8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE , OIHUESDAY , SEPTEMBER 17 , 1891. i
NEBRASKA METHODISTS MEET
Work of the Opening Session of the North
Nebraska Oonfercncc.
BISHOP GOODSELL'S ' HAPPY SPEECH ,
Preliminary Work of the Conference
The Standing Committee * Dele-
In Attendance Rcccp *
tlon JJUHI Night.
The North Nebraska Mothodlst conference
tvns convened nt tbo First Mothodlst church ,
corner of Twentieth and Davenport , at 8UO :
o'clock yesterday morning.
The first half hour was spent In devotional
exercises and then Bishop D , A. Uoodsoll ,
D.U. , LT..D. , road nn appropriate
scripture lesson and after prayer
ho , with the assistanceof the
presiding elders of the conference nnd
Dr. Fry of St , Louis administered the sacra
ment of the Lord's supper to all present who
wished to take part In that Holy ordinance.
In extending the invitation to these
present to partake of the sacrament
the bishop said ho hud just returned
from n land of spiritual darkness , from
China and Japan , where ho had been for
eight months , nnd ho had beheld strange
faces In the conference rooms and auout tno
altars. Ho was glad to get back to the land
of Christian sunlight. lie had visited a land
where the people were bowing down to gods
of wood and stone , where the word of one
man could take oft the head of another , nnd
where social tics and the love of freedom
were almost obliterated by centuries of su
perstition and darkness.
In opening the session the bishop made a
few remarks pertaining to the work of his
Racrod oHIco. Ho suld ho had hardly gotten
used to his sacred duties , although ho had
bcon in the work for four years. Ho then
ran over the list of tno bishops , giving each
n short , personal eulogy and -conrludod by
saying : " \VhonIsurvoynllthls wonderful
array of Insurpassnblo talent and ability I
conclude that there is nothing loft for mo butte
to bo good. "
Hov. U. C. Winshlp , the secretary of the
last conference , was instituted to cull tbo
roll.
Kcsnoiulcd to the Roll.
The following ministers were present :
Charles Bulson , II. A. Barton , J. J. Ban-
bury , S. A. Bear , W. K , Beans , J.W. Bovoo ,
J. H. Brooks. N. H. Blacktnor. B. Blnln , G.
M. Brown , Thomas Blthcll , J. M. Bennlngton ,
W. II. Carter , Samuel Catcs , J. Charles ,
T. C. Clcndcnnmg , H. W. Conly , II. A.
Crane , J. Crows , K. S. Crawford , Lewis
Campbell , II. C. DayhofT , C. N. Ltawson , W.
A. Uavies , Pctur DcClarko , Oscar Eggloston
L.11. . ICddlobluttco , 'William Eso-
lln , J. E. Ensign , E. L. Fox. J. Q. A. Flo-
hnrtv , J. H. Frailer , J. II. Gcarhart , William
'
Gors't , C. M. Grllllth , F. B. Ham.E. C.IIarper ,
C F. Ilnywood , A.Hodgotts , T. L. Holliwcll ,
J. W. Jennings , J. T. ICnuckoy , j. B. Lee-
dom , G. A. Luco , H. Marquette , T. W.
Matthews , G. W. Martin. N. A. Martin , J.
B. Maxllcld , P. S. Merrill , H. C. Movers , J.
W. Miller , H. H. Millard , D. W. McGregor ,
J. E. Moore , D. T. Olcott.T.W. Owen , J. B.
Priest , H. L. Powers , W. K.
Phelps , W. II. H. Plllsbury , J. W. Hobmsoii ,
J. P. Hoe , C. W. Savidge. C. H. Savidgo , J.
AV. ShauK , J. L. St. Glair , William Stamier ,
Charles Suavely , Thomas Thompson , Henry
Trozonn , D. 1C. Tindall , C. C. Wilson , W. A.
AVilson , D. C. Winshlp , William Worloy , D.
C. Worts , E. A. Whltwam , J. A. Illgh.'W.
B. Slaughter , F. W. Bross , J. T. Crooks , H.
J. CocKing. Jason Gallop A. SV. Hobson , .
Jehu Johnson , A. L. Mickol , Robert E. Ncal.
Tiirnlnc to Business.
Uov. D. C. Winshlp was elected as secre
tary and J. W. Jennings was chosen us
assistant.
Uov. J. II. Brooks was elected as statistical
serotary for the Norfolk district.
L. Campbell was elected as secretary for
the Grand Island district.
Uov. William Oorst was elected as secre
tary for the Elkhorn district.
Kov. L. II. Eddloblutto was elected statis
tical socrotarv for the Omaha district.
fiov. J. II. Brooks was then elected as the
statistical secretary la general for the Con
ference.
Ilov. II. II. Millard was elected treasurer
of the conference. Ho was permitted to
nnino assistants. IIo selected Hov. S. P.
Ham and Ilov. ( .1. M. Brown.
The hours for the dally sessions were fixed
as beginning from 8:30 : a. in , uutil 12 o'clock
noon.
Tno standing committees asniomlnatcd by
the bishop wore then announced as follows :
Auditing Committee O. Edggloston , C.
M. Grinitb. E. C. Harper , II. H. Millard.
Bible Class John Crows , D. C. Worts , J.
K. Gearhart , C. C. Wilson.
Current Book Account T. Campbell , D.
W. McGregor , J. B. A. Fleharty , W. A.
Wilson.
Church Extension J. Charles , L. H. Ed-
dloDlutte , T. B. Hnm , H. A. Barton.
Education J. T. Knuckoy , W. Gorst , W.
H. H. Plllsbury , J. B. Prlost.
Episcopal Fund W. U. Phelps , T. W.
Owens. J. W. Miller , Charles Snaveloy.
Freedmnn's Aid and Southern Education
Society J. B. Loidon , Thomas Bithcll , Wil
liam Stnnnor , J. T. St. Clalr.
Missions the presiding elders.
Momoires J. B. Maxtleld. J. B. Lconom ,
A. Hodgotts , D. Marquott , J. W. Shank.
Periodicals U. S. Crawford , Peter Do
Clarko. D. A. Martin , J. W. Jennings.
Publishing the Minutes The secretaries
Postolllco S. A. Boar.
State of the Church C. F. Hoywood
William Esnlin , H. Trezona. B. Blaln.
Sunday School-J. H. Brooks , T. W
Matthews , J. Crows. A. G. Mtcklo.
Conference Stewards C. N. Dawson. C.
M. Grimth , William Worloy. H. C. Day ! off ,
Tracts-F. B. Ham , D. T. Olcott , J. H.
Johnson , C. B. Allen.
Tomporanco-D. K. Tindall , H. C. Movers.
W. 1C. Beans , Peter Do Clarko.
Woman's Homo Missionary Sociotv W.II.
Cat tor , C. W. Savidgo , B. Blalu. J. B.
Leidom.
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
George M. Brown , W. A. Wilson , H. L.
Powers , G. A. Luce.
Kosolutions-Wllliam Gorst , G. W.Mnrtln.
W. A. Davies , J. P. Hoo.
Conference Campmeotintr W. H. H. Pillsbury -
bury , D. C. Wlnsblp , J. W. Hoblnson , W.
Pholps.
Sabbath Observance J. L. St. Clalr II O
Crnno , C. M. Grimth , E. C. Harper.
Conloronco Campmcoting Commission J.
B. Maxlk-ld , T. C. Clondonnlng. J. E. Moore ,
D. Marquette and three other ministers to bo
selected by the conference.
Epworth Leacuo H. C. Dayhoff , F W
Bross , William Gorst and H. A. Barton.
Standing Army W. 1C. Bonus , Peter Do
Clarke S. O. Harper and D. C. W.ushlp.
lluutino Work.
The chairmen of the various committees
were then given the papers , documents and
communications that bad boon handed iu per
taining to their departments.
Bishop Goodsell then Introduced Dr. Fry
editor of Central Christian Advocate of St !
Louis , nnd Cnancollor Crelghtou of the Wos-
loynn university.
Ton o'elocit Thursday wns fixed as the tlmo
I for the election of delegates to the general
conference and 10 o'clock Friday morning
wns llxed as the tlmo upon which the coiifor-
once will veto upon the admission of women
ns delegate * to tbo general conference
On motion of Hov. Crane the blshon was
authorized to appoint n minister in oncli dis
trict to prepare a letter upon the tenth mini-
vorsnry of the North Nebraska conference
Hov. T. O. Webster was appointed as the
t'l'i conference secretary to assist the secular re
k porter * .
, Dr. Fry , editor of the Central Christian
Advocate , wns then introduced and spoke
V/10 ! ? , i rollIOU8u nml 8eculnr Journalism ,
Ho believed In the religious press because
people needed something strictly roligio us in
the newspaper line to counteract the great
secular drift of thought. Ho saw
When B.iby was ilck , no gave her Costorla ,
When * ho wag a Chili ) , she cried fur Castorla ,
Wheu ilie became SIUj , the clung to Castorta ,
WUen slia had Children , she cave them CastcrU.
from day to dny the theater ncto
eulogized In the nc.tt column to the xormon o
the bishop In the secular papers. The , voi-k
needed something In the line of Journalism
free from the deleterious nlfocts of all this
worldllnoM nnd sin that is crowded Into the
columns of the deily press. Ho believed
that If n good religious paper could bo
placed In every family In the land
the effect would bo n great reveal ot religion
nil over the country In n very short tlmo.
Elder Sbonk then invited the members o :
the conference to visit the hospital nnd
deaconess homo In the afternoon , uev. Mer
rill Invited everybody to attend the pro-
pr.unmo of the Woman's ' Homo Missionary
society nt a p. in. nt the First
church nnd the annual reunion and reception
nt 8 p.m. , nt thosamo place.
The chairmen of the various committees
announced the tlmo for the committee meet
ings. Blshoo Goodsell called a meeting of
the presiding elders at the Dcllono , hotel nnd
the Hrst session of the conference was nd-
Journcd by the singing of the doxology and a
benediction from the btahop.
Womcn'H Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's'Foreign Missionary society
hold its annual mooting yesterday afternoon.
The principal address was made by Mrs.
Huston nf Burlington. la.
Mrs. T. C. Clendonnltig presided.
After singing a few gospel songs nnd the
offering of a pravcr Mrs. Clendcnninir in
troduced Hov. Worlcy who has been n
missionary to China for several years , who
spoke of the manners and customs of the
Chinese.
Mrs. Houston was then introduced ana
spoke for half nn hour nbout the foreign mis
sionary work. She said that many of the
noblest young men nnd women of the country
were taking up the work of the tnook nnd
lowly Master , and were carrying the good
news to many of the dark lands of the old
world. The Chicago Training school was
doing excellent work training missionaries.
She told of the experience of several of the
missionaries whom slio hnd known nnd of
their work In the orient.
The speaker urged upon the people of the
North Nobrnsltn conference the great need of
more earnest work for the benighted heathen
of the Old World.
Dr. Mnnstll. a missionary who has spent
several years in India , spoke very interest
ingly for twenty minutes. Ho said that the
missionary Held In India was preferred to
that of China or Japan , for the reason that in
India the people , under the benign inlluonca
of tno British government , were rapidly
learning to speak the English language.
In China the American nnd English mission
aries fenl a depressing nnd overwhelming
sense of lonlmoss on account of the strange
tongue that they hoar on all sides and the dc-
plotablonnd degrading effects of idolatry.
Ho said that there were 8,000 young ladles
and girls in the missionary schools of India.
Moio than 1,000 of these were thoroughly
converted to Christianity.
After the meeting adjourned nbout fifty
member of tlio conference with their ladles
visited the Mothodlst hospital.
Iteocptlon Ij.'ist iS'l ht.
The conference reunion nnd reception at
the First Mothodlst church last night was
attended by over 000 people. Dr. P. S. Mer
rill of the First church made the address of
\ \ olcomo. Ho spoke in a happy vein and as
sured the pastors and laymen and their
wives that they wore welcome to the hospi
tality of the homes of Omaha. He eulogized
the "ladies of the Aid society of the
First church and invited , the entire
congregation to partake of the refreshments
prepared by those ladies and spread on the
tables in tno basement of the church.
The response was by Dr. Pillsbury of the
Norfolk district. IIo spoke of the objects of
the Mothodlst church and of the pas
tors 01 the North Nebraska confer
ence. IIo said the Methodist church
was moro a movement than nn
organization. It was a movement forthocor-
vertion of the whole world to Christianity.
Ho tnankcd the pcoplo of Omaha , and espe
cially the members of the First church , for
their kind hospitality In entertaining the
pastors and lay delegates to the conference.
The entire assembly then adjourned to the
parlors of the church , where they were
served by-tho ladies of the First church to
an elegant luncheon.
Programme for Toilny.
The election of delegates to the general
conference will bo taken up at 10 o'clock
this afternoon.
The Woman's Homo Mission society will
hold tbo annual reunion this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
At 8 p. m. the Epworth leagues will bo ad
dressed by Bishop Goodsell.
At 2 p. m. Hov. Charles W. Snvidgo wil
conduct n conference revival meeting.
SUl'ltWE COUJtT.
Decisions Elnntlcd Down Yesterday
Other Work of the IJoily.
LIXCOI.X , Nob. , Sept. 10. [ Special to Tun
Jnr. . ] Today the supreme court gave out
decisions in the following cases :
Village of Edgar vs Mills. Error from
Ulay county. Afllrmcd. Opinion by Mr.
Justice Maxwell.
Forbes vs Bnngo. Error from Thurston
county. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norvnl.
Forbes vs Mcriafllo. Error from Thurston
county. Unversed nnd remanded. Opinion
jy Mr. Justice Norvnl.
Hill vs Palmer. Error from Kearney
county. Afllrmod. Opinion by Mr. Chief
Justice Cobb.
McCormlclc Harvesting Machine company
s Martin. Error from Lancaster county ,
icvorsod and remanded. Opinion by Mr.
fustico Maxwell.
Huthorford vs Stato. Error from Hall
county. Hovorsod and remanded. Opinion
> V Mr. Justice Maxwell.
'
'Hamilton vs Johnson. Error from Doug-
as county. Afllrmed. Opinion by Mr. Jus-
Ice Maxwell.
Hamilton Loan and Trust company vs Gor
don. Error from Sherman county. Hoversed
and remanded. Option by Mr. Chief Jus-
ice Cobb.
Howell vs the Gilt Edge Manufacturing
compay. Appeal from Platte county. Af
firmed. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb.
Warren vs Peterson. Appeal from district
court of Burt county. Anirmod. Opinion
jv Mr. Justice Maxwell. " Boat
Hlchnrdson vs Stone. Appeal from John
son county. Former opinion ndnorod to.
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb.
Gottscholk vs Bechcr. Error from Platte
county. Afllrmod. Opinion by Mr. Chief Jus
tice Cobb.
Coad vs the Homo Cattle company. Ap-
io.il from Cheyenne county. Aillrmod.
Dplnlon by Mr. Justice Norval.
Gorman Insurance company vs Fairbanks.
Srror frora Adams county. Hovorsod and
remanded. Opinion by Mr. Justice Norvnl.
Grablo vs Gorman Insurance company.
Srror from Gngo county. Hovorsod and ro-
nanded. Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb ,
MuElblmioy vs the city of Superior. Ap-
ioal from NucUolls county. Anirmod , Opln-
on by Mr. JusticoNorval.
Western Union Telegraph company vs
Lowory. Error from Luncastorcouuty. At-
Irmed. Opinion by Justice Norval.
Ballou vs Shorwood. Appeal from Douglas
county. Hovorsed nnd decree for appellants.
Opinion by Mr. Chief Justice Cobb.
Wagner vs Breed. Sale- under order of sale
continued.
Halo vs Shcohan. Motion to quash bill of
exceptions overruled.
Wells vs David City Improvement com
pany. Motion by appellant for leave to with
draw bill ot exceptions to correct and certify
same sustained.
Mulino vs Curtis. Motion to strike from
the lllos certain copies of mortgages over
ruled pro forma ,
Fitzgerald vs Richardson. Moton to tax
the costs of both supreme and district courts
( gainst defendant In error sustained and
udgmout modlllod accordlncly.
State ox vel Levy vs Splcor. Case ordered
.0 docicct and respondent required to answer
by November 0 , Ib'Jl.
The following causes were nrguodnnd sub-
rolttod ; Shnuehnossoy vs Llnliigor : Pawnee
county vs Storm , Edeo vs Struuk , Aultman
vs Sucelo , Martin vs Johnson , Bourne vs
State , Hudolnh vs Davis , Cheney vs Straubo.
Johnson vsTorpy.
There having been considerable Inquiry
Tor goods manufactured In Omuba , wo bo , ; to
publish for the bonotlt of such tbo following
1st manufactured by us with nbout the
usual rotull price. CONSOI.IOITKD COITEB Co.
Perfection Java and Mochn , ! ! lb-cans lKo.
Impcrlnl Java & Mocha , bulk , 40o per Ib.
Hoyal Java and Mocha , bulk , iWo per pound ,
Gorman coffee , Mb. package "So.
Dr. Baker's extracts , Unost 2-oz. F. W.
vials , 2r > u each.
Stun , extracts , C. 0. Co. , 2-oz F. W. vials.
lOfi each.
Banner baking powder. Mb. cans t > 0o bach ,
German baking powder , Mb. cans 25c each.
Gemma apices , U-tb. , tlufoil , absolutely
iuro , lOo each.
Gorman Dry Hop Yeast Co nor package.
ABDUCTED TWO YOUNG GIRLS ,
An Italian Barber Charged With Wrack
ing a Follow Countryman's Homo.
INVITED THE GIRLS TO THE THEATRE ,
Tlicn They AVcro Drugged nnil
i'lnuccl 011 n hate Train For
Chicago ICfTortu Forlliolr
Itouavory.
Grlof hovers over tbo household of. Mar-
clno , but it bltls fnlr to bo dispelled , nnd
whoa It Is great gobs of gloom will enfold
the earthly tenement of young Clcorgo Mo-
relit , the Italian barber who wan
dered hastily hence four days ago
with the 10-yoar-old prldo of the Marclno
family.
Logo Marclno. the head of the nfllictcd
household , was until recently the proprietor
of a fruit dispensary at Twelfth and Fur-
tiatu , but having accumulated u fair .shiu-o of
this world's goods ho sold out and removed
to a generous sl/.od tract of land
on South Thirty-seventh avenue , Just
west of Uanscom parlc to tend his Hocks and
enjoy the balance of his days In peace. Homo
day'H ago Mrs. Marclno was call oil to Hurling-
ton by the illness of a relative , leaving the
llower of the family In the charge of her
doting but not over-watchful father. Last
Friday night , so the story goes , MorcllI loft
his barbershop noarThlrteonth and Douglas ,
and hied himself to the Mure I no domlciln
whcro ho found the brunette heiress and tbo
15-year-old daughter of John Ml'lor ' , a neigh
bor. Morollt asltcd the girls to accompany
him to the theater , and the invitation was
gladly accepted.
What has happened during the eventful
hours siuco that timeIs largely a matter
of surmise , but certain it seems
to bo that Morel 11 abducted the girls , and has
taken thrjiii to Chicago , but for what purpose
is not yet clear.
Lugo and his friends began an excited
search for the missing girls Saturday morn-
'ng , when Uiclr disappearance was Hrst dis
covered , but thus far they have not bcon
found , although a clue to their whereabouts
has bcon discovered.
The 111-31 that was heard from the missing
ones was when n letter was received by the
parents of the Miller girl , in their daughter's
handwriting. The girl stated that Morolll
had taken them to a room and given them
wine , and they rornombered no more un'H
they found themselves on the train , but could
not tell how they got thero.
Shortly afterward a similar letter was re
ceived from the Marclno girl , setting forth
thosamo facts and stating that both wore
anxious to return homo , liotli letters gave
the location of the stopping place of tno
party as 1831 } Wabash avenue , Chicago.
An investigation disclosed the room
near the Union depot , where the girls
had been taken , and in it was found a wino
bottle almost empty.
Mrs. Marclno was telegraphed of the ab
duction at , Burlington , and she at once has-
tcnd to Chicago , but found no trace ot the
girls at the number given. The police were
natisflcd that the girls had inudo a mistake
and are now at work trying to discover their
whereabouts.
Marcino pero loft on the Burlington flyer
yesterday afternoon for Chicago. The matter
has been laid before County Attorney Mahoney -
honey who will lllo a complaint against
Morolll for abduction , and if ho Is arrested
requisition papers will bo secured for his re
turn to this city.
It was learned that the party loft Omaha
Friday night at 10:30 : o'clock , boarding the
Chicago , Burlington & Quincy train for the
east. They were driven to the depot in a
carriage , and attracted no especial notice at
the depot.
The use of calomel for derangements of the
liver has ruined many a line constitution.
Those who , for similar troubles , have tried
Ayor's pills testify to their ofllcacy in thor
oughly remedying the malady without injury
to the system.
Half Faro Exc-urslons Knsr.
The Ohio & Mississippi railway will
soil tickets from St. Lotus to points in
Indiana and Ohio September 22 , and to
Winchester , Staunton and points in Vir
ginia , Kentucky , Tennessee , Georgia
and Florida September 29 at one faro for
round trip , peed to return thirty days.
For particulars call on or address
A. J. LYTLE ,
G. W. P. A. O. & M. Ry. , 105 N. Broad
way , St. Louis , Mo.
WRITES JUS CHECK.
Tom Johnson's Scheme for Milking
liotli ICiuls Meet.
Tom Johnson is too strong to work , too lazy
, o steal , too old to reform , nnd so ho makes
us living by purchasing whatever suits his
fancy and paying for it with checks on banks
where ho hasn't now , never did , aud never
will have nn account.
Penitentiaries have terrors for him , but
alls are his special delight. IIo is sharp
enough to know that a big chock moans the
ion , so ho scrupulously confines the issue of
his paper to amounts below $1)3. ) A cuso is
low pending against him , and this
naming Lewis P. Johnson appeared
and wanted to lllo another complaint
but for some reason City Prosecutor Cobb
refused to lllo It , holding that the case now
before the court was enough. This decision
on the vmrt of Mr. Cobb brought a hornet's
lost about his oars , and the nolleomon and
detectives protested loudly , ns'thoy had sev
eral cases worked up against Johnson. Cobb
admitted tnat ho know Johnson was
'a doggoncd tough , " but declined to lllo the
comnlulnt.
Among these who have suffered by placing
: onlluonco In Johnson's chocks are the fol-
owlng : L. 1' . Johnson , S10 ; J. J. Uoiil , S3 :
'hilLactr , SIO ; C. C. Sherwood , f.1 ; F. j |
McCarthy , 85. Johnson has admitted to the
lotectlvcs that there are other checks that
iavo not been hoard from as yot. IIo settled
up with one victim to avoid prosecution.
Dnn'l l'\inl Well ,
And yet you nro not sick enough to consult a
oct or , or you refrain from soloing for fear
ou will alarm yourself anil friends wo will
ell you Just what you need. It Is Hood's '
Sarsnparllla , which will lift you out of that
incortaiu , uncomfortable , dangerous comll-
lon , Into a state of good health , confidence
ind cheerfulness. You've no idea how potent
his peculiar medicine is in cases lllco yours
Homo-Visitors' lOxoursloM Over the
Pennsylvania Liliioa to Indiana
niul Ohio Via Chicago.
OH Tuesday , September 22 , 1891 , the
Pennsylvania company will sell tickets
rein ( Jhicago to all points on the Penn
sylvania lines in Indiana ( except to In
dianapolis ) , and to all points in Ohio ( except -
copt Cincinnati ) , tit 0110 faro for the
ound trip , good to return for thirty
days.
Apply at Pennsylvania station , or nt
low ticket olllco of the Pennsylvania
inos , 218 Clark street , Chicago.
J. II. Lucu ,
Assistant General Passenger Agent.
llnnilMsoil the Dog CntchorH.
Fred and Burt Baker , Pulaskl's two as-
( slants who were arrested for causing the
death of 1. L. McCoy by Hearing his horse ,
vhlch resulted In the overturning of his
buggy whllo they were struggling to catch
his dog , were arraigned before Juugo Helsloy
ostordny morning.
County Attorney Mahoney refused to fllo n
complaint ngnlnife them , as there was no ovl-
dcnco to show -that the horse wai mali
ciously frightening nnd the court thereupon
discharged the prisoners.
The romnlns'lot I. L. McCoy were for
warded toCcnttotClty , Neb. , for Interment.
Howe scales , trucks , cotTco mills , car
starters , Hnrrlwr. couvoyor. Catalogues of
Bordcn ft Scllock Co. , agents , Chicago 111
COXDUCXOUt } AND VIHUMIiN ,
They Will Hnvo a Mooting If They
Get Together.
Owing to n misunderstanding regarding
the tlmo of holding the annual meeting of the
Order of Railway Conductors of the Union
Pncltlc system only n few of the member. !
have arrived In the cltj. The wires have
been kept hot all tlnv nnd the delegates from
nil o.'or the system have been ordered to
start for Omnlm nt onco.
The meeting was set for yesterday , but the
Idea got abroad among the delegates that the
mooting uas to bo hold October 1. The dele
gates will arrive today and the meeting
will bo held nt onco.
The llremon of the Union Pacific system
will hold tbolr annual mooting this week ,
commencing Friday morning.
Mrs. WInslow'.s soothing syrup for chil
dren teething softens the gums uud allays al
pain. ! 25 cents n bottle.
POMTICS ntiKOIlK IMiKASUHH.
The Montanu Hxuurslnii Postponed
Until Afccr the Conventions.
The Montana excursion of the Board of
Trade has boon postponed until nootit Octo
ber 3 , nnd telegrams to that olTect bavo boon
sent to the president of the Commercial club ,
IIolcnaand the secretary ot the Chamber of
Commerce , Miles City.
The excursion was postponed until that
date because of the political conventions
which nro to bo held nt a tlmo which would
interfere with the attendance of some who
desire to muko up the party. A fair
sized delegation was assured for the date
originally sot , but It was thought this num
ber could bo increased by deferring the time
of starting.
No gripping , no nausea , no pain when
DoWItt's Little Early Risers are taken.
Small pill. Safe pill. Best pill.
HAHVKST KXCUHSIONS SOUTH.
Via the WnbnHli I ? . R.
On September 29 the Wabash will sell
round trip tickets good for 30 days to
points in Arkansas , Texas , Louisiana ,
Tennessee , Mississippi , Alabama and
Georgia. For rates , tickets and full in
formation call on or write.
G. N. CI-AYTON , Agent ,
1502 Farnum st. , Omaha , Nob.
J. .T. Johnson & Co. have removed their
coal ollico to 220 S. 16th street.
Those Furniture Hids.
The council committee on public property
and buildings held another session-yesterday
morning for the purpose of going throiinh
the plans submitted by John F. Coots for
city hall furniture. A largo number of arti
cles that were not needed were stricken from
the list.
It was the intention of the members to
have submitted their report nt the special
session of the council that was to have been
held tonight. Out of respect to Mayor
Cushlng , whoso mother died yesterday , the
mooting will bo adjourned until Friday
night.
1'jiro-it * IlTiil Till * .
July and August are anxious montns for
mothers who carefully watch over their little
ones. Hot days nnd frequent changes of
temperature are llablo to produce cholera
morhus. How satisfactory It should bo for
that Hallor's Pain Paralyzcr
> both a pleasant and effective remedy for
all summer complaints. It seethes and re
lieves all pain nnd griping and always affects
a complete cure.
OPENING OP THE BRUNSWICK.
Omnlia'a Handsomest Hotel Ready to
Accommodate Itn Patrons.
Omaha's list of first class hotels will bo
increased today by the addition of the
Brunswick , one of the best located and
best arranged , and by all odds the most
handsomely finished and furnished host-
lories in the city or in the west.
The Hotel Brunswick is located at the
northeast corner of Sixteenth and Jack
son streets. It is a live-story strdcturo
of pleasing and imposing dimensions ,
practically lire proof , and complete in
the arrangement for the purpose for
which it is intended. The building is a
monument to the enterprise of Mr. W.
F. Sweosy. The building has just been
completed and will bo opened to the pub
lic today.
From the handsome ofllco and reading
room on the first floor to the smallest
bed room on the fifth floor every feature
of the hotel is complete , now and conven
ient. Tno hallways are largo and airy
and the rooms are unequalled in the
city in their size , arrangement , furnish
ing or conveniences. None but body
brussels , axministor and moquotto carpets -
pots are found in the building. Each
room is supplied with automatic heat
regulators , lire alarm calls and onuneia-
tors and no appliance is wanting that
would in any manner contribute to the
comfort or convenience of n guest. Each
room is supplied with both gas and elec
tric liffhts and furnished throughout in
a btrictly first class manner. Ample
bath nnd toilet rooms are found on each
lloor.
lloor.Mr. . Swoosy , while paying particular
attention to the points of convenience
and durability In the interior arrange
ment of the hotel , has also hud an eye
to the artistic. The walls of the olllco ,
reading room and dining room have
boon under the hands of an artist with
results that are highly pleasing. The
four seasons are admirably portrayed in
a coiling piece in the olllco , whllo the
fruit designs in the dining room would
give an appolito to a dyspeptic. The
froscoer's work in the three rooms men
tioned is highly harmonious and pleas
ing.
ing.Tho kitcheniof the hotel occupies com
modious quarters in the largo and airy
basement , where laundry and store
rooms are also provided. A big , deep
collar accommodates the boiler room.
The elevatoriis roomy and light and is
run by stoamttho first one pf the kind
in use in thoicity.
The hotel will bo managed by Mr. F.
W. Poor , nil experienced caterer. It
will bo conducted on the American and
European plans and will entertain its
transient guests at a modfirato rate. It
will also offer special inducements to
families desiring first class accommoda
tions , the splendid location of the hotel
making it especially desirable for this
purpose.
Mr. Swcosylhas a hotel of which ho
has reason to bo proud , and his enter
prise in erecting it and furnishing it BO
elaborately will doubtless receive deserved -
served npproelatlon and u liberal pat
ronage.
Used iu Millions of Koines 40 Years the Standard ,
VERCOATS
,
Like the luscious bivalve who is continually getting "into the soup" at church
festivals , are to be boucht in the months that contain the "R. " Ever think of that
before ? This , the first fall month with an "r" in its make-up , brings with it the
necessity of a medium-weight garment. Cool mornings , cool evenings , and some'
whole days are cool enough to render one of these garments indispcnsible. If you're a good , solid
business man and want a garment for business , we can suit you. If you're a professional man and
want a garment to look well and hold its shape , we've got it. If your clothes arc seedy and you want *
a garment to cover up your shabby Prince Albert , Oscar , we'll part with one. If you want a garment
to turn inside out and show a handsome lining as you promenade on the "avc , " it's right here you'll
find it , and if you're an Anglomaniac and want a top coat like they "wcahin Lunnun , " take our elevator
for second floor ; you'll find it. Want to know what they cost ?
< fr OK BUYS. A MELTON OVERCOAT. .
< P-PowtJ ( Sillc faced or plain , as you like , three shades to select from , that you clon'ft
have to leave Omaha to find selling for eight or ten dollars.
p BUYS AN ELEGANT ALL WOOL CASSIMERE GARMENT
$7 . &j * J wjth flne twilled lining that you'd willingly pay eleven dollars for if we'd aslc it.
CfQr \ GIVES YOU THE CHOICE
Cpt/.x-'V- ' of very fine Kersey garments that for style , shape , colorings and fit you'll have
hard work to equal under fifteen dollars.
1 t 1 rl "l- Gives you the pick of a dozen lines of as fine gar-
5 Yi -
A. j CpA. . & dLULUL ip JL O mcnts as any tailor gets up when he tries his best.
"Want to know more about 'em ? Drop in.
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE AND SAMPLES.
THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY
Cures nil disorders of the Stonmcli , Liver , Uoivels , Kiilenys , Hl.uldcr , Jfervou *
EC.ISCS , Loss of Appetite , Hc.ailnchc , Constipation , t'ostivcno , IiiUgcillin , Bilious
ness , Fever , Piles , Etc , , nnd rcnilers the system less liable to contract disease.
DYSPEUPSIA.
RADWAY'S PILTjS are cure for this complaint. They tone up the Internal secretions to
onlthy action , rosloru stronicth to the stomach , uivl oinblo It t > norfonn It-i funtloos.
Price2oui : box- . Sold by all druggists , or mailed by ItAUWAY & OO. , 3 } Wurrun Street , Now
York , on receipt of price.
NO GTJR.EX ! NO F A.Y.
1316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb.
Many jcaiV experience. A regular Kradunte In medicine nj diplomas Bhow. Is aim treating with tbo
KrontCBt Biicct'H nil Nervous , Chronic and rrlvato Uliungas. A permanent curu Rimrnnteeil for Cnturrh
Spermatorrhoea. LostManhood ; , Seminal Weakness , Nlpht Losses , Impotency. SrphllK Stricture , and all
dlioaicaof tlio Wood , Skin and Urlniiry Orcnns. N. 11. I guarantee > .OJ for every cnso I undertake nml fall
to cure. Consultation frao. Hook ( Myitorlos ot Life ) unl free. OUloo hourt-'J a. m. to 8 p. m. Sunday
10 am. to 12m. 8cndstamp for reply.
Plmplea on the Face |
Breaking Out )
Skin Tronbles |
IlttloBorea ) HotBklnj
Boils ( Blotches |
Gold Boreal Bad Breath |
BOIL Mouth or Lp31 !
If .ulftr from our or
you
' , tni.0
.irom " '
mSy\nown nes Acker's KnKllBh that IU TUnou thoroimhly l.H cradl.
from the ? ' > t1tVu
cati tlio poison Wte1l1fl1l
. . " , ' | '
yourdrtiwlnt. or wrlto to n.lt. U.1Jk/f1lt'TA' /
C . . 40 West llroodlTny , > cw * "Vj.V" ! ' . ,
, . , . ; . . . . . . . . "ti
FOU SALE HY KUHN & CO. tind SHER
MAN & McUONNULL , Omaha.
Dyspepsia Is tlio Imnn of the present rjcn-
orntliin. It Is Tor Itaruroaml ItHuttcniliiiits ,
( licit liuuiliiclic , constipation nml pllos. that
hnvo liecomo no fainoin. They net gently
imthndlKfstlvourKiinH , K'1" ' them tout )
uuil vigor without grinliii ; or nausea. "Cc.
A.MUSISMENTS.
BO YD' © ABATER.
BeMintceiitli and llamry Streets.
TiiiiEi : NIGHTS . Sent 21
Mnmlnv
Couintmcliig . . . . .mUlUlO ) , JL-JJl. 41.
[ " "FIRST TIME HERB. 'I
Till ! ( illlSAT METHOl'OUTA.N bUCCIISS ?
Men Z a
Women.
By II. C. lo'\tllloiinilla\ldllnlnscniitliorsiif ) The
Wife , " "Tho Cliarlty U ill..1 "Lord Clnimley , " Ltc.
As I'roionlcil In ( \ CONSlSCUTIVi :
.
Now Vork over J MONTHS.
Under tlio direction of UIA1U.KS rilOII.MAN.
I'rlccs-'Sc , Mo , 7'HJ and * l. A icuoil reaorol .cat
for Me. So itn may bo reserved nt tlio bjx olllco Sat
urday IllOlllllltf. _
Orancfr Opsra House ,
Last Performances.
TON I GMT
OIROPLB G1ROPLR.
Tomorrow , IMilay Nlwht , In
Bohemian Girl ,
llcsorvod seats , 50o , aio and 25c.
Kni'nam St.rool , Thonlor.
SNiffhts Oomrasncinj Toursdiy , Sjpt , 17 ,
Everybody's 1'iivorllf ,
KRTIEPUTNRM
In tlirco of her Brand pliiyH. Thursday nlsht
iiiiil S.uurdur iiiiitlnuo.Lovo 1 lml uiv. . "
Vi day lilKbl.1:111111. : . UmPf. " Saturday
nil. . ! . "Old Curiosity Shoii. "
1'opnlar jirlcun , 1 > o. . ' o. Me. TSc. _
MTJSEE
C'ornor llth und I'liintun .Streets ,
MAOOIK. The MldKOt Mother and Imr Ilalio.
Till ] TlMtKIrill C'AN ' DV MAKKU.H ,
KAvrKN AND V.IMMUU. in Atholetlo Ex-
lllJNlo"ANDn.LAMcOAUTV
1'lUl'K ? n AND ML.-UUOVI : and others.
Open Dally fioiu 1 to 10 . m.
Phenoline
CURED
Ooldi in tie
Haad
by cm ipptfci.
lien , r
C&tsrrh
tn a very thorl
time.
Hay Fiver
fromthre , lofivt
< i n : 4 .
E&r&ohi '
Initintly.
60o par BottU.
Di'tctioni fund , .
P\tnah
f i
Ml Jit in t Ct. I
Allan Ldne
ItOVAI. JIAIJ , SfKAMKUS.
Montreal nml Qiicbco to Derry mid Liverpool.
Cabin tM to tt-0. nccordlni : to itonmor anil locution of
5tnlu room. Intcrinoillatonnrt atoornxont loir ratou.
NO CATTI.i : CAltllli : ! ) .
1UNE1
Jjl.LM.Kj
Now Vork und lilasuow via Londonderry every
rnrtnlulit.
Sept. 17. STATi : OF NKVADA , 2 I' . St.
Oct I , bTATi : OK NUHltASKA , B.'M A .V.
Cnliln fillip. Hottirn { M. Sli-crmjo M ! > . Apply to
ALLAN A. CO UilcflK'M ' II. 13. MOOHKS , Wnbasli
Ticket Olllcej W. 1' VAIL , lliirllnKton Ticket OIlRo.
COLD CLASPS ,
[ Mentions ,
Tcatli without plntos. romovnblo lirldco
work. "Dr. ThroUUiiioitrn's D.itunt. " iNc )
ilruiinliiKilonnoC pluto i hltu niiyllilii yon
like ; tuuth roniiilii linn. Just tno tliinir for
inlnistors , luwyors anil iiuhilo H | > onUors. I'rlco
a Ilttlo moro tliiin rublior nlatos , within roioli :
of all. Dr. llnlloy. Dent st , bus Ihosoloi Kht
toOii'iihiiaml DoiiBlus t'ounty. Olllco. third
floor I'oxton block , Oimiln.
SOIIOOLS AND COLLEGES.
Illinois Military Academy\f/.Wn , / ? y& Sk
forCullfg.orlluilnf > i. t'DrciHuluKUuai'i'lylol ' 'flinliul.
/iMERICANCONSERVATORY.CHICAGO / . ,
CHIC kSUINn IUI I , WllUSII ATI.
Altnacbfii.Hu | > l > , Ut .mli . Ail Ital
lot bclwl Ull. ult4 "I"1' ' "
lo l uulUJ fl t , J.
M BSIorgunl'nTUnoarChlcaBO ( ) . Iloardln | lFJ
VJBHcliool forOlrls and Yoiu > ir I.ailloH. Koriiira
catiilOKUO addron U. TllAVlill. M. . ! > . . f
* > toreunrikrl < , lll.or ilJ biutu btroctChlcano.H *
SCHOOLS of LEXINGTON. MO.
WEHTWORTH MILITABV flCADEMlf
Ailvartl ? l anil Irnnt
10EST MIIITABr SCHOOL
"I S. LI.M.K .M.A.
COLLEGE ,
ln lon , Mo. Wth yeir ) ceni Sept. loth , isH
I ullUllelilute. ; . tlBCuiiftliMlllwotllct. Science.
Hulk , I'untuiir , i.loculloa , lluilntil Count , cu I.MJIIOH
hcillliful IluiTilloiri tnUitrcd , irno lcd and reluinukcd I
nc.m he ted ind ii'-lilhis i , } 'I ' ! > i- ' ' " " "
W. A. miAUNi A , M . r
ELIZABETH AULL SEMINARY ,
A Chrtitljn Home School for iO TOUDff Ladlei. jind Set.
llonStpl I. W public ciblbllloni UUilluie , MuiU inj
Art. tcxeliltlll Complelt wild lcr < lca Pot ctltlccuo
J , U. 1JLANTO.V , I'rca. , LtXI.NUTU.N , 11 U.
MOORE'S
Loavcnwortli , Kan. , 0-15-00.
Dr. J. B. Moore My Dear Sir : I have
been subject to sick headache all my
life. Over two years iir , < > I bcpan us'iigf '
Mooro's Tree of Lifo for it , and I hnvo
never had a case of siclc hcadaolio slnco ,
except when I was at ono oiul of the
road and the modiuino at the oth r on u <
It ia worth moro than money to mo. I
heartily commend it to all suOoring'-
with sick hoadacho. Yours trulv ,
W. B. KILE ,
nistor First UnnUsl Church ,
Moore's Tree of Iilfo , n pmltlru earn ( or Xldaar
and I/Ivor ComplUnt anil nil b ou I Oho no , , boost !
par to s infer IT lion you cm uro 1 Dy mlnz Moors'
Treoof Ufo. tUaUrott I.ltJ Itomonr
*
DOCTOBMcOREW : :
THE SlI3iOlAtVl9'r.
Sixteen To irs Experience In tlio Treatment of 1
f'jrmi ' of
Skin DlMj.'i'OJ nn I Fonrilo DUO i mi L.idlei from
loionly Dr. Mciirow'1 micron in tlio trimtmonl
f I'rlvnto Dlio.nix lii < tuver biau equalled IIIIOKI
nd Clrotil irj HIKE Tru itiuont liy corrjtpondonoo ,
Ollicu , 14 and Farua n Su. , Omaha , Nob.
Knlrnnioiin oltliur utrt'ot
Hobb'o ITorvo Tonio Fillo
MAKES HEW HEALTHY BLOOD
HMD RESTORES THE NERVOUO SYOTEM
jhoylrln tliorony tliitorJIcullli to ilia
allow clicok. If you nro KuHarlng from Ue
rttDRcmontof the Ncrvi'HXuiliiiro llluoil on
Punt Ilrrors , you elioulil n onoo tnko Or.
' IMllc , the Oreui
BIobbH' Ncrvo Tonic
" "
"if"Mciiowcr , they will enrich your JJIoog
.ml BtroiKftueuyourKorvos. I'rlco.BOcuutsAVltJ ,
Tor oalo liy dru | } leto or Boat by mall.
HOBB'S MEDICINE CO.
rnocniaioni , ,
SAN pnAHCIOOO , OAl , OHIOAOO. IU |
Knliii * I o , Cor. ( Mil and DDimlns ! .
J A. Fuller A Co. , Cor. lull nml DuiiKl
All Kojler A. Cu. , Council lllulTi la.
APOLLO WAS A PERFECT
HRFICT IN FORMl-MATCHltSS IN WAR !
Bo iniloai wcr ibo oclcui. fur tuivtrt aca Uil
pun ? iw/itl Mr III rlelullodl lh.
EterKAN can b. 8TRONO )
and VIOOKOD8 ID all reipicti.
YOUNG MEN OR OLD ,
luOerlng from MERVOUa DC.
DIUTY Loit or rallliiK U o.
hood , rhrilcal Eiciiin , Xlintat
Worrir. 8tunt d Dtvtlopmint , or
any PERBOKAL WrAKNtBB , can b.
r.itor.il to rCHFCOT UEALT1I Ld
the MODLC VITALITY 01 BTKOH9
MEtf , th rtldt ana rowirof Katlont ,
'Vo claim liy yours of inaction by
iur i'irlu lvo inctlioiU a uniform
"HOKoroLY or fluccrsa" in treat'
IllCttll Dlieaiei , Wiain iiM\ \
AmictloniorMin. Tietlinoiilul
from WRInU'.i anil Territories.
film RJC\lf wUttfientfrct..eulfdPCHI *
UUH NcW UUUKi.olil.fornflliill . l limp'a.
Hwhll. joucln. Tull ElpUcttlool far HOUI TREAT.
UEHT. Toucanbl YVL1.Y RIBTORED al Tlioniand.
bavtbxnbyui Iltadourtiitlmonlali Ad < Jrm tonc
ERIE MEDICAL CO. UUFFALO , H.Y.
WOODS * n
T % : PENETRATING
QUICKf PLASTER
a y' WK. Otlien U
AND THE comimilion arc ( low ot
DUAl ) . lfiuHctlDgtry _
WOOD3 PLASTER.
H I'D no I rule. , 11 * .
All