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WINS IN WISCONSIN !
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-0ne of
the dicate that A. C. Shallenberger wins
r- Vh. urimarv -the Democratic nomination for gov
Ub of t m p. . ; ernor, with .Mayor Dahlman, of Oma-
, .'.kins in ha, second, and Geo. W. Bergs, of
join J- Jc, i I i.i nciiln. third. Governor Sheldon.
4'',W; V.f the state1 Republican, was unopposed for re-
, s"oS UKollette nomination.
., and Governor :.,,., ....... '.. ,,.,,.
r ,.inn carried the.- ' '..mvlimih iki.i'ti fe-
MT- . I Vnl I X
;! enoorwru .. . Tonopah, Sept. 2. Francis G. 1
Xewlands for senator, and George A. .
Hartlett for congress were nominated j
today by the Nevada state Democrat-jA
ic convention. K
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lirvail ill St. I'lllll
-" 'icoucr.ueu St Paul Sent. 2 Mr. Brvan was'
Nenl 1
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lir, ana Juu" '
tr. ;
KWX GOVKH.Wlt'
.-. Is conceded I
jjley. of ta ton m i- j u gt pau, fof a ghort tjm(J to(lay Hnd ,
seneral, has d e. ii-( 1Q 0,ch)cl for sloux Citv ;
Vr wins
ll.UOlt W.AIIIJi."
;. Incomplete re
iy's primaries in-
W lilto Itiver Junctiun
2. Complete returns '
yesterdays election slllP
following vote lor
l'rottth, K,.,.. s
Hurke, Hem.. ir.sc,;j
Macnus, tiiJ. League
Campbell, Prohi.,
Dunbar. Socialist. 4 711
The estimated falling' ff
in the republican vote is
somewhat in excess of the
reduction of the Democratic
vote. The Independent
League will have six member
in the house and the liem,,
crats elect a member of the
state senate L:r the first ti:e
in several years.
The plurality ;s the small
est in a presidential Year
since IS92, when it was onlv
lS.8aO. and was followed by
a Democratic National victo
ry, but it was larger than in
l.VSS and only slightlv les
than in 11100.
As Vermont is the first
state to vote during the pres
idential campaign there was
much interest throughout the
country as to the size el' the
Hepublican plurality.
GERMAN ACTION
MEANS CRISIS
SAY FRENCH
1 ans. Sept. 2. The action , f ('.,.
man; ln breaking up the concert ot
powers 111 regard to Morocco ami no
i fying the signatories of the V-o. i
ra act that she considered the situ
ation demanded the immediate ivi -ignition
of Mtilai llafid, the usurp
ing sultan of Morocco, has fallen like
a inmibsholl in Paris. A feeiinj ap
proaching iiinsternatitn is in:ir.,:Vst
d 111 ofticial circles, and the French
press is unanimous in considering
unit Germany's action will provoke
" possibility productive of an actual
crisis.
TAFT AND FORAKER
SHAKE HANDS ADMID
TUMULTUOUS CHEERS
LASTEKX MAXAOEK
OF IlltVAX CAMPAIGN'
New York, Sept. 2. " " -T.
Hudspeth, chairman of the New Jer-1 nounced today that he had been ap-!
soy state Democratic committee, an-1 pointed and had accepted the position
ol vice chairman of the National
Democratic committee and will lie
Eastern manager for Ilryan.
IDAHO llKPl Itl.K'AXS
I'Olt IXK'AL OPTION'
lloise. Sept. 2. After 11 long de-
me nopuiiiican state convention
today adopted a platform with 1
county local option plank included
but the direct primary was killed
.ominations for state officers will
tie made this afternoon.
Toledo. Sept ; . . H.l-e
Senator Fornk. , met' for
tune since the Republican
convention li day. and 1
created a hurricane f c hoc
shook hands in the ot tidal
stand as the Grand A,,v ,
passing, ami long alter 'tin
umcu tneir seats the chci
tinned.
Ta ft arrived toda fro
Hass. after a somewhat roti
the water, and during the
was the centre of a public
at the Lyceum theatre urnl,
Pices of the Lincoln Club.
As tlte parade nf v. .t.
Taft and
the List
National
lie sc, ne
I'S. They .
reviewing
arade was
two had
ring con-j
111 Middle'
ih trip on -nlternoon
recepl ion
r the aus- j
Washington was can-led by Joseph
Dickoisou, who, after many men had
been shot under It at ANiietam, seiz
ed the flag and was promoted to a
captaincy on the field for bravery,
his sllouldorstraps being sewed 011 by
President Lincoln.
G. li. Itourdtiiali, commander of
the department of Washington and
Alaska, explained with pride bis be
ing at the tiead of his command, slat
ing that the Maine reunion, originally
set for September I. had been post
poned until September in that he
might be among bis old comrades.
The streets were packed with hii-
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FAMOUS BIG TREE '
1 GROVE DOOMED
BY FOREST FIRE
I.A I'LST 111 I'OIIIS INDICA'I I-:
THAT KXTUSK GltOVi: MAY UK
WIPKI Ol T or KXINTLXt'l:
MKX AHV. IIKlioie.
ALLY TO STAY I'KOtiKLSS ol'
l'l.AMKS
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ALWAYS THE BEST-STANDARD PATTERNS
Ml Suits
90S st
and
pledged by all who know that we are leaders in
nd Coats. We are. today prouder than ever of
play of style and assortment.
mention the well known and absolutely the best suits worn by the American
Vooltex" and "La Vogue" Suits measure up to this high standard of quality.
pver surer of giving such entire satisfaction as with this season's purchase.
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and prices are compelling. An early selection will secure the most desirable
ur Purchase stands the unfailing guarantee of style, qualityjand fit.
New shades of green, brown,
garnet blue, and mode stripes
the reviewing stand they were bom
barded with flowers by the women of
Toledo, and emerging from the floral
shower they were greeted by an im
mense human flag made up of nearly
three thousand children. The old
soldiers saluted tlte picture and many
waved bats and hands.
The flag of t lie department of
JOSEPH BENSON FORAKER.
manily to a degree that It was almost
impossible to niovo on the Hldewalks,
and It is estimated Hint there are
lftO.OOO visitors in the city.
Salt Lake will most likely be se
lected tor the next encampment.
Sonora. Cal., Sept. 2. A
telephone message via lllg
Trees hotel today reports thai
the forest tire which broke
out yesterday and threatened
the big tree grove last night
Is believed to be under con
trol. There is reliable Infor
mation that It did not get in
to the grove where are locat
ed the mammoth specimens of
seiiuola glgautea trees. The
report that the ".Mother of
the Forest." a giant dead
tree, was burned is not con
firmed and not believed.
Hard fighting last night only
saved the lllg Trees hotel
from destruction, and while
many visitors are encamped
In the vicinity of the grove
110 tammies are reporterd.
Jjitor News Worse
As was feared, a high wind sot 111
and the fire now threatens to sweep
everything before it. At noon It was
burning under a strong breeze. The
prostrate "Mother of the Korcst" is
burning fierrely, and the men are '
displaying great heroism in lighting
the flames on account of the love of
the old monarcha of the forest.
Manager Wbltesldes, of the hotel,
Is packing his belongings preparatory
to leaving.
It Is reported that mountain lion
and deer nro seen running aide by
side, paying no attention to ea.'h oth
er and intent only on saving their
lives.
OMAHA DOCTOR
WAS SLAIN RY
UNKNOWN PERSON
MITCHELL FINE
REMITTED AFTER
SENATOR'S DEATH
Suits from
$16.00 to $60.00
Coats from
$10 to $50
Offering you opportunity to be most
modishly costumed at a very
reasonable cost
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Omaha, Sept. 2. Dr. Frederick T.
Riisllu, one of the famous surgeons
of the West, was shot and killed
while entering his home early today,
lie had remained out late to get the
election returns, and his wife, awak
ened by the pistol shot, rushed down
stairs and found !r. Kuslln sitting
In a chair on the porch. He said he
had been shot and lapsed into 1111-
onsciousness, dying half an hour lat
r. The first theory of the police was
that Kuslln committed suicide, but
is no pistol was found and from the
fact that the surgeon probably would
have shot III nisei f in the heart or
head, the murder theory was accept
ed. No clue to the assassin has been
.llscovered.
Portland. Sept. 2. Conlendlng
that .Hie t'nlted Stales dlslrlct attor
ney was not warranted In attempt
ing to collect the $1000 fine against
the late Senator Mitchell In connec
tion with the land fraud case, Justice
Wolvorton handed down a decision
today vacating the fine Imposed In
addition to the Jail sentence.
Mitchell died while his appeal was
pending in the supreme court.
WIIKAT MAitivKTS
Chicago, Sept. 2. Wheat dosed:!
September. !I7'4; liecemhcr, IHi '1, :i
May. $1.0ii4 (11 a.
Portland, Sept. 2. Wheat is unchanged.
SERIOUS FIRE IN
BIG LUMBER YARDS
f'N'vcland. Sept. 2. Kin lirokc
j cmt loriuy in the fxtcnslvi luinlx-i
i yards of the Sanlna w Hay Ijiiilmt
U'ntniiany ami 8rcad with Ki'iat la
pidify. 1 lie rcnlral viaduct leading
from the rant tn u went side t in
imminent danger.
PROMINENT BUSINESS
MAN COMMITS SUICIDE
SCALDED WHEN
ENGINE EXPLODED
Salt Lake, Sept. 2. An engine
drawing the west bound pnsseuiier
on the Denver ft Ulo tirande railroul
blew up at Thompson's Springs to
dny. Knglueer Lund and Fireman
Itedwell were badly seal. led. and the
holler was blown clear of Hie tracks.
No passengers were Injured.
CANADIAN PACIFIC'S
LOSS IS HEAVY
Winnipeg, Sept. 2. The
loss to the Canadian Pacific
rollroad by washouts east of
here will 11 in o ii ii I to Irom one-
half lo lhree-iuarters of a
million dollars. Five passen-
ger trains were wrecked, but
no one was serioiiHly Injured.
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J PA.KSh: ST.YTKNMAN
IS CIC ITU 'ALLY
ILL
Toklo, Sept. 2. Marsha! Inoiiyc,
one nf the itmut I n f 1 j.ii 1 1 n I i,t li,,. ..1.
dor statesmen of Japan, Is critically
111. He Is IIOl eXPCelefl ip t over.
Potalo bugs on the rails at Liiy
Lane, Conn., stalled eight trolley
cars nf excursionists, hound for Luke
Compounce yesterday. In splti of
the terrific, slaughter the bugs held
possession until the car men could
sand the truck.
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' dispatch liiiin (IiMH-m'tdwn t.ulay says
ilia! S. A. Kt'Kh'.v, a proiiiiih-in jih -r-
(liaiit. coinmiltt'il Hiihidi' t hTf hy !
slitini ini:. He was ih out liifii t in luilui
and (')iun li work and l-av H a Widow I
and live ( jildnn.
PACIFIC FLEET SIGHTED
AT HONOLULU
Honolulu. Sepi :. Thi
I'. ii .li. Li . . lo a.e, In i;,-
Wihi citti.i. iiiol i mil ma ml
id by Hear .. Initial Swln-
ii line, w ith -even 1 ol p im ,
lioath in toA. w.is -ighied aii-
proai hiiiL- ilns port at In
o'i h.i k t his in it iilnic.
SEARCH FOR BOOIES"
IN PENOBSCOT BAY
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