THE OMAHA DAILY REE ; THURSDAY , JUNE 15 , 1893 ,
Fifth Annual Enoatnpraont of the Organl"
ration at West Pointf
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OUR HUNDRED MEMBERS PRESENT
tjonllnlly Wotromod by Mnynr ( loliUmltU
Inviting .ScirrnundliiRn ( if the Cnmp
. Morn tlmn Ono Ilutulroit
+ lout * in U o.
Vfr. < n POINT , Juno 14. [ Spoct.il Tolosrara
o THE Hr.r. . ] Tlio lUth nnnunl oncnmpmont
f the Nebraska Sons of Veterans it boliiff
' eld in this city , Last evening Mayor Gold-
mith welcomed the visitors aj , the encamp-
lent grounds tn a neat npcc6h. Judge W.
\ Norrls was tlio orator of the evening and
cllvorcd ono of his fervid and patriotic nd-
i-csscs. llo was frequently apnlaudcd.
vboutKX ) Sons of Veterans are assembled
tore and many more are expected this oven-
c.
The site for the encampment is a lovely
lni'o about one-half mile south of West
i'olnt. where 12.1 tonU are pitched.
{ 'Every provision hai boon inndo for the
omfort of the visiting guests. This morn-
iff a prancl street parade took plwco in
; liich the Sons of Veterans , the Grand
itmy of the Kopubllo and the Woman's
leltof corps participated. The glittering
a.vonotsand tlicibrilllant uniforms inado the
taradoa mtiRtiillccnt affair. Tomoirow the
ompetltlvo drill for wliich large prlrcs will
10 awarded and the dross panulo will occur.
Clio installation of oHlccrs will also take
.jlaco Thursday.
NKHUASKA OKADUATr.S.
/onrtli Aniiuul Coinnioiicnmoiit lUorcturs ol
1'nwnoo Olty Arndcmy.
PAWXBB CITY , Juno H. [ Special Telegram
I' ' to Tun HUB. ] The fourth annual commence-
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incut of the Pawnee City academy was held
at the opera house tonight. The bac
calaureate sermon was delivered by Uov. S.
E. Martin of Superior , Neb. , Sunday oven-
inp at the First United Presbyterian church.
[ JTho Junior entertainment was held Monday
avoning and last evening ; , the annual con-
'oort of the inuMcal dup.irtmcnt was Riven
| , jndcr the direction of Miss Mary J. Dunton ,
The commencement exercises this evening
.vcro witnessed by u very largo audience ,
( landing room being a premium. The atau'Q
.vas a perfect bovver of roses. The clais of
03 consists of Misses Mary McCready and
IfMary Dowober and Mr. Victor Wallace.
lU'hoy wore greeted with the highest honors.
riio class motto was ; "Not Finished , but
egun. "
IS The presentation of diplomas was made by
v.'rof. Spoor. This has been a very successful -
ful school year and the interest manifested
lonight was a generous approval of the olll-
loncy of the faculty. The next commence-
Jtnent will bo held in the largo chapel of the
low college building now being erected at a
.ost of Slo.OOO. _
[ llo'iril of Public I.aniU nnd llnllillncii Very
Much DlKtiirlipil.
Juno 1 1. [ Special Telegram to
I Tin : UBB.J The Board of Public Lands and
'Buildings held another meeting this nfter-
, noon , but nothing of their doings was given
I out save that they were merely doing rou-
l tine business. The board is apparently
| greatly desirous of formulating a sot of
rules governing the furnishing of sup
plies to the various state institutions
and the presentation and endorsing
of vouchers that will relieve it of any labors
, In going over tlio same but are endeavoring
to arrange matters so that the blame , if any
nccrucswill be securely shifted to the shoul-
dets of subordinates.
The fact that the board has found it nec
essary to compile nnd promulgate rules is
generally taken as a virtual confession that
the members have not given the public busi
ness the careful supervision that it required
or the duties of their ofllco demanded. The
rules have been several times revised and
they are evidently not yet satisfactory.
Piling of Konrnoy 1'ooplo.
KniiiNET , Juno 14. fSpecial to Tun BRE.J
The citizens of Kearney have decided to
try nnd have a Fourth of July celebration
this year. Various committees are at work
raising money , arranging a program and so-
i curing attractions. It promises to bo a suc-
I cess.
James O'Kans , who had n dirk that was
, given him. before the war while sheriff ol
Ogle county , Illinois , stolen from his house
last Decoration day , found it last Mon
day morning sticking into a ilowoi
pot on his front porch. A reward of $5 and
no questions asked had been ottered for its
I return. A check for 3 stolen at the same
I time was also returned.
About twenty members of Prof. Draper's
"Kid band" that attractoa so much atton.
Itloii last year nt ( JSrand Island by wcarinp
( "grandpa's hat , " loft this afternoon for Wooci
lUiver where they will taltu an outing for the
Inext throe days.
) About thrco weeks ago a man came U
iXearnoy nnd registered as "Prof. Johannls
IDuialm. " Ho said ho was n dancing schoo
jjuxstcr , owned a largo building in Omah :
find occupied the entire third floor for hi :
[ school. lie succeeded in getting up a clas' '
lf about twenty-five pupils , insisted on theii
[ jay Ing for the ilrst term in advance and cu
It big swell. Ho pave six lessons nnd sinci
I , hen nothing has been heard from him. Hi
raid no bills , but the lust evening ho wai
I lero ho promised to pay them all on his nox
llrlp. Correspondence- parties tn Omahi
rails to locate any such man , nnd advice ;
li'rom Grand Island , where no claimed to havi
I mother largo class , fail to throw any llgh
nn his whereabouts. There are qulto a num
Iber hero who nro waiting patiently for hi
I "next U-lp. " _
We t Point Note * nnil Porgonnli ,
Wrsi POINT , Juno 14. [ Special to Tn
[ HEE. ] An export from the Norfolk Suga
I factory was in town yesterday nnd compll
lironted W. U. Artinan upon having the bcs
I stand of beets In Nebraska.
The engine for propelling the Ice machln
I of thu brewery is now ready to bo usod.
I Bertold Hoehl nnd wife loft for Oklahom
[ on Monday morning. Mr. itoelil has n nit
I farm about ono and n half miles from
I Himo ,
Mr. John Glsln. an old and respcctoa cit
f zen of tills city , died at his homo of cuncc
of the llvor Saturday night , The decease
was born in 1SUO in Switzerland , and in 1
I ramo to America , settling the next year 1
tills city , where ho 1ms since resided. II
leaves u wife and seven children. Tl
funeral took place Tuesday , the sormo
boliiK dollvprod by itov. Mr. Martin nt tt. .
i late lesidonvoof the docuasod.
Hulne .StiliriMltu Fitrmur * .
HASTINOS , Juno 11. [ Special to TUB BEE
I Tlio preliminary papers have been ilk
i for u series of over 100 suits by the Farmer
Union Insurance conipanyof Grand Islni
ngalnst an equal number of Adams counl
farmers. Tills is an assessment lire ijsu
unco company , n p.nt of the contract slgnc
boin that members may quit upon payir
the assessments up to thu time of the laps
nnd f'J in addition. About a year ago tl
company ImJ some trouble with the audit i
which weakened tlio contldcnco of many i
the Adams county policy holders , who simp
paid no attention to thu notices of usses
incut until these suits wcro brought fur pa
dues. The cases will bo tried on Tnursda
JunoS-J.
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\Vmlclml nt Wulmu ,
WAHOO , Juno 14. [ Spuclal to TUB BEE. ]
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the mnrrlaco
Miss Hulda Alphrodn Borggren und Pn
Charles William Wnllaco of the Westo
Normal university at Lincoln was co
bratcd , Uov , S. It. Bollvillo , pastor of t
Pro bytorlan church , ofllclated. The cor
inony was performed at tno residence of tl
bride's parents , Mr , and Mrs. N. It , Her
Kren , in this city. Miss Ollio Wallace ai
Mr. Koulo Berggren were the boconds. Mn
valuable presents were received , includi
nn elegant piano from the parents of t
bride. They went to Lincoln tonight.
at lilt ) Stuto Noriiml at Tern.
PBIUJ , Juno 14. [ Special to TUB HUB. ]
There were never before so many mum beef
of the Alumni association in attendance
the closing exercises of tbc State Norn
school , HoprcsontsllTc * of every class
since 1873 were present , The association
took notion last year in reference to nocdcd
changes In running the school , but this year
It scorned to have the fullest confidence in
Principal A. W. Norton nnd the rc ulti of
his plans. The association pledges Itself to
push his plans to extend the Influence of the
school to nil parts of the stito. Principal
Norton Is a now man , out everything seems
to Indicate that ho M the right man in the
right placo.
Iloinlmrdlnn for Knln.
Fonr KODINSOM , Juno 14. [ Special Tele
gram to THE Bnn. ] Fort Uoblnson joined
with Crawford this afternoon In nn oitort to
produce rain. Crawford furnished tlio pow
der nnd the fort the puns. Two of them
were taken to the top of the highest accessi
ble butte north of the garrison , where nearly
? 100 worth of powder was burnt In bombardIng -
Ing the air. Tlio weather has bocn Intensely
hot since Sunday nnd the crops In this
vicinity are in great danger unless rain falls
soon. Clouds are gathering In the north
west nnd the temperature Is cooler with
favorable indications for a rainfall tonight
Kmulnrnl limnno ! > y lli nt ,
BCATIHCE , Juno 14. [ Special Telegram to
THE Bnr. , ] Alcncel Honrlck , n young man
about 20 years old , living- four miles south-
cast of Bnrnston , committed sulciJo today
by shooting himself with n shotgun. It is
thought ho wan rendered temporarily insane
by the hc.it. It having boon excessively warm
nil day. Honrlck was a farmer and had
spent the forenoon In the Held. Coroner
Albright nnd Sheriff Kyrt departed this
afternoon for the scene of the tragedy.
Crops Not
VALENTINE , Juno 14. [ Special Telegram
to Tun Bni : . ] Italn fell hero this opening ,
registering nt the signal oflleo ono inch.
Crops have not suffered on account of the
drouth , nnd this rain puts thorn far abend of
any previous season this time of the your.
ICnAUNBY , Juno 14. ( Special to TUB
Br.r. ] Crops in this part of the state nro
coming out in good shape. Small grain
promises n fair average yield , nnd corn will
bo limncnso.
I.nli of u 1'iirmrr by I7 1 re.
STCAIIT , Juno 14. [ Special to TUB BEE. ]
James Doherty living south of town last
week on going out of his house from his noon
meal discovered his stable in ilamcs. A line
mare and colt were cremated. Ho also lost
considerable machinery. The llro was
caused by n spr.rk from the chimney of the
house.
Nervous headaches promptly cured by
Bromo-Soltzor trial bottle 10 cts.
MOSHEB BETUBNS.
I'rnnpoctn thru lie Will lie Culled Into Court
Soon.
C. W. Moshcr , the bank' wrecker , ar
rived yesterday from Pcoria , 111. Ho
scouted tlio statement contained in a
Peoria letter published In yesterday's
Lincoln Call , in which it was stated that
Moshcr's father-in-law had never made n
promise to help his son-in-law out of his
difficulty , and that the deceased Mr. Mans
field was rot worth uioro than § 300,000.
Speaking further , Mr. Mosher said :
"There Is no living man can toll how much
my father-in-law was worth. Ho wan a very
peculiar man nnd kept his own accounts. Ho
never owed any man anything longer than it
took him to put his hand into his pocket and
pull out the money. His notes and securities
lie always kept in a largo tin Box and nobody
ever kept his books for him. When I loft
Pcoria the heirs who were engaged in look
ing up the property and gathering together
the securities that Mr. Mansfield left , found
over $1)00,000 worth of property und were
still finding It. lam sure ho died a million
aire. Ho had already put up the securities
for the ? 100,000 that was to bo paid in case
n settlement could have been effected in my
case , but of course his death places the mat
ter in nn entirely different light. "
Mr. Moshor will probably bo called Into
court tomorrow , or not later than Monday of
next week.
Bill Dorgan and Moshcr's man Hurlbut of
Lincoln were in the city yesterday. It is
stated that several of the ban ) , wrecker's
associates have business on hand in the
way of sizing up the fodor.il grand
Jury for the trial of Moshor , which is
expected to come off this week. Moshor is
still out from under the watchful eye of the
deputy marsnal , and ho and Dorgan were
busily cngoged in looking after certain
mysterious "business" matters yesterday.
Piles of people have piles , but Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them.
BLEW HER BRAINS OTJT.
Despondency Over III Health Prompts
Mrs. Jnyncs to Suicide.
Mrs. Ella B. Jaynes , wife of O. F. Jaynes ,
committed suicide yesterday afternoon at
her residence , Fourteenth and Jayuos
streets , North Omaha.
For a long time past Mrs. Jaynos has boon
In 111 health , and , among other ills , has suf
fcrod a great deal from insomnia. Of late
the family has noticed a slight improve ,
ment In the Invalid's condition and oven
hoped for ultimate recovery.
Yesterday morning Mrs. Jaynos
nled her husband to the city. She appoaroi
to bo feeling unusually well. While dowi
town she purchased a 83-calibor revolver
Upon reaching homo she sat down in nn eas ;
chair in the back parlor and deliberately
blew her brains out. No ono was in tin
house at the timo. After school was out on
of the children came homo and found tli
mother lying on the lloor gasping for Uroatl
and weltering in her fife blood.
Friends were sent for at once , nnd Dr. J
A. Peabody was summoned.
The pnysician found that the mu/zlo o
the pistol had boon hold close to the righ
temple. Tlio bullet had passed clea
through the head , coming out between th
left ear nnd temple. Notwithstanding th
dangerous wound , Mrs. Jaynos breathed fo
some time , but never regained consciousness
She died at 5.15 p. m ,
Docoascd was about .10 years of ago , an
had been married about twelve years. Sh
left two children , aged 10 and 0 years.
Mr. Jaynes is in business at Sixtoont
nnd Hurt streets. Ho Is secretary of th
Ulno Valley Food company. The famil
nnd friends are greatly shocked over the sa
affair , and can only attribute it to ill hcalt
and intense suffering.
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt
Witch Ihuol Salv wll 1 cura them.
Cruel U'ny to Kill a Dug ,
Sergeant Sheep Illod a complaint in polk
court yesterday against Joe Sparks , on
of the dog catcher's men , charging him wit
cruelty to animals. The officer alleges tha
Sparks took a dog the pollco judge ha
ordered killed und tied a rope around ' , h
animal's nccK and then to the wagon. 13
started his wagon up Le.ivonworth strcot i
a run and tried to kill the dog by dragging
over the pavement. Other citizens claim I
to have soon Sparks do thn same thing b
fora ami have promised to appear in coui
against him ,
Piles of paoplo have pile ? , but 13o Wit
Witch Hazel Salvo will cure them.
Opel ! lip In Omnlin.
The executive committee of the State SI
vor league , composed of T. II , Tibbies i
Bancroft , United States Senator W. 1
Allen , Congressman W. J. Bryan , II 1
Brown of Lincoln and D. Clem Do.ivor i
Omaha , Is arranging for a series of mootlnj
at which speeches will by aollvcrott by Seater
ator Alien and Congressman Bryan ,
Omaha will bo lirst on the list , nnd , n
though no dullnito date for holding tl
meeting has been sot , itvill bo in the no ;
future.
Piles of people liiivo piles , but Do Witt
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
Trim Ainoriuunlim ,
A number of gentlemen who believe
ig "Truo Americanism" have Induced Uov. .
IU D. Brown to como to Oinilia and lecture t
morrow evening in the Farnam Street the
tor upon thu subject which furnished t
tliomo for Father Sherman's discourse u f (
weeks ago , JNO admission fee will bo charge
rsat
atal Piles of people ave piles , but Do Will
al Witch Hazel Salvo will cure thorn.
PAID A POLITICAL DEBT
Mayor Weir Did Hot Forgot Whora William
Rohdo Stood.
HIS OPPONENT'S ' FRIEND IGNORED
Lincoln City Conncllmcn ( liven to Under ,
ftttind tnat They Could Not Control the
Municipal PatroniRo Woodmen
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of the World Picnic.
LINCOLN , Juno 14. [ Special to Tun BEB. ]
Mayor \Vclr and the city council are not
always on the best of terms , and last night
they did not agree. For sovor.il years Wil
liam Uohda has boon live stock inspector.
William Is a republican , and last spring be
came linbuod with the idea that Mr. Gra
ham was going to bo elected , and ho wont
out and rustled In his bahalf. William was
not a good prophet , as Mr. Wclr was the
winner , nnd the mayor has been
trying in n mild way to dump Wil
liam over sinco. Ho vetoed his salary
claim nn the ground that thora was no ap
propriation far the pavment of such nn
officer. Last evening , after the matter nad
boon discussed n llttlo. Councilman Voith
offered n resolution to the effect that Hohdo
bo continued In office. The mayor refused
to entertain the motion at all , and remarked ,
with suppressed nngcr in his voice , that ho
had not attempted to dictate to the council
at any time and ho did not propose to allow
It to dictate to htm ; that ho would never ap
point Kohdo to the olllco , and that was an
end to it.
J. W. Etnborson was nominated for side
walk inspector , but tlio council refused to
confirm him , Gis Hrinkman was then named
nnd confirmed.
The Mllwaukeo Bridge company , the via
duct contractors , created a mild sensation
by writing to the council requesting that it
protect it in the pending injunction case ,
nnd therefore tendered its dofonao to the
city , with whom It had the contract. The
council apparently did not know what to do
with the acfenso , loven If tendered to It ,
nnd passed it along to the city attorney.
A resolution was introduced by Graham
providing for the submission of n proposi
tion at the next election to vote SIOU.OOO for
the building of a now city hall. It wont
over for a wook.
Iloinoopnthlo Session.
The second day's mooting of the Nebraska
Homeopathic Medical society was the most
interesting of the session nnd had the larg
est attendance. Dr. J. H. Mac-kay of
Madison road a paper on "Sanitation"
which was discussed by Drs. Bailey
nnd Kighter of Lincoln and Dr. Foristall of
York. It was ordered published. The
president's address was an interesting docu
ment and was well received by the society.
Dr. Foristall , the president , gave an essay
on "Astigmatism. " Dr. Kighter of Lincoln
offered some important nnd interest
ing cases in practice. Dr. Atnoha Bur
roughs of Omaha also discussed
in felicitous vein some interesting and in
structive cases from lior practice. Dr.
Derris of Lincoln took a urominont part in
the discussions nnd gave some interesting
ideas gathered from a largo experience. Dr.
Sunnier Davis of Omaha read a strong paper
on diseases of tlio middle ear. Dr.
Moriarlty of Omaha read a paper on
treatment of diseases of the eye
which was discussed by Drs. Allen of Omaha
nnd Spahr of Lincoln. Dr. Spa.hr . road a
paper which also elicited discussion. The
attendance- during the session was about
100. Ono of the best papers road dur
ing the session was presented today by
Dr. B. F. Bailey of Lincoln. Dr. E.
T. Allen of Omaha read a valua
ble paper on the effects of remedies.
The following officers were elected : Presi
dent , Dr. Amelia Burroughs of Omaha ; first
vice president , S. Davis of Omaha ; second
vice president , Dr. A. H. Derris of Lincoln ;
corresponding secretary , Dr. G. H. Neal of
Falls City ; recording secretary , Dr. J. W.
Hingstou of North Platte ; treasurer , Dr. O.
S. Wood of Omaha. The society will meet
next year in Omaha. A unanimous vote of
thanks was tendered by the society to the
daily nress of Omaha and Lincoln for their
courtesy and accuracy in reporting the pro
ceedings.
Will Stop the Work.
O wine to the repeated refusal o f the railroad
companies interested to supnly the money
needed to pay for work thus far done on the
viaduct , Wayor Weir will tomorrow notify
the contractors of the situation and deny in
bohulf of the city all liability and all connec
tion with the same. Ho will also
inform the contractors there is lit-
tie prospect of potting any monoj
from tho"railways. . It is said thai
the railway officials will not advance the
funds because thqyfear that the council's
contract with them will bo Icnocked out bj
the courts. Thus tar about 83,000 worth oi
work has been done in this city.
Woodmen I'lciilo nt Lincoln.
The Woodmen of the World of the south
cast Nebraska district held a big picnic al
Lincoln park this afternoon. It is ostimatoc
mat not loss than 2,500 people participated it
the pleasures of the occasion , which includci
speeches by prominent members of the order
bathing , boat riding and other picnic pious
ures. The evening was spent at Burlingtot
beach. A special train of ton coaches bear
ing members of Alpha and Druid camps
Omaha , a camp from South Omaha nnd oni
from Council Bluffs , arrived at 10 o'clock
and after a brief march about the cit ;
boarded cars for the park. Some 400 pcopli
also came up on the trains from Beatrice am
Nebraska City and intermediate points. Tin
Omaha special train loft at G o'clock foi
homo.
Turner Will Case.
Tlio hearing of the Turner will case wa :
continued in the district court today , h
hearing of tlio testimony being interrupts
s by a renewal of tlio motion of defendants t
3 suppress the deposition of N. S. Scott on th
ground of irregularities of a legal nature.
Considerable amusement was created b ;
the housekeeper of the late Dr. Turner , Mrs
Karrau Uootnan , an excitable English
voman , who rose up and uttered several In
dignunt protests nt certain statements o
the counsel as to what they expected t
provo as facts it : the cnso. When Dr. Turno
died , it appears ho had loft specific instriic
tions with thu housekeeper to deliver th
valise containing the will nnd his prlvat
pnpors to William Clark , vamcd therein none
ono of the executors. After the funori
Mrs , Ilootlian attempted to carry out tli
wishes of the doctor , but was prevented b
the sons , who took possession of the vnlisi
William Turner , ono of the sons , kept it ii
his house , but says that ho never opuno
it to examine its contents , nnu docs nc
know whether there was any will tluroinc
not. His father died March , IbOJ , nil
some time in tlio latter part of May , ivhil
ho was absent visiting his brother , thlovc
broke into the house and stele u watch , soin
bracelets and jewelry. The valise wn
found lying outside the door , cut open , wit
papers scattered all around ,
The will bequeathed some § 10,000 wort
of notes and property to ttio Presbytorlu
miiaion boards , foreicn and freedmen , n ill
interest In n double residence on Nort
Twelfth street to the housekeeper , and th
homo property and personal effects to tli
sons , the latter taking no action in tli
estate , Mrs. lloothan first came into pn
bate court with a petition seeking to ostai
lish her rights. Her claim was satistloi
DELICIOUS
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InI.
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3 NATURAL FRUIT FLOORS.
3a
a10 Of perfect purity-
10 Vanilla
10d. Lsmon Of great strength-
d. Grange Economy in their use.
d.'s Rose.itc.
Flavor as
's dollcatsly
and deilcloutly at the fresh
nnd the cotillon dlsmls .l , nnd then the ex
ecutors under the will uofrnn the present
proceedings , winning flrtt Mood In the pro
bate court. i , i
Tried Tor .Murder.
The trial of John Hussc-y , ctinrROd with
rnuraor In the flwtdeRre'o , ri on before Judge
Strode this afternoon. The prisoner Is n
sturdy , rouih looking. Jr hnmn who Is
charged \vltli having oh April 15 last. In a
rtrunucn row , shot nndp killed Tom Moore.
The men were morabers.of a gang of tramps
who bought n keg ofbqor nnd ensconced
themselves in n box car. Hussoy dr.uik
mot a than nns good for -hint' , nnd ran amuck.
The others throw bin ) out nnd shut the
door. Ho opened llro at them , emptying his
gun twice. At the close of the Ilrst volley ,
Moore opened the door Just ! in tlno to get n
bullet In his stomai-h. , When Hussoy
exhausted his ammunition , the others
Jumped out nnd " beat him ter
ribly , nnd ran - nwny. Another
tramp wns shot In the knee
nnd couldn't got nwny. He Is the only wit-
nosi of the shooting , the other * never hav.
lug been found. Hussuv comes from IXiyton ,
O. , nnd his father , n respectable mechanic
was sailed by ills side this afternoon. The
defense U tlmt Hussey suffered n fall when
young , and since then has been subject to
periodical Ills of mndness , during ono o
wlilcb ho assaulted his own mother. Depo
sitions to tills oftcct wcro submitted.
Took u Tiimlilp.
Trnnic on the Burlington wns delayed for
a time this morning by n wreck nt the
Klovonth street crossing. While n second
section of the fast freight was pulling out
the pilot of the engine dropped nnd the
locomotlvo performed the most astonishing
gymnastic feats for nbout 160 yards. The
trainmen all had narrow escapes , but no ono
w.is seriously Injured. Ono of the cars wai
thrown bodily in the direction of two cot
tages and stopped with its front end nbout
thrco feet of the sleeping rooms of the In
mates , About two hours later another en-
glno performed n similar evolution on a
smaller scale at the Tenth strcot crossing.
City In lirlcf.
A. J. Lally of Hoynolds was broueht In
yesterday suffering with n badlv mutilated
foot received in Jumping elf the ilyor Sunday
into a pllo of rocks. The doctors at Wymoro
cut off the foot , but on his arrival hero the
physicians found that to save his life another -
ether amputation was necessary , gangrene
having sot in , Thrco Inches moro of the log
was taken off , and it Is thought ho will re
cover.
The second Merrill geological expedition
started for Long Island. Kan , today to work
in the fossil rhinoceros bed near that pUco.
T. H. Mnrslaml and H. H. Evcrott are In
charge and expect to add some valuable fos
sils to the university inujcum.
Eleven teachers anxious for state certifi
cates nro bending over their desks in Super
intendent Goudy's room today. Examina
tions wcro made in geology , chemistry , phy
sical geography nnd Knglish lltcr.uuro. To
morrow's program embraces examinations in
trigonometry , zoology , rhetoric , intellectual
philosophy nnd general history. Examina
tions are also being hold nt Hastings and
Norfolk today. The examining committee is
composed of Superintendent Mary E. Hos-
ford of North Platte , Superintendent H. U.
Corbott of York und Superintendent . II.
Skinner of Crete.
The business meeting of the Nebraska
Funeral Directors nssocia tion w.is held this
morning nnd the following ollicors clcctoa :
president , G. H. Fouko , Liberty ; vice pres
idents , Joseph Vincent of Hot Springs , S.
D. , J. P. Maoklohcady , Lyons , and J. W ,
Buck of Nebraska City ; secretary and treas
urer , Jomca Hcaton , Lincoln ; executive
committee , H. W. Werner , Hebron ; C. U.
Scholl , Wahoojnnd H.H. , Willis , Fairbury.
M. O. Maul , Omaha , E. B. Wai nor , North
Platte and James Hcaton , Lincoln , were
chosen delegates to the international con
vention. The association will hold its next
uuuual meeting at Omaha.
IMumbers Hnvn n Itoxr.
A llttlo dispute over the possession of a
hat between two employes of Higgins'
plumbing shop on Fifteenth street , near
Harnoy , ended In a n y at noon today.
Anton Naidl struck Hc iry Kcsslcr , nn
apprentice , with a long piece of inch and a
half water pipe. Youny Ket'slerwas stunned
by the blow and fell to tho'floor , nnd Naidl ,
evidently thinking thntJioihad seriously in
jured the boy , started to , iun ; , but was ar
rested before he got out of the alloy by Do-
tcctivo Haze and Jailer' Bebout. Kcsslor
'was taken to the Jail , where the bruise on
his head was dressed , and then lie walked
homo. Naidl is booked for assault with in
tent to do great bodily injury.
Cost of Pilot Gnu.
Councilman Wheolcr Is In receipt of a letter -
tor from the Omaha Gas Manufacturing
company , wliich contains a reply to n num
ber of questions propounded by the Fourth
warder , relative to the company's ability to
manufacture fuel gas and its cost. Isaac
Batlin , the superintendent , replies that his
company can furnish g. s mixed with 80 pot
cent of air at So cent * per 1,000 foot. II
would not. however , bo profitable to the
consumer , as it would cost about $2.50 foi
the equivalent in heating power of what
costs $1.50 at present.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement nnd
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The ninny , who live bet
tor than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
adapting the world's ' best producte to
the needs of physical being , will attest
thovnluo to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles cmbiaccd in the
remedy , Syrnp of Figs.
Its excellences is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd plea *
ant to the taste , the refreshing nnd trul j
beneficial properties of n j erfect lnx >
ntivo ; effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds , hcndathes and foven
and permanently curnig constipation
It has given satisfaction to millions am
met with the approval of the medica
profession , because "it acts on the Kidneys
noys , Liver nnd Bowels without wenk
cning them and it ia perfectly free fron
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs ia foraalo by nil drug
gists in 60c and $1 hottlfes , but it ia man
ufactured by the California Fig Syru ]
Co. only , whoso name * jsT printed on over ;
package , also the nmuo , Syrup of Figs
and being well informed , you will no
accept any aubstituto if' ' ollorcd.
DR.
McCREW
THB SPECIALIST.
Ia unsurpassed la th (
treatment ot all
PRIVATE DISEASES
andallWeakneiillci
and uiiorden of Itur
' Women Excluded ,
18 years experience
| ' circular * free.
14th nnil Farnara Sts
Omaha. Neb.
llL.ll 1 UU0.4IK1 all tbo train
KV1I.S , WKAKNKbSKa. JJKUII.ITV , KTC. , tU t
company tlicm In Dion OUICKI.Y uuU 1'KHll
NKNn.Y CUUKl ) . Full bTllKNHTH end to
Hlvon to every part of the bodjr. I will on J n
curelr paoked ) KltKK to nnr utfort > r tbo pr icrl
tlon that cured niu of those trouble * . AJilrcii ,
A 11UAULEY , IIATTLK I'agEU
SUMMER DISEASES.
CMUC8 Them , With ft row Hint * tot
Tholr Certain rrcvoiilloti l | l Is
Vnlurtblo liifurinntlon.
Cholera niorbu * nnd Mimmor diarrhea occur
principally durlnj thonummor nnd autumn.
( Jholcra morbns U cixuso I hjr Improiior food
nnJ sudden clilllltii ? of tlio boiljr attar moos-
tire to grcut licit. CortMii subit-uicm will
produce It tacartnln poraonj.sucli forlnttauco
nsvoil. rnw milk tnkcn with tlsh , or shell llMi ,
ntid nil dlMio * cooked with milk , ouch ns rli'O
pmldltii : , iToam punX and oven leo crcnm
whim kept too Ions , ( Inrlpa orovor-rlpo fruit ,
especially if taken with Inrjo dr.iughis of lee
wntcr , will eaU < .o It , Avoid LccoinliiR ohllloJ
( luriiii sloop. In iiclltniito ns ch.insn.tbln us
OHM thu Uuiiovur-prosonldnnqor. I'orslstcnt
suniiiiLT illiirrlnju la usirilly c-iusul by inn-
larln. lower nlror Impure \yator. Tliu knowl-
cilqont bow to nvoid or rcmoily thrsj danger
ous complaints will save much sulTorlnz und
avoid mniir ndoclnr'4 bill , Modlcnl science
tells in that tno moot pure spirits , preferably
wlihkuy. Inmodorntlon. It n sure safoziinrd
ai.ilnsl OhciiMM of the llnd inuntlonocl. Ttiora
Is but ono pure inodlolnnl whlikuv. and that Is
Duffy's 1'uro Mult , If It 1st ikon rtuulnrly lit
this so isou It Itfctn the stomnch li lumlthy
condition , unrlflcH the ontlro systemand elves
tone , strength ntid stimulus. It 1ms boon used
for vo'rt by the Amononn public , nnd Is the
most popular ramady of 1ft html In this Intnl.
It Is trno tlioto uro IntonHtod parties who try
to solldlhor goonllcd wlilsKlca when they nro
nsUml for Dairy's , butsucb people have an In
terested inotlro that Is not tor your Rood , Do
not bo doeolvod , iindln'slst upon having just
\\lint you call for
Women
Will Vote
as usual at the next school election
but for many candidates. They give
a unanimous vote every day in the
week in favor of
WHITE RUSSIAN
because they know it has no equal as a
labor and temper saver on wash-day.
The "White Russian' ' is
a great soap to
use in hard or alkali water. Does not
roughen or injure the hands is per
fectly safe to use on the finest fabrics.
JAS. S. KIRK & CO. , Chicago.
Dosky Diamond Tar Soap.
MADE A WELL
MAN
ME "
! HDAPO
TH Hour IT
HINDOO REMEDY
TUB ABOVE
-
Vitality fc
pocket. Prlcr ,
. . written gunr *
fcnteotoruro or money refunded. Ifon't l t any nl
principled drtlfrcUt mill you an\i \ kind uf Imltatlmi. In-
sift or , baring INIIMMr none other. II lie lial no *
It , we will send it 07 nmll upon receipt of prtcft
Pot
Mnnhlotln pealnn envelope free. Acltlrons Orlento ?
Hedlrnl Co. . 6 1'ljmouth 1'lnpo. Vhlinco , 111.
SOLD by Kuhn & Co. , Cor. iih and Douglas Sts ,
and ) . A. Fuller & Co. , Cor. ijtli and Douglas
Sts , OMAHA , NED. ; by Paul G. Schneider , 531
Broadway and 6 Pearl St. , COUNCIL BLUFFS.
IOWA , and other Leading Druggists.
BLISS.
Cut price in fine millinery.
We do not intend to go out
of business , but will close out
the entire line of choice goods
at wholesale prices and less.
We are showing the largest
line of pattern trimmed and
untrimmed hats west of New
York. $2.00 white French
chip hats reduced to 790. 500
sailor hats 70. A beautiful
line of children's hats , very
cheap , just received. A new
line of flowers for this sale ,
Goods will be placed on sale
tomorrow.
9
St.
HOTELS.
The
Columbian Hotels
7036 Cottage Grove Ave. ,
Chicago.
- 650 Rooms
fteduced Fates for dupe.
Rooms $1.00 Per Dcy und upwards ,
according to location. Meals , Table
d'Hoto or A La Carlo. Everything
first class. Rooms reserved for any
diito doeirod.
The Hotels comprise seven largo , sub-
Btnntlnl , brluk und stone buildings und
nine cottwgos , all veil flnittund and
handsomely furnished. Every room
outside light.
Located , within six minutes' rldo of the
main entrance to the exposition. Pour
lines of oars run directly to the Expo
sition Grounds.
NEW YORK OFFICE ,
_ 172 BROADWAY. _
The Midland Hotel
cor. I6th and Chloaeo. .
Jefferson Squnro Park.
Tiio4ffcriariCkrl ( .Kulldlni ; nndturni-
d USlJ WpeneCl f vuro outlroly uow ,
American pliin , fJI . , „ . . . . - I Special rates
Kuropoan iilun.llf lorair ( ( by the weak
Convenient to all car Knot to nnd from depot *
OUom nil comforts , con vIuiiQric ami faro of liKbur
priced Iiotcli. Bvury room mi uutildo room. Kioo
trio llulits , cull kolK , gaa , bntlK , oto.
M. J. FRANCK ,
_ _ _ Frjuriator
The Mercer.
Omaha's Newest Hotel.
Cnr. 12th and Howard Btreeto. *
40 rooms i'J.M par dny ,
40 rooms ii.00 JJDF any.
; iO rooms with iMth ut S3 nor ( lax.
HO rooms with huth ut II a ) par day.
Muilorn In KMtrjr Kimpcot.
Autvly furnlihoil Throuclioat
_ C. 8. ERB , Prop. _
WORLD'S FAIR ANNOUNCEMENT
. . _ . CorfoltuBO Oroyeavo. undfllth
HOTEL HClilcngo. . Hrtl rla > Kura
) i on : huperlor Dlulof Ilooin C
inlnutuiTiuU from Wurld'i Kulr
DELAWARE llute' moderate , tend for olrcu
Mar ,
W. N , I'EiaUZtt , supt
REHNANT SALE
M3
< SfF&W
Qe vfov *
Fine Trouserings
AT REDUCED PRICES.
SOO Odd Sample Lengths of
Imported and Domestic Troziserings
Former prices from $10 down to $6 now offered
At $8-00 to $5.00.
A. Splendid Assortment o come early and pick out
the choicest.
SUITS- ! '
$20.00 to $50.00
.
SamDles Mailed.
207 S. 18til St.
A RUG
OFFERING
Next Monday morning w e
shall offer our large line
of Rugs of domestic and
foreign manufacture at
very much reduced prices
to close them out. Some of
them are not the bestselling
patterns or they would
have gone before. We
shall now find means of
making them go quick.
This will be a rug op
portunity you can not
afford to miss ,
ORCHARD
AND
WILHELM -
CARPET CO.
Successors to S. A. ORCHARD ,
Douglas , bet. 14th and 15th