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The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
Associated Press.

Washington, May 2S.-The United
States is prepared to send marines
and blue jackets to the interior of
Cuba for the protection of American
and foreign interests when neces-
sary and where no Cuban forces are
available for that purpose. even
though President Gomez should OBJ
ject to such a course
The daily sentinel., 1912-05-28
Georgians Plan Demonstration.

Atlanta. Ca, May 2S.-Georgia' s
delegation to the Democratic nation
al convention. which will be chosen
at state convention here Wednes-
day, will be aecompa MED to Balti-
more by 1000 Underwood support
ers travelling in two special trains.
Plans have been completed for the
trip.
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Makes Dozen Speeches.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Atlantic City. n. J., May 2S.-
President Taft closed his campaign
in New Jersey today with speeches
in over a dozen towns. Large
crowds heard him at every point.
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CUBAN ROW
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Caimanera, Cuba, May 2S.-The
naval transport Prairie arrived here
today with LIS men OF the United
States marine corps.
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THE BLAME IS PLACED FOR THE loss
Of |[LFAIED STEAMER, T|TA|i,C

Captain Smith, by Disregard Warnings and Captain Lord Disregard Sness Signals
Responsible for Awful Loss Of eWhh England Left the Responsibility for Furnishing
snip wne VINO Were Willing Risk Loss Hundreds Lives in Order Have Speed
Records BnCaptan patha Praised and Senator Smith Declares the Cap
iams Name Should Be Enrolled the Book Good Deeds Till the Rmos Period
eW Star Line Officials BdI With the TRUTH They Are Tarcay Scored
Americans Must Become "the Soldiers Of the Sea-"
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Bryan Picks Clark or Wilson.
Minneapolis. Mimi, May 2S.-W.
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Virginia League
Magnates Confer

MaGnntcs OF the Nirginla League
VIII Satncr at the jefferson Hotel
ihis afternoon - I o'-iuch for thc
Purpose Of rrnrr.InSlug the cirrui,
and 10 discuss other matters of i'm
purthucc Ia the league. DauyilIc
hns quit, leaving Just seven citic.
III the circuit. @unuik. The Iocirut
substitute. refuses franchise an
long ~ the two other western citIas
h"hn"kc aud i.SncSburg. rcn,nin.
ihe ienEut may determine 10 keen
the club in Dan'illr or TRANSFER &,
10 suh"iA. There seems Iit,Ic nrob-
nhiIif, that ISnchburg and Ronpoi<o
en-" ne thrown out. The meeting
promises 4" be warm. and upnn the
d'hhc'"it"ns Of the member. WIN
snrr"l! depend the ultimate fnte NJ
the "rEnnlxntIon.
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EIGHTH INNING IS
LUCKY FOR LOCALS
Strain Starts Batting Rally Which Wins Game.
Adam Clyde. Late o. S. League Twirler,
Batted All Over Lot, and Sexton
Is Called to His Reie

fltcher ADAM clyde. OF LynCnDurS
formerly known as Pitcher clyde
Adams, of the Richmond Rebels" in
tss United States League. got his
bumps in the eighth inning of yester-
days game, when the score stood
10 in favor OF the 1Iill Slimoers. Ere
n third of the inning was over two of
the Colts had crossed the plate. and
sexton, who replaced Clyde, was UNI
Hble to stem the tide. the four hits OF
the Colts netting three runs. Keiley's
men were unable to reach the plate in
their part OF the ninth. and the Colts
won the contest, 1 to >.
Charlie strain twirled :, pretty game
for the locals, striking out nine men.
His hit in the eighth inning started the
run-get.ing that won the game.
In the nrst inning NIXON laid an
easy one down TO Kalcy ana went out.
Griffin handled CUMMINGS l'~cr with
grace. and Wollums famed at three.
Griffin and Graf were hit by pitched
balls Adler made first on Il iieiders
choice Griffin being forced at third
Graft and Adler executed douo!e
steal. Burke famed, and Raley iiieo
out to Woolums.
- ~ -. Ad,er,s
head Hooker singled to right Nor
I'soh ,a'" "-' ,h.s. M, Viii
IeE' ny % ~ -, ,1 IIor<
VIM ~ I,sin,,.e n.r-
e. oieu az '.e - 49, t,,,',y,,u -.
~ - 800, c,"ni, 10 Ha-
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ieI' VIZ aa'eilip,ea Wv ri - iset
Is S..t. ,i.,,,,,,o,I et,'',Iad IN
eNoL. III 'i'e ~ - $50, IN
Iisht anu az any 5e''.s ~ ,od My
D'"". 50 ~ We 49," ,,,,,,a,,
On snMs,eu - -, 800. c.r,i,,, 80 Sni'w
s't, nv ,n,,s ,,,t
ne scNe't'H t""'ne " 'mu $50 ~"
a nun hciosA iVi .nc ",a' u
nv ny 10 Se"',e pmr,,
M9O'" iIn 49, ~, "a iaN, Maths
e e"u ~. ,o., .nari,y
rten 70 ~. ""Nt ny 20 '-',,
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halmers
MOTOR CARS
0ordon Motor Company
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
PITTSBURGH WINS
Ih1WELFT TIL INNING
Single and Two-Baggcr Give
Hard-Earned Victory
Over Chicago.

Pittsburgh. Pa. June "A single and
two-bagger in the twelfth inning
gave the local United States Leaguers
II hard earned victory over the Chicago
team to-day by score OF I TO q. Chi
cago appeared to nave the contest
sewed up until the sixth. when the To-
calls tied the count with a pair OF trl-
pies and single. Gertcnrich again
starred at bat with a home run and a
triple. Score:
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HOT RALLY IN NINTH

Detroit. June Jean Dubuc got a hot
liner on his pitching arm at the opening
o: the ninth Inning to-day and was dis
apIed 10 an extent that caused him 10 pass
three ncn and let two others hit safely
resulting III three runs for the Red Sox AS
me Tigers already had four however, the
nuiS h'alaed i'oston nothing. and the locals
won TO 3. Until that ninth inning Tho ned
COX aid not have a ghost OF a chance to
score. only three clean hits having been
,akeh from i'ubuc Collins was batted hard,
but the Tigers were too Careless nm ,hn
e1chs, number or them getting tagged.
thus Keeping the Detroit total down score:
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WHITE SOX DROP
THIRD STRAIGHT
Senators Take Another Fall Out
of League Leaders, Win
ming by 4-to-2 Score.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT BROWNS
Tigers Whip Boston in Close
Game, and Cleveland Loses
to New York.
ATHLETICS DEFEAT BROWNS

Chicago June 1.-The Senator's took an
other fall out OF the White SoS to-day.
winning the third straight game o. the set.
I TO = 1t was pitchers duel between
Groom and LANCE until the seventh. In
that period the Senators pricd In his crust
FOR couple OF talies. In tho ninth an OK.
ira pair OF runs cinched :; :or them. I4angc
allowed bu, six hits. four OF them In tho
seventh. while Groom touched for hye
sl.et!es Score:
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GIANTS OVERCOME
1HREE-RUN LEAD
Reds Lose Key to Mathewson
Puzzle, While McGrawites
Find Suggs.
CUBS WIN FROM BROOKLYN
Pittsburgh Takes Boston Into
Camp, and St. Louis Drops
Game to Phillics.
CUBS WIN FROM BROOKLYN

to n rolling start to-day with a trio OF runs
In the hrst inning. the Reds lost their key
to the Mathewson puzzle long enough to
give the Giants chance TO solve Suggs.
and win out Ivy score OF I to 6. Susss lost
his grip in the sixth and gave up TWO bases
on balls which figured prominently in three
runs. The Reds reached Mathewson for two
more in tho seventh, but Suggs was not
equal 10 the occasion. Three hard smashes
IN the eighth and "a bad throw by. SugSs
gave the Giants the game. despite the lone
tally hung M by the Reds in the ninth.
Score.
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HARD HITTING is FEATURE

Cleveland, o. June 7.-C!eve!and took an
uninciNiIu! beating at the hands o! the
Yankees this afternoon, losng b. 10 Il
game IN which the hard hitting o; the visit
thrs Was the chic: outstanding feature The
Yankees piled VI fourteen satciies of steen
M4tchelI and BasHettc. while the Maps were
painfully gathering lean nve of WARRIOR
ana caldwell Chase led ihv hitting with Il
triple "A double and a single and linn con
ttlnutel q nome. ana s!nEle. Scnrt.
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Sew York,


'natted FOR Mitchell in eighth
score ny innings: r..
New k.......................0 3lOo-7
Cleveland .......,.........,....o 90 o o 60
summary: Huus-Zinn t2). Chase 49,
Wo!verton, Gardner TNHo-base hI,s-Crec,
Sweeney. WARRIOR. Chase. Threc-base hit
chase. Home run-Zinn. Sacrifice hits
Gardner, Wolverton. Stolen bascs-Woiver-
ION Gardner. Double plays-peckinpaug ugh
10 Eastcrly to Bali: Wolverton to chase
Lefi on bases-New York. !; Cleveland. ..
FIRST base on errors-Ncw York. /; cIeye-
land. i Hlts-On Caldwell In 4o-3 in
hinGs' of Stecn. 0 in innings (none out in
siNthl. First base on baiis---Ofr caldwell. >:
on Mitchell. l; off Warhop. ]. Struck out
by Caidweli. 2; by Steen. 4: by Mitchell,
o Dy "arhop' : Wild pitch-Mitchel
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FEATURELESS GAME

Brooklyn. June The Cubs grabbed a
victory from the Dodgers IN a leatureless
came TINS afternoon, winning by Z to ..
lng'ins, tho Brooklyn twirler was hit hard
IN the pinehes. and IN addition gave NJ six
.pes on oal!s Leineid was in great form
inc Dodgers got only four blnglcs. and two
OF thesc went 10 Daubcrt. Score:
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NO CHANCE FOR DOVES

Boston. June Tho Pirates were victor!-
Gus nero this afternoon in genuine thriller
by a score of to q. uendrix backed by
alright H"ldinS, gave tho Doves no chance
TO score. nhe Pirates pIied open a deadlock
with one in"n In Ia" sixth and scored three
more III It sensational finish. Hendrix con-
,1puted Il triple and double 10 his own
Nictorl. aud Wilson put over a honic- ana
L single. Score:
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Boston
DetroIf.
Totals ...a4 z "a II Totals :. IS "A u s
'Batted for Carrisan in ninth.
tBatted for Collins in ninth.
ScOro by innings.

Boston ..........................oO o 90 90 %
Detroit .........................o l 000o1 -
Summary: Runs-BraGley, Wagner, CARR
gan, Cobb Crawford Moriarity. Dubuc
Two base hits Moriarity, Bush, Speaker.
Sacrifice hits--Bradley. Loudcn. stolen bases
Cobb 90 Q Bush. Crawford. Wagner (2).
Left on bascs-Bosion. .; Detroit TO- First
base on errors Boston. j. First base on
balls-Oh Collins. 9; OF Dubuc. 3. Struck
out-.By Collins. 6; by Dehuc. ]. hit by pitch
er-By Collins, J. Time OF game, 2:0e I'm
pires. Connolly and IIarA
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'Batted for hamilton In second.
1Battcd Tor T.. Brown In ninth.
score ny innings. II.
pniladelphia .....,............o oooo5lo-a
st. ouis........................o o o o -
summary: Runs-l.ord 90, Oldring t2)
Collins Baker, StruRk, McInns, EEan. shot
Ten. iaporte. Pratt. Hall!hnn. TNo-base hits
Lord. Baker. Th-ee-ba<s hit-Shotten,
Sacrifice hits--Struak. McInnis Baker. Wal
lace. Plank. Stolen bases-Bsrry. Strunk
Oldrins. Left on bascs-St. Louis. 20. Phil
adelphia. :" liits-On hamilton, : in in
n!nss on Allison. 10 in innings First has
on Oa!ls-On Hamilton. J. of Plank. .; OF
-All!son ;. Struck out-By Plank :: by
Hamilton. :; by Allison. l. Passed bali
kricheli '2i. Time OF game. . hours I'm.
p!res. Perrne and D!neen.
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VICTORY FOR PRILLIES

Philadelphia June 7.-Masee's double fol-
lowed By Eliis's mun Of Luderuss ny in the
seventh gave the Phllics the decision over
st Louis to-day b. score OF . to l. Chal-
'neTs lost control in the fourth and was
sueceedcd by Brennan, who was very effcc.
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WIN TWO STRAIGHT

st. Louis. June 1.-The Athletics made It
two straight over the Browns to-day by TAX
ms the third game OF the scrles 10
Plank pitched steady game tor the Athie-
ties. while Hamilton. Allison and T. brown
were hit hard Score:
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Washington.
Chicago.

cii, LORD. block. TSo-baSe hits-LanEe.
Gandil Three base hits-Fournicr Foster.
Morgan. Sacrifice hit-Rath. stolen bases
Milan ~. Morgan t:l. Lord. Lett or
Washington. :; Chicago. :. First base
on balls-On Groom. :; of Lange. :: struck
out-By Lange. S: b. Groom. :. Wild pitch
l.ange- Time OF game. 1916. Empires sher!-
dan and o LoughIn.
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it struck Adler's foot. 1t rolled fair.
Instead OF running, Adler stood al the
plate. Braun fired the ball to Woolpms.
retiring Adh-r. and Griffin went out,
Noolums to Cummings 10 Braun. SIEVE
Questioned the decision and gave Nc
Bride push. aud for the push ne went
to the club house. AcComas finished
the game at second.
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STANDING Or THE CLUBS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
L!nchbmrE ut Richmond
Ronnokc nj Portsmouth
1.-TWO SameS
DnnNlllc mt Petersburg.
Norfolk Mt Newport News,
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AMERICAN

Chicago. .; Washington. 4.
st. Louis. 4; Phflad elph!a. ..
Cleveland. o: New York. Z.
Detroit, 4; Boston, 3.
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Virginia League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
NicEmond, ~ Lynchburg, =.
Petersburg, z; Danrillc, 3.
Newport News, [; Norfolk, 8.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; rnin.
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THE DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA SATURDAY JUNE g. 1912
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL

Boston. o: Pittsburgh, 4.
Philadelphia, 5; ST. Louis. 4.
brooklyn. 2; Chicago. q.
New York, Z; Cincinnati. 6.
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Iikcwise Johnny Verbout was sent
20 the club house in the same inning.
because he winfield a ball 10 the first
hasoman so close to his Jumps head
ra@t the latter thought it was Intended
as a Knockout blow.
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summary: Iuns-.S Dcckard. Schultz (SI.
'hitr hNors Archer smith. Daubert. Two
nhSe me -DaTbcrt. Tinker Thrco-bnse hit
H.hnlir. sacrifice hits-W. Miller. Sheck-
gro. balE. Tinker Double plays smith tn
N"horfti iunmol 10 r"oley {" g. Miller
l''it on onses--thlCngo, ,: BTookiyn g Tirs,
basc on beils--On Yingling c. of Ieireid. !.
struck on,-By Yingling. 3: by T.eitscId. !.
,.ns o! game. l:&. Uinp.Tes. Klein and
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Chicago.

scored.
Sore b. innings: r.
Pittsburgh o 0 OLE 200 or
Chicago 81 0 0 0 . o Of
Summary: Two-ba hits-warren.
fowler Three base hlts-Nvarrcn,
Brown. Gertenrich. Hutton. Mcclure.
Home run-Ciertenrich. Stolen bases
hughes. Lynch. Sacrifice hits--Johns.
SABRE. STANLEY Sacrifice nies--SIcDon-
ough. Lynch. First base on balls-olt
Rapp' 1 off Mcclure. g. II!t BY pitcher
by Eapr l. Struck out-hy Rapp. ).
by Mcclure. 6. Double plays-Jobnson
TO Hutton; hughes and Fowler. Passed
oaiiS-Hughes. Time. e:35. Umpire.
ki!len.
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Cincinnati.
New York.

Totals ...5I II Il Totals ...30 Z = Is .
'Bottcd for Sugss IN eighth
tran Tor Bates in eighth.
score by innings: Il.
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100 Oi--6
New York.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a ! 10 % -
summary: Runs-Bescher. Marsars lion
litzel. Fhelan, Esmond. Mcdonald. Doyle
ca. Murray ~. Becker 60. IIerzos. Two
base h!;s-Narsans, Murray. Myers Three
base ht-Murray. Sacrifice hits-Devor.
Grant, Becker sacrifice hy-Suggs. Double
PLAYS Mathcwson to Fletcher TO Snodgrass:
Mitchell to Esnond. Left on bascs-N.w
York, ;: Cincinnati. G. First base on errors
New York, :: Cincinnati, :. First base on
halls-on Suggs. =. struck out-By Mathew
son :; 10y SusGs. . Umpres. Brennan and
owens.
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Notes of lii, Gup,n


"!!i!r McComas always helms r5ar,,.
Strain 70 win Ills game
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u ~ 7E-N"TIlg IWO-DasN hIts--IItNi rlN.
IsH'rbel' Three base hit--Hendrix. Home
run-Wilson. Sacrifice hits-.Iaclsom Bvrne
stolen bases-Wilson. Carey. Hits-On Dick.
son. IN 5 innings. First base on baIis--On
picNson, =; OF HogE. ] of UeadriX :!
struck out-By Dickson. {: by Hendrix. S
Ompires. tombstone and Eason.
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score by innings: Il.
-. Louis.,....... oo4oooo o.
Philadelphia .......-..........llo 12OIo--J
summary; Runs Paskert ~. s. Magec,
boplan' brennan Mowrcy. Konetchy. Evans
Oakcs Two-basc hi,s-S. Magcc (e) win
30 cakes. Double play--,knaAe 10 Doolan
TO Iudorus stolen bases-Paskcrt. Tftus.
Poolan' ,ooin. Ellis. Left on baseg--f'hila-
G,lra'n. i: -, Louie, :. FRS; base on err
r"i>- Philadelphia. !. Hits--Om Chalmers.
III l-a innings, of Brennan. In % in
hlnFS' lirst has" on balls-Oh Chalmers. 8:
on fIennan. =; off steele. >. Struck out--By
,hhImets. = by brennan. 2. by steele, ).
i.t hN rltchoT-Dy Chalmers. = tKonetchy
fNansl WilI pitch-stecic. Time OF game
"oA'S Vmpires, Rigler and F!nneran
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According to the ground rulcs. Nc
Bride made another wrong decision in
the seventh. Mace hit the ball. send
ing 1t into the left field bleachcrs. II,
landed at second: Raley scored, but
lIournoy, who had been on FIRST. ovas
caught at the plaue. 1t was contendcd
that the ground rules should govern.
and Flourncy should go to ta!rd. In
stead, Mcbride declared the runner on,
at the plate. Had FIournoy crossed
the rubber safely 1t would have bo,n
according to the rules for Flournoy
TO have been sent hack to third.
MATHS made two very pretty run.
Ming catches.
Lynchburg played IN errorlsss game
ana at one time It looked like CLYDE.
tho eN-tnib,d Stateser, would triumph
over our Charley.
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PHILADELPHIA.
ST. Louis.

Totals ...3i Ii = q Totals - Z % !. :
'batled Tor Winso In ninth.
fNatied for steele in ninth.
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Boston.
l'lttsllIIryll.

Totals 30 . = 10 Totals 70 Q q
~. Miller, right fcld.
y. Miller first base.
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Brooklyn.

Totals 80 2; IS Totals 30 { TIA Z
". Miller. centre feld.
70, Miller. catcher
Score ny innings: r.
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Philndel0liia.
st. louis.

rotals e Q z 4 . Totals - j: 2, q
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Norfolk,

totals ....,.......t34 . - II :
score by innings H.
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MATHS made two very pretty run.
Ming catches.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
BRIEF CITY NEWS


Electric Hair Dryers. Burgess Grandsn
y - CLARK. signs. 18th and Douglas
pists Club smoksr-rhe Dietz club
will hold smoker at sthe club rooms,
Fourtsenth and Boyd streets. next Thurs.
day evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
Water Board Will
Invite Bids for Large
Main From Florence

Members Of the water board yesterday
afternoon adopted the report Of q COM
mittes recommending that the Florence
main be constructed at the earliest pos
sible date. Just when this viii be the
committee did not state. but said the
water company had been interfering with
their investigations into the cost and
quality Of proper materials and supplies
Bids viii be advertised for, the commit
tee having recommended and the board
adopted the plan
Dundee Will soon be supplied properly
with water. The Kats Construction COM
psny reported completion Of the main
from Fortisth to Forty-elghth on Cali
fornia street and the water company was
ordered. by a resolution. to see that the
main 10 at once utilized and valves opened.
On adjournment the board held an In
formal session behind closed doors.
Following IL the report Of the commit
tee on construction:
Your COMMITTEES on construction begs
leave TO report that steps have been taken
by your COMMITTEES With view to the
main. In this connection It has been
necessary TO confer with ths engineer Of
the water company to tise end OF deter
mining the necessary materials 10 be In
cluded IN al Advertisement for materials
and supplies for use In the installation.
which advertisement your committee de-
sirss to publish Immediately.
Some Of this information has already
been secured. but this morning while the
chairman OF your committee was in con-
ference with Engineer Marshall In the
water cornpany's office Mr.. Marshall was
called out and upon his return he in
formed the chairman that Manager Fair
field Of the water company had directed
that no further information and data be
afforded.
OF course such conduct on the part Of
the water company cannot otherwise
than seriously interfere with your COM
mitfee's work and tend 10 delay the con-
ssruetion Of the Florence main.
r. B. HOWELL.
Chairman,
p. c. HEAFEY,
Committee on Construction Omaha Water
Board.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11

torium. This meeting will follow a pa
rade which will begin at O'Clock In the
afternoon. Exercises At the Auditorium
begin promptly at $50 o'clock.
Grand Army posts and aunliaries viii
spend the forenoon decorating graves
Grant post and its auxiliary win 30 "a
Forest Lawn and the Jewish cemetery.
Custer post and its auxiliary win 80 70
Prospect Hill and Mount Hope came
teries. Cook post VIII decorate the graves
at the Holy sepuloher cemetery.
Ritualistic services will be held at the
Grand Army hall. Twenty-fourth and
Ames avenue. No ritualistie services viii
be hell at the Holy sepulcher. but flower,
viii be strewn over the graves Of thu
dead veterans.
Camp Lee Forby No. 1. United Spanish
War Veterans. will go to Fort Crook In
the forenoon to decorate graves and hold
rituanstic services. Decoration OF graves
will begin at 10 o'clock In the forenoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
BRYAN MEMORIAL ORATOR
Democratic Leader to Be Principal
Speaker at Omaha Exercises.
MEETING HELD IN AUDITORIUM
Program of Day Announced By Gem
eraI Arrangement. Committee
Decoration of Graves with
Elaborate Ceremony.

William J. Bryan will be the principal
speaker at the memorial exercises held
Memorial day At the Auditorium by the
Grand Army Of the Republic and Its
auxiliariex A meeting Of the general ar
rangements committee was held last night
and several other speakers placed on the
program.
Rev. w. s. Hampton Of Hillside Con-
gregational church win pronounce the m
vocation at the memorial exercises. Rev.
NJ. B. Williams OF the First Methodist
church will read Linoolns Gettysburg
address. Rev. Nathaniel McGiffen Of
Lowe Avenue church viii say the bene-
diction.
Green's band and-the Young Mems
Christian Association Glee club will fur.
nish music at the meeting in the Audi
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
Camp Lee Forby
Gets Maine Relic

Commander Jerry Vance Of Camp Lee
FoYby, No. /, United Spanish War Vet
ersns. has received an official communi-
cation from the Nav department notify
ing him that the camps application for a
relic from the battieship Maine. WRECKED
in Havana harbor. has been granted and
the camp has been awarded a e-lnch
shell.
This shell has been forwarded to Omaha
and will arrive In q short tinie. Ths
relic will crown a monument tho camp
will erect on it's burial plot in West Lawn
cemetery.
A meeting Of the camp sin se held to-
morrow evening Al the hail In the Paxton
block to considsr Arrangements for CIV
ing the Maine relic lifting reception
upon It's arrival.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11
FRED MAYNES ARRESTED
ON EMBEzzLEMENT CHARGE

Fred Maynes. 42is lizard street. former
employe Of the Sunderland Bros. COM
pany. was arrested last night by the
police upon charge Of embezzling SIS o.
the eompanys money.
Maynes was a driver and It Is alleged
that he collected a number Of bills and
fled to Kansas City. deserving his wife
and children. While he was away his
family. which was left destitute was
supported by contributions made by
Maynes' fellow employees Maynes was
arrested yesterday by Officer Glover.
Maynes was sentenced to thirty days
upon the rock pile by Acting Magistrate
Aistadt.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-05-11

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