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20 Wifi invested in a package of Uneeda Biscuit NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY JJ1 Jft'Aigl Mg Iowa State air BASE BALL VINTON ST PARK OMAHA DENVER AUGUST 18 19 20 21 1S65 TWO NEGROES ARRESTED is Association SALLOW ACES Often Caused by Coffee Drinking moored THE WALES ADDING MACHINE tl OR that coffee produces a Boise Idaho Aug With a number of states yet to be heard from more than 1300 delegates have been appointed to the national irrigation congress and have notified executive committee that they will be present when the congress con venes here on September While under the constitution each state is entitled to but fifteen delegates to be appointed by the governor little attention has been paid to this restriction Governor Hanly of Jndiana appointed ninety four citizens to accompany Vice President airbanks Work to Be to Be De ci ub Six After din IH and and tha Jamestown Post am the little TWO THOUSAND DELEGATES OR NATIONAL IRRIGATION CONGRESS SB5 7600 TWO BOYS BLOWN TO ATOMS BY EXPLOSION IN POWDER HOUSE ce the ECLIPSE 010 NOT AECT THE RAYS OLD SOL IN OMAHA feet high swimming neck wasEdward on oreign Gladstone National a large shot in the mili WARSAW POLICE ARE ARRESTING LIGHT HAIRED GIRLS Aug 19 Twelve persons lost in the waters about New Most of the victims were number of heroic recues of 1904 90 69 74 163 Correspondence Solicited Trial Examinations ree Maximum temperature Minimu tom pent lure Mean temperature Precipitation 1903 83 64 7400 Burdened with the thought that a horde of savages was chasing him Anthony Cuff 410 North ourteenth street broke from the confining walls of his room and gallopeu madly up anj down ourteenth street until his blood curdling yells awake the neighborhood Hurrying from his room to avoid the savages Cuff neglected to put on enough clothes to inet all requirements of po lite society Half a dozen telephone calls from excited neighbors brought the po lice patrol and Officers ahey and Crowe an der and I Hirey two thieves who took merchandise and $110 worth of postoffice supplies from the store of Ehler Mc C'inv Senwa July 15 escaped from the Thomas county Jail Saturday night This Is the second time lender has escaped Birmingham Ala Aug Aber nathy deputy sheriff at' IIttleton Ale this county was shot last night In that place by a negro prisoner and died shortly afterwards The negro was handcuffed when he fired the fatal shot DEATH TAKES LEWIS MORRISON THE WELL KNOWN MEPHISTO WIE DESERTION CHARGED Special Dispatch to the World Herald Sioux alls Aug After ft man hunt extending half way across the state and back again Deputy Sheriff Kennedy of Grftnd Rapids Mich suc ceeded in running down a Michigan man natnwl Henry Ensign who was wanted at Grand Rapids on the charge of wife desertion SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES Special Dispatch to the World Herald Cheyenne Wyo Aug Roy Goync died at tho county hospital from gun shot wounds Inflicted by himself a few days ago Mercantile Partners ight Special Dispatch to the World Herald Norfolk Neb Aug Rosenthal and Krasne proprietors of the Beehive de partment store at this place became In volved in an altercation last night Rosenthal in his anger picked up a pane of glass and threw It at Krasne cutting open the forehead Matters be came so bad that the proprietors were ejected from the store and the place of business closed EVENTS ORECASTED IN CHURCH STATE ANO IELD Isr the latest most modern up to date Adding and Listing Machine on the mar ket It must be seen to be appreciated ALLS THROUGH SKYLIGHT AND BREAKS BOTH ARMS IREMAN'S LEG CRUSHED Elyria Aug The Twentieth Cen tury Limited eastbound bn ths Lake bhore fc Michigan Southern railroad was wrecked about a mile and one half from the station here at 8:30 last night The train ran through a swlffi at the junction of the Lake Shore with the Bal timore OUo tracks and jumping the PRICE RESH BEE Swift A Co's sales of frosh beef in Omaha for the week ending Avgust 18 averaged 5 cents per pound MAN OVERCOME BY THE HEAT OR SOMETHING ELSE HANDCUED PRISONER KILLS DEPUTY SHERI IN CHARGE old of tonight twenty the His came toS'remont recently and engaged In business The cnief of police of Kearney has been notified and will arrive tomor row Kinney and his wife sav thev never lived in Kearney and that the authorities have got the wrong man or to the real crazy baseball TWELVE PERSONS DROWNED IN NEW YORK WATERS SUNDAY track the engine and several cars went into the ditch The engine was overturned and now rests upon its side along tho tracks anil the coaches are badly dam aged The only one seriously Injured is a fireman whose legs were crushed under the engine as it went over HOTEL MEN MEET IN OMAHA TODAY Bheldon Scenting Treachery in the Brown Camp Is Going It Alone Co Battle book a Says They've Got Wrong Man Special risp 'tch to the World Herald remont Neb Aug Upon an llen tlfb ation by the son of tho sheriff at Blair Jehu Kinney proprietor of a res taurant in remont was arrested last night real name is said tn be Charlee Smith who Is wanted nt Kear rey for forcing a check of $100 Kinnev He purloined a coat and vest Airs jonn saw him leav and CONX ELEY DIES AT LEAD Special Dispatch to the World Herald Lead Aug 19 Conneley who came to Lead about ten days ago from Hemlngaford Neb for his health died at the home of his daughter Mrs Moats of this city He had been in ill health and failed steadily after arriving here He was 74 years of age and was one of the pioneers of Western Nebraska IDs body will be taken to Grand Island Neb where he will be in terred beside the body of his wife Yreka Cal Aug Two boys were killed and another fatally injured in a powder explosion one mile from here early today Powder house No 1 bcu longing to the Grant Powder company on the line of the Yreka branch rail road was blown up In nearly every business house In Yreka windows were broken Remnants of jdothing a foot particles of hair and flesh found on the hill indicate that two boys were blown to atoms Bertie Holland was found sev enty five yards from the scene with his face lacerated and two holes in his tem ple evidently from flying stones He cannot recover Two small rifles found near the were badly damaged It is supposed that the boys shot into the powder house through a ventilator A carload of pow der had been stored In the magazine yesterday He has ascertained that of the Brown leaders are Steele for governor So a campaign for himself trace of a ombination the will be appreciably limln Govcrnor McDonald of (XSorado appoint ed forty two Governors Chamberlain ofOregon amiMYntler of "Utah mores than lot each and other chief 'executives' are appointing all Who want to attend 'tffly 2000 delegates are expected Local com mittees have completed arrangements for entertalnlpg tlie delegates and visitors to the congress A house to house canvass of the city has been made and rooms re served so that all will be comfortably accommodated at reasonable rates At the dose of the congress the delegates will be taken on special excursion trains through various irrigated sections state Northwestern Railroad Slate Is Brown tor Senator and Weston for Governor the competition are: national matchesPeter Bumus ex TWO GIRLS DROWN Grand Haven Mich? Aug Two daughters of Curl Carlsen aged lland 14 years were drowned before their pa rent's eyes while Lathing today in the Grand Haven river The bodies were re covered ARE GATHERING AT LINCOLN lour Mill Burns Special Dispatch to the World Herald Iowa City' la Aug ire of un known origin totally destroyed the Hum mer flout: mill and elevator this afternoon Loss Insurance partial WE CURE SA NIEM OR Be the Largest Gathering of Rifle Shots Ever Held in This Country Stone Sidewalks at Stanton Special Dispatch to the Wo rid He raid fttautort' Neb Aug The city au thorities are having cement walks put down on all lots owned bv Stanton An tne nusmess portion win nave ment walks twelve feet wide before end of September SPANISH AMERICAN VETERAN Leavenworth Kas Aug Dr Van Tuyl who served in the Philippines as a surgeon in the United States arrry during the Spanish American war died of heart disease at his home here today aged years Thieves Escape rom Jail Special Dispatch to the World Herald Broken Bow Neb Aug 19 Dog in a China Shop Special Dispatch to the World Herald Norfolk Neb Aug A dog which had been locked up in phar macy over night jumped into the show window which was filled with hand painted china and when the store was opened this morning the floor was scat ter eil with broken china Trains Leave Union Station 3:25 a 7 amr 8i15 pm 6i35 pm TICKET OICE 1323 ARNAM ST Weiner Still nt' lairge Epiiil Dispat' ii to the World Herald icmout Neb Aug Louis Weiner who shot Proprietor K1 Molloy of the bowling ftlloy at Morse Bluff is still at large It is believed ho is on nn island In the Platte river and men have been quit roll ng the bonks of the stream to keep him from escaping Hie move tnontB were followed from Morse Bluff to tho Platte river bridge Some of his friends contend that they believe he kitle1 himself and that his body tlontcd down the current Others say he followed sand luirs to one of the irlands and is In hiding Mulloy's condition hue shown little Change The physicians ay he has a chance to recover it' no complications deveiop organs of Ith votes Others place ip nntuUrriwn he will have 360 on the first 250 on the second and bickering has broken out Journal and Evening News SNEAK THIE MAKES A HAUL Sneak thieves entered the residence of Wilhelm 302 South Thirty eighth avenue Sunday evening while the family as on the lawn in the rear of the house and stole money nnd jewelry amounting to $70 jV gold watch and $36 in money were taken A man who had been noticed loitering around the house is believed to have done the work and the police are looking for him CONCERT AT RIVERVIEW PARK Huster's band gave an excellent con ceit at Riverview park Sunday The ap plause ww spontaneous and the encores depranded ware gracefully given The band has bean kept busy during week days all summer on concert tours through neighboring states which accounts for the efficient way all programs were ran a mccreary NEBRASKA AGENT Box 391 943 New York Life Bldff IINCOLN UK OMAHA was drowned in the Hudson while trying to climb aboard a barge Sven Remsen 35 years old was drowned oil Yonkers the ps 1906 IfXXi 937 84 00 Harney and 19th Sts 'Phone Doug Si 5 Tonight at 8:15 Garden Concert 7:45 ALL STAR VAUDE VILLE The Great Bell Trio head a fine bill this week Bijou Stock Co in the great Irish drama "THE BOY POPULAR PRICES: 10c 20c 30c Begins August 27 and Septem ber 3 Medals and Cash Prizes New York Aug Lewis Morrison an actor whose work as Mephisto in gained him fame died suddenly Of shock Saturday afternoon in St John's hospital Yonkers after undergoing an operation for a disease of the stomach He was 61 years of age He was under engagement to start for San rancisco on riday but telegraphed that would delay a few days Mr Morrison resided each summer with his daughter Miss Rosabel Morrison at Neperhan Heights She with his other daughter Mabel wife of Richard Ben nett Mr Bennett and Mr wife lorence Roberts was at his bed side when the end came Lewis Morrison was born of English parentage in Kingston Jamaica in 1945 He came to this country at an early age afid enlisted on the union side in tne civil War He rose to the rank of lieu tenant and on liis honorable discharge at the close of the war he received the rank of captain for distinguished serv ice He then entered the theatrical pro fession as an actor in the old Varieties theater New Orleans making his first appearance with lawrence Barrett In He was afterwards associated with Ed win Booth Edwin orrest Tomaso Sal vini Adelaide Neilson Charlotte Cush man Rose Coghlan and Agnes Booth He was also associated for nine years as leading man with the old Walnut Sjeet Stock company in Philadelphia lie played next with the old California Theater Stock company in San rancisco and then took up With himself as Mephisto and for fully twenty years starred in this country and Canada Baptists Meet at Tecumseh Special Dispatch to the World Herald Tecumseh Neb Next Thurs day riday Saturday and Sunday the annual meeting of the Nemaha Baptist association will be held in Tecumseh Several counties are included in the mem bership of the organization and the at tendance at the annual will no doubt be large' Two or three evangelists of note are on the program TWO MEN DROWN Minneapolis Minn Aug Two men were drowned this afternoon at Lake Min netonka while in bathing Ralph Strole aged 22 years lost his life at Salsburg Point The other a man named Bafrer was in bathing at Shady island Both victims were seized frith and sank before aid could reach them Monday August DAY Games called 3:45 Dies Aboard Train Special Dispatch to the World Herald Sidney Neb Aug O'Shea of I he ireproof Construction com (pany Chicago died tills morning of heart disease aboard the Union Pacific passenger train at Bums Neb and the remains were taken off the train here and death investigated by Coroner Bassett A telegram was sent to relatives in Chi cago and word was received tonight to send the remains east by Adams Ex press company ive hundred and twenty five dollars In bills was found upon the body of the deceased who was apparently about 65 years old The body has been embuimed and shipped In accordance wlth directions THREE HURT IN RUNAWAY In a runaway accident tit Seventeenth and Jones streets Sunday evening Miss Utverne Johnston Mrs Viola Hester and little Paul Hester an Jl year old boy all of 620 South Main street Coun cil Bluffs were thrown from their rig and painfully bruised Becoming frightened at something the horse bolted at Seventeenth and Jackson streets One block south the buggy col lided with an automobile standing near the curb The occupants of the rig were thrown out and the buggy was smashed to kindling wood The auto was also badly damaged Mrs Hester suffered two broken bones in her right hand and several severe bruises Paul Hester sustained a broken nose while Miss Johnston was also pain fully bruised Dr Harris attended the three they later taking a carriage home latory of the yesterday MI there will be very left They are fixing up dose of double grossing for Rosewater which will make his headache he lentns the tactics of Norris Brown and the Lincoln newspapers he Will be almost blind with rage He will let loose his votes where they will do the tnost good It he fails to got revenge in the convention he may be able to getorne of it on election By the Old Reliabl? DR SEARLES SEARLES Established In Omaha for 5 years The many Vi VatCB LUICU My lllUMCa US WO most experienced Specialists in the West in all diseases and ailments Of men We know just what will euro and cure quickly WE CUBE YOU THEM YOU PAY US 0U3 EE We make no misleading or false statements or offer you cheap worthless treatment Our reputa tion and name arc too favorably known every case we treat our reputation is at stake your health life and happiness is to serious a matter to place In the hands of a DOCTOR Hon est doctors of ability use their OWN NAME IN THEIR BUSINESS We can effect for everyone a liie Iong CURE for Weak Nervous Men Varico cele troubles Nervous Debility Blood Polson troubles Kidney Bladder WASTING W1 ESS Hydrocele Chronic Diseases Con tracted Diseases Stomach and Skin Disease examination and consultation Write for CVS Symptom Blank for home treatment DRS SEARLES SEARLES 119 14th cor 14th and Douglas Sts Oma'ia Ne'j BURWOOD rank Serian a 12 year oid newsboy living at 19J9 South Twenty second street foil fifteen ieet through a skylight at the Burlington station Sunday afternoon and fractured both foiearms He was leaning over the viaduct rail ing toying with a small coin and acci dentally dropped it The shining piece of money dropped on the skylight and the youngster scrambled down after it As he wsis crawling along the glass roof gave way beneath him and dropped him on the hard flags below Both arms were biokcn below the el bow Dr Smith the Burlington surgeon attended him and had him removed to his home SUNDAY AT CAMP HARRISON ort Benjamin Harrison Ind Aug The usual religious services ware con ducted in camp today In addition the Second regiment Illinois National guard the Indiana state troops and the regulars were addressed nt a joint religious mass meeting by the Right Rev Bishop al lows of the Episcopal church of Chicago chaplain of the Second Illinois The visit of Vice President Cnaries airbanks totlie fort is expected to take place tomorrow afternoon when the review of all the soldiers at the fort by the vice president will probably take place Sea Girt Aug 19 Late reports received here are to the effect that in nearly every state of the union the flower of the expert rifle shots especially those connected with the military establish ment are devoting much of their atten tion and ume to preparations for partici pating in the great target competition to be held here beginning August 27 It is already assured that the coming meet will be the occasion of the largest gathering of military rille shots ever held in this country Tire meet will be uner the auspices of the national board for the promotion of rifle practice the National Rifle association of America and the New Jersey State Rifle association It is ex pected that at least forty teams of twelve men each representing the several states the army navy and marine corps and island possessions will compete in the national team match alone In the national individual match a modest esti mate is that the competitors will number fully 1000 men The national individual match is at tracting attention to an unprecedented degree this year by reason of the attrac tive prizes offered The match is shot under the auspices of the national board for the promotion of rifle practice and congress has provided four gold medals four silver medals four bronze medals and $390 in cash for prizes Private parties however have contributed $2010 additional making a total of $2400 the largest sum ever offered in this country for cash prizes in a rifle competition irst prize is $1000 in cash and the gold medal provided by congress That almost approximates the king's prize presented by King Edward to the National Rifle association of Great Britain which amounts to $1250 and which is accom panied by a gold medal and a gold badge National Team Match General interest is "centered on the national team match also authorized by congress and conducted under the auspices of the national board for the promotion of rifle practice This competition is open to teams of twelve men each from the army navy marine corps the military and naval acadamies of the United States and the national guard of each state and the District of Columbia The army is allowed to enter two teams one represent ing the infantry and the other the cavalry Neither West Point nor Annapolis will compete in the match this year irst prize is the national trophy $309 In cash and gold medals for the team members all provided by congress There are five other prizes including the Hilton trophy and the bronze of Under the supervision of the Rifle association of America number of competitions will be eluding the match for tary championship of the United States and the Wimbledon cup match The most important of the many con tests under the auspices of the New Jer sey State Rifle association will be the Dryden trophy team match The leading prize is an unusually costly trophy pre sented by United States Senator Dryden of New Jersey Order of the Events The tournament will begin with the matches of the National Rifle association of America and the New Jersey Rifle association They will be in progress an entire week The national matches are scheduled to start Labor day Monday Septembers and to continue through to Thursday of that week and probably longer The order of events will be: The Colum bia trophy match and company team match Monday August 27 the veteran match Hale match and Leech cup match Tuesday the company tyik match and Wimbledon cup match Wednesday the carbine match off hand military match ideal regimental match and regimental skirmish match Thursday the regimental team match and intercollegiate match riday the Dryden match press match and revolver team match Saturday: the match and interclub match Monday September 3 the national team match Tuesday September 4 and Wednesday September 5 and the national Individual and national pistol matches Thursday September 6 which will con clude the program The officers of Executive officer Lieutenant Colonel Sixth cavalry United States armv: eeutive officer National Rifle association and New Jersey State Rifle association matches Brigadier General Bird Spen cer Inspector general rifle practice New Jersey post adjutant Major Winfield Price Third regiment National Guard New Jersey post quartermaster Captain Alvin Graff irst regiment National Guard New Jersey There was an eclipse of the sun Sunday but it vas not visible in Omaha nothing bigger than a parasol coming between the blazing orb and the perspiring people While people on the Pacific coast were enjoying a night In daytime those in this part of the country were hunting shady places The parks drew big crowds and Mana wa the usual hot Sunday throngs There was a good bunch of baseball fa natics at the bull game yelling them selves hoarse over lopsided vic tory crank hot weather is no drawback Even the bellboys at the hotels did a rushing business in cool drinks Sunday Calls for Ice water were so frequent and numerous hi several of the Omaha hostel ries that an additional force had to be put on to assist in carrying the aqua pttra to thirsty guests Yesterday's official record of tempera ture and precipitation compared with the corresponding day of the past three DES MOINES AND RETURN AUGUST 23d to 31st Return Limit Sept 1st ACCOUNT Elevator Profitable Special Dispatch to the World Herald Beatrice Neb Aug The atockhold of the armers' EHvtilor company of Pickrell held their annual meeting and election of officers last evening All tie Old officers were re elected as follows: President Terry vice president George Zimmerman secretary Melnts treasurer Price manager 1 White directors A Bauman William Schlake Charles Winkle and 3 Hoyle During the past eight months over 8000X1 bushels of grain have been handled and the net profit: of the business have been about The plant Is in good Shape financially and the farmers who invested in the enterprise are very well satisfied with the results During the absence of the night clerk yesterday a sneak thief rifled the cstsh drawer of tho Touzalln hotel at Wy more securing a small amount of cash Mansfield an old resident of Southern Gage county has left for Se attle Wash where he will engage in busineKe It is reported that Swift Co: will Boon commence the erection of a dffid Btorage plant In tilts city in connection with the poultry business Warsaw Aug 19 The revolutionists who on Saturuay attempted to issussln ate the governor general adopted a stitit egem to Induce him to leave flic palace A few days ago a revolutionist disguised an officer appeared at the German consulate quarreled with the vice con sul and boxed his ears Owing to tills incident the governor general wus com pelled to visit the vice consul and offer an apology Meanwhile the revolutionists had a flat near the vice residence and when the governor general's carriage apnea? they threw bombs at It The police having been Informed that a Ught hafred girl thiew the bombs ar rested jd the light haired girls in the neighborhood Nevertheless the miscre ant was not captured arewell Reception Special Dispatch to the World Herald Greeley Neb Aug One of the most pleasant social gatherings ever held here took place in the New Sacred Heart hall thia evening when the citizens of this iaco gave a farewell reception to la hone and Brown and families loth of these gentlemen tint! their es fAtnlllL hv roMhlpd hro from the early times and now are to depart for tho far west Mr Mahoney goes to Seattle where be has charge of the 'on atriiction work of the new railroad thatwill connect the Clipper Mining com property with the Northern Pa cific Mr Brown leaves for Portland where he will reside Mr Brown is presi dent of the White Salmon Lumber com pany A pleasant evening wits spent and ninny deep and sincere regrets were ex pressed by those present at the departure of these two families who have been so Biiecessfully identified with our town and best wishes go with them Opening of Season AUGUST 25 The Woodward Stock Co PRESENTING Charity Ball Season tickets and seats for onnin night on sale today Prices for sea 25C TICKETS $1000 0C TICKETS 800 10C TICKETS 400 REGULAR SALE THURSDAY Hew mnny rers'ns realize 80 disturbs digestion that It muddy yellow complexion? A ten trial of has proven st means in thousands cases of clearing up bad cmnnlexions A Washfiigton young lady tells her ex perience: of father mother sister and bictl had used tea and coffee for many years until finally we al had stom ach troubles moro or less were nil sallow and troubled with pimples breath bad disagreeable tasto In the mouth and all of us simply so many bundles of nerves 'AVe didn't realize that coffee was the cause of the troubla until one day we ran fHl! nt rA CfrtA h1 WiHDV SOUitt from a neighbor She gave us sonic Dos tum nnd told us to try that we started to make it we all felt sure we would be sick if we miA ed our strong coffee but we were forced to try rostum and were s'aroricpd to find it delicious read the statements on the pack age get more and in a month and a hair wouldn't have known us We were al) able to digest our food without any trouble each skin became clear touKues cleaned off and nerves in fine conditicn We never use anvthlng now but Prstum There Is nothing rxame given uy Creel: Mlob Read oJd to New York their lives York today bathers A imperiled swimmers were made and these reduced what would otherwise have been a much larger death list Three persons were drowned in a group near Manhat tan beach In a manner that could not be ascertained and the police of the Coney Island station are conducting an inves tigation The victims In this instance were Morris Grosse Martin Anderson and an unknown bather about 20 years of age Harold Sil ers 25 years of age was drowned while diving with his father from a launch in Jamaica bay The fa ther dived frantically in the hope of rescuing iis on and continued to plunge into the water until he became uncon scious from exhaustion and was with difficulty rescued and resuscitated William O'Keefe 24 years of age was drowned in Gravesend bay becoming ex hausted while swimming far from the shore John Bisinski 9 years old of Jer sey City was drowned while swimming in the Hudson river William Hill 26 years old of Long Island City was swim ming In the East river When he became ill and went down before rescuers could reach him The bodies of two unknown men were found floating this afternoon in the East river One was suppose 1 to be tne captain ot a sand barge nearby Albert Haggenborg 26 years Brooklyn was instantly killed when he dived from a balconv into five feet of water in tank at Coney Jsland broken Moore 7 years old Vluirgcil With Assaulting a Chinese Laundrynian George Gunn and A Plummer two negroes living at 1699 Izard street are under arrest for an assault upon Quong Lee Chung a Chinese laundrynian at 20 1 North Thirteenth street Saturday night Two men entered the laundry late Sat urday night and shoved a weapon Into the face of the yehow man They de manded money ailing to get it they struck their victim In the face with the revolver picked up two pies and ran They were identified not only by Quong Lee Chung but by two other Chinamen who were present One of them had been getting laundry work done there and his face was consequently familiar Wong Lee M5 North Sixteenth street believes they are the same men who held him up two weeks ago and stole $11 He has offered to file a complaint against them Washington Aug TheAmeri ean tennis championship will be settled this week on the courts at Newport I In the doubles winners of the earlier tournaments held at Chicago and Long wood will fight it out between themselves and the winning team wilbmeet Holcombe Ward and Beals Wright the present holders of the title The championship match probably will be called on Wednes day The singles tournament will lye played on August 21 and following days and the winner will meet Beals Wright the present champion for the title The winners of several interscholastic singles tournaments also will play at Newport for the scholastic championship New England will be the center of in terest for followers1 of the light harness' horses the coming week the grand cir cuit meeting moving from Poughkeepsie to Readville Mass The tournament of the National Raquet association will be held at Norwich Conn beginning Monday and continuing for several days Of three political conventions which will take place during the week two will be held on Tuesday These are the republi can state convention at Springfield Ill and the democratic statq convention at Columbus The republicans of Ten nessee will hold their suite convention at Chattanooga on The annual meeting of the British med ical association will be held at Toronto August 21 22 Addresses will be delivered among others by Victor Horsley surgeon to the university college hospital London on surgery by Sir James senior physician to the Liverpool royal in firmary on' medicine and by Dr A Gnfith of St hospital London on obstetrics It is estimated that 3J'l Britisti medical men will attend the session At Essen Prussia the fifty third annual convention of Catholics of Germany is to' be held August 19 to Alphonse Koelly whQisthe delegate of the Ameri can ederation of Catholic Loeiettes to the confei ence will alEo the Reman Catholic verpin ihe or ganization OP German JCathjlies in the Lnited States 'While these organizations aln ays been in close touch witli Catholic organizations in Germany Mr Koelb is the first delegate to represent American organizations at the eonvon tion of Catholics in Germany THATR 15c 25c 50c uluUvf Prices: at All Seats 25c Two nights commencing TUESDAY AUGVST 21 MATINEE Wednesday the a piay of the Golden West Thursday CRIPPLE CREEK MEDAL OR GEORGE GREEN The best musical program played at Hanscom park this summer was ren dered by George Green and his band Sunday afternoon before one of the larg est crowds that has ever visited that pretty little park Comic opera selections were featured on the program and every one of them was encored until the tired and perspir ing musicians were forced to ask for mercy George Green was presented with a gold medal by his friends during the inter mission Judge Bartlett making a neat address in delivering the medal THIE CAUG HT IN THE ACT Janies Howard who claims Pittsburg as his home failed to make good as a thief Sunday afternoon and is now In jail on a charge of breaking and enter ing While the family of Carl Johnson 212 North Eleventh street camped In thehade in the front yard Howard slipped around to the back door and broke In tne screen and a snoon ing and spotted her coat vest Trie neighborhood party gave chase held Howard for Policemen Hell erris who were summoned from emergency squad at the station Special Dispatch to the World Herald Lincoln Neb Aug 19 The advance guard of republican state convention ban arrived in the city George ftouse candidate for governor has opened beadqvarters at the Lindell and so has cohn Wall a rival for the same office George Sheldon of Nehawka la ex 'cled to arrive tomorrow and also tha Of other t'ti nd Ida fr astern rafhood according to political prophets has outlined a ticket comprising Brown for senator Weston for EOycrnor and Kyd for treaHurcr Siu Idon is regarded with unecaincss by uiu nrown rnen preferences Weston or has started and at the fi stl lirown strongth luneii The I An co In credit hrnwn his length at 35ti whip th inen claim Lahot and Jealousy Thc State Will IniAst on dictating the ticket and the results arc not wholly agreeable to tho Sill's Among other things these organs Of "fake are spreading the re ports that Siiuflenbergcr Is a railroad Tnan hoping to get a few radical planks in (he republican platform and then de siring to entice the uninstructed dele gates to the Brawn camp The convention next Wcdncadtiv will tt one of the llercestt free for alls in He declare'! a republi 'Wheri the fracas Is en'l littie of the party NorflmeMeni Surveys Cut Off 'Bpc' tni Dispatch to tbu World Herakl iomont Neb Aug 19 The North western han surveyed line from Arling ton to Nickerson a id it is said a cutoff Will be built The line will be used for through freight and stock service cutting out tno necessity of coming six miles further through the remont yards The Dodge county Institute will be held next week opeulpg at 9 o'clock Monday morning The Instructors are A Wnterbc'uce Gardner Rouse 1 Ruy and Miss Eleanor Lally Lec tures will be given during the week by ranklin Pierce Jolly Wickersham nnd Rev George Gatos Thieve entered John house bv cutting screen and stole his purse containing some small change and his blcvi le Carl Brechlin toft yesterday for a trh to Germany A McGinnis and Karth have bought the ic houses of William Lucke and will engage In the business next sum mer Mr supply of ice for this year Is exhausted SEA GIRT MEET OR TARGET COMPETITION Tccumsrh Conventions Today Tecumseh Neb Aug According toall the irst district republican judicial convention will be held in Tecumseh to morrow afternoon A candidate Is to be named for judge of tlie district court to fill the unexpired term of Judge A II Babcock of Beatrice deceased or Sev ern! months the position has been filled fly Judge Raper of Pawnee City by appointment Tlic eond district senatorial and ifth district representative republican conven tion will ie held here tomorrow These leglstlailve districts are Nemaha and Johnson float Ace mns usraidint trie nominee for senator Is to go to Jonnson county this year anti the vol i anuouie tor inc pine O'Connell of Tecumseh He was In dorsed by the republican county con vention and given the power to name his own dflegatws teaches you many truths That soda crackers are the best of all food made from flour That Uneeda Biscuit are by far the best of all soda crackers That Uneeda Biscuit are always fresh always crisp always nutritious ood Coffee of fr AMUSEMENT The fourth annual convention of the Northwestern Hotel association will be held in Omaha Monday Tuesday and About 100 members accompanied by their wives are expected Rome Miller of Omaha is president and Johnson of Mitchell secretary reasurer The following is the program fonzln4 A OA 1 A a 11X4 I LI KOI CL 4 1 Registering of members at Millard ho tel and assignment of rooms Association convenes Address of wel come by Mayor Dahlman Response Kingsley Waterloo la Appointment of committees Monday A Klaus The North Dakota of the Accomplished and Benefits Johnstone The Widmann Mitchell South Dakota Keeping as a Business Venture for Young Bohn Hotel World Chicago Ill Hotel Men Should John wmy notei Montniy vnicago Automobile ride and visit to are gallery Monday 6 Dinner at the Commercial teenth'and arnam streets ner the gentlemen will be taken to the Den and initiated into the mysteries of "Ak Sar Entertainment party for the ladies Tuesday August 21 10 a Legislation in the States Com prising the Stout of Jtout Hall attorneys Omaha Subject to be selected Betty Hotel Life Cleveland and European Barthold The Delavan Cedar Rapids la "The Commercial Traveler and the Ho Mannix publisher of the Commercial News Sioux alls "Treatment of the Regulars in Rush Harold Hamilton ranklin Deadwood South Dakota Tuesday 2 "The Need of More Competent Hotel Help" A A Pocock Hotel Ryan St Paul Minn a Pen nell New Windsor Lincoln Neb "Hotel Employes and How to Keep Kent Depot hotel Huron South Dakota "Hotel la It Keeping Pace with Commercial I A Medlar publisher Hotel Reporter Omaha it Seems to be a A Smith Minneapolis Minn White Elephants" Rome Miller Iler Grand Omaha ill the National Pure ood Law Effect Hotels?" Markci At the close of the session 4:30 the members and their ladies will be taken bv cars to Lake Manawa wii' re they will be the guests of O'Brien of the Henshaw the caterer at that popular resort vveanes'iay August zz iu a "Open ive minute talks Laws and What We "Sample Beats" Checks Drafts Report of nominating committee Elec ion of officers Adjournment Trollev cars will leave the Millard hotel at 1 o'clock sharp to take members of the convention and their ladles for a ride over the city after which a reception wiil be tendered by Rome Miller at "Hill his country home on lorence Boulevard MORNING WORLD HERALD 1906 la I 'I I I I tJoTL riuV Ol A It Qef I I The 3 EM I iilSKlSH AT 4 'T' 1 BJ I fi tit Kar 1 1 A 1 1 i IS I 75c I I 1 I IMJU li 1 flb I 1 wjjl 1 I I 1 1 I f' I sSk Wk jr 5 AZ I 1 'i.