Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 2, 1900, Page 7

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, \OVEMBER 2 REPORTS ARE ENCOURAGIY » AUDIENCE 1S ASSURE T e Ty ST FOR CONTRO NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE. " AW 15 asstied — [ ] - K | (3 ) Bteady Gaina All Over State Reported to ' BEARRT.C R AN Omaha's Bociety Leaders Patronize Press Republican Headquarters, Olub Benefit Entertainment, mes O i Candidat T State S POPULIST MAJORITIES MELTING AWAY pposing an ates or ate enate. ALICE NIELSEN WIRES ORDER FOR BOX ] 7x 3 ;: | i 1] R | ¥ Wentern Nebraska Regarded as Safe | nepimticas yisfox | Event Will Have All Brilllancy of for MeKinley by Men Who Are Dist COUNTIES, NOMIN | RESIDENCE. NATIONALITY BUSINESS, | NOMINEES RESIDENCE NATIONALITY. | BUSINESS. Evening Performance and Will Acanainted with the Il He Soclal Fanetion of Situ, o - iitimeniininh it Vbt - . " Richardson and Pawnee Frank Martin, | Fallg City. |American Lawyer. {Bd L. Fulton. Pawnee City. | American. Tawyer. I S Nemaha and Johnson. Peter Berlet Brock. Erench. Stockman || Munfoe ¥. Burress. |Auburn. American Farmor. — “ o " - Itoe | ) erma Merchan W, U MeGinley Do . N X T ’ X votes four years ago, but the most con- Raunders and u.m\ | Wahoo. Norweglan Farmer || Dy Mertdiin, Aehiand. Physician Pross club benefit at Boyd's theater this servative poll we could make this fall gives Douglas . . ||nmm| u Baldrige. |Omaha |American, Lawyer. ||Harry O Nefll, Omaha. |Trish. Lawyer. afternoon will be greeted by one of the McKinley 160, said W. P, Miles of Bidne |Aipert J. Coleson, — |Omaha, Swedish-Amerfcan, |Accountant ldohn Liddell Omaha Bcotch. Moulder. L. A 50, - P. Miles of ¥ |John K. Schulta, |South Omaha. |German. Contractor. Frank T. Ransom. |Omaha. American. Lawyer, most representative audiences ever brought Neb,, to the state republican officials yes- | (uming and Burt S i ‘Andrew R. Oleson, West Point. Swede, Lawyer. |J. H. Emley. Wisner. American. Banker together in the city. Many of the boxes terday. Mr. Miles has made a thorough| & Dixon. Dakota, "Knox, Cedar a 1\“ s 3 5L Seown, |\wabafiel aniliion . i were sold to prominent society people. ston ... wose 3 can. 0 3 3 ; 3 3 ;gd fi:uln lllm other countles, clear 1]0 the | 4 : mu:':un and hmthm LR e 1\ \r\-mnu ‘g“‘r‘r'l“:y:‘flhvun- '[i’;::_-;v " ) rer | l' G rummu erllulmn. American. flur-n_\'m.m leading newspapers of the city are among o v , Stanton, Madison and Plercc 3 3 o ce. 3 can. Lawyer, o o A s ot Llghiino ) 1 G Neld, Wheeiar and Bovd ..\ Bl G. Robertaon. Spencer. American. Farmer. Frank Campbell. O'Nelll. ‘American, Merchant. box holders. The advance sale of seats A8 to the legislative ticket, Senator | 14 Hrown, My? Pana, 1h'nl')é Bheridan,| © L ekirk | sk, W, 31 " & bas been unusually heavy and the crowd Owi " o X O .y oux. .. n lance. 0 C N A t | v of 150 and John E. Evans on twice that| 1 GURSE L) ‘hwnmm 11 H. Smelser. Ashiton | American |30 % Miller Majors | American | Farmer in Omaha for an afternoon eutertainment. number for the legislature, as ke does not | 17 Hall an1 Howard ' Rm-mvm Hannibal, ;g:. l’mu. v L’:«:‘a’i'-" | |1 A Woostinholm. |Grand Island. |German. | Merchant Although Alice Nielsen of “'Fortune contend with. Hvans is popular as the | gz (foncaster . AR i 1 | Rienara o Neml: Lincoin | Irish-American. | |A & Tivgaree |Scoteh |Lawyer. manifested her good will by sending & former commander of the Grand Army of John J Trompin. | Kincoln [Furmer. T3, Dovle. American Lawyer. telegram to her manager, who is now in ¢ 4 3 Wi ar. eatrice. | Editor. |G, A, W < the Republic and from his record as deputy | 21 Gage N Aater, Poipiernent Deater. I & Hapnso ATMfLons. Lawyer, the city, directing him to purchase & box wocretary of state. Above all personal con- | 33 ‘Jemerson and Thayer. ¢, F. Steelo | Merchant, H. M. Johnson | for her and sell it again for the club. ‘ siderations, however, the stockmen of west- | 24 York and Fillmore |N. V. Harlan fawyer. [Chas. R. Keckley, American Stockman Unlike the average matinee, the perform- ern Nebraska will voto the republican ticket | % Clay and {{,",‘.:‘.“:‘,‘" OB Tiampron. " [Guide Rock. Furmer. oK Pinay S Saronville. |German. ance will have all the brilliancy of ‘ for the reason that whereas a cow formerly | 2: Adams . C. L. Alexander. Hastings. American Liverymdn |Dr. J. N, Lyman Hastings. | American. Physiclan evening entertalnment. Reception com- \ brought $20 it now brings $40. B [Kearney, ¥ Phelps John M. Johnson. [Orleans. B. Hodges. Atlanta, Americ Farmer. mittees will stand in the foyer of the the- Senator Thurston spoke this week to the | [Red | Willow, _;“"‘;:;m“ ater and assist in caring for the crowd. largest audience ever gathered in Sldney | and F .| B N. Allen. Arapahoe. American. Merchant 7. H. Lineoln Stockville. American. Lawyer. All the performers will appear as an- snd made n visibly Kood effect. The mext| 3 |Duwson. I nounced and the program will be of un- day we introduced him to our game pre- g la ] v usual merit. One of the most enjoyable , Deuel lcolu Bluff, Bar serves on the prairies and the senator shot | R vallaud Per E. D. Owens. Cozad American. Lawyer. Robert Graham Clemens. { teatures will be the music rendered by the an eighty-pound antelope and twenty = - : - - _— combined orchestras of the Creighton- ducks, besides a curious owl, which he will Orpheum and Boyd's theaters. ‘“Friendly have stuffed.” - Greeting,” the march which won so much “sam opposil lg Cal ldldates fO r tl 1€ l l()use favor during the Bellstedt concerts, will be “I lived in (he same town with R. J. bod the opening number. Black, who claims to have extracted that Special Numbera in Preparation. amazing prophecy from Cleveland, and 1 11 b ¥ knew him well for eight years,” sald J. R | ‘The Burgomaster” company, which will Watson at republican hcadquarters yes- REPUBLICAN FUSION. supply much of the program, has arrived in terday. “Black was a baker for several | Dist.| COUNTIES. NOMINTE RESIDENCE. NATIONALITY. BUSINESS, NOMINEES, RESIDENCE. NATIONALITY. BUSINESS. the city and several members are prepar- yoars &gd worked 1u. & ahop &t Vine | ing speclal numbers, which were written ton, la, until a traveling phrenologist Y (RN SRTSRIC IR RWSHI. 5, (FHReo) S s W SR A il e i e especlally for the bevefit and will contain came to town and Black tiached himself| 1 |Richardson . LR America Banker. John Lichty Falle Cit American. rance Agent, many local hits. This entire company of to the performance. Whether he ever | Ferdinand T § | swiss. Farmer. Kugust. Feilers. Hmbold. Amettc Merchant '".'.y.r':v","“"" ':"'..p"‘:”": l,h' g{,:';’:": studied phrenology or not he was bound to .|Ferdinand Wenzel. |Tate. Bohemlan, Farmer. C. G. Gottula, Bteinauer. Germai Farmer. (farm lands, |t© ¢ BUFGOINAGtETr ' 4G the SHm succeed because of his ideal qualities as & Andrew Scott. Pawnee City. coteh, Stockman Ertle J. 8hinn, Bookwaiter, American, M'g'T & collector of |walk and kangaroo dance, which have been 3 3. W. Armstrong. | Auburn, American Merchant. Fred G. Hawxby, |Nemaha City. American praised by dramatic critics all over the fakir. He was flighty and erratic, and was G. N Titus. |Nemaha city American, Nurseryman John McCarthy. Auburn. trydst t#active eROURN to AW not considered altogether sound mentally. 4 |3onnson ... |H. G Cresse |Crab Orchard, |American. Lumber Dealer. W. L. Hellman. Bterling. German. Physiclan. Sountry and were attractive enoug 3 0 ) o (|G ML Beeth | Tecumseh German, Farmer, Carpenter. ||Edgar H. Grist. Tecumseh. American. Merchant. large crowds at the Dearborn theater in As to his self-assurance It was beyond all| 5 Nemaha and .v hmmn G bounds. 1 hever knaw of his doing hews 8 [Otoe ..... 3 lRleinlnl 1 ‘n( Lfi:::(lns. H. 1 Il(lflhk! Nebraska City. Americal | Farmer. Chicago during & long run last summer. 3 A o ol annemaiun. | ne, Vi paper work; purenology was the only bead- | 7 |Cass R | agle. |Scotch-Irish. Lumber and Coul d' Gorder. Weeping Water, America Merchant A greater varlety of entertainment coult Work ire ‘aver engabed 1o, and T think thik { M. I Frederick (\r;..n:'(;rorl‘tn German. Farmer ik Allen. Wavasn. Dot be {magined than that which will Je b ¢ fictitious interview was his first invasion | g [Ghts anl Otoe.... ‘| Wildam Stekkotior, |Gretna. German. A Clice el Greina. eapo g ”"""h'l),“"':,::,,. into the realms of literature. Black's| 15 (Boueiar . 8. A. Corneer |Omahu Danish. Brickmaker. ||Martin M. Bultvan, [South Omaha. Butcher. bun-Chesley, the Orpheus Jubilee i : " G . Mead. |Omaha American. Merchant | Machinist. and the principals in “The Burgcnaster brother, a doctor in Vinton, committed sul S | masisen . | T bl cide several years ago ' | Mallon. © |Omaha |Trish. [ | paitor. company will appeal to music love s £ | Mecoy |omata: | Ametican. [Accountant. i[E: n Farmer. tsta will i the work of P. Richirds, the . " | |Omaha merican Newspaper. | Phil Mergen. Omaha. erchant. caricaturis;, late of Judge, much Information came to the state republichn Vit Buresh |omaha | Bohemian. Accountant. |Carl Nellsen. Omahu. Painting. Iking. In Condit and Morey's pathetic headquarters yesterday of a false im- Burton E. Wilcox, [South Omaha. | American. Coal Dealer. |Charles T, Johnson, |Umaha Painting. “The Ties that Bind," there pression which the Grand Island Renub- l‘;nulun“lg)hwwr :’"\‘;:“"‘ ‘gs;man rurmrr “r-" l\; Lm):u e imlllm :Jmnhu. }!nn‘ker 4 :ll“o :lkmi:. ot ;'I ":nnm .mv 'f: g1 onde o ” 5 ¢ y Rohwer. “alhoun, erman. Farmer. red Echtenkam, rlington. mplement. s sentimert whic! S oy Senvenen 14, SreNis &5 By S A L bkl G, Bears Tekamah Ameriean Lawyer T.A. Minter. 7 [Craig: 4 Stockman. the serlou-minded. Davenport and the The title “Republican * 1s said to be a mis- Bt sud Wi :|Joseph Hall. Tekamah. English, Farmer. W. Harrington |Tekamah. American. 1 111 furnish rollicking fun nomer, as the paper has simply paraded [Dodge Dr. M. T. Zellers, Hooper. American. Physician Theo. Windhusen. Everett. other comellans wi ur' « s ; ¢ e anlel Swanson. remon wede. Accountant. eorge L. Loomis, remont merican. Lawyer. of e bes' quality. ander that name for a year while support Danlel 8¢ ¥ t BweG 4 L. L« Er Ameri, L t the b it MATOEaA 454 Mars 18 (CUmIBE «ooiooiisdsonsipaianss .JA. L. Farran. Henry Schinstock. West Point. German. Btockman, letta will gve a comedy acrobatic turn and Ing tusionist doctrines. The editorial man- | B \GUIRE “pyoia wnd Thumon :|Gus “Anderson. Ban.oft. Swede. Farmer. W. Murray. Pender. American. Editor. d Hebleman will contribute agoment telegraphed Theodore Roosevelt| 17 |Wayne and Stanton...... |Louts Smithberger. [Staiion. American. Farmer. Walter Gaebler. Winside. American Merchant. Masegney. w8 FeDIems {R14 wask thab keear: thie (RCAlaPANIOGtRTS | b TIEE o J. McCarthy. |Ponca JAmerica Lawyer, |T. . Brennan. Newcastle, vocal selecilons. 1 18 |Cedar and Plerce. Randolph Swiss, Merchant | Watson, Coleridge. Irish, Editor. ances made by him In Grand Island it could | 55 | JEN ARG HEVH Lynch, | American. Farmer-S8tockman. ||C hities Crockett, Bloomfield. American. Farmer-Stockman. no longer support the republican ticket.| 31 (Antelope Uakdale. |German. | Farmer. H. M. Btockwell Cleurwater. American. Morchant. NEW RULES FOR SALE OF MEATS Th lican committe ¢| 7 [Boone Petersburs. Banker. Charles Pruesser. Petersburg. Prusstan. Farmer. DLraN TR commtes TOReIN SRAE S| R CIRRH Madison. German. Retired |Peter Zimmerman. [Battle Creek. - Republican was cwned and operated by [ 35 |Madiso Reed. Columbus, American. M D. A. Becher. " |Humphrey. German. Farmer. None Can Be Offe: 1 for Sale that Seth M 24 Platte Pl a 3. W. T Fuil Amer| Edi Set obley until he secured an nt- i auptmann, |Genoa. . W. Tanner. “ullerton. merican, Rditor, . £ ¥y appol R [Ehfs ond B W DT Clarkson. j Merchant John'C. Bprecher. |Schuyle American. Ol Inspector. Doek NS RONE(MADeO ment in the Philippines, when a subeditor | 26 |Colfax . 3 o 1 b ’suunnm 4 Heaton. \Wahoo. Alec Bouller. Cedar Bluft, American. tor's took charge. The paper was then leased Albe{t E'.l;;uuvk lérn[ua Bohemian, Merchant. i e «lY.lnmluon. n"e"uon. fim"‘l ) — by the Fodrea brothers, who turned it over | 23 (Butler ............ ahone: iruno. amiiton. er. merican, lnyu thl,th Eh A¥ o r:u e m”ld l“ o": 2 [Buter . Frank Bfl\'luher’r: Clyssos. Yoin Hases; Linwood, City Attorney W. J. Connell has prepared A o Augustines, proprietors of | o .00 ., Chas. A. Fetterman. |Germantown. American. Merchant oeor‘o W. Fuller, |Beward American. rules for the control of the sale of meat, the Free Press. a democratic sheet. In l i T TR H Dorchester, | American. Endicott. Dorchester. Bcotch-1rish. in sccordance with the sus- splte of its pame it has heen operated, the| 30 |Lancast 5 Welans. Hinooi Amerl H ¥ Mijler. Linooln, Scotch-Irieh. . n'h‘."d Lot 'L: meat inspector, Dr. M. - ‘ A 5 Cincoln. row weation of o : s republican committee 13 informed, fu- [ focket. Lincoln: Henry Schaal, Lincoln, German-American, |Prop Btaats Anzeiger | L. Ramacelottl, and will submit them to slonist paper, and its alleged flop was sim- | . Shel, I\urn John "C. Middleton. i - il o g g o Ko o | 4 Wiham ol the advisory board at its next meeting. by {ts anomal 1 1t b 31 |saline " lhnwhell i, Tobias. J. T, Calkins. Friend. American. Farmer, The chief provision in the rules is that no e i { E v Miskell, Wiiber. American. Merchant. A . Bhmerda. Vobar. i moat shall be offered for sale in Omaha s . 0mal ibbert ame. merican. ‘armer. erman Taylor. ymore. o > “Gage county Is as stalwart a bulwark| “ |G * Henry Steinmeyer. | Latonia | J. M. Meserve. |Cortland. Norman-French, Farmer. which does not bear the tag of & govern of republicanism as ever,” remarked E. E. R. W, Laflin Wymore. | &tone Contractor. E. B. Martindate, |Diller. American. instructor. ment, state or city Inspector. This applies h P AN .|l D." Spencer. Barneston, | American. Grain Dealer, John Frits. Crete, to all animafs larger than a rabbit and McCorkle of Beatrice this morning. “We| I | . J. ¥. Mendenhall. |Fairbury. | William Robinson. Fairbury. kes it i ible to sell in the city the xave MeKinley a majority of 900 four years | 35 |[Thayer .. Robert Tweed Davenport | American, Merchant. M. C. Dill. Belvidere. American. Warmer-Stockman, makes poRsibIe to y g0, and this time we will do a hundred| 3 |Thayer and Jefferson ‘[Conrad_Beisner. Hebron. |German Farmer. AL |Steele City. American. Jtiler. meat of any animal which was not in- i 3 [Fillmore ....... : C. A. Fowler, Ohlowa | American. Lawyer. M. H. Burress. American. Merchant. spected before it was killed. or two better. The farmers have thelr Gieorke Behwarts. irafton Canadian. | Farmer. Niles' Anderson Shickley. Bwede. Tarmer. TaAab th 1ia Mitotating willinob granaries full and heaped over this fall | 38 |York ........... L3 M Tucker. Waco, Scotch-Irish. | Farmer-Stockman. Herman Diera. |Gresham. American Merchant. Under the new rules butchering will n 804 oVary ona of them ‘who Bas dote hl§ A. L. Sandall. York, |Bwede. | Farmer. Charles M. Smith, |McCool Junction. ‘American Farmer-Stockman. | be allowed in any slaughter house within 30 | Polk . N. P. Hult. Swedeholm Bwede. | Farmer. Charles F. Hoy, la. American. Farme:. a radius of three miles of the city unless part will come in for a better profit than| 0 (RO * |Central City. |Physician, A M. Templin American FASTAAE. 1 larly 1 ted. A fee of wost of you city people.” hi w"m"m, e, hitmore, Aurora. American. |Con. and Builder. 7. H. Edmonasn, the house is regularly inspected. A fee of i W. Zelroit. Hampton, g Farmer. 13, Neptune. 50 cents per head is to be charged for in- 2 o r ‘airfle merican. 3 i o Information came to the state republican| 2 &Y Jacob Bendor, Sutton. | Russian. | D O Boall | ! PR i S ks Wl hoadquarters this mcrning of a false im-| 43 Nuckolls . A. C. Felt, Superior. Amerfca Bank Cashler. James Boyd. | I8herifr. and sheep is to be 25 cents per head. \ The pression whith the Grand Island Repub-| 44 |Webster . Hicks. Americ | Druggist. Louls Persinger, |German. Merchant city inspector will have nothing to do with fc e Shdostre 10 reae . cun | MR i K kB, Americsn e BT et [ipement. the Bouth Omaba sacking bowses. 14 (hey o 8| W it n lm! . P, ead. can. yer. W ouseholder. 3 " v The title “Republican” is sald to be & mis-| & Ml o an John Allen. Hans Wiese, German, rmer-Stockman. are under the supervision of government W4MAr, &h the. beDer-bas §iinl e George Humphrey. | Doniphan Willlam Thom: German. inspectors. under that name for & year whils supporcs| 4 (Howara Frank Bartle, 8t. Paul. American. [Merchant. C. W. Hunter. American. 10 oade the rules are adopted the slaugh: - o4 9 feld, calv Ve . Ing fusionist doctrines. The editorial man- by ‘m"l‘afm' B. Fish, Scotia American. | Farmer. Peter Dahlsten, Ericksson. Bwede [Hotel Keeper. ter of calves less than 4 weeks old, of pigs . agement telegraphed Governor Roosevelt| o Holt Thomas Simpson Agee. | | Ezra \\urln. Middlebranch. less than 5 weeks old and of lambs less thi E. 8 Glimour. Bwin Merchant 3 L oc, Chambers, | than 8 weeks old will be prohibited. Game s week that miter the Intolerable utter-| 51 |Brown and Rock..... I, O. Gallogley. Johnstos Stockman VHlllnm Y88 Magin. | Long Pine. | | & auces mado by him in Grand Island it could |Cherry and Keya Pana. W. . Horton. Bpringvicw. Jomeph Langer, Norden. fish and meat which are not in good condi- P s no longer support the republican ticket. 4 lheridan Dawee, Bloux Alien G, Fisher, Chaaron. American. Lawyer. *||Charles T. Coftee. |Bodare. | | Banker. tion are to be condemned by the inspector, The republican committee learns that the | |“MEON CRENER"SuRe M Pherson, | | who 1s also to have power to compel deal- L Republican was owned and operated by | Bannér and Kimball North Platte. . County Clerk. 0. T. Reed. Ogalalls. / | ers to keep their refrigerators in a whole- Seth Mobley until he secured an appoint-| 35 Valley ... Avall Arcadia. American Merchant. J. A Ollls, Jr. Ord. American Farmer. tome condition. Violators of the rules are ~ ment in the Philippines. The paper was B |Custet and Loga s B l;:;l’.’nm. u:?;:n",mw"' cotch-American. Farmer. w. D.Y r;l;:“!‘or gl:;ll‘x:“ s to be fined $100 or sent to jail for thirty then leased by the Fodreas, father and two | 57 [Sherman Theo. Ofendyck Ashton, John Vandegrift. Austin. American, Farmer. days. sons, who continued the publication untf)| 0% (Buffalo Bdward Harrls, Amberst. Willlam Jordan, Odessa. ‘American. | George Harrett Shelton. ||Georse N. Smith. Kearney. American. . Farmer. Victer Miners Return to Work. nuary 6, 1900, when the paper was sus- | g9 |Rayeon Bird. Gothenburg. Merchant. ||Ferdinand Zimmerer. |Lexington. VICTOR, Colo, Nov. 1.~The executive pended for business reasons. Augustine [ 60 LW Hague. Minden. American. Farmer. Victor Anderson. | Minden, 10 ARG EAER: T brothers, proprietors of the Free Pre al 8 Goorge G. Schater, |Upland, | - | f‘hlrl- olmwm'r. Wilcox. American, Farmer. | board of the Victor Miners' unlon was in M Lowe. Huntley. Atlanta. English. | session for five hours last night with Man- nopullst sheet, seized upon the opportunity | & |G O, Olson, Holdrege. |Swede. Merchant. g Funk. |Swede. o 8hi| d Asslstant Manager Grant < fo start a fusion daily, appropriating the | 6F C. M, Browh. Cambridge. | 3. E. W Richards. |Arapahoe American. | Merchant. ager Shipman an Mauager name of the Daily Republican. After th 65 |Red Willow. .. Dr. J. E. Hathron, |Bartley, |American. Physiclan. Almeron Reed. Danbury. | American. |Farmer. of the Independence mine on account of 3 3 rothe | G5 [Franklin and Gosper. Dr. J. B Andrews. |Eustis. Physician. H. M. Ault. Eustis, | the recent personal search orders of the v’ appearance of the firat number of thelr | ¢ |Hitchcock. Dundy, Hayes and Chaxs. [J, W. Gull Hayes Center. American. Merchant. 1'G. W, Walker. Benkleman, American. Merchant, g o oed ‘that sheet, the Augustine brothers were urged L - = - e = mine management, a8 sunousoed tuet by the fusion manugers, among them W. Paoins snd. deatida a1l cliike And. etb 13 ' { ld- : A all difficultles bad "f""“. sottled and Mr. H. Thompson, J. W. Bigerton and 1. A. | LOCAL POLITICAL CALENDA Wieh o tarticionto. o report to o st | MMILS HEAVILY - FREIGHTED | BEE WILL GIVE THE RETURNS| i3 Comection with e servien ot ensiors | on e ‘oset toasy. Toe s i swrn o jwards, to cb o o ———— 1 1o one -wmprl‘-‘-‘l‘: |1:1"I.lnulll:'ll.lm~|:‘l 'lrllzla(; Republican Meetin, ::;;’fl::e irv;:‘n.'e‘::n:emm In which t0|gecond Class Matter Handled in Oc- ::::::} c:::;m":;! Ilml'.l"‘““zln( the ululr ull:derrlnn‘l.l‘nl u'nlnlill’rnny n;e;'::verml they promised to do, but have never ro- | riday, N ik ple 8. y g the latest reports from | of stealing ore they will be searched by some deel i ¥, November 2 S N n every voting precinct in the United States | of their comrades, under the eye of a watch- :Hmf‘:i 'hfllre ’ljnfmlnv. Its -alleged flop | Labor meeting, Blum's hall, South | WORKINGMEN ARB FOR M'KINLEY. Latest Eloction News to Be Bulletined on | S35 important results will depend upon n:ln‘ Anothe: feature of the agreement D account of Governor Roosovelt's utter- Omaha; Hon. E. Rosewater, speaker. The monthly statement of the receipts Now York Life Bnfldin‘. ke oamtests 16 that the mine. mARSESment will give Ancen was simply a petty trick to mislead Consolidated Swedlsh meeting, Creighton wa + Dreference to members of the unlon wher- mall matter shows that more business has } of the Omaha postofice from second-class non-residents of Grand Island. ball. Big Republican Majority. 4 N ever possible The 300 men affected by the SnL maba coloed voter: Dr. G. W.| ot % Hila maitustion o i a_tue | Hall matier shows that more vusnens tas| L o7 o AUDITORIUM FUND GROWS nea » d TRATION caa he '8 ove strike have been out five days. AST DEMONSTRATION, Lt gt n republican headquarters over the polling ot | SoR, CRRE. 0RO respond - > PLAN FOR ” - iomal | employes of several manufacturing concerns Co Mercer Compliments ¥ e Prestdent g First Ward Republican club, Natis " ing month in the history of the city. ks e laains Deatk: % rranae Detatin, o0 ""*| " hall Thirteenth and Williams; C. H.|hero the coidilons are o e n'the| The total recelpts for the thirty-one| A1l ke Unexcelled Facilities of The the Direst $ Toket & YORK, Nov. 1.—Joseph Bacharach, The presidents of the b v Dietrich, Congressman D. H. Mercer | " Age-earners’ attltudo in the | 4, " ore 3655.37, an average of over ok i B e BL | Slice of Steck, a merchant who was injured In the Tarrant republican ward s present campaign. County Commissioner " —— explosion Monday, died todny. He was clubs of the city met with the special com- and Judge Lee Estelle, sp 0 $117.91 per day. As each cent of money Are to Be M AL e (R B ORI mittoa of the Douglas County Central clup | Mally at City nall, Florenc 10458 Baz- Rhite ,‘:;L&““;;"‘:::;’:;y"’;;‘:;' of o roceived represonts one pound of new Use O, ‘u‘i:‘:';"":‘;:' oaria e Morosr yes (a1 clil "and the tendons of ils rIght arm were v A W. 1, Kierstead, speakers. " A can- d of directors of the s LLSyaser_snd oraaiaed thaie forces tat Fitin Ward Republican ¢lub, MeKennas | vass among tho men employed by the con- JEPATR LRI it ERIIAG 05 1R SEARA SR Omaha auditorium at thelr meeting yester- | The Search for oodies In the Tarrant vetsier 5. Tha "':‘L’;::'";l:;‘l::::n lnrn No- ball, Sherman avenue and Locust | cern and learned thut of the ffty-thres | oo o " s matter mailed reached the day. Mr. Mercer made a short address, | ¥reckage was kept up all night, but nons . en broug were found. up at most of the ward meetings «nd it is streets; Mayor Frank E. Moores, |qualified to vote forty-elght were regls- 260 53 s in which he spoke of his interest in the ; o4 Y surprising total of 365,037 pounds. Much| The most popular place in Omaba next assurad that each will contribute a dulegs apsaker, Moot vepublissns. “A CAESHY OF & wosk- — e of the increase is no doubt due to the cir- [ Tuesday evening will be the corner of Sey- | Project under ‘Way and complimented the - " xteenth | shop will give a comparatively correct idea . directors upon the methods being pursued tion of from 360 to 500 marchers. A Sccond Ward Republican club, Sixtecnt o culation of campalgn literature, but the | enteenth and Farnam streets, where, upon meeting will be held on Friday n':::‘?.:r and Plue street of vopulur opinion. volltically,” observed | {;orcana over the corresponding ‘mouth of | the wesiern wall of the New York Life|by them looking toward the consummation I' | ul’ when the master of ceremonies and. thg Voterans' Republican club, Red | Mr. Connolly. ‘Some of the democrats |)yq; yien the amount of campaign litera- | bullding, by the ald of a powertul stereop- fOf the plan. Mr. Mercer indicated his sym- lino of mareh will be decided upon, Meu's hall, Contiaental block have found comfort iu polling the street |\ majlod was in excess of the present | ticon, election returns will be bulletined |PAthy with the movement in a material i o cars and discovering & majority for Bryan At the meeting of the Eighth Ward Re- | Saturday, November 3 : month, s 139, publicun club held at Twenty-second and| Mass meoting, Trocadero theater; Charles | 8WONK the passengers. IUs an easy matter 1 pounds, or 64 per cent.|by The Omaha Bee manner by subscribing $100 to the audi- The rite of increase over tho corresponding | For years the service of The Bee in se- [torium fund. —Other subscriptions were | Hundreds of llmha cmllfls Can Tell Cuming streets last night it ¥ speaker. to take a street car comning from a demo- |, oniy jast year is 38 per cent, or 100,688 | curing election returns has been unex- |Made as follows: £hat (he ik whould u‘vpalr - iy :VI: Union precinct; J. J. Boucher cn.-ul-1 ::.;:unr:u-ua Blo n::ak a few Bryan pnu"_ cellod and persons who have gone to the | Previously acknowledged w850 You All About It, the parade. Another meoting was called and candidates, speake » “k n & mv- - ut -I- it where the expense and trouble of having private| Commercial National bank . 1000| Home endorsement, the public expression for Saturday night at Twenticth and Cum. | German-American club, New Bohemian | NOTHers 870 RMESTCA SAFRIK @ living and wires placed in thelr houses have found | Thompson, Belden & Co PR - H R e Tty s e S e g b ing streets to complete arrangements. The hall, Thirteenth and Dorcas; Hon. 'nf:"‘;;'Kr‘l show that they are abeut REMEMBER their lates. news stale when compared with %’"'fi‘“é.‘}:!mc"‘“ and Lime Co. m yond dispute for every Omaha reader. First WArd hay alao goe into the project seph Brucker, Chicago; B, Rosewater, | 11 for HeRine the bulletins of The Bee. Walter G. Clark. . 300 | Burely the experience of friends and neigh- with enthusiasm and will organize for the H. m-lrlckh, Congressman David H. STe—— That you bave & HELE o express R O AT At tihuition ot sisstion | H M aRosTa A e event cer, speakers. roturns every four years revolutionize the | ; A Talsell _Senator W. B. Alllson of lo d wa_ entered telegraph service of,the country. Since the |y 1T Daniels .. e twe more welght than the utterances of strang- The parade will be participated in largely publicans, preparations for braska yesterday (o engage in'n. fow your choice for the ) men you in g % -away places. Read ] by the union and unorganized labor of the Elghth and Hickory streets. glnn"- ?,‘.{“.,"‘.z'.'.‘,"‘ work. Ha spoke in Al want the legislature to elect to rep- telegraph systems have penetrated every | Hobert B. Douglass. -] :;: ,::;fl.:r:.;m far-away places. | A SUX SAL A mAGMIER SOE StMRIMLIcD Xbe Sixth Ward Republloan club, 1dlewlla | "aq ropublicans of the Tirst warg win |§ Fosest Nobraske in tho United § | nook aad cornsr of the coustry the oper| mon) 85380 | Mrs. Alex. Long of 1913 Oak street, says: o The ators at each presidential election become collectors and disseminators of mews. From every village and hamlet of Nebraska the local agent will send the returns to the Omahu office, where they will be t Iated and compared and sent to Chicago. At the Chicago office a corps of trained | elerks will tabulate and compare the re- turne from the several states and send bullding lust uight. The hall. assemble on Saturday evening at ICighth States senate, This right is given to Iaborers who have newly allied themselves and Hickory ‘ o R s Chalrman Andrews of the committee of |“1 had kidney trouble for many years, sut- ur the constitution of Ne- a8 the McKinley and Roosevelt Labor ¢lub suitable participation In the final repub- 3 you by I promotion stated that plans for the “Twen- |fered severely, was annoyed a great deal tieth Century ball” are being rapldly per- |nights from to frequent action of the fected and have already progressed far |kldney secretions and had other allments enough to warrent the assumption that the [ often little understood, but which are event will be a grand triumph, both so- |caused by disordered kidneys. I saw clally and financially, Chairman Andrews | Doan's Kidney Plils advertised and had my has enlisted the support of Edward Porter | husband get them for me at Kuhn & Oo's Peck and Fred A. h, who will assist |drug store. They did me so much good that brigado and . A, Stevenson of the Brick- | ReW Bohemian Turner hall on South Thir- the election of senators by direct ner of publ layers umlon was appointed marshal, with | teenth street Saturday night, and for the | the fusionist statement that vote of the people. Remembor, also, that an expression of preference . power to select his aldes. The club will | Parade Monday night. The secretary re- | hia asked what It would b WOrh (0 themn must be followed by & vote for the oad candidate for lunds and buildin " if he would withdraw The o 1 mblo 1n front of the Labor temple, | POFted fty-one applications for mem- | quarters it LINCON as suid (o have s ch f 4 opositior. from ‘Mr. “Salmon, and [ Bouth Omaha organizations will also be Te- [ Dership to the club recelved siuce the pre- | & Propos : T Communions " uested 10 twke part, A commiitea con. | VIOUS meeting a week ago, which brings | {ha'lgnKes M (0 produce any communica- legislative candidates who will tion from him on that or any other topio. them futo every part of the country. him in preparing for the b I continued the treatment and after finish- { sisting of Gus Hallow, Pircmen's Brother- | the ¢lub membership up to 600. L carry out the popular will, In other Since Monday the finemen of the two|lurgely will be left e .:,'.'_:::m'.:;h',’; ing two boags 1 felt Iike & different woman hoad’ Thomas Patten a3 Freak Furab ths DA e setien payaiay. words, be sure to put @ cross op- § | telegraph companies in Omaha have been|p." e ir even at my advanced age. I recommend - Switchmen's unlon, was appointed o se- | "“"'_‘“ § ".“"'a‘ "?“' al. 1o | 88 he AtNTmant of Malor Hishia Lo duty posite the name of your prefevved § DUsy runnicg whes into private residences Doan's Kidney Pills to every one at every ) cure the attendance of ratiroad men. The| o0 % BESTOE VeStertay afiernoon he | sne Missourt s ieasing o theodicets & [ Canaidate for United Staies sona- wnd club rooms where returns will be re-| As a special compliment to the Omaha |opportunity for they are a relfable kidney 0! y " ain - e | 4 eadquarters, thou T o o e eived As e v | 1 " ‘ club will meet again on Sa 7 avealip| SRS commition. in ahargr-of the Sas) |Reaaduiiziats | vr‘én'.'x'n."fiu-'fi'#-';a" '!:px e (b favre ot ceived ach company will depend upon | Press club Mr. Gustav Luder, composer of | remedy erman Repn) clded upon Major R. 8. Wilcox as grand | FiWiR haw served but a few months s djutant ral, 1 b The German Republichn club of Douglas | marshal and W. E. Stockham as bis chiof | Hutchinaan s ho joives b o county held a busines its own local agents for results, the service | the music of “The Burgomaster,” will| For sale by all dealers. Price G0 cents. Will be 45 good 4s any one agency cam sup- | come on from Chicago to conduct the pro- | Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y., sole : | R gRinacn, 2 { duction of the prologue of that opera at|agents for the United States. Y meoting in Qor-|aide. Mr. Btockham will open headquar- | FOEVIGS, TR COCnA .{fii‘; .,‘,",E,m, { | bave always excelled, for it combines both | the benefit entertainment next Friday| Remember the mame-Doan mapla ha ursday night to arrange for | ters in the republican county committee 'tion. @eecccsscccccsrseccscscoscce@ | Of these -‘nnru- of supply with Its own afterns | no substitute, \ ) ptain Grote the republican candidutes for the wrdaddmeendiviaiis | ply and this is where The Bee's bulletins legislature, —and take