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CUARANfY fl FARING HXlD
December Twelfth Date Set by Uuited
Statfi Supreme Court.
Burkett, Sloan
and Hinsnaw in
the Fourth
HAMER IS WORKING FOR TAYLOR 'Speeches Made to Good Crowd, at
StromibuTg, .Polk, Hampton,
Kftrnfr Attorney lakln( Effort to
Pro Xlnitrn Mnrilrrrr la lnun
To Prfrl Matter to Cior-
Hordville and Aurora.
(From a Htnff Correjmnlent )
UNCOLN. Oft. Ti -S.e IhI -Th con
stitutionality of the Nebraska bank guar
anty law will be sr(rue1 In the supreme
court of the l"nltel States about liecem
br 12. This Information ai received
by Deputy Attorney General Urant Mar
tin In a teleKiiim from V, T. Thompson
from Washington, who siild the motion to
advance the cae bad been jrranted.
KIdmI Appeal for iarlor.
Jinlge Hamer, attorney for Uert M. Tay
lor, sentenced to be hanged tomorrow,
hu filed a petition In the office of the
a-overnor asking for a stay of execution
until the question of Taylor's sanity can
be passed upon. In bin petition Judge
Hamer sets out that Taylor la insane and
that not only his crime but his conduct
after ItM commission atampa him aa an in
sane man. He argues also that the su
preme court should have granted the con
demned man a new tnaJ because of the
erroneous Instruction of the trial Judge
Governor Bhallenberger la out making
campaign speeches, but he will return to
Uncoln to pass upon the petition filed by
Judge Hamer, who said be would have
acted before this had he known that J. I
MoPheeley, who waa Taykir'a attorney,
had dropped out of the case. He knew
of thla fact, he said, only recently and
hastened from Chadron to Uncoln last
night In order to permit presentation of
the petition.
WATER
BlIT
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KEARNEY
rtltla (or Injunction at Ootaea
baraj, Coaad and Lexington.
KEARNET, Neb.. Oct. 27. (Special Tele
gram.) Suit waa filed In the district court
here today by the Kearney Water and
Kleotrlc Power company against the water
companies of Gothenburg, Cozad and Lex
ington, requesting an Injunction enjoining
the defendants from using water out of
tbe Platte liver.
The Kearney company own an Irrigation
dWch constructed In 1882 from Elm creek to
this city. Thla ditch has been dry for
months and the Kearney electrlo power
house has been using steam Instead of
water power aa a result.
The plaintiff alleges It has prior right to
water In the Platte aa the defendant's
ditches were constructed at a much later
date.
Defendants claim that If the water waa
not uaed It would 'evaporate before reach
ing Kearney.
The caae will be heard In district court
In Lexington November IS, having been
continued from this court. The Platte at
thla point has been a streak of sand for
five months.
Fear Wedding at MrCook.
M'COOK. Neb., Oct. 27. (Special.) Mo
Cook has four weddings to report this
week: Tuesday, J. K. Klrchner of Zltanka,
la., and Miss Kate Caffrey of this city, In
St. Patrick's church; Wednesday, Joseph
Haag and Miss Gertrude allien, both of In
dlanola. In SL Patrick's church; Eugene
Lyon of Wymore and Miss Hasel Ramona
Rouen of this city, at the residence of the
bride's parents: Thursday, at the Metho
dist Episcopal parsonage, Oscar A. Nelson
of Holdregs and Miss Huldah J. Eckloff
of AitelL
A Reliable Meslcln Not a Nareotle.
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BURKETT HERE NEXT WEEK
Reception to Be Held at the Rom
Wednesday Msrht, When the
Senator Sneaks.
Plans for a reception for Senator Burkett
at the Rome next -Wednesday night were
mad at a meeting of the national cam
paign committee In the ofrtoe of Jefferls
Howell Wednesday night. The meeting waa
to consider how much progress the com
mittee so far has made. It was reported
that 870 workers for Burkett'S re-election
are In the field and still more to be en-
Senator Burkett will speak at the recep
tion for him next W'edenaday.
AURORA, Oct. 27 (Special. )-The third
dny'a speaking tr.p of Senator Burkett.
congressman Hlnshaw and Hon. O. H.
Sloan, through the Fourth concessional
district closed here last night.
The party left Htromahurg Wednesday
morning, stopping at Polk, where a good
meeting waa held. From there Hordvllle
was the next stop where a good crowd
turned out to hear the speakers.
At Hampton, where a meeting was ad
vertised for 6 o'clock, the opera house was
In possession of a theatrical company and
an automobile garage was pressed Into use
and was soon f iled with a good crowd
hlch at various times was very demon
strative of their appreciation.
In the evening the opera house at Au
rora was crowded with a most enthusias
tic audience. Before the speaking began
the speakers participated In a smoker as
the guests of the Aurora Commercial club,
and were well enterta.ned for an hour.
When the speakers appeared on the
stage they were greeted with a most en
thusiastic reception from the large crowd
which had gathered and were listened to
attentively. The meeting was presided
over by County Chairman B. O. Berger-
son. who first Introduced Congressman
Hlnshaw, who spoke In most hearty terms
of the loyalty which had always been ac
corded him by Senator Sloan In past years
and eapec.ally after being defeated by Mr.
Hiashaw for the republican- nomination a
few years ago. He spoke most enthus
iastically of the ability of Senator Sloan
to ably represent the people of the Fourth
district and of the state In congress.
Congressman Hlnshaw spoke In most
emphatic terms of the work done by Sen
ator Burkett and said that he knew per
sonally that President Roosevelt had called
In Mr. Burkett for consultation at tlmea
when Important measures were before
congreaa. He aald that the work of Sen
ator Burkett waa along progressiva lines
and that his assistance would be needed
at the coming session of congress.
The addresses of both Senator Burkett
and Senator Sloan were listened to most
attentively and applauded frequently.
They spoke upon national and state Issues
and covered the questions at Issue to the
satisfaction of the audience. If the demon
stratlons of approval count for the feel
ings of the audience.
The meeting was In great contrast to
that of the democrats a few days ago.
Mayor Dahlman left tb city of Aurora
after his meeting here with his stock much
below what It was before his meeting.
OWES
HER -LIFE
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Nebraska News Note.
STELLA Bd Bright and Mrs. Ogg of
Shubert were married yesterday and will
live on the Levi Bright farm near ntena.
BEATRICE Senator Norrls Brown will
sneak In Beatrice Tuesday evening, cio-
vein her 1, on the Issues of the campaign.
BEATRICE James E. Grimm and Mlsa
Lela Johnson, two young people well known 1
here, were married at Welnauer, Neb., yea-
terday.
BEATR1CE-Wllllam A. Etter and Miss
KM a M. Hart, both of this city, were mar
ried Wednesday evening by Rev. B. F.
Hutchins. They will make their home In
West Beatrice.
BEATRICE W. J. O'Brien of the Ne
braska Fish and Game commission visited
Heat rice yesterday and planted 2.600 chan
nel cat. 500 black baas snd several cans of
edible bullfrogs In the Blue river.
STELLA Walter Bond of Oklahoma and
Ruth Bright, the eldest daughter of Ed
Bright, were married at Auburn thla morn
ing. The young couple will live on the
Welter farm, near Stella, till spring.
EDGAR Miss Ines Ferre and Earl F.
Hart were united In marriage last even
ing at the home of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Ferree, by Rev. W.
11. Cope, pastor of the Methodist Epis
copal church.
BEATRICE While In the city yesterday
Superintendent Hrlnkerhotf of the Kansas
division of the Union Pacific road stated
that two new "trains, a passenger and
freight, would be Installed on the Marys
ville cutoff November 1 and would run be
tween Marysville and Topeka, connecting
with the Lincoln-Beatrice trains.
BEATRICE Announcement of the mar
riage of G. M. lAiherger and Mlaa Sarah
Jackson, two well-known young people of
this city, which occurred one week ago
last Tuesday at Seward, was made yester
day. They left after the ceremony for a
visit at Wyoming. Ia., with the groom's
mother. They arrived home yesterday and
surprised their friends by announcing their
marriage.
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pf female diseases of any Rimilar medl
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SAYS B00STERSHAVE GAINED
S. F. Miller sf Norta weatera De
clares Excarslaalats Have Im
proved SI are Last Pall,
"The Omaha Booster's have Improved so
much In their organisation alncs last year
that the trip thla season Is leaving a much
better Impression on the minds of the peo
ple than ever before," la the atatement
made by 8. F. Miller, general freight and
passenger agent of the Northwestern Unes
west of the Missouri river. '
"I accompanied the excursion aa far as
Fremont, when they left the Northwestern
lines," continued Mr. Miller, "and every
thing waa going along finely and every
body working hard. The Omaha men not
only advertised their goods, but also left
an Impression of Omaha as a trade town
that won't be forgotten.
"It's a great sight to see Dave O'Brien
In the middle of the street almost getting
the clothes torn off his back by a crowd
of children after butterscotch and taffy.
Other boosters who are advertising them
selves by whistles and such nicknames are
not forgotten either.
The merchants and the people are just
as anxious to welcome the Omaha men
as the children. Altogether, I think the
trip Is the moat successful ever held."
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KNOX AND rVTVEAGH IN OHIO
peaHaar Dates An Arraaa-ed
Two Members of the Presl
drat's Cahlaet.
for
, WASHINGTON. Oct. 17. The Ohio cam
paign speaking dates for becretary Knox
and Secretary MacVeagh of President
Taft's cabinet, were definitely announced
today. There has been a change In Sec
retary Knox'a program, and It has been
arranged that he shall apeak In Columbus,
November I. and at the final rally In Cin
cinnati, November &. Between November
t and I. Mr. Knox will be In Pittsburg, but
It Is not known hers whether he will speak
there or not. Secretary MacVeagh will
.-peak In Toledo November 1 and In Cleve
and, November S.
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