 10 For games phone or write c. IL.
Eldridge manager. School for the Deaf
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
Nouth Omahn Irnrne.

The O'Leary bowling team defeated the
Petersen q Alchaeisen team Thursday
night At the Central allies by a decisive
score, Every man OF the O'Learys rolled
above 600. Automatic pin settlers are beng
installed. The most exciting game OF the
week Is expected tonight The following
Was the score OF the game Thursday:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08

Three-base hit: Crawford. Stolen bases:
Parent Messenger. Double plays Zeider
to Parent to Mullen; Chouinard to Parent
to Mullen to Payne. Left on bases; Chi
cago, z; Detroit, g. Bases on balls Off
Olmstead, l; off Works, q Bases on balls:
Off O1mstead, i; off Works, 2. First base
on errors: Chicago, l; Detroit, 2. Struck
out: BY Olmstea6, 2; by Works, L. Time:
1870. Umpires; Perrine and Sheridan.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
McGim BUYS out Inter~st.

DENVER, Oct flames c. McGiH today
Ball club OF the Western League by pur~
chasing the half interest held By Secretary
VI. o Gunthorpe, The consideration is salo
20 have been $1,000
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
SoX Blank.
Tigers and
Score Twice
0lmstead is Invincible-Cobb Lands
Single, Double and Base on Balls
in Four Times Up.

CHICAGO. Oct. 7.-Chicago. with Ohm
stead working in invincible fashion, shut
Detroit today. to o. Singles by Zeider.
Mclean, Chouinard and Mullen counted two
runs in the fourth inning. Cogg got q
single a double and a base on balls on
four tries to the plate. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
CUBS DEFEAT THE PIRATES
Brown Holds Visitors to Two Scat
tered Singles and No Runs.
CHICAGO PUTS ONE MAN OVER
steinfeIdt stars at Bat, Getting Per.
feet score-LeifieId Touched Up
for Nine safeties-One Two
Base HIT.

CHICAGO, Oct. 7-Mordecai Brown to-
day held PittsburE to two scattered sin
gles and Chicago won the second shutout
OF the series, to 0. Steinfeldt starred at
bat, betting three singles in as many trips
TO the plate. Leifield was hammered for
nine safeties, but was effective in the
pinches. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
Grand circuit Races Postponed.

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct THE harness
races here were postponed again today UNI
al Saturday on account OF the condition
Of the track.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
BundinE Permits.

Mrs Harry Woodward, 4oo7 Dodge. alter
n22 Pinkney. frame dwelling. $500
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
OMAHA
SIOUX CITY

mo outs when winning run was made.
Sioux City ..........O / 0 o 2 0 0 0 rs
Home run: Kane. Two-base hits: Acock
(2, Rggert, Kane. Cadman, Reilly, Kill
bases Olnse Kitty W. the man in the mon
roy Struck out: BY OToole, 3. Left on
bases Omaha, q Sioux City, g. Sacrifice
hits: Kneaves, Stem, WEIGH, Isbell. Stolen
bases: Acock, King Riggert. Umpire:
Eentress
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
CHICAGO.
PITTsBURG.
atted for Liefield in the ninth.

Two-base hit: Archer Sacrifice hits:
Holman, (D. Stolen base: Steinfeldt.
Double play: Leifield to Mccarthy to
Warner. Left on bases: Chicago, 7; Pitts
burg q Bases on balls: Off Brown, 1;
off Leifield, q First base on errors: Pitts
burg. /. Struck out: BY Brown, s; by
Leifield, T. Time: 1880. Empires: Bren-
nan and O'Day.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08

Persistent Advertising is the Roaa TO
Big Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08
Standing of the Teams.
NATL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit. o, Chicago, 2.
New ork-Philadelphia. rain.
Bostc Washington, rain
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 0; Chicago, l.
Brooklyn-New York, rain.
Philadelphia Boston, rain.
Games To-day.
American League-Detroit at Chicago
Boston at New York, Cleveland at St
LOUIS. Philadelphia at Washington.
National League-ChicaEo at Pittsburg,
New York at Brooklyn, st. Louis at Gin
cinnau, Philadelphia at Boston.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08

The Key to the sltuation-Bee want Ads
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-08

Two-base hits: T. Jones, Works, c.
Three-base hit: Crawford Stolen ba
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
MURDER THE END
or SOCIETY ORGY

Tusla, nk5a.. Aug. i7--Tn the pres
euce of a score 81 Tulsa society women
in the TaHaha club house, six miles
east Of here, w. u. GrRybiIl. a produce
merchant Of Kansas city. was shot and
probably fatally wounded, J. J. Beck,
II local capitalist, has a bullet in his
shoulder and waiter has bullet hole
through his hand, The police are look
ing for Walter FaWcett. n vel known
club man. who ola the shooting.
In a signed statement, W. Q. Elem
ing. state law enforcement offiber, de-
ciared that practically everybody in
the house, including at least 20 society
women of Tulsa. were intoxicated
Oklahoma lis prohibition state.
Officers raided the club house after
the shooting ana found 200 pluts Of
whisky and 50 pir1ts Of champagne, az
we'll as score Of vel known married
women Of this section, many Of whom
were supposed to have been ut eastern
seaside resorts spending their vaCa
TONS but who have In reality been lly-
ing NJ the club house for more than
month.
An aye witness Of the shooting said
that the trouble originated when Beck
was discovered dancing with q woman
whose husband objected Beck ban
terinRiy offered 70 fight the husband
for possession Of the woman. They
came TO blows, II IL asserted.
Beck cot the worst Of the encounter
and began shooting. woundihg graybill
and the porter. Walter Fnwcett, man
aHef of the place. then opened fire on
Heck with his automatic revolver and
succeeded In placing bullet In Beek's
shoulder.
All this tifue the drunken tnen and
women IN the house were mounted on
the tables and on chairs and were
IntidiV singing what the ------- 10
we al care" MANY local business men
whose wives are absent from the city
RUSHED % Tanaha IN automobiles
end number uf them found their
wives IN the club house.
Ii was learned that several OF the
WOMEN at the house last night were
the wives of prominent state officials
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
DOCUMENTS COMING
IN CRIPPEN AFFAIR
Scotland Yard Official Bringing
Them to Assist Inspector
Dew.

Father Point, Quebec, Aug, le.--ln-
epectof Dew. OF scotland Yard, who n
week ago sunday boarded the steamer
Montrose, or here, and caused the ar
rest OF DIR. Hawley Harvey Crippen and
Ethel Clara lseneve In their night from
London, today again made his appear
Anee here In company with CHIEF Con-
stable Charles CSa0Nreau to await the
arrival at the Canadian Pacific railway
liner Lake Manitoba. due here about q
O'clock this afternoon.
While the Inspector did not make pub
llo the reason Tor his desire to meet the
incoming liner, IL Is believed he wishes
to have plenty ef time before the
steamers arrival at Quebec to confer
with Stam Sergeant Mitchell, OF Scot
hand Yard, who Is on the Lake Mani
toba.
Sergeant Mitchell IL bringing fT0sa
London tire documents In the Crippen~
TSeneve case necessary 70 the removal
OF the prasone4 TO England. The Lake
Manitoba Is aae to arrive in Quebec
about 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
SOLDIERS CALLED
TO STOP TROUBLE
Law and Order in 0hio's Capital
win Again BE Restored by
the National Guard.

Colnmbua Ohio, Aug. Prepare
lions ere being made 90 send 1000 sol
diets to this city tonight, following the
0fder OF Governor Harmon at noon.
calling out the troops. The action was
taken because of the increased rioting
Ia the strike on the street railway here.
Governor Harmon acted ON the adj
vice OF Adjutant General Wesbrecht
The announcement that troops were
again called out after the dismissal last
week of the s,2OO soldiers who served
here fer 10 days, created much exeite-
inent on the streets.
Cars on the Cplumbus- Dayton dIvi-
sion of the Ohio Electric Railway com :
pany were operated irregularly today
because OF the strike OF the tnotormen
and conductors.
nc Is said that so tfioterinen and COM
dnctors are out, tleing up the line from
Columbus 10 Dayton. Clerks and
stenographefs have been put on az
conductors OF SOME OF the cars
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
POLITICIAN OF THE
VICTORIAN ERA DIES
Earl of Spencer, Once Leading
British Figure, Succumbs
TO Disease.

London, Aug t6.---J. Poyntz Spencer.
NTH cart OF Spencer, died here today
He was born In 1896 The earl twice
held the posts of viceroy OF ireland
and president OF the council. and was
first lord of the admiralty from 1899
TO 1896. Up to 1907 he was chancellor
of the Victoria university. Viscount
Althorp. half brother OF the earl sue
reeds 20 the title,
The earl never recovered from n par
alytiC stroke. which he suffered I'm No
vembef, 1906. He had another slight
seizure recently, since which time he
gradually sank in health
The 'red earl" as he was called
on account of his flaming beard. was
one OF the last OF the early Victorian
political warriors Perhaps the most
conspicuous services OF his career were
his two terms as lord lieutenant OF Ire
land He was an eye witness OF the
Phoenix park assassinations from q
window OF the vice regal lodge
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
BRADSTREET AND DUN
REPORT ON BUSINESS
More Favorable Showing Is
Made for the Week Ending
Yesterday.

New YORK, Aug. il radstreet's
Saturday said
Increased arrivals Of fan buyers and
a nqea surabfn increase IN house trade
resulting from favorable weather are
features reported at leading western
and eastern markets. The heaviest
bTvinR is however by cCHverteTs and
manufacturers, and jobbing sales are
mainly 1t small quantities. The retail
trade shows relatively less expansion
iron ard steel are quiet. The August
report Of unified orders on hand ny the
GaadinE interests is Of reduction for
the last month. not, however, "a large
~ the average monthly reduction noted
I'm the preceding quarter.
In the building industry the pause
Indicated I'm earlier preliminary reports
is Confirmed By lated advices. The turn-
her trade Is quiet, and some price CON
onssigns are noted.
business failures i'm the tinted
states for the week ending August II
we're 23i. against 1876 last week, 2t9
m tho same week in 1909. 249 in 1908,
ltE in 1907 and I43 I'm 1906.
BUSINESS failures I'm Canada for the
week number 20. which compares with
q for last week and 23 In the cor
responding week In 1903.
Il 6. Dun e. Co.'S weekly revitw OF
trade today says.
The situation liz undoubtedly better
than most Of the records for the month
NJ July now appearing indicate Wealth
or conditions have improved. so that
tho crop prospects are brighter than at
the beginning of the month.
IN dry goods curtsilment Of output
and frmer values are the features. this
being due to the high cost Of produce
ton and conservative purchases.
A gafiuFafrfnrsy NgnffYVy,n fal
orders is noted In the shoe trade, and
more interest is shown for spring. The
leather markets are not strong and
active rs to hides but there Is some
improvement and tanners are less in
Clinrd to grant concessions on most
descriptions
Further sharp advances have been
realized this week In almost very va
riety of domestic and foreign hides. and
the demand Is especially active In late
sailing stock, which is about the best
quality of the year.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
FAMOUS WAR NURSE
SUMMONED By DEATH
Florence Nightingale, Who
fEafned fame In the Crimoan
War, Answers Can

fsyua0n Avg III Florenrs night
sNwHte. fNe famous nugse W che tlvf-
Assftu var ana fife only W0rnan Who
eyer received tha Order III Merit died
Sturdy aftefno9n II her London home
Affifeefsh sfio had ben ali Invalid for
4 fDng Sffan, faralY feaVtng nes room
Aes Heath vas somewhat unexpected
A week. aro she wa8 quite sitk. mt
then improved md on Friday Fa9
NAeerfta During that night alarming
tyfM#gSma afvelapea and she gradually
@4Bk 88fh 3 otcF9eR Sunday afternoon
Nfe9 20 attack Of 1eart Raiiurs brought
ffef efnefaf win BE- an quiet AZ pos
w4ftse. hi accordance wth her wishes
fpfrf gse recent years. owing 20 her
ke@t,feweEs ana advanced age Migs
AfghefngHte had received 5ut few vfsi
FysB Oh Nay ~ last sbe celebrated
hef Aaff hfahd4Y
FLORENCE Nig4fingaf6 was born May
~ fs98 sire wa the hfst woman To
fpffpw i modern atn5y into brittle ~
nfff@A ndA hi tfe tfimean var gained
Tee tEsie 1T Angel 0f the trifnea
ht the close 5f the war sffb was en-
nafed tY 4 Testimonial fund emeahtfnE
Al F866D10 "a found va institution for
tste ffHihiftg Vf nurses, the Nightingale
hgtfi6 st st THONGS hospital She WINS
Hsf1 fife mems III caftine attention 60
ftt9 itfsanttafg conditions on camp nos
esfass
az 1909 she received fne fraeH6n IL
tffe city NJ london. King t5dWard he
stbNeH ubba lief tiie order ~ Mefft
ssfe mort bytfifsiga distinction hi the
kift III tfiE british sovereign .fffb mem
befefJb bf TIE bfdef is limited e. IA,
aflH ffietftHeA such men IA Lord rob
efih fsOfH WbisAley. Ti6tH Mhfqhai
kigehtteff Jaffes Bryce Prince Yana-
Eata and Aainitai f8k6
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
CARDINAL. IS BLAMED
FOR SPANISH MIx-Up
Spain In Semi ofilcial Note Puts
Entire Quarrel on Ills
Shoulders.

Madrid. Avg ag.---A senai-ofTacaaa note
issued today attributes TO Cardinal
Merry del Val the papaA secretars OF
state, sole Responsibility aeF tire acts
Ok the vatican III the CONTROVERSY with
spain. The note Says that the state
snonts lssuea By the cardinal for the
purpose, according to the note. OF fn-
xitaencin9 the press OF the world, win
make no Impression on the spanish
government
The congregation or extraordinary
eecfesaaskacAA AFFAIRS" the anSplrers OF
the M0t state. yves never consulted
during the negos aatlcns between Spain
AFsA tire vatican which have been going
orr Cor month"; Premier CAnaae3as
knows THAT every aeclstbn III the
present controversy wees taken solely
~ Cardinal Merry Del Val
Nome Aus. rs owing rs j mis-
SsSsaerssanasnk ii was stated che time
oe xhe abandonment ~ the clerical
construction MI SAn Sebastian AUG
est I, that Tire ~atieAn haa instructed
4l.e Roman Catholics III Snhah to pre-
vent tAA gnanifesta ti0n. The watioan
SOW NiNhaS II c1earlg KNEW that thIS
Ntatelnenk Nsas incorrect
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
BELGIAN EXPOSITION
SWEPT by BAD FIRE
Milllohs 81 Francs II Loss Id
damaging Blaas which De.
sAf0ys Exhibits.

lsstlNHeia ANe ~ II II sgarnNslAls III
ehN istVAeilt nnAsgNslun rs estimate eluae
W tsae lpNaes III tie ilfe WhA.h lust nlalt
MWetas tllfunNll thA 8piAinn eknual4tsn
~ isiN wlpihN ulAt white aeatsana III
llse fA1tg illsN architecture ana causing
RhK hlAN 81 tvs YHa bus tha damage
I'LL ttAN intu lnillluhs III sFafca
Y1in faSses HnWeyef. Will Not BE IA
NguNl As WAS Ill h4Hs hplleNnd. when
NkfAnN Hin excitement Msf tha ta,ntia
EtMklufi tAHN NnsN essihAlhd IA &ANA !
NHH Tile entire NaiMiah Mnd hfiii4h
sAknnA kha W1laia KhFsne#ap If hatla-
+efA thh k'esAaS lNsand 80 the axposi-
kAtAss Will water elnlleA, tnbaaaan sNips
MNa 0thfF eiieelhl pntafSAinhAasAta
40 eNets tislhR west og the Avenue Dea
Mnfl0nN were tseAtl&Steta. bnt bN herafs
MsttM Nk thN hFenAan ana ffanhs n ghA
Nakay NantA III lhe morning ana tbs
NEE ~ slNnAnil1e IA bloNina un buslainaa
rs Nae Nsath " the iAEites. the aFA Ms
Pgsrllylils exeFsthlAg III she Amer
9gfH R4DNisAA HlskgaXA. NnFNaksnn Ana
RElNlt kna 1AsAfsish ahsl SMias seq
tgafa N OaAs the facadea of
MIltsal It'll tNKaA III thA phtsfe FRENCH
NesKs0tl 4hN latter enhtaAntnN NAhaahla
Akk sbsleFkssan, Mafe burned
ftAaasAAFlNs Are MAbat priceless Afe
HI NplAR. which had lseNn ibAna.A 81 Ana
N6|gNakfsAN nt AeaNlfAa by IN 44sesu.ass6
N#8 t4ufNism Tapestries lAfNA axNllls
E4ph nk leNelt many pAgntsnns. afAaf
Mse# nhd nnnENaAt fsl1aalkukA Nsre re-
asRlNn esplbses hesas.A ehS s 80 e II
sFtN NA1nNs ara ire plAlaM4sak at4ssssaA9s
80 AtlssAAfsea ~ tAke advantage al
AZ i NseRsshs eA4Ax To-Day ia sxeea.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
SOCIETY WOMEN ARE
SPARED COURT SCENE
-
Judge TnterVenes TO Prevent
Those Caught in Big Gam
bling Raid.

Earraganseet Pier r. r. Eug. II ~-
The fears Of more thar a score Of men
and women Who were caught IN tho
raid in the Tarragansctt club a week
ago That they would nave 70 appear I'm
court rext Monday as witnesses were
dispeHed to-day when Judge Nathan f..
Lewis, advIsed Constable John o..
Cross, tbe young header Of tbe raiders.
not 10 summon the witnesses for that
date.
The crusade against gambling was
brought before tho courts today for
fha second fine. when William r.. Ar
noId, who Is charged win maintaining
a gambling nuisance, reiterated his
plea Of not guilty, and flied demurrer
70 the complaint.
Judge Lewis said that arguments on
the demurrer would be heard next
Monday
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
ARMOURsS NOTEBOOKS
SUDDENLY DISAPPEAR

Chicago, Aug. sg- That the steno-
sraphers notebooks d Armoar d CO,
wanted ~ the 1eseraa grand suzp
Which Is invest gaxsng tho so~caglea
hcef si'ust. we're destroyed me aay
asefere the grand 5ury asked rhax thev
be proiuceA wfIl t. 4he Plea q rassres
sssEifa1 1ves 81 the enfnpamY when gssaw
lszrned today,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
YOUNG All LOSES
HIS MEMORY N LONDON

1sonaah. Aus II 10 american csn4
bassy y AvestlsatsAg the puzzling
case - i yoang American, mlho mas
c0mpaeeszs host Ms memory. era Ii aa0w
.an inmate Il - GdosgsN lmfr4nary
C1saaeA It, n appareAsas weh born
anA &ancaGea ana xhlnsxs 9hak hls nasae
u JoMn nwexca lie talks nc0hafamk1s
X cAacage asla Nestph
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
1910 - EMrnEn-

<shscaN0, AGae 16. re S1st tf'iennisa
eonclave ct xhe grand encanapmens ct
the knights Te1nplaG. which began
here last sunday. came 10 an 0fFcial
close eoaay. fsrana Muster Aaelash lt.fS
xl4e caty last night. Tlae EaYa ct Eass4
40n a4la 9sss PARRY of English knl0hrs
8efaplar started " boat today ron
MACHINES island They win san from
Montreal f0r EnSlsna August 81
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
ST. YER CHAMPION is
SUMMONED BY DEATH
General a. ], Warner, Of Ohio,
Prominent IN Cause, Was
Civil war Veteran

Marietta Ohio. Ang. 16.-seneraa Al
D. Waanes, one 81 tne Ynost prominent
free silver men az Tire country, died
here today ct the anfirsnities Of old age
He was born at wales n. r., IN 1854
ard served III the civil war, where ne
was breVe&ed brigaSier general Eae
was a member az congress from 1873
Ia 1851. ama from 1883 10 1887.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18

Hala decks IRE estimated - ~ 90
RIFLES an hour swallows IN rather
ENstsr, ana 3lse s~lft hies over 700
miles ia hour
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
'ss'slEa455z asyJaURsSaf'ss 1As


Wnliaeh, Is Aaa. i5gAt
i reception hiveh lo Congress
mar II a Hatmef the orchestra
ataFksH 3 risaIsy ot we'll kHoNn
eFra Shout the sixth Number
III the ussdlsy was Al1lxls.n
5tlitsd States senator w. o.
EiaybtaFn iNaped ID hls feet,
Nsf9He nefcss 10 tlie musicians
mftb cried cut. Hfhls II i re-
E'lthIlsaii sftsstil'e We Nant ~
THE atfsaxed ltitisleinns slur
phd litiftjHdiuthly. The senator
naNBde hnek FL I'VE sBst. Alta
fsfulNNsil " silence MAYER Han
eUlf asrse Hnd elUsed The saeas
IFSH MIR Hskbufn vatlily tflsi
II nFAVsht tliA eFesefnh 81 the
statue % 1eneral H. e.. Lae IA
etatlFHaeFhAe HtilFuFiu Ii, the
eapltsl u washington
k&A&AkA44A4AAAA44AAA&AAA
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18
ROOSEvELT'S TRIP
DEFINITELY ARRANGED
Former President win Make
Journeys Through che West
and The South.

New York AuH 10 1he itinerary al
ex President ROOSEVELT on Ma conaanR
western ana southern trip, as finally
arranged, " a. foit0Ws
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-08-18

ut Is feech Il Indiana f0f SsefAAA
tor Aaergdga u 4 wlach 3aat Set closen
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-16
STATE BOARD REPORTS
Large Number of Deaths Due to Epi-
dennic of Typhoid in Milwaukee
During April, May and June.

MadiSOn.-The outbreak of the fol-
lowing infectious diseases were re-
ported to the secretary Of the state
board of health for the months of
April, May and June, the figures for
which were given out today:
Diphtheria, 1913; deaths, 40: typhoid
400; deaths, IS: smallpox, 12S deaths;
scarlet fever, 1871; deaths, 81 measles,
2,483 deaths, 81; tuberculosis, 305; deaths,
1444; meningitis, s; deaths, 4.
The total number of deaths during
the second quarter was 1854, exclu-
sive of still births. There were 49,
9S7 births, 5,272 marriages and 2 ,543
accidents, The unusual number of
cases of typhoid fever recorded is
due to the severe epidemic in the city
of Milwaukee and Milwaukee county,
where 646 cases were discovered
Concerning the cause of this cpl
demic the board says:
''It is safe to state that most Of the
cases are produced by the consump-
ton of polluted water or milk which
has been infected by individuals hav-
ing the disease, or persons from fam
lilies where the disease exists
The classification of deaths for
Milwaukee county for the scond quar-
ter is as follows:
Total, 1,793; pulmonary tuberculosis,
149: other tuberculosis, II: typhoid fever,
IS; diphtheria, "a; scarlet fever, 40:
measles, IS; whooping cough, 10; pneu-
monia, 249; diarrhea enteritis. under ?
puerperal septicomia. s: cancer, a; vol
lence, 1O2; still births, q.
Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1910-09-16
PLAN TEACHERS MEETING
Board of Normal School Regents Ar
ranges Series of Conferences IN
Madison During the Fall.

Madison.-The state board Of nor
NAL school regents has arranged
series Of conferences Of normal
school teachers and other educators
of the state in Madison in October,
November and December. Improve
ments in methods of teaching and
arrangement of courses of study in
normal schools will be considered.
The conferences will be in the as
sembly chamber of the state capitol.
The dates are as follows:
Mathematics, Oct. IS; music, Oct.
14-15; geography, Oct. 21-22; Eng
lish, Oct. 1929; science, Nov. 11-12;
history, Nov. 1919; pedagogy and
psychology, Dec. 2-3.
One of the questions to be con-
sidered will be the ACCESSIBILITY Of
introducing manual training, domes-
tic science and commercial courses
in all of the normal schools.