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Bl'ILT, OWXF.D'An 1 OCCTPIED ' t- ' by ' . Tr r "$rrVr.I!Y2 ' SYIf!. lit.. L.,.wl l .iiJw tiuitlj 114 lUnrf Strict, Onutuk 1 J I cock mde H ever to Rprtnttlv Jeme McLachian' of California. ' ' Th 'alilea" wertr highly Jubilant over th withdrawal or Hitchcock and claimed that they had forced him front th com mittee. Hitchcock said, however, that hla retirement was In no way connected wth the proteete against him which bav bn filed by tha "alliea." H further declared that It an occasion ahould artee making auch action desirable and neceasary he would aaaume another proxy. Wben asked what occaalon could arise to make It Imperative for him te again act aa a member of the committee he replied: "The necessary eheenc ef Taft men from tha meeting of th committee and their Inability to obtain representatives who would continue to look after the inter ests of Secretary Tafl." ?Ta Caaapraaalea Allowed. The question of a compromise, particu larly ln relation to tha contests In Ken tucky and Tenneeee. waa revived today, but the ' Taft managera were not appar ently In a melting mood and declared that they would continue to seat their Instructed delegation. Charles O. Phelr and Arthur F. matter against whom protests were mad almllar to thoae against Hitchcock, continued to ait today aa membera of the committee. Arthur I. Vorys, another Taft manager, arrived today and waa In conference with hla colleagues He arrived at the Coliseum early accompanied by Myron T. Herrtck of Ohio, and Frank B. Kellogg of Minne sota. The Foraker Interest will be represented for the Mxt few days by R. H. Steveaeoa ef Columbus. O.. who arrived today. R. L Kurt, the chief of the Foraker lieutenants, ta expected on Wednesday or Thursday. The hearing In th third Florida district lasted about a short time, when tha com' mlttee decided It In favor of the Taft peo pla. Tha committee then took up th three Georgia district. Areldeat Jlarrawly Averted. At 1IJ o'clock the Committee waa forced to take a'audden adjournment In order to avoid an accident which might hare seri ously injured a number of Its membera. The room In which th committee meet- v. Iner bav so far been held Is In the Coll- Run annex and Was mad by the erection oe several - temporary partitions. A high wind blowing; from the southwest caused a draft through the building and wtsksned one of theee piece of frame work. It wa tottering and Just about to fall upon the hearts of committeemen when the impending aecldE4 wa noticed -by Sergeant-At-Arm William F. Stoo. H at once asked Chair man New to order aa adjournment and tfte membera hastily left the room. Carpentara were quickly summoned and tha partition waa soon properly braced aad aupportad. The commute took a reces until th work wa finished. T j Taft deltgateg In the second Georgia d'-jirfcct war seated by the committee after hvaruig tha evidence on both eldea. Tha antl-Taft delegation did not appear - when tha third Georgia dtetiict wa called and th Taft delegstea war aeated ln de fault. Tha conteata from four districts of Ken lucky were then called. Senator-elect Bradley of Kentucky made the chief argu ment for tha antl-Taft faction. A proposition to comprorala the Louisiana aatast waa atrdngly talked of early to day. Four year ago ln alt contests from that state where the "Lilly White" propo sition entered into th contest, both dele gated were seated. It waa announced to-v day, but aot confirmed, that Booker T. Washington favored this conclusion for tha state of Louisiana, but not in any other state. The eon bests in the first Oeorgla dis trict taday resulted In Besting tha Taft telegatea ' In the Flrat Kentucky district, tha Boyd or Taft delegation waa aeated. AMTl-TAfT KM HAVE PLAHT Evalv rrapaaltlaw Freveat Beats fvwaa Hatlag Caatral. CHICAOO. June 1 Th antt-T.'t -people today evolved a plan to prevent soutbera 4atgatlon from Intel-collecting republican eawventiena. They declare that they will submit It to tha convention next week. Tha Idea Is identical with th plaa proposed la tha .republican national convention of EMS by Senator Quay of Pennsylvania, but whtca failed of adoption at that time. Thla plan. If adopted, will give to each atata four delegataa-at-large, and on for every lo.eoe republican votea caat at th laat preceding prealoentia) election. The affect would bp to cut oft approximately le dele gate from the aoutham atatea and add THE finest sauces for meats, fish or vegeU- blcs, as well as Mayonnaise dressing, can , only be made by using conrj GTinsrj Sixty-six Years of Superiority. M " -i7 J , j . ' -( I f e ' k ' mm lilltlinnRCJ ll'f I !fHl UUwillUwW U V - ItiUli Vth th, Urt(t 8rln aad Inteet- meat lagtituttoa f;th SUU Of: K k...i. . .. ' , , i Mo Vl ini. i ' - . . s - , . ' I ""' - ! eaaily aa In rrao4. Remit, by- K- i preee or T0tel Qr&tt Baak' Check of ! Draft. payUe to the order of Hit At- . ,.r..r locution. Ot reewtpt, of we at one leeu and return a certificate and book lo tha tender,, with, proper rrli tar tha amount received, i All mnbav ta aacnrad by firal roor'ta- I ata on real eatate- moatlr boonea I imortaacea bfiot: . repayable in monUy Inltallmenta, bealdea. tbe. further a Curlty of a reaerrt account of 1 83,000. . Under State auprvlalo..- Sixteen year la bualneea. FJ1 Information 6 reiutj , . z. . ", i .-, .. t Reeoureea, $2,40.t)00.-, , . GEORGE F. GlL.MoA.fi. Prcaldont, r. w Jttuna. BCcreuuTr 1 , . . . . . . . I AU of the anthem .ta would a.n . ceptlng , Masaachueette -and Nevada, tne latter being considered a northern .lata by k. v..h. f k Th amuia lan immifniM v in Tn tm nnnnnri iuim. I one deltate each. The state gain,,, moat v.w.,., n.-t.ti, ..! ks rthi I ,u . . .. , . which would be Increased by Seventeen delegatea, and Indiana, which would 4 In creased by eleven delegatea. DRAFT or "PLATFORM READY Policies ml Rowsevelt aad Ravialoa of Tavist Prlaelaal laaasa. WABHINOTON. June T.-Th.t th plat- form which will be adopted at the Chicago convention and on which the republican party will stand during the next campAlgt haa been completed, with the exception of a few details, which will be left for the committee on resolution to Insert, ta the opinion of many who are ln tha confidence of the republican leader. The work hee been done by Hon. Wade Cilia, attorney general of Ohio,' the drafta- man of tht recent Ohio state platform; Senator Hopklna, who . wilt be the chair man of the committee on resolutions; Sen ator Long of Kansas, aad a few others. including tne president and Secretary Taft, who have bean freely conaulted. The potlclee of Prealdent Roosevelt will be endorsed - unequivocally, and thla en dorsement will be the central Idea ef the document These policies will be set forth as ths ambodlment of the principles of the republican party, whose achlevemente WlU be lauded aa at all times wis and benefl cerit; aa ever In the interest of all the peo pla. Theaa ertnelnlee. It will be declared, are nan. in rantraat with tha nollcle of tha democratic party, which, aa embodied tn the public utterances of He leaders. It will be said promise nothing good that can be assured of aecompUahtneat. The republican party posee aa tha party ef protection and. sound money; as n ths party of progrees and good principles; as th. party that gave freedom to Cuba aad lifted th yoke from the neck of the eo- ple of the Philippine and from Porto RicO; will be upheld for admiration and made the eubject of much praiee, and the voting pub lic will be asked to-continue ta patronise the political craft" that baa carried It aeroes so many etrearne Spec'fically epeaking. more attention haa bean given by the platform makers to the tariff than to any ether subject. There wilt be aa unequivocal declaration for re vision, but tb disposition Is to leave de tail t the Ingenuity of congress. The ac tion of the two houses of eongreas tn In etructmg the committees which will , deal with the tariff, the aenete committee on finance and the house committee on ways and mesne, to make especial investigation of th situation, will afford sufficient rea son for this course aa th result of these in quiries will ba .unavailable to th conven tlon while they upposedly 'furnish congress with a basis for action. Thla preparatory step will be endorsed and this wilt be a general pronouncement In favor of such changea in the schedules ee the advance of time and the arogreae of tha country may have made neceasary sines the enactment of the Dlngley law. The declaration takee ths shspe of a pledge to eo equalise the duties so aa to give the consumer the ben ltk0kt!'Vmt..,,0rbi,, prlM m.irtent - F'n:u mxnann inaustnea and horn tabor. It win be emphatically aiaiea mat mere must ne no Innovation that wilt permit American labor to some into competition wrth foreign labor, and c eordlngly 1t will be specified that In all caaea the duty must be equal to the dir. rerenc between th American and Euro- peaq ecst of production, a reasonable profit to in Amsncan nredacer. ts ri..i.i. of protection will ba nuwirwi i- .- . - . .. . terms ana tnars may he a declaration fa - VOrable to a maximum and a minimum tariff as ths best calculated to insure th promotion of American interests under va rylng conditions. A ctaoae declaring against utilisation ox tan ft rer the wromntinn monopoly la aiae among ths probabilities Kext to the tariff ths financial blank haa received moat careful attention, but tne enactment of th emergency Uw Just oerore tne cloaa of th recant session of congress has rendered ths preparation pf this plank much simpler than ' it would nav peea u tner nag Men no such legislation. I on free will be eongratu- on ur Aianrn-vreeiana Din aa in tha intereat af sound finance and calcu- lated te protect the business werld against possiDia panics in ins near rutur and at th. asms time provide for tne permanent improvement of Sur eurreary System through ths rscommeadatlona whteh It le anticipated will by the commts- Each amount e tnTt4, whether "wrBlr commantaa- upon.-- maicaunt er,M, ln fi,ht rata la likoiy t ba mid and 11 0 or IS 000 bin drt!da-frtM th cour" fr fulUP laalalatlon. Hi brth r041rad r tha country In tha and II. 00 or 15.000. lre arriaanaa irom )oB B f(vor pf th -JM,nlllt of th, ' rartainiv wa .date tecly4 y tta at pr tent chnnnal of th Miaaiaaippl Hv and thath.lMn. wm b- flon. Mtrt kitim- Ml in annum, roispounded tritil-aahnaUy. enral Iwprevamant of inland waterway It ., unl,h.i -rt- th., nvthin aneroxi. Economical, also, for it reduce tha nutnher of ets. Kingsford' is tha best, pureat and moat wholesorrid corn starch. Of wonderful i value in the preparation of w holesome, tasty 'siahes. Send for our book "Orgbl Racfpw- aa Caen, tog Kfcftpc compiled by Alice Cary Waterman and ianet M. KilL Tells you how useful Lineford'g Oswego Corn Starch is in all ccjn2---rrite to-day it's free. , Grocers pound package 0c , T. r.".zmn 1 tsi. cma. if. "" - .tm. 1 1 L THK OMAHA skm appointed under the new The. republican admlnlatratlon will Hm be cempllmsnted oh tha raaage-durrng the rirty-Binih :rnifM of me MiirM rate Uw n4 lnlt ,.u,OB will be pointed id I fe - a an .sample of whet th party ni for th country at larg li case n is - mm m given uch a less of power a to afford to, ..... r believed 10 b desirable. . Th prealdent will alee be given much credit tor nmI legialation looking te tha rreeervetlon of th fereate, tha eor.rva- tlon cf th public domain tn tha Internet ttUi;8altw tn4 the .r-ciematton f th, rM UnJ, oC tht WMU . Th nr.. sent attitua in-th general protection ef tha reeourcr-e of tha country will ba will com In for anthualaatlc andoraamrnt. "J" hi vigorou work in pracutlni ta conttruetion of th Panama canal WQMnW ' DRXOCftATa DRAW Dearer Caavaatlea Will Have Many SVlB ammm im lltSeisatS.- PENVER.1 Colo.. Juna t.-(8polal.)-The ,u. . . Aenxtrraila convention promisee to have more wonftn in attand- anctrthan any umllar cohventloh. that ha aver been held In th country. Colorado f a woman auffraea state, to begin with, nil wrntnan . naturally take mora nart ln . .... . . . . w . kv. ..1 - m i nniiiH - a i n n in ri.L r, w nria w iim ii. ni i eutfrag. la cofln.d to m.n. Women have been - eelect.d on the recaption eommlttee and many of tha important atata dilega- tion. win ha aoAAmnsnlad hv isrse numbara of the female .... th. word havlnt rn t,.a.a ,io, that all deWsatea are ... . - pected to bring their wive.. A Urge number of th delegatea who will attend the cpnventlon wlU brine; their I whole families with them to spend soma time In the atata. both before and after the convention. The many place of net. urai beauty and the large number, of eum- mer hotela and mountain lodges will at- th,m ,or Wkf tfUr,D the month of July. An attempt will be made by the people of Denver to introduce many social event into the meeting of the delegatea and vis itor. There will be elaborate reception to an the atata delegation, and nothing will be left undone to, provide thoae who com with entertainment and amueement Thar will be A large amount, ef money spent In entertainment. The national com- mlttM nM received $106,000 from the city of Denver, which will help to pay the ex penses of the convention proper, and there wilt be an immense stun expended for spe cial entertainment, also. Thla will be by long odds th most oostly convention that has ever been held tn America. ACTIO PLEASES THE PREIIDEKT .l.l t-.n..ira Me.t. Ma tt.h.ll a-a rhlet Kawtlva WASHINOTON. Juno l-Any doubt that i, ...... .k.k.. .v. .4. 1 WUIUU Utlt TM.KH mm ,v 11. i , I . , . II V I mlnfstration and 0crUry Taft apprdv ef the methoda pursued by Frank Hitch- eoca. tne manager or tne tart interests in Chicago. In dealing With th eonteeung delegatlona before the , national eommlt- tee, waa act at rest by the dispatch of o telegram today by Secretary Taft to Mr. Hltcheock, directing htm to make ne change la the methods he la pursuing. Prealdent Roosevelt does not conceal hla eatiefeetion at the work being done in Chicago. The following utterance exactly preeente not only the views of the praei- dent, but Secretary Taft: Now is the time to settle tha matter. Thoee who are falling at Chicago are the very ones who have-been Making unoeatlng war on tha administration far a . ion period of. time, and . had the tablea been turned would have gone the limit of their power to eliminate th Roosevelt Influence on tha party.'' ;' t v . . -" t Shaw Gives r Reoaas. CHICAOO. June L-KMroi reserved early ln the year at the Auditorium hotel by Leslie M. Shaw, formerly secrstary of the treasury, ss political headquarters, were today, given up by Mr. Shaw., who tele- graphed the hotel management that , he oeairea 10 Keep put on oi tn room ror btmeelf. urnnieii rnmi nivvn niv ntonrignn mum URI IU UAI 4etnt and Carloaa Feataree of Life ta a Rapidly Grew y laar State. a Full draw pair to draw ta, RooaeVelt notified no race suicide here. Arnold Wheeler, carpenter and contractor, carries one on each arm. ,sttt V.SUfe K.n W.JI..,J.tf nl.kt JuM td. w. to Mr.'-nd Mrs. Arnold Wheel er. Hartley Notes, MoCook Tribune. Fats' Against Him While scuffling last Monday evening Clarence Nichols had the misfortune to break a part of ths plevle bone In his left hip. It seems that Clarence haa an accident at regular Intervals, It be " 0nly w aoh 'nc h d I " w. I . T. T k. 1.. kf . w. I n.u xiraoroina.ry xperianca yesieraaya sen tkm tftat Isn't glvn to any newspaper many times In a generation. A man eame n an4 "w tbnk oT the Way thla I paper nan treatsa mm. ins man waa I w- J- rya. Msybe there's one Ink Una; lrto Mr. Bryan great magnetlam I over men a magnetism powerful enough I to win for hlm.thr presidential nomln - tlon In a great party! Norfolk New. I Camera Refuaed ' Chance The Misses I Mary and Amanda Relnholdt and Betty prawlta went to Wiener Saturday after- neon and while mere it occurred to them ta have their pictures taken and lust aa tluv bsd aot nicely aeated In front of tha cannon the blamed thing balkad and re- UB to BUt their facee on paper. How, oon t hlsme It oa ths girls, for they were neimeii r-iv and the nhotnrrnhi.p uid Jookt4 real weet.-Pllger Hralot Ona of the First 6 tor tee C K. Llchten- berger caught a twelve pouad cat fish. eaye he believes It would Weigh fifteen, bpt for fear people would not believe bim, but It down to twelve. He haa had eeveral meale of It already and there 1 yet soms to feast on. Ed aaya hla children catch fish from one to five pounda right along, but when he goee out to fish he has to have something worth whlte.'snd as some of th people doubt his word hs haa had the head put In alcoholn aad placed on exhibition. Callaway Courier Tribune. Bryan a Learning Bryan Cjulgley, ia a Valentine youth who haa youthful Ideas and la not backward In expressing tbera. A few deya age he waa employed in tne garden haelng a fine looking kit of potatoes ee a representative ot mis paper passu by, who Bryan snooted out. "I tall you, tble garden work Is bard work. Wall, whea I com. home there ta alwaya eosae- thing for me to do either ho ta the garden, carry weter aad elop, cut wood or something else." It wae 'plain enougli I to see that Bryan thought thla not the proper way to observe vacation, but ae ba grows older he will realise that man waa created te earn hla living by the eweat I of hie brow. Valestloa Republican.. By using tha various departments ot Tha Ba Want Ad rages yea uks returns DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 1003. I PRESENT HATES WILL STAND Railroad OfSoiali Aprte Kalie Would I B Bad Policy. STEADILY IKmOYlNQ business ablparra Itava Baaa Baadtaa rnlnli Caaaat At Kaw. WASHIKOtOK. JuM I.-No fanernl In- . .111 k .ii.mmM I .... At a recent meetlna ef nraa denta and partln official or Important railroad held in New York it tn conaenfu of ...ini.. k.t a .14 k. ndirenie. ir not absolutely ' Impracticable, to put Into th, "ma an Increase of freight ratea. ifpiniona at tne meaiing v ai- Wed. but tha majority inclined lo the vlw that It would b bad pollc y' and bad bual- " at thla Junotur to attempt an in- creaae or ratea. It wa pointed out that tne proposea in pru ma in a tlm r t A Miilnn W'Ould tend I . ltn tunulal ef re ,8" auit would b of .only additional disadva. tag to the terriers, th opinion being gen. - - v. - . - i Ural that It would not, Indue Increased reyenuee. . i Railroad B.al.ea. Iraprovia. Most of the offlclala who attended the meeting indicated a belief that railway business conditions were Improving. The freight revenues, and th passenger rev enues, too, ahow a notable Increase in the last month over the preceding threa months, and a general revival Of business In all Industrial 'branchea waa reported from every pftft of the country. The Judgment waa expressed that If bus iness conditions did not continue to ahow improvement ,11 would be neoeeaary for the railroads to adopt some method of protecting tha Interests of 'their tock- holder, only two methods suggested an i lnoreaael of freight ratea and a decrease In wagea of employee. It Is quite certain that neither will be resorted to before th flrat of next October, and important Of. I fletal believe it will not be necessary even then to resort to either of the method named. . In some unaccountable way the report became general among shipper, partiou- I larly thoae of the middle west and south, that the president-end the Interatate Com merce commiaaion naa given tneir approval to the auggested increaas In freight ratea. Regardless oi tne impossioiiuy oi sucn ap- P"va! or the Inefficacy of tt. If it were given, nunareas or snippers nave wnuen i .. , 1 t0 th rinwri or ma commwion pro iMtmi aTajraiiiH tm ounwriea action di inn i commiaaion and Insisting that tha rates I " a be not Increased. Poaltloa af the Cesanslaalasi. The membera have spent a deal of time trying to set their correspondents right on the matter. While the commission haa no power under the law to prevent the es tablishment of such rates as the railroads fit to put Into effect, unleae, after due hearing, the tncreaeed ratee should be found i to be exeeaalve, unreasonable or un1UL It Would b equally impossible and Inappropriate for it to give )ts approval to any proposed Increase or rates. Tne com mission crosses such bridges as that Whan It reachee tnam ana not cerore. Borne ratea; in ' antctai inatanees, recently l have been Increaeled.' that on fresh meata moving from the' north to points in ihe Carolina territory is a case' m point A HtUs while sso it was proposed to Increase tha proportional rate of paper I eenta per 108 pounds from Wlsoonain and Mlchlgtlt txrlnta to tha Ohio Tlver gateways, when tha shipments were deetlned td Csrollna ad other southeaetern points. The mem- bers of the Weatem Trunk Lirte asaoeta- tlon reconaldered the matter, however, and the increase win not s maae, at least not for the present. . rt h.n If Mrr. thn Inoeeave ' . 7 ... " rates is maae it win o very careruuy considered by the Interatate Commerce commiaaion, perhaps on Ita Own initiative, Without watting for a formal complaint from Bhlppere. RAW FLOOD PASSING (Continued from First Page.) sriy direction, one mile west of Deshler, About ten mlnutee later the eecond twleter formed three miles southeast Ot Deshlsr, passing in ths ssms direction and On to- ward Carleton. The weat cloud tor a atrip nmnm iui.t in iui ue- troyed every veatige of property in Ita path. A heavy rain followed' the-storm, flooding the country and destroying train communication. . BTRON, Neb., Juns I. clal Tele gram.) The storm of Frldsy last. In addi tion to killing four persons flvs miles north of here, atruck In Republlo county, Kah- before croaalng the Nebraaka tine. South of ftepubllo John Fisher waa killed and two daughters of John Stelnman, liv lng east of Republic, were Injured. The tornado did great damage .both In Republic county, Kansas, and In Thayer county: I The exunt of the etorm waa fully twenty I five miles. BLOOMIKGTON, Neb., June I. (Special.) I it reported that Jesse Burton, living be- I tween Rlverton and Franklin, was killed 1 Priday by th tornado that passed through 1 that eectton. KDGAR. Neb.. June I (8Declal -Aa re porta come In from the country It la found that the damage by hall and wind Friday evening was conalderable. Farmers claim that ths wheat Is badly damaged. Ths most conservative asv tha damaa-e tn the wheat la fully one-third, others asy fully ens-half. Forest trees were broken down in great numbers and great loss In forest will re sult. Many horse and cattle wars killed, barns, aheda and small buildings blewn away and many dwelling houses badly In jured and hundreds or windmills wars blow down. So much rain haa fallen that the whole country la a vaat pond of water. Farmers can do nothing towafd cultiva ting corn, aa each night from an' Inch ta two Inrhee of rain has fallen. NELSON, Neb., Jun l-8peclal. A tornado passed west of here Friday night about o'clock. It covered a strip of territory a quarter of a mile wide and traveled In a aortheaaterly direction for Grape-Nuts v rooo ' ' ' ur hsalik-m&ker IS because it sontslns ths natural food materia! from Wheat and Barley. ThorVa a Reason' 52 my Johneton'e hnu barn and outbuilding war all destroyed August Brhleir place wa badly dtmipA Charlav Jarkeoa'a bulldlra'a war trt v. John Kaair a tioua wa da- mollahad. Tha Vnltd Krathran church wa lotallf daatrovad. Much other damaa I waa don. Na live wer loat ao far aa , known. IMALL TWIRTCR AT Hl'MBOLDT tarat Mlfc la Air Grant Damn)) WaiU llaaaltad. Hl'MBOUST, In.. Juna l.-ScUl.-ror tha flrat tima within a don yar thin City waa vlilted ahortly ftr mldnlfht lunday mornlna with a aanulna twlatr. tha rtault waa conatdarabln damaiad daatroyad proparty, althouah th atorm I trTS hich In th air to do much dam i.' or caua any loaa of llf. Th wind cam a from th aouthwaat and proceadad In a . northtaaterly direction aoto th city; twiatmt off th tre top ana overturning ouiouuainga, lancea .ana Uerna. The prlelpal damage in th city waa to L. t. Brlt'a big lumbar hd. th bat- nmni oi wnicn w twmied off ana thrown Into th atreet In a shattered eon- uiuun, ceueing, a ioe oi aeverai nunqraa I flollara. Th root waa damaged to auch an exirni inei me rain cam in ana liooaea tha office. No reports can ba received from about tha country owing to tha damaged tele phone -tinea, and It la not known whether the atorm atruck eleewhere or not. . The ia - .. i -. , . i i . . of corn'mlon owlnV o 'Z many wlree being torn down by the wind. ' h ' . . . . . . ' TT ." several mil. J1 " M ; r.7ch.ng the f,rk MW lb' 5"h V,twk "T'. 11 - !i' ..."T "'feared It would drown hie horse and colt. mwer pan m int cior ana sun nains. i farmers are taking their live .took out ef th, bottom fild. . k Mpititlona of the heavy tosses of last few weeks. DAMAGB NBAR , CHARLES CITT Oaly'Oae Fsraoa Killed and lajared Dolaa- Well. CHARLES CITT. la., June l.-(Speclal Telegram.) The atorm damaee will reach $15,000, with very little Insurance Nearly alt. farm houaea In the path Of the atorm were wrecked. The larseat losses are An gust Huxall, barn destroyed and orchard oemollfched; August Mellertke, house de- etroyed; Will Debban, houee tdeetroyed. family found aafety In cellar; Henry Locoer, evervthln a houee. hern mnA nut. buildings; Chris Boeck, killed, home de- etroyed; J. E. Wright, houee and bant de mollshed; Mr. Monedorf, bern demolished Herbert Gregory, houee deetroyed, and fifty I Cther houaea more or leas damaged, and I tn furniture ruined. The storm raised a I iew mura norwieasf or town and asratn I atruck In Howard county, where much aamage la reported. in Charles City eeveral cowa. horses, hoge and chickens were killed from falling aeons. Tens Nlckola lea waa broken, "" nuanu, injureu m railing: rienry I r, . . , M "I inwrjr, uruiwa nana, ao ocnar ratal. tiei I y-vi eiiit can uchik niceir ctrea iap. i ---- Mayor Baldwin haa atarted. a aubaeriptlen ror tne sutrsrers and over 11,000 waa raised in a few minute.. TWO MORS Mf . IOWA CITIES Moant Vernoa and Lisbon Visited by Wlad gaaday. MOL'NT VERNON. Ia., Jurat l-A tor- "'do p,Md about m,,e ,outh ot Mwnt "ra"' 0 CIOC yesterday arternoon. Th electric light and powr nous and pumping station were completely de- " . , A number of. Same were destroyed and sev., r. p.n..,.r wrrcaeo. e pmeeea on- to ins noruieasc no haa been learned no peraona were Iwured.. Lisbon, la., suffered heavily from a tor nado which struck Ithe town at 1:. Houses Were damaged, trees uprooted, barna and outhoue blown down. Th most eerioue damage waa to ths electric light plant, which Was also the wster nlant. Thla hulld. lng -wa leveled to the ground and It will be some time before the town haa either light lor water. The oath of the atorm waa shout 1 a . . . . . , . WWM .- -sv.rai wrsa oarna. . , wade ELLIS BnrnGI PLATFORM;) Will Ba Dapllcate of Ohio Doeaateat, y Sara Tar 17 reatare. WASHINGTON, JUne .-Brlnging with him the completed draft of the platform which It is proposed to present to th Committee on resolution of the national re publican eommlttee at Chicago, Wade Elite, attorney general of Ohio, returned here early today from Virginia Beach and went difect to the War department, whir n, w4 n eonferertce with Secretary Taft for time. I Rnh aM.rat..v Trt nA m mu ,vtr t0 mmmlng ny -tatement regarding tjj, platform, but It nevertheless wss definitely aecertalned that, aside from the ,i.,rtent f th. taeirr ni.nk nr tk. Ohio platform, ao aa to declare for maxi mum and minimum achedulea, and for ravlalon ot tha tariff at an extra aeaalon Of congress immediately following the in auguration, th. platform 4o be presented at Chicago will be substantially ths Ohio document. Having fulfilled his mission to Washing-1 ton, Mr. Elll expect to leave here today for Chicago,' where he at once will get in touch with the Taft leaders. Bnrliaatoa Bridge Oat. LINCOLN. Neb., Juna I. According to report received at tha Burlington offices here, a seotion ot the Burlington bridge oter th. Platte rlvsr at Fremont waa washed out this morning. Trains on the Llncofn-eioux City line will go via Omaha. CHinCHEl OBSERVE WHITSUNDA V rrateetaata aad Cataalloe Alike Read - Old Story la Aete af Apaetlea. . Chrlatlart churchee, both Protectant and Catholic, observed on. of th great feati. vale of the church Sunday. It waa Whit Sunday, ths day on which the promised gift of ths Holy Ghost wss sent upon ths 130 members ot ths primitive Chrlstlso church. This svent occurred on the Jewish day of Pertteeoat. It la narrated in the aeeond chapter of the Aot. Ths three menlfesta- tlons of ths coming of ths Holy Spirit were "a sound aa of a rushing mighty wind." the sppearsnes upon ths head ef each dis ciple of a cloven tongue of fir and th "gift of tongues.'' The chapter relatea that though there were dwelling In Jerusalem men from all parta of the world. Parthian. Mad, Rlamltee, Mesopotamlena, Cappe- doclans, Phrygian. Pampheltana, Esyp- tlana, Lyblana, Roman a and Arabians, the apoeUee received the mlraculoua gift of tongues so that they spoke In all theee language and were able to preach to all peoplea. Ia moat of the Omaha churchee the day was observed by reading those portions of ths serlpturs which relate the fact end moat ot ths ministers presched on ths sub ject. Communion was bald In most of ths churches. Whltsundsy comes alwaya en the seventh Sunday after Easter. VlWal Hal AgSMaf a4f 1 1 e SAN FRANCISCO. Cat.. Juna A Ac cording to a teport brought to thla city by the aieamer aeon juet arrives nere iroia Apia, Samoa, the volrano Mu, which broke out In Auguet. Utn, on tha Island of Savail, one of the Bemoan group, la again In vio lent eruption end covered a large pan ot the Islaud wbica previous!.. ascape. with lava. Irtnnn mttp rmiT IT I Zt fLVUl linlLj Jill) I ill LrtJl Colonel Welih Oeti Rerenfc and Now ii Heady to Recant PROMISES FAIR TOR TUESDAY Water Oate Oat ! ta unaaa Batlt Blc Llttl Parrl a ad Twa Haraaa Are . rraaad. Waathar Toracaatar TVlh, whft hold th . t- - W..I Kaa alamanta In th palm oi n -- finally lifted th ban t hla wrath from off th helpl. paopla of Omana ana tiw.i.w and ciod th fioodcata. ralr for Tuday" la th aracloue prom la thla mlfhty man holda out. Whatever arouead th, III will 01 toionai Walah no en know; ha refu to 111 But at any rat hla wrath ama to have h.,n and hi vengtanc appeaaed by th. rrihi drenchina of Saturday ana gunday, for when he aroae Monday morn- ns Blta looked OUt over the rain-Boenea ra lon, mni prclvd th awollen rlvera and creek, h laughed a laugh of derision, al most of ghoulish tie, and gasped, "I guess I've done it to them, all right, all right. Tha water roae to auch a atage Sunday In the Big and Little Papploe that the flve taet high macadam of Waal Q atreet, South ' ef of Omaha, waa eubmerged. Oa from the end Of thla atreet to Seymour park thla atage weter prevailed. Peter Marcoe, in care . - , . . i . . . wmcn T! " V.".V.TL; P1 " ly omnow,lny " l"e,r balance and fell Into a creek In which they were drowned. Both were valuable ant fuels. The water was up to the door ef the Mis souri Fscirie station at Seymour, which la the dwelling ef the Marcoea. The tide was falling late Sunday and further danger waa not antitipateu. Mlssoarl Rises Slowly. The Missouri continues to act tractable, though there waa a rise of nine-tenths of a (oot ince Sunday morning, and it .waa atUl rising up to Monday, but alowly Tha rlee during the night at Sioux City waa but three-tentha and at Blair aeven-tentha of a foot. The indlatlona are that the crest of the rise will reach Omaha aome time Tueaday, but unleas some very heavy ralna prevail up the river the rlee will be alight. The present river etagea are: At Sioux City, 18.7 feet; at Blair, 14.1 feet, and at Omaha, 14.7. xraine . into umena were generally on time Monday morning In aplte of the heavy ralna. The Illinois Central, which waa r. ported fifteen mlnutea late, nulled In on time.' The Missouri Pacific from th outh was ona hour lata. Tha Burllnston. d isyea try iweniy-nve reel or. tne nnare - Nmi waanaa out at curaon, arrival a half an nour iaia. ' Traffic la discontinued for a few days on the Lane cut-off. No serious damage has been done, but Superintendent Park thought It more safe to use the old roadbed vl Millard for a fw day until the big ftlle had a chance to dry out. The only new washout reported- Monday morning because of the ralna Sunday night waa too feet ot track on the old Atchison ds Northern' branch ef the- Burlington be tween Rulo and Atchison. Thla waa washed Into the Missouri rlvsr. DIVIXE AND HUM AW TfATTRE ONE Rev. J. W. Coaler Caaaldesw Chrlet la ' the I.lsjhtof Oetheeaaaae. - "CTtrlst In the Light of Oethremane" wae the subject of Rev. J. W. Conley's sermon at the First Baptist ehureh Sunday morn- 1 Hla text was from Matthew xxvt. K ' divinity and humanity of Chrlat ''e tnaeparabl," aid he, "and we cannot consider Him ae two, out as one personal- He wae the Bon of God and the son I Man- A glance at Hte humanity shows us thst He was In all respect human and through that humanity ' Hs understood us and wanted to see and feet human com radeship and sympathy. Ths longing for companionship does not imply bodily prox imity. People may ' live together In ths eame home for yeara and not know the rtret principle of eompanlorahlp. "Christ'a agony ln the Garden of Geth- semene wa Hie severest struggle. Our severest struggtea we must fight out all alone. Soma of our burdens ws can share with others, but some we must bear alone. Bo tt wa with Chrlat In Oethman. He prayed to His Fsther that ths eup might pass from Him If it were possible. It is the grief without teare that Is ths grief thst kills. It Is a blessing at times to give wy t( . Then again there, are times when the only relief is to pour forth the heart In vrayer. Not that prayer which la th expreaalon ef beautiful phrases, but I ""e simpi. unouraening- oi xne nean m aKl- Frayer I the pereonellty of man dealing with the personality of Ood. It Is not sn evidence of weakness to shrink from danger and ao prayer le the pleading of hope out of the depths of despair. Thus waa Christ human tn Hla auppllcatlon that the eup might paaa from Him. In HI divine character Ha knew what waa to befall Him. He knew what Hie disciples did not know.. He knew thst ths Roman soldier were about to arrest Him. He A Square Deal X asm red you when you bay Dr. Tierce' family uedlctnea (or al tha Ingredi ent entering Into them are printed on the bottle-wrapper and their formulas are attested under oath a being complete and correct. Yon know Just what you are paying fiT and that the Ingredients are fathered from Nature a laboratory, being elected front Ihe most valuable native Mdiotna! root found growing tn our American foreata and while potent to cure ana perfectly harmlnea even to the moat delicate woai.n and children. Not a drop of alcohol enter Into their composition. A nroeh better agent I used both for ex tracting and preserving th medicinal principle seed In them, Tlx. pare triple reflnad glycerine. Thla agent iHMaesset Intrinsic medicinal Dropra-tiss of lie own, being a moat valuable antiaeptio and anti ferment, nutritive and soothing demul cent. Olynertne play an Important part Itr Dr. Heron' Golden Medical Discovery In the cure b( Indigestion, Ayapepaia and weak atomaeh, attended by sour rlalnga, heart-burn, foul breath, coated tongue, poor appetite, gnawing feeling In atom Acta, biliousness and -kindred derange menu o( th atomaeh, liver and bowels. Besides curing all the above disuasatns bilmenta tbe'Uolden Medical Discovery la a specific for all dlsnaaca of the mucous membrane, as catarrh, whether of the natal passages or of ths atomaeh, bowele or pelvle organs. Even In Its ulcerative .stages It will yield to tills sovereign rem edy if Its use be persevered In. InChronla Catarrh of tbeiKasal pasaagea, it la well, while taking ibe 'Golden Medical Die covety" Kir the necessary constitutional Waetment, to claanee the pesaagne freely two or three time a day with Dr. Sago's Catarrh itemed y. Thla thorough eiure of treatment generally cures the worse cases. ' la emurba and hoaraeneea caused by brow Cbial. tarvel ad Inn sSw-Uuua except sutnpOya la Its edvaaoed statrea, tlie'boidea knaSeal Ltoravery k a e-iaot rear" djr. esiieclatly In aoe atertnste. kan-a mcacad by ImtaMua sad cutiresiMia of taeUmxUtlal sawmies esajto"a llaliit- rovery 1 aot so ara4 lur aceia eoufb an aartnd to cere cvawaui iHfeal la ha advanced tage ao uAoirine Ul do Utaa but fur alt tae otaatlneie, rSiroalc eaoe-k. hW h. if as tertad. vt badly traaud, hna wpeacoasaaia tAjswltkita. saat,a-adk.tas that can be fcaaea, hnaw of tha trlnl Nfora IMata. f tha oouralna; nd of tl.a rriirlflln. an.l II wnpt not thro.iKh f-r of the Inovltabl. but for tha awful npH to whl.h ln n'l hnitinn ill ffrlna waa 'to ' M" ,,", ounded tha depth whirl! no othr human w..,,i. of Ilia divln Inalaht Ift-MI. . Into tn nnrror ni m. Daath la aiiam Battla. BROOK1NOH R. t.. June I ttobert Wtaon of Mitchell, a- aiuoeni 01 South Taliota 8lat rolleM wa ao ar. ualy injured In a aham battle at tha college Krlday night tnai omn "" yaatarday. Ilia horn waa at Mitchell. Oalaa Takae Hla Plara. wabhinoton. Juna l.-Tha prealdent today appointedj Captain Lewla Oulon ef tna Twentr-nxtn uouiian um.... -member of the Vlckaburf National Park commlaaion. lo fill the vacancy ,eua by the recent death of Oeneral Stephen D. L. , h : Batter Makers Oppose Rate, CHICAOO. June .-flpeolal TcgrenO Nebraska and plher butter manufacturer will fight the proposed freight advance on their producta be ."ore th Interatate Com merce commiaaion Wedneaday rii. Who's Your Tailor? k... ik. ...la dreaser wilt look around to ee. "what'a doing" before he placaa hla order for garmenta. . if you want to be dreesedso that your frlenda will ask for the address of your tailor you need go no forther than Xlcoll. Her you will find the correct fabrics raaaonably priced with a force of skilled tallora and cutter to execute your wlhe. Soma new arrlvata tnday-mak the show ing of Spring and Summer fabrics at Ita beat. 5 Wa are maintanlng a high at and a rd l'or our (35.00 aulta; a higher standard than aver before In fabric etyle and workman ahlp. Trousers $8 to $12 Suit $25 to $30 Jj2JJ2B'B'''''''2al2gg WILLIAM JERREMS' SOXS 3209-11 South lBtb 8t . M M iay Overcome the heat. Donlel the heat overcome you. Nothing so cooling as "Porosknit" underwear. Aa opea kail garment of elasticity that fita lbs body with ease and wears with eati fadioa. All styles, ask your dealer, intut oa the " Porosknit " label it 's your protecboa. If you can't find it write us. CHALMERS KNITTING CO. . ' Aauterdaas, N. Y. Half Spring Chicken T"E CALUMET Special Music ViL'l 'l. fl;. WRITBIFYOU AiV A T USE OR WANT J J J- I J Reg.ra Ceal Mlalag Co., Pclla, laws FOR HIRE -. Vf FULL DRESS SUITS AHVIBMBNTI. 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