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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1895)
" - - : - - - - - - 7- I ! U 8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TUB OMAHA DAILY JUDE : SUNOAY. : SEP I.'JD lBER ! 2n , lSn ; . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ IONDAY AT FALCONER'S ' I ThreB Bargains in Our Cloak Department that Will Paralyze Oompetitors. ONE AT $1.50 , $4,90 AND $0,60 ' . , , . ' I'hlll- DOc nNelJ1l1eOrN for rnl'-t.I'IU - 1I..It'Ue UOn-IN for O8c-Iufnit' . J"IIII""U , ' Slellu'N. ' 'oreh IOe , for : : e-Hl'lt other IIlIrgnhIIM. . -CI.OAK IJAItGAINS-3. NO. 1. I.adles' medium length cloaks , black En- fish ! heaver and black storm chevlot , sizes 32 to 38. They are a sample line and are worth from $10.0 to 1500. Just to push trade along MONDAY-$1.98-MONDAY. $ . 2. French coney fur capes , 30 Inches long , full sweep , fresh and crisp : Just In last week ; $15.00 Is l a low opening sale price for this gar ment. Opening / sale prIce MONDAY-S.50-MONDAY. NO. 3. Wrap yourself In one of our flannelette , oal'pers. The $2.00 ones will 1 ; MONDA Y-S.18- IONnA Y. MONDAY'S SI'ECIAI4 IIAIWAINS. In gents' and ladles' underwear. ! MEN' $ HAI.I" HOSE , 19C. Men'8 25c Ilualy fine fast black merino half ' hose go at 190 per pair. MENS UNlm\\'I AI 48C. Men'8 extra heavy balhrlan underwear , ! ! regular 7lc quality , goes at .18c. MEN'S FLANNELETTE NIGHT SHITS , . $1.26. 1/ dozen men's lannelete night shirts , extra length and Ilualy , an elegant garment for cold weather , sol regular at $1.75 : sale price , $ .25. LALIES' UNION SUTS , SOC. Ladies' fine mixed sliver ray and ecru unIon stilts , an extra 75c quality , go at SOc per suit. LAmES' FINE WOO UNDEHWEAR , $1.25. I Also an odd lot of Dr. Jaeger's and Dr. 'Varner's floe all wool underwear In natural and white , Boll rgular at $2.50 : sale price , $1.25 each.50C 50C FASCNA''ORS , 50C. 15 doz. extra heavy Ice \ eel fa5clnators , full size ani squarl regular prIce DOe ; wo start them for 50c. , 98C FLANNEL GOWNS , 98C. 1 2r doz. lnneleUe gowns , al flzes , ex ra i ' \lty. a dandy for cold \elthtr , fold regular ; 1 50 , sale price , 98c. i 50t FI4ANNEI4 SKIRTS , 50C. I . 10 doz. ladles' tennis flannel underskl t5 , ' extra qualy ! and full s'ze , cheap tt OOc , sal price , SOc. 4 35C INFANTS' SACQUE3 , : 5C. i 10 doz. Infant8' fanncle ta Ecques , n l price slzo , , 35c. extra quality , sell regular COc . sale ' N. B. FALCONER. . Sl'hlli lt I'INiItI Culture. The fall term at the turners' school of physical culture begins October 1. Classes will meet as follows : For boys from 6 to 10 years of age Monday and Thursday at 1:15 : p. m. : for boys from 10 to 1 years of age , , Tuesday all FrIday at 4 : II p. m. : for' boys from 1 to 18 years of age , Tuesday and Friday - 3 day at 7:15 : p. m. ; for girls from 6 to 16 years L of nge. Wenesday at 4:15 : p. m. and Saturday . atl0 a. m. The ladles' class will meet every Thursllay at 8 p. m. The ) 'Olllg men's class will meet every Tuesday and Prilay at 8:30 : p. m. Application for membership will he re- t colved I by Prof. H. Kumunerow at Turner hall , 1818 larl ) ' street. j s"I.m.\ : . I CUT TiltS OUT. The Missouri Pacfc railway will sell roundtrip rounl , trip : tickets at - 1ory low rates for the followIng - KANSAS CITY. halt rates from September 30th to . Octoblr' ' 4. Cth , Imlld for return October 7th. ST..LOUIS , MO. , , lIa'f ratl.tr.ol Oct I'r 5th o'Oclober ! 1th , limited for return October 1th , 4 ST. LOUIS MO. One and one-thlrl tare on October 1st , 3rd , , 8th , 10th , 15th and 17th , limIted for return five days from date of sale. ATIANTA , GA. Very low rates for round trip. Tickets on sale until December 15th : lmied for return January 7th. 1896. For further information , Lime tables . maps , etc. , address or call at compny's ofilce . N. E. corner cal and I"arnam , or Iepet , 15th and Webster streets Omaha , Neb. ' TIIOS. F. GOD nEY , p. & T. A. J , O. PIII.LlpPI . , A. 0. F. & 1' . A. lamlton Warren , M. D. , eclectic and mag- netc physicIan : special attention to diseases of women and children and all obscure and long standing dIseases. 19 N. 16th St. , room 2. . 'fhe IUSSIY & Day Co. , removed to 151r Howard at Gas all electric fixture business exclusively. Cost prices on all chandeliers for next 60 days All goods guaranteed. New styles and lowest price In the city. < The Old Ih'llhle. The shortest , best , and In fact the only direct line from Omaha and C uncl Olrs to St. Paul and Minneapolis , Is the old reliable "SiouX City Houte. " Daily train with Pul- . .I man Ilalace sleepers leave Webster street : d staten , Omaha , 6:11 : p. m , Daly train with Pulman palace sleeper leaves U. 1' . transfer staten , Council Bluffs , 6:10 : p. m. : Broadway . 618 ; p. m. . arrive St. Paul 7:40 : a. m. , Minneapolis . 8:20 : a. m. NteStart after supper , arrIve befon , , breakfast. Ticket omces 101 Farnam St. , Omaha : 421 Droadway , Council Bluffs : also at depots. J. I ; BUChANAN. . O. P. A. . Omaba. JlOM11SflEKIltS' BXCUHSIOX. . "In MtJINOUFII'fl'IIIC . , H- . Round trip ticket ! wIll be sold at very low rates on September 24b to points In Arkan- Las , Texas , Indian and Oklahoma Territories , Kansas , etc. For information , laud pamphlets , maps , etc. , cdl or address company's offices , N. E. corner 13th and Farnam , or depot , l/th and Webster Sts. TIlOS. F. GODFREY , G01 J. O. 111,1,1111 , P. T. A. A. O. F. & P. A. , Drs. Galbraith and Lord , practice limited to surgery and 11blases of women , rooms 500 to 103 Paxton block. Telephone 33. Dr. flnIle . dentist , . Paxton block. CALIFOItNlt Oi ' 'cXAS. Yin Sllln ICC lIlllll . . For lowest rates on tickets and best / . commodatons cal on or address E. L. Palmer P. A. Santa } 'o route , room I , First National bank , Omaha . - S } . 'al millinery opening will continue Mon- day. 1620 Houeln street. . . S S ! IUunnl Cl'l.h'rh' I " , OMAhA , Sept. 26.-0 the Editor of The : Dee : how many national cemeteries are there In the United States , and where are they located A SUIISCRIIIEII . Aelfdlng to. a recent report there are S In all &venty-nlnl national cemeteries In the United States. The principal ones are those located at Brooklyn , N , Y. : 'lnnls Point , N. J. : Getys- burg ; Mound City Ill. : Philadelphia : Elmira , N. Y. : Arlington , Va. ; Ilaufort , S. C. : Chalmete , La. : Chattanooga , Tenn. : I.'red- crlcksburg Va , : Jefferson Barracks , Mo. : 1lt- t Hock , Ark. ; City Point Va. : MarIeta , Oa. : ) 1.trinphls. . Tenn. : Nashville , Tenn. ; Popular Grove Va. : Hchmond , Va : Salisbury , N. C. : Stone River , Tenn.'Icksburg ; , Miss. : An- tetam , \Ta : Winchester . Va , and \nllerson- yule , Oa. . ! I ) llth'rl In Iulrl. : . Wiy O. L'ndee brlns a cult ! for $10 000 damages agalutt th , Omaha . B ret Iilway ; company , owing to his ha\.tng received a shock from a live electric wire lie was ' shocked by I while stepping oft a car at Hamilton street and Ames avenue. Mary Neu , who has beln iUtl by llo'a Junzlnker on aceb'nt of a d ; ec'h'l b I of S sale for answer alleges that the coubi reread read English ani 10 was v'cUm'zed tr a S ' . fraudulent alteration of the Ins'rument. S vl n. CATIRO-Barh. Rrltember % fh. IS3 , aged o years , Funeral " at I o'ctock llunday afternoon ' S Pear her late rcshencc ll south Fifth , to I' 'rcs'ect lUl 'S , PI PENNER QUTS SIOE BIZ Peter Had L Nice Shoe Store on Ouming Near 24th , BUT UE'S ' GOT A FORTUNE I SIGHT lie' , , IIlll tl JIIUUrleelre ShleN lul nll . Nut " 'tulit tl lie Bothered "lh Hetl.tlj . 'I'hem SI lie Sold ills Steel . to the IINtOI Store . . Where It gees on s310 at iSo , 4ge , 791 , $ and $1.69 $ for your choice of his whole etock. etock.le did not care what he got for them , and bl hal nice shoes Shoes that he bought from Iono , Cae & Co" , Williams , Hayward Co. , 1lrkencal , Jones & Co. , Anti the American lant.Sewel Shoe Co. The bIg wholesale shoe houses right here In town. lImit that didn't make Any diffrence. lie \\cntel to 'ult- Ant he did quit. BOSTON STORE , OMAhA , ' 10uht the whole stock , Ant will put them ON SALE AT lrc , 49c , 79c , $1.00 , $1.G , For your choice of any pair of hoes In Peter Penner'8 whole atGck. Penner's $3 , $4 , $5 ant $ G Men's shoes , $1.69. P2nner'8 $2 , $3 , $ ant $ : Women's shoes , $1.00. Penner'south's shoel' TIc , worth up to $2. All Penner's Misses' she ! 79c , worth Ul to $2. All Penner's Child's shoes 79c , worth up to $175. S All Ienner'Infants' shoes , 25c , worth UI to $1.00. S All Perner's Ladles' Slippers , SOc. SALE BEGINS TOMORROW MORNING , BOSTON STORE , OMAhA , Selling l'etar Penner's Omaha Shoe stock , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. - O Nc- Through Line to St. l'u"l. The Hock Island has inaugurated a new line to St. Paul and Minneapols , Through sleep r daily leaving Omaha union depot at 4:40 : ) p. m. , arriving at Minneapolis at 8:30 : a. m. : St. Paul 9 a. m. Trains run via Des Moines , Ia. , and supper served In Rock Island dining cars. For tickets , sleplng car reservations . etc. , cal at Hock Island ticket ofce , 1602 Farnam St. Wanted . City loans. . Powel & Potter. Columbia Metal Polsh , Cross Gun Co. Dr. Patton's Cream Dentifrice. . At druggists. Fall millinery opening wi continue Ion- da ) . 1520 Douglas street. ) . I am new ready for busIness at th ( new store , 101 and 1016 Pac fe street , only a few steps from the old stand , one block from Union depot. where you can always buy the best groceries to bE found on the market and at prices that w ! suit you CIAHLES HANLEY. Ii t' ril I " Iit' I in er's Opening of elegant , swell and practical miinery , Thursday . Friday and Satmday , October 3 , 4 and 5 , at 203 S. 15th street. . UXCIg SAM " 'NHNXNn A lII'l' . CIJH'hull'ol to Ih'lh''r :111 thlt lie 11" 11"'u 10111,1 for Sonic VI ) . . . g. P. Evans Is secretary at the Omaha Co-operative associaton , . which Is Incorpor- atel under the laws of Nebraska ant does buslnls at 1508 Dodge street. SInce September - tember 14 the mal addressed to this associa- ton has been hell by the Omaha 110stofce , and Evans says that his business has suffered serious interruptions thereby. On the date heretofore mentoned Postmaster - master Martin received the following telegram - gram : "Held all mal for Omaha Co-opera- tve as.ocaton and officers. Fraud order follows. JOHN L. THOMAS , Arflstant Attorney Postofce Department . . Then Evans received a letter from Postmaster - master Martin asking him to cal ali re- ceIve an explanation . Evans says he wanted to know why his mal should be so suden1y stopped , so he went to HIe lostmaster's.pIflce ' , hoping to receive the desired Inform ton. Al that was shown him was the telegram , and beyond this Postmaster Martin had nothing to ray. The next move In the mater was made mat by Evans , who telegraphell Assistant Attorney . torey Thomas , asking him why his mal was held. was To tt : query the folowing message - "Stopped because I operates a bent I ; vestment scheme whIch Is a lottery. What txplanaton have you to make ? " Evans replied that the organization operated nothing at the kind , and asked Mr. Thomas where he secured such information. A reply to thIs denial and query by gvans has yet to bo received . On September 16 the locat postmaster was instructed by Mr. Thomas to return all mal addressed to the organiza- ton after having marked on the envelopes In plain letters the word raul'ulent. ' " Evans when seen yesterday said that he was positive that the ofclal who had Issued the order to hold his mal were acting fcm malice. lie said : 'Last June the government failed In Is attempt to show cause for holding hack the mail of the People's Investment company , of which I was the secretary. The case was com- promIsed . and ever since that time the of- dais at Washington have been eagerly await- Ing toe an opportunity to square accounts with "About a fortnight ago the firm of Henry Wichert at ChIcago sent u consignment of pickIeR to our house The other day a repre- sentatve of the firm was In town ant called at the store to ask us how we liked the pickles.'e replied that we hall received no lilkles nor any notice at them. Wlch- ert's representative went tu the postomce and secured the notice. at the same time registering a vigorous kick against the Interference - terference In their business br the postal autborUles. "I am also secretary of a local beneficiary lodge During the week a member mailed me a money order In payment of an asses- ment. Postmaster Martin refused to pay the order , end It took considerable time amid unc trouble to untangle the nuatter. "The proper course for the government authoritIes to pursue Is to have me Indicted I for using the mal for fraudulent purposes. 1 Such acton would secure me a trial by Jury and give me an opportunIty to establish my lnmocence. : I ha\1 serIous doubts whether such an Indictment will take place , as I thInk that the postomce department realIzes I would have a hard time In provIng the charges against me , and would only render themselves liable for damages. " I'oetniaster Martin hI out of town Assistant - sistant Postmaster Woodward said that he thought Evans' mal would be delivered to him within a few da ) ' . . He thought the whole trouble arose from confusing the two organizations of which Evans Is secretary. and felt sure that the United States attorney was now convinced that there was no fraud about the Omaha' Co.operatvl association. In rEtly to this statement , Evans said : "I am tired of hearing that my mat Is going to be delivered to le within a tew da8. I hurl Istenlll to sImilar assurances for over a week , and have yet to see the first Indication upon the part of the postal no- thorltls that they are going to cease this abuse. I wish the department would Indict me , or 110 something to bring th questIon to an issue . for I am heartily tIred of havIng - log my mal held back , all the \ hle being promised that the error \\1 be cOectld tn I short tlmmie. " Ycstedsy the postal authorltef con- eluded to deliver Mr. Evans' mall . A special - cial delivery clerk visited his OmC8 with a bundle of letters and laId them on time leak , retiring fronu the room without making sn ) explanations S . S Joseph Manuel , 98 years of age and his wife , Sarah , 96 , have Just celebrated their diamond weddIng In Kennebunkporta Nt\ They both cnjo7 oed helh 7l1iiItASICA. 511011 IIOUSII. NBIIASIC.110. IIVm. frlnt IIulal.le ! ! IIC j.ur nOIIII" , . S I rec I. $ GOOO.OO stock of ladIes' , gent's and chl- tiren's shoes mUst be sold In thirty clays. ( Sale begins Monday , September 30 , 1895. 2,000 pair of child's bright dongol shoer. Sizes 2 to 5 , go at 2Ic. Ladles' heavy grain slippers , sold : at $1.00 to $1.25 , sizes 2 to 8. go nol at 39c. Men's heavy grain slippers , told a $1.00 , go now at 481. I.adles' tan antI black slipptrs . cold at $1.25 to $1.75 , go now at 4ge. Uoys' Creoles , sold at $1.25 , ! O now at 6Sc. Wo have them wIth buckles also. Doys' grain leather , double role shoes , sizes run from 2 to 5 , sold at $1.50 , go now I 75c. Men's bur shoes , sizes G to 12 , sold at $1.76 to $2.00 , go neat 79c. Men's Crlolu , grain S. lrther , extra geol made , sold at $1.75 , go now at 98c. 300 Illrs of men's buff , clean stock , all szes ! , In lace and congress , 8011 at $2.00 to $2.7go now lt $1.00. Here Is another ant of our crack bargains In ladles' Oxfords , all sizes , lasts and , styles , sold at $2.00 to $3.00 , go now at $1.25. 500 pair ot ladies' hand Wrnell , square toe , plain shoes cod : at $2.50 10 $3.00 , go now at $1.29. :00 : paIrs of ladles' bal shoes , patent lea'her back and pateht tip . , sold at $3.0J to $3.50 , go now at $1.48. len'8 satn cal shoes , In razor and opera toes , sol at $3.00 , go now at $1.69. Here Is another one ot our crack bargaIns : Genulne , Iongola kid , buton ! , patent tIp , Good. yea welt , ladles' shoes , sizes 2 to 7 , sell at $3.50 to U.50. We have them on sale . now at $1.89. Ladies' high top button ' congress , 3 button' on the side , whIte stitching , usual prIce $3.50 , go now at $19. len'8 cal hand-mauls shoes , seHng : at $3.50 to $1.00 al over the city , go at thus ! sale for $1.99. $ Hero 18 one of the finest things out. Ladies' lace hanll turned French kid , s'zes from 1 to 7 , on C. D and E last . soleI ! all over town al $ 150 to $5,00. go now at $2 : n. NgllAS1A SIO 10US ' . 115 DJu\hs st. , Omaha , Neb . :1\sn:1 NO'i'lCll , . \Jlll'lt .1111 \"llh..1 Seotl.h Itite. There will be a special meetng : at HH"'I l hllls chapter No.1. Kn'g'Jts Hose Ore x I on Monday I\'enln ! , Sept. 30th. Labor I I , . It 's ti'- be resumed premp Iy st t 7:30. : I s very arab e that every memb ni \ I Itrg Kn'g t be presenl. T. K. SUDUOROUOI . . 33 Degree S cretary. a. - Iivery 'i'rnYel'r Sh.nlol I\n. , that the BURLINGTON HaUTE ( Ie s loW rates to Kansas City account Pr'ests of 1'l- las Parade ; to st. Lous ! a'cotmnt St Louis Far : and to Atlanta , Ga. , ace unt Cotcn States Exposlton. : Tickets ali full Informa'lor at city tick t office , 1324 Param St. J. B. Reynolds , City Pass'r. Agent. . Fall inillimmery openIng wIll continue Man- ' Pal miinery ! wi contnue Man'I 'I day. 1520 Douglas street 1/20 a. - I Samuel'Durs Invites the ladles to cal and see the handsomest line at real IrIsh Uailck china ever Imported , and at astoundingly low prices. _ _ _ _ S _ _ _ _ 'I'mLIIll ) 1'0 C1J'I' OFF ilS II A ( S t rim ii'r I're , ' . Slh'II , ' Ilt I. r 't'liiim ( .IJj t. .lguit . Fear of imprisonment led J. C. Catron to make an almost successful attempt to cum- mlt sulclele In the office ot the chief ot po- Ice at 1 :30 : yesterday afternoon. He dashed a pen knife Into his throat and was searching for the Jugular vein when he was disarmed by Chief Sigwart and Officer Shoup. ' Catron was arrested In the afternoon as a fugitive tram Justice' . A couple of days I ago ChIef Sigwart received a letter from O. W. Johns or Iapleton , la. , asking him to look out for Catron , who was wanted there for larceny In looking over the pawn shop re- ports In the mornIng , It appeared that a man hy that name had pawned a plain gold ring at Fred Mohle's place. Officer Shoup was sent out and found his man , . Catron was taken to the chief's office . hd it was found that he answered the descrIp- lion of the Catrun who was wantemi Chief ton SIwart began to question him when he sUII- denly produceel the knife and cut his throat before any one could reach him. lie burie.i time blade tn the loft side at his neck and \ \ as sawing away wIth apparent IndlIerenca to pain when the weapon as taken out of his hand. A decor was called In and ho found a gash about two Inches long and fully an Inch deep. Luckily no large ariery had been touched. His wound will not prove fatal , but Catron wi be laId up for several days. lie was taken to the city jail , mucl to the disgust of a woman who accompanied him when he was arrested . , and who Is presumed to be his wife. Neither Catron nor the woman would say anything about mselves. The woman Imply wept with frIght. while Catron coolly remarked that If he had had a beer knife he would have been more 8uccessful. lie had tour or five silver 1101ar. In hIs pocket and said that he wanted to send a message to hIs brother lie refuse to give Is hrother's name or address. 'Vhen he pawned the rlug hue gave hIs address as 17 South Sevente nth street. The addresl mdl- , catell Is that of a musIcal Instrument es- tablihmmnent. There ts a letter there for tablshment. him postmarked St. I.oul , but the people . about the store say they have never seen , the man. I . - Ct'i'Y CoMM ISSIONIIlIS )1 ' ' . ; . IllN for Unit i ( ; " ' 1111 the C.I- I truet. . \tlrll'll. : The count : eonimlsslo'n n at their Ilet- lug yesterdlY cOI.derel : coal b'd , ' anl' awade 1 : the contracCfor"de ' , rlng hard 'coal mt the Jai and court houibtb Coutant & SquIres lt $7 a ton The' contEact , fo , t'he delivery of twenty-five cars of ' ! teaJ coa\to the county poor farm was awarded to Q. D. . Havens & Co. at $2.45 a ton : t. o. b. ' ' ' Time year has expIred , atI\ ens..of whIch time the balance of J 5 per cent Is , due for ' time construction ot the sandstone" pavement on the Military road , . Hugh Murphy naked fet ' $4,945.86 as his final. p ) 'ment. The road commitee has. charg.t of thl comnmunicatiomm. Several belated bilLs of assssors were al- lowed. that of J. D. A. Johnson ot East Omaha being cut $15 and R. CroolstJn the Seventh ward , beIng cut $26. ' . The commlsl'onerK : acted on iha claim of I. J. Dunn. They rejected two days out at the five days pay whIch he clalmell ( for granll Jury service In the capacity ot a wit- fleas lIe had fed a communication de- caring a Judicial sll ( show was btlng .run In connection with the grand Jury for the edification of . a few. lie said he was not of the number The Insanity board suggested that. George Riley he l'hlpped back to Council Bluffs , his home lie escaped from the home of the I Feble lndel at Oenwood , la , I ' The board adjourned without paying the satarles. I meets agaIn Monday. S VIIIla s .UJ\ IXS'I' A l'OWI"S'I'I'1H. .1. X. SIII.I. .t " " 11. In. , . \l'enN1 of l'ostui I N.t's F'riiiuils . .r . .NIII x.t . 1'rIJd. J. N. Simmons , the pOta ter at Pelia , Ia . was arrested at Nebraska City 'rldayon telfgraphc ! Instructons to the chief of polce there by the postnuster at Platlmouth , Neb. Sllmons ts accused of IssuIng postal notes I payabte to hlmelf at various towns In Ne- braska and gettinu . them cashoj . He Is alleged - leed to have worked the scheme sUcces8fuly , at South Omaha l'apllllon , Palslouth ; and ; thly city before beIng detec ' ed. The amount : stolen Is thought to be In the neighborhood of I $800. but wil not be Iwol definitely until ' after the preliminary - . examination Is hal . 'Viiiit. FIxe.i fur tu' licariir . John A. McShane returned from st. Joseph - sepia late Friday I afternoon . I will be remembered - membered that receIver for the St. Josep' Stock Yards and ' 'tmlnal company , of whIch McShane Is vice pr slden' , were apponted ! a few days ago , to the Hurprle ot the vIce pres- Ident. The mat 'er wIll be argued before this court at St. Joseph on October 15 , scud whether determIned the receln'r . will cOJtnue to act will then bi S . " % ' 01'1 ut Uu" i'olm.ourrs . InhabItants ef the west portion of Omaha are wondering whether a gang of dog polaoner Is not infesting that regIon. W , W. Slabaugh has Just lost a fine 160 pound St. Bernard kIlled by some unknown. Calu Ogden , not lCI elnce , lost hla dOl in a elmla1 : : alt " STREET GANG ) mSCIARCED ) ) - Muuro and Winsper Oontinue to Ride Rough She Over Kaspar. - USURP POWER VET6D IN HIM ALONE - , \etul , CUINleJ'no1 IN n H"NII'r , ' ) J" . . tu S'elre , AhNuI1ee CUlerul ul Street 1.lbr.\r. for l'ollti- ell Ilel Ilr'I.1 J I' , - Chairman Moore [ and Sewer Commissioner Wlnsplar of the Board of l'mmblicVorks hell a special meeting . yesterday , and acting all ' a majorIty ot time board maJorl ) tie they passell a series of resolutIons which practically dc- prlvef Street Commhsloner Kapar ot any voice In the street Ilepartment They took It upon themsl'lves 10 discharge the entire street tore , with the exceptIon of the blue barrel men antI the sidewalk Iang. 'hl ) ' delegated to the chairman of the board the exclusive supervision of the overseer of city prisoners , wha hive hertofore been Iller the direction ot the f'treet ' department. As a preliminary Chairman Munro Intro- ducel the resolution which Ilreetcl the chairman to take charge of and Issue all orders nccessary to tll overseer of city prIsoners and which called on the overseer not to .reeognlze any orders except such as came from the chairman of the board. This was adopted , a3 was also the folowing reso- lotion , which ; was also Introduced by Munro : Itesoiv.mi . . By the Boarel ot I'tmbilc Work . that for time hit'iflt at the Publc service the services lt' the followIng named pereomma In the lmplo ) or the Street departmenl he 111 the ame lre herehmy IIKtlen3ell with ) wih for nn Inllelnltl period ( , nnll thud the ) ' simmmll lmnt he Igaln emplo'ed In that department ) partment except Ullon the concurm'm'nco of this hoard : J. F. Hrowmme I concurCO . . , 1 Boyle , J. ( orlgan , g. Barret , Charles Boemer , John Sullivan , hrank iietiumeli , Jranl Johmm Pa7elertu. ! George Younkln Belacl \\IMmen. I ) . O'Connor , J. Casey < , . ) ' . hart , I. hlumneomu II MIller , B. Thomas , John hiolfmnii Peter Keteza. . Peter Iux , Frank Murphy and JosIah Ient was then appointed general foreman and inspr'ctnr : In the street depart- ment at a salary of $3 per day . The actLa of the board has aroused Intene Inrlgnaton ; among the employes amid city officials , who are not hlclnd : to favor such high-handed procedure. That the heads of one department should open I ) asume the management ot another department to the exclusion of the properly appolutldl and actIng head of that department Is alogether unprccellentcd. WANT 1N TI Y CAN CONTROL . I Is an Ollen secret that thIs radical acton of the majority of the board was taken wllh no other Intent than to brIng the street department - partment Into the hands ot the dark lantern fraternIty before elections It Is In line with the previous policy ot the two mncmbrs In attempting to crIpple the street department by refusing to pass the pay roil and thus holding laboring men out of their : wages when many of them were suffering for the necessities of life. I wi be rememberw that at that time Sewer CommIssioner , Wjnspear malI every man In the street deprtilent come up to the office of the board In tl city hal amid sign the pay roll In person. I this manner Win- spear obtained a list of 'I the employes II the street dcpartment , together wIth their places ot reshdcnce. Thus list has ken care- fully scammned and by the acton of yesterda ) such of these men < s are not In symlath ) ' with the American Protective associaton wc'e 11schared without any given caimse Section 104 ot the city charter expressly declares - dares that the employment and removal of all employes In the street department shaH ! bo In the hauds of the , 'rNt commissioner Speaking of time ' dutio at the street comml5' slono. the chater says : ' 'le shal appoint all Inspectors and e\llQyel In hIs department - ment , subject 10 the < 1'prOVI of the Hoard 01 Public Works , . to . the extent and limit that the funds provided by ; tbe mayor-and couna for that .pnrpose wil al w. Il shall hav rower to dismiss all inspectors In hIs elepart- ment , subject to the approval of the Board of Publc Work and shal also have power te dismiss all other oimitmitmyes nndpr his supervision . vision when In his , udgment their servJcef shall be no longer required , or for other goer and sufficIent reasons. The board shall alsr have power to dismiss any Inspector or em- 110)'e In saId department when In the jmmdg- ment of said board thclr services shall ne longer be required or for other good and sufcient rensomme. " "IO.ATIO OF CI1AI1TER. Under the charter the majority of the boar claims a right 10 dismiss employes of the street department. hut the alpolntmlnt ot Kent as foreman Is entrely wihout warrant of law. Some very pecular reasons were as signed by Iunro and Wllspear for their ac- tiomi. Mr. Wlnspear said : "Well . the fact Is Browne has heen ! Irety gay for some time. Mr. Munro had reascns for wantIng him removed - moved vhmbim I don't know much ab ut. I believe hI refusll to toni over the keys of the tool houe to anyone but Kaspar. As far as the rest of them are concerned . we made up our minds that they had baen on the payroll long enough , and , besides , we wanted 10 put some other men on. " Street Commissioner Kaspar Iud but little to say. lie took the ground that the majoriy at the hoard hall assume functons which the charter vested exclusLvely In hImself , but had not decided what acton he would take- For one thing , however , he would not consent - sent to the appointment of Josiah Kent as foreman at $3 per day. Mr. Browne had been gettIng $2.50 per day , and his services were entirely satisfactory. Just before the' faIr , S Mr. Kaspar said that hl had put on an extra force Ln the street department In order to get thE streets In good condiIon for that event. At that time he had put Kent emi at the earnest solicitation of ChaIrman Iunro. DurIng the fair lie had laid off the whole force , and sInce then he had put on a smal force , consisting of the men who had been , lscharged , Kent was not among these and the board hall acted leal ) ' In appointing him its ! oremqn. Foreman J. II. Drowne said tlt the neW8 of his dlsmtssal was a great surprise to hmimum lie hall never come into conflict with Chair- lnan Munro as far as he knew and there was nO reason for hits dlscharRe outside of the evident desire of Munro and Wlnspear to get control ot the street department for their S own purposes. _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ : lnrrtIJ" lIe.-IMCM. The following marriage licenses were Is" aimed by the count judge yesterday : Name and Athlrece . AgJ. Fred S anl . Adllre3. , Omaha. . . . . . . . . . 21 Cam'olne Puterh.1ugh. Omaha. . . . . . . . . . 18 Car01ne B. Kelse . Amlair . Ia. . . . . . . . . 27 Wilam Warner , Iontsano , Wash. . . . . . : David M. Lengo . Omahma. . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Hose Voss , Omaha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Charles F. Armmolml , Sioux City . In. . . . . . . 42 Hona Arnoll , Sioux City . la. . . . . . . 2 na 33o O 3O O 130 TA VED Ju . CI3NTUflWLJi . " iI i I i g _ 8 _ ; Our "M & JtANOE Is time only raimgo with round lrlot.ou Cfn run ratlo au Imor cent less fuel tbun ANY i O1'ilEit : HANOI You save the price of mu rahge In less than two yemurs. BUY NO i O1'ifF.iI. \0111'0 nice A line or fuo Jewel cast Ironlt.NOt ' : and l'OUIC tl'OYEt. 'VUt. Lyle Dickey & Co lanwlr , seova antI 1luwlrc. I 1403 DOUGLAS ST. I c Cc-eOCeO. . . . , . - - - - - " - - - - . ' - - - - - - - UWI"rlU l'A"i'S us J I4I'1 Un\'rnlrne ILVIl'CpeIltfltiVC " I.nlldnl lilt , , Ser"IJN lt : INNINNI.'I" " "Ir ) ' . I . W. A. Wilcox nail } . M , Cogswel ate stepping at the Millard for a few days whIle looking after the United States Fish com- mlslon ! interests In this dIstrict. They be. long to the statistical ' and general Informa- ton department of time Fish commission In relation to the production of fish In the different states anti time number caught , shlppe.1 . and sell for food. The present tour embraces the entire MIt'isippi vale ) ' , In- chilng the Missouri river and tributaries , amid Is the frt official examinaton made by the overnimment heretofore only the At- lantc and Pacifc coasts have been Included In the territory from which the bureau sent out facts anll figures with relation to the consumption and breeding of food fish. The present investigatIon will Inclule an en- trely new country and the reporll . when completel wIll present a very exhaustve re- view ot the subject discussed. All varieties or tsh will be lustratll In colors , their habits described , and the present sumppllet' of fsh In all the larger streams will be given The report will be publshe about the first ot the year. - 1.\I.IC\U' I WI' 'l'UI1 I\IHI. S'er.tlr ) " iIi. Smith I'nt'r. aim 11 _ IICrtllt I"'INIII. WAShINGTON , Sept. 28-Secretary Iokl Smith today renederet an Important decision regarding railroad right of way. The road affected Is the Iontana Railway company. Thla com pan ) ' applied : for right or way over publc lands under the act of 1875 , maltng such grants. 'hls act provides that the road shal be comrJted wihin five years after the mall of location was filed. The Montana company dil not complete Its roall In that tme , hut suhsllluenty offered the maps of location . ' The commissioner of the general land om'co recommends that the mil's ' be not approved because the roam ! was not completell within f\'l years acer the first map of location was filed. The secretary - tar ) ' says t herl Is no reason why the company - pany should bo deleel the right to file I new map of location even aCer the expira- ton of the five years , the new map to operate upon such lands as are free from clalni lie therefore approves the new mailS for the Iontana 1alwlY company - - - - Shut mind 1(1 I It'd I Inl'Jllr. WAShINGTON , Eept. 28.-Legranl Stew- art of 12 Q street was awakened early this moring by three .hullars who had entered .hls room. lie grabbed a Winchester rifle near his bed and opened fire on them. Two of the trio Immediately fed the house and male goo their escape , but the third was too rated to know the way out , for he re- treated to a hath room and began throwing Its furniure at the doctor , who contnued fir- Iim / ACer several shots one of the bullets brought the burglar down wih a wound lu the head that resulted fatally In about an hour lie was a mulato apparently about 30 years of age , name unknown. Ih'rr"Nhll. IJ.t" ' ' " , ComiC rjmt'ts. WASHINGTON , Sept 28.-Secretary 11cr- bert has awarded to the Herreshor Manu- facturing compan the contract for building two of the new torpedo boats authorlze,1 , by the act of the last congress. Mr. lerre- shorf was time lowest bidder at $44.000 for cach buat. The third boat will be built by Moran brothers of Seattle , Wash. , I the dlpartment Is satisfied ot their ability to do the work. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Cnrll } ) ( l I iiist.'r tl' " nl Clolertm. \\'ASIIINGTON , Sept 28.- ' cablegram receIved - ceIved hy the State department announces the death In Corea ot Yesungsu . the Corean minister to the United States. The minIster has been absent from his post for nearly a year , having retrned to Corea at the hegln- nlng of the troubles In that country whIch led to the late war. lie died or cholera - - - CllclHnl I ! t lie 'Fremisury. ' \'AHIINGTON , Sept. 2S.-To.la-'s statement or Iho < ondlhn or the treasury , ' hOW8 : Avails- Ile , < lsh balance . $1t3.7t,119 ; gold I.servc. $91.- W.GI8. _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ ( Ctnl :11 : Ih..tru'ol h ) ' 111' . 'OONSOCKET , R. I. , Sept. 28.-The plant of the River SpInning company In thIs city was partially destroyed by fire , which started In time dye houEe at 8:30 : o'clccl thl mOlnlng. The loss wl reach nearly $ lrO.OOO , but Is covered hy Insuranc as the company carries $275.000 on their property . The fames spread rapidly from the start and the city water pressure provtng inadequate the deprtment was badly handicapped and the dyeing building anti tim3 storehouse adjacent wele ccnsumec before control of the lames obtained . was obtalnel. " ' ll UII'1 ' 1'1 U1 lt ! \ . \ iii IS. ) IINrr I'rllh' ( lnuliot Un litI iteMs " .lhllt n 'l'rCINlr.'r. The lme muses has Just passed through a financIal crisis. Its former trea rlr Is now reckoned by the employes ns among the number - her of thor who were but now are not Monlhalen , the sweet singer trom Chicago , refuses to warble because warblIng Is l'ra- ' ductve of nothing substantal , The fat boy I'rel Howe , unable to bear the weight ot an empty pocketbook ' Iii addition to his cus- ternary avoirdupoIs , has packed hl9 grip amI may now be founll In a Chicago mmmusee. The merry dancers , Moimsiour [ Delis and vlfe , re- fuse to trip fantastIc Ilasures upon the board8. They Iledare Il doesn't pa ) ' . So far as the nme lusee ball any relation to its former proprietor ant fnancer , George Baxter , the show lay be reckoned among the attractions of Omaha which will no longer attract . Fair week opened on the vIsion of the inurae people with the brlghttst of pros- 11ects. The sorrows of a Sunday night pre- \'Ious had all been obliterated by the joy that the tme had now arrlvell whln the back s were to he paId. Some of the people hall In their pockets a little spare change whIch Baxter hall raked together anti pall over nt the end at time week's work. The balance hal brIght new chelts , drawn on thc Bank of Commerce , to which the signa- lure of Baxter was yet harlly dry. The ! checks were to be h'll for payment on Weelnesday mmmormilimg. The receipts for Ion- rl ) ' and 'ueslla ) ' exceeded the lrlghtest IX' pectmittozms. The tenor added several new notes 10 his sougs antI the fat boy tllllell the scales at 726 poumh. When his chum. the skeleton , heard of I he grew Ivll wih rage. Wednllny moring eune. VIsitors crowded the stairway , anxl us to get a view of the won'lers. hut Baxter failel to put In an appearance at the ca.h box. . Then the cllcks were hat'ly ' presentel at the bank. There was no m01cy the e. Baxter could not be found. lie had forgotten to bid his wife mullen . lie hal forgotea : 10 place the money on 11elloslt. In the hate of : his departure ho humid unluckiy taken the r - celpts of the week l with him. In an Instant tin ? tcnor'8 voce ! was ful ot quavers and t ( fat boy trenJllou51y saw the scales tlowly rise. A council of war was Idl and the en tire outfit agreed to divide on the princ"lo of , pot-luck for the remaInder ot the "cek. This \ \ orke.\ \ very well . hut unfortunately they hall fJrloten : , whe the enl at time week Caine tu save nough to pay the owner of tlO buiding his rent This was the diemma which stared the musee people In the ( fae : vimim Sa'ura nlghl camc. Several lawsuits wi grow cut ot the tro'J- hIe. August Ionthaleu , the tenor . refuses to raise his voIce unless It b. 1 : a ro Jl of Ju I. tkC. there to recov $46 th'e ani unp' dOl I his salary. He has Instructc hIs attorney to start a law sut. ! The ba'ance of the stage 11lls anl perform have FO IIE says , resolved - solved to assist In the laudahle enterprise at recovelnl their money. They talk of mui"g several different plles : Baxter , accord.ng to the b9st knowledge ohtalnble , Is In Pennsylvania - ' vania somewhere , anti out of tie e .so. : leyrrs , a South Omaha meat cptter . It Is I averred , Is an Interested partr. and the performers - formers want hIm to put up for the unpa d salaries. He denies having had any connection - ton with the concarn. One at these check , It appears , pasel Into the hands at a South Twelfth street saloon ! keeper. ha Is also In the deal to bring suit. .5 H""II S'U'Ilu'rll ' Fnlr )11. . : h'eIJI. The program of the mass meetng to be held at lloyd's theater this afternoon I at 3:30 : to awaken Interest In the fair that 18 to be held for the benefit of the home of the Good Shepherd , openllg at Creighton hal Ionday , Is as followu. ' : AIJndmu.lk ( e\.nln mlole ) . . . . . . . .Rutorlu8 The utorhlK mlammdoiin , ( 'lumI , . Introductory Alhe"s , by tim , ' Cimumli Cilh. mmmii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .lon. 1 George I' . Iwml" Auiires , by Idm. I..ominia I.nk" or St. I.oul" I.uUa\y Allr..s ! . . . IIK. . . . . . . . 1Cn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Vogel The Hutorlu" Muhmimilmm { Ciuij. liummijo ] gn1s-imommeyimmon lnnloll . . , . Clu\ , . . . . . . . . . . . . Inno . U. ololonp.mon I. Clnunll ! mmccomnlmnled jy Mr. V. ' . S. , \'idenor. A mlilremms by aeneml lhurh's \\'ltrnor. I . t.nd.ron. . Mrs Leonora Lace Is an eloqumt spealer. She spoke before the great religious con- grass at the 'orld's fair tn ChIcago , and won great admmulration . Recently she wal' reelected - elected third vice president of time Total Abatinenco Union of Anmerlca For years she has proved herself one of the bravest friends of the working classes . and especially at working girls and women. - - S " ' 11 Jh'et Set ) 1immilimr. There wilt be an Important mletng at tile Commercial club rom at 30 : o'clock Monday - day aHerroor at whIch .the 10e.1 1hlppen - - - - ' LO--r . r' ) Mrs0 , Ja Benson I J r" . , n _ I i New Cloaks of all Kinds ! : for Children. I-Indsome uigurcd and mixed ; ! fgured , . . , cloth from $2.50 up. . ' . , S , See the new Lilliputian Bonnct S , , S for children. ; ' A fast back ! all wool tLreen skit.t with flounce , $175 up. Black and colored silk skirts , jtJ.I unibrellastyle . $ .oo'up. . Eider down dressing Sacques , lmf 1 { iir $ I,25 , $2 . 00 and $2.50. m..uIlniJlDii1th.iih , ud' Camels hair dressing Sacqucs , $3 75 beautiful styles , ! . w _ . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MONDAY'S ' BARCAIN BUDGET-- Reliable . Iirst-class Goods , bought direct from the maker and offered to the consumer at the lowest possi- ble prices . Glass 'Vi re Corn IE3T CIIA1IOIS :5 heavy calendared Purses Envelopes Lamps Poppers Complete , the :5c Best make , the 15c Nlekll ! c118P , the . hlJh } cut 1 wOth 15e l ' , kind smile , usual : c "oodt -Sail jtice , goods , sale pt'ICOI , 6110 pdeol Sale } leo , Sailleo } 19 Cents 7 Cents 10 Cents 3 Cents GLASS SILVER PLATED ) AU Leather Kirk's Best SUGAR BOWLS \ Tcaspoons . Pocketbooks . Toilet t Soaps . ' oap , thee wih cover : heavily platol . on ; Idnd Solo pt'Ico.White metal worth ew St'imei , The pl.'o c-Sulo price , 50. anti 75c kinds the 10 cent quality , IdnLs 9 Cents 25 Cents per Set - nnl pr.e , 25c. sale price , 6' . Covered Sauce Celluloid Picture ' Vriting Tablets I\J BODY DOnS , Frames With mug how. low- Dishes l.elPlper lug hair , Have . ) . . luvo large size . worth no' " . stylOm ' , ) 'ol.tll "ortllO ' cOlt. ' . . . b eOI ro e. , l' It Smtie I I'rlce boo ; 23 sale I Cents imrico , c-balo 10 Cents price 5 Cents Sale I Price } I I , 2r cts. t , THE 99 CENT STORE , 1319 FARNAM STREETS . . . ' _ ' " . * - - P - a. r.St tt fl C will confer with the manaJers of the varioul . ) i' " ' I railroads the re'ntve floating to , thl 'aYI ! of and the IJns Omaha for Fair dIscharging ' . , , " 1" 1 an,1 Slc.1 as elaton , A meetIng was calel ! q for thIs plrJol yesterday . , but R several ot , I the raIlroad men coull not be present At thsb " tiimie . An adJournlent was taken to Monday tl - - \J _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ ' 1 _ _ . -w - - - , 1 } ; ( 7's' , . , j1 _ ( rttr /jm - . ' -I ) t J/ / \ Ifl .L1 I \-1 \ , . 1 " . - ' ; ' 11 l \'on the ohlll'ol slug It I aIdmen and Iomol like It-al Ij the baud e pll ' it-amid the pianos i - CurlY all are mmmdc to play it- j , The Alc-Sni'-fioim Mni'cli- 'lho I-SuI" 1l\oh- . ' ' , ' ' The fncst Ta'o ' step damico on 1iJj time ball I'oom jmrogt'amn l'ldu 50c . ' A. HOSPE , Jr" , I \II.lc amid Art , 15t : ilomugluis . : luula - . ' _ _ . - - - . j j " \ . . : : - . . - . ' C- - 1 V RubberC 'j ' Coeds s ; T't. , M- . ; - , wS Elastic I L-- 2 , Stockings K- . - ' . t . . IAnklets , J j I 55 ' : Kme Caps 11- . ' ' : : ' - 1 ( ( Varicose , I , ; Veins . l C- , ' S - % CF - - . ' - Trsses , : E- - . ED ; j D- , Syringes , , , , , . , . , . t. ,4 .i m ' Atomlzors. I " . ' 1 C . - t . " - : , - : - " A 2.qunt , Water Bag . ! forOc. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. . " 1SI Dodge St.-2 D001' West 1.0. - Buy I Your'Dmrgs - I . , . ; And have your Prescriptions filled at the LARGEST , OLDEST and BEST drug store In the city. - ) ( - Headquarters for RUBBER GOODS For this wok emily , the best 3-uart Fountain Syringe , guaranteed , 75e. Largest stock of SURGICAL IN- STHUMENTS In the \Vest I - ) ( - GOODMAN DRUG CO. 1/ / Witoicm4aic I imad hictali _ Itto FAnNA STn 1 _ ELT. . s Deformity ii 1 < \ Braces t } ; t"V . have started a a factory of our to make C J Braces and Appliances . and to repair Stmi'gieal instt'uineiits. I Aloe & Penfoki Co. TI-fE LION DRUG HOUSEi 1408 FA1NAM STIEIT. Opposite Iaxtei lIotol , S Clmas. Slaivericic & Co1 Special Septeinbet' Sale Iron Beds-1,1110 , or limo , Ordiimary lI'iCU. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Soptotuber imrIcc. . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.0.5 2pcciai prkCt4oii umli kimmdsof Fu ru i Ui re- Iimilmg , Cimitit's , ordinary pi'Ieo. $2,00 Seitoiibei . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Sltlohonrtim , oidhimnu'y lmi'lco..15.00 September. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.00 150 Styles to Choose Vroiii , Chas. Shiverick & Co. 12th nutl DoitgIn ,