THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , NOVEMBER 14 1801 ,
GIVEN A MILITARY WELCOME ,
Omaha's ' Salvationists Do Honor to La
Marcchalo Bootli-Olibborn ,
HZ'D OF THE FORCES IN FRANCE ,
I'litljonito DonioiiNtriitloti on Her Ar-
ilvnl , Followed I > V a
Cnnnonndo nt the Grnntl
Opera House.
La Mnrochnlo nooth-Cllbborn , who has
rhuixo of the forces of the Salvation army In
JV.rse , arrived atthounlondepotat I o'clock
yejiirday alturnoon , over the Hock Island ,
on her first tour of the United States.
1 n innrochnlo Is n daughter of General
vi. . Main Booth , founder and commandor-tn-
cb of of the nruiy In nil parts of the world ,
nii > l U nccomimiilcd on this trip by her
brotlier , linlllngton Booth , who has charge
ol < tli the forces In this country ,
1 liK visit U to bo made the occasion of a
domonstrntlon. In Addition to the
ar * of tno visiting party , thcro will bo
tt twcnty-ilvo stall oDIcers from nil
I litof the country , but particularly from
In i ntntei Included In this division Iowa ,
JJ . ! < uii and KcbrasUa.
( vcr.il mooting are to be hold during the
f..y of the visitors hero. Two meetings will
In I'rld ' tomorrow mm throe Sunday , ono of
v. inch will be nt thb Vint Proibvterlan
el uii-li. Tbo visitors will leave Monday
ir.otnlng.
AVclcnincil lo Omaha.
Tlio tourists were mot nt the depot by nn
ct.iliuslastio crowd of soldiers nnd a band.
II i. Jr. Hariha of the First Presbyterian
ct tirch was there with his carrlnRO nnd at
01 io took possession of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hall-
It . oii Booth nnd Marochnlo Bootb-Clibborn.
'J'lio r.urlago hud n pliico at the head of the
li " , Immediately behind a mounted , red- ,
v l.nuorod marshal. Then came the baud ,
11. . . i.iltltik' delegates and the local branch
of the army.
Ijvury soldlor , both mnlo and female , were
n Mill ) of ribbon across the breast bearing
tliu Inscription , "Welcome Mnrechaln , " mid
ttc duloeation from acrois the river carried
i : banner which announced to the world
"Council Bluffs Welcomes Our Leaders , "
'J to female soldiers nlso were volumnous
, m > n of red , wnito and blue star spangled
> u procession marched to the barracks on
3 i.iw nport street , wlicro ti brlof amen and
lui'Ulujah ' meeting was held by the rank and
I'll' ' * , while ttio commanding ofllcers were
duvou to Dr. Harsha's residence for lunch.
Made a Great I'aradc.
A i-rowd of several hundred people , Indies.
f.'p > iilcmen and children , assembled nt the
< . ) i , ind opera house last evening to Rroet the
/air commander of the French Salvation
iiiniv. Before iissoinblhig nt the
ci.ira house the hosts of la marochalo , pre-
ceiiod by a band , paraded the princl-
jial ttioroughforLM. In this piocosslon tbero
\viiu probably 100 soldiers in uniform , and n
rrnmituro house , wrought from the last cdi-
linn of the War Cry , the urmy paper , which
luis mounted on wheats and urawn by four
i-ttirdy privates. Marching a n body unura
10 'his unique structure were twenty younp
xvomon , with tamboiines , and arrayed In
I lie colors of our national Hag There
MITO ofllcors in the ranks from every
"
corps In the division , which represents No"-
Lru9ln , Iowa and Dakota , besides the whole
conii from Council Bluffs and the Sioux
City , Council BlulTs and Omaha bauds , the
* .vholi > bolti ? under the command of Major
Kr.ppcl of DCS Moinos.
When Thny Hruulicd ( he Hull.
M < irchng ! Into the hall at the Capitol avo-
nil' ' ) entrance , the soldiers and tbo
bind took scats on the stacc ,
nnd after a stirring strain or
two oy the latlor la marechalo
jnido : her ontranoo amidst nn outburst of
chi'ors by the enthusiastic hosts.
Drs. Suvldgo and liarsha occupied seats on
the stage.
nalliiiRton Booth , the New York com-
mnncler , n brother of the distinguished
J-'runch commandro s. offered up a fervent
) ir.ior. Alter this ho turned to the cluster
ol soldiers behind and said : "Every ono on
Iho platform who fools himself nicely saved ,
my nmenl" There was a robust response
that well attested to the depth of the feeling
itfluntlng the hearts of those present.
Then the army sang :
I roni the mlKhty Honubllc of Franco
Wo rejoice our innreclialo to tjruot ,
Who will liolp us Ood'w war to utlvauco
And America win to his foot ,
'J'tieii Bnllliigton tola of all the theologies
tboy believed in , ono of which was the clap-
closy , and calling for another verso of the
} vtnn , the soldiers rose to their foot , and as
thov 'ang , kept time by a vigorous clapping
ol the hands.
Following this Ilov. Dolwllor offered up enc
c uicst prayer. Then there was more slnp-
Inr , moro prnyornnd clapping of bauds , vol-
K' t from tbo baud nnd exhortation , qulto re-
ii.nto from the common way of conducting re
ligious meetings , but atldo from the gro-
trKiienoss ] of the accompanlmonUi , was qulto
us impressive nnd effective. The onthusl-
csm of the soldiers was Infectious , nnd bo
rn o they were nwaro of It half the audlouco
v.n mingling their voices , nnd the clatter of
coll'ulng palms with the general thrilling
uprrar. Among the many novel Innovations
It the way of devotional exorcises was the
nciompauiment to ono of the hymns oy n
di/on musicians on stringed instruments ,
In rs viol , violin , guitars and banjo. This
\\ns greeted by the most resonant applause ,
ni d vetso after verso was called for.
About tlio Ariiiy'n Work.
After the oxercisoi Mmc , Porrot , dnuuhtor
of Uoussad Napoleon , a writer of French
tracts , and private secretary of la mareehulo ,
was Introduced and delivered n stirring nd-
rticsi , embodying much of her oxpori-
1 1 cu as a Salvationist In the laby
rinths of the French capital. Mine ,
1'urrot Is a comely young woman
ol probably 20 , tall , slender and willowly ,
with brown hair and blue eves , nnd a volco
of a decided Gallic accent. She was nrravod
In a blade gown , with the roculatlon bonnet ,
nnd a voluminous whitewash depending from
lcr : right shoulder. She spoke earnestly and
lutrrostinely.
Bnllington Booth , who Is agontloman bujlt
011 the elongated plan , with n sonorous volco
nnd a freedom of manner that is refreshing
indeed , nroso nnd told the congregation why
lie was plad to bo here , and proceeded to do-
tull In warm and fervent language tbo In-
tt'i.ts , purposes nnd work of the Salvation
nrmy. Then ha announced that bis dour
tlslor , who was much fatigued by travel ,
would not make her principle nddrass to-
nluht , but would defer it until next Sunday
nUlit when sno would speak In Dr. Harsna's
church , adding that the congregation would
liiivo to bo content with a brief
liilit on this occasion. Tncn ho turned to his
ulster and sold in a loud voice , "Lti mare-
chalo In bohnlf of Omaha , I greet you , " nud
the lady arose and took her uoMtion by the
eland well to the front of the stago.
Grand Alartjlrtl ol'franuc.
In nppoarnuco la nmrochao ; looks enough
lll < o her prlvnto secretary to bo her sister ,
tun much was lent to this appearance by the
similarity of their attire. She has a most at
tractive fuco , oven clmslc In Its strength , nud
epuaks with a deep emotion of tone , in n
clear musical volco. that penetrates to the
furthermost parts of the halt nnd Is readily
understood by all.
She began oy saying aha was sorry she
ucuhl not ba n'blo to elaborate upon tbo sub
ject so dear to her heart , but would have .o
uo excused with n brief address until next
Kumliiy night. Thuu she spoke of the dim-
cultlcs of the work , moat ot which , by the
blessings of God , had , however , already
been overcome. Thou oho told hoiv
lottldg in the gospel light nt Franco
wn the only hope of that dark
country. There U nothing reuiarkablo
in the infidelity of the Frenchman ; they
niHko no pretense nt milk-Ion , nna boast of
their Indlfreronco nud hardness of heart.
Hut there u hope , sbo wont on , for all of
thorn , ns It wn her wont to wake saints out
of dovlls. She told of the difference In the
thlufs of this country and of Franco. What
it scarce commodity is charity In tlio lu u-
rtou * homes of the French and what a
gigantic task It was In gathering aid
for tno Buffering nnd destitute. Franco Is
uolthor religious or moral , and doas not pretend
tend to be. They learn their lessons In the
thcntert nnd saloons , nnd from those who
live to servo the devil , and r.ovor tbluk of
ctting foot la a place 01 rcllslous worship.
Jlopeu to Hnvo l-'cuiico.
La marochalo bai feud hopes of the ro-
der.ipllon of this gay but bonlgntcd nnd
wlckod country nt the hands of too Salvation
army. She said the French now
only shrugged their shoulders nnd
nld : "Wo know nothing of religion ,
It is not lit our line , " nnd how they go on
Idling tholr Hvos nwny In tbo dlvos tfong the
boulovanh , In the saloons , dance homos nud
places ot oven grcator evil , but thu hlnssod
prnvcr nicotines trmt nro being dally nnd
nightly held by the faithful array , Is ex
pected to bring them forth from thli slough
of Infidelity , immorality nnd Iniquity pure
and clean.
It Is growing In strength every day , nnd li
nt last commandlnc In n degree , that respect ,
to which it is entitled. This has boon
brought about by moro force of force nnd
merit. It iva the heart experience , n unison
with Jesus Christ , such as thn nrmy was
diffusing that wni nocussary , nnd It
was coming In fullness nnd abundance.
Franco does not sing behind tbo prayer book
and bible , but In the opnn air. She hns no
religion , bul there Is n way to bring her to
ono.
ono."Now will you help us , " concluded
In mnrcchalo , "if you will , the Lord will
bless you for sodolng , " nnd the distinguished
lady rosumcd her sent.
Dr. Harshn followed with n brief address ,
referring warmly to the proat work of la
marcchale , and concluded by asking for
donations for assisting her In her solf-saerl-
flclng efforts. The doctor started the list
with n $10 contribution , which was followed
by many others with larger or smaller
amounts.
t
The Ilowoscalo tookllrstprcmicin nt Putin-
dolphla , Paris , Sydney nnd other exhibitions ,
Borden & Selleck Co. , Agts. , Chicago.
AOl/r// O.l/.l/M.
Ynrd and Olllco Notes.
Receipts from January 1 todato nro 510,533
cattle , 1,203,033 hogs , 151,005 sheep , T.Sl'J
horses nnd mules , showing n loss of 27 , SO
cattle , n loss of 21U , 100 boas , n gain of 20,02" ,
sheep and u gain of : t,5in horses and mules as
compared with 1SOO.
W. II. Jnck. W. F. Sumptor nnd J. M.
John of Fobom , N. M. , oacli had cnttlo on
the local market , and M. Slattory also had in
a load of Boll ranch ulcers. D.V. . Holcomb
also had a load of sheep on tbo same market
from his Colfax county range. Tbo returns
have been so satisfactory as to create n moiit
'
friendly feeling for that'mnrket and is rapIdly -
Idly growing In the favor of stockmon.
Swift ft Co. have Introduced the latest pig
sticking machinery into their nbbatoir. The
now device was put Into operation yesterday
with the most satisfactory results. Hitherto
much of the work boo had to bo done by
hand , out by the now machinery tbo porker
Is not handled , once ho leaves the sticker ,
until his carcass Is run Into the cold storage
rooms. The work Is very materially les
sened. It takes just six minutes for the
whole operation. Tuo Swift company is
killing moro cattle this year than nny of the
other packing linns , the number during the
past mouth , 20,000 , beating the record.
Business nt the stockyards is picking up
considerably. The commission merchants
nnd all concerned have about nil they can do
and nro correspondingly happy.
E. A. McCormnck bronchi In two cars of
cattle ; E. Cuddington two cars ; H. N. Bost-
wick , two cars , and J. B. Klllran two cars
nil from Cimmaron , Colo.
W. E Doyle brought in five cars of cattle
from Pueblo nntl P. II. Gallagher brought
in six loads from the same placo.
Inspector Howard condemned six head of
lump jawed cattle yesterday.
Slonllnt ; Coal.
Now that the cola weather has como in
earnest some of the denizens nlong Railroad
avenue thought it would bo n fit time to lay
In their winter supply of coal. A long Union
Pacific coal train was sidetracked near the
viaduct Thursday ovoiilng and at once the
tbloves began to raid It. The greater portion
o' ono car was emptied before the police got
wind of the goinirs on. Tnoy swooped down
on tbo coal heavers ] but succeeded in captur
ing only ono of the culprits , Seymour Miller.
Miller was fined $20 or ilftcnu days. The
company has decided to station n watchman
on Railroad nvonue to prevent further depre
dations. _
Ttl < : Cattle Shipment Promised.
Mnnncor Bnbcoclc received a dispatch from
Folsom , N. M. , yesterday morning sayincr
that moro than 100 cars of cattle would bo
shipped to the local market next week. Prior
to this spring Now Mexico ranchmen have
been doing nil tlioir marketing at Kansas
City , but smco the yard's company began to
work in that territory it has managed to di
vert the bulk of the shipments to this mar
ket.
Opentna Nov Cliurcli.
The now Christian church , Twenty-third
and L street , will bo opened tomorrow with
Imposing coromonloi. Addresses will bo
made by Kov. Kov. Robert L. Wheeler , First
Presbyterian church , Rev. C. N Daw on ,
First Baptist church , and Hov. Mr. 11011-
dorson , United Presbyterian church. Re
vival services will ba continued during the
wock , conducted by prominent ministers.
Social Youim 1'coplo.
The Young People's Social club held Its
regular weekly party in the olub rooms on N
street Thursday evening. Dancing wa * the
principal feature and a pleasant evening
passed in tripping through tbo mazes of de
lightful walUos. It Is tbo intention of the
clue to glvo parties every Thursday evening
and the prospects are bright for many dullght-
ful entertainments through the winter.
\Vilc.v nnd Doty.
A very pretty wedding took place yester
day afternoon nt the ro-itdonco of Rev. R. L.
Whoolor. The contracting parties were Mr.
Eugnno Wiley and Miss Jessie Mae Doty of
Deulson , In. Ilov. Mr. Wheeler performed
the coromony. Thov will bo tbo guests of
Mr. G. Marlon and family.
Mngiu Cily Miniatures.
J. D. Holmes of Plattsmouth visited the
yards.
T. B. Scott loft yesterday for Lincoln on
business.
R. S. Clark of Cozard had business in the
Muglo City.
It. C. Cooley from Weaver Is seeing the
sights In the city.
O. Laraon from Genoa visited friends in
this city yesterday.
J. H. Van Duson has rolurnou from n busi
ness trip to Chieneo.
C. J. Shoemaker and F. Witt of Syracuse
are Magic City guests.
The Epworth league mot last evening at
tbo Methodist Episcopal church.
C. A. Darling from Lyons is the guest of
his brother-lu-law. J. F. Cornish.
John Holmoi of Denver Is visiting with
James Mead and family of Albright.
Ed Woods from Borlln made the acquaint
ance of commission men nt the yards ,
William W. Wells , after a visit with his
son In this city , returned to Homer , Mich , ,
yesterday.
At a mooting of the Letter Can-low as
sociation yesterdnv it was decided to glvo a
ball on Now Year's ovo.
Mrs. T. D. Todd nnd daughter Mary ar
rived this morning from Waterloo for u visit
with the family of A. I , McDougnl.
Fifteen line now buildings have boon
erected along Twenty-fourth street for busi
ness purposes within the past month.
The funeral services of Mrs. Charles L.
Porter will bo hold from the Prosbyterlau
church tomorrow afternoon at 'J o'clock.
The paving on Twouth-fourtb street has
not programed so rapidly slnco the cold wave
struck us , But if the weather inrdorates ,
two weeks moro will see ono sldo of Twenty-
fourth street paved from A to Q.
JM/.SM.Y.I / < i7.i K.I tni.i i'iiu.
C. A. AlUlnsonof Lincoln is at the Paxton.
L. U. Lloyd of Gothenburg Is at the Mil-
lard.
lard.Mrs.
Mrs. ti. C. WixtUins of Lincoln U nt the
Mlllurd.
Hon. W. A. McKolghau of Red Cloud U at
the Pnxton.
Fred B. Smith of Nebraska City is a guoU
nt the Murray ,
Dr. U. W. Johnston and wife ot Fairmont
are at the Mlllard.
Mr. J. B. Rlloy , of the Sioux City Journal ,
was in the city yesterday.
Hon. John O. Watson , Charles Hubner nnd
Dr. R. Roy Ross of Nebraska City uro at the
Murray.
Mr. William Roardon , advance representa
tive of Frohmnn'a Now York Lyooum
Theater company iu "Tho Charity Hull , " U
in the city.
_ _
Competition troiablos when Ilu.vdon
Bros , opoa prices ou pluuos and organs.
CHICAGO WANTS HER SHARE ,
Business Men Protest About Having tha
City's Fuluro Mortgaged.
WILL COMPETE FOR THE CONVENTION.
Itecont Itpsolutlons Adopted oil the
Hulijoot Do Not Kepresent ttio
Uciicr.il Sontlinont Garden
City Gossip.
CUICAOO HUIIBAU OP Tits BBS , )
Giitcuon , 111. . Nov. 1U. J
Chicago hns decided to como down oft hot1
dignified perch , so to speak , and will nHii'lo |
with the ether compotlturs in the general
hustle for the national convention , notwith
standing the resolutions adopted at the
CIrairJ Pacific yesterday. It is also said that
the assumption by some of the Columbian
exposition promoter1 ? that they were author
ized to mortgage all Chicago's future busi
ness to ether cities in order to obtain con
gressional votes for the location of tno
World's fnlr hero will bo rebutted. It is
probable that a mooting of prominent busi
ness men will bo held at an early date to
protest as to the uUcr.inco of yestorday's
meeting and to put on record the fact that
Chicago wants the political and all other
big conventions.
The Chicago hotel men are particularly
dlssatlstlcu with the outcome of the meeting ,
and none of thorn hesitate to state their views
on the matter , and some of the expressions
were what the bnso bull reporter would call
"full of ginger. "
Jlflll.IXOTON AOKNTS IN" SESSION' .
All of the general passenger agents of the
Hurllngton system are holding their usual
monthly family meeting at the oftlco of Gen
eral Passenger Agent Eustls today. Only
routine matters nro being considered , there
being no questioirnf pre-eminent importance
exlsitmg at present to engage the attention
of the agents.
sciiATCiiun OUT IIIH ; nvn.
A young woman named Bertha Lawrence ,
residing In this city , was the victim of an un
provoked assault by which she will lose ono
of her oyes. She was entering a south sldo
dry goods store , and at the door was mot by
Sophia Scnmitzhen , ono of a notorious band
of thlovos. The Schmltzhon woman had n
few moments before committed n small theft
in thu store and was hastening out to escape
detection. Finding Miss Lawrence In hur
way , she commenced to use her lists and nails
on that person's face , bruising her severely
and scratching out ono of her oyos. Her as
sailant was arrested.
FILED AN' IMMENSE MOIITOAOE.
A ? r > ,000.000 mortgage was illcd in Chicairo
yesterday. It was given by the Security In
corporation of Now Jersey to the Manhattan
Trust company of Now York and bears in
terest at 0 per cent , payable in gold. The
mortgage runs from November 1 , IbOl , to No
vember I , 1911. It covers the property In this
city of the Boston Cordage company , the
Standard Cordage company and other cordage -
ago manufacturers forming the Cordage trust.
Attached to the mortgage was the lease by
which the Boston property and that in othnr
cities was transferred to the Now Jersey con-
corn. The mortcapo is ono of tne largest out
side those given by railways over BloJ In this
city. It is second only to theGas trustmort-
gage , whlcb was for $10,000,000.
DISEASCD CVTTI.K CASE.
Testimony in the case of the Whiskey trust
agaltvst the Illinois Board of Live Stock
Commissioners for the destruction of 1 >
head of < xttlo supposed to bo nlllictod with
aetlnoraycnals , brings to light that hundreds
of cattle have been sold in Chicago which
were nfllicted with lumpy jaw. Sometimes ,
when the disease was too apparent , eastern
dealers would not object to taking nu animal ,
and it wont to the Now York rsi rsts. When
it was very noticeable it was sold on the
streets of Chicago. William Wolfnor , who
handles thousands of cuttlo for the Whiskey
trust , testitled concerning the manner in
which the Uvo.stock commissioners first dis
covered the disease. They placed 13S steers
under quarantine , but did not roraovo
them from the pens where the
other cattle were kept. Twenty of
those cattle were killed foroxperitnontal pur
poses and eight were slaughtered out of
mercy because they wcro so badly diseased.
Six cattle in an incipient stage bad been
killed at the glucose pens under the direction
of Dr. Caswell , state veterinarian , who snld
the meat was all right early in the disease.
Some of tbo employes took suctions of the
moat from these six cattle homo and ate it.
This came to tuo notlco of Dr. John Scott ,
assistant state veterinarian In this county ,
and he afterward was , present whenever dli-
eased cattle wcro killed and poured kcroseno
oil over the cni-cassM so they could not bo
used for food.
I'fOIMJTIC TAt.K.
"Jack" Dempsey and ' 'Young" Mitchell ,
the Californlan who recently sprang into
Imno by whipping "Roddy" Gallagher In
Sau FrancUco , loft for the east last night.
Regarding the talked of match between him
self and "Tom" Ryan , Uompsoy said ho
would like to meet Ryan and hopud n match
would bo arranged , but ho couldn't train
down to the weight Kymi'i backers ask ,
which Is MO pounds. Mitchell said ho would
Ilko to make u match with Ryan either for n
light to a llnlsh or for a limited number of
rounds , but ho declared ho could not light
below 113 pounds. Some o ( Ryan's admirer *
Insist that ho could hold his own against
either man.
man.WOIILK'S run XOTRS.
A formal request for a big sllco of space
for the Kronen exhibit has been niado by
Consul Bruwoort in the manufactures build
ing. 100,000 aqunro feet ; in the line arts
building , 20,000 , and In tbo machinery hall
10,000. Tnoso amounts of space , M. Bru-
waort said , form only the preliminary appli
cation. Ho thought later that ; his govern
ment would ask for more room In addition to
what ho requested in tbo several buildings
mentioned. Ho also desired space In the
mines and mining , agricultural and horticul
tural buildings.
The Union League club tins pissed n reso
lution directed to the city council asking that
during the year ISO. ! all furnaces in the larger
coal consuming establishments bo compelled
to use hard coal.
PLANS FOU A XUW 11OAI ) .
A new road Is to bo built Irom Terre iltuito
to Chicago. It will tap the rich coal liolds
nt Oak wood , run through a thickly settled
country to Kankalcco and then to Rivordalo ,
seventeen miles from Chicago , and connect
thcro with the Ohio & Mississippi line to
enter Chicago on that lino. It will also prob
ably bo extended to South Cnyuga to connect
with the Clever Loaf route for St. Louis. A
special survey Is to be made shortly.
OIIDS AND KNDS.
An attempt was made last night to wreck
n freight on the Wabash by piling ties on
the trackbut the obstruction wus discovered
and tbc culprit arrested.
It Is said that , H. B. IHnltloy , cash
ier of the Kock County bank of
Luvorno , Minn. , acting as guardian for
Mrs. Harriet Bryan , an insane woman of 90
years , has secured title to eighty acres of
Chlcaco real estate near Jackson 'Park.
Two Aurora merchants have been arrested ,
charged with burning their atoms to get the
insurance.
A wild man Is terrorizing the Inhabitants
in1 the vicinity of Vandalia ,
WK3TCRN PEOPLE IN CIIICAOO.
The following western people are In the
city :
At the Grand Pacific E. P. Reynolds ,
Wymorp ; E E. Nauglo , Omaha ; II. C.
Simons , South Dakota.
At the Palmer-Mr , and Mr ? . W. D. Elli
ott , Mr. and Mrs. Ch.irles Bushman , Ot-
tuinwa , la. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ucorgo E. King ,
DCS Moines , la. ; Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Bur
roughs , Cherokee , la. ; Mrs. Judge Cook ,
Webster City , la. ; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Gar
ner , Ottumwa , la. ; W. P. Swan , Omaha ;
George Meyer , George JJorch , Bui-llncton ,
la.
la.At
At the Wellington -Lucius Wells , Council
BlulTs ; J. E. Barrett , DCS Moines , la. ; J. P.
W. Harklns , Omaha ; J. G. Watson , Lomars ,
la.
la.At
At , the Leland Mr. and Mrs , E. Saogor ,
Kcoktik , la.
At the Auditorium A. J. Young , Clinton ,
la. ; George A. Joslyn , Omaha. F. A.
The now Hotel Brunswick , IGth nnd
Jackson , with all modern improvement ? .
Now open for guests. Modornto prices.
'O
Ho HIM a. Scheme.
John Gilman of Idaho is at the Murray and
ho has a scheme with him. Ho is trying to
got people in the western states Interested in
an advertising train of fifty car loads of pro
ducts which he will exhibit throutrn the east
and terminate the trip at the World's fair.
He wishes to have products from fifteen or
twenty stntes and exhibit the whole train as
a regular feature of the World's fair.
m <
VVepmtin piano. Now scale. Now
tuning device. Sold on installments.
Hnydau Bros.
Will Investigate Schools.
The Rual Estate Owners association has
decided to investigate tbo expenditures of
the Board of Education.
Mr. Paul Harbaugh began yesterday to
cony the list of teachers and janitor's sal
aries. An itcnmed statement of the expendi
tures for repair * , fuel , etc. , will nlso bo secured -
cured and reported to the association.
40 years the standard *
x-35T
A Pure Cream ItOYAK , TAYI.OU'3 ON1S SPOON.
Tartar Powder Coutains Auiuioula , Contains Alum ami Ammonia.
Dr. Price gives larger and fuller cans than those
of any other Baking Powder manufacturer.
Above cut represents the comparative size of one pound can each
' 'Dr. Price's , " Royal" and "Taylor's One Spoon. " These cans were
set side by side , then photographed down in cxapt proportions to
admit the plate in this space. Ask your grocer to set a one pound
can of any other brand alongside 1 Ib. Dr. Price's ' Cream Baking
Powder , and observe the difference , as illustrated above.
Adulterated powders may usually be detected 'by ' their heavier
bulk , as shown by the email cans , and these scantily filled , often
containing a circular to help fill out the cans. It is a singular fact
r
that many of the ammonia and alum baking powders are advertised
as "Absolutely Pure , " All official examinations prove that it would
be safe to reject all powders labeled absolutely pur . .
The economy in using Dr. Price's Cream Bak'mg Powder does
not consist alone in the fact that much larger and fuller cans are
given , but Dr. Price's is a stronger , purer and more wholesome bak
ing powder than any other known. Does better work , and goes
farther , hence more.economical in every way.
What woman would use an ammonia or alum baking powder if
she knew it ? Such powders not only undermine the health , but
ammonia gives to the complexion a sallow and blotched appearance.
Dr. Price's ' Cream Baking Powder is reported by all
authorities as free from ammonia , alum , lime , or any other
adulterant , The purity of this ideal powder has never been
questioned.
So mtor Paddook DiTjvmoj Nebraska's ' Pros-
pcoto for the Prz3. !
WHAT SUCH A RESULT WOULD SIGN'FY. '
Sulminntlnl Kvltlcncc of tlio Growth
of Ileiiitblluati Principled Ghl-
capo's Viral Irluinpli In This
Ijliio Itcuallcd.
WASHIXOTOV BURBIUOF TUB Bus , J
5111 FouitTnuxTii STIIERT , >
WASIIIHHTO.V , D. C. . Nov. 13. )
Senator Paddock , who has boon spending a
fovr days iu the city preparatory to the ns-
somblhiK of congress , will bo hero again to
tnko part In the light for the convention
when the national republican coiumittoo
meets November 2J ) . When the committee
pots toeothor Omaha will bo found repre
sented by iiblo nud ofllelont men , ho says ,
who will sot forth her claims In a wny calcu
lated to convince the committee that Omnhn
Is prepared to tnko proper cnro of the dolo-
gntos nud nil visitors. Sonntor Pad
dock recalls the selection of Chicago
in 1SOO when the objections urged
ngalnst that city were the same ns
those now presented nu'tiinst Omaha and
says that it would bo something moro than
mere sentiment to nominate the republican
candidates at a point further wcit this year
than over before. It would bo Indicative of
the spread of the republican parti * as well us
the growth of the country. Its political im-
portunco would bo very great , for the recog
nition of Omaha by selecting It for the con
vention would stimulate the republicans of
Nebraska and the surrounding cordon ot
states.
. "What Is the political situation in No-
braskuf"
"Tho recent elections In Nebraska was a
republican victory but ! do not bcliovo that
the result can bo accepted as conclusively in
dicating what wo may expect in 1602 , " said
the senator. "It shows , however , that the
direction is toward the old republican major
ities , nud I know than hundreds of republic
ans , who left the party and Joined thu alli
ance , have returned. "
bMUOOUXO 9U1IE.MB DISCOVEnED.
The treasury officials have discovered a
very neat and effective smuggling scheme by
which Canadian tailors have been enabled ode
do a largo business nearly all over the United
States and oven as fur west at Omaha. It
nppoars that drummers for the Canadian
houses visit customers in the United States
nnd tnko measurements and orders. When
the clothing is made the package is given tea
a Bleeping car porter running between To
ronto and Montreal nnd points in the United
States. The porter bring ? It across the line
to some obscure place nnd there ships It to
the customer. There was a heavy seizure of
smuggled clothing in Troy , N. Y. , n few
weeks ago. Ono porter was nrrosted in Bos
ton and warrants are out for others. The
treasury people are keeping a sharp lookout
and it Is expected others will bo captured.
In the meantime the Montreal drummer Is
nt present working Wisconsin nnd Minnesota
nnd is headed towards Omaha.
OMAHA'S rnniiui : , IUIILDIN'O.
Supervising Architect Edbro'oke will prob
ably return from Chicago tomorrow and will
resume his dutins at the Treasury department
on Monday. His return will probably bo
followed by readvortising for proposals for
the excavation for tbo new Omaha postoHico
and court house. The last bids did not in
clude the removal of the Incumbrancos now
on the site and the next proposals must In
clude this work. The lateness of the season
precludes the possibility of accomplishing
nny moro than the excavating before next
spring , but the supervising architect's oflico
expects to have the contracts awarded In
tlmo to assure the prompt beginning of work
as soon as the frost Is out of the ground in
MISCELLANEOUS.
Ex-Cougrossman Jerry Murphy is bore , on
his way homo from Europe. Mr. Murphy
will take a run out to Davenport and will
then return to Washington with the inten
tion of putting in the winter iu lobbying for
the Ilotmepin canal project. Ho says ho
feels sure a big appropriation can bo secured
for it this year.
The postmaster general to.1ay appointed S.
Mnyiio postmaster at Bancroft , Kossuth
county , lu. , vice W. E. Jordan , resigned.
P. fa. H.
Don't let that couph continue. Stop it nt
once with Piso's ' cure for consumption. It
never falls ; 2.1 cents. All drucgists.
NEW
CISUTAIN
-
C'0 ,
never roturus. I will ectiU sealed 1'ltKIJ to nny
eutTcrer n proierlptlon to cnlamu small weak parts
uml certain euro for lost vigor , emissions , vnrlco-
cclo , Impotency. Aililre s
J. I ) . HOU.'ii ; . IKii 00 , Albion. .Mich.
aiinbootl rolurrd. I'arU fnlaryrd. fura
towntU > 1 Hour. I * ltl fUillr tml the
rccliw { ( ? atilt tltFRtoany stittercr It is
a rclUlilj > ml Uitlni ; Cure AM.Ircss W S.
JAQULS.M D..lj\V tlhSt.Cmcluiutl.C >
BAD ECZEM A ON BABY ,
11 end Ono Solid Bore , ttuhlni ; AnTul.
11 ad to Tic Ills lIinulH lo Cnullc.
Cured l > y Cut lour.i.
Our little boy broke out on his tipnd wltli n bnd
funnofaetaiun , when lie wm four month * ohl.V
tried llircoilocton , but ihojr did not help him. Wo
then uscil four three Cutlcitrn UOIUO.UM , uI utter
uslim them uloTOT wccXs ex nelly ncconlinj to illro
lions lie t'PKim ' to doitdliy
Improv u , nnd uftcr thu u o
of them for raven iiumilH
Ms hond wn iMitlroly volt
, U hvn no IICKIIII IISIIIK It Ills
head win n oolld iora ( rtmi
I the crown to hl oi-bronn.
It wa nljo nil over his e M
mottoriils face mid imnll
plnrcs oinHrrcront | uirt o (
toily. Thcro ere git-
tct'n Wl'lk > lh"1 wo lliul to
ke ° P hl * ' 'niid ' tloil tn the
crndlo nml hold thorn when ho was tnkcn up ; nnd hnd
tokeepnilttciistlodonhls himds to keep his linger-
n ills out of tlionurus , nsha would acrnlcli It ho could
In nny nayifot lila hnuds lee o Wo know jour Cutl-
rurn Itvmi'dlosciiroil him.Vnfool i.tfo In recom-
mondliiff thutn toothors ,
( iKU. II. nnd JANKTl'A UAItlttS , Webster , Ind.
Cuticura Resolvent
The new bliH > d nnd skin purlllor : > nd Kronlo-ft ,
of humor rumudlos cli'inncs thn blood of all
ItnpuiltliMaiid poisonous eloinonts , and ( lint
roinovos the cuiia.hllo CUTICUIIA. thu gri > .it
skin 1'ino , nml ( UTirtniA SDAI * . an oxiiulsltu
skin Oeniitllior , olo.ir the skin and sculp , mill
restore the hair. Tims the CtrTicuil11KMK -
niB1 * c\iro oory sppclcs of Hulling , biinilns ,
sc'ily : , pimply , and blotchy sum. stMilp , uml
blood tllsoasiH , fiom iilinplcs to cn > fuln , from
Infancy to age , when the best pliysk-lans fall.
Sold every whoro. 1'rlce. Ct'Tirrn.60c : Ho it- ,
S11. ; ltlsor.W\T. : 41. 1'iupnrol by the I'OTTKU
Dllllll ANI > CltKMIt'Vti OlIIU'OlHTlO.V , lloslou.
S 'Seiultor "How to Cure Hltin Dlsfiisos , . "
Cl p igt's , SO lllustr.illons , nnd 100 testimonial : ) ,
10 fl'iln and sr.ilp purified and boixiillllod
by rt'Tict'HA f > oi' . Absolutely pure.
ANS ! AND WEAKNESSES
Uf females Instantly rullovod by
that IIIMV , I'lou'unt. nnd Infallible
Antidote lo I'ulti. Inlluinnintloii.and
_ WoaUncss , the CuriuLiiA ANTI-I'AIN
I'LASTEIt.
Vile cod-liver oil has lost
its vileness in Scott's Emul
sion and gained a good deal
in efficiency.
It is broken up into tiny
drops which are covered with
glycerine , just as quinine in
pills is coated with sugar
or gelatine. You do not get
the taste at all.
The hypophosphites of
lime and soda add their tonic
effect to that of the half-di
gested cod-liver oil.
Let us send you a book on
CAREFUL LIVING free.
SCOTT ft IIOVTNB , Chemiiti , 133 South jth Avenue ,
New York.
Your druggist keepi Scott'j Emulsion of cod-liver
Oil all druggists everywhere do. f l.
J
THE SMALLEST PILL IN THE WORLD !
, . , *
LIVER PI3L3LS ©
. liavi-ull the virtues oftlio lurfjcr onrn ;
'equally ott'ortlvo ; ptnoly r ot
i\nct lzu slion 11 In this bonier.
Dr , Bailey ( P
5
The Lpadin ? i 1
DENTIST.
Third Vlonr Ptixton lllook.
Tolcpono 1085. Kith mid Fnrnnm S.
A full sut of tcoth , on ru tiber , for $ .1 1'orfcot
fit. Teeth without nl.itos or removable
brldRo worlt , Just the thlnjj for sliiiOM anil
public spuuUera , never drop down.
Teetli ExtnotgJ Without Pain.
All fillings at reasonable r.ites , all work
warranted. Cut tills out. for a miluo.
Lane
KOYAL MAIL SrHAMiit3. :
Slontrt-nl nnd Qiicboa to Perry nnd Liverpool.
Cnbln ? V ) to fH ) , ncuonllni ; to ntoiunor nnd loc.itlon uf
stiao room. Intermediate mid stooniKoutlow rato' .
NO CAITLI ! CAUltlKI ) .
Bmuvioii oi > -
ST13AMSIIIL- .
Now York nnd Ulimow via l.oiuloiicjurry ever
Kortnli-'lit. 7
Nov. 12 , BTATK Ol' NUIIUASICA , noon
Nov. M. STATIC of C VhirOHNIA , noon
Dec. IU , m'Al'H OF NHVADA , II A. .M.
Cnbln f."j up. llcturn JH3. Stt'Cnuo f9. Apply to
ALLAN A CO. Ihlr-uoj U. K , MDOIIK3 , Wnbaili
TIckutOIHco ; W. f.VAIL , Uurllimton Tleiot Oliloo
Youti ; ; and middle-aged men suffering from
errors of youth , c.\ce.ss > e , texinil weakness , etc , ,
positively cured for five dollnra. Our rento-
dlcs are in pill nnd tablet form , stifilclent Tor
tv/o montliB" trontniont , which will cirect a
perfect cure. Upnn recei ! > t of five dolliird will
Lo bent to nny address lu'ilnln tcalcd '
by mall. Circular freo. Address
YALE CHEMICAL CO , i
BnfforlnB from
tlio vtli'cU of
youthful errors
early decay , wnstlns ; woalcw&i , lost iiiaiiliond , etc ,
1 will iul nvoltmlilu trcutlto ( unliil ) coiitulnliij
fullnirtliul ; r3 for homo cure , I'HUI ! of dmrgu.
A rplcndld incillcal work j should \ywoA \ tiy o > cry
nnn who H iiorvom nn I clflilllUml. Adclresi ,
1'rof. 1\ < , ' . I'OU'I.IUt , ItlooUus , C'ouu.
NBW A OeM I'.tnorvfcd
nhaatre , _ 2 j * for50 ° i
i-ovrntrcnth nnd ItitriiPy Street.- ) .
TO-DAY. TONIGHT.
THIS ( SATURDAY , ) NOVEMBER 14 ,
I.A8T TWO Pr.l'rOUMANOr.3 01- '
RICH'S
'tint , , i/.vjr : .v o.v .irvmn ,
Special Mntlnoo for l.adltn ntul Children ,
I'rlorsi-KlrRt t''loor.V ! It.ili'imy Mo.
7'lff.S jT.TAA JA' 4 / ' : / , ,
OloMnn I'orformanoo Of tlio Ktuaeemunt , 'T
1'rlcoi : 1'lrst Kloor ? 5o and Jl.OOj llulcony
Wo mid 7Sci ll.illury Wio.
Opera House
NIGHTS.
ngt Jlfoiuiay , A7ov. 15
4 < TWl'MTIl filUSON.
Aintilcn'8 Uf fined tun ! Versntllo Comedian , In
TOM'S VACATION
A clcon nml nrtlntlo Jtmtral Coinwly Medley In
3 net * . fcupiHirtcd by u
F183T-CIilC3 COUPAlir cf WELL-3SLECIID AUTI3T3
IJISTIlCHr.VrAI. MttllCAl , ll'rCIALTIIH.
COMICAL SAY1K1IS ANK HI1U.U I ONI.
iiKii.AMi iirAi-Tiiui. rvjoYMmrr.
l-ATKTT SONUS. AUTISTIC SkKICII 11. 1 U.MMV AITI.
. Him , I'U'.I' , 11.fi.V AM ) KM'IMUl ,
rannu TUB \MuFsiENr op
It. S.imiGGS mill M. C. liiliNKA.
Sale of fcoata opens Suhu'rtay , it ! ) o'clock
n. in.
'flc WJo , We.
Theatre Sent for 61) ) Cent *
Seventeenth nnd Uurnuy Streets.
THK SUNDAY
( JHKAT
I1IU
Jll ASIATIC
TU1IAT MONDAY , ,
Uy A. 0. Gitnthor [ author names of N. Y.I
Presented by MR.
FRANK W. .
SANGER'S PO
COMPANY OR
OF
NEW YORK.
I'rtcei I'armict $1 ; imnpiot circle "Sc nnd fl ; bul.
cony Wc ) and 7. o llox shccti upon hnturday morn *
liij ( ut U o'clock.
FARNAM STREET THEATRE
I Alylit.i , cinniiiciii'iiin irltli 11 ciltu-n-
Slntiiiec , Xoi' . 11 , "
RMER1GHN BOY.
2O
I'opnlar L'ricos IGc , 25c , : $ . " * . r , 50c , 7. > c.
_
[ Olio Wualc UstmlS U A rill t'omniiMirliM / f-
, , l/ , | iV l fciiuiliijr / J
lnoo . [ ( . .LAX Mn NOT
HupporUMl bvMll CllAt ) . A. Sl'UVKNhON ami u
Company of Actors.
Klrst Ilnlf of tlio Wook.
"TWO ORPHANS. "
I.'iat Half of the Wci'k ,
THE WORLD AGAINST HER , . '
I'opular I'rlctH ISc , ! . ' ) C , Me. Mo nml 7Sc.
DIME
Corner Ilth nml I''arnambtrcotd. '
Oon. W. Aiiilorion , Onllk'il Mnn.
( iruco Ctiurtlanil , wlu-h or Wall utreut.
Berpentullo , CdiiturtliiiiNt.
HHIII bl lcr * , llillil rorlorinerj.
Kil ( . 'illauher , CoincdUti
Alubel Arnold , Ciirnot bnloa.
Ilion iin Ilrni , HIi.uliinKrnphs.
' 11 c Walter's , BlnseM nnd Dancora.
1'rof. JIcKuu , Vuntrlloqulat.
Aclnil tnitn * Dime , open dullr 1 to 1 ! ) p. ID
Notiuo.
The Nobr.iilta A Western Itnllwny coin"
puny :
Pursuant to an order of the circuit eourt , ol
tlio I'nltod hiatus for llio district of Nobrnsku ,
cnlorod on tho'J4th iluy of Outoher , 1SU1 , In u
btiltln ciiulty. niiw ijoiidlni ; In said cotiit ,
Whoiolu tlio Miinh.ittiiu Trust conipniiv ll
complainant n nil the fuibrnslcu.V Woituin Uull-
way eoinpiuiy Is th'feniliint , nil porsonn hnv-
IIIR any clnlms a : ilii > , t tlu > iiudoiBlum'd as ro-
I'Ctvor are ii'iiilrod | to ptuseiit the HIIIIIII In
writh > K , duly \urlflod , lo llio iiiulursliiiiud tit
his ollleu in the t'lly of Omaha on or before
tlio 1st day of Doc timber , 1S.JI.
Dated titOiualia , Nob. . October 21th , 1SOI.
Kills L. llloibouor.
Oct. Ill Nov , 7-14-L'l M. Itocolvor ,
, l utflliili Dlnnonit IIianf.
l nul itulOmiutno. .
lw T rcUublf. UADIC * &i
t lor ( Mckultrt Swliin *
moiU Bran I la lo < l ui.l lluld oictnllloV
l < rltilii ! | | < rl > 'h.iii Tulle
Ae/wf ; Jnqtroui lutitttttl'
tttctlfHt Ai IrujuI'iiCr ' Mn
la itim [ for parU m ri , fillinnaliU ait ]
lllcf l f r > . .ail i'f tn letter , by rttlirM
Mull. ll.in Ti llmotil tt Kant tapir.
. '
' .i ! I ; > " - I' " * ! llrnni'iti , 1'lilluitn. . I'ur
Iho
'jlv i lutliul.lnoi tliooulr llnouver
liu cut illliul lioMa Ilio clotliux without pln ; n PIT-
It-it BiicooaKi palont iiunitly Ismuil ; HOI | | onlj" ho
iiuoiitr , to whom lliu oxuliKlvn rlxlil It Klvuni oil ro-
cclptuf Ml oonts wo will Bunil xiimplu line hy in ill
uho crculnrH ; prku ll tiuid tunas toit'/i'iiti 1 uoctiri
your lorrlUirr nt once Aililruai Till' ' } I'.N'Ll'Id.S.
'U CO. , 17 Hainan St , Worcoitur , Mm :
BUY ©
IH MERCHANT TAILOS , MADS
1
SECURE OKTE OF THOSE
-AT-
ON THE
-A.T TME.-
13O0 Farnam Street , Omaha , Neb. ' 13OQ
N. B. AUcruliouB to Insure a perfect lit miidu free ot chargo. Ordora by mail receive prompt urid careful uttuntlou.
