10 TUT : oarAiTA DAILY BKEI TJIUHSDAY , DisoBAtuisi ? 12 , isor .
SPEGlRli NOTICES.
AilToMlniMiirnl for Ilirnr column *
Trill In * Intern nnlll Jlti.tO p , in. for
the rvrnliiK nnit tintll H p. in. for the
ntoriilnir ninl flnmlnr nil ( Inn * .
A l rrtlnfrit , lir rc | iic lltiK n mini *
li-roil -i > ek , run linre IMI-OTIT * ml-
< ) r Nn i1 in n ntimliorcit teller In cnrc
of The Hoe. Aniwer * HO nililri-iMpil
Yrlll he itt'llvrrnl iiiinn iirrarntnllon
of Hie clierlc only. Union , 1 ! - - n
Moril flrnt Innertlnnt 1o n uoril
tlit-rrnfler. Nothing Inlcen for ICHI
thnn 2r.e for llr t limi-rllim. Tlu-so
ivnlN limit lie HIM cotmeou-
WA.vrr.n-MAi.n nni.i' .
u. i.ivn. WTti.umNT Annsra is
Omahn lo organize clulii of lht o to me fflml-
lies of our fflinoui Orrlmitl llomw Inmli in
central Ml ls lppl. Tli ( > tl.lo of lintnlRrnllon
l i Kolnir uniitli , whore tli"rn nrc no Iwt JJ'1" ;
no cold winter * , no Mlrjnrtlt. m crop fiilliire'i
where tno or thrfff crops cnn ba rnl .l j-nfli
} > ar : wlirrc thcie In no unch thins n * f Hur
tf n rnnn will work onc-hnlf m hnrrt n he rtnei
In thin rnunlry : cool Dimmer * . mIM winter * ,
ure pirlnK rrops of fmlH nnil Rinl"n truck ,
rlehfct roll on cnrlh : l > p < t rnllwnv fncllllli-i.
Oco. W. Ami's. Kfncrnl nccnt , 1C17 rarnim it .
Omnhn. -
BOMCITOItH WANTniJ TOR OMAHA ! AI.SO
mummer * nuM.lo country. Knllrclv new on , ! . .
411 Phfolry Mock I1-M323
_
| M TO 1150 BALAItY PAID SAI.PflMHN TOR
clitnra : experience not nrrcrMry ; fxlra In-
nnrrmcnt ! ! to cu tomcr . IlMion ft Kl nr. Jt.
T uls. . H-MSS1 n ! , '
. Mp. _
_ _ _ _ _
WANTHH-MAN TO RHM. THnlllTOIlY IS
Iowa for \nlimMc nntmt rlKlit in rt'mynil.
- 420 Oimlia. 11-MI-ll'
Mbi-rnl ti-rm . Hex ,
. TO TAicn oitnnns : wu SINP
nnmpln : Klvp rxrltiMM- territory ! piy K"f > 'l ' mil-
nry ami pxpivi p , or llhfrnl coimn ! lon to
proper RppllrnnU. Address P. O lint 123. NPW
York City. H-M697 12
WANTHIJ KK
WANTin. : ouAnuATn ron MATRON is
hospital. Address d 23 , IJM onici ! .
C CC < It *
\VANTKD. noon nmr. rou ansnnAi.
hounrnnrlc , 2117 Poppletsn nvenue. C 678-11 *
WANTED. nillf. roil OnNKIlAti HOITSK-
wolk , 1130 South 20th street. C-C79-12
ron IIK.NT iiousr.s.
nouses , r. ic. DAnr.iNo. UARKKR nt.ocic.
_ _ r'13
nousis IN AMJ PARTS or nir CITY. TUB
O. r. Dnvls Con any , ISO'i rarimm n IH
FunNisHraTTousn FOR RHNT : nuAirnrui.
house , tert rooms , elegantly furnlili il , hot
water licit Inundry , stuljle , cnrrlnKe. etc.
Tlios. P. Ilnll , 616 Paxton block.
CIRCL12 COTTAOKS. C lOOMS ,
nil mortern. w. fuel. Apply U > ron Ren ! Com-
pnny. ZI2 So. 14tl < si. _ D 116
HOUSES. I3UNAWA & CO. . 103 N. 35TII ST.
D-417
_
125 HOUSnS. AI.I. SI55US AND PARTS OF
city. I' . D. Wead , lOlli nnJ DOUKITS sis
D-1I1J2 ni3
_
FOR RUNT. 1IOUSHS IN ALL PARIS OF TllC
city.
Special , Kl So. 2Cth a\e.
< 1C No. 21st st.
42 < ) No. 21fit st.
405 No. IStli Pt.
All modrrn conveniences : cheap for winter
months. Hrennan , Love & Co. D M313 D23
610 NO. 20T1I. 4-HOOM COTTAGE.
1025 No. Mth 5-room Hat , nice.
1C24 N. loth , 8-room brlcU.
CO ! No. 17th , 8-rnoni brlclc.
Omaha llo.il Kstatc S. Trust Co. , 211 S ISth.
D-M371
FOR KENT. HOUSE OP TRN IIOOMS , MOD-
cm comi-nlcnccH ! very hanJy to buslnc" . En
quire of n , T. Mount , 103 S. 10th St. D 530
I AND o-nooM iiotsts ON PAHNAM AND s.
room houM on ZM and Lca\i'n orth. Lheap
Jno. W. Itobblns , 211 N. V. Life blilg. |
D 6C2
rou ni.NT. 2-uooJt nousn , s. u. con. UD
and Clarltc. U IS1 *
roiTiruNT. : ir6oii COTTAGE. NO. : ; is PAU.
mm st. Milton Itourrs' Soni. D 573
TWO SIX-ROOM FLATS. 4I3 AND 419 S
St. . corner of Howard. Enquire at R. 314 ,
First Nat'l Hank Uulldlng. D 373-11
8401 JAC KSON ST. , 7-ROOM MODERN. J20.
4106 ijiKayctto n\e , , 9-room inodoin , f23.
207 S. 21th St. , 14-ioom modem , I'M.
. 209 S. 21th Bt. , 9-room modern , J"0.
2775S'ilister St. , 7-room modem. J23.
2773 Hurt Bt. , 7-room modem. CO
020 N. 27th nve. , 7-iu m modern. J2) .
2002 S llth St. , 7-room modern , J2S
20iH 8. llth St. , 7-iooin modern. ? 23
1'iaellty Tiust Compan ) , 1703 Farnam strict.
D-COT-31
FOR RENT , NICELY FUUNISIIHD HOUSE OF
eight rooms , besides nlcove am ! liathioom. south
front , with all comenlenccn. Inquire 2COS Hnlf
Howard at. n 237
DCSIRAllLRSROOM HOI'Sn , 11500 PER
month. J. r. ILiilon , 2C1C Capitol nioiuic.
D C32-17 *
FOR KIJ.VT FUUXISIIEn IIOO3IS.
THHEE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
man and wife ; rent taken In board. 219 N. 17th
i : M233
_
SOUTH PRONT ROOM TOR TWO ; PRIVATE
family. 202) Bt. Mary's avenue. K M512
MRS. rnuncitiLL. sicincA HAS ROOVS
nt (500 , ( SUO and 110.00 per mcintli : bonid op
tional. E M637 12 *
LIGHT HOL'SEKEEPING OR
sei'arati-ly. 60S North 17th stioet , n-6il-i :
nmMsnin IIOOMS AND IIOAHU.
IS2.1 CAPITOL AVENUE. WARM FRONT
room * F-MM3 1S
KLEGANT FRONT ROOMS , FURNISHED OR
unfunilihed. Good family board. Ml N. 23.
F MC50
FRONT ROOMS , WELL HEATED : FAMILY
board If dislred. Rales reasonable , 224 Nirlh
23J st. F 676
HUNT IIOOMS.
4 ROOMS : WATER IN KITCHEN. CENTRAL :
reasonable rent : nice for liousckM-pltif : . 1702
Wel-sler stieet. Cl MB90
PO1I Iltl.NT STOHKS AND
FOR RENT-THE 4-STORY DRICIC
nt 916 Farnam turret. 'Jills bulldlni ; has a lire-
nio > if ceinent ba cmcnt. rompU'to etenm huat-
int ; fixtures , uater on all lluuik , BUI , etc. Ap
ply at the olllco of The lle . 1 910
WAM'UIJ.
AGENTS WANT12D-MEN AND WOMEN
ileai ) w.M wcilily nlth our Inbor sjver as
cnslly as ItSO.OO monthly In other lines ; $2.00
ample * fiee. Thoeo stokinghuslnesi should
ndiliftH .vJUi stamp , Mtirlll Mfg. Co. . ( A 03) ) ,
IS tonal street. Chicago. J 114-D18
_
llirj COAL SAVERS ON BA1.1 ! AT 1107 DOUO-
las street ; come , tv , or mile ; agents uuiitivl ,
J-M701 13'
WANTED. AOENTS I OR OUR NEW HOUSEhold -
hold opeclaltl'ii ; WUKH. il to 17 u day : pay
every \voolt. Ccntiul Supply company. Cincin
nati , O. J MC93 12
.STOHAGi : .
BTORAQEFHANIC EWERS. 12H ItAItNCV.
M-421
PACIFIC STORAdU AND WAREHOUSE CO. .
fiOj-310 Joiien. Uctieial atoraso and forwarding.
M-423
TO 11UV.
*
WANTED TO IJUV. A SECOND HAND SAFE
eli a for ca h. O 19 , this olllce. N 638
WANTED. FOR CASH , VACANT LOT , IN.
Ide mlla limit ; iuiu > t be n muip ; nanlrd , Omaha
property , lands and morchnmllite for sale and
exchange. E. F. Hlniw , 221 a. Uth birott.
N-MJ36 15
FOR .SATi-OUbCIJLLA\iOUS.
HARD TfOOD , 4Nl > B-FOOT FENCIS FOR
corn crtthlne. C. 11. Lee , 901 Ucuzlas.
Q-423
BIC.VTES. ALL SIZES. X5 CENTB TO 00.
Omaha tllcyclo Co . 3 N. Kill QM348
FOR SAM : . TWO SECOND HAND SAFES
olieip. AildrtH O 1 . this olllcn. Q < 37
ENCYCLOPAEDIAS AND MISCELLANEOUS
1 book ; high b-raJo piano. 403 lice bulldlnir.
q-M67 II *
KOR BALE. CItBAr , SQUAHC PIANO. 3004
CJorhiitreel. QMC$5 1S
SEALSKIN CLOAK KOR BALK AT A GREAT
li rvln. . J Sonntnberv , 1WJ Ujuslui itreet.
Q-M53I
PNB FINK SEALSKIN NBWMARKKT AT A
( rc4t liajcalu. IJll Po il street. U C. n i.
Q-MK1 FJ
. \sr.ous.
HOOK ntt.ni.va TIIK ttitRKt.r.Y PRINTING
Co. Ill nnl lit North ISth iitreel.
roll GREAT I1AIU1AINS IN PtANOI
Wm. II. Schmoller , Bill fl'wr McCagti" build n ? .
1i
CI.AIUVOYAISTS.
MRS IR II. W MIRKS. CLAIRVOYANT , RH-
llslile business medium : Sth year at 113 N. ICth.
*
\ss.\nr. , OATHS , IJTC.
MAOAMR SMITH , N R , COll UTK AND
Houston , ro'm 11 , teccnl noir ; mn nie & nalha.
T 601-11 *
MMR. IIOWRI.U Tl-'ttKISH ANn f.i.nrTUtC
baths , nnpit pnrlois In city. 3I1-1M S litli.
T MSOI Jl
_
MMR A MRS. rOHMRni.Y OP ST. I.OIM8. MAH-
sngc nnJ ImthH W H. IStli st , , 2J floor , room IX
T MG * > 4 II *
MADAMR niiArt : I.ROK ! fji.Rcrmr. MAM.
SMTP. l > ith pnrlnrs h ? illhful nml refreshing 417
South llth , upstairs , parlor * 3 M'I 3
T MC30 H *
rnnso.VAi. .
VIAVt CO. S48 I1RR HI.DO. , IIRAI.TII HOOK
free ; hnmo treatment : lady ntlcndnnt. u 42j
DATHSr MA8SAaR , MMR. POST. JIJ'4 S. 1'Tlt.
n.VR I.IVKRY 11103 CHRAP. RD IlAUMI.Rf.
17th nml St , Marya nxwiuo. Telcphonn. 410.
U 427
IIRU.R Rr > i'RniArronsRT iiTm : TO onnr.u
nt 1909 rnrantn Ancn'n wanted. U 35J-DI5 *
MON'RY TO LOAN OX PIANOS. ,
Jewelry , etc. ; strictly confidential. P. O. \ > oS28. .
U-4CS
M A T UIM 0 N' IA I. rOlinR PONnRNrR nUIlKAl ?
I'npor nnd ll i , IOC. Rnrtli Pub. Co. . si. I.ouK
Mo. U-C03-.Inn-C
Mf nV TO I.OAV 11UAI. I3STATI3.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
I.lfc. I.onn at low rales fir choice security In
Nebrasl.n > t Iowa farma or Omnha city ptoperty
\Y < a
_
MON Ry'TO l7a\N > "LO\YKaT ilATES. Tl IR
O. P. Dnxls Co. , 1&03 Knrnam st. \V-429
C PRIl CRNT MONRY TO IX > AN ON OMAIlX
real estate & ? .Vb. faims. W. 1) . Uollile Omahn ,
\V-430
MONRY TO LOAN ON"IMPnOVRO OMAHA
pioperty. Fidelity Trust Co. . 1702 rnrnntn.
\V-43l
_ _
MONRY TO LOAN ON IMI'ROVRn OMAIIA
leal i state , llrenrmn , Lcne & Co , Paxtnn nik.
\Y-432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STAltll , 023 N. Y. MPK
\Y-433
MORTOAQR8. G. Q. WALLACE. IJUOWN Ill.lv.
\V 134
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
propelty.Y. . rarnam Smith & . Co , 152) Kjrnatn
W-433
MOUTOAOIJ LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. ZlttlrICth and Dougl.13 , Omiha.
W 420
HARM LOANS. DOUGLAS AND SARVY. 1 TO
10 jeirs ; loiv rates. GalIn Bros , 210 N. Y. L.
W 137
MO.VHY ro LOAX CHATTELS.
MONEY ' 10 LOAN ON rURNITUHR. PIANOS ,
horses , nngons , etc. , nt loHi-st uitcs In city ;
no removal of BO > ! S ; sttlctly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any time or In any
anuunt.
anuunt.OMAHA. . MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
SOG S. ICth st.
st.X
X 453
MONEY TO L.OAN , 30. CO , tcj DAYS ; FlIRNI-
turp , pianos , etc. Duff Green , room 8 , Ilaiker
block. , X 439
IlUSl.NUSS CHANCES.
TOR SALE A $3.000 STOCK OP IMPI.E-
mcnts , 130.0 stock of confectionery , $300 imtcher
thop ; a sooil lUery business ; ROOI ! openlnR In
any of those lines ; all In BOOI ! town. Also
some flno Improved anil unlmproxej farms In
Missouri. Kansas nnd Nebraska to exchange
for cattle or western Iowa lands Onlia &
Jackson. Silver City. la. Y 835-D11 *
FOR SALK , THK"PALACE CAFE IN LEAD
nml DrMd\vo3d , loth doing Rood business. Ad-
diest Matt Klopp , Lead or Deadwood , 8. D.
Y M407
MAKR MONRY I1Y CAREFUL SPECULATION
In Brain through n reliable , successful firm ; excellent -
cellent opportunities to make proflta by our new
plans ; fully explained and ai-nt free ; highest
reference1 ! . Pattlson & Co. , 706 Omaha blt1 ,
Chicago , III. Y M47S
FOR SALE , HALF INTEREST WITH A GOOD
partner In n Ural-class meat market ; reason for
selling , other business. Addicts M. Ilix 404 ,
Columbus. Neb. Y SIS52 14 *
PEED STORE DOING GOOD BUSINESS. IN-
quliu 815 , No. ICth street. Leaving city.
I" C77-12 *
WANTED , $4,50) MERCHANDISE TOR SO-ACRE
Una Improved fnim , southeastern Nebraska ;
wanted , eastern Nibiaeka mid western Iowa
fnimaV'ir milse. , city property or clenr central
Nebraska lands. E. I" . Ringer , 521 S. 1'tli st.
Y M634 1S
'KOIl E.\CHA.\r.K.
EQUITY IN LARGE TRACT OP L\ND NEAR
Omiha. What have yfu tooOerT II. F. D-Uley
54 N. Y. Life bids. Z 141 '
roil SALE , MILLINKRY STOCK , SOME NO-
tlona and Chrlztmas goods. In a gooJ to\vn ;
laige huslnesi , hut close out on account of
poor health , Partlculais given fully by ad-
dtevilnE P. O. Box 242 , Vail. la.
I 2-5S7 12 *
WE HAVE SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND IN
Fouthueil Missouri that e nil ! exchange for
dry coed , tmotn nnd shoc-a or Jewelry. Alex
ander & Hell. Neosho , Mo. 7. "W 15
roil EXCHANGE , SCO PINE IMPROVED
raiin , S'lerman count ) . Nebraska , clear for
Bond Omaha pioperty or farm , will assume.
l.&W-acre ranch , good Improvements , lc\el , rich
land , central Nebraska , for eastern Nebraska
or Iowa farms ; will assume. 1,300 acres fine
laml , eastern Ntbiaska , 533.000 ; want merchan
dise for all or part or cential property or small
farm for omh.ilf ; balance tlmi .
l.WO-acre western loua. all level , rich land ,
flno Improvements , } ; 3000 ; vvant 13OW western
land or town piui > erty , (2,340 cash , lialanco time.
7S ) ncres rlcii. level land , fair Impiovemcnts ,
ti'iW ; lit aprci , mine price ; 32) acres level
rich land , two mllet from K o < l tov\n ; only
$2)00 ; 400 Iftns of lin.y this > ear ; 4SO ncies level
hay land , four nillei to station , $ . ' 3 00 ; 54 trade ,
$ . ' . ! /v ) cash , brlancc tlm ; all the nbovc lands
In loncna county , la. R. F. Ringer.
S5-MC03 IS *
SALE UEAI , , ESTATE.
AIJSTRACTS TIIC UYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 442
IMPROVED rARMS-0. W. CARLOCK. 1205
I'aniain t. RE C14-J1 *
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PROP-
crtlci and farms. John N. Prcnzer , opp. 1 * . O.
RR-413
BARGAINS. HOUSES. LOTS AND FARMS ,
rile or trade. I. It. Darllne , Barker block.
RR-441
FOR SALE , 730 ACRES GOOD LAND IN
1'in'iklln county , Nebraska , at a great bargain
to clone up Iho aflalm of a broken bank. Send
for description anil make offer. Iho O. F.
D > ivls Company , 1303 rarnam street , Omaha ,
Neb. . RR-M579 12
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS , SMALL ,
ur IUIRU tracts ; low prices , easy nujments. Wo
nio propareil to ansiver questions touching
these lands , and to arrange for cheap railroad
faro for any person wUiIng to > lslt southern
Texas , Concspondence ( OlIcluM. Omaha Real
Eitata anil Trust Co. , Ill S. 18th st.
st.RRM20T
FOR BARGAINS , Til ABES. QUICK DEALS ,
rail or-nrlto U , V. Klioles Co. , First Natl. bank
bldtf. RE M515 31
ARGAINS IN ACRES , FARMS , DWELLING
and loin , F , D , Wead , ICth and Douglas its.
RR-M931 D13
IN THE BELT OF THR BIO RRD APPLE. IN
eouthern Illinois. IK miles from railroad sta
tion , a commercial orrhiml furm of 210 acres ,
6.000 apple and 2.1H peach trees , emulating of
bent marlictabla late vai 1st lea. Hiviry Illaiilie
111. RE MteO 12 *
FltTY IMPROVRD FARMS : 10 YOARS1 TIME ;
iN'nonubli ) ijinei\ts. Wm. H Rfmln-jton ,
Ucho , la , RRMtOJ 14 *
NKW JEIUSEY FIVE-ACRE FARM 1'OR JIM
on liiKtallmrnls of II donn and $1 a weak ; land
lileli , dry and health ) ; neil rultable far fruits
\PKUtables and poultiy ; dellehtful climalj ; title
rleur , Wrlt at once to Rlnluy't lltal R tate
otHce , 111 B. 10th street , Philadelphia , Pa.
RR M618 12 *
BUILDINC ! AND LOAASSOCIATIONS. .
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PAY
6. T , II per cent uhcn I , 2 , 3 ) ear old. oluav
redtenmble. not Farucm t , , Nattlnger , 8tc.
I10\Y TO OUT A HOMK OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on aavlngi. Apply to Omaha L. & I ) .
Ats'n. 1701 IK. bide. O. M. Nattlnfcr , Bee.
41 !
UI'IIOLSTEIUNG KUUMTUHE.
UPHOLSTERINQ. FUIINITURC
ind packcj % ery cheap thli month. M. a
\V lkfp. UU Curaln . T l1 1- I
LOST.
, OORPON flKTrinoaj REWARD in
return n MM. II. .1. Abraham * , , 1211 nnd 121
I'nrnam street. Lo t M87I
LOSTA iiLACK iioiq ! : ; RTUI ON FOUR
head , stiff In front. Addrc" 2f2c ) Rnunft street
Ixiit MGS7 13 *
LOST , Pf'rF Ill'TTON. POLIPIIRD "OVA"
strcii * setting , gnlrl mounting. R tuin to J , II
Hnynrs , 10.1 Bei > Itlilg. , nnd get rcnatd
Ixift-M7i1 12
HOTF.L.S.
AETNA HOrSR ( RUROPRAN ) , N W. COR
12th nnd Dodjc. Rooms by tiny or week. 4" 2
THR LANGR HOTEL D2 8. 11TH ST. ; STRAA
heat ! table lioird , (3.00 per vcek. MI33
DAMM.-VG.
NRW CLASS FORMING AT MORAND'S
( 01001 , 1310 Hniney st. Adults , Tuesday nhc
Friday , 8 p. m. ; c.illdrrn. Tuesday 4:13 : p. m.
Saturday. 10 n. m nnd 2 p. m. Call for terms
Alwnvs < pen ; private Ipfson" , MS 1)1 ?
UMiilTAKiHS AMI
II. K. BURKRT. FUNERAL D1RRCTOR AND
cmbnlmer , 1613 Chicago st. , telephone 90. 431
STVAN8ONft * VA1.IRN , 1701 CUMlNa , TEtT IOC
433
M. O. MAUL. UNDRRTAKRR AND RM
balmer. 1417 Fnrnnm St. , tcltph no 223. 438
HOUSES WINTKIUM ) .
WANTRD , HORSKS TO WINTER ! REST OF
care ; terms reasonable. A. W. Phelps & Son
207 N. Y , Life bldg. Telephone 1051.M373
M373 D27 *
PAAVMIIIOKEIIS.
H. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 16 RT
449
COAIi.
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL , CAR J.OADS. FOR
domestic tir steam puriHes. address Excelsior
Coal Mining Co. . Du Quoin , III. MK.O D1& *
STEAMSHIPS.
LOWEST RATES TO OR FROM EUROPE ;
western agency Thomas Cook A Son excursions.
Harry E. Moorcs , 1416 Furnam st , , Omaha.
M3".fl D1J
III.EMISHES ItCMOVED.
MISS VAN VALKENnURGII DESTROYS PERmanently -
manently by electricity supetlluotis hair , molt.H ,
nurts , etc. Room 41C. N. Y. Life blclc
> M9CS D13 *
MUSIC. AUT AND LANGUAGE.
GEORGE F. GELLENBECK. BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1815 Chicago st. 109
1IICYCLES.
BIO BARGAINS IN SECOND-HAND 111-
cjcles ; skates. 33c to $3.00. Omaha Blcvcle Co. ,
323 N. 1Cth street. M563 .18
SHORTHAND AXD TVPEWHIT1XG.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL. 513 N. Y. LITE.
CO
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , 13TH. FARNAM
431
Pains
antl anxieties can bo relieved to n cer
tainty by using
Dr Ckevalier's
Female
Pills.
Prlco , $1.00 per box
If you are timid and 1 doubt 0.9 to
what will relieve you , send for these
pills. Sent scaled souuroly by muil on
receipt of price.
Sherman & McConnell Drug Co
1513 Dodge St. , OMAHA.NEB.
A SPEO ! ALT Y
.llaryeyphtils . permanently cured ID 16 to
39 days. You can ba treated at homo tot
tha Bsrao price undc-oaina Runraiity. 11
you prefer to como hero no HlU contract
to pay railroad faro nnd hotel A lie , and no
cburco.lf tro fall to cure. If you hcvo taken mer
cury , lodldo potiiHh , and still hnvo aches and
pains. Mucous I'litcho ! ) In mouth , SoroTIiroat ,
X'linpIcH , C'oppor Colored Spots , Ulcers on
ny part of the body. HiilrorEyebrown fulllne
out , U lathis Syphilitic 1SL.OOI > I'UISON thai
wo ( unrnnteo to euro. Wo solicit tlio most obsti
nate cases and cliullontro the world for a
cnso wo c.iniiot euro , u'bln rthcniKj 1ms aliToya
bullied thn skill of the mo t eminent physi
cking. B50O.OOO capital behind our uncondl *
tionitl guaranty. Absolute nroofn eon tecalod on
tppllcatlon. Address COOK KQAIKDV CO. ,
O7 MOfiOJllo Tuinplc , CI1ICAUO. JUJu
This is the inevitable fate of
J COMFORT , " as each member
of the ONE MILLION and a
QUARTER families who take it
simply devours every 'scrap of
each copy. Have you " WAKED-
I UP" to " COMFORT" yet ?
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WO OLENS will not shrink if
WOOL SOAP
' * Is used In the laundry.
Vr'nol Soap Is del lento and tcf resiling ( or bath pur-
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Jonathan ] Ht. Boston , nt Ixiooard Ht. ,
Now Vork.V.7 Chssliiut tJU.
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legal jjuarautretLat CiLfuos * IP
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rninti > rrirarHrlco ) lo
t/'ie it and fay tfiatisjltd.
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II TH * OSI V
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WHO TMATI AU.
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UUAIIA NEU.
LAST OF HARRY IIAYffARD
Was Far Moro Calm and Unconcerned Thau
His Executioners.
GRAPHIC SCENES AT M'S EXECUTION
.1nl ! < r n l.onpr , HiinililliiK Talk front
tlic ( inllotrn nnil KrrHy
All I he Moil Who AHslM
111 UN Con > li-tloii.
nec. 11. With n
bler'9 phrase ujfpu > hls lips and a cold smllo
upon his face HJrrl- Hayward faced the eter
nal this mornlntt1. " 1'ull her tight ; I'll stand
pat. " These wor 'the last words ho uttered
as the deputy , jwltU blanched face and trem-
bllnt ; hands , nnlledt the well-sotped noose as
tightly about Mhe murderer's neck as ha
could , In order t at death might come the
,
more surely. , it&s twelve minutes past
2 o'clock when -Sheriff IIolmberK pulled th
trigger and thus released the trap ttpoi
which llaywaru'jst'dpd. In thirteen minute
County 1'hjslclan Uurton declared that th
swinging flguro ) In which not a motion o
struggle had bitrf observed , was that of a
dead man. The Djiil act In the great trag
cdy of life and death had been played and
the curtain hid been rung down on th
career of the chief actor.
The coolest man at his own execution wa
Harry Hayward. Debonnalre as over , wha
had seemed mere effrontery during his Jal
days now became , In the great , dimly
lighted gallons rocm. the courage and In
difference of n man who was , at least , no
afraid to die. Not a man of the little kno
of privileged spectators who had kept a long
vigil In the big. gr.iy loom but whose hear
thumped more loudly than that ono whlcl
was so soon to ceaee its beating ; not a fac
but turned more ghastly than his In the grue
some light.
It was a scene never to be forgotten whet
at last , after what had seemed endless hour
of waiting , a death watch appeared at the
door. The one pas Jet had been turned off
and the room was illuminated only by a
locomotive headlight suspended about foil
feet from the floor , opposite the scaffold
The bugo cone of light threw a horridly dls
torted shadow of the engine o
death on the rough whitewash
stone wall behind. Two nooses
were discernible , both well tested and tried
ono held In rceerve. The deputy had care
fully chalked two circles where the feet o
the doomed man were to stand and had out
lined the trap that there might be no nils
take In the uncertain light. The chle
deputy mounted the scaffold , where Wardet
Wolfe of the state penitentiary , e\-Sherlf
Wlnn Brackett and Sheriff Chappell of St
Paul were already waiting , and directed that
every hat bo removed and that there be no
smoking. A cordon of policemen filed 11
and made a llttlo passageway for the deatl
party ,
CHEERED THE SHERIFF.
Meanwhile the prisoner had been made
ready In the cell room , his black silk robe
had been put on and the black cap adjusted
Suddenly the door was thrown wide open am
the sound of an Inarticulate yell floated li
from the cell room where the prisoner's com
rades were taking their farewell ; then three
hoarse cheers for Sheriff Holmberg , led by
Hayward himself , and ending with "He's al
right ! " It was awful. Such a demonstra
tion led by the man on his way to death !
As Its echoes died away the sheriff ap
peared , followed by the prisoner between
Deputies Bright and Anderson , with Deputj
Mcgaarden bringing up the rear. Harrj
Hayward entered the death chamber will
the same easy stride that marked his promenade -
enado when he wag a swagger youth In so
ciety.
"Good evening , gentlemen , " said he In
clear , even tones , as ho bowed his way Into
the room , wearing his somber gaib so Jaunt
ily that Its grotcsqueness was forgotten. As
ha made his way up the stairs to the scaffold
ho tripped on tho'unaccustomed gown. . This
amused him and lux laughed at the first step.
As he strode urqn the trap the deputies
loclced.'moro like frightened children hanging
to a parent thpn pincers of the law. Harry
Hayward might h&vo posed for a figure of
justice defending the weak Instead of a mur
derer going tojhla'doom. Carefully placing
his feet on. tlie iharkcd spots , he drew hi :
splendid figure * ta. Its greatest height and
glanced abouUVItli1 a oalm face , occasionally
brightened by'a smile of recognition as he
saw some frlcn'd In. the crowd. Upon being
asked If he ball anything to say he replied
In a careless , Ndr w ling tone , "Well , yes. "
Ho moistened his lips with his tongue.
"Well , to yoli all , " he began , "there has
bean a good deil pf curiosity and wonder at
my action and jporao of you think I am a very
devil , " with at peculiar drawling accent on
the first sylhble Of that word , "and If you
all knew my whole life you would think w
all the more. , I have dictated a full state
ment today of qll 'my llle to Mr. Edward
Goodsell , Mr. J. T. Mannlx and a stenog
rapher let's see , what's that stenographer's
name ? " and Hayward peered down over the
cdgo of his scaffold as If expecting some one
to answer.
answer.GREETED
GREETED HIS FRIENDS.
"Where's Ullne ? " he went on somewhat
disconnectedly. "Ullne hero ? I promised tu
: ako his dog with me under my arm to make
ilm a record. It would bo a good thing for
: ho dog. Doyle , you told me to bow to you.
Where nro you. Aren't you hero ? I can't
see you , " and the speaker peered about for
: ue detective. "I'm here , Harry , " called out
Doyle.
"Well , then , good evening , Mr. Doyle. "
s ld the prisoner , untiling graciously. Then ,
taking another tack , ho called out , "Clemens ,
did jou get that ticket ? "
A hat was shoved up Into the cone of light
n assent.
"Ah , that's good. Mannlx , let me sec
low , " and Haywaid hesitated with the cm-
) arras3m2nt of a man who has forgotten
ils speech.
"Tako your tlmo , " said Sheriff Holmberg.
"Let mo see now. I certainly had some
thing to say to Mannlx. because I have al-
vays entertained the kindliest feelings for him.
There U a strong demand for thcio Morris
Jhalrs , with carved frame , We are build-
ng them In splld English oak and In Moxl-
an mahogany. atj ) quoting very low prices.
Wo plan tlifrnijw'lth. four adjustments to
be back and filth extra broad anna for ex-
rcmo comfort. They are very decorative ,
s the carving.'whllo very bold , U finely exe-
uted. It Is onej pf the most effective pat-
ems of library chair.
The uphoUtory .may b either In corduroy
or leather. The seat ls deep ana the back
s very tall. ' ( The front lega terminate In
massive claw tbti , hand carved , with con-
ealecj eastern , f
Wo showtw/jlVe / different patterns o f
bcso chairs , ranging1 in price from
$10 , SIS , $20 , $25 up lo $75 ,
Tf
CHAS 8HIVERIOK & CO.
I'UHMTIWE AM ) DItAl'UBIBS.
12tb and Douglas.
Joe. remind m of whnt It was ; you know
I have been bavins trouble with my memory
lately.
"Siy nothing moro In that line , " came In
low. distinct tents fro-n Mannlx. "You nre
about to mo t your Oed , and should express
here your forgiveness for your brother , as
you did BO nobly to me today , nnd with
thoughts of > our mother and futhi-r before
you. shMild act as you have during the last
forty-sight hour * , meotlni ; dcith manfully
nnd fonivlnR all UIOM toward whom jotl
hava borne- any Ill-will up to this time. "
rOIlOIVKS HIS imOTHEH.
"Karglve him , " paid Hany as Mannlx fin-
Ishfd , "well , I have freely forg.\en him for
any Imnclnary wrong ho thinks he has done
me. lie Ins done mo no wrong. I linvo done
him a great wrong. I forgive him freely.
Father Chary , Father Timothy nnd Father
Christy liave taken great Interest In me , and
have exerted themselves greatly about my
spiritual welfare. I have the neatest respect -
spect fer each of them , nnd for John Diy
Smith , my lawyer , also , He Is n good man
and a Christian , its well ns a lawyer , and I
have promised him to say something hero
tonight which I probably s'joulJ not have
said of my own accord. "
With an effort Haywnrd turned his eyo"
upward and said In n strident , iiipanlnghM
voice , quite different from the conversational
one ho had been using : "Oh , God , for
Christ's sake , forgive all my sins. "
An empty mockery that , or the cry of n
soul unused to prayer. Later events showed
It to be probably the former just to keep
a promise.
"Oh , " resumed Harry , dropping back to
his former tono. "Is Good ell hero ? "
When told that Goodcell was absent , ho
contlnu d , "Well , Or. llurton , I have some
thing to eay to you. "
D1I3D UNFLINCHINGLY.
Whnt It wes will ne\er be known , for the
doctor Hopped him with the suggestion that
he had be'ter not say anything. Hayward
stood a nument and thought , ns If telling
over to himself the names of those he
wlslud to rein mbcr In his last words. Ap
parently satisfied that all had been done
that he had Intended , he half turned his head
toward the noaes flung back over his should-
frs : "I guess that's all. Now , Phil Msgnar-
dcn. co ahead. "
The straps wore quickly adjusted. As the
noose settled down over his head , ho said'
"Let's BIO , where does the knot go ; und'r
the right ear ? No , Its the left , Isn't It ?
Please pull It tight. That's good. Keep up
your courage , gentlemen. "
The prlson'r's face purpled slightly as the
nocso tightened and the visor of the black
cap w.ia turned down. It was Hayward'a
last glimpse of earth.
"I'ull her tight ; I'll stand pat. " he said
Meginrden stopped back , raised his hand
ns the fatal slcnal. and llko > a shot the body
dropped through th ? open trap. Thsre was
not a tremor or struggle , and the spectators
waited breathlessly while the doctor listened
to the fluttering heart.
Thirteen long minutes passed. Dr. Burton
stepp d back and the spectators filed out.
A deputy loossnol the straps that bound the
hands. They fell Inert nt the cldss of the
body. Harry Hayward was dead.
CONSENTED TO AN AUTOPSY.
Before his execution Harry , at the requec !
of his brother , Dr. Thaddeus Hayward , con-
wanted that an autopsy should b ? performed
and his brain examined. This was donfr at
the morgue this morning by a party of phy
sicians , headed by Dr. W. A. Jones , the- brain
specialist , and Dr. II. A. Tomllnson , formerly
superintendent of the Insane asylum at St
Pater. Careful measurements of the head
showed that It woo about normal In size atiJ
shape. The line between the ears was long ,
the forehead narrow and retreating , nnd th
temporal bones v rythick. . The brain Itself
saemcil small. It was taken to be treated
and examined moro carefully. M'anwhllc
the doctors would say nothing more than that
the skull and brain seemed to b ? congenltally
defective.
The aged parents spent the last night of
their son's existence In their own apartments
at No. 1C Fourth ctrect Eouth. attended b )
their eldest son. the doctor , and a number o !
kind hearted ladles , who did thelp utmost to
console and help them. They had expected
to make' Harry a last visit during yes srday
afternoon , but strength and courage failed
them. The eld father , whoso whole frame
shakes with a palsy. Is a pitiable- object , bu
his mental condition Is not so bad ay might
bo expected. The mother has borne up rt-
mnrkably well , but those who know her bes
fear for her reason. This afternoon they fel
low ed Harry'n remains to Lake wood ceme
tery , whops they were laid away after a few-
simple words by Rev. Dr. Marcus D. Hutter ,
Unlversallst. When the last words had been
spoken they were borne weeping away.
CONFESSION TO BE PUBLISHED.
It Is supposed that the lengthy autobiog
raphy which Hayward dictated to a stenog
rapher last night contains a full confession
of his own connection with the murder of
Gathering Glng , as well as sensational ac
counts of other crimes In which he has been
Involved , but the real facts will not be known
until the statement Is prlnt-d In book form
The book was an Idea which occurred to him
only a day or two ago nnd It was his belief
that It might be made profitable to hla cousin
Boodsell. Accordingly , lie dictated It nt
length to Court Stenographer U'chard Mabry
In the preeance of Goods II and Joseph T
Mannlx , a reporter. There thrco are the
only persons who know Its contents , and
naturally will divulge nothing. It Is pretty
certain , however , that Harry told them all
and that his story confirmed Bllxt'a story
told at the. trial very completely , Hariy's
own 13ea was that au ho did not actually
commit the deed , he was not guilty. II.
naver could bo convlncrd that ho was not
free from guilt sine ? his own hand was not
Imbrued In Catherine Glns's blood. Hay ward
aUo mads several stnUments to the public
Into a phonograph and the owners of the In-
otrumcnta expect to make t > cme money by
permitting the public to hear Harry's own
voice after its owner has been laid awny
In the earth.
TRAGIC INCIDENT AT THE GRAVE.
At the simple burial service over the re
mains of Harry Hayward this afternoon , at
L.akewcod cemetery , there- occurred a most
tragic Incident. The ceremony was hold In
: h.i llttlo chapel at the cemetery nnd was at
tended by a very few friends and the mem-
jers of the family , Adry Included ,
After the woida of scripture and prayer
Mrs. Hayward desired to place some flowers
on the casket , anil , supportnl by her ton , Dr
Thaddeus and her husband , cdvancrd to du
flo. She walked around the head of the collln ,
shewing carnations 0.0 she did so. When she
tad arrived at the right hand side of the bier ,
sha hesltnUd. In response to a signal from
ler , Thaddeus and her husband loosened
heir support of her and oho stoo I alone.
She raised her clenched hands and broke forth
n a low , moaning tone ;
"Pcor , dear Harry ! Poor , dear Harry !
My baby boy ! My dear baby boy !
"God has forglvin him I God has forgiven
him !
"Poor , dear Harry ! Poor , dear Harry ! "
" 'Be a brave mother ; be bravo and strong !
The chains bind me , but they can't chain my
oul ! I come again ! '
"Poor , dear Harry ! Poor , dear Harry !
ly baby boy ! "
With this the mother half turned and
tortcd toward where Adry eat. In front of
Adry elio stopped and lifting hU fco In her
lards , said : "Tell him I'vo forgiven him
neither , " Hop icpro.ichful tones echoed In
he silent room , Si'mlngly half crazed , the
lereaved mother turned from her elder boy
o where- her youngest , her darling , lay and
ell fainting Into the ecat near by.
A Ore-ill Iliinli.
Dm Ing the recent epidemic of cholera In
lonolulu the demand for Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Kcmedy wa so great
hat the druRKlsts could not wait on all , so
hey covered their counters with the JUniody
nd let customers help themselves. The
leople there found thla remedy effected a
: ure In every caw , not a single death oc-
urrcd In any case In which It was used , The
ucccss of the medicine' Is what load to the
great rush for It. Many persons bought It
o as to have It ready for Instant use In case
t should be needed.
She W More "Selllil. . "
The mistress of a suburban house re-
urn ed home not long ago and was Informed
> y a paid that a friend had called upon
jer and neglected to leave a card , Her
name bad been forgotten by the servant.
'Sho was a settled woman , " was the curious
bint toward Identification. "Settled ? " re-
> eated the lady of the house , Interrogatively.
Yes ma'am. More settleder than you be. "
Still no light ! Finally the maid , seeing the
lystlficatlon , finally explained : "I mean.
f course , ah was grayer'n what you bo I"
o that was what "nettled" meant.
One Minute Cough Cure U harmless , pro-
ucei Immediate results.
KIlAXCtt Al'THH TIII5 TIll'STS.
onirlul Action In It r Kuril ( n HIP
Corner on lirnllior.
PAltlS , IKc. 11 In the Chamber of Depu
ties today the war budget was illsctused
and a resolution was adopted ImltltiK the
government to prosecute those who have
been engaged In cornerln * leather. The
minister of wnr , M. CavalRtiac. admitted
that there had been A rlso In the prices
of leath-r , but Intimated his Intention to
Inquire If the operations of the American
trust were rc pons-lble for It. He added
that If It waa proved that a leather rlnij
existed In France ho had no power to deal
with It.
M. MarchaMUrbert called attention to the
monopoly of wheat , and urged that tha law
be- applied to defeat Its objaot. M. Cavalgnac
replied that th ? go\ eminent had revolted
to do si.
orriciit nxcnnnr.i ) ms AI'TUIMIITV
i-iiorl Hint Vcni-iiu-Iii Will
Him rot * Ari-i'stlnu KiiRllnliiiu-ii.
LONDON. Dec. 11. The Times prints a ills-
patch this morning from a correspondent In
Caracas , giving the result of an Interview ho
had with President Crespo of Venezuela. The
president Enid that ho understood that the
question of the outrage upon British Guiana
pollco and the boundary question were to be
treated distinctly ns between Great Britain
nnd Venezuela , but ne declined to dhcusa the
Brltls'i note on the subject. He added tint the
Vcno7tielan ofllcer who had arrested the Brit
ish oinceri would be punished for r-xcoedliiR
his Instructions , and tint the English would
bo compensated. He wn * < imible , ho paid , to
see any reason for British Intervention.
Van Homo CotillruiH till * Humor * .
MONTREAL. D c. 11. The Star has this
to say regarding the rumors that Sir William
Van Home will retire from the presidency
of the Canadian Pacific railroad : "He will
resign the presidency of the load. When
seen today ho said : 'The statement that
I am to resign line so far bean unauthorlroJ ,
I may say , however. ' he added , 'that I hop ?
to drop out of nctlvo service before long. '
" -HOW IOIIR win it uar
" 'Well , there are several things I would
like yet to do , or be Instrumental In doing ,
If I have not too Ions to wait for the oppor
tunity. '
"Upon the retirement of Sir William. Mr.
Shsughnessy , th ? present vie ? president of
the tallway , will assume the position of
prffldent. " _
Shin IlnlI.lliiK Strike nnilotl.
GLASGOW. Dec. 11. The creat ship build
ing strlko has been settled The masters
have agreed to grant the Clyde men a
shilling a week nthnnco Immediately and
another shilling advance In February. The
strlko has bcrn settled In Belfast , where the
men v. Ill get a shilling advance In February.
Tha sattlenient was undoubtedly brought
about by the fact that both the Clyde and
other shipbuilding firms were In danger of
los'.ng Important contracts to build foreign
war ships , orders for which have already
been transferred to German concerns.
Ilnvc Only TlirniHelvL-N to Illiimr.
BERLIN , D c. 11. In the Hplchhlng
the chancellor , Von Hohcnlohe , denied that
'he ' resignation of Baron von Kooller , late
minister for the Interior , was connected with
the social democratic agitation. The
chancellor also declared the government did
not Intend to Introduce special anti-socialist
legislation , but , he a4ded , the government
would administer the cxUttng laws so as
to protect the state and society. In con
clusion , Prince Hohenlohe raid that tf the
social democrats complained of the action
of the government they only had themselves
to blame. ,
Itiiynril Iiiillxcrcvt.
LONDON , Dae. 11. The Times has an edi
torial commenting upon the action of the
l.ouse of representatives at Washington rela
tive to speeches made In England and Scot
land on the policy cf protection by United
Slates Ambassador Bayard as follows-
"Speeches such as those made by Mr. Bajard
would not be delivered by an European dip
lomat. and even In Mr. Bayard'1 ? case , they
WBM rather surprising. Nevertheless , Im
peachment seems a very disproportionate pun
ishment for what , at the worst , Is nn indis
cretion. "
IlliiK-dilllntH Meet.
PARIS , Dc. 11. The conference of the
bimetallic leagues of Great Britain , France
and Germany opened hers today. L , Loubet ,
president of the French Bimetallic league ,
presided. The object of itho conference Is
to draft a resolution regarding bimetallism ,
which will be submitted to the parliament ! )
of the three countries. The terms of the
resolution as drafted will be submitted for
the cons'derntlon ' of Iho delegates tomorrow.
President Faure will receive the delegates on
Friday. _
TlioiiKht He ( nrrlcMl liyiiiuiiltr.
VIENNA , Dec. 11. Great excitement was
caused here today by the arrest cf u man In
the Hofburg palace who was canylng what
was upposd to be at dynamite bomb , but
which turned out upon examination by the
police to be nothing moro dangerous than a
wooden ball. When the man was taken
Into curfc-dy and asked to explain his pres
ence In t chpalace he gave an Incoherent
answer.
Culiiin NCMM Via Madrid.
MADRID , Dec. 11. A dispatch lecelved
hero from Havana announce ) that Maximo
Gomez , the Insurgent loader , has arrived
at Placclas Another dispatch says that the
Insurgents have- attacked Rudgo , In th :
piovlnce of Matinras , and have burnot cloven
houses , after pillaging them. It U added
that the Insurgents were ultimately routed
by the Spaniard" with heavy losses.
Dutch TrooiiH lime Trouble.
THE HAGUE , Dc. 11. Advice * received
hero from the Inland of Mailur.i , In Mala )
archipelago , ono of th ? Dutch possessions ,
announce that .1 disturbance among the na-
tlvf-3 there led to a conflict between them
and th ? Dutch troops during which twenty-
nine natives were killed and many were
wounded. _
CnlllNloii In the Iil > er
LIVERPOOL , Dec , 11. A collision oc
curred In the river Merwy Ust evening be
tween the RrltUh sleamer Brunswick , out
ward bound for Brazil , and the Cunard line
steamer Sylvana , Captain Prltchard , which
arrived hero yesterday from Boston. Both
steamers were scrlcusly damaged.
Another Illotv at Aiiicririin Mfiitx.
PARIS , Dec. 11. The Chamber of Dputs !
today , after thedlsousaiou of the military
budget , decided that , e.\cept under unusual
circumstances , no more tinned meata arc to
bo supplied to the army after January 1 , 1897 ,
except tuch as manufactured In Franco or
the Ficnch colonies.
_
Tiij > l > c.f' Promotion Drilled ,
LONDON , Dec. 11 , The correspondent of
thn Times at Ottawa denies upon the highest
authority the rumor that Sir Charles Tupper
la to boomo premier of Canada on account
of tie | contemplated resignation of Mackenzie
Bowell. _ _
Flrr on a IlrltlMh Strainer.
HAVRE , Dec. 11. Fire broke out today
among -100 bales of cotton on the afterdeck
of the British utcamer Samoa , Cuptaln Frozer ,
which arrived here December 8 , from New
Orelans. The flro la now under control.
DCIM Iwlii-n Tiiko the War Path.
CAIRO , Egypt. Dec. 11. A band of der
vishes , mounted on camcly , has raided , plun
dered and partially burned Aiundan , north
of Wadyjialfa. A detachment of ravalry ha
been sent In pursuit of the dervltlies- .
Xi-iv Strainer I.lnu to Ilraxll.
HAMBURG , Dec. 11. It Is announced that
the Hamburg-American Steamship company
has decided to establish a regular tteamer
service between New York and Brazil , com
mercing In January next.
InmirKcnlM Charged Mlth Crime ,
HAVANA , Dec. 11. A dljpatch from Sava
la Grande , province of Santa Clara , says that
the Insurgents In that neighborhood have
hanged four peaceable countrymen. No de
tails given. _
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MATERIAL FOR A HOT NOVEL
The Orookrtl Onrocr ami Conviction of
JnbC3 Balfotir ,
GREAT BRITAIN'S ' CHAMPION SWINDLER
( lTiitilli' ) OioratliiiiM | CnrrliMl on t'liilor
tinlnrli of ( iiiiltlncHi l < "nrl > *
Tliiiiisaiiil I'orNiin Ta k i-u
In mill IMituUvit.
The conviction nnil pjnlenco of .Inbcz OaU
four to fourteen jcnri * Iniprlsonmciu draus
tlio curtain an ono of the grontrst tn\ltullc3
over ciiKlntcrol by otic jierson. llftlt a mil
lion dollars \\oro Hpont In n fruitless effort
to ko.p him out of Jail , nml , strnnRO to say ,
most of It was furnished by his victims.
llsltoiir caused moro flnnncl.il ruin In Kn-
BlanJ than has been e.\porlcnccil since tlio
burstlnB of the South SM bubble. His \lc-
tlmscro nunibcrcil by the thousands' .
InrRSly compo e < l of porsotis of small R VHBS. |
widows and orphans and traders , \\lio had
beau Induced to linost In the \arlous compi-
nlc \\ltli which he ns connected because
"he was y.ieh n socd man. " Hoas a non
conformist In religion ; tocro most of his
\lctlniH. lie was a toiuiijr.incj lecturer , a
leader In his sluircli and the schools con-
nccled with It , an uloiiucnt leader In public
prayer and exhortation. In the House of
Commons ho way olio of the stanchest sup
porter ? of Mr. Oladston ; , a champion of home
rule for Ireland , ono of the sternest re
provers of thu House of Lords for Its plutoc
racy and contempt for the common people-
In brief , n Simon-pure , all-wool , watranted-to-
wash friend of humanity.
As a youiiK man n quarter of a csnturjr
ago , Jab.z prc&Nited a echcme to the Liber
ator IHilhllng society for the utilization of
philanthropy In the promotion of llnancl.il
success.
"Only think , " ho said , "of the vast sums
which arc being saved by thrifty nnd totu-
pcrnto persons of the loner mlddlo and of the
working class , by nonconformist ministers ,
plodding schoolmasters , a rail tnilojnuii , nrll-
sans ant ] the wives , widows and spinsters ot
the Enmo clashes ! The enterprise which could
tnp this source of \ \ ealthouhl always bo
sure of a great return on the capital In
vested , and ylfld n handsome return for the
people , nhllo eiicournijlUB the great ciusa
of temperance and thrift. Ifve don't do
this sonic cue else will he shrewd enough to
do It , and who knows by that sonic dishonest
scoundrel might ECO a chance to get rich on
these persons. "
The iocloty received enormous sums In th
first year , 1SGO , for which n commission of 1
per cent was charged , subsequently rcduco.1
to one-halt of 1 per cent , mid In the cnd 3 >
round sum of $705,000 was paid In this \\.iy.
How thoroughly the moral Idea was present
In these proceeding * uas shou-.i when , in
1S71 , on the society removing to ita new
offices , a resolution vas adopted "that on the
occasion of taking possession this day of our
now premises the directors Ueslro to record
their own sense of thankfulness for the pros-
parity with vvhlch , ns they bellc.ve , God h 3
hitherto blessed their efforts In the establish
ment of this business. "
Hut the Inflow of contributions did not laat.
Severn ! building associations failed , the re
sources ot the iiQii-confcimlst enthusiasts
vv.ro exhausted and the 1'gltlnmte huelneau
of the Liberator began to look around for
othei means of making money.
In th& meantime , however , Ualfour's pros
pects had grown w Ith the previous iucccu.i
of the Liberator. He was elec'.ej mayor of
Croydon , where ho HveJ , chosen member
of parliament In the liberal Interests and
was looked upon ny one of the solid mni r.f
the party , especially as oni > who had para
mount influence In tha ranks of the non-con-
forml ts. He gave mon y llbeially to the
building of churches , his name was promi
nent In scores of lists of th ? great charitable
contilbutors of the country and at the last
election before his flight he contributed 700
lo the- campaign fund of his parly. All thla
tlmo the L'birotor ccmpany was getting
deeper nnd deepr in trouble.
From this period onward about 1S7G
there waa a regulai succession of new coni-
innlcs. It has been well said that the se
cret of ISalfourUn finance was : "When In
diniculty start a ntw company. " Thus thera
followed In succession Hobbs & Co. , the Lon
don and General bank , the Building Se
em Hies company , George- Newman & Co. ,
ihe Real Estates company and the Sherlng-
liam Development company. In most of
those concerns there waa n rgulaily paid
dividend of 5 iur cent to Ilm ulurel'OUcrj
and 4 per cent to depositors. Thereckless -
: i ss of the financing was never surpassed.
Dulfour discovered a progressive builder In
Cioydon named Hobbs , a man In a com
paratively small way of business' , In 1878 ,
and a member of the House and Lands trust.
Such large amounts were advanced to
Ilobbs that In 1SS5 , when he was practically
nsclvfiit , ho owed the Liberator $3,500,000
and the HullJIni ; Securities company and
Hobbs & Co. ( limited ) weio successively
started to take up the concern. Finally
when Hobbs failed this limited concern was
Indebted to the Liberator to the cNtent of
? 10,4D5,000. From 1S85 forward thera ua
no choice but to muko fresh nnd ever fresh
advances to Hobbi nnd the parent com
pany had to forego Its claims and negotiate
first , second and tblrd mortgagea In front of
Its own.
The fjstcm on which this was done wns"
simplicity Itself. IJach new company took
ovr some of the liabilities of the old one ? ,
and those were put down aa so many success
ful transactions , scvcially ylnldlng a hand-
aomo profit and splendid security or , as the
phraw went , "a largo and noble property"
to th ? Liberator.
Apurt from thess transactions the Dalfour
group were financing properties of n moro or
less speculative character all over the coun
try. All of these Involved scores of thou
sands of pounds , palJ , uppjicnlly , with a
magnificent disregard of mil valus The
advances to frlonds were on an equally lib
eral scale. The sum o ( $235,00 wau JI lowed
to a Mr. Kenyan Denlum , who alleged that
he had an Interest In a will salil to have bcn
'lost on tlio Underground railway , but ne\er
legally proved , Illohard Kenyon Ilenham and
Albeit Bennett Ilenham , for their share In
these proceedings. Including the forgery of
the nlll , me undeigolng terms of fourteen
and flva ycirs' psnal seivlturte respectively.
Tlio Dalfour group financed Newman , another -
other piogrta > ! va bulldci , who was nltu
formed , like Hobbs , Into u limited company.
Newman liad bo"n sentenced to flvu years ,
Hobbs to twelve jcais and Hsniy ( iranvlllo
\\'rlpht , a EOllcltoi * intlinatoly mixed up with
nil tliepe prot'eedlngB , to twelve ycdra pinal
sorvltttde. Though dl.aaetpr followcd thteo
concerns from firat to lapt , dividends were al-
wayt' found In the new aiiljscrlpllona and dc-
poslta , anil dlroctou' remuneration never
failed. Under Hie latter liojd Jab / Ujlfour
and hi * colleagues divided among thorn from
the eovcn leading coinpanlea n total of < S92- ,
770. The toU ! amount of ruin brought upon
InvoutoM through tlio final cr.Bli may bt >
reckoned thus : Llborator bnrjsty , t-lock-
holdtrs , Jb',205,325 , and ( lf)08llois | ) , 58,261.100 ;
Landa Allotment company , rjpltal aubaorlbid ,
J3Sl.o0 ; llouso and Lardo trust , biocldiold-
rrs. 100,7. ! ; , and -pcstoiH ! , ? 7,900,72.i ; llulld-
\\\K \ \ \ Kcctiritka rninpany , capital oiiii crlljed ,
$1,3I8C7S , aud IlohU R. Co. , $305,810 , These
aKgrcgnto $ ? 0,289TTO , a cooi ! > a | sum , Rut
there are various oilier llenia v.lilch , If added.
would btins It up to nearly or quits 135-
000,000 ,
When the ln vltHljle crasli came , cauelng
untold Hilary lo tliousanJo of depositors ,
Jaljoz lUlfouraa r ddy for It. Quietly and
unosteiilatkuuOy he Katlisrcd In Bonia 00,000
and deimrtcd for Argentina , where lu h nc-'l
to pass the remainder of lilr llfo In comfort
and the ctilttiio of orchldx.
Hut Ktib'I.ind was ( Utermlnod ( o have him ,
and bliB did after his i-ttieai had Ij'on dls-
covrtid though nlien ho toolt up Ills real-
denco In Argentina l.'nglaud had no treaty
of oxlradltlon i\lth the South Amcilcau reActs -
Acts at onre , never falls , Ono Minute Cough
Curo. A remedy for asthma and that fevor-
loli condition which accompanies a toytro
cold. The only 'mrmless remedy that pro
duces liumedlate r iulta.
'
Ocrniiui SuotnllHli rroti- . -
BUnUN , Dc. : 11. Stveral largely attended -
tended loclollit meetlngi were In leailon at
midnight. Ilerren Llebknoclit , Dcbel and
Singer addrotael the meellngi , which adopted
Identical resolutlonu proteitlnc agalntt th
recent dlieolullon of the Eoclelltt clubs by
the Koveriiniciit. _ _
Di-Wltt's Llttl * Katly niscrs the pills thai
euro constipation and blllcusucso.