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tiif; OMAHA StlAY 19. NEWS OF INTEREST FROM lOWMrB COUNCIL Office 15 Scott Street. I a vis. drug. Elorkert sells cart.

Ed Rogers. Tony Faurt beer. Lewis Cutler, funeral director. "Fhono Y-. Woodrlng Undertaking oorcpnxiy.

TeL VX For mil, rnodacn tioutf. 8ixtt nu'. Picture frame nade to rdcr. C. Alessnder.

2el Broadway. COME AND FEK OCR WALL PAPER, it borwick. nr s. mai.n. HALF rie-TTRE PALE.

TODAY ONLY. FETr.RSEN faCHOfcNIN'J CO CHOICE PINK. RM' AND WHITK "ABSATIONg at Herman pearl street. "Phone, Ind. black.

Bell. tuA A marriage license was ir'id Testerdsy to C. Sheets, a red JV of Hftmin. and Maltnda Johnson, aged Is, of the twit place. P-nrn.

to Mr. and Hsn. Jprgense-i, 1'eIT Avenue I. a. aon: Mr-a.

E-ZHirA. Fixth rrniM' and Tnntf-f street. aon. Ow en McGu're. ed years.

yesterday at Merry l.oepital. whe had reada hi homo for several years, after a brief Illness from pneumonia. TPFMnXPOVS BtmAIV? IN PICTURES HALK FRlE. IKTEr.S-E5 WHfKSIVO CO. TOD AT ONLY.

D. W. Foster, a former rwiVal of Coun-. ll Bluff, died Monday at Hot Fprlnra. 8.

1. He la survived by Ma widow and out son, Roy Foster, living- at CuM, Wyo. orncE space for hett. per MONTH; CENTRAL LOCATION. STEAM HEAT AND ELtCTRIC LIGHT KIR-MaH ED.

OMAHA BEE, li ISCOTT ST. The flra depa rt ment as nallod shortly ft er o'clock eterda- morning to the resxJene of John Rarr. It North Fitst street, where K'Mirks from the chimney are believed to have iM f.ra to the roof. The bias exting-n'tied with bit slight WHhan Langnn of Harlan, own the house. The valuable team of horse reported 'token from lha preraiaea of John Fharkey.

Iivo mllea arrtlK-aat tf th eity, hi) tn lerorered. Th hnnei evidently andere4 away and were not nolen. lA'MBKR. LATH. SH'NOLES.

POLE'S. PAFH AND It.KK. CEMENT. LIME. PLASTER.

HAFDWARE-ANTTH1NU Y' NVED IN THAT LINE C. MAKER LVMBLR CGLN-C1L BIA FF8. The following; caea of contaf oua diaeaae waro reported to the Board of Health yea-tarday: afk Roland, (it Hftmh ir-nue, diphtheria; J. Hathaway. Are.

duo B. diphtheria; T. G. Aaron. Third a veo ixj.

smallpox. The roneptlon to he tendered r-rretary Harry Ctirtio of the Totma- Chrimtan aaaortattam. and wife, will he Monday evening in iho auditorium of the public library The program baa not yet been announced by tho committee having; the matter tn charge. Hulda Dorff. ared 2.

died yesterday morning- at St. Bernard a hospital, a aho had been a patient for two yeara. She waa winirte and formerly lived at Pacific Junction, la. The J-ody waa laken to undoa-taking; wea-tab)Uhrrent awaiting diitpoFition by a brother, who remitea at liCA NortJi Twetity-fifth atreet. Omaha.

At tlio annual meeting anl! dinner of the medical ataff of Merry hoaplial. Thurwday evening. tJieae offera were ele-ted; Preei- i rteni- R. H. Tul'bs.

Council F.luff: vnce I preldeat. B. A. MrDtrnoit. Omaha: fc-c- r-tary.

J. Baratow. Council Kiuffa. In addition to tho dortora aererml lay gneata from thia city and Omaha were prea-Bt at the dinner, which waa rx-rved In the hoa- pltaJ Howard Krfcardaon. wanted in Spring- I ieia.

on a cnarare ol rmer-. waa ar reKed by th local police yeeterday morn-' in. wlil return without extradition pa-. perm. TTio arrert waa made on receipt of a talegTam from the chief of police at Springfield, but partteulara of tljo caae are not known her.

Richardaoa haa been workinx In a local wood yard for aevoiral weeks. Calendar alo. All our beautiful art calendars am on aale at one-third off. Out liue was ezoep-tlocalty bandaoma and varied this year, and this sala gives yon an opportunity to secure a dainty grift for a friend, or prises for your club or party, at abaurdly low prices. ALEXANDER 8 ART STORK.

13 Broadway. Real Eatalo Transfer. These transient wera reported to The Bee January IT by tha Pottawattamie County Abstract company of Council J. K. and wife to JaiiM-a I.

Rogers, part of ce1, of sc1, r-JI-i au-o ni acrea of lot 1. Audi subdivision of it of t. 1-74-tS. w. I Frank Marsh and others.

trustea of W. VV. W. llinA. dvceuued to Klraer Fehr.

lot J. block Hi lot block 20. and lot li. bloca XX, all in Kerry addition to Council Biufls, a. Tit Elmer L.

Fenr to Fannie Swing-wood, lot block addition to Council Bluff, lav. w. 20 H. U. Magre and wife to Lewis 9.

Hotrhkit. rS of of lot block 1, Ilughea A Itonlphaa'e additiou to Council Bluffa, la w. II Jesrica J. iiedeatopf and husband and Ellen M. S.

ILos and husband to Elmer Fchr. lot 10. block Kerry addition to Council Bluff, la, sj. c. 1 Five transfers, TREMENPOl'S BARGAINS IN PICTURES, HALF r-FJCE.

PETEPEX A SCHOEN1NG CO. TODAY ONLY. New classes evlll bo organired in'estern Iowa college crxt Monday. Sen for catalogue. Washlaataaw Birthday The encampmrnt of the Veteran Iegion is m.

kir.r arrangements te celebrate Washington's birthday on the evening of February 9. at Danish hall. The program has not been completed, but it will include the reading' of Washington's first inaugural address and talks or paper on Iho fellow topics: The Father of F.la Coantry." General Washington." "preai-dent Washington. 'Faraser Washington" and "The First Lady of the Whit House." Charles MeKensi of Pea Maine, will letti-sr aa address on "Abraham Lincoln." "The prosrmm will al.o Include Several -buaioal number and tha meeting a til be ore to the public. Drtatk aw sea-leer.

Kir. of aU bottled beera L. Roaenfeld Co. dkstrihatara. FjfWNOMT COAL IS THE GREATEST SELLER IN ctHNClL HU'm CALL Ti Si-LD ONLY BV THS COrVCIL BLI FI-S COAL AND ICE COMPANY.

Can tints Oi Tlte Poltawatiaanie County Gun club ass organised at a meeting held last at the county court nous. It starts out with a membership of eighteen and tbe following; officers: Prwuldent, Joa Wallace; viae president. O. K. Brows ecrelary.

Bert Walters; treasurer. Ed Daanoa. It to th Intention to iawreaae rh charter membership to fifty. An adjourned nveetinar mill be held next Friday at th court houae, when th organisation will be cocnpleUd. Pictures aad pK-tura frlhnuuc.

Jenaea 4 'Ksrhola'aea. Masonic A. A. CLARK a CO. LOAtl 01! A XI) AAT C31ATT11L bSX 1UTT AT OVVaALF THE rbl'JLL RATES.

Ts-scwtj Tears ef kcxwfU baialaeaa. CORVER VI ATX AXD KROADVTAT. OVF-R AMHRICAX EI PRESS. Na eaer-settoa with tha fires eel Mr. thcansalvea Te Martrar Cm.

Eora I'hoMs sit. -xo. r. TiM-r. mt- BLUFFS Both Thones 43.

VETERAN RAILROADER DEAD Jota Webster an chard Found Dcti in Bed When Called to Breakfast. BLUTTS BUILT WABASH ETTO vaMBnmnBBBW In Addition to Being; Proaatnent la Railroad Affairs He Waa One of too Fonadera of the KeaaMlcaa Party In Prnnaylvaala. John Wfbrtcr Blanchard. a veteran railroad huiMer and manager and a charter member of tfca republican party, died at an early hour yesterday morning at his home. ZS 'West Washington avenue.

Council Bluffs. For yesr pat heart trouble and the Infirmities in- the street railway cotnpary brought th cidental to advanced age had kept Ujt that tho defendants punned to cen-hlm at his home most of the time, but his struct a landing aad boat bouse at the edge condition had not be more than usually 0f the lake, at tha end of the thorougfcfar aJarming TesterdaT morning when his question. Miss Lucy Blaoctard. went to Ms room to call Mm for hreakfat she found that death had overtaken him. Mr.

Blanchard was bom ln Hamilton. Warren county, OhVo. February 1. 1K3T. and therefore only lacked two weks of being 7t years of age.

Ho la survived by threo sons, E. Blanchard of Columbia. heT directors of Ihe Council BUff FUli J. S. Elancl.ard of this (ity and O-orge W.

Uam( Protective were Blanchard of LaJuEta. and foar prDted an Injunction restraining the Intcr-daugtterv M.sa Ixicy and M'ss Margaret. WaI Amusement coirnany from M-lling living at Lome. Mrs. Agnes Keys of Bur- mlihin the enclosure of the resort at llrgtoru la.

and Mrs. Ar.m Eishop of Joy, Manaaa. r. "lice cf appeal was Ky. A sister-in-law.

MifS Margaret Sher- v.wra,T by the defendant company. man. been a meTnfer or ire nousenoiu fir several years. Aa a young man Mr. Elanchard went Pennsylvania and superintended tha con struction of the Beaver Valley railroad, of which he was for five years superintend- ent.

Moving from Pennsylvania to Mis-souii. Mr. Blanchard aoperintended the construction of the St. Louis. Salem St i UtU Rock railroad and managed the operation of the road for about five years afterwards.

In 1571 he was appointed to superintend the construction of the Omaha St. Louis raiiroad from Pattonsburs. to Council Bluffs, and during this time he moved with his family to Council Bluffs. When the road was opened be was arpointed division superintendent with headquarters at Plan berry. Mo which posi-! lion ha held for five years.

He later went to Tennessee, where lor several years he lxk-d after the interests of Pennsylvania rapitalista in the iron and coal fields. He returned to Council BlvHs in 1W and had mado this city his home since. At an early age Mr. Blanchard heoam interested ln political aflalrs. In la he attended the convention held in Lafayette hail, Pittsburg, Pa, when the national republican party mas organised.

As presidential elector from the Twentv- fpurth Pennsylvania district he cast his I ballot for the re-election of Abraham Lin- coin as president- In Hi he waa dele- gate-at-'art? from Pennsylvania to the republican convention at Chicago and voted for the nomination of Oeneril Grant. Eight years later, having moved In the meantime to Missouri, ha was Viected a delegate to the Cincinnati convention in 1174. a ben Hayes was nominated. He voted for Elaine. From 1S to 1IT0 Mr.

Blanchard was dcleg4te to numerous state conventions ln Pennsylvania and served part of the time as a member of the Pennsylvania legislaturo. After coming to Council Bluffs he was for several 'years prominent to local republican politics. Arrangements for the funeral will not be made until relatives at a distance are i heard from. N. Y.

Ilumbing Co. Tel. Wk. N'-ght. Lflst OFFICH SPACK FOR RENT.

A MONTH; CENTRAL LOCATION. STKAM HEII -AND ELECTRIC LIGHT FLB-N1EHED. OMAHA BEE, SCOTT BT. HALF PRICK PICTCRE SALE. TOPAT ONLY.

PETERSEN A 8CH0ENING CO. Ferns and cat at reasonable sricea at Herman florists, le I "earl tree. Bell 'phone Ind. Ct Black. Aaaaaia: the rolltSrUaa.

G. H. Soott, former Judge of the superior court and a tentative ckndidale for tbe republican nomination for city solicitor, is authority for the announcement that prospective candidates for city offices are to te placed on tbe carpet at the meeting of the federation of city Improvement clubs at the city haft this evening. It la understood' that Mr. Scott mill conduct the "QUiii-iD-chief." so to speak "We Just want a chance to tell some of the candidal that we don't a anl them." stated Mr.

Suott Thursday evening at the meeting of the First Ward lagprcvement club. It is not anoan whether any of the prospective candhiales intend to accept Mr. Soott a in vitation to be rroaa-examined. G. Lucas of Oakland avenue Tiled af.fi-I davit yesterday that he would be a randi-liie fee 1 1- A mvml w- nnminalinn fnr counc ilman from the Second a ard.

W. F. Sapp. at present city clerk, announced yesterday that he was not and had no Intention of being a candidate for the republican nomination for auayor. Frank Barlow is announced aa a candidate for the republican nomination for councilman in the First ward.

Fred Shoemaker is also announced as a candidate for l.e denaocratic nomination for councilman in tbe same a a rd. Whether a. H. Scott aill be a candidate for tbe republican nomination for city solicitor la staled to "depend upon certain con- tin gene es A friend of th ex-Judge stated yesterday, a-lth what is considered 'authority: "If another cancdaie is In the fu Id with a horn we are satisfied. Mr.

Scott will probably not TX TOC WANT SOMETHING CLEAN IN COALT TUT BOULTER NEXT. CLEAN AS WOOD AND MITCH CHEAPER. SOLD ONLY BY THE COCNCIL BLUFFS COAL AND ICF. COMPANY. EITHER PHONE Ti.

THB QUICKEST AND BEST WAY TO GET YOUR LAUXDRT DONE RIGHT. IS TO SEND IT TO THE BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY. PHONES lit. Usssger far Grae raw era. At a meeting of the director of the Council Bluff.

Grap Growers' association yesterday afternoon. G. W. Key of Oavejna aaa appointed general mauagea-o' th association to succeed th late George Ailing ha an. Mr.

Reye aill assume the duties cf th HORSES, CATTLE AND HOUSEHOLD FTJEltTTTJEEL r-t-! with the fruit and proeVjc -m- rr.i!"i'-.n tXislnes. In Omaha for twenty years, tntil a short time be aith city. the firm of A Lang that TREET AT MWA TAY OrE iJadae Thornell t.ranta lajaartloa Ashed aty Street Itollway. i After a year's litigation. JuCg Thornell.

lha district court yesterday, gmnted the Omaha. Council EJufTs and Fuhurhaa company a permanent Injunction Nrestrainirg ir.pn Jchrson. William Board- i man, WUliam H. Ropec and Albert Roper from ohnructlng ona cf the former public fhoroughfares at Laks Manana. knonn as Regatta riace.

FolloalTig an adtrse ruling by O. H. Sc-ott. then Judge of the superior court, as 19 the right of the street railaay company to closo up certain aireota. avenuea and aileys in Manawa.

whkh ruKrg reverse by thf suprem. court. Johnson an I the other defendants erected a cottage on what waa claimed to be Yacht avenue In F.eigat'.a Place. 11 waa als when The order issued hy Judga Thornell not or.ly permarently restrains tha defendants from maintaining the structurs complained of. but gives the aheriff authority to remove It ln the event of the defendants falling to sola the suit in which C.

Atwood and Notice of appeal on the part of the plain tiff a as filed jesterday in the su.t of William T. Wiison agairst the State Insurance company of Pes Moines The grand jury adjourned early yesterdsy afternoon until neat Tuesday momics- It is understood that there Is little work left for the Jury sr.d that a report will he made some time Tuesday. aholaterrag. W. Klein.

1J South Main street led. Tie BeX Hi. George "Fhores: IsBBraonatinaj a Sxldler. MARSHA UPTOWN, Jan. 1 Special, In the virtuit court at Springfield.

Wednesdsy afternoon Judge Humphrey sentenced Alfred Dough erty of Keokuk, a former member of the Ioa Soldiers Home of this city, to five years' imprisonment in the federal priwn at Fort Leavenworth. Kan. pougtieny wes charged with pension fnauds. Pouaherty. who was never a soldter.

impersf'nated John Maxkett of Warhington county. Illinois, and by forgery secured kiarkell pension. Por years Dougherty, under the name of Markett. secured the latter pension. Then Markett applied for a pension and the fraud a as dif.it vered Doufrherty left the Soldiers' Home suddenly a few weeks ago to eseape the federal olfioera, who a-ere on his trail.

Y. M. C. A. Director.

Meet. MARSHALLTOWN. Jan. Is. (Special.

The annual mtestlng ff the Physical Directors' association of the Yourg Men's Christian association of Iowa was held at the Cedar. Rapids association last night Officers were elected as follows: J. B. Modesta of Sioua Ciiy. president; J.

T. Maxwell of Keokuk, vice president; E. J. Eigermann of Ottumai secretary ard treasurer. The anneal Indoor meeting the associations of the state is to be heli in Pes Moine-a early In spring.

AH outdoor athletic meeting will probably be held at Oltumwa later in tie spring. Eaforriag Liaaor Law. SIOUX CITY. Jan. 18.

iSr-cial Telegram Rev. H. H. Saayfr. superintendent of the Woodbury County Ar.ti-saloon ague, this afternoon filed actions against the keepera of seventeen houses of prostitution and aasigmaUon houses which have been selling liquor.

This follows a pers.st-ent campaign on the part of the leag-ae to enforce the Martin law as to the saloons. laterarhaa Car Janapa Track. IOWA CITY. Jan. IK Special Telegram.) A passenger car on the Cedar Rapids A Iowa City Icterurban Jumped the track near -Coufalis Uinight, turning over twice.

Conductor Holienbeck and Motor-man Anderson are reported severely injured. Tbe passengers are said to have escaped with a shakeup. Dr. Jones Ended Owa Life. BURLINGTON, Jan.

IK The dead bedy of Pr. George W. Jones of Keokuk, v. cj ns ir. as L.gm, was oi ouiiingion.

i net a as a ouii.at ncoe In his head and aus throat had been slashed. A penknife clasped tightly in the men's hand Indicated that he had committed suicide. lawn News i.iei. CP.ESTON The thermometer I lered sero Wear.esday night. January li, the first time this a inter at CREfJTON W.

Cuss, a solicitor lor subacripuons to a furd for the defense of Calrb Powers, is cajnasfing the city! and is obtaining quite a large cumber of contributions CRESTON The local Elks Hie la lr.ua. ir-d a boalir.g alley and ecuivment in Its new lodge heme, and last occurred the initial matcii of the tea.i-n. fl two-men team. contesting. The highest score a.

a 7i; the loaest. ill uinmiill lYiU'v'ii v. A i occuned the damage oi M.ne and Mir- I Mechanic Thomas M. Fetley fciid the rv-gartt tl.e lain dLughtera of Mr jductiin a as maJe neceaeaty by orders frcrfu and Mrs. John Lac-ina of tins city.

UmnowJ uhii was rearf-ed to air. ft Green county ami Mn-a Margaret lc ira became Ihe wile 'if Mr. Ge Hull of this city. One cerewaxry tii.iied bc-tii coupjea MAKSHALLTOlVN -The tcxlen, WockI-men ol Marri.2.1) county aiil ceieorale tie twe-nty-f'ftb aximversry of t'e founutisg Bf th oroer in this city Wedriesdav. J-ary 21.

The initiation of an imnine ria of caiidiciait from tn lodges of the lumy will be tl.e chief feature of trie celehraiior. lodge men prominent in I order in Ue stai. will be pnraent and take part in tht tn ii-ei. RED OIK-The antral corh.nd tv a. hool orr.eo fiere JJomi.v a iih 1' 'f coin l'l iiimeitic nirmv.

A number of the bank, of the count, ana several merchants of Rej.uiL it a ell as several out.id merchaats and firms have contributed largely to thepVeirluni list this, ib aoiiiiton to ne cah offerings, rnaaes I attractive prefcium list er' strooj at-J CREr-TON Daniel F. Wejkell. the initi who has been sentenced to hang atui Los Angeles. Cal fir killing a tua in a hnld-up whwh Meskell committed, is the son of a former r-idest of this pa and now liva in Lincoln. Neb.

H.s grancifainar. Miae Meefceli. meJ in the first houae bum la threaten and which i still standi' g. thowsh in a uil.r-i i.td condition. Tbe first religious service ever held In this city waa conducted in that bt-iidlsg.

The old grandfather Is now aa Inmate of the county farm near here and is auit aged. CRESTON A novel aituatioa is being experienced at Mount Ar. Three roine-Bert women eelucat.jrs 'f county are candidate for th. position of c-ounev school sutieriuterHJent. abd the roicpct i atlerir.a for n.ore to etter trie fiel.l Mra.

Iora has been tiie per.nteedesit for four yaara aad uiS a success that tnerw are a. men who dare appiy the p.are. Si.s Is seeking ra-ele. tion Misa Etta J. a te.r ta the Ad-el araaoia, aad Mis Jeaa Tvraer, wb leac ftea ib C.t-rl.e.J.

are both candidate th a spx.led to mak ag- rtatit tin tiiirwa iIOWA IN TflE TAFT (OLIMNn Both Faction cf the rartT United va Sentirsent if Kct on-Dele gatei. HOT FIGHT TOE BEFBtSFJfTATION Matter Whlrk Farlloa eenre-Ieleaaie-at-larce They Will Ie for Taft. as Will rrartlraljv All District Deleaatea. rrom a Ftaff Ci-rrtrfn'i- PES M'JINES. Jn- 11 i Special.

loaa twerty-aia degates to the na- tiansl repaihlican convention a ill al- it Is known that in some of the con- greeional districts there is seme setitl- i 4 Kiit it te- I th. the ln this state is for Taft- At any rate, the ae sure to he lor Tuft, since both factions of the party are committed to that altitude. Hoa. Laie Young, through the columns of hla paper, the Pes Moines Capital, for many mcnths has been arsrciing for Taft- He claims now to be the original Taft an. George D.

Perkins, through the gioug City Journal, is doing the same, and ln'th of these men are mentione for eats-r t- large. Both of these. rae are recogniaeJ i standpatters. Recently there ass a conference of ihe Cummins men cf the state this city, It took the form of an Informal psther- Irg at the Pa very on the day the cen- tral committee met here. The meeting was o.uite open and the sole was the attitude aa to dinielv after that Governor Cummins cave oat an interview in which he tated that he was for Taft ar.d thought the of the state should eupport Taft.

it waa understood at the tims that he was speaJ.ir.g more or Ks by agreement for that conference. At the time it became knosn ti at. the at-large seemed to be for Altftxty Gen eral Bye rs. ex-Governor Larrabee. Sena- tor Funk acd Harvey Ingham, editor of I the Register and Leader.

Judge lTouty of Pes Moines acd Senator Tom Healy of Fort Dodge were mentioned aa possible substitutes in case some of these could not or would not serve. But in ejiie cf the fart that boJi factions areNor Taft. there will be a for the deiegatee-at-larj Both Saeticnsl want the delegates-at -large for the preffire It will give them in national and state politics, and it can be said i that there Is very rttle InQicaticn if any i4u.iir.. i bcissihle agreement to divide the dele- The altitude to the two factions on delegates-at-larfre 'VA overshadow tiie eonusts in the oor.gresion.al oivtricts. Each congressional district selects tao tfelrgutes to the- national convention.

The state convention select the four dle- jates-at-large. It is juite pisslhle. there- that some of the districts may nd delegates favorable to other candidates. I lvrl "-''-Editor Payne of Neada wants to be a through the river navigation was a most delegate from the Seventh district. thm' to Pron-oteis.

The Is understood to favor Fairbanks. It is femarks of W. S. King as a practical en-understood, too. that there is sentiment wr "Pially po'ctej and in the Eighth districl for Cannon.

But is believed by most that the ftht as) It to dele gates-at-large H1 nesult the greater number of delegate from district -ing for Taft i -well. That there Is activity In Iowa for Taft from an outside source is evidenced by i the fact tha an Ohio man came hero a few days ago to lock up the situation as 1 to Taft sentiment, at the reque-t of Mr. Vorys. aho is managing the campaign for Mr. Taft.

This man formerly lived In Iowa. He came direct from Ohio and spent I M-teial days here and conaulttd with re- I publican of all shades of fac- i localism end in ell sections of the state. He came for Information and not to give out any. but a hen he left he -hosed every evidence cf f'-eling sell pleased over the 1 situation acd seemed to think that he ass well repaid for coming. He seemed, further- i more, to be in no doubt but thst Tafi would have the bulk of the delegate from I t.his sta'e.

Obitb ranasniBs Caaapalara. It is definitely announced now ttat the opening of Governor Cummins' campaign for I'nited Statea senator will take place in this city on th evening of January IS at Foster's opera bouse, at. ahich time the main address will be delivered by Jodge S. F. Prouty of this city.

It la understood that Judge Prouty's add rest, will define the lines of the contest In the ser.Rtoruil campaign ao far ts Cummins is corieemed. and the address probably aill be a document lor the year. It has been carefully prepared sr.d will spc-ik lhe sentiment, Governor Cummins. Judpe Prouty was in two camptigns a candidate for election to cor.gr.-as from the Severith district against Captain J. A.

T. HulL Erne then he lias been ccnrplc uou I as a of Governor Cummin. His speaking for Cummins at tms line, how- I ever, not coiitcmp'ate any fient be- I tween Hull and Cammins in the Seventh'! dislrx-t. and it is understood thst there will be no fyjhl ar.d that there will lej no Cum rr wis Candida: against Huli. Redaction at Marshall tawa.

MARSH ALL TOWN, la. Jan. la. A temporary jduc-tion of the force of the general shop, of the loaa Central railroad was made toa- by the discharge of twelve iiiathiafcts and their helpers. I boilermakers car repairers, llai.tr rene, Tc.r a pmca or a mon or ri.

ire Tr onnuestern reauQeo us local Ircigiit arid passenger depwt dia-haigmg four men. fore yesterday ty laaweal Partwaaera afe CHEYENNE. Wyo Jaa. 14. Special.

Tl.e Iiej.artment of the Interior r.ill pi-d atth the prosecjiion of a la-ne nuinber of reidents of the Wheatland d.f- trn-1. aho have lets proceeded against f. fro- persons whj illegally cut it or. government lacd. Ttie iregoirg tJ 0r a ttVgram receive -d from i Senate F.

t. Warren at ato I rent ex to the dTartinent tint fie I k. h-ll de'endanls had been guilty of i no intentional oerrsuomg or tne gavern- barker Bremn lakwr ll.irr. WASHINGTON. Jan 11.

Parker of Ni York has retained as e.iunsel for Ameriran federaucm t-f I.h;.r in ti case Ruck St.vie and coir any ff Et. I-iu atair.rt ll federatioo. invclvir.g the rights of labor vrior.a lo boycott ar.d publisn In i( unfai-htl the names cf bus nes c-nnrems tfe lederatici regardi as umnendly to trs Interest a tas-taia PllUkary Takes Oath. WAeillNGTtiN. Jan.

Captain Jona I E. fvUoury tiniay tcK.k the oaun of office i as chief ol th bureau of aavlg-atioa tn to Rear Admiral Brownaoa. By ru-ru oi his new office Captsin Piltahury new has the rank aad pay of rear admiraL Py uing tra annus Art artsneata at Th Want ad Pa.c. rn ret euli ifumi i at a aixa4 peta i llB I i OPEN 11 till. I I.

If. II Deposit hw ti PI li ri Ti 1. Of INTEREST paid Strong, Safe, Successf ii Arthur D. Drandcis, President. H.

Hugo Drandcis, Cashier. The Brandei AFFAIRS AI SOUTH OMAHA Enthusiastic Man Meeting to Boom Emr CongTtSI at SiOUX City, avx--. 1 rwT i 'i irvuu taiM.iU- Pacltlaa; Hnasea Aow aa Vail Tlsae and If Weather Woald Permit Ire Harvest. There Waald Be Viark for All. As one of the results cf the enihcsi- llc roaJ-s mee-ms mi I.

tion question neia me ciiy ni.i night, an aill be made by a lrcl uu.v sc i ICT Tlk 1 ana i. a rouno trip i.ieiw cf 4 4 ha. been sc-cured and the tickets Lx to be l.f. i at O'Neill's office The i mayor rresi.icd at the meeting lat council chamber aas well filled with! r. pre.i.tatiie itiic-na.

The program a as entirely Informal. Some abort due utile nr on the subject aero presented by such nji-n as John Flynn. W. King, James parks and Pr. W.

J. McCr.nn. The l.cpe of racing South O'aha to a ttiied to with much interest. Me ois- on practical i Pr. Mi-Crann called attention to the field which would be opened to an eay mar-j ket He dwelt especially on the wheat fields cf South Dakota and western Iowa, and the easy shipment of core frjm the northeast section of this state, and.

ln fa-ct. from any point on the eastern border to the more southern river porta Some of the pioneers indulged in reminiscences of the navigation in the old days before the railroads Fupllanti-d the slower rood of shipment. Fall Time at Parklag Plants. conduiot-e for the week rloMng remain about the same in the of jrrices aa the revious week. Hogs started rather lea' and advanced a few points durtrg the first days of the week.

Then they declined yesterday al- i most to the old figures. The receipts cf hogs so far this year shoa- an i-a-rease of a few thousand over the same number of days last year. The cattle and aheep markets show a slight decrease. The re-j ceipts for the week were fairly liberal ar.d averaged well with other points la number and price. The packers have been active buyers of cattle.

All of lue South Omaha plants are running full-hanjed i again. If cold weather should set in so the ice harvest might begin, there would he no need for any complaints that there is not plenty cf work for those employment At all events, the labor situation is becoming easier every day in South Omaha. While tficte are still plenty of men aho might glad to se cure more aork than at rre-tert and i while there are a few out of aork, still I It will not be long before the balance will te reached again. Meet Market Raksd. The meat market of rharles Akofe-r was entered burglars Tbur.lay The men secured $1 Oi from the safe.

Mr. Akc.fer said it was the time l.e Lad e-er left that much ln the over I The entrance waa made over the lrin'ri if tl.e door. The- safe was unlocked, so all that was necessary waa to cin th door and break in the cover i cf ihe strong box. The burglary was discovered shortly after it waa com-' milted by tl' Mcvk watchmen, William Corrigan. ard Henry Eltfelder.

the night I detective. When they first discovered It. they trough they had their men lrappej. bJt they hsd just got oJt. It is evident that seme-one we- (w atching them at 1 tirped off the approaeh of the offi-' ce rs in time.

janday tervlrea. "Euioff)' ff Fa.th" will be Dr. I- I Wheeler a S.niay rooming theraf al the 1 First rtetbvlcrun The even'rs theme a UI be. "The T1.S Jesus Feg.n to Do." F.cv. Arxtrea Henairk aui ptvatn irom the tr.eiue.

Pitying for Someihirg Sjs-cay ruomlri- II. evening tone is. "What Would Y- Have Me to IX. Mr Jic- and Rev. Mr Turnhull ol will asit him during the week, alien spe-jcial are to be held R-v.

It W. Liver at the Engln lAitb-: erai. cnurcei wi'l preach from the topic. "The B.ner Way." The Luther league will sr.eel in in evening. Swrwiny momirig the Christian rhurch Rev.

Mr. Ray topic t. "The SurS.y Schcx.l ar.d lis I.eliKn to tl.e Church." Tl.e eveairg topic will toe. 1 He iMle.ra of t-rnsi." a rv are f.eli la WoiW4.es t. n.liie p.iv S.

i.l of fir are at the mora. i eerwee- at St Martin's church at II, a There sill B. evening service. Rn. George Vsn Winkle spent th last two days in Nebraska 'i'y aasistlag In He will occupy hs oaa pulpit both moiung rd evening Nagls t'ltr GaaatB.

A long rhinrt.iha oeercoat for sal. No- St David Thirty-fcHirth aad T. reported th tuns of a osugiiter yes.eilay. James Nelson. Hi Nona Eeveataanuh.

la-pcrted u.e birth of a yeaterday. pnil Ke.rr.ey r-eat of the Grand Arsr.y of tb Hepubiiei, Ir.sia.lled ofTcert last TL trial of Crarles Hendnekson fr forgery will 1 befeie Judge Cali.haa tin. tiioru.ng a m-s UfiAuw fi.e. aa flamea ralk: CaA- irandlgi DURING BUSINESS Till 5 P. M.

Silrtij't, 9 II. Clonoy In Your Guarantee Deposit Flade In Their Bank. I didate for the council in the Third ward yesitrday. i TT.e burial service of H. Snyder a as conducted bv Kev.

Wheeler yesterday i at a. re. Geoige D. Ellts filed as a republican can- counc" lhe The representative of the Omaha Printing comiar.y a as in fitouth Omarta yesteros afterncxn gathering data for the hearing in t'e fjrmture case to be held Monday morning. The degree team of Magic Cite council No.

F. Knights ar.d Ladiy of S-urit. will give a card party at VToodmen hall Monday evir.g. January' S.i. A dance a ill follow the carda.

Miss Anna Fowler is to be to Ali-ert F. Magiiana of Lincoln. January .2. Miss Fomler is one of South Omaha a tal- i ented sejio.l teacher and Mr Mag dans is a professor In tht I mrcrstty School of Agriculture. i NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY laalat and la a Carloa.

I'ratsrei of Life Raaldy Crsnlag state. Expiar.sticn jpin. a man In iiritee FVr tlo fc better. Trying to "shine up" to the school ma'ams. Eachelcr club, please take notice.

Beemer Times. O. K. As Lone As the Bottle Holds It The biggest Joke of the present century Is a pure food label on a bottle of boose that would burn a hole tn a piece of abe-stoa South Omaha Democrat. Wants Genuine Title I repeat what I ha v.

m.ay times before said: "If I mere a man teacher I would never permit people ts tall me "professor." Everx rat tamer and fake fortune teller In the country is railed professor Auburn Granger. And Then There Was One A number of Arapahoe your Deo are about to Join the navy. A party of ten organised for this purpose but when they discovered the fact that they couldn't all enlist as admirala nln of them deserted, leaving but one private to tight for his country. Arapahi Mirror. Nature Fake Oraoc Adams sr.d Jaic Mahan came in Tuesday night with one of tha largest coyote that lias been captured ln many a day.

From Its appearance all seeing it. say it must be a least l'l or years old. It seems Jake Kahoe lud raugrht the same one Is a trap In Baskln's swamp Monday and when hia dog came up to fight, it pulled one of Its front feet off. When th boys went after it the next morning It gave their dogs a hard chase be for. they caught ft.

Logan County Pioneer. Latest in Baths The stand pe a as full last Tuesday morning. It was ao full that the water was running over the top. There was also a strong south wind and pedestrians on Tnelftn street were given a sboaer bath, as the aind caught the akler as it flowed over the top of the pipe and carried it the shape of mist snore than a block. The sun was shining brightly during the time and lUcc aho witnessed th phenomena of iaio from a clear sky In January mere cLgctly nonpluised as to th raiise until it a as explained.

The water was turned off about five minute. Co'umbui Tribur.e. TORPEDO FLOTILLA ARRIVES IBaaaller Fleet Jala. the (ialeea I Battleship, la Uarbsr at HI de Janeiro. RIO DE JANEIRO.

Jan. AmerV can battleship fleet was Joined todsy in the haibor of Ew Janer.o Vy the torpedo boat flotilia, cumhering vessels, which arrived from Perr.smUuco and nchored near tl.e aliteen big battleship at i i clock in the afterr.ojn The flotilla lett buro January and anel wuh good aeU.e.- on the voyage to this port. delay aaa occasioned ty U.e iiiachiuery of the Lasrer.c. but a few hours s-fHced to cake I IcuUr.ant Cosr.manuer Kane report th Leal! of th uaea of ll torpedo flotilla generally good. Ihaugn ilei ar sorb ce of maiai-a among tuem.

Th vtuei la this eomnaand sil for Bueaos Aire alter ooaiiug. probably aoout January i iwjimi aai at.rtfcn pmiiy icuueitj tr.e offxers ef Ihe Ameraan Teet by tl.e lock piace at the BontanMal Naval c.ub gardera amaist scoat pictures') surroundings and proved a magnificent sacces Comblnad with tiie aetiiz cf Imprest fk.nls there were special -decorations uf a noei elaborate aad Ueaut.ful e-hargrter Mxie I than persons were ln sitendance. in- eluding men. Urn of th lux heal BrasJIvaa society. The guests a ere tranfporled to the gardens in fifty specs! ele-ctnc trsm ears and were e.er aliere ajreeted enruute 'with cheers from the crciwda I I.V-, I V.

a mer a wore Brasil-an and American colors in the form of er.iall bows. tie Brax.llaa Officers wore miniature American Lags, Tl a magnl- ficect Alji.g th walks acd the borders of ll lake were -life's wt.r refreshment were served. There was dis cing uia th laan to rauav oi a large orchestra unt.l late ln th everting Amor.g i liioaw preaent was Mm.ster of Msrir. Alen-car. Us.de ruty fc.gh officials of tL B-axUiaa amy PET-LI V.

Jan." li. Ordtra lav been laauad ta the Gem -an cruiser Brecaea. tuow at Rio Janeiro, to remain al that fort urull Jaa nary Si. th data when tli Amerlraa battleship fleet under Rear Admiral Evans saJa for Pucta Arena. Tit abject of this IN THE Magnificent BRAI1DEIS BUILDING ii ii ri i ri ti 14 ri ri ij HOURS Till t.

U. This John L. Kennedy. Vice President. Emil Drandcis Secretary.

Every order evidently is to lengthen the pri of time in which the officers of the Bremon will observe the fleet end gsthez material for technical reports. RENT RIOT IN NEW YORK TrataalB Attark Marshal with DIs-gioaaesa asrraala aad Pallre Bnei iss Are Called. NEW YORK. Jan. 11 Forcible resisianoa by terante.

ahom an upfr East Side landlord was trying to evict, resulted tn tha gathering of a crowd of It or more sympathisers in the neighborhood, who made so much trouble for the police that tha rrvr- were called out- During 'he rioting four women and a number of men a-eee taken Into custody. The riotous demonstration began when a eiiy marthal ajid about twenty-free assist i ants visited the bloek on the south aids i rf East One Hundred and Fourth street, between First and Second avenues, with eighty dippc'sseas warrants for famlllea that 1 had unitedly demandtd reductions In rent cf a month and had refused to pay. tha eollee-tor more than the new rat they had fixed. The taking out of tha fut-nituia from the rooms of the first family visited was tbe aiarnal for an attack en the marshal and his men by score of Angry women surrounded a patrolman al.o r.sd gone to the marshal' aaslst-arce and had hail torn his coat from hi back. a hen.

with arriving assiMar.ee, he arrested four of the women. Several cemonstraUve men were also sent to th station house. Th police were by tht time with little eue-oes to disperse an in. reajing crowd of angry demonstrators, but other arrest by tha officer finally had the effect of putting: a stop the trouble. The immediate purprse of th dem-m-st rat ion, hnweier.

was effected, th marshal deciding not to attempt the serving of more dispossess a arrant at the time-He said he probably would mak another attempt tomorrow, a hen further trouM Is CApectcd. FATAL FALL FROM TRESTLE Henry Wachlla Drape evewty-FIo Fret While Avoldta Train a Cat-On. Coroner Davis lias invesng-ated the death c. the laborer aho fell from the top of Iho trestle of the Lane cut-off over th psppio and was killed Friday afternoon. Tbe man waa at first supposed to be Henry Peterson, out the coroner thinks ha identified him sa Henry Wehlln, Wachlin formerly worked in a packing house.

waa taken aick with blood poisoning a few weeks ago and was in St- Joseph's hospital for a tisce. His father, il is aaid, live In Walll.am. and the dead man's homo Is thought to hsve been at Austin. Wachlin went to tbe construction ramp on the other id of th trestle to apply for aork- He had talked for some time to William Ellis, wfca 1 In charge of th aork. but Mr.

Ellis could offer him nothing in the way of employment- tacit acrosa the treatla and met a train from th east evidently became confused and tried Jump to the top cf the yier ten feet below the level of tle track. He either missed the pier or slid off th Icy top cf it ar.d fell to tbe ground. Death was almost instantaneous. I HUGHES AND WATTERSOI. TALK bsrrraar aad Editor Addrea W.M Meellas la latereat of Ta.kegee Inalllate.

NEW YORK. Jan. northern gor- ernr.r. a southern editor and aa Intellectual hose aitliliies are conf'ned to no action, gave sympathetk-xpreasion th Bj, aims and hopes of the colored rac before a noteworthy audience at Carnewi Bu tonight. To ihes personally delivered addresses were sdded similar sentiments in the form of messages from Cardinal Gibbous sr.d British Ambassador Jaraea Bryr.

With unanimity these si en advocated fur- 1 ller orportun'ty for thia Jea ranunat i people, through r-pular support of Tuske- gee Institute in lh Interest of wr.icxi th tne-etmg w.s held. "We ran rver afford to lose srht of ll. furjls mental obcts al.k. of rubtned aeif-interert of phila-tu-ropy and of patriotism." said Governor Haghea. The otiier formal addrecae sen by Editor Henry' Wa'teraon.

alo lyike on "The Ne.ro Ttiture." and Booker T. Wa.l.irigtoQ, who loid of In wotk of lh i institution of which he Is th I WEST VIRGINIA FOR TAFT Mrsaber af Hate aaailKrr gay Hepakllraa Voters newlre His lawlaallc. KG. Va J-r 1 At th meetirg of the republican Stat. e.renie con, rr "lee t'f gt.t.

Ci.arlesfn waa aelerted as the place for the convent mat I nominate a state ticket July I r.rl was selected for a cMven. no-sir ate deleeatea to t. national criveaixin. la execuliv sea Will.am Tart a as enoorsed for prasil dent ty messbers individually, but not aJ a coaimittee. all th eadoraamenl wuh Kit exception two suea-Ueia.

reaoiutKics are part as follows: "In our opinio a (raat maority ef lhl voir rt Virginia de.lr th bocdus- art cf Secretary Taft for preadrnt of uk V-l-4.