THE ( XMAIIA DAILY BEI , MONDAY , NOVEMBER 3 , 1890.
4 A BOARD BILL FOR A CORPSE
A Collection of Good Storiw About Men find
Other Animal' .
CHARGED THE GOAT WITH LARCENY ,
jnctr Ailvrnltirc of ft Clilcneo Hilly
A > | IIM tt'r.o Mvcs nn Huts
Jlils Mnnkry Went
toClitircli ,
A phnstly story Is told o ( Ann Colcy , the
woman for \vtlo o munlcr nt Xc\v \ I'ortland
lirtt April , Michael \V. N'ortoti wn recently
onvlctcd , MIJS u I5t i'cr ( , Mo. , dispatch to
the GloboDc'tnocnit. 3t is relntci that a ycnr
or uvoiigo she'wiw cr.giiKcJ by thoto\n to
tiikocaruof nsiuli innti , n jiaupw , utu stlpu-
suni perinotitli , at her own liouso. The
pntlcnt lliiKtrcil through the full , 1m t illctl
coM weather cntnc on. Then , ns the
, itntcaJof notifylriK llio aiitliorl-
ties nnd having Iho funural urrnnj.'Ctl , Mrs.
C'olcyvlio llvutl In a leinote siot ] , fur from
tliu village , packed the body inlco ami snow
niul kept It thus preserved viiHll spritiR in
C01vr to got so miiny months' extra pay for
board niul altcniliiiico , U'lio truth of the
story , vMch only c.iino out recently , is
vouched for by many respectable people.
Pallrvimm t'ronlii was on Ccttiigo Grove
Rvciinc , Chicago , the other night when ho
heard a noisons though someone \vas break
ing Into a barborshop. Ho found n largo
hilly goat worklngliitlustrlousiy to butt down
ho door.
The goat luil split one of the panels and the
friulitfiu'd oirnptmt.1 ot the ImlltlliiK could ho
iron [ iccrliiK' throiiKh thu curtains , ya.vs a
dlsp.iti'hto . the HI. Kouls Itcpuhllo. A long
rope was attached to the gout's neclt and
Cronln Irioit to take the animal to the sta
tion , but the beast resisted. lie mailo a rush
nt the ofilccr and struck him in the leg's with
his lioms. After a lively struggle Cronln
Mirceudcd in tlniuKliiu' the neat to n patrol
box and summoned help. The goat was then
tali HI to thu station house la a wi onvhero
JJo'k Scrifuant 1'rlin , on the ailvlcc of Officer
Cronin , liookcil him for burglary nnd resist-
hifjati ollicc1. ; An nour Intor.wlie.i Vogulor ,
thu owner of the gout , culled nt the station ,
ho found the animal trying to chew oft the
bawof a cell door.
On cnit Vdanii strcot , tuii city , resides
John Qulncy Adams , n widower iiRcd sixty-
llveycnra , who for a lonir tlino has been sur-
vivlnp on noni'lilinicnt received from the
meat of rats , which lie catches In traps dis-
trilmtod throughout his neighborhood so
thickly that Ills catches enable him to use
none but thccbolrc.stf.it young ones , which
ore decapitated like a chicken , skinned , and
prepared by the old fellow llkou housewife
would n&iiilrrol. | f > ays a Munrlc , Intl. , dispatch -
patch to the Globo-Deinocvat. The old ones
not so line are boiled down for lard with
\vlilchtoinixhisploand bread dough. When
nucstloned , the old fellow stated that a IOHR
tlr.c ago ho concluded , if Cliiniinien could eat
rats he could do likewise ; hut his wife and
children objected , and until their departure
ten years iio , ho was deprived of the meat.
Of the meat lie says : It Is as line as any
wild Kiln | ° to bolmd. Ilo delights In showIng -
Ing the nig/ ! ones when captured , to his col
ored widow lonnnt , who occupies a part of
the house. Adams , with his family of six
children , moved hero twenty-seven years ajjo
from near 1'hiun ' , O. , a wealthy man hut soon
lost what ho had In the collapse of a machine
* hop. Since then his \vifo tiled , Ills children
arc iiinrrlol and ROIIC , some ho Untnvs not
where. It Is thought by many , poverty has
driven him to hk awful diet , hut ho boast-
liigly relates how easy It Is to llvo on his
rent , JI.'JO a week , nnd save inonoy. The old
mini's prcMCitt sickness , which he calls la
pvlppe , caused the ahovo dfscovery and ol
that uf the awful lilthy uuurtcr.s , ho occu
pies. _
A pet monkey attended the services at a
thuivh la this city on a recent Sunday ,
Jocko looked around hi a comical way and
leaped upon a window , says the Savannah
Ne\\s. lie sut therefor a moment , attract-
InK the attention of everybody around.
Ho looked up at ttio choir and measured the
distance between his porch and the pallory ,
nnd for an Instant seemed to have a mind to
HO up among the singers. Hut it was too
\ IOIIK a jump , and Jocko sprung down on the
b'ldc ' of a pew. Then ho started up toward
the altar , .skipping from pow to pow. The
Indies hurriedly pot out of his way. Ono
y oim K man ducked his head to lot the animal
Koovcr him , but Jocko lit squarely on his
nack and startled tbo wonhipner. Joclco
was startled , too , but ho kept going on until
ho reached tbo ehaiKcl.
A fljliiK Icaptook him on the altar rail ,
nloiiK which ho skipped alt the way across
the church , Tlio clergyman paused and the
hcxton run up with a lonp pom and poked nt
the intruder. Jocko started back across thu
rail on the run. From n rail ho Jumped to a
pew back nnd up Into n window and then i
out , to tlio great relief of thecongregiillon.
I read with much Interest in your last
Issue , In Mr. Ite'd's ' conimunicatlon , Iho following -
lowing passage , writes a correspondent of the
London Spectator : "I observed a curious
thinK OHO day lately. Some food liy some
Rood Christian had been thrown out to tin
f tarvlug birds , when u rook cuino down anil
How hack to where ho had left another rooli
sitting hi a very weak looking condition , ant
fed her with what hu had picked up. This hi
did twicula my sight bcforo taking anything
to himself , "
I had sonic thno previously received fron
a correspondent In \ \ ales , a stranger to me , i
precisely similar account of another of thesi
birds. "Ono day , in the bitterest of tlu ,
weather , when I am sure our friend , tbo root
I have spoken of. was indeed reduced to pfiv.v
cxtremitiestho bird nevertheless perfonnei
the following good deed ! It picked up a hi
of bread , carried it to another rook , , whlcl
tat oa the ternieo wall , too shy to conn
nearer , and fed It tbere. Nor was this aftcj
b < n ing Hntisilcd its owu huugcr , for It Imi
only last alighted. "
When 1 put this llttlo story down I had i
misgiving that any one who might read I' '
would bcarcoly bo disposed to uollevo it , a ;
bcvonil credibility. 1 was therefore mud
grit tilled , at having so boon afterward sect
" such an exactly similar fact recorded in cor
roboration of It , us above. It was , indeed , :
think , u very touching incident , and one t <
make every one , 1 should hope , who reads It
luivo much good feeling for all God's ' crca
turos , "
_
They hnvo snakes in Florida. They an
'not iticatlonedln tbo real e.ituto advertise
moiits , but they go with the real estate Jusi
the same , mul likewise with the water , say :
tbo Now York Sun , A young man who ha :
pone down there to escape any cool weathe :
that may strike hero this winter was ou
boatlm ; on the St. John's river with a friem
on a recent oveninir , and. seeing a llttlo trill
utary coming Into the main stroain beneath i
pietmvsqwo aUlo oWcypresses , they decidet
lo exploni it. They bait rowed but a shor
distance when the creek narrowed so thai
there was barely room to propnl the boat am
none to turn it , and an undergrowth of bush
cs lump so low as lo almost touch their frees
A iH'culiar rust ling caused tbemlo ship thei
oar.-i and listen. The nolso was overhead. 1
was made by snakes. Ttio.v had got Into i
regular ues > t of serpents. The banks \vcr
alive with thorn ; the undergrowth wn.
festooned with them ; Ibcy wvrucruwlliiprimi
squlrining on every hund ; they were ilui ;
llngilojoto their licadsi they weiv wrlgglini
throiiKh the witer long sntike3shortsnukw ,
harm.ois snakes , \wison \ snakes , fat snakes
lean snakes , ugly siuilicn.liuysnulies.nn . uvbo
of iniUorhtlizca deleriuia tromcni. The twi
oarsmen glanced at each other lor a second
then bcmtlng low and moving cautiously
they rowed tlieir boat , stern foremost , bac !
lo the St , John's river. Until they rcaehe
the more open water neither of thorn spok
and they have no ivcollecllon of breathinj ;
They do not row tbero any more.
The king suako is the wonder of si
ophidians. A diminutive ipccliuen scarce !
more thua thrco feet la length , yet the llttl
fellow is to active , so wary , and' Iseudowe
with such' rare imiclc that , as his naino lit
plies , hols truly mul uiuimjtlouabiy the kin
of tbi } family ,
I was out after pctvurlc ) , or muik hog !
and sut down \uijcr u brnch of cliapnrra
near a btrcain of w.itcr , to rest and to cat.
bit of lunch , writes a Port Davis , Tex. , coi
respondent of Iho 1'ulluduipulu Tiuiei '
\Vlillo thus employe J Iwrvssomcwnut startle :
lo ace u moccasin cotno daahlng through tl ;
grata within a ccuplcof yards of me , nutlpo
dn.iMiiK bead over heels , so to spi'ak , splash
Into the water. After him , like n shot , was
an elongated streak of bright green. In no
went , too , and then I knew there was fun in
store. The water was a sort of pool , without
much of an inlet or outlet , and unless by
going across sand and rocks or by coming
back on shore again , ncltncr combatant could
escape.
Huro enough , after racing and tearing
around In the pool like mad , both pursuer anil
pursued emerged from the opposite side , and
proved lo bo , as I thought , a cottcntnoutli
moccasin and a rather small king snnkc. The
latter was after the other , however , and be
fore the Idg fellow gave up theraco orcr.uld
throw himself into an attitude of defense the
klngsnako upon him. The solo and en
tire power of the latter reptllo lies In hit
wonderful constilcting abilities. He 1m no
fangs , r.o poison , nothing to attack or ilefond
himself with save his cell , but these nro so
tnarvelously powerful and so terrible- com
pressing that nothing In tlio iiulmal or reptile
world , accoidlng to stec , can begin to com
pare with him for this special quality.
No sooner had the moccasin stopped and
turned to defend himself than like lightning
his enemy Jumped upon him nnd proceeded
to squeeze the life out of his ugly carcass ,
Tlchcr and Uglier grew the cells , always ar
ranged so the big one could not strike , and
pretty soon the king's ' body was nearly lost
tovluwso slender had It grown from con-
stilctiou , and so deep was ho In the fat ilesh
of the moccasin , it looked llko a green
cord wound tightly around the latter's body.
At last the moccasin ceased resistance and
allowed his body to hang loose nnd Inert.
I "or ton minutes longer did the lilngsnalio
hold his grip , then gradually loosened It , but
always ready to resume his squeezing should
his enemy exhibit any nigns of life. Finally
ho uncoiled himself entirely , saw the moc-
c'tisln was no more , turned his hack on the
scene , and wcntglldliiK through the brush.
In seine parts of TC.WJ IdiiK snakes arc
quite numerous. In the lowlands nnd es
pecially in the meadows and river bottoms ,
they nfo found In great numbers , Is'obo'ly
harms them , neither whites or negroes , and
even Mexicans seem to understand their
good qualities , for they seldom If overkill
one. when soldiers are in camp ami Hud a
Kreat many hlng snakes In the vicinity.
thov know It Is a good sign , for poisonous
snakes will steer clear of that locality , ar/1
never visit It while there ia one of the royal
brccil about.
A DIkenHi ! Unaccountably I'revnlr-nt.
Tbo prevalence of ailments attributable to
ml.isnutic poison In the air that people
breathe , and the water they drink , Is well
nigh unaccountable. Not alone in pestilential
swamps , badly drained suburban district , and
marshes exposed to the sun's rays by the
receding tide , Is the scourge of humanity
found. I2von In great cltic' * , healthfully
located , skillfully sewered , well looked after
In every respect in a sanitary way , wo iltul
innlarlii. Its presence Is often Inexplicable ,
but Its attacks nro always preventable. The
protector Is Hosteller's Stomach Hitters ,
Tlio erndlcator hears the same name a name
known to thousands throughout our broad
land and elsewhere as a synonym of relief ,
prevention and euro of the Insidious disor
ders In its abominable phases chills and
fever , bilious remittent , dumb ague and ague
cake , as well as others. Nor Is the uitters
less effective for Indigestion , kidney com
plaint , biliousness nnd rheumatism.
A.PTKII THIS UUISh.
An Kncnimler AVIiluh Jlrouglit Many
Fatalities in IIH Train
The suicide of Major Nortnnnii , of the
Gorman army , which occurcd recently ,
was said to he duo to an unpleasant
scandal involving his morals. JJut wis
tlmt the real reason for the Hclf-iiiurder ?
This Kiileido is the end of a Ion. ) , ' train
of suicides and sudden dciiths , nil of.
which seemingly litid their origin in a
duel which took place at Nlcoln.January
of 18S8. anil in which the two principals
were Bnroii Von I'leseon and a well
known Uolginn sportsman.
Ono inorningwhilo ceorcisiiiff hlshorso
on tlio Hippodrome of the Var , at Nice ,
the Italglun saw ono of his friends , Uorr
Oulschlnger , a Berlin sportsman , walk
ing along with abstracted air. Ho
accordingly galloped up behind him.
whisked oil' the Gorman's hat by way of
a pleasantry nnd cried. "Woll Gurinnn.
why don't you say good morningl"
What He IT Oelschlngor thought of
this pleasantry will never ho known ,
but Huron Von Plcssen , who was walkIng -
Ing with Oolai'hlugor , supposed it was
meant for an insult , and guvo the lel- !
ginn a tremendous blow in the faco.
Seconds were appointed and u duel
was ut once arranged. The Belgian In-
Hlstod that the conditions ol the duel
should ho as sovcro us possible.
It was finally decided that the encounter -
counter should 1)0 ) with pistols , nnd that
the duel should ho fouglit in Herr Ool-
Bchlngor's dining-room. In order that
the seconds might not bo arrested or
suspected , each of the adversaries wrote
a loiter to his second saying that ho
was about to kill himself , and this waste
to bo used in enso ono or- the other fell.
Tlioduel entnoolT , and Baron von Wesson
was killed br a ball in his forehead at
the very first lire. His adversary was
unhurt , All the participants kept silent
about the affair.
But In 18S ! ) the fatality which lias
pursued every ono connectcil with this
singular duel began to wnrk.
First ono of the second * , n lieutenant
of Uhlans named Stoininatz , killed him
self , vastly to the surprise of hie
friends , who supposed him perfectly
' > y. This suicide- took place curly
in IBM ) . Early In this year two othoi
seconds , Kerr Oelsclilagur nnd the VI'
conito do Juineilho died suddenly. Last
November the llolghin who killed Von
Plcssen in the duel announced that he
was tired of life , and killed himself with
a bullet in the breast.
And now the suicide of Major Nor-
inann , the fourth and hist of tlio seconds ,
closes the dread tragedy , which was
begun in anger nnd for a trivial matter.
fcyrit l > of riRS ,
Produced from the laxative and nutritious
s
juice of California HRS , combined with the
medicinal virtues of plants known to bo mosl
benctlclal to the human system , acts gently
on the kidneys , liver and bowels , effectually
cleansing the system , dispelling colds nmJ
headaches , and curing habitual constipation ,
Two Months In the "Sweat lox. "
0 Clmrloy McCarthy , fourteen years old ,
who wns confined in the "sweat box" at
the state reformatory under Stiporin
temlont Nicbeckor , was brought before
the committee to investigate thochargcf
of Inhuman cruelty toward him , A mon
pitiful and slfocking bceno wnf
never witnessed in this city , payi
a Providence , 11. I. , dispatch to tlu
Chicago Herald. McCarthy was liviii
and weak , and death seemed imininout ,
Tlio committee wns horrified and a *
sorted that it would not listen to a won !
uttered by a child in the helpless physl
cal condition of young McCarthy ,
"Why , you must take that boy homo , '
'Cliairman "Wilson ' 'for is
said , no nol
able to testify. " The parents ofthoboj
insisted tlmt lie should ho allowed to toll
thostoryof his confinement forslxty-twc
days In the dnrlc cell known as
the "sweat box. " The chairman of the
committee administered the oath ,
Young McCarthy was too weak to hold
out his hand. Tlio mother and fnthci
hold up his arm for him. His hand ,
when liberated from tholr hold dropped
helplessly to his side. "You must tala
Unit child homo , " said the committee
"for wo don't want to urnkn any examl
nation of him now. "
11 The three outlets of dlscoso are the bowels
the slnn , and the Uldneys. KcKulato their uc
tiou with the best purifying tonic , UurJocl
Blood Hitters.
A Mustache Trainer.t"
I saw the other day in n gentleman *
furnishing store in Now York what t <
mo wns a curiosity , writes u correspond
out of the Olobo-Uomoornt , It was i
'S. pinto of thin moUxl , shaped like tin
'S.d upper line of a , mustneho , nnd under
10 ncath another plato fitted to ltor rathe
closed on It , by means of hinges and a
ela'p. It was a nuiHtnchc traiiior. \ on
arranged your mutiu'hi in the most ap
proved style ju t before you go to bed ,
cliisp Iho trainer down on It , mul It Is
thus held In iilneoiill night and wHUtuy
in proper shaiia most of the next diiy , if
you don't disarrange it when washinp
your face. How thu men who use the
trainer inimngo to keep their fieesclemi
without disarranging iholr musluchog I
did nut luitrn , but one uf the clerks in
the furnishing s-loro told me that ho
thought they washed their faces with a
wet towel. The invention Is from Purls ,
and thoy.sny a good many are already In
use in I ew York.
Vnn Houton'9 Coioa Largest sale In the
world.
DOG.
lie Cleverly Outwits Custom liouso
Ofllccrq by IlKllntr In n. Hod ,
Ono of the cleverest dogs is the hereof
of a rcmarkiihro adventure , lie was
moat highly prized by his master , who ,
having trained him with the utmost
care , frequently intrusted him with val
uable packs of luce.
Thu custom hoii'-o odlcors linvinjf got
Fcont of him on one occasion determined
to bo at his iniiMlur's cottngo when ho
came in with a valuable packet. Ac
cordingly , when it grow dark two of
their men presented themselves at the
; 'ottnjo ; and hinted their intention of ro-
( mining there to watch.
All was quiet and peaceful , and the
; inugglor's wife lmdo thorn enter , and
vith a perfectly unmoved mien oon-
Inucil preparing the salad nnd colTeo
or the evening meal In duo course
if time the husband nppuired with the
iaino innocent expreshlon of countenance
, s that worn by his wife , but without his
; sunl attendant dog. This , however , was
10 surprise tp the excise men , and they
vaitcd for the expected dog ; but when
imo parsed and no dog appeared they
bought they must be on a wrong scent ,
nd departed.
\Vlth the closing of the cottage door
behind their evening's guests a change
: amo over the faces and talk of the hue-
iiind ami wife. Anxious looks were
blloweil by words of wonder tit the non-
uppcaranco of their dear dog : but as the
husband decided that it would bo folly
Jor Loth to sit up through the night to
bo ready for him , and the wife betook
lorself upstairs to bed.
As she entered the room a somewhat
immuil appearance about tbo bed nt-
.racled her notice , and raising the cov
erlet she. found , to her Hiirpriso and de
light , the smuggling dog stretched lint
out , his puck of precious lace as safely
strapped lo him us when fastened there
by the hands of his muster's accomplice
on tlio oilier side of the border.
Ho must have arrived about two hours
before , and , recognizing strange voices
in the kitchen , crept stealthily past tlio
door while tlio strangers were occupied
ivith their pipes , mounted the stairs nnd
Innlly hid himself and his packet under
the coverlet of the bed.
French I'lij-8lolaii8 Favor a Device for
Dun 1'nctts.
PAUIP , Nov. 2. Physicians look with favor
upon the invention for relieving dealncss ,
which was recently Introduced hero by II. A.
Wales of Bridgeport , Conn. , and say it is un
doubtedly the highest development which
science has reached towards aiding the deaf.
How to Vote Atiaiiist Prohibition.
It is not necessary to have both proposi
tions "for" and "against" prohibition or
'for" ' and "against" license on any ticket.
The nfllrmatlvo or negative proposition on
either of the amendments Is snfllclcnt.
KILLED Ills r.VTIENT.
Brutality of a Nur.se In a New York
Hospital.
II. U. Lawrence , a trained nurse in
Bcllovue hospital , Now York , varied the
monotony of his lifo the other day by
killing a patient. The victim wns John
Williams Sprnguo , thirty-six years old ,
a driver of u brewery wagon , says a dis
patch to the Chicago Herald. Ilo was
found in delirium tremens and taken
to Bollovuo. Ho was put in charge
of Dr. Stewart Paten and Trained
Nurco Laworomie , Sprnguo was so
violontthat he had to bo manacled ,
placed in a straight-jacket and tied to
Ills cot. Ho wns connned in the prison
ward. Dr. Paten proscribed a sedative
for Sprnguo and retired , leaving
instructions to the effect that the
medicine should bo administered
once every hour. About the
middle of the forenoon Sprngne
resisted the nurse's treatment so stub
bornly that Dr. Paten wns cnlloi again.
Lawrence raised Spragno's head and
tried to force the incdiclno into his
mouth. During the struggle Sprague
called Iho nnrso vild mimes and spat in
his faco. Thereupon Lawrence , who is
big follow , lost his temper and struck
Sprnguo thrco tremendous blows full in
tbo fucc. The first two blows crushed in
the patient's nose and blood spurted
ever the poor man's clothing and ran
down lo his shirt bosora. The third
blow cut a deep gash ever Sprnguo's left
oyo. "Stop , stop , " cried Dr. Palon ,
Lawrence stopped at the third blow.
Another nurse wussontfor and Sprngno's
wounds were bandaged. Ho sunk intc
an insensible state , and two hours after
ward ho died. Dr. Paten reported the
occurrence to Warden Walton , who soul
for a policeman. Lawrence wasnrresteil
and taken to Yorkvillo court.
The conselousncss of havlni ? a remedy a
hand for croup , pneumonia , sere throat , and
sudden colds , is very consoling to n parent
AVIth n bottle of Ayor's Cherry Pectoral It
the house , ono fcols , In such coses , a sense o
security nothing else can give.
Mnrr'cil on Ijand unit Hnu.
Mary Elizabeth Ilyncs , a wealthy
woman with an unusual history , died
under the surgeon's knlfo late tlio othoi
night In the Now York hospital. The
contest over Mr. llynos' will was one o
the most novel cases , pohaps , over before
an American court. Mrs. Ilyncs
was married , according to tlu
testimony , to her husband IK
loss than thrco times within ton
days , and yet the relatives sought tc
break the will on the ground that she
was never legally his wife , nays a New
York special to the Chicago Tribune.
During Iho summer of 1671 Ilynes took
passage on ono of the steamers for a trij :
to Franco.Vhllo at son ho met for the
llrst tlino Mary Ellztibeth Willis. They
became acquainted , and it was not long
before the wealthy gentleman asked hoi
SANTA CL ADS SOAP.
ou\si\ME vrftjy 'TIS SvlTA CL/\U& / ? ,
THE F
/\SGOQD \
So IT'S jtjE
.sro/il ?
CHICAGO
rUHKS AM ) IMtnVUN'TS
Colds , Sore Throat , Bronchitis , Rheumatism , Neuralgia ,
Inllnmnmtloii of tlio I.iuiKs , Kidneys ami < * clitcn ! , Chilblains Kruit lutes , Tootliacho. Headache ,
I'ulmln the llnck , Clicat iiml l.lmbunJ ulltiiu uiuul
OF TAK18S GQLD.
1 application nf K.YDWAV3 UK MV linMIll' , lollio part * n.Teo o I will ItHtnntly rolloro unit roon
lie sultt-rcr Intcrnalljr In clo-iM uf from tlility tuslTty ilrnp , In half 11 tiimbli'r uf tin tor. It. Kill rum In
romiiont ! " . CriiiiiiH. Himmi , Simr Stmiian'i. Colic. Ktntiiloni ! . ' . llrtrtlmrn. Dlarrhuan. Sk'k Ili'mlnclie ,
n. VnmltliiK , Colil riillN , NVrvuinim i , Slcoak'1 iiu-s , anil nil inlmiil | > : ilns. M ccnli it buttle. Fur
tl > rui ! l9tii. HAI\VAV A. Co. . it ! Wiirreu St. . N. V.
to become his wife , and she consented ,
lie suggested that they bo married at
oncebut us thoretvnsno minister- board
the ship to perform the ceremony , the
nmrtnr of the vessel read the marriage
service that bound them together. In
Paris the tccond marriage was cele
brated. Thu tenth day after they were
( irst married they reached London ,
where to miilu1 sure that they were
legally married a third wedding oc
curred according to the rites of the
church of Knglnnd. The marriage to
Mrs. Ilyneson the high seas and in both
Franco nnd England created quite a
legal snarl , which it took yours to un
tangle.Mrs. . Ilyncs finally won a vic
tory. _
When the stomach lacks vigor and regular'
ity there will bo Iluttilcncc , heartburn , nau
sea , sick headache , nervonscncss , use Dr. J.
II. McLean's ' UtrongthciiliiK1 Cordial ami
Blood i'uriiicr , to give tone and regularity to
the stomach.
lim.\SIIICI > II10K IiUVKK.
A. rciiiisylviima Glfl Taken Public He *
vcnyo on a Tritlcr.
While the worshippers at religious
meeting were returning homo a lady
heavily veiled approaelmd n young man
who was engaged in conversation with a
woman , says a Meclianicsvillo , Pa. ,
special to the Chicago Herald. She
knocked him down with a heavy cane
and began to boat him In an unmerciful
manner with ncowhido , at the same lime
exclaiming ; "I waited.nnd watched for
this. " The principals in the ntlnir were
Miss Kva Wise , a resident of Btirrys ,
four miles from hero , and Charles J.
Noble , a former lover. The third party-
was a Mrs. Wiiltar3a widow. Two years
ago Noble came to Harrys. Ho made
hosts of friends and soon obtained a
clerical position in the store of Henry
"Wise. Wiho was reputed to bo wealthy ,
and the fair Eva , accomplished and
graceful , fell desperately in love with
the clerk. After a courtship 'of about
six months her parents approved of a
union between them , nnd a date was sut
for their wedding. Moan while the pros
pective father-in-law mot with reverses
in speculation , and to the surprise of
everyone was finally sold out
by his creditors. Nublo was keenly
disappointed at this sudden turn of
affairs , and on tlio eve of their wed
ding ho sent word to her that ho had
just received a telegram from Louisville ,
Ky. , announcing the sudden death of his
mother , and that ho was already on his
way to that place. Ilo promised to re
turn immediately aflor his mother's
intoi'inont and keep Ills promise. The
abrupt notice of his absence was a crush
ing blow to the girl. Kva became hys
terical and openly assorted that it was
not his mother's dotnibo , but her father's
misfortune that drove him away. "If
this proves lo bo true , " she exclaimed ,
"Iain capable of resenting Iho great
wrong , and I will do it. " It was obvi
ous to nil that Nolilo's sudden departure
was to avoid marryingnnd that ho would
never return to claim hor. Prior to tins
Noble paid his attentions to Mrs. Wal
ters , a wealthy young widow residing
hero. It was also stated that a renewal
of his intimacy had tnkon place and that
a correspondence had already bognn be
tween them and that ho had never gone
to Louisville. Tlio young widow's house
wns put under espionage and further de
velopments were awaited. Tuesday
morning Noble quietly came to town ana
wont directly to Mrs. Wallers' residence.
Miss Wise wns noli lied of Noblo's pres
ence with the widow , and she at once
determined to punish him. The assault
was the result.
IJMIsH Nitaln'H Magnolias.
A recent Issue of the London Lady's Pic
torial contains tbo following compliment to a
Chicago girl : ' 'Forewarned is forearmed.
The silk manufacturer. ) of JCnglnnd and
Franco will have to look to their laurels.
Throughout tlio United States silk goods are
being produced which , in beauty ot fabric
nnd originality of design , bid fair to rival tlio
looms ot Europe. YOUIIK artists , too , in
America are turning their attention with
great success to designing and to combina
tions of color in these silks for the purpose
both of decoration and dress , and some of the
effects brought out are very lovely. A young
decorative artist , uMisaNealo from Chicago ,
is now in London , and t > ho showed mo a.fuw
days ago one ot the most exquisite designs I
ever saw of magnolia blossoms. "
Pears' Soap
Fair white hands.
Brightclearcomplcxion
Soft healthful skin.
u PEABS'-The ' Great Entlish Cflniplexion SOAPr-Sold Everywhere. "
DR.MCG-REW
THE SPECIALIST.
Mnrcthan 15 yenr1 * ' ciporlcncoln the trciitmcntof
PRIVATE DISEASES.
A curcKiiarnnteoU In 3 to live Unj-s without the loss
of mi lioiir's thno.
STRICTURE
I'ornmncntJy ciiit'i ) irllliout pain or ln truinont t no
cuttln i no dllatlnif. The most rctnnrknliiu roiuctly
known to uiudcrn xcltMicc.Vrlto for circulars.
SYPHILIS
CURED IN 3O TO BO DAYS.
Dr. Mdircw'a treatment for this terrible blouil ilh-
cn90 hii been iirunounCLMl the must lumerftll mul
uccei fiil remedy over illrcovprcd for Iho ali olulo
euro of this dlst-ano. Ills buocuis wltli tills ilUo.no
norcr been euuullt'il. A compluto CL'itK HU.AII-
KEIi.Vrltn fur rlri'iilnri.
LOST MANHOOD
and all wcnlno.ia of the po.Timl oriinn , ncrTOimneo ,
tlinlillly niul desiumilcncr nbioliuuljcurcil , Thuio-
lief IB Imnietllfitu unit roinplete.
SKIN DISEASES ,
Catarrh , rlicuintitUin , and nil illtiua tMuf the bloo.l
liver , kldnejs niul bliidder i > onnani'ntlj cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
and neuralnln , nervoit nc n nntl ill enfei of the tom-
nch cured. , The Poctor'n "Iloiuo Treiitinent" for
Isdloo It prunoiinceil liy all who liavo iincillt. to bo
the most compluto and convenient remedy ever of
fered for tlio treatment cif fumnlo ill eaioi. His
truly a wonderful remedy. s'u Instruments ; no
pain. Moults Foil l.Aiiir.s ritoM 2 TO 4 osi.r.
DR. McGREW'S
marvelous pneceM hni won for him n reputation
which Is truly nntlonnl In chnruclor , unit Ills Kreivt
nrmy of patients ruaebea from tlio Atlantic to Iho
Tiieltle. The Doctor li n itrailunto of "iiuilUl.AU"
inedlclnounillinslUKl lonvaiid careful e < perleneoln
lioxpltnl prnctlee , unit U classeil unions the leaillait
BIieclallRts In inoilerii uclcnce. Treatment br eorro-
ppondenec. VVillo for circulars abunl each of Iliu
above diseases , FHKK.
Office , 1 4th and Farnam Sts
Kntrnnroon cither trvct.
C. L. Erlnson , Local Agt.200 N. 10th St
NEBRASKA.
National Bank
V. 8. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , NEB.
Capital. - - - - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jan. 1st , 180O - 87.OOO
Offleen anil Directors -Henry W. YMoi , freildent ;
twll9. Heed , VlcProfilileiit ; Jaruai\V. Skragr , W.
T. Morie , John 8. Collins , It. C. Cuialan , J. H.
FkUtok , W. U8. . Uuihei , cisbler.
THE IRON BANK.
Corner 12th and Fnrnam fits.
A General lltxnkluz llusluoss Transacted
FOR MEN ONLY
MAGIC CORE'fi
VOUS nniHMTV. Wcuknms of llmly and
Mtnil ; KlTi'clsof Ilrrors or excesses In Olil or
YOUIIK. Itubiist , Xoblu MANIIOUU fully ro-
BtoroilVo KUtiruntPO ovcr.v uaso ( ir immoy
rofunilod. Hiimplc coiirsp , II vo duy ' trcat-
moiit. Ill lull course. J5. Kfouroly scaled from
b ervutlon. Cook UoniO'ly Co. . Uiiului. Noh
Olllcc. St. Olulr Hotel , Cor. Utli unU lod'u ) St
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889.
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
"LUCK IS PLUCK"
It you hnvi * run a in licit acnlan lomo Ills-
couraglns Ilse ) o which you don't mini your
/ Hindiilnclur lo know about , roinoilll'fr ' Hint
I _ . - _ . . . . . _ _ . . Ieipluliuour Kiclmlve
I OUR NEW BOOK | a-f.M-iKSf.-WAV :
iiirni ; TcilliiKinlaU : Hook iiinlleil ( ni'nli'ili
( rMlorrm/r/Nmf.ERIE ! MEDICAL CO.Eiff.loH Y.
inFiaiiTiNa nisEAHK , vov miLriKu niA-t
"PLUCK WINS LUCK ! "
, _ jncrty ( or nil llm
- - „ - -
_ Curt * In * V | unnolurul < lUcliartc ami
nTU&DAJVR. vi PnvnteillwasMiif mm. A
ru..r ; w.iVoii tertnln cnrx lor tin * iltlilll.
( tux suliiim. tttlliis wcaku'.n i > ccullnr
1 THiv > mCmumro ; "in" VJriiTiTnirDd'iPir U t6
. CmciNniTLOHBUM All > un riTii.
k c. . A. 3 m 7j. 8TONER.M D.Dtc ll .llL
Haiti ity
Hlirkl
OMAHA
KlllUlu
DIRECTORY ,
BILLIARDS. | BOXE3.
The Brunsvick-Balke John L , Wilkie ,
Oolltudor Oo.
I'iin.inl im-rilmiiitl < p. Omnliapr..ort | > r > \ fa.'torr.
Sahmn tUhir'
(0 ( : ( > S Mil Mri'et.
Olltnlm. Orders promi'tlr ' Illlcd.
BOOKJ3INDER3 & STATIONERS.
Omaha Republican Printing Cb , ,
t.aw biloK tank MHIIC | | | . ntul fvi'f.illilnt In the
1'Mr.tlni ; line.
lOtli nnil IKnixt.K street * .
Ackornuiiin Bros. & Ucintze ,
I'llnlcr" , Winter ? , rlectiutypeis , blnnk book mnmi-
fm Hirer" ,
HIS lluirnM street , Omi.lin.
" "
"BOOTS AND SHOES.
Charles A. Ooo&O : , , KirkendnllJouiis&Oo ,
Minurnrturcrs ini.l Job \Vlinlo > .ilt > Miiiiiifnctiir's.
ber" . AfOiiti for lloMim Hub-
IHTMIIIK ( ' , Illtt. 1101 ,
HOT llcmiml > t'c-pt. .
Illlll IIO"i ll tl M SI.
Williams , Vnn Acr-
r nnm & Hartc , Maniifncturcr' A Jubliri
1212 llni ne ) Mit't't , 1101-llU : . Di.iuiii ! ! it.
On n'm. Nub. Oinnllli , Not' .
BUTOIIEBS1 SUPPLIES.
LcmU Holler ,
lnti her ' mul l'ncUcr '
Touli A Sill'l'llt' ' . Hoof.
hoc \ Klu'i'ii ' i'ii lnui.
Illil-lll ; ) Jark on t.
OAR.BAGES : , BUGGIES , ETC.
Columbus Buggy Co. ,
Caning ! * * , mil' , Millilcs ,
1C.
0.1) . 1'ilannN.
CARPETS. | CLOTHING.
Omaha ( hrpet Oo , | Oilmoro & Ruhl ,
iirpeK ol ! i'lotli . tnnt- JlnntitaclurorR A Whole-
tlllE'.CUl t.llll KUIIll" , CtC. n\a } ClothliTu ,
1JI1 loiila | { street. I101) lliiinoj St.
CIGARS.
West dc Fritschor , Dean , Armstrong &
iluuufia-tuicr.1 line clears Co. ,
JoblicrH of leaf ttibcccos. 403 N. Utli Street
1011 Kurnam street. 'Hello ! " ir,9. ,
COAL , COKE , ETC.
Omaha Goal , Ooko and Ootitaut & Squires ,
Lime Oo
, Hnrilitml ! > nft conl nlilp-
Ilnul mul sjftonnl.
i. i : . Cur. lull nnil DUIIC- 1303 FnniMin H
lii.i ilrcvti. O.nalin.
Hulbort & Blum , Hannon & Weoth ,
OliloliiniiiUnckSprliii ) : ! , I.line , cement ) lolli. bnlr ,
Kvcolilor.Viiliinl liln'k ,
tcrrtMieil nut , nntlinidto , lilaslcr , etc.
tllllllllllfc' . KtClllll. . ' . .
Onicoirj.N' 10th street.
.
Olllcu 2H S. IMli Kt.
American Pud Oo. P. II. Mahouey & Oo. ,
; hlpcr9 | nnil dc.'ilor.i In llnnlCoalSoft. .
niitlirniillo mul t-ltn-
mlnuiiw coul. Onircs 813 .V. ICth niul cjr.
IIJH. IMIi street. 10th and Douglas ; t .
Nebraska Fuel Co. , Howcll & Co. ,
513 S. 13th hired , 217 S. Utli Ulevt ,
Omnlia , Nob. Omaha. Nob.
J. J. Johnson & Co. , Jobuson Bro ? . ,
51S H. l"tU street , fU Knrnnra Mrcit ,
Omaha , Nob. Omaha , N'eb.
Mount & Qrifilii , O.B. Havens & Oo , ,
213 S. Hth street , IM Fiirnnni tli-vct ,
Omaha , Neb. Oninha ,
CORNICE.
Eagle Oornice Works ,
.Mniiiifiictiirersof ( ialrau-
licil Iron Ciirnlrr ,
window mpo , inetii llcnky-
IlKliti i'le. lilt ) UHUI112
DRY GOODS.
M , E. Snath & Co. , Kilpatrick-Koch Drv
J
Dry Boodi , Viirnhliln Goods Co. ,
good ) , notion : ) . I'ry Koo < li. iidllont , centk'
luriilililiiKKiiurii ,
Cor. Utli ana Howard Bts Corner Utli nnU llarncT ,
DRUGS.
Blnke. Bruca&Oo. ,
TOO-lOa Lciivonnortli it.
Oniiiha , Xcb.
ELEOTRIOAL SUPPLIES.
Wolf Electrical Oo.
llliiftrutecl Cntiiloguu
free ,
1CH Cnpltul Avenue.
FARM MACHINERY , ETC.
Pailin , Oreutlorff & T , G. Northwall ,
Martin Oo. , ( iencml we.ilern nuvn
Corr.cr Junes and I'tli ati. .Skiimlla 1'loiv Co ,
Oiimhn , Neb. inan avo.
FLOUR.
Broken Bow Boiler R. T. Davis Mill Co. ,
Milling Co. , Mill nt St. Joi > | ih.
Olllee anil wurvlioiito , Omnhii lloiife ,
Wiy. lUth struct. Cor. 8th niul Jnc'iton st .
S. I' ' . Gilmau , Olemens Oskamp ,
M'f'K of ronly to ralno
1014 N. 10th tti-cct. Hlnp Jnck Jlpnl. llnu t
0 kH III Illtt UOlll ] ,
0. i : . Iliad . . ' . -
: , - Manager. 1.'U71SI5S.JiJth Hlit-ei.
FUBNITUBE AND CARPETS.
Dewey & Stone Fur Ohas. Shiverick & Oo.
niture Oo. ,
Kiirnltino anil Cnrpcli ,
rurulturo an 1 cctrpct ,
1115-1119 rnrnmn trcot ITO'J-IZIO ' Knrnain St.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
Schneider & Loomis , J. T. Eobimon Notion
Oo ,
Jobborn anil linpoilcrs of ,
CenlH' fiirnlthlni ; i/ood .
uollons and furnhhlnif ' '
lu't'K ci'lclir.ilnl hrinul
Koodi , ' ,
puntH , Hlilrt * , . c'o.'itn , etc.
Illl IlowiinUticet. Cor. r.'th niul llunnnl t3 ,
GLASS , PAINT , OIL , ETC.
Kenuard Glass and
Paint Co. ,
1403-1411 HaiiiDy ttreot.
Oma ! a Neb.
GBOOEBIES.
GUN POWDER.
Hugh Q. Clark.
Aucnt
llupnnt'H ijiinpowdcr ,
Umliu c-npi , fine , etc.
1218 iliinicy Rtirot.
HARDWARE.
Eeotor& WilhelmyOo Lee-Clark-Andremet
Cot , lOlh ami Jnckion t . Hardware Co. ,
Omaha. 1103-1110 llarni'j itruct ,
HIDES.JWOOL. . , TALLOW , PUR
Qeo , Obcrne It Co. , J .S , Smith & Oo , ,
(1.1 J . Nth Mreet , HOS-H1J I
Omnhn.
IUON WORKS.
Pftiton & Vierling Omaha Safe & Iron
Iron Works' , Work ? ,
\Vroiitlit niul runt Iron
SInntif'rs flro nnd bnrclnf
tirn" work , oneral jireof snfe . tiiulK , Jnll
foundry , innililiio nnd work. Iron hntt < 'ra nnil
liliickfiiilth nork 1) ) . I * . IIr * i' 'npo U. An *
Uy.iuiillltlijt. Uroon.lltli A J.ulvm nt >
Acnio Iron nntl Wire V"ilsou & Drnko ,
Works , MTj lulnilar flue' , tlr
Iron , irlronnil t > ra w'ki bo < bollem. InnVt. etc. ,
HiS lull 'triTt.
\V. lloi-lil , > 1'iopil'tor. I'lo.-eo nn.l ll'lh ' lreot .
LITIIOOBAPHINQ.
*
Eces Printing 0o.
.UhocrmOiliiK. I'rlnlliiK
nnd lllnnk lliiok <
lllh
LUMBER.
0 , W , Douglass if * Co , i John A. Wrtkefioltl ,
Iliipiirtivl.Aliirrlriui.lVitt-
Hnru-AOml Lumber.
IDdruulle ( Vinort niul
1".IO Noith li'lh Sttcot. VVhlto l.liuiv
Olmrles 11 , Leo , WpttBullard Luui-
Hanlnooil liiluhor. wood
variet | < rml pnriiiet | bir Oo.
llnorlnK
Till mul DoutUi" . Si'lli nu.l . Irani Sticcls ,
Fretl W. Qrny , Louis Bnulforil ,
l.lnio. I'iMii'nt. Kin . P.to l.iimbeir , llnuM'eini'nt rlo.
Cor Ptlinnd D.'iiila' . I' ' . ' . ) loii ) lii street.
MILLINERY AND NOTIONS.
I. Oberfoldcr & Co. ,
ImiwrtrMnnd .loblois In
.Millinery
VOS , J10nud 212 liuutli 11th
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS , ETO.
Max M-jycr & Bro. Oo. A. Hospo , Jr. ,
M'f'i ! Jone1er , ilealcrt In I'lannn , Orxtmr Artlilt *
innsleul Instriinieiit ! * .
ctiv. Malerlnh , Ktc. ,
1'arnniu aril liitli. 1513 HoiiKl.n street.
OILS.
Cousolitlrvtcd Tnuk
Line Oo.
ItnDnei ! nnil hilpilrutliiB
nil * , axlii im'nv , it' .
A. II. lllsluii' , .M a nil 1411 r.
OYSTERS.
"PAPER. | PLATING.
Carpcutcr Paptr Co , , Western Plating W'ka '
Carry n full ftork of < ; ill. ulUor anil nlrkal
- , " . nnil phitliu mi all meUiK
pint.
lirlntliiLwrni
tabluA.uo ( ' ( i1 ri'l'l.itoil.
ritlii ( ! paper , oaril pa- 1'olUlilni : lira i & elinii-
licr , etc. ilellentoik Illl Doileo.
PRODUCE , COMMISSION.
Ribbcl & Smitii , Schroccler & Co , ,
l.ili'i-i In rountrjr proil- nOi Miyurs butler and
lice , fruit" , veni'tablos , eirRK.i.ntl ceneral com-
ote. minimi inrrcliniil.H ,
ote.U'U7 lliiwunl Bticct. fi3 ! joutlilltlislu-ut.
Phelps Bros , , E. B. Branch & Co. ,
Country proJucc , fruits , 1'ioitiiee , fruits of nil
etc. klnrtK , oysters ,
1215 llownril ntioet. 1211 llonanl Direct.
C. KOSSO& GJ. , Eobjrt Purvis ,
iclKn , Callfornln and 1217 Ilon.inl ftieet.
triplcnl fruH. , \Vrlto for prlo. ' on biiU
iii : llownril meet. tor , CKUH , pimllry nnd
Porter Bro ? . Oo. , Clark & Oo. ,
Callfoinla , Klnrldi nnil
tiuplfal fruits. lUitter , elieene , rgu'
FOt-Ml .IIHILM street. poultry aiul Knnio ,
O , W. llutts , tlinnKor. : W.l South ir.thntioct.
Firschbrnuu & Sons , William ? & Cross ,
Duller , CUBS ami iioultiy. I'roiluconml fruits ,
120-.illow.inl street. 1214 llnrnojftiect. .
Bites & Co. ,
Country pnnlnee , friilti.
vi'Kotaliiot , urocors'
( puolnltliM , lea" , .plce.1 ,
etc. 4I7-4DS. litli tit.
RUBBER GOODS , ETC.
Omaha Eubber Oo. ,
Manufacturing unit job-
Ijeriiill klnils lubber
KlliiilH.
1008 rarn.iiii street.
SAFES. SEEDS\
A. L , Denno & Co , , EniarBon Sce.l Co. ,
licncrnl n pnU for Hull's S fl vrowo.-i , ilo Ion In
KardJii. Krais , Kiiilnaiia
3S1 niuliist Miutli lOili M. , ,
Ontnliii. J South 1'ith.
SASH , DOOIIS , BLINDS , ETC.
SYBUPS. I STOVES.
Parrell & Company , DufTy-Trowbricl o
\VIiolctialo manfiu turers Steve Mnimfao'g Co- ,
eyrnpM. niolasfic ! ! und
Mnniifa-tiirV
JI7-21 8ijnlli6tli street. 1213-1215 move IxMiv p fit.
TEA , COFFEE , SPICES , CIGARS.
Consolidated Coffee
Company ,
lilt anil 111' ' ! Ilnrneytt.
Oimihn. Neb.
TOYS. I TYPE.
H. Hardy & Co. , The Omaba Typo
Toyi" , dulK albumsfancy Foundry.
irooil * . liounnfiirulahlnif I'llnters' Biipplfei.
Now mul piii'uml-han
Kooils , children's far- marlilnery.
rlnye . 1310 Km nnm ft. 1118 lion-arilmrccU
STEAM AND WATER SUPPLIES.
I il-
ote
SOUTH OMAHA.
UNION STOCK YARDS CO. , LIMITED.
LIVE STOOIC COMMISSION.
We Offer for Sale ,
Four tlioiisiiniJ tonn cholco Ililnil Ifny , V. fJ
II. cars , iitranKo'i Slillns. I.utnn fir Mornlolf
htulloiH , on C. M. .V Kt. 1' . U. 1C. , In loU to Hull ,
jiuri'liuhur ; prli.'u ru ulatel liy tlio nurlcol
UullaiKlfion in.
STRANGE BROS , ,
tiioux oixy , IOWA ,