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i 4 54 Ci The Indianapolis Star PRICE TWO CENTS INDIANAPOLIS SATURDAY JUNE 27 1908 White City Amusement Park Is Destroyed by ire Prophecy of Weather Man Amusement Resort Near Broad DOCUMENT A BULKY ONE RESENT URTHER DICTATION 45 A iUSTBRYAN'S WEALTH rat cm to $36 $84500 ASSESSORS SAY Good He If General Rule Holds Index to Todays Star About total number estlmat Bryan's possessions Is visit which VIEW PARK ROM TOP SHOOT THE CHUTES in be 1200 SHOPS TO RUN ULLTIME LOST INDS HERSEL COIL PUZZLED OVER OWN TRAVELS I INCREASES PAY ROLLS that Council for ratlflca she did not chairman to be she said over MILLION DOLLAR MILL election today IM investigate against 0 the northeast 3 Is CONTINUED ON PAGE 11 COLUMN 7 CLASH ON CURRENCY BODY GRAVES ELECTED PRESIDENT reached LICENSE NOT REVOKED NOW WELL THAT ENDS WELL NOVEL SUPPLANTS £ERMON HUNDREDS GET JOBS BACK the big 'rhe TO HONOR MEMORY on the sub' KILLS HIMSEL AT 104 YEARS ORDERS TWENTY ENGINES ASTOR AIDS DIGGING WORK CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 COLUMN 2 if whom Chairman the national com 7 7 home went 58 80 resumed men and as form the antl Bryan the statements of New York came in from apprised by one and has the advices KUg plat lawyer Jacob not lost any he believes this and wai 20 Henry tired of life Couniy and inking naris hop The from been Her tank and uses large this how forced the White City Amusement Park near Broad Ripple wins duRtrnjujjJ by lire shortly be fore last midnight with a loss of possibly $1(10000 The Hames originated in an Imi tation opium den which was a side fea of to AND with A GIANT IN STRENGTH STAR ADS to 0 and 1 to worth $8000 Bryan) i of $84000 Th following items 'X illus orecat for Indi anapolis and vicinity for today: air weather with rising temperature 1000 150 300 600 The complete report of the Joint tele phono committee will he found on pages 10 find 11 7 WEATHER Consolidate said that ho would Sunday Star Work Monday Morning Wonders at to his coffin DWAR IN SIZE STAR ADS Canadian Pacific Railway Places Contract With Canadian Machine Works MONTREAT Juno 26 The Canadian Pacific lias placed an order for twenty new engines wltli locomotive machine works of Canada delivery to be made at the rnfn of flvo per week The new engines will be of heavy hauling type and will bo used for the transportation of freight ive Thousand Additional Men Employment July 1 When HAS EYE ON VENEZUELA UNCLE SAM MARKING TIME Wife Missing rom Home Reads of Her Disappearance and Telephones Her Lawyer for Browns allowing The Rev Parr of Anderson Will In troduce Innovation ANDERSON Ind June The Rev Parr will introduce an innovation at the evening services at Hope Congre gational Church by reading the first chap ters of a novel entitled the Sound of the instead of the customary ser mon The story is a sociological tale involving the experiences of three young professional men who start In life to gether io attain success Their trials and temptations will lie graphically described in the story says rank to no time for strength he traveling boxes and others dragged them a point of safety Tn Its report on the local telephone sit uation submitted to Mayor Bonk waiter yesterday afternoon tle Joint committee of civic bodies which has had the Investi gation of1' the properties and bunks of the New and Indianapolis Telephone Com panies In charge that steps be taken to bring about a consolidation of the companies with Um Central Union Company after the New and Indianapolis Companies have boon granted an extended was at and the wind carried (ho company for business ddo lie Iwo 21 oo 500 iooo 150 Is Really Worth $100000 Temporary Injunction Granted avoring Indiana Insurance Company COLUMBUS Juno 26 Judgo Rog ers In Common Pleas Court today Issued a temporary order real raining Hlato In surance Commissioner Tcmmert from re voking the license of the Lincoln National Life insurance Company of Wayne Ind Tile contention is over the right of the company to embody an option to pur chase Its stock In Use policies which It issues signed franchise will then be the City Veloz Wash tomor In the to lo Depart year for a two party busi nnd 18 a your for a single telephone and with rales and $28 a year respectively whit you want after you've the news In the big Sunday pn Don't miss this assortment out Millers hits Page out Kansas blanks Milwaukee why well with those who send early today their offers to Work Hire Buy Sell Rent and Exchange for publication tomorrow in The Sunday want directory C0MM11TEE ADVISES INCREASE III RATES are mad per tumorrow INDEPENDENCE An proKslvu poem appropriately trated THE HARRISON' STATUE ITS In the studio Cortelyou and New York Organization Committee In Conflict NEW YORK June Confild of opinion between Secretary of the Treas ury Cortelyou and he organize Hon com mittee of the proposed national Currency association here over details of organiza tion was said in banking quarters to be the reason for the delay In the organiza tion of the association A conference be tween the local committee and the secre tary is likely to be hold shortly is expeciva a compromise will pe Will Have Road Reopens Departments Closed Last November' NEW YORK June Telling a weird story of wanderings Mrs Catherine Dickinson wha disappeared from her apartments in this city June 9 has found her husband delayed jour Servlces to Be Held In Remembrance of inancier In Parts Today PARTS June A memorial service for William Txeds tho American financier who died suddenly nt (ho Hotel Ritz last Tuesday will be Ivld tomor row in the American Trinity Church WHITE CITY IS RAZED BY IRE Ripple Vanishes in Cloud of Smoke and Embers anartmehts in tills citv Ju herself and today left with Dr Henry Dickinson on a ney to Pine Bluff Mrs Dickinson declares know that she was lost until she hap pened to pick up a few old copy of a newspaper telling of her disappearance and the anxiety of her friends She was in Jersey City and went to a phone and notified her husband's Newman that she was longer "I am in Jersey the phone I do not know how got here 1 have just read that I went away from home some time ago and that ine you me New York can not suddenly Page 1 Ex President Cleveland is burled Princeton friends being allowed shovel earth into grave over Page 2 President Roosevelt returns to Bay summer home from Represents Many Weeks of Hard Work by Committeemen and Experts 10000 and will entail additional expenditures of $250000 or WHEELS WHIR AT NEWCASTLE Indiana Rolling Mill Resumes Operations With Day and Night Shifts NEWCASTLE Ind June The big plant of the Indiana Rolling Mill Company located west of this city has operations with a full force of will work day and night turns erly The plant had been shut down for some time Instructions have been re ceived by the company to proceed filling the orders which together with new bus iness insures the operation of the plant as formerly A large force of men Is given employment who had been out of work for some time With one or two exceptions all oif the local Industries which cut down their working forces after the coming of the panic are now working full time and full force The Maxwell Briscoe automo bile plant is compelled to work seven days tn the week and part of every night to catch up with orders The new additions which will almost double tho capacity are being rushed as fast as possible The Pan American Bridge Company's Is also working full force and full time MERRY The latest of her many victims IT'S OURTH JULY IN THE ARMY AND NAVY ALL THE YEAR ROUND A HOOSIER SOLDIER OR TUNE IN HAWAII MIDSUMMER SUITS IN WHITE AND And other fashions for women THE SEL IMPOSED Ry Belly Rlyllie LAMES RAGE 90 MINUTES AND CAUSE $160000 LOSS Burning Incense in Imitation Opium Den Held Responsible for Conflagration Homestead Steel Mills Will Re Employ Klany Men Next Week PITTSBURG Pn June Ten de partments of the Homestead steel works of the United States Steel Corporation will be In operation tomorrow tho first Saturday on which they have operated in the last three months This will add an extra pay to 2000 men There will be an almost general resumption In the mills next week when between 2000 and 3000 additional men will be put to work Makes Report to Mayor on Peti tion of New and Indianapolis Telephone Companies police are searching for me Won't please send some one over to take clerk was dispatched to Jersey City I found Mrs Dickinson waiting at the i station one was in a The clerk Gives $50000 to Assist Athens School In Excavations LONDON Julio William Waldorf Astor has given $50000 to assist Hit: British school nt Athens in currying on Its excavations In Lacoila Greece Johnson Men Rampant as Ex tremists Prophesy Commoner May Lose Nomination Democratic National Chairman and ive Other Committeemen Balk at Orders JOHN ROBINSON VETERAN CIRCUS MAN VERY ILL riends Nebraskan Lose 193 to 37 In Vermont Convention BURLINGTON Vt June 26 The Democratic state convention adjourned tonight after an animated session A reso lution Instructing the delegates to vote for Bryan for the nomination for President was tabled by a vote of H13 to 37 after a lively debate Commenting on the nomination of Sec retary Taft for President by the Repub lican' party tho platform asserts that before In the history of the Na tion has the retiring President with the assistance of his office holders committed so grievous an offense against propriety decency and popular his Oyster Princeton where he attended the Cleveland fu neral 2 Outing of clubwomen attending General ederation convention parred by tally ho accident Page 12 STATE Senator Hemenway banishing cares statesmanship turns his attention crops on his farm lands Page 4 Ohio captures bulk of prizes in choral contest held at Winona Lake Page 5 LOCAL Joint committee submits report to mayor recommending new franchise with in creased rates for New Telephone Com pany Page 1 White City is destroyed by fire and loss Is estimated' at Page 1 Gen Oates ex Governor of Alabama vis its Greenlawn Cemetery and will rec ommend that one monument be erected in memory of 1500 Confederate dead 3 North Carolina Democrats still deadlocked in attempt to nominate candidate for Governor Page 5 Bishop Carter In address before convention predicts Tennessee will wipe out saloons at Page 16 County Treasurer Robison lshback Is welcome books Page 16 SPORTS game 4 to 6 City Slever works In his first and shut but three Toledo shut Louisville Page 6 red Harlow of Ohio wins Grand Ameri can Handicap trophy In shoot off of tie displaying remarkable nerve and skill and making good tradition that horse" always wins coveted honors Page 7 Crews are on edge for annual regatta over famous Poughkeepsie course to Page 7 COMMERCIAL Bidding on best heavies advances top hog prices to $640 but lightweights drop 5 Page 13 Weather again ruling Influence in wheat having bearish influence on oats and corn Page 13 Stocks still apathetic Exchange closing early In memory of Page 13 DEPARTMENTS Editorial Page 8 Railroads Page 14 Woman's and society Page 9 Secretary Sleeper of American Embassy at Caracas Sails for Home Today on Gunboat Marietta WASHINGTON June The Stat Department Is marking time In tho Vene zuelan question Events that have curred have produced a situation that promises little change for some time and this Government ls merely awaiting th course of events The gunboat Marietta will leave Cura cao tomorrow for Guantanamo with Jacob Sleeper secretary of the American em bassy at Caracas and Blent rancis A Buggies military attache rsenor Goiticoa the Venezuelan charge at ington remains in tills city but row will take tip his residence suburbs where he will continue tn close to witn tno orato ment If necessary Nothing has been learned at the Venezuelan legation todaj concerning the events in Caracas so that no new light can be shed upon the diplo matic tangle Sonin interest is attached to the fuel that In ordering the Marietta from Cura cao to Guantanamo no Instructions were given for the return of that vessel to Venezuelan waters The reason given for Hila Is that there Is no further use for the gunboat to ply between Porto Caballo and Willemstad Order The Sunday Star Today fr ore cast I AR 0 Inlana I for today I and Sunday: air and warmer today show ers and cooler Sun day or Sunday night Try to Mn or Book wn 1 1 or at once take up the negotiations looking to consolidation Now and Indianapolis Telephone said the mayor placed themselves In the hands of the city for a period of ninety days from tho day the new franchise is granted and am willing to qonsolldale with the Central Union If It can be brought about In that length of time They are asking to be placed on an equal footing with the Central Union so that In case the efforts to bring about consolidation fall they will not be left without relief I shall ask the Central Union to make the same agreement bas ing my action upon tlfo letter forwarded to the civic committee by President Louis Richardson of that company will then isk the Board of Trade Hie Commercial Club and the Merchants' Association to appoint one representative to act with the Board of Works and my self In negotiating for a possible consoli dation 1 am nut ready yet to concede that consolidation Is (lie best thing' if it Is the telephone business is the only business whore consolidation and monop oly is considered the best thing for the people However I win willing to ap proach the subject absolutely unbiased and to co operate in every way in bring ing about results that will be of Hie greatest good to the greatest is our says the committee in its report and belter for the citizens of Indianapolis that service should be furnished by only one company provided an agreement ran be made se curing frim the one company assuring good service at all limes at reasonable rates with power reserved in the city to flairns had swept entirely around the quadrangle by that time taking Inythe VOL 6 NO 22 56 74 ELSEWHERE it i little pf value was ear rlrd out and those who had Investment In furniture 'and equipment were com pelled to see the flames swoop over all unhindered The fire bail not progressed far until II I '1'1 a LIIV uaiiu IHiiim VY12S JIB IIIUHV 1 I BV 1 1 hors of the White City Concert Band had left their Instruments In tin some (lifllculty In '''DENVER Colo June 26 National Chairman Thomas Taggart and five other members of the Democratic national com i mlttee came to the parting of the ways with Bryan tonight and declared they would take no more dictation from him as to convention plans Straightwaythe Johnson people wired from Mlnne £ota engaging six additional rooms at headquarters The direct issue is over desire to have Theodore chair Sensationalists here tonight go so Suffering With Heart Trouble In HIb Private Car at Columbus Indiana COLUMBUS Ind June 26 John Rob inson the veteran circus man Is seriously ill in his private car with heart trouble Physicians have been attending film 'the last twenty four hours and his own phy sician Dr Crittenden of Greenfield ar rived Hie countyi eighth In men Mr estimated in the and Pennsylvania Station She highly aeltated state of mind took her to her home on West Twenty third street where Dr Dickinson was waiting Mrs Dickinson who is 44 weighs 225 pounds and has auburn hair ana a noria complexion sne went si ping June 9 but did not return Dickinsons had recently moved 1 lushing and the wife has 1 troubled over financial matters husband Is a promotor and inventor Mrs Dickinson says: have absolutely no recollection of go ing away from New York but I remem ber finding myself in Oneida up stats a few days ago Then I got on the train to go somewhere I know just where and while on the train I lost con sciousness All that I can remember is that I suddenly found mvself in Jersey City stand and I of them xp( tie need considcuable getting' their instruments the Hames A $500 st of i drums chimes and other par aphcrnallu was taken nut of the band stand through (he Homes tho men who did tlm work narrowly escaping being severely burned GETS Stinesville to Benefit by Plans of Gary Steel Company BLOOMINGTON Ind June A mlL lion dollar mill will be erected at Stines ville this county by the Gary Steel Com pany and quarries will be opened on 1000 acres the company is about to buy so as to crush and ship its own stone to Gary to be used in the manufacture of steel The land is located just west of Stines ville and is known as the Big Creek quarry district The company will have switches built in from the Monon and Indianapolis Southern Railroads There was general rejoicing in Stines ville today upon receipt of letters from the Gary Company to those who had optioned their lands to be prepared to execute the deeds July 1 The company finished the work of core drilling the lands several months ago and samples as they were lifted from the ground were boxed up and shipped to Chicago for ex amination Among those who had optioned lands are: William Brown 60 acres at $10000 Charles Dunn 108 acres $15000 McHenry 73 acres $10000 William Crismore 43 acres $3100 and Theodore Louden 20 acres $1000 CHICAGO 'June ollowing an In crease In business and a more satisfac tory condition generally officials the Illinois Central Railroad issued a notice today that beginning July 1 the shops of the system at Burnside 111 Waterloo la Memphis Tenn and Water Valley and Vicksburg Miss will be restored to full time Since November these shops have been running on from one half to two thlrds time and the new order means that more than 5000 additional men will be put to Work next month The additional men will be apportioned as follows: Burnside 2000: Waterloo 500 Memphis and Water Valley 2000 and Vicksburg 1000 This will bring the total number of em ployes in the shops of the Illinois Central ciose to monthly more Twenty one head of cattle Dogs Cash on hand April I Piano Pictures and enaravings Agricultural tools our horses Notes irearms Diamonds Six vehicles In Nebraska the law Is that everything assesseajnt ns uasn viuuu um in tii n'liitan tn about three fourths of the true 'value If this rule holds good In case of Mr Bryan his possesslonH In Nebraska real and per sonal are worth actually slightly in ex cess of $100000 BRYAN INSTRUCTIONS TABLED Kentuckian inally Orows Tired of Life and Takes Paris Green LEXINGTON Ky June Miller lol yedrs Old grew at Harrodsburg in Mercer committed suicide today bv green He was one of the oldest men In Kentucky Indianapolis Man Chosen to Head Na tional Live Stock Exchange OMAHA Neb June The National Live Stock Exchange finished its two session this afternoon with the election of officers and the selection of a meeting place for next year Denver was chosen over Milwaukee the vote standing jy iu iji lavur ui iwnver Officers selected were: President Graves' Indianapolis secretary A Stryker South Omaha treasurer Moore Chicago Eleven vice presidents were chosen one for each city represented ln the national exchange Hue business of $18 for four party two party and Mingle line residence telephones Tho company now has but two regular rates $24 for residence phones and $40 for business phonos There are a few party lines for both business and residences hut these arc so few as to bo tneonslder ablo as compared with tho of connect Inns Inside Hie Iwo mllo limit lias a few two party lines houses at a rate of $32 Out mile limit there are it few two party lines for residences at $21 and Inside tho two mlle limit a rate of $18 There aro also a few four party lines both Inside aud outside tile limit which have a rate of $18 Is recommended that after four time If the efforts to bring about consolidation fail the new franchise bo made operative It is suggested that an agreement similar to (hat with the New and Indianapolis Telephone Companies be secured from the Central Union bind ing Itself to go Into nogntlatirms for con solidation within four time from the ditto of the grunting of the new fran chise and that during Hie four while the negotiations are in progress af fairs should remain In status quo so as to place no obstacles In Um way of solidatlon Mayor Bookwaltor said yesterday the report of tho conunitloc will bo sldered by the Boa rd of Works at Its session Monday morning Tho members of the board will confer with Presklent James S' Bailey of the Indianapolis Tele phone Company and other of tho officers relative to the recommendations of tlie committee after which the franchise corn tract alrezidy drawn upland awaiting signature will modified to conform tu the rerornnmndatlons In the report Tho sent before Hon will Bright Timely Entertaining eatures ALMANAC THE DAY Sun rises at 4:18 Sun sets at WEATHER CONDITIONS IN INDIANAPO LIS YESTERDAY Precipitation Amount during the twenty four hours ending at 7 0 Total amount since Jan 1 1908 2184 Accumulated departure from normal since Jan 1 (excess) Temperatures a 66 I Minimum 76 I Maximum or the Same Date Last 611 Minimum 70 Maximum CONDITIONS YESTERDAY filiall be a rule the valuation 21000 2326 19250 Personal property 12800 The latter Item Is made up of the follow ing as returned by their owner: Household goods $3500 Early this morning nil I hat remained of the picturesque park was an iron cn trunco gnto the charred superstructure of one nd of the scenic railway und a mass of burning embers 'Che tiro started about 10:30 and by midnight every structure was in ashes the Naming mass creating such terrific heat that the crowd which was attracted could not get within several hundred fort of the place The great swimming pool which was to have been formally opened toaay with the dressing rooms surrounding it was far enough from tho remainder of the park to be out shin the danger lino and the boat houses along tho river bank were also saved by a fortunate shift of tho wind at a critical moment Dr Light vice president and sec retary of tho company which owns the park said early this morning' that the loss will he total as there was not a dollar of Insurance He thought the losa would exceed $160000 Tank Wan Empty At the northeast corner of the grounds Is the waler tank filled from a gas engine on the grounds 11 was designed for tiro protection Tho water was piped about tho grounds each of the attractions hav ing a faucet from which to draw tho water In an emergency A rush was made for tho faucets by the employes on the grounds but (Im rush was hopeless us tank was empty The first move made by tho local fire department company was to connect to these water pipes but the 5 heat was so great it drove them away and would undoubtedly have rendered ineffec tive tho pipe service anyway An engine and a hose wagon from Hm IiidianapoIiR fire department was? dispatched to tho scene but the eight mile drive made it impossible to reach the conflagration before piutkully everything hud been destroyed 'u The progress of tho flames was so rapid that it was impossible to save much of vnhmfrom the vnilous amusement struc Within a ftw minutes after the llnA urns rl iMt'nvPUAft 1 1 1 A fl TA fuld sprfrtd to nil of th HtriietunH then mounted to tho lower on Iho the Chutes" and the high points ot tho seenio railway making a fire that wm unusually spectacular The blaze was seen clearly from Jn dlanapolls and caused hundreds of tele phone liKiulrlea to pour Into The Star office Scores of automobiles rnude the trip to Broad Ripple from the city and with tho campers who were attracted from their places along the river anil farmers from that section of the country and I he residents of Brand Ripple un Immense crowd of spectators watched the fire McKinney Discovers ire McKinney who was In the Mystlo Cave was the first to discover a tiny blazeln tho Chinatown show which Is side attraction In the cave He thought at first It was a part of the show but called tho attention of one of tho managers Before the latter could seize a bucket of water the fiantce had completely enveloped the room Those in the place rushed outside and gave the alarm McKinney said after ward that the fire ho first saw win near some burning Incense and drapery was blown Ignited The Mystic Cnve corner of the phiz the lira rapidly along In both directions from this The managers of other conces sions were compelled to leave their prop erty and run outside the park Bert Swan who has an alligator show thought to stay the flames by turning on the water from a hydrant which Is used Io fill his lank He eould find no hose and then sought to use the open hydrant to flood I he place Hut no water came when he turned the stop cock Saves His Alligators The alligators were In their ordinarily In handling them he ropes There was ever and by sheer huge beasts Into with the help of out of the park to rom another concession a number of men curried a piano mid still another manager saved his cash register main however I POLITICAL 5 wealth given as $84500 by Ne braska assessors Page 1 Thomas Taggart and five other Democrat ic national committeemen clash with Bryan Page 1 War Secretary Taft so weary after Yale festivities that he falls asleep in car chair going to New York Page 2 Congressman Littlefield attacks Sherman anti trust law and the proposed amend ments to Page 2 Many noted Republican orators to Indiana Page 3 Democratic delegates receive many gestions for planks in Denver Page 3 Governor Johnson of Minnesota decides to be In Denver during convention half of his candidacy Page 4 DOMESTIC woman disappears from remember where she and returns 4Bell of California as temporary man it far as to assert that the breach will widen to such an extent that Bryan will to get the presidential nomination rom the aspect of a peace conference the situation has sud denly taken on the appearance of unre lenting war and anything may now de 'velop in the final results of the coming 1 convention There are five members of the sub committee who tonight are practically on the firing line all disposed to fight any 'program Which Mr Bryan may dictate The five are: Thomas Taggart chairman of the na tional committee Roger Sullivan of Illinois John McGraw of West Virginia Clarke Howell of Georgia Col Johnson of Texas This makes five of nine and If a sixth were needed Urey Woodson of Kentucky secretary of the national committee fills the iuota The failure of James Dahlman mayor of Omaha and national commit teeman from Nebraska to arrive In Den ver tonight with the were the basis of the tentative agree ment between Bryan and element as Indicated by which Norman Mack made yesterday after he Lincoln lies at the bottom of the sudden and sensational shift In the current of affairs The real reason for the surprising stand which the leaders have taken since 9 o'clock tonight the sched hour for the arrival Dahlman rests as stated upon the insistence ofBryan that Theodore Bell of Calfornla shall be the temporary chairman and in deed it Is declared from authoritative sources that Bell has been Bryan that he Is the chosen prepared his speech as per from 'Lincoln Insist on Bell It is one of the assured facts that Bell 1 will not be the temporary chairman un less the convention follows the precedent set at Kansas City 1900 when David Hill was turned down and chooses Bell for the temporary chairmanship against the candidate Taggart will present to mlttee Who the temporary chosen by the subcommittee at 4 tomorrow afternoon will be is still an un certainty It is undoubtedly true that no agreement has been reached and It is equally true that no more advice will be taken from Lincoln The sensationalists here see prospect for a complete throw down of the Bryan program which may reach as far as failure of Bryan io be nominated Under any circumstances the harmony program went shooting skyward tonight and what Bryan now gets from the con ventlon will be his because he fought and won The Johnson men here have suddenly and excitedly taken fresh hope They now assert that Bryan can not win on the first ballot by a two thlrds vote and that Johnson's nomination is assured on the third ballot In this respect developments He along the line of the forecasts which went out from time to time from the Johnson headquarters in Chicago Neverthless the Johnson enthu siasts have changed their tune from a requiem and a story of what might have been to a budding and joyous pean of what may happen It may be thoroughgoing "bunk" so far as the infusion Of life into the John son boom Is concerned but as to the re lations now existing between the leaderswho will have complete control of the early convention details and who have large gobs of votes to deliver at the crit ical moment and Bryan the case Is clear and the odds are thoroughly against Bryan tonight Too Easy for Sullivan The Lincoln Denver wire went down When It was disclosed late this after noon that Bryan had allowed It to be come known at Lincoln that he would not attempt to name either the tempor ary chairman or the chairman of the na tional committee but that he reserved the right to object to the attachment of any man to his campaign either as a keynoter or as the actual head of the campaign who is not a Bryan out and outer This was top easy for Roger Sulli van who had been slated by the organi sation leaders for the chairmanship of the new national committee and forThomas Taggart and the rest of the half dozen 'who have suddenly and surely lost all their pro Bryan tendencies I Danger signals waved all day fromthe national committee headquarters at 'the Brown Palace Hotel but the black sflag did not fly until Mayor Jim to show up with the formal ratl iflcatli'U of the tentative terms as pro fduted by NorAlan Mack jesterday iCol Johnston arrived from Texas latethis afternoon and after a brief consulta tlon with his colleagues committee let go tho word that ho de sires the selection of Senator Joseph Bailey as temporary chairman This Is taken to be a teaser for the Bryan mon on the subcommittee eY Governor Osborne of Wyoming and Mr Mack andadded nothing whatever to the peace of the Democratic community In those jparts The Johnson managers and campaign ers will arrive In force tomorrow morn built about two moiuliH ugo utrr the MdA'M tlnslrovpil the old rink The scenic rallkfey way Hie roller coaster tlic i le trie thoi ter tle poolruorti tin? ghost show howling alleys tho illlgutoi show and wi generai offices hielndhig the big arch furnished loud for the filo 0 A' Al eno time It appeared that the lug embers would be carried to the dress 5 lug moms und other structures a roundly th new swimming pool but at Just the light moment the wind xrertd and this part of the park was sad The honthousoH along the river bank 51 were saved by hueki brigade which kept the roofs wet There weio several 1 CONTINUED PAGE 5 COLUMN 8 0 I TAGGARl 111 CLASH WITH BUM HOSTS that Doctor WHO KISSED those Doctor esses i uu rtK E74RNED HiS 'I 7:18 Sal TJBffTlcnfKMj raZl 1 aM I 1 1 LINCOLN June 26 Tl the hastv made by I If I assessors stun litYM Lincoln's wealth i It' 4 1 iJirrwi 1 I tlc modest sum If' hnide un of th One hundred arid thh I 11 name of Mrs I I IlouHe nt airview I i Improvements barns Max Min Weather Atlanta Ga 86 66 Clear Bismarck 86 62 Clear Chicago III 72 62 Clear Cincinnati 0 80 60 Clear Denver Colo 88 54 Clear El Paso Tex 92 70 PtCldy Helena Mont 78 56 Clear Jacksonville la 76 74 PtCldy I Louisville Ky 84 62 Cleat Nashville Tenn 84 64 Clear New Orleans La 90 74 Clear New York Y' 80 68 Clear Regina Saskatchewan 80 56 Clear St Louis Mo 82 62 PtCldy Washington 80 64 PtCldy.