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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1884)
ATT A r\A 4V OMAHA DAILY BEE TUESDAY" . MAY 27 , 18 i. > MAX MEYER IMPORTERS OP AND JOBBERS OF DOMESTIC GIGARSJOBACCOS , PIPES sSIOBES' ' ARTICLES PROPRIETORS OF THE FOLLOWING CELEBRATED BRANDS : Reina Victorias , Especiales , Roses in 7 Sizes from $60 to $120 per 1000. AND THE FOLLOWING LEADING FIVE CENT CIGARS : Grapes , Thistle , Lawrence Barrett , Caramels , New Stan dard , Good Advice , New Brick. WT ? Will SEND FOR PRICE LIST AND SAMPLES. This cut shows n scctioniii view of our New Polar Air Dry Refrigerator , manut'ac- lured in this most perfect manner of Kiln-Dry lumber Charcoal Kill cd , Zinc Lined Galvanized Iron Shelve ? Black Enameled Trim mings Handsomely paneled , nnd designed for the wants- of a class of trade that re quires the best class of goods that can be made. We sba sell these Re frigerators at manufactur er's prices , with freight nd ded. You are respectfully invited to examine them. Compare prices beforn buy- - Respectfully , V. L. WIIIQET Manufacturer's A ent. 317 S' 13th St. , OMAHA , NEBRASKA. RICHARDS & CLARKE , W. A. CLARKE , Proprietors. Supermenderj t U. P. RAILWAY , 17TH & 18TH STREETS MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN WATER WHEELS , ROLLER , MILLS , Mill and Grain Elevator Machinery MILL FURNISHINGS OP ALL KINDS , INCLUDING THE Celebrated Anchor Brand Dufour Bolting Cloth STEAM PUMPS STEAM WATER AND GAS PIPE. BRASS GOODS AND PIPE FITTINGS ARCHITECTURAL AND BRIDGE IRON. o p o "Wo are prepared to furnish plans and estimates , and will contract fc the erection o Flouring Mills and Grain Elevators , Or for changing Flouring Mills , from Stone to the'Roller System UST'Eepecial attention given to furnishing Power Plants for nny pur pose , and estimates made for same. General machinery repairs attendee to promptly. Addrras RICHA.RDS & CLARKE. Om li > * -X * i tf G. H. WOOD & CO , , BUCCKWiOIUJ TO WE8TEIVN HTKASI HEATING CO. , IPHLTTHVIIIBEIIRS , STEAM AND GAS FITTEHS , 215 North 10th Street , bet. Capitol Avo. and fiMAWA M P R Darenport Street. Telephone No. 495. UIVI MII M , l > fl C. D COUNCIL BLUFFS. ADDITIONAL LOCAL NUWS , THE RIDE OF DEATH , Ai. Jones KilM at a Railway Crossing Near Mi.sonri . Yal.cy , Narrow Kttcitpo ol n Voting Imdy AVIio \Vns AVItlt lliin. A fatal accident occurred nt the mil way crossing on the SiouxCity rend , about n milo from Missouri vnlloy , Sunday after- loon. A yoinit ; tnnn named A. L. 'ones , who WAS in the employ of the end , was out riditiR in a buggy with a oung lady nixmod Miss Emmn Allen , of Dcnison. At the crossing there nro wo gfttcs , nnd these wcro supposed to bo loscdandjlockod , butit appears thnt the ast gnto wns not closed , the Inck being irokon. The other gnto was acuuroly astouod. Jay Jones was crossing the rack and discovered that the west gate vas securely locked , and at the saino iiuo hoard an approaching train. Ilo ricd to turn the horaca about and got oil' lit ) track , The horses became frightened nd before ho could got out of the way lin train was upon him , the engine triking the buggy , smashing it , killing 10 horse and inflicting such injuries pen JOIICB that death resulted in tlio ourao of two hours or BO. The young lady , when she hoard the rain approaching , hurriedly got ont of 10 bugi < y , and managed to escape unm- ured , and the young mnn could doubt- ess have saved his life , too , had ho bandoncd the tonm , but in trying to ontrol the horsca nnd got them out of 10 way also , the train caught , him. ones wns aged about in years and loaves mother and sister , but their whore- bouts are not exactly known. The mother lins boon living iu DCS \Ioincs \ , and the young man hnd lately i'iit money to her there to the amount of ' 7-1 , but slio had not called for it , and it oinains there subject to her order. The Jcs Moinea postmaster tologrnphs that 10 thinks she loft DCS Monies for Conn- 11 Bluff's some little tinio ago. The sis- cr of the young man , Miss Emma Jones , as for a time in the employ of the Jroadway hotel hero. The young man oft an insurance policy of § 1,000 in some ) ca Moines co-operative company , as ppcars from the papers found in his runic. His body is at Missouri Valley , nd nn effort id being in ado t" learn the whereabouts of the mother and sister , nd unless there can bo aomo tidings aincd , the funeral will bo hold this nft- rnoon at 4 o'clock , the railway company ttonding to the burial. A MEAN HUSBAND , AUcr HunniiiK Through With cil Property Ho Deserts Lliis Will * and Ualjlcs. A man named E. Boraat arrived here Sunday morning with a team , emigrant vagon , household goods , etc. Bia ivifo and two little children , ono a babe at ho breast , accompanying him. Ho was icro arrested on word received from Ida jrovo thnt ho had run away with mortgaged property. A man named 'Voeman huld a mortgage on the horses. The whole party , horses , wagons and all.wcro put by the ofliceas in the pound , nd were there to wait the arrival of the da Grove creditor and oflicera. Yestor- lay noon the man climbed over the high enco and skipped out leaving his wife and babies hero. The woman was well nigh heart brok en. Her story was that they had boon very poor and had worked hard , in order o i uep n team , without which they could not earn enough to support them , lo had boon obliged to borrow some nonoy. Ho told her ho had borrowed I'M , but she afterwards learned it was ? fiO. They concluded to leave Ida Groyo Hid go to where her parents resided in vtinaaa and ho told her ho hud settled up the debt except § 2 40 , which he would Bond batk to Freeman. After biting arrested hero ho acknowl edged to her that ho had not settled the nortgago. Ilo said ho waa nfraid that : h y would buck him up. and thim ho could do nothing to support the fuinily , mt she cheered him up with the idea t they would perhaps take the team and soil it , and give thorn what remained after settling thu mortgage. When ho deserted her , ho told her i would go up town after Bomo- thing , and getting over the fence diuap nearcd. She Rays ho had about $10 in Ill's pocket , whilu she ia left without with two babes to cnro for , and not a bit ol Food or any help out of her troublo. Shu is anxiously witting the mrival of the Ida [ Jrovo creditor in hope that olio may sot- tie with him in aomo way so as to got enough out of the property to got her t < her parents' homo in Kansas. A man who would thug ICHVO his family in xiich trouble , while ho skipped out , is certainly entitled to little considtratioi or sympathy , but the womnn , with the babusciingingtoher ! | , Bittinnldisconsi htoly in the pohco station , with no iiiom-y or friends , knowing not where to turn for help , presented certainly a sad picture. KK.ITS OK KEBT. TlioltncoH at tlio Driving Park Ojioi rlV.Duy. The spring running mooting of the Council Bluffs driving park open to-day Tlio entries are numerous and everything gives promise for a most successful am onjoyublo meeting. The following are the races on to-day's program : KacoNo. -Tlio ncrambto for n purse n MM. a'l ' ge , one mllo. l.t , ? 75 ; 2nd 837 3nl3l2W > 7 lUte No , U Club purse , 32W. All aoo ono mile and repeat , lot , $15 ! ) ; Uad , 87fij3f Haca No , 3 Urowera utabe. All ugeo , mllu and repeat. J15 entrance with SIC udiloJ. ' 'nd 50.00. 3d , t ) nvo stake. Keystone wiingetH down to $ i 0 < each. Davol & Wright. C01 Broad way. SoiurtlifiiK liir NotliliiK. Until further notice wo giro to oacl twentieth customer his purchase , whatever over the price or value of thy amo ma bo , Our canhior will keep an accurat record of every transaction and when th twentieth aalo of any amount is mode th purchaser will bo presented wi'h the sumo. Wo have adopted for the present this system of advertising becnusoil given our patrons instead of the newspapers the five per cent , which it coats us. Clothing retailed at yrholeanlo price * . Hats retailed at case prices Furnishing poods , trunks , bogs , umbrellas , etc. , etc. Kvtry twentieth customer presented with his purchase. MMV.UV Hum. llrnl K-unto Triumtorn. The following transfers wcro tiled May J0 ! , 1881 , and reported by I' . .1. McMa- lion , Council Bluffc : W. J. Maxwell to C. F. Young , part _ , j , nwj.30 , ron. . sioo. P. Judson to .1. W. Daniels , lot Jl block 1 , Judson'a add. to Ncola. § 10. 0. F. Ynunsr to llouben H.trlon , part se.l , nwl , 0 , 70 , - 3. § 1)50. ) , , . - , . ( Soorgo E. Blake to Agnes Folioin , e ] , sw } of 4 , and uw | nr | 1) ) , 70lil. . 1,000. Total aaloa , $1-1,090. At n mooting of the city council last veiling the question of paving the troot railway was brought up and dls- usa ° d nt length. No decision was cached and nn ndjoiirniuoiit was taken o Thursday evening. All members of Pollawattamio Grove , o. 23 , Ancient Order of Druids , nro ro- uuated to bo at Catlo'a hall this evening or instnllation of ollicurs. Those who mvo oignod application for the organic- ion of n now grove will moot nt the amo plnco Wcduosilny ovoning. AVnnt. of Knlth. If Seed oed It ia not for tlio wivnt of fnlth. Tlioy hnxo icli faith in Dr. llosankti's Cough and l.ung r'ruii ivs a roinedy for Colila , Goiismniitliin , nd hull ? ntroctonnthnt they \\ill yhu u liottlo roe to oacli nnd every ono who ia m need of u icdicliio of thla kliiil fartfoiil Post. . Ho wears n high collar , nud carries a mall cnno. Ilo wears tight-fitting trouaorannd car ies an eye-glass on his coat. Ho wears a broad brimmed high "Dnr- > y" hat , nnd wears nn expression of dia- ress. Ilo says , "Aw , ya-s , yo know , mo ) oy , " nnd when ho swears ho says "doin- ition" and "blarsted" with nn utterly English air that makes a straight-haired Vmerican sick. Wo trust ho will never so far forgot limsolf as to make believe ho is nn Anier- can citi/.on and uttompt to vote iu this ountry. Durkoo's Salad Dressing , A rcndy- iade , rich nnd delicious dressing for nil aladsot meat , fish or vegetables. Cheaper nd infinitely hotter than homo-made. Jnrivallcd as n tauco. Ought to 13o SUIiincd. 'ittaburg Chronicle. "la my shaving disagreeable to you , ir ? " a loquacious barber asked n custo- nor whom ho hnd been Haying nlivo. My wife would admire it very much , " ather indefinitely responded the man under torture. "Ah , " said the barber \ith great complacency , "ladies are of- en excellent judges of their husbands icing wpll Bhayed. " "And you think mine will suit , air ? " "No doubt of it in ho world. It was only this morning hat she bccamo angry because I told her " could not aflord to buy her a spring bonnet , nnd said I ought to bo skinned alive. " The barber lost himself in rellec- ion. B. II. Douglns & Sonn' Capsicum Cough ) ro | > 3 nro matmfuc'iiroil by UiomHolvoH , nnd ro the result of over forty yoara' oxporloiico In oinpoundinK uough medicines. mo-lli-Ilt. A Sin J | g oinotlvc. Washington Republican : Mr. Henry 3aso , of Oil City , Pa. , has juat completed ho smallest locomotive over made , it oing but eight inches long , and weighing mt n pound and a half. Three years iavo been devoted to its construction. Fhoro are 585 screws in the engine. The team gauge is but one-fourth of an inch n dianmtor , the check valvm In the lump nro ono sixteenth of nn inch in liiimetor , thn headlight ia only half an nch in width , povcn-uightha of nn inch ligh , nnd thrco-eightha of an inch long , [ 'ho fire is kindled by using o gill ol ilcoliol , which runu the engine for half tn hour. A Pollocninn Uracoil tip. D.KCollIns , incin'icr ' of jiolico , novo > ith ward , lloaclinpT , 1'a , , talltw this way : " .SiilForod BO- vornly from rhnimmtwn : nothing < llil mo any good till I tried 'Ihomnu' I flcctric Oil , H Iu it > loiunno to rocnuiiiinnd it " A Coii'ict valivo HiihlncMH Mnn , "Will you take mo to the opera to night ? " asked the wife of a prominent Now York banker. "WnJl , that depends , " replied the millionaire. "Depends ? Depends on whatl' said the lady. "It depends on Blocks and bonds nnd railroads and silver ininon and pipe line certificates , etc. , etc. My business is n peculiar ono , you know , my dear , ant what ought to bo aces may prove to bo deuces , " and thu two-cont-on-tho dollar man wont down town. Do It wllh PlriiHiiro. WnnelorBroH. , dniKnUta , of Waterloo , Town wrltos 'Wo can with pleuiuro say that Thum at tckctiicOil givoH Uio lioit Batlnfactlmi o onvlli'lmontwof.oll. . Kvcrylwdy who buy will Imvo no othor. Thh remedy U n certali euro for all nchaa , sprains nnd puinx. An Kl < > ( | iiiiit , BluilHtor , "How do you like the now minister ? ' , "I don't like him at all , " replied th deacon. "laitposaiblo ? Why , I thought In preached a very eloquent sermon " "That'ithotroubloj it wai too eloquent I couldn't caioti a wink of sleep through the whole of it. " IlorHford'H Add PhoHjihato. Decided Bonont. Dr. John P. WHKKLBU , Hudson , N. Y save : "I have given it with decided bon elit in a cuno of innutrition of the brail from the abuse of uleohol. " Jiftl TIlHIII "JtllHt , " Krom Worth ( Tex ) (3n7 tt . It every atook giuiblor in the Unitec Statfa would -'buHt" it would bo u goot thing for the Ouuntry , in morals as wol ua buaine 8 , Throw AwiiylllH Crutches. "Buffered from rhouinutltin no badly had t line crutchnH , hut throw tliftn away uftcr u | I/lying rlumai filtctrie Hit to mv llinlu.1 no\ feel butter ttuu I Invo for vearn , " V. It. Glbbn lin Uroot , Uulfalo , N. Y. MARRYINOTOR MONEY , A Snn I'ranclsco Mlltionnlrc Slnrrl n ( Jlrl l > \tiy Yonrn Youiiurr than San Vraiiclsco Call , Mny 21. Yesterday nfturnoon nt 1'JIO o'clock K. I. lild ! intlio millionnlro rancher , stock I peculator , i-nton-d lor the third time ' ipon the troubled sea of matrimony. The ; teem is such n well known H uroaround own that any description of htm i super- luous. Yistordnj * , however , ho Boomed o have lost n score or more of his well * oundcd years , so ni < ilo waa ho In his ovpry movement , and o buoyant liis pirits during the trying ordcnl. Thu now-nmdo bride , Miss Lillie 0. Bennett , is his junior by sumo forty years. She ii a pretty little domi-brunetto , of potlto figure and winsomu ways , the only duugh- tcr of an old MDor , A. A. Bonnutt , the architect , who planned the State O.ipitol at Sacramento. Three years ago nho vras * nuluated with honors from the High School , sinro when , being a young lady of accomplishments , aim lias become a jre.it favorite in society circles. Her Father is an invalid , and , lining mostly confined to his bed , she , for a lot ) ) ; time wat , hns materiality nidod him in his JUSU1CS3. Last year ho was ordered , for lis health's sake , to Los Angeles. Miss Lillie accompanied him , and it was dur- ng their stay there that aha first mot Mr , Baldwin. The ceremony yesterday wan performed it the residence of the bride's parents , No. 23113 California street. It was a strictly family parly , only u few of their uost intimatu friends being present ; but , intwithstanding that fact , the appoint- nontB for the occasion were most elegant. I'lio parlors , where the marringo service , vna performed , worn garlanded with 'ostooim of tunilax richly studded with ho bloom of bridal wreath , crimson and white japonicaa , English marigolds , nargueritea , pauaiua and awcet-ainolliii ) ; roses of every huo. Growing plants were neatly arranged in every corner , and each table and mantel groaned bo- loath its load of Moral bouity. Promptly it 1IO ; ! the wedding party assembled , the irido and groom in tiavolling dross , and .ho guests in demi-toilot. The beautiful narringo survico of the Episcopal cliuiuh vas then read by the Huv. It 0. Fouto , Heubeii II. Lloyd meanwhile mipporting 10 groom as beat man , and Alias Mary lorton doing similar service as brides- laid. When the happy couple had boon tado ana an adjournmoiit was had to the ining-room , whore a toothsome collation us served , and a ploasint hour spent in iseiiBsing the delicacies of the table and ecoiving the congratulations of friends. t 2:30 : au ravoirn were said , and , midst u lower of rico and a parting naluto from n old shoo , which Mr. Floyd throw with omarkablo prccission , the groom and his air brute hied them away on their honoy- loon. They left on the K.ist-bound . rain , and will return BOIIIU two months once , when n soncs of rocoptioiiH will be old at Mr. Baldwin'a residence , No. 1217 alifornia street. The groom's first wifp is still living in . liis city with her mariied daughter , Mm. ' \ > rd , at the old Baldwin house , No. 410 } 3cary street. A legal separation was' ' ixd some yonra ago , upon which a largo ortion of the community property , val- cd at over a million dollars , was settled n the lady. Mr. Baldwins , second wife iod BOino twelve months since. She wes a Miss Jenny Dexter , formally of Virginia City , and ono of Bovoral hand- omo Bisters , who were very well known n this city. In IHoO "Jlrqwii's Jlninclna I Troches" were ntniducod , nnd their HUCCOI-H IIH n euro for Colds , Connie. Afltlima , nnd Uronchitis , lmn eon unparalleled. Her Kli-Kt Itlilo in n 'UiiH. few York Mnil and ISxproaa. It is not given to us all to got fresh ox- lorioncos. Tliis is ono of tlio privileges f wealth. A lady of notorioua fashion vho has triumphed bravely over her lumblo past , describes graphically a ocent adventure in mid-day on Fifth > venue : "I had soon for n long time a queer lung tfoing up and down the avenue , and > ooplo climbing in and out through the lack , I thought finally 1 would BOO for nysolf what it meant. I'm rather fond jf doing odd things , you know , BO I got n. 1 was full of puoplo sitting facing mo another , exactly as they do in an English railway carriage. They made room for mo and I Bat down , BO amused , [ 'rcBontly thuro WBB u violent ringing of , ho boll. 1 looked all iiroiind to BOO what t meant. After nwhilo , the boll still ringing , my dear , u man auid to me : " 'You haven't puid your fare , ma'am. ' "I got out my pun-o. 1 didn't know what the faro W.LB , but I g.wo the man a lolhir , and thought that would certainly jo enough. Then the man handed it up .hrough a hole , and gave mo a queer lit- .lo paper back. I put it in my pocket .0 examine when I got homo. They give ono tilings now everywhere you know. Then tlio boll began ringing again. Such n dint Thun thuBUino man said again tone no : " 'You haven't ' paid your faro , ma'am ? ' ' "But 1 did. 1 gave the man a dul. ar. ' " 'No you didn't , ma'am. You put it nyour pocket.1 "It was the qucur little papur bag , my loar. I took it out , and the man tore the end oil' , look out live cunts nnd gave mo a handful of Hvu-cent pieces just us if lio'd boon a beggar. My dear , I'd been riding up Fifth avenue for five cents , Five cental Now did you over hour any thing quito no ridiculous ? " Tlio Helmut Structure < > n lOnrlh. The national monument at Washing ton , when finished , will bo the lofticat in the vwrld by about thirty foot , The towont of the cathedral at Cologne , just finished , have a height of B21 feet nnd 11 inches ; tower of St. Nicholas , Hamburg , 473 foot 1 inch ; cupola of St , I'etor'u , Homo , 40 ! ) foot 2 inches ; cathedral Bpiro at Strausburg , 47fi fept 11 inches ; pyra mid of Cheeps , 44 ! ) feet 5 inches ; tower of St. Stovon's , Vienna , 443 feet 10 in. cheaj tower of St. Martin's , Lindshut , 4ii ! foot 8 incliot ; cathedral spire at Freiburg , 410 feet 1 inch : cathedral of of Antwerp , 404 feet 10 inches ; cathedral of Florence ) . ! J)0 ! ) feotfi inohra1 St. Paul's , London , 3U5 fuot 1 inch ; cathedral tower at Magdeburg , ! J3I ! feet 11 inches ; tower of the now votive church at Vienna , 314 font 11 inches ; tower of the Huthhaus at Berlin , 288 fuel 8 inches ; towore of Notre Dame , Paris , 232 feut 11 inches Of American Btructures , thu Washington monument , Baltimore- 210 feet ; Bun ker Hill monument 221 feet ; Trinity Church , Now York , 281 foot ; St. Pat rick's Cathudrul , New York , to bo 330 fi-ot. drain & Promions , UOOUK'S BIOUX 01TV JUM8/ J , Y. PULLER , Commission Merchant o. S3 I'oarlStroit Oiuuoll Uluttt , Iowa. THE CHEAPEST PLAGE Iff OMAHA TO BUT One of the Boat and largest Stocks in the United State to select from. NO STAIRS TO CLIMB , ELEGANT PASSENGER ELEVATOR , Fine Healthy Homes , EETIRED AHD THE INVALID. Railroads , Street Cars Lines Will bring ihem from their homos to the Opera House. Postoffice , FIotelH and Depots in TJEZCsT Giving ( them the advantage of living on the suburban heights , with pure nir i , buautiful shade trees and P.nlts. pure Spring Water nnd Ibices , Graves and Scenery magnificent , which cannot be equalled. This ia a AND A PARADISE FOR ALL , RIGHT AT HOME. The Syndicate have arranged with with the railroad companies for a fine , attractive depot , where trains of the following roads will connect and stop : The Omiiliu B' lt Line Railroad Line , The Union Pacific Rail , way Tlio Missouri Pacific Railway , The Omaha and Republican Valley Railroad , The Burlington nnd Missouri River Railroad in Nebraska and the Cliicngo , Burlington nnd Quincy Railroad. All these trains will atop at the depot at the town site. Also at the Stock Yards. Beautiful trees have been set ont on the property nnd streets laid ont. LOTS ARE NOW ON SALE AT LOW PRICES & EASY TERMS. fl5"Apply at the Company's ollicc , cor. of 13th and Douglas streets , over the Omaha Saving's Bank. M A. UPTON , Assistant Secretary. TJ , S. DEPOSITORY. J. H. MILLARD , President. WM. WALLACE Cashier. Capital and Surplus , S45O.OOO. SAFE DEPOSIT VAULTS Fire nnd Buri'lar Proof Sufoa for Itont lit f m 85 to $50 per annum. < Zr > _ TIME TRIED AND FIRE TESTED. ! I SSoId with an Absolute Guaran- . S | § tee of llfilag the Finest and jfflost Perfect Goods iy. kind Ever LANGE & rOITIOK , 318-320 S. 13th tit. , near Farnam. ] Manufactured by the Michigan Stove Oo. , Detroit and OWcago.