n 1
2 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TUESDAY , JULY 13 , 1S9T ,
SHERIFF HCBERLE'S ' FEE BILL
Elnto Hoiro Offloials Oonaitlorably Worked
Up Over Charges Against the State.
COLLECTS FOH CONSTRUCTIVE MILEAGE
IViinlfti l.rlilluli 'InlKsiif Pi-
tinOl e < otuit > OIIU-liils for
Ovi-ri'linrKliitt for llrliiKliift I"
Co n id-in ii fil Prlsoiicrs.
l.WPOLX July 12 ( Special ) Sheriff
lliiberlo of O\oo county brought a prisoner
to the penitentiary todav , and bis expense
hill has caused a mild sensation at the state
liotiRp The bill as made out and evxorn to
by Mr llubtrlc calls for $1 75 railroad fare
for prisoner and Jfi for lib ) own fare Kor
hark faro at Nebraska City $1 Is charged ,
and $2 for the name Item at Lincoln \\hcn
thn bill was prpsinted nt the auditor's olllce
Mr. Hnhirlc was naked xxhat road ho came
In on , and replied that ho eiime on the
MlMtourl Pacific The warrant xvns Issued
for the amount claimed , and the- sheriff
teok It nnd left. In the meantime Warden
Lci | > igh < > f the penitentiary xxns at Nebraska
City this forenoon , and calling to see Sheriff
Huherle was told that that olllcl.il hail left
fur Lincoln over the I ) A : M. Leldlgh came
back on the Missouri Patlllc train and went
down to the pt iiitontlary , vxhere he learned
from his clerk that UnliPrle had come In on
the D St. M. with the prisoner , and the
train having stopped near the pen. the
Bherlff had xxalke-tl up , obtained his receipt
for the prisoner and departed for the Htate
house Lddlgh came to the Htite house , und
learning what sort of a bill the sheillT
had presented , he tried to stop the issuance
or payment of the warrant , hutva too
late Iho warden was xery angry oxei the
matter and says he will consult the attm-
ney gpucral and bring an net ion against
tlm sheriff for making out a false bill He
nays the padding out of the Hherlff'N bills
la of siith frequent occurrence that nn ox-
nmplo must be. made out of some one to
put a stop to It , BH the money thus obtained
from the state run Into a large amount
during the yeai. The warden hays that
when shorifTs come out on the street cur
they always charge for hack hire and that
the sheriff of Lincnstur county makes the
BHino charge when he tikes a pilsouer to the
penitentiary In his own buggy.
KXPOSJTIOX DIUIICrOHS.
Commissions were made out today for the
following dinctors of the Transmlssli-slppl
and International Hxpoiiltlnn First district ,
Harry M Doydston demoiiat , Nebiaska
City , Third district , W A Poyntei , popu
list , Albion , Fourth dlstrltt , C I ) Casper ,
democrat David City , Fifth distilct..W M
Diitton. republican Hustings. Sixth "dis
trict , William Neville , populist North
Platte. Martin Dunhams name was on the
list as the member from the Second dlsttlct ,
but the goxernor Instructed the commission
clerk to ' not make out Mr Dunham's
roimnlutlon right away , " as ho desired to
fnrtht r conaldei the mnttei Lite this evenIng -
Ing a commission was issued to C A Whlt-
fortl of Arlington as HIP member of the board
from the Second district 1 lie dlieetors will
r.elect a sn-retary and an accountant. Sena
tor DearliK of Cnss la HIP piom-
lucnt candidate foi soeietary , nnd
Dan Athen of Ileatrice would like
to be the accountant The meeting
of the directors Is called for tomorrow , at
the Lincoln hotel
Major Fechet received a letter from
Lieutenant James A Mo today s lying
that the compiny of soldiciH xxhieh Is mnk-
Ing the expeilmcntal bicycle tilp Horn Fort
MlBhOiila , Mont. , to St Louis , expects to
leach Lincoln tomorrow and camp hero oxer
night The letter xxas dated at Ilioken How ,
the company having reached there Fitday
evening 'I lie march to that point , a tlls-
tanco of 1.100 milcH hid been made In
twenty-five days , nnd It was deemed advis
able to allow the men one day lest. The
expectation was to leaxe llroken lloxv at 5
o'clock yesterday morning The Icttei
Htiites that the trip across western Nebiaska
vxa a haid one on aciount of the sand
and that the holdlers xvere compelled to
walk a considerable portion of the way
The company consists of twenty-three men ,
and Is under command of Lieutenant Jamts
A Moss of the Twenty-fifth infantry. U
S. A.
The following notaries public were com
missioned today lloheit A Smith , Omalm ,
A. H. Murdock , K W Hunt , South Omaha ,
George W Davenport , J II Faivxell , Lin
coln ; Gottlclb A Lulkhait , W. K Ilmasch ,
Norfolk , J M Day , Aurora , Charles A
Spclee , Columbus , L 12 llentoii. Mllford ,
Arthur C Ciossimn , Atkinson ; James W
Shearer , Went Point , D C Cole , Peru.
Txvo articles of Inciiiporatlon fiom Ord
xvere flleil with the spcretaiy of state to
day. One was the Mjllory \ Perry Grain
company , with a capital stock of $15,000 ,
the Incorporators being Frink Mallory , John
W. Perry nnd John H Carson The other
was the Ord Grain company xxith a c.aplnl
of J10.000 John W Perry , I2dson N Mitch-
oil and John II Hughes are the Incoipor-
ntois of the latter
Land Commissioner Wolfe Is In D.avv'2s
county attending a soldiers' reunion
Han John C Sprpcher of Schuylcr was
at the Htate house today He left on an
evening train for Utah to attend the Trans
mlsslsslppl congress , to vxhbh ho is a dele
gate.
LINCOLN LOCAL NOTI2S.
The vesper services at the Congregational
church Saturday night vxuro cjpeclilly in
teresting , lion G , M Lambeitson dellverel
an excellent address on "Faith In Hum n-
Ity " Musical nuiiibi rs were furnished by
Mrs P V. .M Uaymond and Mrs. Mark
Woods.
Kay. O II Whltmore begun the campilgn
of the antlsaloon league lu Lltitoln yester
day by holding a meeting at lied Ulbbon
hall In the nfttrnnou and another ono at
Grace Methodist c'uireli in thn evening
The new Swc'dlnh Congregational church
dedicated at this place yestfiday Is the Hist
of that denomination in NYlunHkn The
building Is a hiimll one , tostlng about $2.000 ,
hut was d dltateil xxitherx little debt hang
ing over It and the mi'irbers are proud of
their new home
Omaha people at the hotelsAt the Lin-
dell-ltpx J F Kirk. Jr C P L. Iloullln ,
J F DiptAt the Lint olnJ A Palntei.
Henry X O-rter Martin Dunham , J H
Tcmpklns William Dellnmy
llrim niilhllr I'lslilim : In the Pliille.
YIITAN , Neb , July 12 - ( Special ) A
young Geiman employed by H J Miller as a
farm hand was droixned yesterday while fish
ing In the Plutte rlxei near here 'Ihreo
other men who xxeic xvlth him ittcmpted to
cave his life and also got entangled In the
net Thev xxero taken out unconscious The
name of the ) young man who xxas dioxxne-d Is
not known Ills body luis not been rucox-
cicd.
Orilereil In Pin Seven Per C'enl.
DAKOTA Cl'lY. Neb July U ( Special. )
llrcclvcr W H Hynn of thn defunct Citi
zens' State bank of South Sioux City has
boon ordered by Dlstrle t Judge I2vans to pay
7 per cent of the claims reported by the le-
iH'lxcr as just and alloxxid by the court , ex
cept the- claim of the loxva Stnte National
Beauty's bane is1
the fading or falling of
the hair. Luxuriant
tresses are far more to the
matron than to the maid v , hose casket
of charms is yet minfled by tune.
Beautiful \ voinetiwill be glad to be
reminded that falling or fading hnir
U unknown to those who use
Ayer's Hair Vigor-
bink. of Sioux City , la , for $5.000. which \n \
bcltl In abeyance awaiting a decision of the
courts , for which he was to retain 7 per cent.
The Cltlrens " tate bank failed on August
5 1S05 , and this M the first payment to
claim holders and as the resources are
nearly exhausted , but little more Is to be
realised.
Aiti2 Mini nit riiu 'iiir. HVIV
Criilni mill 1'iitnlin-M fume Out In I'lnc
Sim pi- .
WINS1DI7 Neb , July 12 ( Special ) The
recent rain has greatly Improved the crops
In this section. Corn Is doing well though
there Is a poor stand In pome fields Small
grain Is looking fine It was feared that
oats xxould bo too short to cut with ordi
nary binders , but In the past fpxx days the
nl raw linn lengthened perceptibly. With
every reason to hope for a bountiful crop of
\arlous kinds of grain , business prospects
are brightening and some property Is chang
ing hands
I1ANCUOFT , Neb , July 12 ( Sperlil )
The crops In this locality are looklm ; ex
ceedingly line A heavy shower a few
evenings ago moistened the soil to a consid
erable depth The potato crop , although
affCPted slightly with rust will be a large-
one There Bpems to be no complaint from
the effects of potato hugs this seacon , wlileh
In a singular fact , ns farmers heretofore
have experienced considerable dllllculty In
keeping their potato plants free from the
pe'st. _
TI'.KMII MISINP.SS MP.N OHM.I3. .
CoiiiiniTi-lnl Clnli \ \ lllrpiuiKe for
nn I2ilill > ll ill tin- i\lio-illlnn. :
TI2KAMAH , Neb. July 12 ( Special )
The Teknmah Commercial club has been
formed with a prcwpetttvo membership of
.tbout fifty live business men and lunl
owners of this vicinity W. M. Nesbit has
been elected president , U A Smith , vice
president. J H Suthciland , secretary : C C
Denny , treasurer The executive committee
xxlll not be announced until the next meet
ing. The ( irst act of the club will be to
seek a live grain men haul who has cnnltnl
enough to make a grain market here
\nother object of the club will be to assist
In making a creditable exhibit of Hurt
toiinty itsourccs at the Transmlsslsslppl
12 < posltlon.
win : iii'.i't si- , -to
V. > l. \\lncliieniii-t , \irrxlfil for llelil-
Inu n MopiliniKliter , IINinliseil.
11CATIUCI2 , Neb. July 12 ( Special )
A M Wine hi c liner , nnested upon a clmigc
of child-beating and given a coat of tar
and feathers Saturday night , was arraigned
before Justice I2nlow today , but his wife
refusing to prosecute lie xxas dismissed
Mis Wlnebremier admits that her husband
xxhlpped Ills step-daughter In a biutal man
ner , ns he has also done bis own ehlldien
but docs not think he meilted the punish
ment meted out to him She is sex ere lu
her deminelatlpii of the authoiities for
failing to pioteet Wluebionner from his
midnight visitors.
IIAIN IMSI is TIIIJ ron > CHOP.
iiieiiiiriiKlni ; ltei | rt CIIIIH-S fi mil
MIIIIKIbe lliirlliiKtiin I.IIK-N.
LINCOLN , Neb , July U Itepotts re
ceived at the ollices of the Chicago , Hurllng-
ton .t ( Julncy railroad today from all point ?
In the tctrltoiy adjacent to the company's
Hues in Nebraska , low i and Missouri hhow
a geneial rainfall since Saturday HUlliclent
to practically iiisuie the succc * . ? of the crop
Although some anxiety x.i" felt on account
of the very high tt mpurature , no damage
from hot winds occurred
SnlMitlmi Vrnij \\cililliiK : nt York.
YORK , Neb , July 12 ( Special ) \
ui.ltiuo wedding took place hero last Situr-
day oxenlng to which the public was gen
erally invited and an admission fee of 10
cents xxas chaiged Captain Johepli M Hand-
ley and MUa Maud Mayo , botfi of the Sal-
xation army , were the principals The cere
mony was conducted according to the anny
ritual and was performed by I2nsign Cartel
York people , to the number of about 300 ,
atttnded the wedding , vxlileh hud been exten
sively adxertlsed In the nexvspapeis and by
meaiM of lingo bulletins drawn around the
.stieets The affair was quite a financial
success
IHIIIi'iiltlrn In ( lie of Punlon.
GUANO JSL\ND , Neb , July 1. ( Special )
The democrat ! ! and populists had a Joint
meeting In this city Satunlay , at which
plans for fusion for the county ofllcca were
discussed , but no conclusion xxao m rived at
The coininlttecs adjourned to meet again in
three weeks The [ imposition of the demo
crats vxas to give the populists the treasurer's
and supeiinleudent's ollices , the democrats
to take the sheilfTV' and clerk's oulces ri.tl
Iho free silver republicans to have the ollices
of Judge and coioner Hut the populists
seem to wont more , and a few of them arc
talking middle-of-the-road. H IK not likely ,
however , that their sentiment will prevail
linliei'lle lloViiinlerN from Home.
GUANO ISL\ND. Neb , July U ( Special )
Cedar Greene , a lad 11 years of age , has
waudeied axvay from his homo , four miles
noitlivvcst of this city , the last seen of him
being in the early part of lant week. He
Is the son of Mr. N Greene The boy Is
not sane. Ho attempted to commit suicide
the week before. Mrs Greene , who made
Intpilrleti at the sheriff's ofllce , statea that
she has been told that hu was seen at
the Union Paclflo depot Tuesday , and that
ho stated to houio one ) that he wan going to
Denxer. Ho Is light cumplceted , has blue
uye.s , and has lost hit , light hand.
l.lrl Drouuril % < 'nr llnnellx.
HO\V12LLS Neb. , July 12 ( Special ) \
daughter of James SIndclui , a xx ell-to-do
farmei , living three mlle southeast of here ,
was found dead In Mnplo creek , Satmduy
mot nlng She had left her home the prevlou-
evenlng , and the parents had been search
ing foi hei all night 'Ihe creek was about
half a mile from hei home , and the was
found lying In about fourteen Inches of
w iter The coroner's Jury returned a ver
diet of neddental drowning It Is not
known why shn left the house and went
to the crecdi at Hint time of night , j
Iliiili-il In a Illii of Corn.
PAIUPI12LD , Neb. July 12 ( Special Tele
gram ) P I ) . PrtifHcr , a young man em
ployed In the fi eight depot of the St Joseph
& Grand Island railroad , was sniothcied to
death In a bin of corn in a grain elcxatoi
horti this iflu'iioon As soon as dlscuxcicd
nveiy effoit was mulct to icjcue- and resusci
tate him , li r xxli.itml avail. Thl Is the
third ton of the f line family to die by uc-
cidcnl within a f w years , the two older
boys being killed while ) eifoimliiK their du
tics a.i .la'nmen
Summer lli'Mint at ork ,
, Neb , July U ( Special ) -A new
pleaauro le.-iirt has Just been opened at
Wright's lake by Gene Wright A tluo ba.h
house and a foity-foot toboggan sll le have
been put In A convenient boat landing has
lit en irrangcd and amusement lovers are rti-
Jolflng In the1 service of hefxcn or eight ex
cellent boats which havn been placed at the
dlspival of the public Trees have been del
out on the banks of the hike * and York will
tome day have a park suitable to all de
mands.
\\illlrll l.niiKilliue of Hie Omnium.
MANCUOrr. Neb . July 12 ( Special )
Judge Hiram Chase of Thurslon county Is
thn author of a prlmei of the Omaha Indian
language which ia snpptvsed ta bo the first
of Its kind ever published Judge Chase
belr. c nieMiiber of tin" Omaha tribe. Is thor-
njghly idiiversant vxlth the Imllin language
and bellexes that the primer may bu the
iliscovery of ptlnclplcs xxhcreby thu Indian
tnliea cxorywhrre may adopt a written Ian-
of their own
InilliiiDi Get % o Xhl l.y.
nANCUOFT. Neb . July -Special ( )
The absence of drunken -id 1 Ian a lu llancroft
sliiL-o July 1 Is quite i.otlcrahle. The laxv
making It a penitentiary Ptfeuso to svll Hmioi
to Indians , together with the arrest of a
band of bootleggers a bunt that time , tui hid
the dc.Tlr d effrct
Hurt lij n Dime Hull.
W1NSID12. Nub July -Special ( i J R
Hayirs , formerly inoprletoi of the Commer
cial housn of thin place , suftcred a painful
accident ytste.rJay afttrnojn vxhllo tM < nteJ ;
In plfl > IHK ' * . ; lull. The lull iliuc Ulriy
on the end of his right thumb and dislocated
the first joint
i-oiMi A imir/rM.i.ic i.i\nrn.
MnUotn Coinil * * ll > rrll < " Plan for
lilt * Full CnnitinlKti.
DAKOTA CITY Neb , July 12 ( Special )
Pursuant to the published call the hi-
mctallists of this county met In the court
house at this place last evening and organ
ised a blmctnllla union with Samuel A.
Stlnson an president nnd Paul I'l/oy secre
tary Speeches wore made on county poli
tics by 12 D Wilbur. D C Heffernan and
Thomas Sullivan Jr. advocating the nom-
Inailpn of a free silver county ticket The
promoteta of this movement In Dakota
county are nearly all former democratic
olllppholdprs After appointing committees
the nipptlng adjourned until July 31 , xxhen a
free silver democratic ticket will be put
In the Held
The republican county central committee
met here yesterday mid decided to hold
a delegate county convention nt South Sioux
City at a date to be fixed by the chairman
and secretary , late enough , hoxxexer , so
that the entire fall's business can bo trans
acted at ono meeting.
On Saturday of this vxcck "the cltlrene"
met t In ma R convention at this place to
nominate a county ticket.
\\ti.t , nt 1 1. D \ iK.vix vin : ni'icit
Hurt CUMULI neeldri lo Improve Hie
Itltcr Hollom * .
TI2KAMAH , Neb , July 12 ( Special )
The plan for a large drainage ditch , to be
cniMtructed through the Missouri river hot-
ton" across Hurt county , to be twenty-six
miles In lingth , has been agreed to by the
county fliiperxlsors by a xote of I to 3 A
day xx a spent In hearing arguments of land
owners In favor of and against the ditch It
xxlll ba a great Imptovement for this pan of
the county.
.11 in FINDS OM.OOI ) M > I * C.I II.'l'Y
Yeiillct IM Itcnili . il Vfl.-r u llnlf
HonrN Del I liern I ton.
PAWNI2I2 CITY , Neb. July 12 ( Special
lelegiam ) The Osgood tilal came to an end
soon after 5 o'clock this evening. The verdict
was not guilty The Jury was absent from
the loom for about thirty minutes Six
hours was taken to argue the case to the
jury by Mr Adams of Lincoln for the state
and General Colby and Ml Chapman for
the defense. Judge Letton presided
Hull IM \ \ llltiMVItslK-il.
T12KAMAH. Neb , July 12 ( Special )
The populists of Decatur picclnct presented
thu county supervise ! s with n petition pio-
testiug against the finding of the board In
the matter of the ehaigcs against T 12
Hall inhlch Hall was charged with charg
ing and iccelvlng Illegal mileage The
board whitewashed Hall and tabled the pe
tition Hall Is a populist and the whole
tiouble is the result of a political family
quarrel.
mir.i/.i : > risovi NOU'I IIIUN : i , vicns.
Omaha \\lll HP lli'ltrrsrn fnl nt ( In-
I ii \\IIITIIU I'liiec.
LAK12 OKOI1OJI. la , July 12. ( Special )
Omaha Is quite no xxell leprcsented at the-
soxoral summei results heieabouts as foi a
number of seasons past Ihere xxcre a fexx
hero at the opening of the summer piopcr
last month , and their number has been
greatly Increased during the xxarm weather
of the past ten davs All of the many
"beaches. " PS the xarlouo strips of land pre
empted by cottagers are denominated , are
xxell occupied by the pleasuie seekers Sev
eral new cottages that are tenanted this
year for the Hist time are noted , and on
Dixon's beach there la In course of con
stitution a tine hotel Although this will
not be completed until next season , some
of the rooms have already been fitted up
and are occupied There Is a big cluster
of Inxxnnn along DCS Molnes beach xxliile
Manhattan beach and Arnold's point are
scarcely less populai Sam Jones , the onlx ,
xxith all his old time southern fire , Is hold
ing forth at Chautaun.ua , and draxxlng big
ciowds axxay from the other points
Spirit lake Is juot as populai as ever , and
the maangemcnt of the Hmllngton , Cedai
Ilapida & . Noithern lallway is not overlook
ing any opportunity to boom it A number
of Omahniis have visited here during the
past foitnight and mote aie on the list for
the tcmalnder of the nion'h There is veiy
likely to be a vxaim time at the Hotci
Oilcans one xxeek from next Saturday night
July 21 The management has bookel the
Cherry slt3rs foi that occasion The pci-
forinaiice is to take place in the dining room
of the hotel , and it h's been given out that
every bit of furniture In the room will be
fastened securely before the shoxv begins
Thla cautious measure indicates a dtslre upon
the part of the management to pioteet the
alleged pel formers , even though they do
their worst The Cherry slners hall from
Cedar Uaplils , , and as there are a number of
their toxvnsfolk here who have not seen
them , ranch less heard them since their
eastern trip a xxarm x. elcome is assured
So great is the interest among Cedar Ilaplds
folks oxer the coming event that a special
train has been arranged ft.r the occasion
from there here and return.
Hrro are some of the people from Omaha
and vicinity who are enjoying the sailing ,
fishing and bathing Mr anil Mrs John
I lie lick They Inxe been at the Orleans ,
Spirit Lake , for a week and expect to re
main about a fortnight longer The Cur
tis cottige Is about a halt mlle beloxv Ar-
nold'iT point , and Is t > opular with tlu
Omahans and the young men from Dc
Molnes. Mlfs Carlta Curtis Is entertaining
txvo young women cousins from Noxv York
City who will visit In Om.aha before re
turning home Tom Shepard Karnsxv orth
of Council Illuffs came up yesterday and
Joined his sisters , who are over at Man
hattan bfach He Is hero fci a txxo-weeks'
stay The Misses Grace and Josephine
Christen of Omaha are considered among
the best voung women bailers here , and
haxo entered In a vacht race for this week
Mrs Cotton and Miss Cotton are hero for
a sojourn and the latter has been voted
the merit popular voung woman of several
parties Peter Whltiuy toxvnsite agent of
the I2lkhorn , has a cottage delightfully
situated on a high bank where ho entei-
taltis n any Omahans Kdward Damn has
his family up here , and inns up ahout once
a week Miss Wllhrlnilna Loxve Is at
Spirit Lake and will ivmaln another month
Miss Kahl la at Arnold's point for a fort
night Assistant General Passenger Agent
J W Mimn of the Klkhorn and li ax cling
Paasengei Agent Dennett of the Northwest
ern spent Suin'ay here
\MVIIIIII : MTTI.I : cooi , roit .iri.v.
Ill 11 * Northerly Hrec/p CIIIIHCM u
Drop In ' | 'I > IIIIPIIIIII | < > ,
Hour. Itt-K. Hour. Ileir.
" . < " . ! > " 1 p. in . , . . . , - . - ,
< l "i . ns Up in . Tit
7 n . ( II : t n , m . 7 < l
S II. in . Ill I p. in . 77
II II , in . 117 .I p. in . , 77
IO n , in . 71 it p , , „ . 7u
II n. in . 7- 7 p. n . 7r
I" in , . , . . , , . . 71 S p in , , . , , , 71i
! ) | . ( Ill
Yesteidny vxas another charming day , so
far as humanity was concerned , but un
doubtedly u little- cool for this time of the
year. However , It will not continue BO
long The temperature was 92 and 96 nt
two points , In Montani which reported to the
ollleo hero last night. It W..B clear yester
day all day , xxith a light northerly wind
prexalling Late in the afternoon this wind
became brisk , ami Its effect U shown In the
drop of six degrees between 7 and 9 o'clock.
Omaha people who went out la t night
wore theli light wrajt , The prediction for
today U > for waruiei .vcatbcr.
Hun DIMVII li > n Icorpln-r.
As Mr Knrlght , llxing at 1511 Cuming
street , was ci casing sihtrman ave-iiue near
Orate stre-c-t last night
a scorcher ran Into
and knocked her dirwn Pilends of the
woman took her homo and a physician vvas
c'alled Owing to the ago of the woman it
Is thought that the shod , may prove tvrl-
pus fahe was In a crllipal condition last
night The pollco linxe a description of the
wlu'flman und will place him under arrest
today
noNS-John at 11 30 p 111 July 12. at the
residence of his son , II M lions. No 1115
South 12lcvpnth atre'ot. at the are uf SI
year * Jntermtiu at 1'UtUniouth , Neb. ,
July li.
FINANCES , OF UNION PACIFIC
ui * h
Eeport for May the Best Issued by Any
Lino.
EARNINGS EXCEED THOSE OF LAST YEAR
lliiihii'ti oT tinI'll * ! ri o Month *
MIOXVII to'1 He Miirh Ili-lti-r 'I linn
i Iliil 'of Last \ cur.
I '
The steady Improvement In western
railway click's Is as.aln Illustrated liy the
monthly earnings of the Union Pacific sys
tem. The report of the earnings and ex
penses of the railway tor May , ISO" , and
for May. isac , has Just been tailed by
the receivers and shoxxs cniltc1 an encour
aging condition of affairs. U Is enc of the
best monthly rcvorts that has recently been
Issued by any xxestcrn line.
Thu gross earnings of the entire Union
I'eiclflc syBtein for May , 1SU7 , vxere > $1,155-
135.76 ; for May , 1S9G , $1 257,978.92 , an In-
I crease tor May of this year of $197,160.SI
rho expenses , excluding taxes. fpr Maj ,
I 1S97. were $1,013.1117 61 , for May , 189 r$875.-
l O."l 03. an Increase of $13S.S88 5S. The sur-
I plug of eainlugs over expenses InI.av ,
1S97 , amounted to $4I12.2.15 ! : tor May. ISOti ,
$182,14' ) S9 , all Increase In the surplus of
$5S,27.i 26 In the comparison of the tvxo
I months.
I Toi the fixe months of thh year , compared
I xxith the th'c months of last ye\tr , a much
! better shnvvlng Is nmde Last year the
Hist live months shoxxcvl gross earnings
I ainmintliiK to $3831.12014 This yen the
i giM'a iMinlngs for tile- first five months
amounted to $6.51561169. a gain of $711-
"
321 2. > The expenses for the llrst five
months of last yeircro $1 STI.C.ll JO , thU
year they xxeie gieater by $ .16121106 , or
$4,31)4 ) 2J5 20 The sutplus of earnings oxei
exppii iM for the llrst fixe months of last
year amounted to $1,801376,11) , for the nr = t
llxe > months of this yento $ J,15t,40l 19 ,
tin Iiicioa'o In tlm surplus of $348,01.11' ' )
PCIIMM for .May 1V)7 ) amounted to $103,233 Ml
against a surplus nf - n-
J1S-,7US ) a } tjr n 0
an Increase of $13 4)1 ! ) 71) )
On the Cintral branch leaded and op
erate 1 by the .Missouri Pacific the giots
eaitiinps for Ma1S')7 ) , amounted to $11-
JHGl. against $ J'l - , ( , _ S4 foi May , 1SUO , an
Increase of $1 t.l.SS 77 flic e\pi n en In
cluding taxes foi Miy , 1S97 , were $ J170 > U ,
against $ JO 070 42 a year .igo an increase of
$ lOJJtc ; 'Ihe
MirphH or earnings oxer e\-
pensts last Miy nirutinted to $ ' ) .1S ! lu Dni-
Ini ; this May the mirpltls rolled up to .he
sum of $19.5.9 53 , an liuie.iie of $1001011
or considerably more than 100 pel rent
There Is a deficit In the it-port of the
Atcli'con. ' Colorado & I'arlllc rallioad and
the Atrhls n.'Jewefl Coun'x X. Western i.ul-
toad linelintoil to the Cential Hianch
but It Is a notPHoUhy fact that the ilellilt
la smaller by 71 pc'r < cnt than It xxas In the
icport of May' 1S % The coinings of thcno
small Ilnej for Maj 1S')7 ) amniinted to ? ! V
14'nC The OxpenslM excluding taxes , xxcro
$ ' 7,1 Jo " 7 , le-ulng d deficit of $1 97R21 i , s
May the earnings amounted to * _ ' ! , ' ! ' ) s 17 ,
and the cxperaes to $ Jl,7i.2 OS , leaving a de
ficit or $ S,303ui The deflc ! ' 'or the month
of Miy 1S97 is saiallei by $ fi 3 7 10 than
that of Miy. ISSfi The earnings increased
$1175059 , and thOj eipeiiica im leaded ? ' -
3C3 49 A more reunrltahle hho iiig l made
by the compailsoiiB of the cainliiK- , and ex
penses of thc"f llneh for the first Ihe months
of 1890 and 1S97 lau yiar 111- earning of
the llrst IHc niotitl'ii ! shoxxed a deficit of J19 -
ri38 70 from tha expense-1 Ill's year then
Is n surplus of ? 18 07J.71 In the ftawluga of
the first IHe months oxei the expejifc.s for
the lame period , an Incicase of $37)10ll ' ) , or
nearly 20J per cent oxer a year ago
fnlilvvi'II < : < > < < l < > Trlsco.
CHICAnO. July 12 Chaliman Caldwell
of the Western 1'ateengei association left
tonight for San Krancls.cn foi the purpose
of taking chaige of the enbtbound Clnlstian
Undeuoi buslncfs for all the loads of the
association A meeting of the association
xxas laid today and after the situation hiul
been thoionghly discussed it vva& decided
that the best thing was for the chairman
to go to San Francisco In person and wee
that the rates and arrangements foi the
convention aiu carried out Mr Caldwell
Ins the most ample power , and no matter
xvhat action he may decide upon after reachIng -
Ing San Francifeco , the roads of his nbsuci-
atlon x,111 back him up to the fullest extent
Clinnui-N In the l.i-hl li Dlri-rloi-j.
I'HILVDKL.PHIA July 12 The regular
monthly meeting of the board of director
of the I ehlgh Valley rallioad will h. > held
In this city tomorrow. The meeting Is creat
Ing more than the usual Interest became
of the rnnio ed rcslcnation of President Wll
bur It In said that Mr Wilbur's resigna
tion Is In compliance xvith the understanding
xvlth the Drexel-Morgin syndicate at tie
time the company xxas financially as'dtcd '
by this firm of bankera a fexxr monttis ao
It Is also expected that several numhero of
the present board of directors will ictire to
make room for representatixta of the Drexc-
Morgan Intercuts
I IINdlOllllll S | | | | | | | | | > | ltN ,
CHICAGO , July 12 Ristbourul ahlpmenta
last week were 54.9C1 tons against II " 92
tons the i > recedlng week and 01,810 for the
corresponding week of last year The lends
c.uried tonnage ah follows Michigan Cen
tral. 2,170 , Wabash , II.SUO. I.il.e Shore ,
S.330 , Toil Wayne. SOIO , I'anlundle. S.OO'I ;
Daltlmoru & . Ohio , 2.91J , aiaml Iiu.ik ,
S.OC3 , Xltktl I'latt 9,009 , Hrle , C201 , Dig
Tour , 1.2'J ' ) Shipments xxi-ro made iii ] of
the following artklcB In trns Flout and
iiilll.stufTs , " 751. grain. ISOfirt , cured miati
lanl etc. 13,07 ; drefwcd beef , 10,900 , III'B- '
celluneous , 9.087 ,
I'nsl Time on Onll'lil 1'iirlllc.
S\N FHA.N'CISCO , July 12 In a llylrt ;
trip from Ogdcn to the bedside of hU
htrlr-Krn hnther at San MTtco , W. II
CroeKer heat the record cstablisheil hexeral
years ago by the famous Vlllaid special
tiain The distance from Ogden to thin city
Is 811 mllrs Mr. Crotker covered It In
txventy-tliree hoirra and twenty-two minutes
Ills time from Sueiamcmo to thla city x\a.s
also rui'rtikaljto , being one hour ami flfty-
three mlnutfa , . tliji dlalanco being eighty-six
miles
mill I'ei siiiiiilN ,
N K Urlgjis ! aCiorney foi the II , t M
at Mncoln , was In the city yesterday.
J A MCI rill V the guest of hU biothor ,
Ovorgo W. Merrill , ' of the Hock Island of
fice 11 i
CJcneral Agent ; Frawley of the Union IM-
cific s passenger department la in toxxn from
Kansas City
Geni'ral CoppIhfiM and stuff x/pnt xvest on
the Union I'aUllo" from Grand Island to
Uenxer ycsterflky. Thn party haw betii out
on a tour of iliisjmcr | i slncu July i , anJ
eaiuo oxer froyi ia line of the Klkhor.i to
that of thu Ujilpi J'aclrto Sunday.
, 11 Tt
IHlllOII 'I'niMKT ' | | | Oltlllllll.
Ulshop 11 TXTalnUT of Kansas City , Knn .
xxho Is on n vUU.U the \arloiis imrlshes In
his illfclrlcl , dellxcied a short uddre-sj at the
Afiican Mi'thoillPt church , curnei St-Mii-
tetnth an I Webster M HI IP , hat p\cnlni : An
addrii" ! f welcome \xas clxen In liulialf of
the churrh by Sllss Jesslu McrrUm mid
spuelill muhleul pnigiarn WUH remlnrtil by Hie
choir Mbliup T.inner Belictcd as his toj > Ic
"Tin4te \ \ and Aehii vt-inentH of 1'n.J llnuj-
las" " Tne Hpe.iKt-r dlhen Hnl the < olored
man's abilities us an oritoi. his moral < har-
acterlstk- and Jils attitude toxxanl the
cl.unh The address loniluded with an uut-
llno uf the work bulng aecom. llshed by the
African church In Amerlia
. tliinwri-r Sllll III.
Judge MuiiKcr Is still eonllned to his riom
at the Mlllurd hotel , but U conslicr.ill | > I in
proxed His most serious aliment Just noxx
la xxeaknei . However , he txiH' < l to In.
alilo to KO to bM home at i'remont on
Wedntsilay.
rifiim-il lli riiaiiHrc lii Diitc.
At yesterday's meeting of the Om ihn
Heal Hatate exchange notice vxas recelxt-d
from the Detp Water ajiOtlatlon that the
convention , xxhlch wno to hnvo been held
last month nt Oile ton \oulil bo lield oni
October S The exchange decided that thlil
date \x a'perfectly agreeable to It" mpmberi
and o notified the as oclntlon There foi-
loxxed an Inrormnl dl on snn | of the l > r > rm to
Omaha real e : t He Interexts bx the rstab *
llshment of Armour s nex\ packing hoii e
South Omaha Ne > vs
Tluse candidates \xere elected teachers
to flll the fourteen existing \irnnclnt ln tex t
ox piling by the llonrd of IMucatlon Miss
C M Johnson , Miss M 11 Graham , Miss
Myrtle De Graf , Miss I.uella Matthexxs , Miss
Lllllo Martin. Miss Pearl Matthexxs , Ml s
June Slocuin. Miss Kngenle Chapman. Miss
Mary lilgin Ml s Anna Hunter , Miss Mar
garet Onlbralth , Miss Cora Cook , Miss
Teresa O'Toole Miss Mae I.ee and Mies
Elizabeth llayrs.
The Uaohcrs xxero elected from a list of
ellglblcs of xxhom twenty-six were lecom-
mended by the committee on teachers , and
the name of Miss Teresa O'Toole , last yeira
tiaeher was added after a sharp eontro
xersy by suspension of the rnUs
Miss hula Hell xxas elected principal of
the Lincoln school upon recommendation of
Superintendent Munro
'Ihe Smith heat retainer and \ontlli\lnr ,
! which has been tested at the l.oxxell school ,
UI'.H adopted mid will be placid in all four
rooms at a ccwt of $ M ) , anil a xentllating
pipe xx111 be plated In the hall at an addi
tional cost of $1i >
The boird meets again Thursday night.
\ \ llleeil n Nexx * > ' \ er.
I'nulnerm In charge of Armour A Co's
work here haxe not as xct had time to figure
on a ritiltnty sexxer for the big plant , but
haxe announced that In theli opinion It will
ho recfs ary to construct a large hilck rower
fiom the plant to the ilxer At the present
time there Is a twenty-four Inch sanitary
sewer running from the s'nck xtrds to a
p Int on the rlxir near Vista Springs , hut
thlii Is not largp enough to accommodate the
lacking hntiEe" noxx In operation here Fro'n
the fact that the city round ! ! > ? considering
what Is best to be done to
abate the Mud creek nuisance It
Is exidoiil that another picking house
I xuiuld not be allowed to empty xxaflhlngi
Into the i reek The matter of n new --ewer
has been been Hiked exei inform illy be
tween the packers and the olllchU of the
s'ockardM conipiuy and It has he'cn about
decided to erect a four-foot hi Icli nexxer Till"
xx 111 not be any too lame to carry off the
washings fiom the packing hoii'pis and the
stock x aids Snch a fif-wet would cost In
the neighhoilio d of $75(100 ( Whether the
line of the present canitarsexxei xxould be
followed In building the ne one has not
been decided on It Is safe to sm that a iiexx
sexxer will hixe to be built and that It will
be done as 'oon as airaugemeius can lie
made
> la fhaiiKr Hit * l.i\ > ,
The city council 1 billed to meet tonight
and If HUMP anything in stieit minors It
will be a llxely s "slon It xx.is ippirtnil
xe terdiy that an attempt would be made to
change thelexx agieed upon at the "a t mret-
Ingccridini ; to the lexx pioxlslim w is
made frr painting the \iaducta This xxnrk
will co&t in the lit'inhboihood of $ JOOi , ) and
the law pi Unix saxi tint rnch expenditures
miMt be ananged for at tha time the annual
lexx is mule It Is nndcistood that " -onie of
the count ilmcn object to thli and hence th < >
ittempt to baxe this Item of expense wiped
out Councllmeii Mort and Caldwell will
take a whirl at the street cm compiny bx
introducing a irsnlutlon Instrurtlng the cleik
to notify the olll ills of the compiny to sub
stitute lion pole5" foi the wooden ones now In
u * e In c'se the viaduct matter l-t not
knocked out the cleik is to be dliee'ed to
adxprnsg for bids fe.i painting the two big
blld'jes
Mori- ItmmiMciilfil n < tin- i\elinne.
A ii'ietlng of the directors of the1 Union
Stock Yaids company Is to be held v Ithln a
fexx daxs for the purpose of ronsid ° ring the
nopp"dtfor mor" room at the exchange
1)iiildlng lv A Valentine , tl-e xlce pmsl-
dent of the company , his b"en ill but as
sojn as hi arrixcs the meeting xxlll be held
Moio room Is needed at the e\phang build
ing and also bx the stock aids fompany's
odt'cs The Stick Yaids bank i' onxlnus
for moie comii'odlous nuarters and it has
been suggnstpd thit an addition be built
on the not th of th pinent ofllce and bank
building If this Is done room will IIP male
for ollices for commission ( Inns and the pre's-
ent exchange building will not be changed
MiTflmntNlio I ( InShloniilk. .
Visitors In the city are hoard to complain
of the amount of merchandise the city au
thorities alloxx merchants to pll" out on the
sidewalk Chlckan coopi diy goods boxes ,
wooden Indians bcci kegs fruit stands , milk
cars , balci of barbed wire , etc , are dally
dlsplaxed on the bldexxalks In front of stoics
In many Instances the shopkprpet occupies
nearly th ° entire -sidewalk with Ms goods
baxing scarcely loom enough foi ppdcstiiain
to pass Ilinliiess men all oxer the city , but
especially thos > p on N strort abuse this
pilxilc e The law allows them four feet
next their building for display purposes and
no more
| IM > Otilllllllire Will lli > iuf . oil.
Max or in or said yisteiday afternoon that
Cioahy & Ilich refused to meet him and dis
cuss a propCHltlon toxxard a fitfttlement of the
Ice ordinance matter and he had ordeied
City Attorney Montgomery and Inspeetm
Carroll t go ahead and enforce the ordi
nance \ wariant will be Issued fiom the
police court for Messrs Crosby and Hlch on
a charge of x Mating ths ordinance pertain
ing to tins selling of ice below a certain
fitamlaid The wiiole matter will thus be
gone ovei again In the couita.
HillllllllK IlliIliilinil House.
Today work will bo commenced on the new
round house for the Union Sto < k Yards com
pany The housn Is to he erected between
the Union Pacific and licit Line tracks In
the xiclnitj of D stre"t The plans call for
a flxo-stall l'ou-o with a tuintable It Is
e'Jtlmited that tie cost will lie about $7500
Mrs Sago has gone to Illinois to vl it rela
tives
HexVr Tnrrlngton his letnrned from
a western trip
Ir nimond has none to Itandolpli ffli a
few daxs' visit
12 S I'parholl of York Is liere an the guest
of Frank Taylor
A daughter has been born to Mr. and
Mrs Otto Maurer
John Heed and family leave Wednetdny
for Mxerpool I'nu
A \4 Sntton Is home from Wyoming ,
where lin spent a week
I' O Neunn Wakefleld , spent yesterday
In the elty with frlincjH
Harry Carpenter bus gone west to spend
a couple of xvc cks' vacation
Two ears of eattlo from California were
tin the market hero yesterday.
James H VanDuscn Is going to the lllg
Horn luil" on a hunting trip
A Nr Young , Denxer , Cole , was a busi
ness xisltoi In the elty ycBtef ( y.
Another big Chicago llxo mock commis
sion linn Is going to locate here.
Iho Sons of Veterans meet tonight at the
Grand Army of the itrpuhllc hall
Horn , to Mr. and Mrs. John Jennings ,
Twenty -fifth and I streets , < on ,
W II Vaughn has moxed into hid n w
honso at Twenty-sixth and 11 slice's
The Knights of the Ma-Mlices v ' 11 ixe
a smoker Wednesday excnlng at M isou'c '
hallTho
The I'reshyteiians xxlll give a laxxn social
at the home of Mro It II Montgomery this
.1 W llarher and family hae lotum-d
from Aniclopt' . Neb . xvhcro Ihey spent a
ueek nshlng
The Slatei property at Txxonty-aixn nd
13 streets has been nold JJr lilat. i will
in ox ( to Omaha.
II J Wallle ban taken out a permit to
build an addition to Ills residence at Thirty-
third and II streets
Isaac Thompson of Hlalr has accepted the
position ( if Miperltitenduit of the Drovera
Journal printing establishment.
Mrs Mclxnr. mother of John an 1 Chancs
Mclxor. Is seriously III at the lumU'iue of
Charlef" Thirty-first and Friucls stilts
The police spent yekterday looking up W
H Jackson xxho U reports I missing from
his homeneui la I'lattc Jaekson xxus In
the city Saturday afternoon , but bus not
been seen here since The chief of
Rives It RS his opinion that Jackson has
skipped out.
The woman's auxiliary of Hie Young Men's
Christian association i.ipjts this afternoon
with Mrs X Jl Mead , Txx utv-seoond Mid
N streets
Mr John r. Schultz , Thirtieth and K
streets , has returned from Washington
county , xx here she \lslted friends for a
couple of weeks
Grorgp liaxxorth applied to the police yes-
trrdny for a xxarnnt for an X street saloon
keeper , who he alleged , hod assaulter ! hint
ludge Chrlstmann Inxestlgated and refusevl
to Isaue the xx arrant \ \ \ appears that
Kaxxorth xxent Into a number of alop.ns and
asked to SCP the goxernment llniior license
The saloon kcx iers say that liaxxorth repre
sented that he xxas a goxeminent delectlxe
employed to look after thp llcensps Chief
Hrennan says tint Havxorlh Is an Imposter ,
hence the refusal to Isoue the xxnrruit askel
for.
i'iuso\ : . i-vii vcitIMIM. .
R W Talmage goes east tonight
11 H Harbin of Chicago Is nl the Mlllird.
J J. Sclher of llaltlmore Is at the Mltlinl.
C U Peck of Plpcstone , Minn. , Is a Darker
guest
Frank Docinan of Kearney Is \lfltor In
Omaha.
J S Williamson of St. Louis Is at thp
Mltlard
H S Johnson of I.ar.imle Is stopping at
the Mlllard.
A O Hedstrom of Waukesha , WIs , Is st
the Mlllard
C 12 Wllklns of Philadelphia la rc-slstcroil
a' tlm Darker.
Jehu C Watson and wife of Xebraska
City are In Omaha.
Otorge A MeXtltt of Kansas Cl'y Is n
guest a' the Mlllurd
W. F AMcn returned last exenlng fiom an
extended xxcstein trip.
Willmi ! Parkinson and xxlfe of Madison
ale \Isltors In the city
A A Hall mil wife of Atlantic , Ja , ere
stopping ut the Marker.
I W llrown and xxlfe of Xew Yoik ate
stopping it the Mlllard
It W Gliiln and W H Ooweti of Xoith
l.oun are at the Daiker
Mr and Mrs Oswald are reglsterel at the
Mlllard from Salt I.ike City
T S Mnnay , mayor of Donxcr , and fot-
merlx of this elty , is In toxui.
P S I.xtle. H H Ilauser and W. 11 HlllT-
man of Nellnh are 111 the elty.
A. F. Abbott and F. T Darroxv aie l.ln-
eolnltes stopping at the llaiker
( lOtiltl Dletz has i < tiiined home from a
hunting trip to Dome Lake. Wyo
.1 F Dietof Anrori Is In the clly on a
short \lslt with the family of C X. Dclts-
It C Honlahan of Stamfmd xxus In Omaha
ycsterdiy while en mute to Toronto , Out
Charles II Mai lex left for a three weeks'
xacation with friends near Helen i , Moiu
to lav
n Gillette of Sheridan. Wyo , Is In the
elty foi a shmt period , while on his xxay
to Xew Yoik Cltx.
Miss Dlaiuhe Jo-'elyn left last night fet
Ililflalo. .V Y , xxheie slit1 will spend the
summer with fi lends
Captain H De Moiainille of Chicago chief
cngineei for Annum iX Co , is In ( lie < lty
and stopping at the Mllljid.
Miss l.eonoia Set ton of the Union Pacific
lu.idiiu.il ter i staitid last evening for a two
weiks' trip to Chattanooga and Nashville
Ml-s AgliCH Cluk left for a xlslt with
fiUnils in I' , item and among re'lallves In
Xoxa See U la t evening. She will retuin
Xox ember 1
John W llieldentli.il of lopcka , one of the
leading populist politicians of Kansas .iiid a
state bulk esaminei tlieie , Is in Onnii i , i ml
stopping nt the Mill.ml
Geneial and Mis Mandcr < nn. apconipanlcd
bx Mrs Dike of New YoiK. left for St Paul
last evening They will cnjox i mouth's mp
visiting St Pat-1 , Duliith , lluffalo and New
York City
U D Duncan returned last night from
Lincoln xx lu ie he had been nndei treil'ii'M
foi several \\ieks Mr Duncan is much im
proved In heilth , and bis friends have hopes
of his speedy ictoverx
Miss Genie Ilryre of the Shaw nee govern
ment school Oklahoma , n delegate1 to the
Indlin tcMthcis' convention , is spending a
fexx wicks with hci gi.indmothei , Mrs J
S Seaton nt 201' ) llarney street
I T Miichand of Washington , D C'
special agent foi the Inli'istate Cnninieic *
cnminloslon and assistant Unitid Slates at
torney In the praetlte for the commission , Is
In the city on business in connection xvlth
his oflleial position
Xebraskans at the hotels P A Hansh
IJeavei City , J J. Uxeiett Sihuyler. M. D
Ilcmis , Springfield , John Wilson. Kearney ,
George 12 Kxerett , Grand Island , M V
Nicholson , Valentine Herbeit W Ilexan ,
Freii'ont. I liaiiy , Kiner-on , W. H Penn
Dnnbar , T J Ollxer , Lincoln.
I.OCM. IIHIJVI riis. :
i : ia Diaimrd , the 17-year-old daughter of
Mrs May Hr.aluaid foim rly of this city
died ! n Denver Sunday
Detectlxe John F'lxage , who xxaa prtw-
trated by lirat list xxeok , hna sr > fai le'cov-
ered tint l.e has reported foi duty
Latt Saturday night a buggy was stolen
from thr piumlses of 12 P Ixlns 2fi12 Vort'i
Xlnetienth avenue Suspected parties aio
being vx.itcheil by the police
Xext Sunday tlie srrxlce of Iho First
Christian church xxlll bo held In Mercei s
park , Txxcnty-nlnth and Cuming atieets
Theio xxlll bo pleaching at 1030 a m and
3 p m. Parties attending xvill lunch upon
tlu > grounds
The only saloon keeper xxhom the police
detected in felling liquor Sundiy , Inly 4 ,
xxas Pi .ink ICetihmaik , whose pi ice is near
the old fort Kttthmark xxas arrested ycb-
teiday on Iho charge oflolaiing the Slo-
cum laxv. He pleided not guilty In police
tonrt
When Mis MiiBkln ? of Cleveland , xxho
Is visiting Mrs Xcwman of l.42'i' ' South
Thlitcenth stic'ft , ai lived at the union
depot yir'terday fche inl'cil a $ JOO dii-
monil breastpin Sin1 believes that It WOK
fttolcn on the t * . tin at pome point ca.'it of
Omaha.
J. L Good , who ay that he Is a card
dlstiibutei foi a local dentist , was yoalur-
day .sentenced to ten diys on the street
gang on the charge of xagrancy It
XS.IH alleged that he tnod last Saturday to
entlcii txxo little gills , the daughters of
Joseph Xer/.an of 1115 South Twelfth s'rcet ,
Into a neighboring brick y ird
Yesterday a xxaruiit , dunging obtain
ing pioperty under false pretense * , was filed
In police court ngainvt J Itiuynalian
xxho is slid to liu a gni'st ( it the Menir
hotel It Is ° aid that Moynahnn lilted a
ilg from Jim Slephenson yenlprday mil re-
tuniPtl It without paying I lie diaigttt It
Is charged that ho rtpiestntpd that hoTIS
one of HIM employee of the hotel.
Le wls MtGInn of Twelfth and Dodge
streets has reportetl to the polite that while
ho was intoxicated lust Satiiidny night a
coiiplo of men took him to some XX MH
About two blocks away and deposited him
there Latei be > ay that < mo of the men
ifturni'il und lolibnl him uf i small Hum
of money A nc-gio Frank Fryson , has
been < irr. steil on suxpldon of l.iixlng hud
a haul In the deal He has been chirgid
xvlth larceny from tlm pcrsun
l.iiis o.i flro v ith torturlii ) ; ,
Iti l.mj bun mp , blcml " t aiyai Ijnul'ly
iiiori , iiiiuiilly rtl.c LI ! liy a warm lath
wi h C i in i IIA him1 , aun.r'f ' appi < alum of
wiCt ilecuv ' ' illicit i , tl o grcut l. in cure ,
ctujccf ( IIILIUA lll.sULXl.Nr
l a'lli ' > ruuhouithc orll roTim I ) H i nj
IVutu , Hilton M How la' urn jortullujf lluniun
/ eiiiict i
FOREIGN COLONY IN DANGER
Lives of Ohristinns Are in Jeopardy i\\ \
Tien Tsin ,
PLOT HATCHED BY CHINESE AGITATORS
Stir 1'p Prejtiillei * In Tlm 'l ln tij
Clrenlnllnu lleport * of ( lie
Klilnnplnur ofntle
Cliflilmi.
S\N PIIANC1SCO. July 12 Th * "eimr-r
Doric has arrived from China and ! i | > iu
twei days ahead of schedule UIIIP It hi UR'I'
Yokohama advices to June 29 The lipvu-so
Mall glxow a summary of HIP mfifiMW'
ptico from Tien Tslti , which sbow ihnt the
iitflto of the fotelgn eolony in Hut ity U
.alarming Thrro ChriatliUm we e lui .vi n
tin hit davs of May on the e Inn KIM H it
they had stolen nallvu chlldtcn in irl -r
tint they might serve as offprlngH to in
mire HID safetv of tlie > found.atlntui o' Pie
nexv Prench Catholic c.athcdml to be ded
cnted Juno 21.
A Tien Tsin correspondent says It Is
reported that u conspiracy has bun ' .1 nrl
to attack the fciplgn settlement on tune
21 , anil to burn the Uoninn Catlndi. i athe-
dral The tonsuls of the varlnui n it m
nlltles have dpeiniHl It pindrnt M ul. cnph
the facts to thulr governmeiiti mil to ask
for the protection of tnen-of war Hi. me
leading from the foielgn scttleuuir li the
Clilnovi tiuartcr Is tlo pd excix niglit it 11
o'clock lha Japanese gunboat \ku is
noxx1 at Taku In nspon e to appi ii fi .m
tlm , llMUc | p innsiil Clnnr p ttnlli is ue
tiuiiteie'd In xailous parts of the , nx for
tlm express puipo p of ehepklng i lottrs "
*
Itonil Pomcr t'li'ints l.iilll } .
nitlI\N\ ) .lulx 12 / T I , xx I II'P
fainoiii liond feumi ppul | l gullix inliv
and vxas m nti nn d to eight vuiiu in tin 11 -
Itentlirv lilt tinnlul , irt nu niii , t , MI
iHimN me uild I i liixi aiiiouiit. l up to
} > b < 0 ( K 0
It takes nerve to face nn enr igi.il bull and
flaunt in his f ice the cnlot 111 it he h lies It
is a foolish mil reckless thing fur any nun
to do , but thousand upon tlinu- . mils of me n
anel NXOIIKII aie tlaily ficiuv ; i peiil belnu *
which the bull lighter's ilani > er full nit 3
insignifieMiice The bull fighter r. ainxil ,
trained , and fully pnpmil fur lu balll
The tbous mils xxho st mil ficc to flee with
that elrcad anil tnsiiltniii foe cnnsninpti n ,
are but illy ctiuippeil for the stnigeli 1'ho
man eirxviiuunxxhoxxoiilil sin.eessfitllv with
stand the into tils of the deadly gtims uf
consumption iiiedstolnvt atleiics bmintl-
lilt : with the rich roil , life giving blond
of health _ Dr I'leroi 's ( , olden W die il
Discovery is without an equal as a blood
maker and flesh builder II cli.mses anil
sticiiRthcns the luntfi and cuuso-S per cent
of all cases of consumption
Mi's I.ucy Klocftler , of Aimada Mich wrll i-
" \Vlicn I was about titht y irol njjt I li ul in
flammation nT the * IIMIKS nnd from tliil tun u\i \ I
xx is sick in itly ill tbc tune and b id n > r
nentlv nil tin * tune I wonl 1 tnkpcoUl ic i tu it
would KO riR'it ' to my limns At tin.ig. . ol miif
teen I was very 1ml tlirrcnaipiin in mv lim.s.
tickling in niv thro U und my thnnt w is Mini 1 d
with ulcers tlicrr w is bo ir-iiiLssnnd ! p irti it sup
pression of voice nn 1 difficulty of brenlliiti I
doctored witli one of our brst pby ici ins and be
said be contil not belp me and jnt presci ilird ted
liver oil and told my mother I could not hxi lonifer
tb in three months I kept grttliueaUcr i xcry
day \vbcn .it last n friend nsked me xvby 1 did n it
try Ii 1'ieree f ol Jen Mtdicil llisiineix I
thought theiu vvas no IKF no more belp foi in as
consumption xvns in our family My titlirr and
aNo niv sister died with it , but nfler Inking
the brst liottle I se me'd to leel better My nppttitc
was better and I kept ruht ; on l.aV.mg it xxilli i
bottle of Hie ' I'cllels once ill n xvlnle , until I felt
real well Fleforc t.ikini ? it I weighed OIK hun
dred nnd ten pounds liter I iktniit one- bun Ired
ami thirty 1 have not had i COUKII this winter "
DELEGATES ,
Von lim.'ii'l ( Innlo K-III ! now.
lint jon olll iinol ( o ii'inl nil nhonl
till' fOIIVCIltloil Illll-ll VIMI Kft llOlllf.
Vour frli'iiils neil HIP frli'inls of Ilir
liiillnn i\ fry ix lien * mini lo Know
nl oul H , too
U IM not IHIVI- \ll. Till : tlll'll'.s of
'i IIP. OMVIIV \uv iui : _
'I lie Kiflit 'Hl dnllj of Hie XVCM ! .
CoiilHliiliiu lull repoi Is of Hie pi o-
iM-pillnuH ot HIP IMIIIV i-nllon iiliNli ni'li
of all HIP pupei N
Spnt In linj nililriMN In I InI I nlliil
Sliiti-N or I'nniiilii , jioslimiil , fur U5
penlN ,
lipnvt * oiilerN ill Tin * llpp HiiNliii'HH
Oilier , llee Mill III I UK , m our i epre-
MPiilnHvp In I i-oiiTi-nHon linll.
DELEGATES.
mi siui ; > i s
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The Croighton "l' m
TODAY | TONIGHT
2:30 | 8 : 5
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MuilU lull.i -
HOTii.h ,
Ainiileut pluii t- ill pi i d ir iii
I m | i > an p nn { I on p r duy up
J. U. XIVHUU , A SON. ' . ] .
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BARKER HOTEL.
IIUUJJ.IMU ; VM > .IDM : s'lui-i.'is
14j fooni 1 atn tuuui livut UJH ! u" i > Jtin
bitvLtilenucn Uatt II 6y ami K W i r it/
j'jlu ut rict'lt ' l hhfLUl low luit * tt > r'kuiil
Mflsr DICK HMMI ! MH uktr
Pozzoni's ComploKion
i prodULi-a a kolt anil beautiful uk * , t i
, It eoinbliieu uvcry clement of buuuty * wu !
i purity