IIMYIiEYES CO1E i iovi
Io'wa People Bwartn About th Ipot
Dnrng the Mornng.
MANY SPECIAlS LOADED WITh VISITORS
' * iItirpi froiti * Iir Slm.ire nf (1 , ( , Ult-
, IINNIIIII huh tII tIIC ' % n
r .Iipi , ( D the l IMNosrI's
MsdII Ilguki.
Th Iowa day crowds began to nrrlvc
Vcdnedy and all day yesterday the itret
cars were loaded with Inwans bound for
the expoSItIon. The crowtl5 arc not merely
local either. The Omaha line brought In a
ej'eclal train carrying the Dubuque Choral
club anti a large party of eatcrn Iowa
.r peOl)1O. All the regular trains were crowdet
c vitli People from all parts of Iowa and the
pccials were the heaviest trains that have
come into Omaha since the expo3ition
' opened. Throughout the morning the crowds
cpt the Mairways IoaIing to the Tenth
itrect viaduct crowded and every traIn which
came In scemeti to be more crowde1 than
thc prcccdiug ones.
The hitiriliigton had the flr5t special In at
the union depot and unlo ded ten crowded
-.Cars. The Northwestern followed with a big
F special and the Milwaukee hind two specials ,
; tie ) Rock Island capping the climax with
' three. Among the arrivnls on the flrt Ilock
lslatid special was the Atlantic band of forty
Pieces , which Is to talco part in the services
at the Iowa building.- ' The second flock
] lnnd train brought ( love'rnor Shaw anti his
_ _ _ _ staff. All the flurlington regular trains car-
. neil special ears , which were vcii flhIwh , and
1)7 nOOU thtt rend had brought Into the city
_ _ _ twenty-flvu carloads of visitors , or probably
somewhere near ir,00 PLOiln. At. the depot
acroas the way the other linea hail extra cara
' 1 f 411 ( nil trains and larideti in the neighborhood
ef seventy-five wehi filled cars. Adding to
k tii5 the arrivals at the Webster str&'et ( leot ;
, ThTot less than , OOO visitorB arrived in Omaha
on the morning trains.
.Aniong the nrrivals were Iowans from Des
3doines , iubuqtie , Atlantic. Iboone. Harlan ,
Denison. Fort Todgo ) , Sioux City , Mason City
. - It tact from almost every town of any eizo
, ' - In Iowa. The flrst flock Island special
carried more thou 300 PeOple from Atlantic
snil each of the other specials on that line
ind a large delegation from that town , giv-
. log it the largest representation.
The lowan who arrived were mostly from
thin towns of the state , and many of the
vialtora who caine in expressed the opinIon
that the showing made this morning wa
aiothilng as compared with what can ho cx-
3)cCted from the state na noon as it Is po-
511)10 ) for the farmers to get away from their
work.
Iii. YOUNG WOMEN GRADUATE
CIOMIIIJ lrcINtH at lijtiit SziIii t
_ _ _ IUuryN $4i.IInnr ) Are ( liiltc
c
I Ina'r.MMIve.
The graduating exercises and distribution
of honors of Mount Saint Mary's seminary
ocetirred yesterday afternoon at the Rem-
mary building , Fiftccnth and Casteliar
streets. The nsscmlly room was beautifully
decorntel With flowers and Iotted planta anl
the program rendered vns very enjoyable.
The opening number was " \iarch Tn-
umphal. ' ' GlorIa , Misses Mullen , Ilast , Gun-
tiemnu and McShano. "The Iheavans Ane
Telling. " haydn , was sung by a chorus ,
after which Miss Gentleman welcomed the
visitors in attendance. "hlouquet do ha
] toinc' was rendered by the Misses 2duhien ,
Hast , ( 'lair. Iywer , Danahey , Mulvihill.
Kelly and Vapor , following which was an
essay on "Beauty" by Miss hlast. 'Marche
d'iine ( .rnndo Fete , " l'npini , was tdayed iy
a flhlXC(1 ( prchinatra of violins , mandolins aiil
Pnn ° 5. MiBSCS S. Murphy , M. Baumer. A.
, Prlzneau , E. Cody and N. Danahioy being the
violinists. MI8SCS II. Murphy and A. Murphy
playing the mandolins and Misses A. O'Con-
alor and ? .1. IletIwehl the Pianos. "The Dawn
OIL the hills of Ireland" 'as recited by Miss
Shannon and Miss Nuu recited "Angela
namer. " Miss Mullen rendered "Ithapsodie
Hongroise , " LIszt. ami Miss Mullen dellV
ered an oration on "Defcat8 Are Not Neces-
---r- frnrily Irailures. " l3utterllies Carnival" was
a Very pretty song and frolic by the younger
members of the sebool. following which caine
"Len Coucous et he Rossignol , " W. Moronu ,
by the chorus. Crowns were distributed to
the Misses Mtilleii , O'Connor. heat. Gentle-
nan , Vapor , Dwyer , New , Miihvlhihi , Man-
aiing. fi. Skipper anl B. Sklpper "firm ,
tile 're-ar Is the Smile in Thino Eye , " Moore ,
wns sung by the chorus. RIbbons lar cx-
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. - cellenco were ( llstriiuted ) to the Misses Miii-
lou. O'Connor , llnst , Gentleman , Coupal ,
flivyor , Non and Mulvihiihh and honors \vere
twarded to the young women who hail excelled -
celled in certain branches. Miss Mullen
gtvi : an essay on "heavenly Science , Math-
ematica auth Ituusic , ' ' following which ( Ii-
ploinas anil graduating crosses voro con-
erred upon the Misses Mullen , O'Connor and
, Hast. "Tue Shipwreck , " C. 11.'hito , was
. " nng by the chorus and the exercises were
closed with remarks by the itt. Itey. 11181101'
canneil.
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1' MORAN AND MORRISEY AT WAR
l.rrIsi'"s IIir.e A t' iflurtin's Giurden
Ii iid 'llier' Is auiulter for the
L'4)tleR Ciirt ,
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' Toni Morrlsey's horse , which has a keen
aiietite for votntoes and growing regeta-
lilt's. has caused a rupture between the clan
Moran iciuti the clan Mornisey , both of which
live in the vicinity of Forty-ninth Street and
] lartiia.
; The horse has made frequent illicit pil-
u grilunges into the gradon patch of Mr. Mo-
' ran. Sunday it mndo its last and was cap-
. tuned Iy the Muratis , fattier , two sinuull sons
- niuul grown daughter. Mrs. Morrisey wit-
iessed the capture and , armed with to
: clubs , inailo a charge on the Morons. She
V115 met by the latter , who ( Iroppel the
horse anti armed themselves with clubs.
Mrs. l'ilorrlsey ' , so it is said , fired the first
Shot of the battle that wes soon on. 1
' etruck the Moran girl on the shoulder. Thu
'atter went at Mrs. Mornisuuy and sooui that
'uvo'ti1) : WOuuIUB'S face resoiubled a hainhiurgor
StvaI ( , IC two sons of Moran attacked Mrs.
Murrise3. 00A from behind anti the other
) ( Xlij 11111 ignt. Mrs. Mornisoy battled
against dds heroically nuiti was forced
r Into the pig iuen , wherb she was lhuially coull-
lielicd to give lii.
k She went Iiouiio nuiui soon her husband ,
'with club in Iuhnd , was clamoring for Mo-
- . Tail's gore , but they did not conic togttluer
because Moran displayed an axe , It is said ,
During the affair the horse , Jerry , greedily
ate sevcflu rows of cabbages In the garden
nail then with a wiuluny satintereti to tue
, tuhitule 0 ! a large tree and lay down , while
the shattereil form of Mrs. Morrisey was
talce'n home by her husband. Warrants were
uiorn tiut by both liarties before l'ohice
Juihge Gordon ,
31t'I.I for jlIegi'l V'4)rgcrv alit1 ' 1'hitfd.
Arthur hreuckcbog is held at the iolIco
-L station for forgery and theft alieged to
huztvu been coininitteti in Denver. Cole , lb
* was eniphoycd In a drug store at Sterling ,
Cob. , and at tue request of ills employer
'visited Ienyer to litItcilabU a Rotla fountain
for the estuztuiishint'flt. lie completed the
purchase anil receivvtl no express order
from his employer 10 iay for the goods.
'It ' is charged that ho forged a receipt On
tile order anti inured with his ifu to this
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Ilrasc uiast 1111g1X4 Stuleit ,
3. Ic. ( YNeli. 2010 North Eighteenth
trcet , utrove to the Masonic temple. Six-
, teuntb and Capitol avenue , halt night auth
left his ) ieae and buggy tied at the Capi-
tel avenue entrance. luring his absence
within ome our pproprtated his vehicle.
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STARJ
( lrntuil ' 1incr ( of't.hrnskn lieels
( ) hhIcs'rs fliid 'lrntsutt't 1)1 httr
1IIIM1 tcs , , t ltii ii.t nn'I' ,
linniethlately 01---i ; ocning of the
sesSion of the Neiraska granti chapter oX
the Order of the finstern Star yesterday the
rctnuplIfkation cit tue intig' , of sorrow was
oIeunniy anti Iunbressii-cly rendered by Stehl
chapter , No. & 7 , of Wai'oo. '
The committee out the codification of the
law unado ft. lengthy report. The members
of this committee sure lttv. A. 0. I'inkiiam ,
past grand master of Minuiesotn , Dr. lb. A
Turton of Lexington , ? , trs. Angeilno'hit. .
lucy of Omaha , Mrs. Maggie Meagher o ( Cu-
iumhuis , and Edwin Davis of Omaha.
The committee on mileage reported through
its chairman , Edwin Iavls. It recommended
that nil omeers and one representative from
each chapter be allowed 6 cent8 per mile ,
but no pci' them , A resolution was intro-
iluced to reduce the mileage to I cents per
mile , but no thIjioaitioti was made of the
matter ,
During the afternoon and civeninK the
session was given over to a closely contested -
tested election of omcerR anti the following
oiflccra were chioseu ( irand worthy matron ,
Mrs. 1va M. Baldwin , North Platte ; grand
Patron , laviul hI. howard , Lincoln ; asso-
ciatc grand matron , Mrs , Matuil M. Green ,
Genoa ; nssistant.grantl patroui , Charles
I'helps , Schiu'ler : grand secretary , ] ) r.
Eleanor lalioy , Omnhia grand treasurer ,
Mrs. Rose McGivinln , ireunont ; contluetress ,
Mrs. Cora A. Whitemore , Neligh ; assistant
conductress. Miss Anna fi. l'eterson. Omaha.
Grand chaplain , iCate Amble , Lexington ;
grand lvcturess , Alice IC , Lindslcy , Table
Hock , In , ; grand Atlah , Mrs. Anna \\'nlder ,
Neligh ; grand Ituth , Itnoginc Foster. Nei-
aon ; granul Esther , Jennie M. Yennel , hart-
ingtou ; grand Martha , fimily Conupton , Ce-
char ItnIuiliR , 1(1 ( , ; granti Eltcta , Maria fl
StrCeter , Crete ; grand marshlah , Ida Taggett ,
Nehurasica City ; grand organist , Carrie Meutul ,
South Omaha ; grand varuhen , Mrs. Bertha
Culling , York ; grand sentinel , F'rauk lb.
Young , Broken flow ,
Through CV. . Baker of Omaha th
finance committee reported that a balance
would be left in the treasury after all cx-
1)culges nra linid and that tile finances of the
order never were in a mom flourishing condition -
dition titan at present. Mrs. Mary flynn
Fleming reported for the committee on returns -
turns and complimented all the chapters
upon 'their excellent condition and the ad-
fumble way in which the chapter returns
Were sent. to.
The election was not finished until hate
last night , but the delegates were anxious
to complete the session auth have no oppor.
tunity to visit the exposition , so the officers
were installed immediately and the huBi-
ness of thu aesion was brought to a cIoc.
Cziut Oti , ' COUNt the EtTeetunlly Ihluelt-
, iilI.
If confldenc can be felt in the 01)101011 of
military anul naval oillcers in highu places at
the seat of government , such is the rust
extent of our seacoast to blockade it ef-
fectunily. Oven if our uiavy and seacoast tie-
fenses could offer no adequate resistance ,
SCt'uuIS to be iIflboSSiblO.Vheli ) a bfockadc
( if the bowels exists. relieve constipation
with hbostetter's Stonuacit Di tIers , which
couitluers , dyspcpsia. , nualaria , rheuunatiuiun
ltitd kidney trouble.
Unrrln&rc I.hleitP4es.
TiLe following marriage licenses were is-
Riled yesterday by the county judge :
Name aluti address Age.
Frank I'arker , South Omnhua. . . . . . . . . . . .
Mary L. Capaut , South Omalvi. . . . . . . . . . 17
Cornelius lcelhy. Sioux CIty , Ia. . . . . . . .
Eulzulbeth Gabke , Sioux City , ha. . . . . . . .
Louts \Volf. Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
Miflflhj Lobunan. Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
SieeIutt , ClItlpnhi 1)IN1lill.ls ,
Hopkins' Transoceanic Specialty corn-
pall ) ' , ivhich was to have appeared uLt the
lloyd for the full week. cancehed Its en-
gagcinent Thursday night and disbanded
for the season. It 110(1 intended to ( iislnnd )
nfer this engagement , but the poor busi-
lucas during the fore part of the week of-
lured no encouragenient to continue.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Dr Frank Kraft and family of Cleveland ,
0. , arc expo3ition visitous.
Murat Halstend wont through Omaha at
oliulnigiut on his way to Manila.
Miss Sahiic tiuggenlielun of Allegheny , l'a. ,
and Mrs. Gus ArluohIl of Chicago are visiting
Miss Dreyfus.
Mrs. A. P. Howes and Miss Ibowes of
lilair spent a few days in Omaha on their
return home from the east.
w. it. flowen and family luavo gone to
tile Minnehaha-on-the-Ituxton , Mnnitou ,
Cob. , to spend the SUmmer.
Mrs. Lafayette Young , wife of the edItor -
Itor of the Iowa Daily Capital , is among
the Iowans who attended the dethicatioll of
the Iowa building.
Governor Leslie M. Shaw and wife. 0.
14. lobson nnul wife , C , U. McCarthy anti
Boils arni Jul111 hicrriott fluId wife of the
IOWa tielegatioll are at the Murray.
Drs. .T. II. Gregg Custis of Washington.
1) . C. , and W. A. Dewey of Ann Arbor.
MICI1. , are among the delegates who are attending -
tending the meeting of the American Institute -
stitute of hOmeopathy ,
Ir. fi. J. Fermium of Chicago , late proud-
ilent of the National Eclectic Medical as-
sociatioui , whichi 11CR just closed its con-
votution here , will remain over in Omaha
for muoumuo time to enjoy the exposition.
Thu supreino secretary of time Fraternal
Union of America , Colonel John L. 11011(1-
hey of 1)enver. Coho. , arrived in the city
yestertlul ) ' , The colonel is a Prominent
( iraull Army of the Republic and fraternal
order niamu , lie will attend time reception
to be given iii his honor at Onialla , Liii-
coin , Iflair , Ileatnice , W'ymnore and a dozen
other iilaces before leaving Nebraska.
Charles J , Sclmnabel. a prominent attorney
of I'nrtland , Ore. , and ex-Assistant United
Stnto district attorney , was in Oninhia yes.
torday. lie left for Now York last uuiglIt
Oil a business trip and wili visit Washl-
ingtoui , D , C. Mr. Sclmunbel Put iii fIve
hours at the expositioa. lie praised its
geumeral excellence alud thuouglit it was far
ahmeaul of the Midwinter fair iii San Frau-
cisco ,
Nebraskans at the hotels ; C. Ci. Seohy
numb wife. Dr. Lenoro Perky. .1. F , Cornell ,
, l3enjnnuin S. Jiaihey nmuui wife , Lincolmu ; C.
v , McNamar and wife , Lexington ; L. L.
Carrisoum. Fairbury ; J. Eberly and wife ,
Stamutouu ; Joseiuh T. Jamneson and wife ,
Avoca ; Mrs. K T. Meyerhoff. crawford ;
\ \ ' . A. Ilunuphirey , I'iattsmuouth ; S'iiliani
WillIe , Fainmuiont Guy \V. Sceord , Clay
Ceuuter ; J , J. Simmering , hastings ; 0. D.
Foitmer , Oak ; 1' . J. Iteney , ( ircoloy ; A.
I , . Iluilen , Ray Qulnicy , C , 'tV. Long , \Vake-
fluid ; W L , i'nrlc , North l'intto ,
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Sparks from a defective chimney caused
a $2i ; loss by lire to the resideucu of AIrs ,
J. N. Johnson , at TelithI anti North Charles
street ,
George Williamlis , a small Lucy , was or-
rested last uilghmt on conuplaimut of 11 , Iauio-
vitch , keeper of a fruit i.and at 213 South
Thirteenth street. Tile COhlipllliultlflt. 8L5
that the boy carried away a pair of shoes
from his ; mremnises.
On Friday , Julio 24 , it hiciuig tIme umativity
of St. John tile Baptist , there wihi be a
special service , iIthi celebration of the holy
CoIllumlllniofl , ttt the Churcli of the Good
Sllt'pluerd , corner Ohio omid Twentieth
streets , at 10:30 : g. rn Time' rector , Tier ,
George Edworti'u1k , will conduct the sery-
lee.
I'etor'utcker , 621 South Sixteenth street.
causcul time arrest last umigilt of John Owens
for atteuuptetl hmlgilway rolmbery , lie says
ho was sitting huoneatll the Sixteenth street
viaduct when Owens approached liimui and
alenanded * mnommey for beer , Wacker re-
fuseti and Oweums proceeded to enforce his
demantle ,
James hail , J. 11. Peyton auth 11 , ItI ,
Chase were arrested last night for assault
nuid battery on complaint of C. II. Jordan ,
307 North Twelfth street , Jordan is a
cook at the Iellone hotel anti claims that
the Inca , who fIre forgoer employee of the
hotel , made an assault UldOll him out of
jealousy and a misunderstanding regarding
their employment there.
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ffiRSEIEN ) FROI TIlE PLAINS1
Torreyts Rough flider Moving Towtixd tba
Fnt.
STOP TO FEED AND WATER IN SOUTH OMAHA
St't'iiui L'I I eul Slat os ul am , I t'pr t'nS-
nir , Mnmli' UI , of Vi'stu'rims'rs fruiti
I'urt htiussehl , nit 'l'hieI r "sVny
* 0 FlorleIn ,
The Second United States Volunteer
cavalry , better known as Torrey's htoligh
Itiders , spent several hours in South Omaha
last evening , while the horses antI inca
Were given itiuch needed rest , It was 1:30 :
o'clock when the first section , carrying
troops 0 , L and Al , pulled into tile yartla ,
and the crowd whicil bath gathered at the
foot of street to welcome the troops selut
up a cheer , which was answered by the
cavalrymen as they swaruneti , froln the cars.
Stable call was sounded as sooui as a yard
i
engine hiad hooked onto time cars containing
: thue hunrses and a dctachrnent. was told off to
attend to the unloading of the animals , Time
cars wore switched into the stock yards mmcl
the tiremi bronchos were turned loose in the
1)11115 ) , \\'iiter was furnished in plomuty , anti it
was a sight to see the wornotmt horses quench
$ their thirst. Tue troopers then brought
I grain imi nose bags anti feul the animuals amid
1 vhile eating each horse was groomed. It
was after dark before the mat of thue four
. sections arrived anti the railroad yards were
, filled vith cars amid pullIng engines , s'huiie
the downtown streets were crowded with
01011 anti officers wearing the yellow utah
blue. All of the uuuemi looked hmcalt.hmy anti
strong , and were bronzed by oxpo3tmre. They
Were tiresseml ims the regular cavalry cani-
lualgil tmmmiformn and % 'nre side orals.
Seven troops of this regiment were re-
I cruited \Vyomimug , two troops in Colorado ,
I in Utah , one in Nevada and one iii Idaimo ,
J. S. Torrey of Wyomning is the colonel , J.
Q , Cannon of Utah lieutenant colonel , wiiiie
the majors are Ilarhord.'iuecler add Gavel-
roy. Major Wheeler is an officer In tile regular -
ular ariuly. Major \\'heeler comes from Icn-
rer anlI Major Caveirey from Wyomnimig ,
herbert V. Lacey of Cheyenmie , Wyo. , is the
adjutant.
F'tuhl ( Li.tn uf Al.mi.
As now made uii the regimcmlt iii composed
of 1,015 men and 600 iloracs. the full quota
of olilcers and mcmi being 1,027.
An olhlcer of the reginlemlt is how Iii ieui-
Ver purchasing horses which are to ho
shippey from that Poitli to Jacksonville , Flu. ,
nOd are expected to arrive a few days after
the rcgitlleult.
TIme regiment Icft Font fi. A. Russell.
Cheyenne , Wyo. , at V o'clockVeclneselay
eveniuug , there beimig four sectiomis of thti
traimvhuicll iS Coniposeti ot thirty- five stock
cars ittiul forty-five coaches anti baggage
cars.
cars.All
All of the ontistell men are usinf traveling -
ing rations , which consist of canned goods
amid ilard tack. This is suppleuilelited by hunt
coffee , iViliCli is lirocureti at Points v1mere
tile regiluient is stopped to give the horses
feed atmd water. Colonel Torrey cOllie In
Withl the Inst section , but left on the first
sectiomi of time traimu. From here the regi-
Ilielit goes to St. Louis and thence to Jacksonville -
sonvillo , Fla ,
Most of the horses stood tile trip remarkably -
ably well , but some of them sut'fered for
want of water. A stop was made at Grain !
Island yesterday afternoomu and hay was fed ,
hut the horses could not be watered lot-
lack of facilities. Ptme horses Witil the 5cc-
omul section ivent thirty hours without vator ,
lIevtlr having been gtvemi a drop froni the
time they \vcre Placed aboard the cars at
Fort Russell until upon arrival here.
As oihlccrs are not provided with travei-
lug rations , time restaurants lucre did a rush-
hug business for a couple of hours last
lulgilt. There was no disorder of any kimiul ;
tile ZIlCh ivalked about the streets 011(1 ( at-
temitleti strictly to tileir owm business. Souiuc
visited tlrinkilug resorts , but there was no
over Indulgence. Nate Long served 120 gal-
Ions of coffee to the emilisted men , a telegram -
gram having been sent. by the quartermaster -
master , requcstimug iuimit to make the feces-
sary preparations. All of the imorses are of
the bmoncho variety and hook tough and
hardy , They are branded "U S" on the left
shoulder and eacim has a number burneti in'
tile left front hoof.
BREAK UP A NEST OF HOBOES
I'uhlec limuhil nil Emmmit , Vnrclmiise' aimul
Cutptmire n iilMee11mImmt'mmls Assort -
sort mmmcli t of 'i'rmt am , s.
A squad of officers made a descent on the
old abandoned cold storage building at tile
railroad crosstng on Nortll Ninth street
yesterday afternoon and captured eiglltccll
tramps , wile represeultetl every nationality
and degree of condition. In the number
wore five cripples. Four well known crooks
were aiso identifleul. A female tramp of no-
certain ago , ill 111510 attIre , was one of time
party , but managed to escape when the ofil-
vera made their raid. Tile party luau ! been
1iviIL in th nlil huuiuluimne fnr uovrnm
They had fitted its Interior to suit their
own purposes. Itcudo bumiles , barren of lice !
clothing , him ! been built ngainst the walls
and attempts at wall decoratiomu was SCOII In
higitly colored lunints of battleships and
prize fighters , A large American flag was
looped over the door on the inside.
In the center of the room a fireplace of
stones and bricks hind been built. Dilapidated -
dated cooking utensils were piled about. Tue
strangest sight of eli was seen 'in twelve
battered tin bucket. or "growlers , " anti
cans hung In a row on nails in one end of
tile t-OO ,
A dude sign was nailed to the front of
the buildlmg , wbich in rude letters an-
flounced "The Hoboes' Rest" 00(1 en old
motto picture reading "Welcomne" struck
thin visitor on his entry to time room ,
Time room bore evidences that house
clemunluug was hover thought of by time DCCII-
aIutN of the place.
Vagrammey charges were placed against
tlmu names of each of the Inca captured ,
PASTOR FOR PRESBYTERIANS
Cii mi ii regzu t ho II ( , lhi' Fl rst Cli mm reim
.lecides to Cmiii Im' .tm.mms ft.
ICIe'lmi , , 4) ! II % Vdliui&'e.
After limiving had its pulpit vacant for soy-
oral months time congregation of the First
I'resb3'terlaml church has issued a call to Dr.
.nmos A. lCiehlc of Milwaukee. 'rime con-
gregatlcuu was umuaninuous in this selection
and luas clone 11w unimulater time homier of send-
log a comnlittce to luresent the call , This
comummuittee consists of Joimn C. Wharton ,
chairman of the pastoral committee , and
Timoinas A. Creiglm , The two will go to Mu-
w'aukcu imu a few clays.
flr , Kiehla Is a prominent and Popular
preacimer of Mliuammkeu and is at Iresouut in
cimargo of omie of tile largest churches there ,
lie has been there for fifteen years.
It is not knowmu viuetimor 1)r. ICichhe will
accept limo surnmnouis , but It is sincerely
ilupod timat ho will ,
ItviiuhiI lemma Suite 4omivs-imt imii.
C1IIiYENN'i , Jumie 2'J.-Special (
Telegrammi-Thu ) republican state comnmittec
uuiet hero today Time date of the next state
convention i'a fIxed as Atugus 10 , . tIme lilaco
louglas , Time basis of representation was
arranged as follows ; Albamly county , tclvo
delegates ; Ihig Horn , six ; Carbon , twelve ;
Converse , six Crook , five ; Johnson , three ;
Laramuuie , eighteen ; Natreums. , tour ; Sheridan ,
eight ; Sweetwater , eyezu ; Ulnta , ten ;
Weston , fuvu ,
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The OmmIf interMM railroath conimlitto
luet in the Commnerela uJitIb roomna Wednesday -
day night at wit4.piemnbershiip of abommt
twelve delegates. rp 'entlng the statcs
of Nebralka , ICanM5td. Iowa and Montana ,
The meeting was ih4estlled over by henry
Wuiliace of Ies Mulne.3. Alucil discussion
was indliigetl in huylie delegates as to the
best means for lrojpotlng the Interests of
the farming classes , states , but aside
from this nothing was 4one. Several of the
delegates were called hiqjne before the meet-
lng atljotmrned , amnongJjijun being time chair-
moan , nuld Samuel Maiioq of Iowa was called
to the eiuztlr.
; Warwick Saunders of Nebraska brought
tIle committee down to a business Imolmit by
nthleing a mmiotion that a committee of fotmr ,
0mb delegate from eacll state , ho appointed
to draft a resolution or address to be presented -
sented to hit' comthittce at a futtmre time ,
The eofliflllttee is flt follows Senator Campbell -
bell of Kansas , Thoma line of Iowa , Var-
wick Saunders of NCbraska anul Mr. Welch
of Aictitamia. Tlm meeting tIlOn adjounuietl
until JImly 12 , when a nlueh larger attendance
is ammticlpated.
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snngmuiflccnt resources , with stmch a history
antI with ttcim a people , thu'ro would ho no
necul to aulvcrtire to the woriti at am exposl-
tion of this cimaracter ; but when we coim-
I shIer tllat with the i'amne density of popuia
I 11011 08 the state of Massaeiucmsetts. Iowa can
Provitie homes for 15,1)00,000 ) immllabittlats ant !
vimen we coimsider that hut a somalI lIen-
centago of the manufactures comisimmeel iii
tue state are mnamuufactured there , that with
the hmmcrcase , of wcaltiu and iopulatiomu ) , a
higher civilization than has ever breui known
hI the world 'lll comae frommu till' etivimoim-
Inents of citizenship unther time' tithi'antagcs
Which milreauly exist witlmin this state , we
dm11 realize the imnportnnce amiul necessity of
lrornoting antI developimug these resources
to the fullest extent. "
imlulis'i mm iei I'ers ml mm .ildrss ,
After a aclectioll tiy the chorus Major S.
H. A ! . flyers reucel an exposition ode coin-
hosed for the occasion , .
hioti. Juhmi N. BaldwIn of Council Blulfa ,
thu orator of the day , was introduced and
deli'tred an eloquent address , Among other
things , lie said :
"As I ii'antlercd thrOugll thte expoi-
tion buildings amid strniietl over
tilcac grounds I heard orators lure-
I claimning frolIc the exedra. the Plaza anul
rostrums ill state buildings the glories and
trlumnics of their m'CRnqt ii' , ' qtnt , ' , . (1u. .
ev4'niug after a stormn I stood on the huriulgo
of the lagoon but. a tow feet distant front the
sPot s'hmtu e only a year ago we laid tue
cormierstouia of this great emmtcu'pnlse , atmd beI I
holdimig this mighty Iliommumnent. to tile skill ,
courage and emmterprlse of time men of Ne-
bm'aska. I tiuouglmt what has Iowa , or what
ilas Iowa done to comnimare i'itll this ?
"I collie Nebraska ulnyland heard that dl-
tingtmisiled citizen of tile republic , O'ilOSa
heart III love and tomugue tipped witlm sliver
cloqliemltly Prrsentel tilO record of time resources -
sources anul progrehs or Nebraska ; I caine
Illinois day anti heard the represeultatives
of that great coninommwL'alth give their no-
iort of the work amid s' rth of IllinoIs , couu-
cllmdlmlg with tile elhluit to the mmntlispimleul
title to the poossIdmm til time third ! greatest
comnmercial cantor of limo world ; I Imagined
hInt Oil New York dihy lourke ! Coekran
would so portray the hiutory amid glories of
the great state of Ndwork that we should
all soeni to hear the Sibyls chanting the
springtime of the greimt st empire on earth ,
Agaiml I thought , what' 1105 Iowa , or Wilat
has Iowa done , to iomlaro 'with all these ?
"Iteilecting on all iat I bad seen and
Imearu ! and imagineti , I veneratet ! my 0111cc
and woultl havO' despairet ! of my perform-
once imad not the power ut my subject munde
Inc bold In such a presence to 1)lead my
thoughts. It whuld be the drivel of idiocy ,
unbecoming a gentiemnan and unworthy of
the states. should I on this occasion make
nay statement umot based UOO careful hum-
vestigation amId not. founded upon izmcon-
trovertible facts. I now and here assert , my
imeart beating with pride at hue utterance ,
that , measured y the standard of religion ,
education. prosperity , patrIotism , liberty , or
any great Primleiple or Idea that makes maca
better , nobler and Ilappler , Iowa , in the
union of states. Is the veer of nil , superior
to many and excelled by none.
"Ve dcdicat today this beautiful building
to the 11905 and purposes of time Transmissis-
sippt and International Exposition. It is
merely a type of the habitations of our pco-
pie at the present time. A few feet from
hero and withIn your vision stamids a wig-
warn , which ilUS just been opened. It , too ,
Is a type-a typo of the habitations of otmr
People fifty-two years ago. You cannot but
recognize tile significance of the change.
The advammcement , improvement omit ! prog-
russ of tii pcoile of the state of Iowa in
education , religion mIami material interests
ha been as strlkuimg as that ill their luabita-
tions.
"This great state with its wondrous des-
tinics Is now in the hands of time younger
and llresent generation. It belongs to us
to jmrotoct , preserve utati imnuurove. We untlIut
take up time work where the viomieors were
compelled to let It , go. They pjaceuj high
time standard. Lot us nver lower it. Let
us look up anti listen ; look forward ammd
move. Let our every action be Prompted
, ud lierfornied in ncc rdance withm that design -
sign created by one of time greatest jlmii-
osophers and Poets ,
1uiiul ! thou more stately mansions , Oh iuiy
soul ,
As the swift seasons roll.
Let outfit new temple , pobier lumen time laSt ,
Shut thy view from hmemcvell witil a tlxmuo
more 'ust
Until at last tmou art free ,
Leavimug thy outgrown hciI l' life's un-
restlimir ROIL.
"I propose tills sentiment : The state of
Iowa , with a PeePie Ilossessiug affections
deejmer even thaul 11cr sell ; actuated by pun-
ioses broader ovcmm than her prairies ,
Lllitl iumsplred by aims loftier even timnmm her
111115 , he stands today first In tile union of
states in general cbnteuutrnent , In more
evenly tilstrlbutcd wc'tltlu ' , antI ill universal
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prosluenity ,
"The Battle hlymnh o the 'Republic , " was
sung by time chorus , mid Governor ilolconlli
was Imutroduced by Clmalrmnamu Packard , Ibis
remarks were general 'in their nature and
application amId the cthmclusion was warimlly
applauded. After timb 1o'ticiusioul of the cx-
ercisea the speaker , the members of time
Iowa counmisslomm amid the guests of the occasion -
casion were ententalatni at. luncheon at time
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viaduct cafe , after which the yisutoii in1
spected the xblblts of Iowa products ii
the Aricuhturc aunt Horticulture buiiding ,
At 5'3O p. rn a reception in honor of OoY
ernor Add Mrs. Show sins belch in the Iowa
bimiluhing , during which hundreds of iOile
shook the hand of Iowa's chief executive antI
his wife , bringing to a close a day which
was universally voted to be ii great sue'
cess in every respect.
ll1iIt''i'lOm OL'1jjj ; : ; - W'ifl.tM ,
i'otlmtii Ut tninlt' ( 'nuuntr .mhml him lug
rc't'e' Iii I lit' 1' lush I Iumi. ,
The dedication of the Wigwam erected by
the Commacil hlluffs and l'ottwattamuule Coumuiy
Exposition association near the Iowa biilel- !
lag took Place at I o'clock yesterday after-
taion in oruler to allow tue visitors to attetiti
this cerenony as veli as the dedication of
the state buildings , The tali yellow \Vigwarn
wa.s cruwuleth withl people from Council
IllumfIs , Pottawattanmie county anti other
Iowa points when l'rcmutdemit A. C. Graluamu
called time assemblage to order null intro-
cltmced 11ev. 0. V. Smiyuier of the flnglish
Lutheran church of Council fliufTa , who do'
livened tiie immvoeation. President ( Irahani
then oxpresseti the thamika of the ) 'ottn-
wattatnie calmly cotunmitten for tue assistance -
ance which hati luecum rentiered time c'omnmlt'
too by the people of I'ottnii'nttaniie county
rind ( 'ouneil ilItmiTs lmi hue way ofuuioncy and
in otlmor substantial ways. Mayor Victor
Jenumimigs of Colunell Bluffs was the first
speaker. lie m'evlewcml the iiitnry of use
struggles of the comliuulittee in 'tIme work mci-
dciii to the erection of the inlildimug. lie dis-
etissuit ! time resources of I'ottawat tanilti
enumuty at sonme length 011(1 eiuprt'ssetl the
hioie that time iieoplc of the Cotimiti" vill
uii.'ike ! tlm btmlltliumg their hueadtimmnrters ou
tile grotmmitls. lie said :
Ladles 4(11(1 ( ; emmtiemmmen ' W'o iums'c lilt-i here
ttdti&iy to tIedic.ai4i tO the uses of thIs great
and gramld oxpusitiomi tiuib comitributiotm tronl
i'ottutwattamnie otinty anti time city of Cotill
cii Il Its Il m ; . Ams time heud of th e lIlIt ml : 0 m'-
gummitntiomm of that city it becommies mmmy duty ,
( us II. Iii my pleasure , to speak for her omm
timimi ocemIsiomI.
To thoc fanilliar with the beauties of
( uumielh 1litmfls , vho know of its enterprise
I anti thrift , whn are iiroud to claim a 1110CC
iii Its eitlzetmsbip , it. is ummileccssal'y for mime
to cuter lilto details , 'I'u times , howu'i'r ,
i % ito i'illiily ( know tiimtt there is a city cahleul
Coumlell Bluitta , but i'Iio have not tetu1 itS
hospitmdhtioa nor witt'suseui tlme mmnoluiiuig of
its mmiu.uy nilmi vanieti inulustries. it ntTorels
mmmc grathiieat.tomu to hay that within gunuchiot
of this spot , yet luitltlcu almost completely
by 'time eternal hills , " lies a city of 80,000
ititelligeuit , imetlustnioumt , comitemited ansi
huhmluy lt'ulllO. ) It is time capital city of the
largest county iii the state , a county coim-
tmuinlng bS2,156 ners's of time nleiu'st land , n
the face of ths globe' . It Is secoad , if. in-
deeth , it. is mmmli the first , city in time vorlel imm
' tue umlmlgmmituelc of Its ugm'icultum'al imumple-
muieutt tramle. 'ilmlpleulleumt 110w , ' ' comupm'isimg
blocks empomi bloehes of mmnnmmuottm wnm'e-
1mouc Imito e'lmich the roads from the east
Potmr t ra Imu luLmtls 01' I miilletmid' mu is diii ly , amuel
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the uio7e'ml hues of rauironus to fitmloSt , 'vei'y
quartet' suctiomm of tilis great transmnissis-
Silmimi te'rrltom'y , It is a city of micimooluc amId
cimurches , uitiul its eltmc'atloimal and moral
1011(3 is ms4omi'I ' to that of no city of its size
in time Ummitet ! States. It is a city of fair
VOITICll ammul brave inca , ets attested by the
avitity ! Witil Wilicil Its claugimtcrs mIre taken
tromn the homes of their parents to hollies
of whmlull Ilmey are tIme illspiratlon amid the
hiad , mmd by tIme mltmnlber of soldier boys it
hmuts eoumtnlbmmted to lJncho Sauui's armmiics.
Tills city of oumicil hiicmlTa , ammxious to
contribute In immaterial \s'ay to thc stuccess
of this Transmtssisalppt Expositiomi , llnd ,
because of its tucanmmess , foehing an almost
hm'oPrittmmry immteu est. Imi it , unanimously tie'
termnlnt'd at tile very inceptioll of this great
ummdcrtnleing-tlme fruitiomi of wiiiclm i'c are
wituiessiumg toulay-to be fittingly repro
seated here. This detornlimmntion lee ! to tIme
Purtimae : of stock of the oxpositiomu , to time
callIng of public meetings amid tile orgmtn-
tzation of au association wimose duty it
simotiitl be to see to it that Council Bluffs
shommimi be seen aumul known by miii who camne
i'itimin these enchanted grounds uluring time
Imeriol of the exposition. It , was a ditilcuit
task nssgmmed ! to these macn , but nobly have
they 'hiscumargeti It.
Tue wigwam tells better than cami words
of mimic the womiderful. tue mniracuious tie-
vciopment of this transunississippi country.
Tim footfall of the red 11100 , followIng his
well knowmi trails , has given place to the
whirr of the electric nmtor as It muoves
along the glistening hues of steci. The
smmioke of the "wigwauii" has faded away before -
fore tIle smoke from factory anti forge. Tile
silence of natural pence has gone forever ,
stmcceeeied by the never-ending hunl of in-
i dustry. The plains and vahlcy are so
I longer the waste Islaces of the earth. but
Ilave been made tile garden spots and grail-
arIes of the world ,
To the purposes of thus exiosition this
' 'wigivaun' ' is today giveul , To the city
whelm gives it in part I cordially invite you.
The trails are plainer than they were a hnlt
century ago and the hearts of our people ,
hike the doors of their "irigwams , " are over
open to you. We want you to come nail
break bread with us , amnoke vith us tue pipe
of peace , rest hotly amid mimutl In the prettiest
parks hu3tWt't'Il tlue two ranges of mountains ,
amid , going luack over tile years , fitutl a imew
Ineaning in Longfeliow's litmus :
Very spacious i'uis t imu wigwam ,
r1atle of deerskin tll'4 d and s'iiltened ,
"sVltii the gods of tIle hakotnt
Druuvn fluid uI1il1tL'ul cmi its curtains.
Spencer Smith , one of thie pioneer lawyers
of CouncIl Bluffs , spoke at hengtit of the
hardships ammml experiences of the pioneer of
tile prairie , Juulge'alter I. Smitlm , a meun-
her of the district bencit of I'ottawattamle
county , was time next' speaker. lie spoke
rapIdly , sulcc'tcillng the history of i'ottawat-
tamnie county and passing quickly to the
present statmms of affaIrs In the eolmnty , re-
furring io tile muom-tahity statistics as showing -
ing Iuat the average hfe of tile macu wimo
takes imp hi3 residence in Council Bhtmffs is
: lr.0 years. In closiimg Ime welcomed tile O -
hiD to tile \Vigwaun anti ini'ltecl them to
niake It theIr hemmac. Time mlitmaic for tue
occasion was fmmrmiishetl by 'the Apollo Man-
cohn climb of Council IhitmIls , an orgammization
of young ruica , who delighted time audience
ivith the excolience of 'tiucir playimig.
liis Niii I it t tici' ( rot , , mii.
There ii'utx no concert schedules ] last night ,
limt time crowd was treated to a thisplay of
fireworks that % % 'as well worth going to see.
Au. 9 o'clock the miontlt tract was densely
Iaclccth 011(1 ( timousands of people were congregated -
gregated at time various vantage iOilits
around tue grountls from wimich the pyre-
techlmiiS coimld be seen , The slark clouds
that lIming across time sky emphasized the
beauty of time display sins ! sonic of the effects
were the most brIlliant that have been seen
oml time groumiis. ( A mlumier of hovel deaigmms
1mm mines amud bombs were introthmc'eul and
tileSO With ) ft aummihier of very pretty set
pieces furnished a imaif hour of very satisfactory -
factory eumtertainment ,
hI.il i iUl mm iJIstnr.
A very valuable relic has just beemi adulcul
to time Arizona exhmillit tim time Mines bulitl-
tug , It is aiiegeul to be time llrst iwll that
was ever manufactured on the Amnericaui
I. :
And They Uidn't ' ' , , 'Jn ' , \
do it thing tt ) luthlult' ) \Vt'dhltSdli3'tthll
li't'x 14. $ iscnuhmiitii sniti't. tloiuig U thIng to
tutu shot' tt'mtde uP' ( ) inmtlumt-oll , no-just
giving tlst Iiutlit'i4 thu ik'St ! 2.5 ( ) t4ioe
, ' ' ' ' titus 'Ic'i
evm' ( m'tOllit'54 ( it illml'lC lt'O'Il ) ,
kid , t limit iutk54 ) Its vt'hl ass utimy 5 slsoti
nimuh'-tlit'y hIF'tI just the right veiglmt
1401t'lt to lmhIhkt' tin'nm couiifoi'tulhti imusl
jtui4t $ tYii(4l1 ( emiotigll to inttkti * litmmI tlrtssy
--11 COlillhhOll h4thlSti $1100 train the colts tot's
to the tol-yOU t'ttuI gt't $8.51)vtrthl 41 (
w'etir ( flIt of , s'rv , 1)5th' ) , utimul tilult I.is 'hiuut I
yet ! 'tsiuitl PItY es'vlitri'-but hmel'o-tin !
lilt ; 'itltn' slmoc Hture-tlley tti'e only $2.50 ,
Drexel Shoe Co. ,
Oumumihma' . Vim-to-date Slice lIouse. ,
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111) FtiLNAM STItEET.
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, - ( -go tn some grocer who 'iIl give you Pcarl- .
, i jflc , " 1'hat's the only way to do
; ' - 4 when they scud yu au imitation. _ _ _ _
' - 'l'hc Poptllarty % of Pearlinc bt .
I - gets the habit ofcalling anything
that's . md Pearl-
, Ii vashing.povdcr , -
t t . inc'tm TII0SC who notice the difference
$ in name , think 1)CrlialS " it's about the
same thing. " It isn't. Nothing else
- eqtias Pearlinc , the original and
- standard washing CompOtlnl.
continent and Its imistory dates lrotii 1.49.
It weighs 401 IloUflels miuid * ithitfllgl ! it hucars
time marks of its centurIes of use it is still
capable of givimig a fairly mmieiothieus tomie.
' It has liummiq In tue belfries of several Si'ati-
1db ciium'clies tumid has outlived tiuemn nil. lii
each ease it , Imas been thug from the rtmins
muiui i'reservtud as a osmveuir of time early
( lays of SlInumisil comiquest. Tile vceuiinm'ity
of its comustruetion aplicara in a dccii crack
at the bottom. It Imu asserted that whemi the
bell i'as cast , the PeoPle last iii tileir jetvciry
amid a quamitity of gold amid silver to vomu-
idete time cast amud traces of tile more ,
Prociotms Ilietais are still apparcuit in the
croekcd surface.
hmts' . , IIitui's tlt'l.
Tii Iowa Fifth Iistrict fidhtorini nsocia-
tiOil iielml mu session of its aniiumni mimoetimig
at tin' Mercer llotu5l yesterday tmioruiiiig , lmui-
hug ndjourmmc'd ita mcetlmmg at Cedar iinpiuls
for that lnmrliose. The emily busimanus of iumi-
portance tramisactee ! 'vas the election of of-
ilcers for the ensuimlg year , as follows : fi.
fi. Taylor of tile Star Clipue'r , 'l'm'tler , pm'esi-
deult : C. J. Admimna , ( 'nurier , htm'imibu'ck , 'ico
iresitlent ; Cym'emltms Cole , Itepimblicati , Cedar
ltahiuls , secretary ; J. 1' . Dotsoim , Ieliector { : ,
Atarshalltown , treasurer.
Coniniissioner It.V , Iticlmareisomi , maupenimi-
teindleilt of the l'rcss building aims ! repre-
st'uitative of thi Iepartnieumt of ! 'mmbhicity and
h'romuotioml of time exposition , apimetireti before -
fore the mucotimig and ! nvitetl the milemumluers
to visit the eXpositiotl and establish their
hiemiquantors at the l'rcss liuiltiiimg , Time
Imivitntiomm was accepted anti time emitire
party , nuuuibtmrmig ! about 120 iersrnis , Pro-
ceetied to thio oxiuosition grounmis in a hotly
and harticiPatoei in the uheehientory exercises
of the Iowa building alIt ! spent the day ill
insimectimmg the Points of interest about the
grounds.
iiiert'sti'il In Fruit ,
II. At , Iunlap of Cauiipaign county. Ill. , a
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lliuJtiliCF Ut - LItH - bUttti duIJUULV , tU , , , t
of the IllInois Ilorticumliurat society , huts es-
tablisilt'e ! his headquarters itt tue Illinois
bulitlimig fom' a few tlays Willie luoktmlg after
tile lliummois llortictmlttmral exhibit. Mr. Dumi-
lap is one of the largest fruit. growers in
tIme extummaive thistrict. of sotmthiermi mmtuui ccli-
trIll lllimiot timid has ! ueemi largely iumstru'
tmmontnl lu securimig a lIne exhibit of Iilimiois
fruits ill the Horticultural buiiding. lie is
accommipanietl by Airs. Iuniap , who is prom-
imiemit \VOuiimill'S Ilehief corps circles In Iii- !
miois.
intiMiM , Cciiummmispuiim 'i'm'ts.
TIm Kansas fixpositlon coniniiiutuiomi lucId a
business meetimig at. the Kamlsmts builulimig
yesterday amid disposed of a Imirge nmount or
routIne business , It was ulecidetl that September -
tember I shoului be selected as iCuttisas day
anti time exlOsitlon mnnagememit was imotifled
to that efi'ect. The iCamisas commmuissiommers
say a stromig effort will be Illadle to bring
large nimmnbers of people fromu the Sumillower
State Oil KOIISUS day , and it is cxiuected that
time reports nmatie by the people atteudhuig
tile ( ledicatioul wIll serve to swell the crowds
to large proportiomus.
Fore'e at Iovu'a Ito hid lug ,
Th Iowa building is in charge of Secretory -
tory F. N. Chase of the Iowa comnmissiomi ,
amid time followimig persons constitute tile
force of attaches connected. with the build- ,
itmg : hostess , Mrs. C. 0. Mciiridc , Mus-
catlne ; bookkeeper , Guy Thiode , Stuart ;
stenographer , Mis. Fred AbcCausiand , Wtusim-
ingtotm ; assistauits , Miss NellIe Barber , Oakland -
land ; George ft. Feldthaus , Mason City ; B.
I. ICinsey , Harlan ; fi. E. Crawford , Mount
l'ieasant ; Miss Eva RobInson , De Moines ;
Fred Wright and wIfe , Marshmalltown ,
AImmsie for 'l'odziy.
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The expositiomi music for today , June 24 ,
viil be :
3:00 : p. 111.-Theodore Thomas orchestra antI
Miss Frances Striegei , pianist.
8:00 : p. rmi.-Swedish tiny exercises npd tile
United Swedish choirs , in /su1itorItmm. .
Admission , 25 cents to each concert.
Fis mt.m1 hiui Notes ,
Dr. Il. L. Raimmiclotti has been appointed
veterinarian for the e'xpositioml.
There were 6,759 admissions Wednesminy
exclusive of comumniutatioml tickets.
Aubust 18 has ilcemi selected as Texas day
ammei Vice i'remslelemmt Joiimsotl Rays that. the
prople of tile Lone Star state will visit
Omnaha in large ntmmbers on that occasion.
Time execiltive committee hlns called it-
cif down on tardy attendance at tll3 daily
immeotimigs. From now on every mnemtmber
will be expecteil to he on hand iromuptly at
4 o'clock.
Jtmst before the ticdicatiomi of tile Iowa
huiitlimig Mauunger von Szuimmyey of the Ger-
flail Village invltcti the lubuquc Choral
club and tluo Atlnmmtic hiamul to mtttc'ntl a
dinner amml receptiomi at tile village at C
o'clock , Tile imivitation was accepted and
the lircelucts of tile village were etmiivcne4
Lu ) ' the lively irnm'ty mit the hour naincul ,
5 , 1. . Cary is mmuuheimmg arrangemncuits fo
stiace itt time Agricultural imulidhmig for atm
( 'Shitlit by the Soumtliern Pacific linliwny
ctunmimmiy , sluowiumg tutu eeoc sugar mills ! rice
immultmstnics of Lomuisiamin ,
Aicek . 'ti'miiiit' , ivlmo e'as eve'rely Injured
imi a drmimleetm brawl \'edlietutlay evemiimmg , Is
still in time imnsilitm'ti , lila tare is iit'ett ilmor-
utmgiiiy smilasimeul tIp , lImit ilOtiti of ! lis iiijtmries
are likely to lil'Oi'e serious.
A man mlmiineel l'iot ? . , ii'lio is celmtieeteul
ivith omme of ( hit' nefmigem'ator concessions ,
s ruB quite sei'creiy ilijurecl 3'cSt'ruIa7 ,
lie \i'as assist immg 1mm imauidlitig n tuig iuiot'k of
ice , vimu'n it fell asid strtmck iilmmm CII lImo
lien d amid ShIOlmi der. cut I I mu g fl gnshm imm hi u
seal p aim d I mm ii let I mug seine ftml bruises ,
The lumbumqtme Choral eltmtu , a chmot'tt ol
immixetl voices , 1(50 strotig , arriveth iii time
( 'it ) ' ) 'e'Steri.ty ii ithi the guhei'mmuittii'imi party
to tOltti part imm time dt'dicatluml of limo lows
huts i uI i ug a mid iiil 1 remnalui ttmm ii I SCm mmd.t ) ' ,
Sattmm'dny evemiimig time ehoi'tIs niliie'mtrs at
tlit Authitoniumim imi haydn's ' 'Creation' ' and
Jules Gordon's "liarbnm'mu Fm'eitcluie. "
Mmtminger Heed tumid Sumimerimltentli'mit'ail - '
Icy of tile I ) Ciimmrl mllemlt of CeltleessiollS are
still inngiu'd tmp in time equity court miumd in
their nilsemlee tilt' lnmsimme'ues of the depmirt
: llemit ii' imatmilleti by iui l'stim'tlt'Itl. One or
two tlt'lnteul e'omieessiommists mmcc gettitig ieady
tui mid to tile mtttm'nCtioii of thu' MieIe'ay , but
the hulk of hit' busimmess of titus de'lual'ttliL'lit
I ; ; how of ii resmtimies lmnttmre. There tire a
lltmmmiel' ) of umImutters , iumiwt've'r , that imialo the
ilresemce of timt ileatis of the mtmiimtrtmimc'flt !
tlesirable' nhlml it is t'xiut'teeI tlmmit timey will
tue able to attend to busimiess before to-
tmlorm'ow.
Gt'nermil Muimiager Cimirkson itH receivetl a
telcgrammi froni Caiutniml Aicroer of time
Omummtli a a mi tl \ \ ' i mmneiuago Llgemlcts's , wltitb
states tlmat ho will hut' In Otnmiiia totlay
for time purpose of comisumltitig Witil
the exposition officials fui rcgnm'tl to time
Indian congress , lie also says that cmli
Prcparntiouis have ! ueemi Imiflhe ( niiul time Iii
milamis can ! uC brotlgIlt lmem'o itmaiclu' of m 's'csilc.
Time only tliimmg that 1st mmow lacking is time
tliulurollm'itltiotl mmmiii mis utonmi as this is mussel
the' comlmrrt'ss will be mIt Oil the gm'oumllds ill
Rilot't order. 'While Camitnin Mercer 1mm imere
time location for tIme lmmdinims vilI be sO-
lectel ansi cull ntltiltituimtl mlamls Ilerfectech so
that there 111111' be 110 delay ns soon as time
mnomioy is avmuiimlllle.
MAIZE PROPAGANDA MEETING
i'mojt't.ti'd nisiiin'nr Cti'im ituiti Its
l'm'uille'tM itt I hi r llbnMi I iom
t'uumler ( mums imleriutloum.
Time Maize l'retagammtimi held a maccling
yesterday attermmoomm mit this. ' ( 'onmuumercini club
ilm'esidotl over by Capt ui mi I I . fi. l'mml Ia er. Time
cub ! object of time mueetimig was to disctmss
omit ! arrange an oximlbt ! of corn mimue ! corn
pm'odumcts to be estabiislmed nt time expositiemu ,
The matter of location for the exlmiluit was
discussed mimlil It seas tiot tlecilCul ! wilere it
ti'iii be iocted , the mlmemilbertu of the itroima-
ganula tliimmleing timat time best stell was to
hnvc Secretary Utt com'respotmti e'itim mill
mimammumfacturers of corn iul'ouiuets aumd ascer-
tmiiml imow mntmclm of nut exhibit cami be lmeiI ! ) C
fore tile matter of location is uletermained.
Mr. Utt will pIll imlmdsOlf In corresilond-
olmco ivitlm mill umlanufacturers of cormu felod
irotlucts , gilmcnso fmtctnries , faetom'ims which
Utilize cornstalkme for vam'ioims IlurpoSes amid
im tact miii imlelustries wiuiclm are dcpelmtlcnt
impomi corn , No exllibit of time sort was ever
made before eu as iuroal a busts as tile
itroposed omme at the Tramismnississippi anti it
will 1)0 ) sometilimig far diffcreimt from numy-
tlmicmg of the sort ever attempted.
It llai been suggested tilat the oxllibit be
installed in time Nebraska builtiing , In the
Agriculture builtitmig nod in time lougias
county buildimlg , btmt it ivouiel be more satisfactory -
isfactory to persomu ic'terestnl Iii corn if
time exhibit coulul be ItlacetI in a buildicmg
erected CSICL'immily for that imurPo. mtmmd tluo
propagalmdui wIll spare no effort to secure '
ftmmmmls to erect a buildimig of its owmm.
Ii.iI lens'ere.l i I in' iii tImuilmm no ,
BUTTE. Mont , . Jmmno 23.-SpscImil.-A ( )
story of a clIimml : tlmmt ; has calused a setmSation.
imere comes from tile mmlaiml range above tim
Moose Creek mnimiimmg ulistrlct. The name of
the claim is time Senate. It was flr3t located
in 1870 , whemi 'cry little work was done on
it. A few weeks ago it was relocated , and
ImiUcil develoiimnent work has been clone on
vnrlous parts of time claitiu , Pieces of the
ore train the lead have been oximibitet ! here
which assay 25 per cent copper , ant ! it is
declared that tile lead in seventy feet wide.
'em , . . , . . . . , i , . , . I , . f , . , . , . . . . .u. , , I. . .
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' ; . , , , . . . , , , -4 , , . JLLI&CL. . &flIk C
by cropplngs that project In PlaceS several
feet above tile stmrface. It is in a Iligh
"swayback" nimlge about eigimt 111111'S south
of Moose inke. Claims imave been stalcerl
along the rIdge for several miles. It is a
rugged , mmiountalnous coumntry , 'ery diflIetilt
of access , Mmlch difficulty will ho cx-
perlemiced lii gettitmg tue ore out to a PoiiL
fpm. silipmnemmi.
It's ' Unusual -
an Sight-
to ss't' ( ) iiimtmiy hue isinmios-of so innhiy , , , . ,
sliifou't'mit uiinkt's-umll Iii ono stort-mtt ' , ' I , _ ' ' 0
- I- .
such ' 1ov ' cliii - , ,
i'eiuunrknbly jsi'ices-us you _ ,
1 , jiumet l'olluiug iii 0111' s4tOt'e. li'oi'tumme \ S ) I' " ¼ , "
oUhitmotIilhd3thLp ; )
l)0I'i ) thulity 1s4 gotip foipvt't' , ' % Ve iuiake it t , ' " _ "
at ) t''i'3'iX(1Y ( ' 1111 ise rt'ady i' imiilclumg ; . , - - ' ' \ \ " - ) \
tt'i'iihS I hum t mi I'o i0 eimmy a ily o lie cmiii illtt ( 1 t
\1l'bflhtII1Cfl'.hpI3iflLhItt8ht.H - , . \ % \ ' ' i _ . , jJ- )
ii _ viil im' you tO look at tlme'umi.
(1 ( (
A. HOSPE ,
lusIc and ArL. 1513 Douglas
You Push the Button-
nod the en imiern does the i'nst-tiiomi yoth
' ' , imo l'i.i'u of ' slut t'k
t'aII llaS't I listu (1111' ronill- J
it , \.uiI 15(5 it ulmiy of dimsappoilltmlht'lit if you
go I o I Ii ts tX I sosi I ion vlt lsuiil t IL 'fl I IIt't'it
yo ti ihimiy lo rgs't vliut t you ia'o-l slit I lutu _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
( 'It ml i Oi'ut ii t' 't'r-i , ( ti ( ' 8 ii get ti i i k I ii s1s
hn'i'ts-'i I lit' i' dmi I s's or lii ill s-froi i I he _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ '
tIhl ) I 1isOt'het size tuis It ) the 'ix5- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
f1illl $ i.k ( ) iii ) to $ : io.xVe ( ) ( 'itrI'y thmt _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ --'IL
hilost t'oimiislt'tt HtO'k of itinttteuir Hull ) '
phis lii the west , Hth4hm mu's glmut.4 1siuitt's ,
1111118 , ciieiuk'iis , dc , Our Isi'l'es are -
right. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
J1IeAloe &PenfoldCo
EXPOSITION
.AluutdeLr I'liotu 3uppl ) Iboase ,
1403 larnam Street , OItAL1A
O&o1te Fztoa Uotsl ,
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