The Ouster County Republican
D. M. AMSBERRY , Editor
BROKEN BOW TNEBRASKA
A Itoiling Down of the More Im
portant Events Here and There
Washington.
Plans were announced hero of o
campaign to bo conducted by the na
tional tariff commission association
1o have congress enact legislation
which will make the tariff board n
permanent body to be nlliHatcd as n
bureau with the treasury department ,
"Who Is president of the United
Slates'/ " asked Judge Mullowney of
William Thomas , a jail breaker , who
was being examined today by a lu
nacy jury. "Deed , jedge , ah doan
rightly know. They say thoys two of
'cm one's Mr. Taft and the other's
Teddy , " was the prisoner's reply.
"Not guilty , " was the verdict.
Up to date 1,250 banks In the vari
ous states of tlio country have made
application to the postollico depart
ment to bo designated depositories
tor postal savings banks , and G4S
postmasters have made the requests
for the establishment of postal sav
ings banks In their olilccs. The great
est number of applications thus far
have como from Pennsylvania , where
147 banks and 48G postmasters have
applied.
Foreign.
Field Marshal Lord Roberts , the
most distinguished living British sol
dier , Is reported ill .at Vienna ,
Austria.
Police of Naples are searching for
Timothy Shoddy , who Is said to have
escaped to Italy after having been
sentenced to thirty years' Imprison
ment In the United States.
The most brilliant and costly so
cial event in the history of Mexico
took place at Mexico City , when 7,000
people were guests of President Diaz
nt a monster reception and ball.
Sobriety Is In the ascendancy in
England , Ireland , Scotland and Wales
and licenses to public houses are de
creasing In number , according to
statistics communicated by Consul
General John L. Griffiths of London.
A violent outbreak of hostilities
against a number of prominent Al
banians in the city of Elbassan ,
Western Turkey , who are known to
bo connected with the movement for
progless in education and for religi
ous tolerations , Is reported in a dis
patch received by Rev. James L , Ban
ton , of the American board of com
mlsslonors for foreign missions.
General.
Sixteen people were killed in a
Rock Island wreck near Clayton , Kas.
Speaker Cannon said the light on
the tariff was the same ns it had been
for fifty years.
In a trolly car collision in Indiana
forty-two people were klUed and
many others Injured.
Governor Hay of Washington rapped
the men who controlled the concervn-
tlon congress at St. Paul.
In his next message President Taft
will recommend an appropriation to
fortify the Panama canal.
Schenectady county , Now York ,
gave the old guard a disagreeable
Burprlso by declaring for Roosevelt.
George Cavez , the Peruvian aviat
or , made the perilous trip over the
Alps from Brig , Switzerland , to Italy.
Leo O'Noll Browne , recently ac
quitted of bribery In connection with
the election of United States Senator
Lorlmer , was refused recognition
twice on the floor of the Illinois
democratic state convention.
A report on land fraud investiga
tions In Alaska Is expected shortly.
Father Jojm Baptlsto Abbotl , of the
monastery of trapplst monks at St.
Norbert , Manitoba , died last week.
Congressmen insist on having the
best there is of comforts at the
capital when Uncle Sam pays the bill.
President Taft will make the key
note speech of the campaign at the
meeting of republican clubs In Now
York.
Sixty-three thousand sheep were re
ceived at the South Omaha stock
yards In one day , beating Chicago's
best day by 5,000.
Chief Justice Robert W. Steele of
the supreme court of Colorado , suf
fered a stroke of paralysis and at
tending physicians say that his condi
tion is alarming.
It was announced that It had boon
tentatively decided to elect Edward
M. Shepard and D. Cady Herrlck as
the temporary nnd permanent chair
man , respectively , of the Now York
democratic convention.
John Barry Ryan , son of the Now
York millionaire , proposes to equip
the government with a fleet of aero
planes.
The lynching of two men of Italian
birth at Tampa , Fla. , Is being investi
gated by the , diplomatic and consular
representatives of the Italian govern
ment.
II. T. Howell , one of the most
prominent bankers and financiers of
Nashville , Tcnn. , has resigned hla
position as president of the Fourth
National bank of Nashville to accept
the presidency of the Carncglo Trust
company of Now York.
The cholera continues aJ biuuuil u.
to the southeast , of Italy.
The cholera scourge Is sweeping Ite
way across Asiatic Russia.
Democrats of the country are vorj
much encouraged over recent state
state elections.
Illinois republicans endorsed Presi
dent Taft's ' plan for a tariff commis
sion.
sion.Trade
Trade of the country is holding
back a lltllo In the face of uncertain
ties.
Mayor Oaynor Is looming up as the
lemocratlc candidate for governor of
New York.
The Grand Army of the Republic
declared agalnHt a proposition for a
dollar a day pension.
The treasury department sees only
the brightest signs In the financial sit-
jatlon of thn country.
Congressman Olllo James formally
announced himself n candidate for
United States senator.
The cholera situation at Naples ,
Italy , Is grave. There have been fifty
cases and thirty deaths.
Ofllrlnl announcement was made to
night that one case of Asiatic choloni
ias been found In Naples.
The general confederation _ of labor
n Paris has begun nn active cam-
inlgn against the increased cost of
ivlng.
A wireless message received at
del reports that two German torpedo
joats have gone ashore during evolu
tion. No details are given.
The American armored cruiser
squadron , which has been participat-
ng in the Chilean centennial celebra
tion , lias left Valparaiso for Its home
station at Bare Island , California.
Prof. II. A. Ovorstrcet of the Uni
versity of California has accepted an
appointment to the full professorship
of philosophy In the College of the
City of Now York.
Elmer E. Bryson , aged fifty years ,
an old timer of Omaha , president of
the Gate City Malt company and
prominent In local politics , killed him
self by taking poison.
Dr. Frederick A. Cook , the discred
ited explorer , has been sighted in a
Munich hotel under the name of Mr.
Colcman ' and family. Michael M.
Ryan of Bridgeport , Conn. , saw him
there.
Mrs. Howard Chanlcr Christy , wife
of the arllst , has left the Christy
homo near SCanesvillc , O. Friends of
the family say that all hope for the
expected reconciliation has been
abandoned.
Former Senator Joseph Benson
Foraker is to take the stump this fall
for his old friend and political lieu
tenant , Warren G. Harding , who la
the Republican nominee for Ohio's
governorship.
Reports that the holy see has dis
patched ofllclal protests to the foreign
governments against the anti-clerical
speech delivered by Ernesto Nathan ,
the mayor of Rome , are denied in
Vatican circles.
The Wisconsin state board of can-
rassers has completed Its work , and
the ofllclal election figures show that
La Follotto ( rep. ) fpr United States
senator received 14-1.05G as against
11 , ' . ! 13 for Cook.
Indications are that the meeting of
the Irans-MlsslssIpp ! commercial con
gress , which will bo held in San An
tonio November 22-25 , will be the
forum on several heated debates that
will bo of national interest.
The first fatal accident that baa oc
curred inside of the Kentucky Mam
moth Gave In years occurred when
Mrs. Helen Day of Wyoming , Pa. , fell
from a precipice , striking upon the
granite and fracturing her skull.
That the United States enjoys the
best credit of any nation appears in a
comparison of the prices of the
government bonds of England ,
France , Germany , and the United
States during the last thirty years.
Colonel William M. Black , and
Lieutenant Colmason M. Patrick ,
members of the army engineer board
charged with the task of raising the
old battleship Main will bo required
to take the proscribed physical test
before proceeding to Haven.
Harry K. Dovereux , president of
the Forest City Live Stock and Fair
company , under whoso auspices the
Grand Circuit races at the North
Randall track near Columbus , O.
were run in August , was acquitted on
a charge of permitting gambling.
There was a noteworthy decrease
in the number of deaths from In
fluenza , commonly called "grip , " In
1909 , In the census bureau's death
registration area , representing over
55 per cent of the estimated popula
tlon In continental United States in
the year In question It Is to bo seen
in the census bulletin on mortality
statistics for 1909 , prepared by Dr
Cressy L. Wilbur , chief statistical
for vital statistics , and submitted to
Director Durand.
Personal.
Colonel Roosevelt denies that he
went to President Taft as a suppll
cant.
President Tnft appointed a pro
Rresslve republican postmaster n
Wichita , Kan.
Congressman Tawnoy has been
beaten for renomlnatlon In the First
Minnesota district.
Mrs. Hyde , wife of Dr. Hyde
Kansas Ity , Is critically ill.
Now Jersey repuullcans adopted a
ticket that Is partly progressive.
Charles R. Holko of sugar fame
was sentenced to eight mouths on
Blackwell's Island.
Colonel Roosevelt reiterated he
would not accept the nomination for
governor of Now York.
The anniversary of the entry Intc
Rome of King Victor Emmanuel 1
was marked by celebrations.
From the standpoint of an admitted
authority , Mayor Gaynor told the
storv of how it feels to bo shot
ROOSEVELT TRIUMPHANT IN SAR.
ATOGA CONVENTION.
HAS OWN WAY THROUGHOUT
lonry L. Stlmsan , Nominated by the
Colonel for Governor , Se
lected on the First
Formal Ballot.
Saratoga. Colonel Theodore Rooso-
oil Tuesday rode on the top wave of
letory , defeating Vice-president Slier-
man for temporary chairman of the
opubllcan state convention and bowi
ng over the old guard In the first en
gagement of a % rlcs of conflicts that
re to come.
'Colonel Roscvelt was In his element.
After he had named the members of
ho three important committees and
ho convention had adjourned to meet
omorrow , the colonel turned to the
icwspaper men and remarked :
"I said 'frazzle , ' you may recall. You
may quote me on that. "
At Troy the former president said
10 would beat his opponents to a fraz
zle.
There were 1,011 votes cast in the
convention , of which Colonel Roosevelt
velt received fiGS nnd Vice-president
Sherman received 443 , thus electing
Lhe loader of the progressives by a
majority of 125. Colonel Roosevelt did
not vote. Mr. Sherman voted for
'John Doe , " and two of the New York
county delegates did not respond when
their names were called. The vote as
officially announced at the convention
gave Roosevelt f > G7 and Sherman 44u ,
but an error In the count was discov
ered later.
Summary of Day's Proceeding1 } .
Theodore Roosevelt as a delegate
from Nassau county , L. I. , was elected
temporary chairman of the republican '
state convention by a vote of 5G8 to
443 , defeating by a majority of 125
Vice-president James S. Sherman , who
was supported by the so-called old
guard. Twice the state committee ,
under old guard dominance , had se
lected Mr. Sherman for the position ,
only to bo overridden on the conven
tion floor Tuesday. In control of the
convention , Colonel Roosevelt , by an
adroit amendment , quickly named com
mittees of his own choosing , including
the committee on resolutions which
will draft the platform embodying
the direct primary plank for which
the ex-president IB lighting.
Defeat of the old guard in the first
skirmish was followed by delegates
from the Sixth. Kings county ( Brook
lyn ) , congressional district turning
against State Chairman Woodruff ,
electing A. E. Vass In his stead as a
member of the committee. It is ex
pected , however , that another district
will re-elect him , but as the progres
sives will control the new committee ,
he will be retired as chairman , al
though still leader of Brooklyn.
Ellhu Root , United States senator ,
was selected as permanent chairman
of the convention. ,
The convention was marked by
hoots and hisses as the detractors of
Colonel Roosevelt addressed the dele
gates. Abraham Grubnor , a New York
lawyer , made a particularly bitter at
tack.
Colonel Roosevelt , in his speech ,
spoke against political and business
corruption in characteristic vein and
praised the administration of Presi
dent Taft and Governor Hughes.
William Barnes , jr. , of Albany , lead
er of the old guard , issued a statement
denouncing Colonel Roosevelt as he
has done heretofore and praising
those of the old guard who stood firm.
Interest in the Roosevelt-Sherman
struggle occupied so much of the
stage center that discussion of candi
dates was overshadowed. But promi
nent among the possible gubernatorial
nominees are Representative William
S. Bennett , Henry L. Stlmson , State
Senator Harvey D. Hlnnman and Wil
liam A. Pendergast of New York.
Colonel Roosevelt spoke feelingly of
what President Taft had accomplished
In his administration in his speech as
temporary chairman , saying that the
laws passed reflect high credit upon
all who succeeded in putting them in
their present shape upon the statute
book they "represent an earnest out
look of the achievement which Is yet
to como and the beneficence and far-
reaching importance of this work
done for the whole people measure
the credit which is rightly duo to the
congress and to our able , upright and
distinguished president , William How
ard Taft. "
Colonel Roosevelt bitterly assailed
the bosses , declaring that the differ
ence between a boss and a leader Is
that the leader loads and the boss
drives. The difference is that the
Bomb for a Watchman.
New York. His friendship for mem
bers of the Italian squad of the de
tective bureau which the late Lieuten
ant Petreslno commanded , is believed
to have incited black handors to make
a second attempted assassination of
AgnatI Rlnl , a watchman , on First
street , by hurling a bomb at him from
n house top. The missile struck Hear
him , and he was rendered unconscious
but escaped fatal Injuries. The explo
sion created a panic in the neighbor
hood.
leader holds Ills place by firing the
conscience and appealing to the rea
son of his followers nnd that the boss
holds his pluco by crooked and underhand -
hand manipulation.
Thunders of applause greeted the
colonel as ha was escorted to the
speaker's stand by Vice-president
Sherman and Cornelius V. Collins.
The victory of Colonel Roosevelt
did not appear to dishearten the old
guard for they continued their fight
on. the convention floor when the pro
gressives submitted resolutions where
by the committees should be madeby
representative. from ench congres
sional dlstrlrt , the members to be
named by the temporary chairman.
Wednesday's Wor'.c.
The republican state convention
made Henry L. Stlmson of New York
ita candidate for governor. The nom
ination of Mr. Stlmson was one mpro
victory for Colonel Roosevelt , who
personally led the fight for the nomi
nation of his candidate , completing
the unbroken series of triumphs from
the moment the convention was called
to order until its final adjournment.
United States Senator Root was
named as chairman of the convention
> by the committee on permanent or
ganization. The roifort was adopted
and Colonel Roosevelt appointed
Charles Francis of Troy and Speaker
Wadsworth of Troy to escort Mr. Root
to the chair.
There was a loud laugh when Col
onel Roosevelt ntarled to leave the
platform without Introducing Senator
Root. Secretary Oleason hustled after
the colonel to correct the break.
"I understand you may not identify
the chairman I am about to introduce.
I am culled back to present the per
manent chairman of the convention
the lion. 121ihu Root , " said Colonel
Roosevelt.
Chairman Root thanked the conven
tion for the honor they had con
ferred on him.
"When Nassau county was reached
Colonel Roosevelt took the platform
to nominate Henry L. Stimson of New-
York. He said he held a very gen
uine regard for Congressman Bennett ,
> ut the situation called for the noml-
latlon of another man. lie then nomi
nated Henry L. Stlmson.
United States District Attorney
John Lord O'Brinn of Buffalo second
ed the nomination of Mr. Stlmson.
There were no further speeches and
the roll was called by assembly dis
tricts. William Barnes , Jr. , cast twen
ty-eight votes for Mayor James B.
McEwan of Albany , one delegate not
voting.
Stimson was nominated on the first
ballot , receiving G48 of the 1,015 votes.
Bennett received 242 , State Treasurer
Dunn 38 , and Mayor 'McEwan 2S.
The Ticket.
For Governor Henry Li. Stimson.
For Lieutenant Governor Edward
Schoonck.
For Secretary of State Samuel S.
Koenlg , renomlnatcd.
For State Comptroller Jas. Thomp
son.
son.For
For State Treasurer Thomas F.
Funnell.
For State Engineer Frank M. Wil
liams , renominated.
For Attorney General Edward R.
O'Malley , ronominated.
For Associate Judge of Court of Ap
peals Irving G. Vann , renominated.
William Barnes , jr. , of Albany , who
led the light of the old guard against
Colonel Roosevelt , said :
"The ticket is nominated , .and I am
for the ticket. That is axiomatic. It
is party government. I shall support
the nominees of the convention and
hope for the best. I expect that har
mony will prevail in the party. The
state convention is the supreme au
thority of the party. I believe In
party government. I believe in ac
quiescing in the will of the majority. "
Mr. Grlscom said that ho had re
ceived assurances from the leaders of
the "old guard" In all parts of the
state that'they ' would support the
ticket heartily.
"There will be complete harmony in
the campaign , " he said. "We shall
hare the united support of every ele
ment in the party. "
When Colonel Roosevelt was asked
for an expression of opinion , he re
plied : "What is there to say ? The
result speaks for itself. "
The Platform.
Declares relentless warfare against
official and legislative wrongdoing.
( Asserts that dishonesty In public
service Is , next to treason , the most
flagrant of crimes.
Enthusiastically endorses the patrl
otic and statesmanlike leadership of
President Taft.
Commends the present tariff laws.
Endorses the administration of Gov
ernor Hughes , and his appointment at
a member of the United States su
preme court.
Approves the record of the party ou
Its stand as to labor laws.
pndorses direct nominations.
New York. On his seventieth birth
day anniversary Monday the vener
able Henry Mitchell MacCracken , one
of the best known educators in the
country , retired from his position as
chancellor of New York university.
The university has decided to make
him chancellor emeritus.
Madison. The state board of can
vassers have completed their work
and the ofllclal primary election fig
ures show that La Follette , for the
United States senate , received 144,050
as against 41,343 for Cook.
NEBRASKA IN BRIEF.
News Notes of Interest From Varloui
Sections ,
Harry McCulIer , in Jail nt McCook ,
cut his way out and IB now at liberty.
Work on the Fremont Intcrurban
Ino will not beg'n ' until next spring.
The Nebraska School for the Deaf
at Omaha opened with nearly 200 ,
which Is an increase of twenty over
ast jear.
The Callaway fair last week was
.lio- best In the history of the organ
ization. While the weather was
threatening all week good crowds
were present each day.
Fred D. Wright has been appointed
to the management of the Tccumseh
station of the Belle Telephone com
pany to succeed his father , the late
A. J. Wright uf that city.
Word has been received in
Beatrice from Murysvllle , Cal. , an
nouncing the death of Edward Sul
livan , a former resident. The body
was taken to Sycamore , 111. , for Inter-
The 11)10 ) assessment shows the fol
lowing valuation for Webster county :
Landsi and improvements , total value ,
$12,001.120 ; lots , $1,510,910 ; personal ,
$ riaitii05 ! ( ; railroad , ? 2GGG.030 ; a
total of $22i:7GG5. ; :
After bring out for more than eight
hours and making a close Investiga
tion of all the circumstances con
nected with the Beedle tragedy at
Holdrogo , the jury returned a verdict
that Mrs. C. J. Beedle met death at
her own hands.
The Tecumseh city council will call
a special election , of November 8 , the
same day as the general election , to
vote on bonds In the sum of $13,000
to extend the water service , the bonds
In the sum of $7,000 to give the city
sewerage mains.
Word was received at Beatrice
from Alex , Alberta , Canada , that
young Woods , the fellow who killed
Hector Murray , a former Wymore
resident at that place August 111 , hy
striking him over the head with a
whisky bottle , has been captured.
Fishing without a license cost
three llarlan county men $100 and
coats. Deputy Game Warden Joe
Boehler went to Beaver City to in
vestigate the truth of a string of re
ports anil hauled A Gaddes , R. S.
Rhoads nnd P. E. Johnson Into court.
M. Brinkhoff of Harvard , arural
mall carrier , while speeding along on
his motorcycle encountered a road
hoi , which happened to be one of
the four-legged species. A lieadon
'
collision ensued. Mr. B. was seri
ously injured , while the intruder
walked peacefully away unharmed.
Charlie Pool , who disappeared
from Bakcrsflcld , Cal. , recently and
caused much alarm to Ilumboldt
relatives , returned homo after heing
located in San Francisco , and found
there by his young wife. The young
man's mind was temporarily unbal
anced and lie could give no explana
tion of his queer acti'ons.
The .heavy increase in students in
( he High school at Scotts Bluff has
made it necessary to get another
toacher. Bids have been called for
for the erection of the new school
house at Scotts Bluff , the bonds for
which were voted last spring. The
building when complete will cost in
the neighborhood of $30,000.
This immediate locality , says a
Geneva dispatch , has an unusually
large crop of apples. The peach crop
was light on account of the early
freeze last fall , which injured the
trees. One firm here will send out
their fourth car of apples. Their
orchards produced more than 0,000
bushels of apples , most of which luu e
not been picked.
Clarence Bradley , 20 years old , a
son of Dr. C. A. Bradley of Beatrice ,
was shot and killed in the barn at his
home , supposedly by the accidental
discharge of a 22-caliber rifle with
which he was shooting rats. The
ball entered the right temple , causing
Instant death. The body was found
by his father , who went to the barn
to call him for supper.
The South Omaha stock yards on
Monday broke the world's record for
sheep receipts , the total for the day
b''iug 03,215 head. The best previous
record was held by Chicago with 59-
3fi2 head. The stock yards also
hroke it own record in the matter of
live stock-recolpfs. A total of 829 cars
were received Monday.
Mrs. Gus Kune , the wife of a man
residing at Nebraska City , while suf
fering from temporary aberation ,
wandered away from home and was
not found for several days , when she
staggered up to the farmhouse of
Fred Stalhunt , three miles south of
the city. She had been out for forty-
eight hours or more , thinly clad , and
during the stormy weather without
food.
Employes at the Winnobago agency
have begun work on the task of parti
tion of all the helrship lands of the
reservation. The heirs will be de
termined for every tract of land now
in the name of n dead Indian and pe
titions will be sent to the department
asking for partition of this land.
Frank E. Edgerton , special attorney
for the interior department , Is In
charge of this work.
Frederick A. Abbott , first lieutenant
of company E , First regiment , Ne
braska national guard , at Blair , has
been elected captain of the company.
Second Lieutenant Paul M. Kelley has
been elected lirst lieutenant and Ser
geant Fred W. Jones second lieuten
ant.
ant.Word
Word has been received In Grand
Island of the destruction of the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hondryx , '
at Dunning by lire , caused by the ex
plosion of an oil stove. Mr. and Mrs.
Hendryx moved from Grand Island
last spring and had just got located
In M'olr new huiun
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Scholar Yes , but there are othe
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