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2 TILE OMAhA DAILY SVNJAY MAY 29
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TRAVELING IEN I1IE CO11NC
nrg of the Conventions Brought by
Exposition Ocming This Week.
ADVANCE GUARD Will ARRIVE TODAY
Jrugrntii IIM I'relpfl rlI thu teIeM $ fl 1sN
VccI. . uIth n 1Ixturi if
fliiiInt , , . nid I'IeIM.re ,
CniiilIsicd.
ThouParnl8 of fluttering banner , floaLIn
from the high p1aC08 of the downtown buildIng -
Ing , will nvc a henrty welcome to the dcl-
ogatca to the ninth annual convvntlon of
the Trarclers Protccth'o aseocintlon. tetter
known n the T. P. A. , durIng the coming
week In honor of the arrival of the gather-
log to be held in the exposition Perioti of
the year.
Iflue nnd white cilt be the colors , they
forming the tnndard of the association. Old
glory will ho In the top , the emblem In the
enter and 'wolcom. & In huge lctter will
ilecorato the bottom. Three thousand of
tlieiie baniiers will be flung to the breeze
early on Monday inornlng They will cry
1ial1" to fully 1&OO delegates and visltor3
to ( lie annual meeting of the traveling mcii
of thirty tntc8 and territories of the United
ltates of America , war or no var.
The vliiItor will commence coming today ,
but there will be but few of tliemii. Most of
tlmm will arrive toniorrow and a scattering -
tering fev vilI float In on the
following ( lays. One big special
train from t. Louie will bring in ( lie flower
or ( lie association , consisting of the officers.
'They vIhi reach tIme city at it o'clock. They
viIl be escorted by about 160 knights of the
grip. This ofilcial stnftconists of the fol-
lowliig
I'reNI'ciii iiiiit Ills $ nfT.
l'resldent , Jose1ihi Vallerste1n of Rich-
niontl , Va. ; secretary and treasurer , Louis T.
i.alfeauine of St. Louln ; first vice president ,
w. M. Cassety of Nashville ; second vice
president , E. 1. hart of lemiver third vice
pieslilent , James Ij. Oiasspcll or ravenport ;
fourth vice president. Fred M. llotchkiss of
Meriden , Cono. ; fifth vice president , August
Rimer of New Orleans ; board of directors ,
Ernst Robyn , C. 11. Wlckard authV. . A.
ifirchliotf of St. Louis , ticorge Fischer of
Quincy , C. It. 1)immmm of Terre Haute and Sam
V. Jones of LouIsville , Ky. ; national attorney -
torney , Henry T. Kvnt of St. Louis ; an-
( bunt surgeon , .1. William Williamson of
St. Louis. All these ( lelegateS and visitors
7 will be afforihei1 a more hearty welcome that'-
will be afforded by the banners , however.
As each one conies in he or she will be
hailed at tIme depot ly a member of the
general committee on reception. The latter
vill escort them to the hotels , where another -
other committee will be in charge. Before
the citys guests escape from the latter they
will have pinned UOfl their breasts a hand-
lioum badge , tipoi which will appear the
words :
OMAhA
GUEST
lSt)8. )
Following these words will be the letters
' 1' P A. One-half of the medallion will be
blue and the other half white , the colors
again of thu associatIon. and fluttering below -
low will be the rod , yellow and green of the
city and the Knights or Ak.Sar-Ben.
Tli Millard hotel wilt be the headquar-
tern of the ohhicers of the assocIation. but
a large itumber of the delegates will be
registered at other hostelries in the city.
The convention will convene at 10:30 o'clock
Fucsday titorniog a Creighton hall. where
the business session of the body will be
held. in that hail nn extended welcome
of the city 'ill be tendered. The program
that has been arranged for the occasion
Is as follows :
Proiritii * for tile Isty.
t i'raycr-Rev. T. J. Mackey. D.l ) .
Welcome to Omaha-hon. Frank E.
Moores , mayor of Omaha.
The Travelera Protective Association of
AmerIca-Joseph Wallerstein , national
president.
Nelrasha's Greeting-Hon. Silas A. 1101-
comb , governor of Nebraska.
hteSiOIIse-11OIi. Jerry M. Porter , a .lruui-
nier from Pennyroyal district , Katntuek.
"Tue Commercial Tourists of the World"
-S. Wright Butler , D.D. , representjng the
"house of the Lord. "
"As Cold \Vater to a Thirsty Soul so is
000(1 News front Far "
( a Country.-Rov.
Homer T.'lison of Texns , national chaplain -
lain Travelcrs Protective association of
America.
"America.-Jules Lumbard. the original
. singer of tbO "Battle Cry of Freedom , "
' Tuesday afternoon the convention will be-
; ji
:
Uncle
Sam
Says :
Thtss \
America's
'Greatest
Medicine. \
It will
Sharpen ! +
YourAppetlte. I . '
FtirIfy and I
E Vitalize Your Overcome That
Tired 'FeeUng. Oct d bottle of
Hood's Sarsaparllla and begin to
i take It TODAY. and realize the great
good It Is sure to do you.
; i Hood's Sarsaparilla
d 1 A.prht' flp . . t..t sc.It.i , , . . it . , .
- - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - . . . ' ' . , ' ' ' 'U. a , , u , ,455I5L ,
Tue Omaha lIce
I Map of Cuba COupOn
, Present this Coupon with
e IOcfor I
I A Map ofCuba. I
I A Map ofthe West Indies. I
e And a Map of the World ,
' By MItIL 14 cents. f
CUT OUT TillS COUPONI
This Coupon with 25o
iLL SICURE Till :
- Official Photographs
Of the United States Navy.
Address ,
NAVY PHOTOBPA'H DEPT.
( .MIJA BEE.
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m1n ILl ra1 work , At 2 ociock of that tlsy
time first ' regular btfslncsa sa&ion will be
held , While their hitist.nds and male friends
are engaged in It the women who accom-
pony the visitors and dclcgatca to tlmc city
will be taken for a trolley title about the
lty by time womans reception committee.
The ride will be commenced at 3 o'clock.
1'n' Itutlitig. ' lii ( lii' iCtmig ,
Tuesday cvcning will be a great night for
( lie visitors. At 6 o'clock they will be cx-
pectial to gsthcr at the MiliartI hotel situ
will be tnkcn out to the den of the Knlhts
of Ak-Sar-Ika. Vie hllarlttes there wIll corn-
mnence hnlf an hour later , Additional In-
( crest wIll be am1lclby the fact that several
species of anlma1s from lisgenback's show
will be drafted to add to the fun. At 9
o'clock the delcgatc will bc taken out to
the exposition grounds , , where tltcy will be
givemi a view of the , lnstclrcss rehcarnl on
the Streets of Nations , The women wilt
be there , too , for while thy men are using
Put through the mysteries of the court of
King Monulantin ( lie woman's reception ctn-
mnittco 'i ill take thcir feminine friends out
to the grounds.
Vculnes.lay . , tIle day of thi opening of the
exposition , vlll be givemi ovet' entirely to
that 'occimsimi. o attemnfit to do business
will be imiaute. The ulelegates and visltts
will form in line in front of the Mlllaitl
hotel. They wIll form a portion of the cx-
PoSltiOii parade , as they will conmi'ose the
eccond section of the first division. TIme
officers will nllobo Invited to jolmi in the
banquet to be held afterward.
The convention will hold regular sessions
on Thursday , one commencing at 10 oclock
in tIme morning and the other at 2 in Limo
aftcrimooim. ' While the inca are thitms engaged -
gaged time women will again be taken in
charge U ( lie feminine reception committee ,
They will be escorted at fi:3O : oclock to
Llningcr's art gellery , where they will
SPCIIi ( the morning viewing the pictures ,
The evening of the day will be an eventful
one. A reception will be given by the
Traveling Melt's Transmulssisslppl club in
tIme club parlors at Sixteenth and liarney
streets for an hiotim' . After that a grand ball
will be tendered theta In Creighton hall.
1)ate lit AulJuIiIrIiiti'ti t.
Friday will be the comparatively uneventful -
ful day. h3usiness sessions of the convention
will be held both meriting and afternoon
anl at the latter adjotirnifleitt auto die vlll
ho taken ,
. The committee which has made all these
arangeitients consists of It , F , hlodgin , ltiil-
Icy Smith , Id. Wulpl and 0. C. llolmes.Thie
only other committee. which In addition to
the reception committee , has had anything
to tb with tIme gathering , is the hotel corn-
inittee , consisting of 0. C. Holmes , M. Vi' .
Rayley anti J. L. Houston.
These rommnittees have gotten up a very
neat program for the occasloti , It consists
of a dozen leaves which contain the full vro-
grain and names of the committee. Upon
I the cemitrni page Is pictured the oiflclal
bird's-eye view of the expositIon grounds.
The reception commuitteo Is composed of
the following : Clarence W , Close , chair-
man ; A. H. BuckstniT. Robert Binforul and
C. 0. Leake of the Nebraska division ; B. S.
Strecter , E. B. Branch , E. B. Drew , B. B.
Elliott and M. Meyer of I'ost A , Omaha :
,
v. A. Stone , W. I. Butts and W. Helphrey
of the Transinlssissippi Traveling Men's
club. The women's reception committee
consists of the wives and daughters of all
the members of l'ost A , Omaha. Thcse committees -
mittees will ho In service at the depots and
hotels all the time during the meeting.
The varIous committees of the Travclers'
Protective association met last , night at
the Transrnississlppi Traveling Men' : ; club
house and perfected the arrangeilLents for
the entertainment of the convention of the
Travelers' I'rotetive association , which
convenes In Omaha on May 31 and continues
till Juno 3. Through co-operation with
the wives and sisters of local travelers
provision has beca made for the cntcrtain-
meat of the vomon who will cotite n the
party and the members of the Trausmis-
sissippl club will take charge of the men
and show them all Itoilits of Interest and
make their stay in the city nJoyable.
A special train filled with traveling men
front St. Louis vlli arrive here this morning
over the Port Arthur route , The party In-
eludes the southern delegates to the national -
tional convention ofrthie Travelers' Protective -
tive association , which will convene hero
this veek.
PLANS OF THE MARINE BAND
1t'iiyi's . % 'ItM1uIIIgt4)II 'I'IuIs Atternoon
nud 1,4 1)ie in Oiiiulin Burly
' 1'iiesdui' Iuruiiig.
WASHINGTON , May 28.-Speclnl ( T Ic-
gram.-Tho ) Marine band leaves Washington -
ton tomorrow at 2:20 : by the Chesapeake &
Ohio , reachIng Chkago at 5:1S Monday aft-
ernoon. The band will divide at Chicago ,
going by two routes to Omaha , under an
arrangement made by the Transportation
( lepartmedt and cill reach the Gate City
early Tuesday morning ,
Senator Thurston is making every effort
to have the Wymora battery , Captain Mur-
dock , accepted as part of Nebraska's quota.
The battery is the oluiest military organization -
ization in time state , having beit organized
in Juno , 1875 ,
Senator Allen has written a letter to
l'rcsldent Wattles to be react on time open.
11mg of the exposition , ecplanatory of time
reaxoli why ho cannot be present to liar-
tlclpato In the openIng exercises ,
hills lLavepitssetl the house for tlmt relief
of Almuon Stuart of Minden and Alden B
Thompson of Farmvale , Neb.
Senator Tlmuruuton has recommended that
a now postomee be established at ] tnse-
dale , lloyd county , Nebraska.
The nominations of ex-Gorernor Iawes )
and Thomas Swobo for positions In tIn'
mIlitary service give satisfaction 'vitli the
Nebraska delegation , Confirmation wili
follow early next week.
Richard BJorkman of LIncoln , a rnenbc'r ;
of ( lie fire department of ( lint city , lies
been requested to report to Chicago for
physical examination as a hardy senimuan in
the nayy , jqrkumnnhns an excellent record -
ord , haying. served in the navy a great
ninny years , being discharged in 139) ) ,
There Is a rumor tonight tba thu First
Nebra1a regiment , nov mit San Francisco ,
vlii sail for the ' '
I'hilipptnos on 'ednes-
tlay , From reports received at t'ue War de-
partrnent tlci First Nebraska has been the
recipient of iiiauy Courtesies , its conduct
being above critIcism ,
W , 11 , MIchael , chIef clerIc of the State
ulepartinent mind a rpeniber of the govern-
milent liourul of the Tranaxniselssl1ipi } .po-
multion , expects to leave for Omaha Momi-
day e'cmiing ) to attend the meeting of time
board called for June 3.
RUMOR OF AMERICAN SUCCESS
L'iiiie'IIui'.l iiim.l ItiR'oufIr.mi.l , Stor' in
Clri.uili * I at Cuijo 111)1 l'iu
N. , 'sss ii frout Siuuit iumizo ,
( CopyrIght , 1kI3 , by the Associated I'rces , )
CAI'E 1IA"l'liiN , ilaytl , May S-A
rumor has reached hero of an important
American success , but no conhirmnloim of the
report calm be obtained lucre ,
Slnc the rumored arrival of the Spanish
fleet at Santiago do Cuba no miews Irns
reached hero , though the cable betweeu this
itlace and Santiago do Cuba is lint interrupted -
ruptod , Thu slgiuiiicnflco ) of thIs mysterious
I silence is hot kmiowmm but excites wonder ,
No explanatloit is furnished excepting
surmlmuu. , based on various influences.
The theory that the SpanIsh adoilmal at.
lowed himself to be bottled up iii the bay
of Sahutiago do Cuba U not credited litre.
On the contrary the hlayileui ofilciala say It
is far from likely that such a thing baum
occurred. It is hoped Lhmuti a message frou
Commodore Schley will boon be received at
I ( be Mole St. Nicholas or elawittra ,
? IERCEll IS RENOIINATED
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Republicans of' the second Thstrict Oomph-
mont Their Present Oongresman.
NO OIlIER CANDIDATE ENTERS THE FIELD
Seiet hum t.iui by Aceluuimni Ion niuul
VitIuuuiid n llMientliig 'oit'e-A1.
lo't'd lii Nato. , Iii , . ( ) s'ts
Cniiitiiuigii Cuuumnuittee ,
Congressman David II. Mercer dropped
Into town from WashIngton yesterday and
teturned at midnight last night. When
ho ient back he carried with himq the honor
of a unanimous renomination for his fourth
term by the republicans of the Second con-
gresslonal district and also the somewhat
unusual confidence of authority to nppoiht
his own congressional committee and its
otilcers , ills renomination was effected
without a dissenting voice and with an
entlmusiasmu that. carried with it still
nreater siuznlflcance.
-
The congressional convention met In
Washington hall at 4 o'clock yest'erdny afternoon -
ernoon , but as the bulk of the fireworks lund
hieon exploded in the county conventIon that
Vreceded it , It was merely a ratification
meeting iii which the mxicsed eiisO of the
county conventIons ( lint Mercer was entitled
to a renomination by acclamation was cxc-
cuteti , Time conventioh was called to order
by T.V. . Blackburn , who prutsented F' . S.
Howell \\'ashington county as temporary
chairman. Mr. Howell said that there was
no occasion to make a speech at this time ,
as conditions were speaking for the repub-
Ilcan party. Time orgaiizntton was coin-
PlOtel by the election of Joitti L. Carson as
temporary secretary. As there were no contests -
tests the delegates seated were accredited
amid the teniporary organization was niade
permanent. The foitowing resolution was
offered liyV. . F. Ourley anti ndopted by a
rising vote.
'hereas , In lion. iavid It. Mercer , thin
rcpnljhicans of the Second congressional die-
trict of Nebraska recognize an active , liomi-
est , oiflclent and reliable representative , wlo :
by his industry and capability hits accon
itlislied magnificent results for the distrIct
and state ; nod _
Whereas , The republicans of the Second
congressional district are Proud to say that
their representative during his three : oti-
secutive terms has been faithful to his trust ,
right on every public question , loyal to the
principles of his party anti has won the ad-
niliation of his constituents regardless of
volltics : therefore.
Resolved. That lion. David 11. Mercer be
renominated by this convention by aeclarna-
tion for the 0111cc of representative of the
Second congressional district of Nebraska ,
in the congress of the United States , and
that thIs renoniination by acclaniation be
tendered him as a vindication of tile record
lie lies already niade and as a recognition
of his special fitness for the duties of a
rejiresentative In congress.
: utuui'M Pm is O'uu ( 'niniutittee ,
Congressman Mercer was introduced and
after a svlritcd ovation from the conven-
Lion he brieihy expressed his thanks and
suggested that since time same delegates
vere before him the speech that lie had
just made before the county conventIon
ought to be elastic enough to cover both
occasions.
On motion of Clark of Washington
county Commgressmnami Mercer was authorized
to name his own congressional comumit-
tee and the remainder of the session was
occtmiled by the consideration of half a
dozen resolutions , most of which were Unkindly -
kindly treated.
A resolution commending the course of
i'rosidcnt McKinley In regard to the war
with Spain was introduced by U. W. Breck-
enridge and adopted by a rising vote and
witib a hearty applause. Irving F' . Baxter
had a resolution by whIch the belief that.
Hawaii ought to be annexed was declared ,
but on motion of H. B. Palmer it was
laid on the table. Captain Palmer oplneil
that this was a subject on which timere was
numch difference of opinion anti there was
no reason why it should be taken up by
this convention.
A resolution by U. B. I3alcornbe instructed
St mumutor Thurston and Congressman Mercer
LC SeaUre such Ieglelaton as would admit
of tbe enlistment of an ir.depeniieiit regi-
itlent of volunteers , the inember of which
should have time right to elect their own
officers. It was explained that this had
always been the custom in volummtccr regt-
miients and this resolution was likewise
tabled.
Co U1'I' V Ci ) N YB S'1' I ON CO NVBN B S.
i''i'fect lImtruuuiuui- time Fu'uututre' of time
Gui I ii t' r I ii g ,
The county convention to select delegates
to the congressional convention was called
to order at 2:30 : o'ciockyesterday afternoon
by Chairman G. it. Williams of time county
central committee , vlmo named Prof. J. A.
Gillespie of the Sixth ward as temporary
chairman , In accepting the chair , Prof.
Gillespie said : 'Thus Is a time when we
want a republIcan in congress. It is a re-
imublican time anti it is a source of rerct
that Nebraska was out of tune , It Is to
be hopeul that it will soon get into line with
tue procession , " lie declared that . ( lie
Itronlises inatle ly the republican party at
St. Louis had been kept. The party had
promnlsetl time ieoiile it tariff law niiui one
imad been iasseti , the results of which were
aiimrent in every avenue of business. It
imati promised to open the factories and timey
Were open.
Co.iuiuIel. ' tile. Orgiumuismutinu ,
On motion of U. II. Wheeler , Judge Irving
F , Baxter was mitade temporari secretary ,
and at the instance of 11. T. Leavitt , time
list of credentials , as hamitieti In to time
secretary , was approved. Time temporary
organization was inaulo permanent and the
foilowing resolution was offered by II. B.
Palmer , and adopted by a rising vote :
Wiucreas. Time lion. 1)avid II. lilercer , our
representative in congress , has been faith-
( UI , elhicient and successful for three terms ,
amid.
\'liereaa , 'Die republicans of , Douglas
couzmty , lii convention assembled , beliyii in
rewarding faithfulness , ability amid iptegrtty ,
therefore , ho it
Resolved , That lion , David If. Julercer deserves -
serves a unanImous renomination at time
hiantis of ( be republican congressional con-
yontion , as a special mark of the esteeimi 10
which lie is held by his constituents , anti
as an enulorsornont of his last record , AntI
be it further
Itesolvoti , That tInt delegation ( rota Douglas -
las county to the repubiie.uii congressiomul
convention of tIme Second congressional dis-
( net be' . nut ! hereby is , instructed to vote
as a uiiit for time reimomnlnatiomm of David ii.
Mercer , by aeclmumation.
On motion of John Roslcky ( lie represen-
tatlon in the congressional convention was
flxt'0 at nine from each ward , fourteen from
South Omnalma , two front each county pro.
cimict anti seven at large.
luieam teSs lit A I temuiluumuci' .
The delegation was then naitied as follows -
lows ;
First Ward-Joiin Itosicky , Frank IC.
DarlIng , James Cathro , S. W , Scott , A , III.
flack , \'lllianm Hutton , henry Morrison ,
Paul Sonuner ,
Sutconti'ardFritz Muller , Fred lioyo ,
Frank Francl , J , \Veluuhaoa , A. C , Ilarte.
Joepii Kavan , Fred flrunlng , Edward Mor.
nt , henry Knodeli.
Third Ward-lUcitard Berlin , Nato Brown ,
John Ilroomtield , Louis Burmester , Itobert
CianCy , Charles Oroves , John henderson ,
John Lewis , henry Rhodes.
Fourth Ward-Irving F , Baxter , 3 , 3.
Iloucher , A , Ii. Conistock. Luther Drake , W.
Me4a . ( , tft ,
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F. Ourley , S. ( I. rIEUf , 'I' , 11. McCaguo , "N , U.
Taylor , 1) . \VWeikr ,
l"ifth Ward-Jtuiiltk Y , Craig , 11. 5. OIl-
lespie , George flitk'er John L. Carson , W , B.
Christie , \V. S. (1Ibs P. A. Etiqimist , William
harris , John SwiW'
'
SithVardJ.8 Oiiian. John T. Yates ,
Myron I ) . ICarr , u'hin It. Wcstborg , T. 11.
Johnson , t' , C. rmtI , II , T. Leavitt , F. Vi' .
Fitch.
Seventh % 'ardi1'1E. ' Palmer , John Grant ,
Charles F. flalnirfl } II , 13. Ircy.John Nor-
berg , 11. 11. Batttrii t , .11. F. Thomas , John
La. Pierce , It. W. Th'dikcnridge.
Eighth \Vard-t7. ' hi. flalcombe , A. Vi' . Jet-
tens , W. 'iv , Maci' ' " Jabez Woods , 3. C ,
Pedersen , Charl Ic , Ii. I ! , Streight ,
William Whltmore ti , B. Morgan.
Ninth Ward-It , L. Akin , I. it. Andrea's ,
B. 13 , CraIg , J. J. hlergner , 3. A. Lovgrcn , C.
F' . Robertson , C. S. huntington , S. T , Wiggins -
gins , C. B. Winter ,
South Omnlia-Jolin C. Trotmtoii , lit. Mar.
keson , Frank Jones , Vi' , hi. Olin , hi. L. Dennis -
nis , Charles Cummings , James AustIn ,
George Sherwood , 0. i , Bruce , A , B , Blank ,
A , F. Stryker , C. A. Fivans , T. J. O'Neill ,
Joseph lCouutsky.
McArtile-A , Geld , Lewis L. Uin.
Millard-henry Kelsehr , Charles Detweller ,
Vest Omnnha.-F'rnnk B , Muon , J. N. Stew-
art ,
Florence-i , A. hloltzunen , John Tiede-
man.
Waterloo-A. J. tIcDougal , John Z , Ste-
lheiit ,
East Omatmn-A. C. Ach , J , Sullivan.
Clontnrf-W. W.Wiltle , 'tV ' A. Saussay ,
Ciuicngo-Chutrles Witte,1 C. Ii. Demuker ,
Jefferson-P. A. Anderson , Peter Mangoiti.
Union-L , C. thicker , (1. L. Itetimtian.
Valiey-M. Jolinsomi , ii. lii. Puffer.
Elkhorn-John 11. Morris , Viliiani It.
Turmier ,
iu'u't'er oh I lie i'int forum.
This concluded the business of the con-
vciitioii , but a motion to atijourn was cut
short by the entrance of Mr. Mercer. Thmc
delegates rose in their seats anti gave him
three ringing cheers as he advauccd to the
Plntforiil and the cheers broke out at intervals -
vals during his discussiomi of republican
issues. After warmly thmniuking the con-
ventlon for the honor it. lial just accoruieti
him Mr. Mercer said tic was illing to
remnaimi at hIs post as bug as ( lie PctPio
thought ho was of suflicicut consequence. It
lund been suggested that he was gettimig
more than time PeoPle on this side of the
Missouri were entitled to , but so 101mg 08
hits constituency did not object lie touhui
keep on as he had begun.
After an enthusiastic tribute to the ox-
iosition , Comigresemnan Mercer again rouseti
the enthuuiiasmn of hits mumdiemice by his refer-
cnce to the present imutermiatlemial crisis. lie
declared that. this country lied stood tue
impositions and insults of Spain long emmough
and had finally deterniiimeil that the Span-
lard must be driven from the western item-
isphero. Ho tiechnreil ttrnt ( lie PeoPle simould
mint become impatient. They could not cx-
pcct to have a Dewey affair dished p every
niorntng for breakfast. The atiministratton
t'as taking thttiilit course anti the name
of McKinley would go down iii history together -
gether with tIiod o Washimigton , Lincoln
and Grant. McKlmilo7 had been a soldier
himself and he ins not the man to sacri-
flee lives in tIme fe9r of Cuba anti Manila
utmless there waq a 1necessity for it , Time
event voulti JtistlJr tie wistlorn of his lolicY.
! 'residetf3. ( 'rat'forui 'i'zil kn.
At thin eomiciuslbn of Congressman Mercer's
speech Presidefit D. 3 , Crawford of the National -
tional League of"Rubhican chubs was in-
troduceti amid iiY'eh m rousing Nebraska re-
ception. In' repI hot spoke briefly amid insPired -
sPired the fieheglifdb by an eloquent peroration -
tion vividly ssti\'o of the fervid worti
faintlng of the' ' soutllern orator. He excused -
cused the breviIof1his remarks by sayllig
that he thu not wi3h to impede the renomi-
nation of a , naiT'ho lmad.'brouguit back to
his PeoPle a new postomee , an Indian IIUIply
depot and $200OQO for the Transmtssissippi
Exposition. He merely wisheti to dcitver
two messages. One was from the organization -
tion that he represented , which was nit unselfish -
selfish and patriotic body of men who volun-
( cored their services to the republican party.
It was strictly auxiliary to the party organization -
ganization and during the ton years of its
existence it hail never run counter to It.
It diti imot pretend to dictate platforms or to
nomnimmate candIdates , ' but its purpose was to
furnish the enthusiasm to carry theft both
to victory.
. JC&'uuttiek in Line.
President Crawford's remark that his
oilier imiessage yas from time "republican
state of Kentucky" was greeted with au-
other volley. of cheers. lie told hiow tIm
republicans of hIs state imati first elected
a few congressmen , then the entire etate
ticket amid a senator and finally cast tint
eiectorah vote for William McKinley , Referring -
ferring to Present cofldttiolms hue saiti that
the democrats are now nothing but Imohlu-
lists. We have garnered omit ahl that was
good iii time democratic party anti miunule
it republican , The corner stone of imopu-
ilemim is the prlmiciple that those who have
iiothing must receive sometliimug from those
who have it while it was thie principle of
republicanism thiat every maim's success
must uht'petid Oh lila individual effort. In
conclusion ho said "I love my native state
of Kentucky. My ancestors for generatiomms
are burleul In its soil. I love to see tIme
clew drops gltetemi on its greemi hillsides
and to hear its waters ripple to time sea ,
But more thamm all I love to tell my broth-
.
m.cIt of ( hue west amid north that front the
Big Sammdy to tint Purchase anti ( rota the
Otmio to tlnt Cuniberlands , ICentuky is
solidly republicami. "
REED GIVES HIS REASONS
SPi'uiIi'r of tiu' ilumutue iiximiuulmis " .VIy
iiiIN Oiimusi'.i * 0 the itesuuiuflomu
for lii.imum.it ion of iIievnii ,
ChICAGO , May 21.-A special to the News
froni Wastiington says ;
: "Sjiemtkcr Reed is using time following
argument for opposing the annexation of
hawaii : An anmiexatlon resolution cannot
11555 comigross. Aim. attempt will result in a
debate that wIll .beutcadernic and dilatory ,
. This tiiscussiomi iwilt be acrlnionious amid
I profitless. It wi1hprolong congress indefinitely -
definitely anti koepnthio members here wimen
they shouhti be hoame lookine after their
camimpaigiis. Time debate would inject into
the congressionali toStesta an issue that is
wholly foreign to theIr methods. The debate
woulul have a bad effect on the country and
the party. " ; ' ; - ; ;
liium4tlomuuid F'r'lgist MIuiIuuui'mtN ,
Cli ICAGO , Islti * 29-Time easthiouumd umimip.
meuutuu for time Jyok anmouimted to (02,071
tomis , against 102,431 ( for ( lie week previous.
The Brie led withl2OO1l tomia , Other lines
carried : Mlchiigsii Central , 6,851 ; Wabash ,
10,710 ; Lake Shmontui,962 ) ; Fort Wayne , 11-
864 ; Pamm hlentileuthlt317 , ; Baltimore & Glib ,
11,828 ; ( iranul 'Frunk , 3,627 ; Nickel I'late ,
13,074 ; hlIg Four , 2,493. Lake umhulpments
amnounted to 13i,6t3 tone.
uiuuyu'ummeuuts of lu'cuuui % 'u.ssu'ls , .iIuu > ' 25.
At iialtlmnore-Arrived-'hlestia , for Olas-
Sow ,
At NetY York-Sailed-Umflhiria , for LI 'er-
pool ; La Navarre' , for hlavre ; Trumve , for
Bremmieml Normiathi , for Liverpool ; Werra , for
Naples ; Anisterdamiio for Itottordam ; An-
chora , for Glasgow ; Heels , for Copentmagemi.
Arrived-Luicamuiml , from Liverpool ,
At Ltverpool-Arrivei--CamPania , from
New York , Sailed-Etrurta , for New York.
At Ihamburg-ArriVed-AUgustO Victoria ,
from New Yorl ,
/et AutwerI-Simlled-NOOrdiand , for New
York.
At llavre-Sailed-La Touraine , for New
York.
At Southampton-Saiieti---flerlin , for New
York.
At halifax , N. S.-Arriyed-Siborlan , from
Giuow ,
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Money Saving Prices for This Week. ' 1
efrigeratorsGasoline Stoves
Alnska- . Reliable and Quick Meal-
Yukon-
- 'l'lll latest 1898 ' bunter-blue
( illl1)FO\'ed giant
Citilkoof- flfllflC-SlflOkC1CS-l1O odoi'-tho afest , i1lt'
_ _ _ - - -
Tile kinc'I that use little leo 1)1eSL flht(1 best Inrule-Moro of these itovos
_ _ _ _ _ _
anti keeps food pure ahll 1301(1 1111(1 ill liSt ) here thti.ii all other nutke
' coiiibiiied-oiir ' with each stove-
cold , IMatle of hardwood- . - guiu'anteo
eight va1ls to save ice-fiIled ' I ltu'llmilmlp 18118 ( imis'olliip itnvt'-2.04) ) . '
ii ht'lInllo { , lStS ) tmtsoliiit' MIo'e-$3.7i.
with charcoal aiid lilhlloral wool-au' tight ° ltPllmthl ( ISIIS Umisohine Stovc-tb.tO ,
lO&kS-lflOVflb1o BlUe liaBle oil stoves-
& - hues aitd drain PiPe- -
$7 , slae ( ilillkont ' ' ' ' , . $14 ( nh'k Mi'mtl 1i118 01 StoVi-i.i'ki. ) , , , _ , , ' _ , , _ . , . . . _ - .
Itt'fi'Igut'atoi'-$4li. , . .
. $1 ! ) iilclt Mu'itl 1fl8 Oil StO'O-,7.'JO.
. .
$11) ) size ( lmilkoot httufi.geii'mit : nt't-$7.2O.
$17 8lz0 Ulmllkoot itefrlgtmrntot's-ft,7i ,
'
- 'rliee iU'O the latest 1SS ) 1tttei'ii flhl(1 ( ( P0
Otlrnr styles , kind ; uid sizes front ti ( to 5O. Warl'ahltCl-
Lawn Mowers I Ice Cream Freezers- I Wire Scrceiis
Tue Gai'laiid aiid Peiiiiy1- I 'White MOUhlthill- Lightning , f 1or Wiii(1OWS 811(1 doors-all
vaiiia-The best mndo----from Aretli3qt. . Ai'ctie LlOvit1l5 ( , greehi , lIfl1'lC 1111(1 (11'ab
$2. 50 up. I -oUter si'ies iii proportion.fi'oiii I c pci' foot up
Wire Netthio' Gardeii Hose .
climax , best wu'i'aiutetl bi'and-pniee 40eVe sell \Vt1l'l'aiItel brands 1111(1 have the best
1)er 100 square feet Iy ) the roll , goods lIt the i'iglit 1)l'iCeS.
Steel 1nges Hotel and Kitchen Outfit -
P'i.it' I1utels-flctaum'ahltl ] .
and Ioarultmig hoUses. Sole agents
utensils-water coolers--filters sil-
Cookhig - - - , -
for the celebm'uted flt'ttriilimtll , Dii l'ttt'quut , & Co's flttiiges ,
( lie Monitum' amid Majestic Iamigos. VU" 1)1itCT ( Wti1'C.
If'f ; carry ilL SEOCk and iizaka Ia crdcr in our shops , at1 ! kinds of Te rnd C//'ec
Urns , Stock Boi/e-rs , S1can Tab 'es , Ccu'vig Tab/es , J3roi/ers , ! 'I'aJh' Sovcs.
Es//ma/cs , iveit on any sbccia1 order wo h. 1'1'J selt S/eves , RangeS , Gasotinc
Sloves and Rt'fi'z'gc'aors on nzDn'/4' zaj'mn's ' , or , ivc discount for czsIi.
MILTON ROGERS & SONcorl4tli aiid Farnani sts
ll1AIOND ThIEVES ARRESTED
Two Bold Store Workers Captured by a Oool-
Headed Olerk ,
ATTEMPT ON FRENZER'S ' STORE FAILS
i'Vouuui ( Act ton of Cierk Cuiuumuiimgluuuiut
Frustrates it itohiucry uuuui Luuuuuls
Slut' % VouIuI-iie 'i'lieves
in Jnii ,
A hold attempt was made by diamond
thieves yesterday afternoon to , rob the
jewelry store of Joseph P. Frenzer , 101
South Fifteenth street. Its failure was only
due to the watchfulness and prompt action
of W. H. Cunningham , a clerk , who do-
tamed one of the robbers at the point of
a revolver until the arrival of aim omcer.
The second thief was captured later and
both are known as experienced and clever
operators.
Mr. Cunningham was alone behind the
counter about 3 o'clock whemi the two supposed -
posed customers enterod. They were weii
dressed tacit and addressing the clerk , asked
imm a businesslike way to be shown an assortment -
sortment of lockets , They said they wished
to choose front the best goods on band ,
anti a tray containing time most expensive
hue was set out. This was carefully cx-
amined , but the prices were considered too
high , and the men asked to see a cheaper
variety. They were stilt particular about
thmeir selection and before their immvtsti.
gatioims were over several trays were lined
up on time counter.
A suspicion of the inca's intentions hind
entered the clerk's mind amid lme watched
them closely. I'rescntly he observed one
of them pass his hand carelessly over the
case anti quickly slip a jeweled locket into
his pocket. His companion had by this
timno selecteti another ornament and asked
tIme clerk wtuetlmor the price could not be
made more moderate. Cunnimighanu said
that no such arrangemnont could be made
and the other responded that he would
make tInt purqjiase anyway as soon as lie
could get a check caslteti ,
Time rnemm started for the door , but Cun-
nlnghamn lmatl prepared himself by softly
drawimig OjOil ( tie money drawer and securing -
curing time revolver that lay inside , lie
raised the wemupon and covering ttuo man
with the locket ordered hmimmi to halt. The
robber hastily reached in his Pocket and
then threw the stolen property back into
( ho tray. HIs companion had reacimed the
door amid lied down tue street pursueti by the
clerk's brother , wio happened to enter at
the moment. lie made his escape , bow-
ever , anti was arrested an hour la.her by
Detectives Savage amid Iempsey , who
traced him to his lodging at 1612 Cass
street , anti from there to a saloomu near
Sixteenth and Howard streets. Cunningham -
ham climbed over time counter and locked
( lie door upon lila irlsomier until an opt-
cer was summoned ,
Thu men gave the nanies of J. I' . Carroll
and Archie Keller nimtl are recognizeul as
dangerous thieves. On time person of one
was found a pair of gold cuff buttons which
are identical witim those reported stolen by
11. 5. Susnrnnmi , 1216 hiarimey 'street. Mr.
Susinanhi had laid hid' cuffs on lila office
deslc and ( lucy were taken during tile momentary -
mentary mibsemice ,
'l'ILAl7S OVidil IIAST O3IAIIA lihtifiGE.
Auiilitiommuul Fumeil it fe for Iteitchulmug
lime' iIoNiti0ii Groumiuuis ,
There is every intlication timat the transportation -
portation facilities to time exposition grountimi
wilt be still further increased by ( ho opera.
( ion of another lIne between Council Bluffum
anti time lihuiff tract of the expositIon. Ar-
rsngemaents are now being made by thin
Oniaiims Bridge & Terminal conipany ( or
excellent transportation facilities between
those two points , the company intending to
run lassemmger trains of six coaches each
across tbQ East Omaha bridge mind directly
limb time exposition grounds.
l'ermnlsslon for the Omaha BrIdge & Tor.
initial comnpany to use a gateway into the
grounds at the uoutimeast corner of time
Bluff tract was granted at yesterday's
nieetlng of time executive committee of the
exposition directory ,
Iii speaking of time matter to The lIce last
evenimmg John It. Webster , generat mnanager
of thus railway company , said : "Time scheme
is etiil in embryonic condition , but I belIeve
it will ho ii go. It Is l anned to run taiims
every hour. On the busy days extra trains
aught he run. The traIns will StOP at each
terminus ten mainutes. This will allow ample
tirmie ( or unloading and loading time cars.
Tweimty minutes will be consumed in ranking
time run each way , so that it vIii take just
mmmi hour for the round trip. The exposition
station wilt be located at the southeast car-
mier of the Bluff tract amid the Council Bluffs
station will be Union avenue and Broadway.
Eaclm train witi be able to carry over ahotit
500 peOlIe , We imave tint yet mimetic defimmito
nrrangemnents for passenger coaches amid ho-
cornotives , but I kimow where thiey cait be
secured. "
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
i'rogrnuuu for tiui'eeusion Auioitt'd h ,
the' Gemue'rni Cummiuiuitleu' of thuet
( rnuuih Aruiuy ,
The Gramiml Army of ( lie ltcpuhltc posts of
Omaha have made a special effort to prepare -
pare an Interesting program for the Memo-
nat day services to be held at hiansconi park
oil Monday , May 30 , and announce ( lie foi-
lowing program amid order of exercises :
NatIonal salute at 10 mt. in at Forest Lavu
ct'nietery , by Comrades Ahibsomi , Durbtn ,
Wiiderlnafm and Doherty.
Decoration of soldiers' miii saIior' graves
iii' tietnihmi from ( lie different hosts imiuul relief -
lief corps thuriiig the mnorniiig , as fohitvi :
Custer corps , I iohi' Sepulchre anti Bohmeniimtn
cenieteries ; Grand corps , Forest Lawn itiiui
Jwishm cemeteries ; Crook corps , l'rospect
lull and Mount hloint cemeteries.
The military escort to tIme Grand Army of
the Republic will fnu'nm on Sevemiteemitlm
street nortim of anti right resting emi F'mmrmimem
street at 1:15 : p. ni , In the foiitwimg order
memul uniter the direction of Comrade it. S.
\Vticox , maritlmni of tIme tiny :
Plmttoon of Pohie.
Cutter Post Veteran Drum Corps.
SevemitimVmirti Jt4 ilitmiry flmtnti ,
George Crook Camp Sons of Veteran , 0. I. .
Salisbury , Captain.
Omaha high School Cadets , Lieutenant 1V. ,
A. Canipbehl , U. S. A. , Conimnandiunt.
Webster 7outves : , G , Vi' . Suc's , Captain ,
The parade viil move at 1:34) : over ( lie ( oh-
lowing route : Farnam to Twenty-slxtti , teSt
St Mary's avenue. to Twenty-seventh , to
Lc'aveimworth. to 'l'wommty-ninh avenmut' , to
mmortiieast corner of hiencuiin immirk , whut'rc
tim. ' column will be Joined by tIme Grumnd
Army posts , thence to ( lie grave for the
unknowmi dead. Time mueve'rai posts of the
Gramiti Armny of the Rt'pmmbhic and visitimig
comrades will fornu \Vooiwortii nvemmue
east of and right restimig on Park utvemmuo
him order of seniority itt 2:30 : p. in. mimi join
( lie escort on its arrival from ( lie city.
The several bodies will take positiomm at
thus grave for tIme ummlcmiown dead , where the
following exercises will take place :
hirgo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Seventh W'ard Band
Chiorus-I'eaceul , 0 heroes , Sleeim. . . . . . .
Koiimitze Memorial Glee Club
Iteading lioll of tIme Year's Death. . . . . . . . . .
Cornr.ule B. ' 1' . Josselyn
Ritual Service , \'ommt n's Relief Cumrps. . .
Mrs. Iiotmgli , Presidu'mit , AmwiuiteI by Moe-
dames , Iefcoat , huh , Oglen , i'oter , lieu-
deroii , Drmeke , EmuittuanVulkcr nod
Smtyder.
Ititumel Service , Gramui .Armny of ( lie Ito-
Puhmlia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Conuratlo J. Ii. Ftmrimy , Conimnnmiuier , anti
Comrmuio ' 1' , J , 1uiutckmmy , Chmapltuiim ; lt'oormt-
tboii of Grrts'ett by School Chmiidremi ; Firing
ot Salute by 'r. ii , Ciarkeomi Camp , Semis of
Veterans , South Ounmuima , Fred G , Etter ,
( 'aptumin ; Tiupui b'etertmii Bugler Jtst'ili
I fensmnmeii ,
Ilemiediction
hiynmn-Amiieric'ut . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Glee Club , Assisted by Entire Auuilence
March to time Siueakers' Sianui. . . . . . . . . . . . .
Exercises iii charge of Comnrmuln Lafumyctte
Anuieruton , chairman of Memorial tlmmy comn-
mittee ,
Music , , . , , . , , . , . . . . . . . . . . . , Seventh Vttrul hlanui
I I'rueynr , , . . , . , . . . , . . . . . Cliapiutin ' 1' . J. Mmu'kuty
Oration..I 10mm. ' 1' . J 7uimulmony
Cluorus-Of Irimid of Freetlonu or New
America , , . , Kountze Moniorlmtl Glee Ciulu
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W'uird hliend
fl'Ie'ntes to Slum Iuuj 'uiugress.
Mayor Moorea has appointed a number of
I additional Oniahma delegates to tIme hnterna-
tional Muting congress , which ilicots at Salt
Lake , July 6. Tlmoy are : Clinton Orcutt , Vi' ,
M. Gihier , Jolimi C , Barnard , Vi' . 5 , Blackweli
emid F , L. Weaver ,
LOCAL BREVITIES
Gus Jones , arrested for ( ho larceny of a
vatch , was sentemmced to thirty days 1mm time
county jail.
Three scorching bicyclists , Frank Speglo ,
11 , Vi' , Struck and Otto h'atizsclmke were lIned
" amid eo5tW by i'ollco Judge Gordon.
Time Omaha nohico have becen notified to
look otmt for Frank Murpby , an all-around
crimntuial , vlmo is wanted In lenver for
burglary ,
\'edding and graduating iiresents. The
finest selection In time city , A. Mantiel.
berg , leading jeweler , miorthmenst corner Six.
teemutim antI Frurnaimu streets.
Ladies of tIme Grand Army of time hteiuubhic
whit macct at Tc'ntim ummitl Arbor streets to
attend mnenmoriah services mit the llaimtist
church with the Sons of Vc.terammmu , May 29 ,
10 o'clock ,
National Reserve association No. 77 gave
a luleasant party at time lodge luau in 'rime
Bee building last iilglmt. A programmi of
mmmusio amni recitation followed by dancing
was emijoyeui by a large attendance.
Time Ammierlcan Loyal League have moved
into their hew quarters , 313 South 'I'hmir.
( sooth street. where timeir meetings wlli be
held In time future. Timeir new quarters at-
ford amnple room for accommaodatton of their
friends during time summer ,
Itoy. Ciintomm Siniooton of Portland , Mo. ,
liberal ovangelimit , wilh conduct a preacimiimg
service at time First Universalist church ,
Nineteenth and Lotbrop streets. Kountre
l'iace , Sunday morning at I0li : , Subject :
"The h'ower of Love , " Youu mcmi cordially
invited ,
TROOPS' 1\IARCII \ IN REVIE\V \
Presid6ut McKinley and Part v Visit the Boys
at Caimip Alger.
TWELVE THOUSAND MEN FORM IN LINE
Bight States Are itvprt'ne'uule-mt in the
Pruue'i'ssiomm % Viuit'iu htu'uiui Ires 'i'tVo
hours in i'uupusiuug the ite-
ie'iuig Stuuiuui ,
WASHINGTON , May 2S.-Oime of the
niost brilliant military pageants enacted
simmco thm grand imiustering out Parahie of the
feuleral troops down time streets of Washington -
ton at the close of the civil war occurred
at Camp Alger ( his aftermioon whemm President -
dent McKInley reviewed the troops quar-
tereti tlmere.
It was the first time in over thuirty years
that an army of Volumiteers rendezvoused iii
time of war lied passed iii review before
the comnnmamider-tmi.chmief of the armmiy amid
navy , and the demonstration attracted miiamiy
thousands from Wastmimigton amid the miur-
rounding country to the canip grounds miear
Falls Church , There were 12,000 troops in
line ,
l'resident McKinley anti party wemit to time
camp in C special train , leavimug the city at
2:30 : and returnimig shortly before 7 o'clock.
Besides time presitlent and Mrs. McKinley
the roviewiimg party comprised Vice i'resi-
dent amid Mrs. Hobart amid semi , Secretary of
War and Mrs. Alger , Secretary of the Navy
anti Mrs. Long , Miss Long , General Miles
and staff , Miss Wbtsomi , daughter of time mice-
rotary of agriculture , amid Miss Barber of
Ohio , ( lie guest of Mrs. McKinley , Senator
Lodge of Masmmaciiusets , hiepresontativemu
Fowler of Now York anti Swansop of Virginia -
ginia , Colonel flumigliani , U. S. A , , Secretary
and Mrs. i'orter amid Miss Morgan. Amnommg
Gomieral Miles' staff were Captain Abelgarui
of the Norwegian army , military observer , . "
General Carlareco and Colonel hlitrnauude of
tIme Cuban arimiy.
Time reviewing stand surmounted a high
hill overlooking time Vnraule ground of time
Sixth illinois. Troops 'ere iiitusseti In ( rout
of the parade grotmmmti , imnimmetliately oum ( lie
arrival of tIme jresidentiai party time line ,
12,000 strong , begami moving. Time regimmmeuu(5
v/era in time following order : First New
Jersey , Seventh Ohio , Sixty-fifth New York
Sixth hlhimiois , Sixth MassachusettsIIigbthi
, Ohio , Ihightim h'eiimisylvania , Twelfth i'eummm-
sylivania amid Fourth Missouri. Troops A
and C cavalry acted as a general escort mind
tiltl not particiPate in the review. Time Njmitti
Ohio ( colored ) , detailed on advance Imicket
duty , amid time First Rhode Island , which had
just arrived , diii miot itarticiltate.
'i'uo huh I'M I ii i'uuNsI nur ,
'rime review lasted more titan two hours.
Time nien paBsed tIme presidential stanml in
comimpnmiy front , with umrmmium port , 'i'hme up-
pearaimco of cacim reglumment was foiioweui
hiy vociferous chmeerlmig. Ommce well ia ( time
presitiential party , thin mmmcmi fell into fours
antI execuiteul a domibile quick to quarters.
Throughout ( lie review time luresluient sat
on a pimutforam imi front of tIme stimntl , mmd
boneatiu a canopy of time Anmericmumm colors ,
with the stars until stripes fluttering just
back of hIm. With a few exceptiomma time
great army of volunteers maulti aim iniposimig
uppearminco , ' amid time rcvlowizmg lary ( was 9
imlghly lileased with time result , Time Fourth
Missouri , however , and the Siettu l'ennuyl.
vanin to some extent , were unoquimpoti ,
Time Missourians were totally wltimouit gummum
or umiiforimis , a state of affairs which imro.
yoked great clmeerluig as timey nmarched i'ast. '
After time mnemm uiisliamiuluui somime ( hmoutauuda
of ( hem formed a long line ( imrougim widch
time president mmmii lila liarty drove , h'reei-
dent and Mrs. McKinley amid Vice i'rcsi-
deiit amid Mrs , Hobart took a ioimg drive
about the camp under the escort of ( len-
eral Gralmama , in conimimammd of tbo camaim , and
hut staff , Then ( lie Itrcsidemit , mmlii cht'ermu ,
was drivemm back to time railroad station
at Iunn Loriimg , where Imo boarded time
special ( rain in waiting , amid was carried
back to the WhIte bouse ,
Two moore regilnemuts cammue to swell ( lie
army of volunteers luring the day , One ,
( ito First htiiodu island , 1,000 strong , Colonel
Charles \V , Abbott , comnmaoulimg , , amid the
other , ( be Twenty-second hCaummiaui , wbictm
reached iunn Lorlng , the raIlroad station ,
tilts evening , and did not go to the ciump
until late ,
Time second death in camp occurred early
this immormming when l'rivate Frederick linus-
imalter , Company Fl , Eighth Ohio , felt a vie. ¶
( ho of imimart paralysis. II1B remains wore
sent homiio in charge of Sergeant Mann
lhrowmm , after a short mIlitary service on
the grounds.
I forced liquor probtbitlou Is belog rapidly ca.
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