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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08

day when It had been particularly talk.
alive. Colonel Cocktails negro attend.
ant overheard the colonel say:
You old bird: I'll have you fried II
you don't stop talking. !"
The next day when the colonel sat
down to luncheon he had what ap-
pearsd to be hne chicken set before
MIN. 81 VI Il III
|. This chicken has ! queer :.aste.". he
said to his negro, when he sampled It.
Dat ain't no chicken. boss" the
negro replied ]; ..s!st's DIT 'er parrot r
didn't stop talktss.. 81
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08

that you were coming to Nice. ex.
amined you at the station and your
hair seemed to me to have been cut
by 4 southern barber and your boots
bear traces of the mud which we and
at Lyons" Sir Conan, surprised to
ind sort OF Sherlock Holmes whip
In hand, complimented the coachman
on his ingenuity and asked II he had
noticed any other point Of identin.
cation. eyes. one other said tho
"coacher" slyly. Il have read your
name which q On the trunk. - an.
don Daily GlobA. si
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08
THE FOLKS FROM MAINE.

The governor of Maine was at the
school and was telling the pupils what
the people Of different states were
called
Now" he said, "the people from
Indiana are called 'Hoosiers';; the PEG
pie from North Carolina, Tar Heels;
the people from Michigan we know
as 'Michiganders' Now, what little
boy or girl can ten me what the PEG
pie Of Maine are called?"
II know" said little girl.
well, what are we called?'' asked
the governor.
"Maniacs. Norfolk virginiap- Pilot.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08
A BUSINESS WOMAN.

III you do not marry me shall kill
myself in your, presence"
'.Give me until next Saturday at
MONDAY. n. 4. VI *.
ITO prepare for your wedding?
NO. to prepare for your suicide. BY
that time | can have sold the rights to
the picture TO . moving picture CON,
Germ" , Ii }Ss
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08
WHY THE ICE FORMED.

A Old Gent-Pon my word, madam, 1
should hardly have known you. you
have altered SO much.
!. Lady-For better or for the worse?
Old Gent-Ah, madam, you could
only change for the better. Judge.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08
TRUE SAYING.

7 suppose you And that baby,
brightens UP the house" said the bach.
elor to q friend who was showing oil
the first baby. Ilss, s9ss6a
Yes was the semi,sad reply. ''ws
burn twice the gas we used to-"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1911-12-08
HOW she KNEW.

He-You refuse me. then. oh, well
there are others! F5s d u
She-l know there are. / accepted
one Of them this afternoon. M
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
English Capitalists
 Ger Busy af Seward

Valdez May oThe group of dozen Engishmen passed through here days for Seward Alaska wholly with view of buying mining property.
 The Miner has learned from the reliable that they template the of the Alaska Northern railroad the the justify They mining the tributary Seward crita contemplate spending fully this gatng the prospective and exploring the fully through which the prospective road is
 by the field complete surveyed but into tue Tanana and Kuskokwim country.
 This capitalists railroads besides certain lines the United States They attracted Alaska wealth Balnger The testimony of number them make inquiry the railroads facilities
 they have examined the Seward mining they
 
  mneraed country through which road that unprospeced.
 What they have has caused them wire London and sail for Alaska early They working quietly making but little but their indicates that they greatly
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Mrs. Clifton Gives Whist Party

One of the most enjoyable parties Of the season was that given by Mrs. Clifton to few friends on Monday eve ming last.
 Progressive whist occupied the guests during the earlier part of the evening, followed by dancing, which lasted well into the five sma' COTS O nicht."
 The first prize in the whist games was won oy Mrs. ThurstOn and A. X. Grant; the consolation prize falling to Miss Haley and Charles Maltby. The souvenir score cards were quite novel in design.
 Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. Light, Mr. and Mrs. Thurston, Mir. and Mrs A. X. Grant, Mr. and Mrs, Saunders, Mrs. W. Brooks, Mrs Wittie, Miss A. Maltby, Miss A. Mur ray. Miss HaIley, and Messrs. A. E Maltby, Dr. Wortman, Capt. Donovan, L. s. Robe. H. Roden, NJ. Peters, J Duncan, c. Maltby, A. Graham ant Nat Lyons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
ShOrf W0feS AbOUf WeII-
 KnoWn People Of Nome

Seattle May "A large number of the old time miners this all John Mia who the Sand working steadily Dave Burton became interested with Tom Grah old quartz mine Washington they took but high they go Dave has taken section Calgary Alberta.
 linn Sutherland the blacksmith, is here working every day
 O'Ieary left for Dawson lime ago
 his home Michigan but will ill the spring
 Ramsey interested ill Seattle real paying his the last he seen in this city.
 Walter walters garb doing the Seattle cafe
 MDonad gone back prospect for coal The M Oliver Bachfod living with his brother the farm i'll B. (.
 l.. E Rose who hurt the railroad ill Nome Pete 11anratty is here large as life
 John and Jim Sutherland are both here
 bought house and lot after he reached the Bender Brothers and well pleased with his bargain
 Daygish and John Kelly who worked Council both here they will Alaska ill the spring.
 Things very bad The labor market gued ands have beeno out of all winer
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
STARTED HIS MILL BY HAND POWER

Fred Harrison, the well-known steno- grapher and conveyancer of Dawson, has opened an office in Landahl's book store, where he will give an exhibition of man pushing low-pressure type writer at high tension.
 For years Mir. Harrison was connect ed with the firm of Pattuilo X Tobin. !awyers of Dawson, and following the dissolution of that combination of legal alent, he acted in the employ of the iuggenheims. Getting the Iditarod ever this spring, he decided to go out nto the highways and byways as a free ance and arrived here on one of the first boats from tie Yukon metropolis.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
\. [. Company Starts
 Hardware Department

With Joe Matthews here to captain the job and Billy DeBaun, formerly connected with the company at Fair banks, to manage it. the Northern Commercial company is installing its hardware deparment, using the rear of the present store for the reception of the stock.
 They are putting in everything the camp demands, and will doubtless fill out the program by equipping a mach inc shop later. DeBann has been at Panama during the past winter, but will remain here for the rest of the year
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Goodwin SuperviseS
 Seward Trail Work

Valdez-Th official announcement is made that Walter L. Goodwin is to be in active charge of the work to be in augurated on the Seward Iditarod trail His headquarters will be at Seward. Goodwin, accompanied by his family departed from Seattle On May 8, en- route to take up the seasons work.
 Major w. P. Richardson, president of the Alaska road commission, has re- ceived notification of his promotion to a lieutenant-colonelcy
 Lieut.. Edgerton, who will take Cap
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Miners Home Cafe
 Opens to Good Trade

Popjch and Jemo are the names of the members of the new firm which opened for business in tie Miners Home cafe on Willow street, adjoining he Miners Home saloon, last Tuesday morning, when they started in at once to cater to a brisk trade.
 They have m attractive place in which to eat and their reputation as the builders of appetjzing dishes will draw 10 them large clientele, who know a Hungarian goulash when they sample one
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Janss M. Pirnie EnqIIjTad FoI

The Pioneer is in receipt of a letter from Miss Margaret NJ. Pirnie, of Mer- na, Nebraska, inquiring for informa- ton concerning the whereabouts of James NJ. Pirnie, who is believed to be in this district.
 The writer states that she has net heard from Mr. Pirnie for three years except indirectly, and the last trace of him came from the Iditarod. She is very anxious for some communication. FOR SALE-Largc-size phonograph,
 with 100 records. Inquire Pioneer.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Martha Glow in Jeopardy

Things looked serious for the Martha Glow and all other boats in her vicinity about 6 o'clock Tuesday morning, when that steamer ran over the Slippern mill log boom and straddled it with her barge on one side and herself on the other in such close proximity to the bank that she could not move her paddle.
 The current carried her swiftly down stream into the narrower run way, and before the boom broke to release her, she had damaged several small boats, the Neater launch and some polling boats.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Big TransvaaI Gold Output

London-A consular report just issued says that the total output of the gold fields of the Transyaal in 1910 amount ed to 7,533, 843 fine ounces, valued at $155, 736, ,433, as compared with 7,28O,- 542 fine ounces, valued at $50, 300, ,346, in 1909
 The Witwatersrand district, of which Johannesburg is the center, produced the greater portion of this enormous amount of gold from less than sixty miles of reef.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Found Through |ditarod Pioneer

On May last, the Iditarod Pioneer inserted q notice inquiring as to the whereabouts of Mase Wolff, formerly of Steindal, Germany, his sister being anxious to acquaint him with import ant family affairs. Thanks to the notice Mr. Wolff, who was then in the Kuskokwim, has been located and placed in communication with his re- latiypS
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Official Warning

The first heat of the famous hare and tortoise race was matter of history.
 The bookmakers were up in the air. The tortoise a l00 to 1 shot-had won under pull.
 The entries were at the post for the second heat.
 Calling the hare to the judges stand, the official starter spake thus:
 "T1ke it from me, hare, if you lose this time that gag about being drugged won't go. See ?"--Chicago News
 Sleep at the IdItarod Hotel.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

tain Pope's place on the road commits Sion' will reach here in few days.
 Surgeon Foster, of the U. s. marine hospital service, has reached Valdez. lie comes to investigate health con- oItlons, and will visit all southern Alaskan towns.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Big Corporation Has
 Entered Alaska Trade

Charleston, W. Va. - The Alaska Transportation & Commercial company of New York city has been chartered under the laws of West Virginia to conduct general transportation busi- ness to and from the coast of Alaska and to deal in furs, etc. The company has an authorized capital stock ot $l,000,00 and the incorporators are Capt Peabody of Seattle, L. R. Best, F. H. Tinker, H. Coughlin and A. M. Schwab of New York city.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
German Emperor Visiting

London, May 1.-The German Elm peror and retinue of servants arrived here Monday to pay his respects to King George.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
Government Wants Much Fish

Sealed proposals in duplicate, subject to the usual conditions, wero received at headquarters of the Quartermaster at Fort Gibbon on May P, and then opened in the presence of attending bidders.
 Following are the quantities needed
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

DUCKS and geese are said to be more plentiful in the deltas of the Yukon ana at the mouth of the Kuskokwim than In any other part of the world.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
IdItarOd Express COnpany

". " Ill make daily trips to all points of trl ne creeks, leaving Iditarod at am.
 T 6helnpofary office, Red Cross drug store. \ 1r rrompt delivery guaranteed. Joe Nc, Namee and C. o. Fowler, agents.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Save the pieces broken lenses re placed at Simpsons.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10
The Home Beautiful

We have plenty of Wallpaper and House Lining 10 make your home com fortable for the rest of the summer. Also paint to paint your boat and let people know you are ahoat. ANDERS0N BROS, & NERLAHD
 Phone T
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Quiet and cozy-lditarod Hotel.
Iditarod pioneer., 1911-06-10

Sleep at the Idltarod Hotel.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-30

Trenton Sonora Company.
Trsnton Steel company
trinity z,ns., Lead ana smelling Company.
Trout Creek Copper Company.
Tullytown Canning Co1apaaiy.
Tunnel- Connecting Realty and Investnens
and Hfltman shsfield Plate and
steriina Silver Company.
Turck Company,
Tnriey Brokerage Company.
Turner Wall Paper Machine Company.
7. and Y. Heating Company.
Union Cigar and ,roeacee Company.
6nicn Land Tnpravsmens Company Of
Union Paper Cup Company
United Brick and sand Company.
United Fiscal Agency,
United Grain Company.
United Ineuhator and Poultry supply Man
ufacturing Company,
United Securities Company.
United yni sss srsbo,as rin ~ sas SonlPanya
United Supply Company.
unitsd Syn4icate Buyers,
United Tailors Company
United States Ammonia Company.
qT1nited States Bend company.
United STATES Fender sonapahH ramnanv
H s7nitsd e. e. P Plats ls pla nai fre co nspapgas'
TYnifed States Smokeiess Furnace Company
T1nEsy rabl naannsrs easapa1n sss:ociat.on.
Universal MISUNDERSTANDING Company
u uaafss eonssraosisn ana Operating Com
vacuum Cleaner Company.
valiquet Novelty Company,
Valley Manufacturing cosApanys
x xsnaa nsakarE Hisaasisiee ara e4se~.44 Hs~-1
gsn asart gsnapaay;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-30

HfFENE
Watson Brothers Company,
Watson and Mcdaniel Company.
Watson. Wasko 4ad Co. Company.
WAYNE chsmIsaf Company.
Weber Foundry Company.
Webster Construction and Realty Company
Weldon Frick Company
s MeenawKea = Disposal Company,
welfer~cotter Company. HIzzzza
West End Assocfa
West End Hotel Company.
YVES, porcelain reel Bridge TOOTH ce eonpany.
Westerheld Towing Company,
western Trap and Target Company.
w. f. Cramer Shoe Company,
Whale Bone Poultry Food Company
W. II. Fisher Company. Incorporated.
w H HalpIn and Company.
White Metal Company.
Wilbur Fire Appliance Manufacturing Com
wificoxx novelty Company,
sWi,heLn and Kitten Company,
W william Il. W SKIM R NG'bg1A Manufacturers
within III. smith Plumbing and Heat
Ing Company.
william Penn Rllipestins and Transfa
wflliam ". Hayden Company.
Milliansport Motor Company,
Wilson Electric Manufacturing Company.
Wisconsin, Electric vsEicls transportation
wfssahiekoon Manufacturing Company.
" r Anes and Germany.
MMo1tSa nan Man namRsnfI Company.
Woadbrtdge Ice Company,
Woodfafd- Grouse and stoil.
Woodreft Ho<el and Land Company.
Wood Rivsr Exploration Company
@ ------- E-sl[+e- I&saskaAys
! Work Broth*rs Company.
World colstraetioa and Amusement cosn-
W p eatlin Company.
w. T. Mayer Company.
/ w. W. Morton Company,
1 Kyle Manufacturing Company
vatssviHe Cnei Company
Ye Olde Mountain Camp Company.
Young Rogers Amusement Company.
ara repealed. and all powers conferred
| Law upon such corporations. and each a.
| them are hereby declared Imperative and
II WITNESS Vh arsas, I hass negeante ses
r1x h&nd and caused fbs great seal 10 b~
/ aiaxed, At Treaton. this ninth daS Of Jane
uarg. eas thousand niue hundred ana
JOHN FRANKLIN FORT
fErest SeAL} Governor
IH& sste Gcvefmers
- I gIGE&Ghk
E4efezAfy ez Stats
A-NAH-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-30
aud Qndsrtakarssssssssassns e sSn


Dock Gas Engine Compare
Domestic and Foreign Construction Com
Ice Company,
Domestic Laundry Company,
Dominion Metal ana Manufacturing Com
Dos De Abril Mining Company.
Douglas Lacey and Company,
Dovsr Medical institute Company.
Dover Stag Company.
Downey md Company, Publishers, Incoig !.
Dream Amusement Company. IN
Dresden Realty. COMPANY. Z
Daniont development Company. ~
Durham Grocery Company,
Duquesne Dry Goods Company.
Durham Engineering Company.
Davaii vsrsish and Paint Company
Dwellings Construction Company,
Eagle Fancy Leather Company,
Eagle Nurseries Company,
&C.. A. Graef Company,
East Avenue Land Company,
East Coast. Electric Light, Power and Ice
Eastern Cold Storage Company,
Eastern Manufacturing and contracting
| Hasternn Paving and Construction Company.
Eastern s shiPen Raf,a,gy cee nroani
Ecoieston Lumber Company,
ECONOMY Paving and Construction Com
| Eddowes, Jackson Company.
Edgewater Lumber Company.
Y. ID IayroE Sompany
Edueat9e FupiHsnins Son,pans
Edwin v. Lane Detachable Keel beot ana
Snoe company,
Y. y. Gpnktin Sohipary
e; n GedsAaik ana Colnpany,
Electric Rubber Company
E ElsstrIiS Store Store bsrvies c e3PRaSs'
Electric Vaudeville Company
Electrical Publishing Company,
Eiectro metal heeeSers SoiipAhss
Eiectrolian organ company
Eiizabetn Basepsit Slups ,. ~onr.rv
Eiizapeih Mhnlei any aliS S
Eii1aDetnporL Brass fouh9Fs SonipahS
ELK Nailey Jehco Coat COMPANY, unt4aa
Eilams Dapte&tpr Solapans pnieeu
states 49,
Eilcnyhls 1ihg Soinpans'
inner Stass y VfHs rnan 80 Nauv
Empire FOUNTAIN rem company I" New
Empire Match ompanyL
Empire Traelns orora Soinpshs'
+. M. Wlthlns einpansl
EnainsI nie SIro StfSIna Conpeny os Garden
Enssrpriss Mereanuie NoHpaA " ~
tNoW s,etsSys ta- ranx,anx, ~ Naw Tar
Enterprise NoVelties company q new '@
seys ca ro,ooan,
EEnsespl Is rtets Somnanv
Entress br'eA S9inpanS. xaoo-noratoa
L. q hiSs anu So1 T
Eduit51le sRssastss -nnanv
ERIE tteat 1ssats
Erkenprasn Sh Eatr ssoc iP corananv
EsseA Souny 49, exaroaants
EsseN IouhG ~ ~Sfsf
ESSEX I'm xohipanys 40,
Es : 1sctrie rsmneny
EasISctAaS
Eareha Fa.enI IS9lnpanyy
Eulssa $500 SSYqsaag roronanv
EnEska sa
lyons manssa es,,r,ny campanv.
EEasais Erathera Cosn,,anv
L
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-30
]. g. DoNEHUE 8 SON.
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

Estimates Furnished, Jobbfng Prompt
ly Attended to.
Jefferson ST. & New Brunswick Ave.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-30

Company.
LabrcatIoa Packing Motor Company.
lyesan Ams.szasns ana Realty ampsnr
MaeEeiEou company
Mssinnis toai nriqassss conpany.
Magi washing Crystals Company.
name ana washington Securities Com
Malt cresmlet Company.
Mammeth Crystal Cave Company Of ATTAIN
ManhaIttsgn p-ook-css,np uaob,n. compaav.
Manhattan Dock Company.
Mammalian Xix company,
Manhattan stock and Grain Dealers Com
manufacturer Company.
Mariposa Mining Company.
Martou chemical Company
Maryland Electric Vehicle Transportation
Matarnoras Stone and Contracting Conn
Mstanzas Copper Company.
Macarthur Electric Manufactaring Com
Mecann Bros. Ice Company,
MCLEAN Arms and Ordnance Company,
Meadows Chemical Company,
Meers Artificial Leather Company,
Merchants Electric Light and Power Com
Merchants Fund Company.
Merchants Securities Company.
Mershon Company.
Metal construction Company. +
Metal Ware Selling Corapany.
Metallic Transfer Company,
Metropolitan Fire Proonng Company.
Metropolitan Mercantile and Realty Com
METROPOLITAN Mining and Mining COMPANY.
Aesropolitan ana suburban Real estate
Observation-Disclosures Power Company.
Mexican Copper Company.
Mexican National Sugar Refining Company,
sienIgan hasctric Vehicle Transportation
Mick's Automobile Company.
Midtown Enamel works,
Milton Sntder Company.
Minnesota Electric Vehicle transportation
MInorePuilsn Company. formerly Fslter
Bros, Company,
Missouri Electric Vehicle Transportation
Company,
Mistietoe Silk Mills.
~. j. Cunningham Company,
Monahan Stone Company.
Monmouth Chemical Works.
Monroe Automatic Awning Company,
Montague Company,
Montclair Hotel Company,
Montelair Transit Company.
Montevallo Coal Mining Company.
Montezurna Agency.
Moore and Company. Incorporated.
Moore and Mertens Company.
Morehead and Company, Incorporated.
Morris Domestic Refrigeration Company OF
Morrison Dredging Company OF New Jersey.
Morristown Manufacturing COMPANY
Motor Boating Company,
Motor Import Company,
Motor TalIy~Ho Company,
Mount Pleasant Stamping and Manufactnr-
M + Copertino Contracting and Trucking
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Youthful Elopers.
Brought to Grief
By Angry Father
Manila Boy and Man Who Assisted
Him to Get License Are Held
for Abduction.

Charging the abduction Of his l5-yeaI
old daughter, Charles Robertson of Ma
nilla, Ia, caused the arrest of William
Weaver. aged 10, and Frank Howard,
aged 25. both of Manila, at o'clock
Sunday sevening in Plattsmouth, fifteen
minutes after Weaver and Mildred Rob-
tertson had sworn rsfsely 70 tiTeir ages
and were married by the county Judge
Friday morning Weaver and Miss Rob
ertson eloped from Manila and were as
sisted by Howard. They went to Persia,
Ia, but a license was refused them there.
They then went to Council Bluffs and
later came to Omaha and here, too, the
officials refused to grant the pair a
license. From Omaha the clipping couple
went to Plattsmouth Saturday night. In
the evening, aided by testimony given
by Howard, they secured a license and
were married by the county judge. A
few minutes later the couple were rec
ognized by descriptions sent broadcast
by the irate father in Manila, and he was
notified. He ordered that both men be
held on a charge Of abduction. The girl
was placed on a train by deputy sheriff
and was taken to her home.
Miss Robertson was formerly a tele-
phone operator in Manila, and Weaver
was the proprietor of a small restaurant.
His attentions to Miss Robertson met
with the displeasure Of the father and
the elopment followed
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
GRAVE FEARS FOR STOLYPIN
Russian Premier Shows Symptoms
of Peritonitis.
PHYSICIANS GREATLY ALARMED
Night and No Improvement ia &.
shown, According to Later
Bulletins.

KIEV, Sept. 1.-THE condition of Pre-
mier Stolypin, who was shot by Dnitry
Bogroff at a gala performance in the
municipal theater Thursday night, is
eAasing- has -s,hysieiszss acsarm -fssriconiciE
has set in and the patients heart action
has considerably weakened. A lengthy
bulletin was prepared this afternoon by
the physicians, in view of the change for
the worse, as it was demed advisable TO
inform the public of the true nature of
the premiers wounds. This bulletin was
as follows:
"a change for the worse in Premier
Stolypins condition set in last evening.
Symptoms of local peritonitis were no
ticed, with indications Of effusion of blood
under the diaphragm At $50 o'clock this
morning the patients temperature was
969, pulse so, respiration 26 to IS. The
temperature two hours later was 986,
pulse 1O5, respiration "a to 2e
The bandages were removed at 10
o'clock and the mouth Of the wound was
found to be in a satisfactory state The
bullet was felt under the skin and re-
moved. local anesthetic being employed.
The patient stood the operation we'll in
every way"
The premier showed no improvement
during the day but the doctors hopefully
expressed the opinion that there was no
great cause for alarm The midnight
bulletin. however. was not reassuring
1t read:
Late tonight NJ. stolypln is still show
ing symptoms of peritonitis. Tempera,
ture IS, pulse 1e 10 12o, respiration 2s."
Omaha daily bee., 1911-09-18
Arranging Details
For Taft Visit

Dstails Of the arrangements for Presl-
dent Tafts visit 10 Omaha now await
the arrival Of l. c. Wheeler, the advance
special agent 10 whom they are TO be
submitted, who Is expected today or to
morrow Mr.. Wheeler used 20 be sta
toned in Omaha a few years ago. when
he had charge Of the government secret
service work in the land fraud investiga-
tions.
The page Of the printed itinerary OF the
presidential tour relating 10 Omaha has
been received, showing the railway time
schedule and outline OF entertainment Il
also gives a few salient facts about the
city, such as census population chief In
dustries. historical dates and 90 forth
The local COMMITTEES OF arrangements win
hold q meeting today the return OF SEN
ator Hitchcock making a full attendance
possible for the first time