TTTTC OAFATTA DATTiY' llT2iTtr Till DAY. . .TTTTYV in. 1.QI17.
MATERIAL ON HIE GROUND
Long Looked for Work of Erecting Bnild-
iags About to Bo Realized ,
EXPOSITION CONSTRUCTION UNDER WAY
.Work on roiiniliiMon for HieAil -
iiiliilNlnilloti Iliillillnu ; \\lll lie
C'liinplrlril 'I on lull I Kli | < > -
dllloii .NilCM. (
The actual work of erecting the city which
IB to house the great TransmlBfilSfllppl and
Internalloiml Imposition ImB commenced.
The pile fotmditlon for the Administration
milldlng Is being put 111 and will be com
pleted by tonight. HrlRga & Cusli-
man the rnntraclorfi for the framework nf
this building have their material on the
ground , and their workshop is now being
rreful. They will bo ready to begin the
active work on the building an soon us the
foundation Is completed.
The Administration building will be com
pleted within four months from this date.
While the building could he constructed In
1cm than two months If there were need
fi * doing so , the contractors have been
Riven plenty of time , ns there Is no neces
sity for haste. Thecaipenter contraclors
are given Ihreo months to complete their
portion of thu work anil the staff contract
ors are given thirty da8 to put the stuff
In place.
To Meditate work the fence around the
Kounl/e tract has been entirely closed , a
ncciion of the fence having been constructed
across Twentieth street juit south of
Miinder-ion Tills part of the grounds will !
Kent closed to all except those having bual-
ne * . ( therein In order to prevent delay. Ilie
other portions of the exposition grounds will
be left open Until It becomes necessary to
close them tin account of the work.
'I lie next conlract to be let will be for thoM
M nufuctuK-a and I.IIu nil Arts building ,
llldi for this weie to have * been opened lo-
dj > but protista were tecelved from con-
traitors that tin- time was too short for the-ni
to prepare their lildii. and the lime wan con-
eequcntly extruded for five das , and bids
for the construction of tills building will be
opened at 1 p m , July -l >
iTIH si or TIII : I\IMISITIOV.
Ill Vildllliili lo Hi. ' VV.'II. Piiniim Will
lie -oil. I .
The artesian well on the exposition ground
IB going down toward the bow els of the
earth at a rapid tale A depth of ! )00 ) feet
linn been icnihrd and no delay has ensue 1
Blnce the lools wore recovered labl week.
It IK anticipated tli.'H n lieavy How of waler
will be hit nek within the ncxl 100 feet.
\n errouioUH Impression Foonis lo prevail
regarding what is expected of Uils well.
Humor aboiil lovvn hah it tint the water
fiupply of the cxpobltlon depends upon this
hole In Ihe ground. Nothing could be fui-
Ihcr fioni the fact. While the well will he
of immense benefit in the way of a vvatei
fiiippl } , and while other wells will piobably
be sunk In the event thai n good How If
secured In the lirnt one } el Ihoio uie atliir
rcBouiccb vvhlrli will be called upon in
tuppllng the immense iiuantllles of water
which will be required
It Is itulmnted lhat for tlin lagoon alone
there will h- about 1,000.000 gallons of water
reiUlied | even dav. No well could be e\-
pcctel to hiippl } Hiib quaintly of water , and
the weli row being Mink will nol be celled
upon for any s-iich imp hilble fe.il Prep
arations ale being made for two othoi
means of upl | } . Iloth contemplate pump
ing water from theMis oiirl river. lly
one plan It Is proposed lo r/iin / > trucl a line
of pipe , from the liver to the eael end
of the lagoon and pump the- water by mean ;
of centrifugal pumps into the lagoon , allovv-
11ng II to How out gradu illy thiough tin-
hov.er at the west end of the main court
Anrtner plan Is to pump the vvnler from the
cast end cif Cut Off lake and pump It from
the vvci < t end Inlo pipes which will car.'y
11 to Hie cast end of Hie lagoon Whether
th a plan will be agreed to by Ihe propoity
enviiPtf along Cul Off lake has1 not } cl been
determln. . d. If the'y objccl the water will
be taken from Ihe river. The pumps and
oilier macrlii'ry nece-hary to carry thccte
plans into offecl have been offeird lo the
exposition maiiaKeinent free , as c\liIbilH. and
either plan will entail but little expense.
Tor Hre protection to protect the bulldingti
of the exposition , Ihe water company's s } -
tem will hn called upon. The aite.slan well
will bc > utill/.cd foi display purposes and for
drinking water , and fcr supplvlng the bulld-
ingci if the ciuanlily If. biilllcicni.
\\OUKS MOKIY : > S TIIV.V OM : .
11 u I'll Tor Oiniiliii.
The Micccss of the Nebraska delegation
In landing the isns meeting of the National
League of He-publican Clubs was the subject
of gencT.il dl eu t.leini on the directs } ester-
day when It became known thai Iho icconi-
tnendatlon of the committee on location ,
endorsing Omaha , had been adopted by the
convention. All icports coming ftom De
troit were to the effect that excellent walk
had been done by thu delegation and the
inemberfa of Ihe delegation were Mghly
rniium ndt'd on nil sides for the diplomacy
cllspla.ved.
The comments on the rebiilt of the meetIng -
Ing of the national
league In Omaha were
along JiKst two liiirb One was purely polit
ical mid Hie other wab concerning the effect
up n tlio 1'Mio.sltli'ii. It was conceded that ,
as a political move , the meeting will be
most effective nnd lt effect will be far-
reaching throughout this entire hectlon. As '
to the effect upon Ihe exposition , U was
agreed that the meeting will bring to this | 1
city tlioub.uulH of visitors fiom nil over tlie
country , men who will patronlre the expo-
Mtliii and advertlM- i'\teiihivcdy upon theli
re"urn to tlulr hoinci'
Among lepubllrans , especially , the feeling
of H'joicttig w.ib niiiMt nolle e.tlde. Lul citi
zens without legard to
party adulations e\-
pussed tlie guutest gratltiejti'iii lhal the
long llnl of national conventions had linen
Im leaded by Ihe iiddllii nof n galhi ring
so large ue the imllonul leagiu' .
i in : ISTIO\ : .
Itlvnl t'nMiM-sxIiHiMlri'N lii * < ToKi'lli a
mill settle Tlu-lr llllli > ii > ii < > i > N
Pavld R Smith , assistant comml > sloncT of A
the Cliinene section of the Tunainljuhalppl
Kxposltlon , and Hong Sling , the c-oneesblon-
aK > for the ChlniRe village , held a c-onf r-
enre In thl city \Vedncsdiiy and
adjuntod their rrlatlonn un an omle-
nblo IIIIS'M They stated that the
reports In the
Chicago papers re-
girding tin- trouble biineeu tin m had been
greyly \.ignerateil i nnd had little foumla
( ion In fact That there had brin a slight
dltllcully thrv did not donj. hut they agreed
In having that nothing MTOU ! liad exlsteil I
and even til had been rcwnvevl and they
" .uHild not roulllct in the future
Mr Smith mated that the functions of the
Chinese commissioner and the concessionaire
of the Phlnrap vlllago were so entire ! } dlf-
frruit that t litre was iviilly no occasion for
nny dltugroomcnl He t > < lcl an iinderstaiib'-
Ini ; had been rebelled wh'cli ' would obvUtu
ell future dllllculty. Iloth men left for the
cnst yesterday ,
S'l'IM , TIIIJV CO > TIM I ! TO ( Ml Mi : .
C'olM i-ll line tilili-i ) | o Hit * l.lht
I'or % ! \i'nr.
Another Important convention has been
ailde-d lo the nlrctid } lung list of national
IIM | | < W wlilrfi will make Omaha their iiun > : -
I.TJJ pluce for U9S. The Amc-'U'an Atsocla-
tlun of AK'Iriilturul Colleges and 1'xjurl-
rni'D'al ' H Tit long In the lant gjii.rrlng to fu
up in Oin lM an In mertlng place for next
yai Th'n a ockitlon 1 row In setslon In to
MiniifoeMilli and the pUee for 'he- next meet-
INK wad ted cc ted ji tordaj Siiporlntend-
cm l' W Taylor of tlin | ) i-paritnent of Ex
liil.iifi ni the jtir ltion u in attindanio at
UK. iM'rnnK , and It UBI iJi Hy through hti
tff - i 4 n itrj ty the . | HT Nel > r4iika dele-
Th "ci a' t'B Miee'ii.g of thin UK (
h 1 < i < vO. all of the
L-int ; ! > r fe ilunal mvu , many of he
them being accompanied by their wlve > 5 and
fcmlllr The aesdlnns continue several days.
The Duplex Typewriter company of lien
Molnrci hut applied for space for an exhibit
of machines.
Vice President C. Harrison Parker of
Louisiana writes lo the expedition manage
ment that Louisiana will make an exton-
slvo and creditable exhibit of agricultural
and manufacturing resources and the native
woods of the stale.
An Kngllsh syndicate of brewers hat )
opened negotiations with the Department of
Concessions for the privilege of operating
ait old Kngllnh Inn , similar to the "White
Hor.'o Inn , " which acquired mich popularity
at the World's fair.
Thu $200.000 mark In the cash payment
ou exposition Block Is being rapidly ap
proached. Ytslerday the total cash pay
ments amounted to JlflS.lOO , or within $ l.ruO
of the peal which must be reached before
Urn state appropriation of $100,000 is avail
able.
able.The
The secretary of the American Suffolk
I < 'lock Hrglster association writes from At
lantlc. In , to Inquire about the provlKlons
to be made for the accommodation of breed-
era of standard sheep. He says the members
of the onclety will m.ikr a fine exhibit If
BUitable arrangement ! ; arc made.
Montgomery , Ward & Co of Chicago arc
negotlallng with the * Department of Exhibits
for space for a 1 iilldlng which Is lo ccst
J.1.000 They propose to exploit their wares
In a ralher novel manner by means of a
magic lantetn They also ask for permission
to operate a ho'KOlcm ca rhige , their si he me
being to carry people about the grounds
free of charge.
V'asslly Kbell. the Uu'tjian coinmfcsloner
of the Transmls lssippl Hxpo'ltlon has re-
reived a loiter from an old schoolmate In
St Petersburg , who states thai thu Intel na
tional Exposition of Posters , now open In
St. Petersburg un ler the 4iu plctH and pat-
roi'ago of her Imperial lilglini' . , the prin
cess of Oldenburg , Is particularly lacking
IT Amcilcan pastels The name and ad-
dre'ss of Mr. ibcU'H : friend who Is general
becrctaiy nf the exposltlrti Is Pane Mar-
toiau , 21) ) Hue dis ( iraniles imrlc : . Any
American producer of the prster style of
commercial art can thus secure attention
from the Hu.ssl.in public.
Tno MlKlit > Coiilliu'iilM ,
North and Smith Amcilcn besides Citiate-
mala. the West Indies. Austnlla. and even
Europe , are the fields of usefulness In which
Hosteller's Stomach Hitters has demon
strated Its value BB an antldole to malaria ,
and as a reined } for dvspppsla , constlpntloii
rheumatism , neuralgia , biliousness , nerv
ousness and loss of appetite and sleep
The Inhabitants , the medical men of the
countries , have spoken in no uncertain tone-
concerning the elllcacy of the great house
hold remedy. _
HoiiU'Hi'cKi'rs' i\ciirsloii.
On Julv0 Till : MISSOURI PACIFIC
UAIhWAV will sell tickets to pointfi in the
South and Southwest at one fore plus $2.00
for the round tilp. Tor iate-8 , land pamph-
li'ti. etc. . write or call al cliy olllces. N. K.
f.'or. 13th A : Farnam Sis , Omaha , Neb.
J O PIin.MPPI , T. V. GODFREY ,
A. G F. it P. A. P. & T. A.
c A. St. I'niil
II n 11 no > .
A long list of excursion points to which
round trip tickets will be sold at great ! } re
duced rate's The condllii ns for summer
louiiHls weie never moie liberal limn lliobe
for Ibis beCFon. For full infoimation as to
routes , rates , limits , selling dati's. etc . np
ply at the ell } tlpkcl ollice , ISO I Farnam st
F. A. NASH.
General Western Agent
ins AVAHM.VC iii7cTivii : ) TOO I.ATI : .
Irrestnl \ VlilliItiMiilliiK on Vilvli'i' to
Yesterday morning when A. M. Sheets of
David Clt } was at tlio postolllee , and wljle ho
was in the very act of reading a communl-
cation in which he was given a tip to leave
the city to escape capture , he was nabbed by
Detectives Savage , Dempse } and Hudson , and
placed under arresl He is wanted In David
City ou the chaigc of bistardy.
Sheets has been i lesideiit of David City ,
whcro he ran a saloon. His wife left him a
.vear ago last February and went to Hutle ,
Mont After her deparluro ho took up with
a girl whnso name he sas is Kalle Sailor.
About wl.x weeks npo her condition became
such thai ho skipped Hie town to avoid the
consequences. He came lo Ibis clly aboul
Ivvo weeks ago and has been living at a
Dodge slrcet holel under an assumed name.
He lias been employed on Ihe e.xposilion
ground : ; .
The police were asked several days ago
to u a tch for him. The detectives waited for
him to call for ? nail at tlie postolllcu and xvere
on hand when lie went there Uils morning.
Ho had just received a letter mailed from
Lincoln , In which ho was advised to leave or |
h would bo arrested. The writer said that t I
ho knew what was "going on" lu the case I
The coiiiniuiilcatlon was not signed , hut as.
It wan npiiaiently written on k-K.il paper It
l bellcvd that some attache of the police
( Icpaitinent of David City gave the tip.
Arnold's Fliomo Celery cures headaches.
10 , 23 and 50 cents. All druggists.
Tim UMO.t PACIFIC.
The Only Dining Cur Itoiitc.
OMAHA TO PACIFIC COAST.
Till : UNION 1'ACIKIC , '
It Is the only direct line to San Franchco ,
and makes 12 HOURS QUICKRH TIME to
San Krancisco than any other line. Call
at cltr ticket omcc , 1302 Karnam st.
.
To u i-N III tin * Itoi-U } Mountain.- ! .
Thn "Scenic Line of tlie World , " the Den-
\CT K. Ulo Orando railroad , offers to tourists
In Colorado , Utah and New Mexico the
choicifit icftorls , anil to the transcontinental
traveler the KrawUn bccnery. The direct
line to Ciinplo Creek , the greatest
camp ou ejrtli. Double dally train service
with llnoiigh Pullman sleepers and lomltts'
exits between Denver and San Francisco and
I. < os Angeles.
Write S K. Hooper , 0. P. & T. A. . Denver ,
Colorado for illustrated
, descriptive pam-
phletH.
Tioriiii : roil MM. c.\itniit.
I'lirc'r ( o \\lii Illicit Ills \ \ 'll'n
V Ili'i'lliins
C'arder yesterday complained to
the police lhat Wedncfday her husband
tried to cut her throat with a razor. She
as that a week ago lie atsaulted her with
crowbar These two cases were consldcted
good giounds fora prosecution and tlietefore
waiiani for Caidi-r'n arrt-n cm the charge
if nKioult and buttery was Issued. Iloth
parties aid colored
Carder has a hard reputation. Hoa \
Rent to the
penitentiary for a } e-ar foi
ehlil.-en Kteallnr ; and finished his hfiitcnre
some moiitlm ago .Mrs. Carder refused lo at
mo with him und over Hits Hie trouble
betweer tlm couple arose. Carder rented
house next door to her at 1117 C'ass
btuet and has been tilnR to effect a recon
ciliation. He atlemplcd to uccnmplUli it
with an axe tome time ago and was ane&ted ,
&
U heal i cvciihing except a broken heart
nm > bo laid of lie WlttV Witch Hazel Halve' '
I'llos and renal dl.nai.es , cuts , burns
bruises , tetter , eczeiui and all akin doubles of
tiny tie cured by it quickly aim iH.r.
tunienlly
'I ' lir I.iiir-Mlillniui limit , .
Is the onlj line running through broad
gauKtfllceperr , and chair ears between Deli
'
ver and I'npulc c'-e'ck.
It reach'- . all points
in the Cilpplo Cieek dlstiict.
LOW OM-\V.\Y ; 'KITHS
' ! .11) ) I > nlnu linn , C.
Via the
Durlingion route ,
S
( a east or an } of the abo\o Jow-r.itc days
and > ou * av enough to cover all tbelii-
cldental . - .
-
UM--IIKIJ. of
travcl--brth In
sice .
-
IIIB car. mc-altf , irainfeis. etc. .
St'o lickft aKem'M' \ > Karnam st. .
or write
'
J I'lancis jj. l . \ , QmntUi Ncb >
l.nul ) lU-turiiH In Oliin. X.
While In tlu .
.iij '
today , -
t-n-t'Ity Council-
-
nmn Jol.r. i.tml > sei-ilu.l his Jl-rui-uld 0
i-nn
He will Ink. him la. K lu 0il ! < und place
him in UK .u. > iu | j , f friends t Cntchucton
;
Lemlj and . vvif , M-paialdi L.
. und > lnit it.n , MI * Umly Ims sonic married time
ib'uln Lem } i fufced to tulle
Inii-iiii'aa affairs. Huwncr. he Uenlcl tlmt and
hud -.bltc-a Cuba , as jfad been , rciortci , .
KANSAS EDITORS IN TOWN
Editorial ] , ] Association Spends Half a Day
Looking Over tin Oity.
TAKING TRIP TO THE NORTH SIGHT SEEING
Pencil I'lKliiTM from Ilic SiiHllim or
Stall' llaiiiiui'lcil nnd .Muili * to
t < < ! at Iliinic In tlic
Porly members of the N'orth Central Kan
sas IMItorlal a.voclntlon were the yuista of
Omaha justerday afternoon. They arrived in
thu city at 1 o'clock , anil entered \la Webster
street station. They occupied a couple of
cars on the Missouri 1'aclflc's c.x-
Iirchs , and were met at the station by a
numerous delegation from the Commercial
cluli and the Transinl.sslSJlpiH
'Ihe party was escorted to Six-
leiiith and WcbMci streets , where a train
of gaily decorated trolley cars was In wall
ing. The visitors were taken directly to the
Commercial club , where there were mote
Omahans waiting to extend a he-arty wcl-
CIHIIO lo them.
After Iho formality of Introductions , the
visiting editor. ) and their nivea nnd
Icrs weru hidden to an elaborate lunch. Due
long table occupied the central portion of
two of thu parlors , and .ilutii this were
rcated thu guests and a dozc.il prominent
citizens.
After the last course had been served and
dl | tjsEil of , IMward Itnseuator arose from
hlb Beat nt the head of the long table and
opened the pcdt-pramHal exerclsta. He bade
a hearty \velcomu to the ncwsjiaper folks
from the Sunllower state and told them that
thuro should bo no formality about the oc
casion , adillng that It was no drct-vKUll af
fair. He told the \lsltors that they were
the representatives of the greatest profes
sion In the world todiy , memuert > of a pro-
Icv.slon that had done more than an > other
uiio factor for the advancement of clvllira-
tion. He ai-.sured the * visiting journalists
from Kan&ati that the men and woniui en
gaged in a similar line of work extended to
them through him a most cordial welcome.
AX OLD MAI' OK KANSAS.
Mr. Hcteewater . ? aid that In his library ho
had an old volume In which tlie domain
of Kansas ( . ' \londe,1 from Its present south
ern border to 1'ugtt .sound , and In which
thu name of the .slate nas t-.pelled with the
letter "t. " lie called attention to the fact
that the .same act had ghcn the right of
htaltbjoJ to botli the states of Kuiinau and
N'ebrahka. Ho believed that thu citizens
of both states were now earnestly working
for one common object , namely : the up
building of tlie west , 'lulb was the th-iiif
ot the TratidmUtiissipi-i Imposition , which
was to be held in Omaha next jear.
Hefore introducing President Wattles of
thu expedition director } to npeak of the
i\pcfiltlon , Mr. Itosjvvater Invited the \lsi-
t > .is to The llee building and expressej the
hopd that Omaha would occupy a prominent
place in the reminiscences of their northern
trip after they had relumed to Kansas.
I'rebldent Gurdon W. Wnttka ot the ex
position directory then brit-io i expanded to
the toast. 'The TianomUwisslppI Hxporii-
lion. " Ho told the visitors that there had
been groning in tli In city for .several months
past an enteipilto that meant more to the
u..stein coMitiy than anything tiiat hail
ever happened , lit told of the origin of the
exposition idea In the TransmUblsaippl con-
guth , and recited Its progress since that lime.
lla bald that the big &lun\ would be ot an
International character , and told of the aid
that had already been secured for it. Ho
said it was unfortunate that ihc & . < ito of
Kaiuas did not last u later make an appro
priation | for an exhibit here next jear , but
lie lelied confidently on the cities of the
state to help out , and was certain that thu
products of what was probably the greatest
agricultural state in the union would be dis
played to the auvantage and advertisement
of the ctate. Ho looked to the editors of
northern Kansas for substantial aid in ad
vertising the exposition , and the applause
lhat followed his remaiKs seemed to come ad
a guaranty that the advertisement of the
exposition in tiio press of northern Kansas
would not bo lacklog.
VISIT THI : iini : IIUIL.UIXG.
The company dispersed and the majority
took advanlago of the opportunity to visit
The lice building The visitors were shown
through the gjeal newspaper plant by Mr
Hosewater , and returned to the Commercial
club in time to meet a special train of trolley
cats that was In waiting for a trip through
an 1 absut the city. The start was made
shortly after 3 o'clock , and the llret run
was out to Haiuuom park. A s'op of a half
hour was made there , during which time the
visitors lat slioiled through the shaded walks
and found the Inviting nooks most agieeable
tetrcat.s from thu warm suntlilnc.
The cars were boarded again , and the train
speeded thiough the pi mcipal business portion
tliA of the city up to the exposition grounds.
Another stop of a half hour was made there ,
while President Wattles took the party
through the grounds and explained the at
tractions . that would be placed there ere
another year should roll around.
After another trip through tlie sections of
the city not previously seen the visitors were
taken to the Webster street station. There
they entered two special cars In waiting for
them , well pleated with their afternoon's
pleasures In the exposition city.
Tno can > occupied by the visitors wore ap-
pioprlately decoiated with gieat bunches
of Immense Minllowers. On each side of one
car appealed a banner with this device.
"Xorth Central Kansas Udltorial associa
tion. " As they departed the editors gave
tliico rousing cheers for Omaha , and it was
patent to the most casual observer that
they had had a gcod time. Their last annual
exclusion was taken through the far west ,
Hit. longest slop being made at Salt I.aKc
Cltj. Many of the delegates expressed a re
gret ycsteiday that the > had delayed so long
about Irf-pcctlng a city of greater attract
ions MI much nearer thflr own homes.
Ol'T FOIl A GOOD TI.M1J.
The Xorth Central Kansas IMItorlal as-
soclation Is the * oldest oiganl/atlon of Its
Kind In that state. It was established In
ISS4. and liaf. been doing active work ever
since. The membership includfo 100 edl-
torn An annual trip for the education of
the members linn been a feature of the as
sociation jilrice Its Inception. This year the
trip It toward the north. The btait was
mid6 Wednesday from Atchlson. Ycst.idaj
alternoon was tvpeiit in Omaha , after the ex
ercise at the Commercial club the visltorn
being ( Hcortcd to the principal points of In
terest of the city by a delegation of Un
commercial rlub. The purty lift lieu-
C Ifi o'clock In a special oar over
tlio Chicago , St Paul .Minneapolis & Omaha
lailroad , in charge of Traveling Passenger
Agent Mniphy , for St. Paul. Tlu-ro the
Kann-ia oil It 01 H will be the guests of the St.
Paul Comircrcial club until Monday.
AB the gues-tb of the Chicago , Milwaukee
. St. Paul railroad the party will thin
tulvo u trip to Milwaukee and later to Chi
cago. It is expected that the entire trip
will be made in tin days. All the membem
the party appearetl extremely happy jca-
tcrday. The } stated that they had a
plensant trip bo far along the route , and
anticipated a contlnuaiae of pleasure until
thiy reached the end of their journey. There
cun be no doubt about the state fiom which
the mcmbeis hail , ILH each one wears a
mammoth tiinltiiwir on the lapel of his
coal or attached to her shirtwaist.
The following in the pel tonne ] of the and
part } C. W. Landib. president. Oyborne ,
tJuf Li Snyder , s > tre ary , Cawlu-r ( "I y ; M f > the
W. 1 aiull' . 0 borne ; It W. Std ) r , i aw her }
City , II. I. . Strother and wife , Abilene ; Peter and
Kovgaurd. Gteenlcaf ; K S. Itlce , Smith
Center. Hattie WlUon , Ileloll ; C II Sawer
and wlte Scattpvllle , It R Vaughn and
wlf > > , Mankato , Mrs. M. A. Matson , Sallna ,
Canie Mntajn. Sallna ; John R Lane and Ida
I.ane , .Monitor ; II. C. Wilson and I.ouls city.
Wilton.VatiTvllle ; Keoige I.itsinger , He- tlh |
publle Cliy ; L. 0. Humbarger , Abilene ; tive
George K. Wright and wife Gl fcco ; Mm C they
. Knapp , Hllej ; I. W Parks and Giace Ing
Park * , llelolt ; Clinton J Moore , Oketo ; J.
KalrJ and wife. Cuba. Mit-e Mary HUhop ,
Junction Cltv , C 1) Hotnbeck Ilrookvllle ;
James I'ont'us ' anl wife Wanblngton , A
Miller Cll'ton ' , rharles K Stlts pas-
tenser and tlr-Kct agei.t Atchteon , Hraliuid
Allison. St Louis gvi.eral advi-rtulng agtiit ,
Walter Townsend , St. Louts , all of tht- east
.Missouri 1'aclflc rulltoad ,
IIAII , TIIK rsoi.Dinits ritr.r. .
llnllroiidx llonnt * I'tiRniiKP from
Oniiilin 1 Clilc'iiuo.
The Twenty-seconit. regiment of Uncle
Sam's infantry , stationed at Tort Crook , will
participate In the parade and exercises of
the unveiling of tbi John A. Logan monument
ment In Chicago on Thursday next. July 22.
The precnre of the ) local tronpi In the
World's Fair city on this gala occasion ban
been made pot-siblcr tjy the liberality of the
four Omaha-Chicago railroad lines.
Tor over a montn past the committee on
arrangements of thi > unveiling of the I-ogan
monument has been working energetically to
Bicure- the attendanto of the Twenty-second
iCKliucnt there on Thursday next It was
found that there wan not fiilllclcnt money In
till exchequer lo pay for the tran'portatlon
of the troops from here nnd Uncle Sam refused -
fused to asnlM In the financial proposition.
The Omaha Chicago lines we c appealed to
and there wat ? a meeting of reprrseiifillves
jj"e thp lines In this eitj last week. Hcprr
fentatlvcs of the army were pre ent , and
stated that the Twenty-second regiment
would like the trip , but could lint a fiord the
expetne. At this meeting It was agreed to
offer a rate for the round trip of 1 cent n
mile Then It was learned that the com
mltteeroiild not afford that much expense
There was a hazily called meeting of the
railroad men in Chloago Wednesday Ilrp
risentatlvts of the Itock Island , the Mil
waukee , tlie Northwestern and the Din ling-
ton , attended the meeting , nnd agreed to
help out the affair by transporting the trivoji
fiom this city to Chicago free of cha'ge
That's how It happrns that the soldier lm > n
from here will march in parade over In the
big town ncvt Thursday LnrU rallroa 1 men
state that the gift of this transportation is
one of the mist magnanlni'us ad" ever per
formed by ne-stern r llrnail . Ii.ich of the
four lines lins agreed tn cairy not more than
Kill Buldlirs. It Is expected tint there will
Im | about fiOO men go over , and the numbci
will be equally divided among the four roul.i.
Tlio troops will le-avc hire on Wednesdiy ,
Jtllv 21. on tegular trains. The private" ! will
be laKrn over In chair cars , while stain'ar I
.sleepers may be provide ! for the ollloe s If
tlili laltcr dtRlre to pay cash for the superior
sleeping arrangements. The local passenger
atenls of the four lines will divide the bu.d- .
ne-Ei. and attend to the details of the
transpoitatlnn of tinmen. .
TUO stTi's AtiAfwr TIM : \VAII.\SII.
llnsliiiiiil mill \ VKctMiiK for Hem j
MlllMlllil'- " .
Ilcnrv AH.vdei and his wife , Mrs. Hattie -
tie Ilyder , lutli holng cltl/.Piis of Arizona
ha hi ought suit in the district court of
th county against the Wabish Hallway com
piny ( for damigos alleged to have been re
ceived In a wreck on that road. Separate
petitions ar filed in each case , It being al
leged in both that Ujder and his wife wtre
passengeri ! on a Wnbash train September
ISO ! ! , en route from the west to Chicago
18Ki Is alleged that when the train was neai
Kingsbuty , Ind. . abo.it fl o'clock In the nlor'i-
ing of tli" day mentioned , it collided will
another train and both of the plaintiffs were
"oveiely injured. Hder claims that he was
Injtlied about the hack , side and head , anil
still suffers from severe dl/y spells , which
arc atlrlbiitcd to these injuries. Mnj. Hyder
rlaiir.s to have bpi'ti permanent ) } Injurei
about the hips , and alleges that one of Iiei
legs Is shorter than the other as a lesult
of her Injuries. Ryder sues for $10.000 dam
ages and $1.000 for medical attendance and
other expenses of himself and wife , and Mrs
Hvder silts for $2.1,000.
liijori-il.
Cliarles Ulwards a section labortr In the
employ of the Union Pacific , is al St Joseph i-
hospllal , Ibis elly , with the uppei portion
of his body crushed In. His breast is baill }
crushed , ho Is Injtlied Internally and his
condition It , legarded us critical. He was
employed In a gam ; of workmen on a gravel
train on-the Union Pacific. Whiles the tr.ii'i
was being few itched at Silver Creek Wodn , , daj
he attempted to climb up on one ot the cars
Ho slipped , fell and WHS caught between
the car And a stock chute. IIu was crushed
and injured internally. He was brought to
St. Joseph's hospital late thai afternoon.
'
Colonnlit Mlillniiil
XRW YORK. July 15 A meeting of the
bondholders' committee of the Colorado Mid
land Railroad company was held at the
ollice of the Central Tniit company today
lo r' Holder the adoption of the plin and
agreement of reoiganizatloii. Final arlion
was deferred for one week owing to the
absence of several largo bondholders who
are on the numbers' committee. It is con-
Bldcted likely that at the next meeting the
plan as formulated will be adopted.
Not ln ( 'i-i'iiMl ( lii II. A. I ) ,
XRW YORK , July 15. C. II Kcstcr of J
P. Morgan & Co. , made a statement today
deiilng absolutely ths report that his firm
had been negotiating with Speyer & . Co
for a reorganization of the Haltlmorc &
Ohio railway. Speyer & Co. , who represent
the foreign holdeis of the Pltlsburg i : Crii- ;
ncllsville bonds , would neither olllrm noi
deny the repot t. Tlie } flmply said Ihcre was
no news In connection wllh thu matter.
riirlNtliiu ; \ inTriivfl. . .
A well known railroader of this clly has
been figuring on the number ot passengers
that were given an opportunity to see
Omaha's union depot during the thrte das
of the westward movement of Christian Rn-
deavorcrs. He has based his estimate on
tlie number of cars reported for each road
during that busy season by Depot Master
Hancy. Ills estimate is as follows : Union
Pacific , C,500 ; Hurlington , 3,800 ; Rock Island ,
li.OOO ; total , 12,300.
To UrorKlllil/f II. .V O.
riALTIMORR , July 10. It Is asserted here
today that J. P. "Morgan & Conn/any and
Specr & Company of Xew York are nego
tiating with a view of agieejng upon a plan
looking to the early icorganUatlon of the
Haltlmorc & Ohio railway , sstem.
ii > > < ittN mill I'fM'NoiinIN.
Ailhur II. Smith ot the Hurlington has gone
to Boston.
Central \grnl Hall of tlio L-Jekawarina
passenger department is In town from
Hurrah )
J. V. Callahan , general western patoenger
agent of the Xlckel Plate , Is In the city
booming Ills new train service cast from
Chicago.
( Jtneral Passenger Agent Iluchanan of the
Rlkhoin has lelnrnid from a trlj ) to Iloi p.
Sp.'ings , S 1) ) . , where lie paitlclpated in the
meetings of the medical association of the
lllack Hills.
The olllco of General Manager Hldwell of
tln > Rlhhorn ha * born transformed Into an of
exhibit of Xebraako' agricultural products.
The samplcii sent in from various points G.
along the Rlkhorn arn sulllclent proof that
tills season's cropw will be sallafactory.
Wetiterii railroads have agreed on the fol
lowing reduced lateu : Fare and a third for
tlie round trip lo Central City. Neb. . July
2S-SO. Xehraika conference of tlio Rpworth
le-ague ; one faro for the round trip from }
points within 1001 mllra of Geneva , Neb
August 10 , reunloni and log-rolling of the
Modern Woodmen.
Krr < > Alli'iiiliint' .Heri ! < < , liriinil C'iii > of
trill snilloii , > IM > 1 nr I. .
The B } stem of uniformed attendants , es The
tablished by the /Xew York Central , at }
Grand Central station , Xew York City , last here
spring , lias grown as popular with the trav
eling public a the "famous Rmplre State ex
press It supplies a long felt want , and Is
ei tally appreciated by strangers and ladles
traveling alone The < orps of red-capped at
tendants has u'cenlly been greatly Increased , to
tliry are now found In every part of bold
Grand Central station ; at tlie entrances to
waiting rooms , ready to aislst you from
our carriage , and thow } ou to the train , blnro
at the platforms of all arriving trains , the
prepared to carry jour luggage , summcn a
carriageor dlrecl } 0 to the elevated or
surface lined of railway that radiate from *
Grand Central Flatten to all parts of ( he city
. This ni-rvlco Is absolutely free. Xo bo
are neceniar } The attendants are ac
and Intelligent ; polite and well posted ; tlmo
speak several languages , and are walk- Don't
encyclopedia .
lie
CIT HATii !
\ la lloi'K iNlnnil lliiule.
Chicago , one way } 9 25.
Pcoria one way $925.
low rates to all points ter
of Chicago iioon
City ticket ollice , 1323 Farnain etrcet. cant-
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT
Prisoners Oroato Soma Excitonunt in Oouit
by Discharging Their Attorney ,
KASTNERS W.LL BE TRIED FOR MURDER
t'lillor Jinlttc llrllcvr * There In S
tic I flit CniiNe lo llolil II rf vn it n n I
for Ihc Kllllim of 1'ollee-
in a u TliMlrmiut.
Yesterday Police Judge Gordon held tlio
three Kastners , Joseph , the father and
August and l.o u Li , the two ions , to tlie dis
trict c'ouit without ball for the murder of
Police Olllccr Tlc.U-inan on the morning of
June 9 al llemy Ncltton's A loon , Thirtieth
and Spauldlng streets. 11 was only a few
mlnuic's before 12 o'clock when iho pre
liminary hearing was concluded , after n ses
sion lasting three duvtt.
As was anticipated , the examination closed
with the 1'iul of the state's cute , mi defeliee
being trade. The Hiding of the hearing ,
however , was quite startling and e.xclMng ,
especially In contrast vvlih the manner In
which It had dragged during the previous
two das. It was marked In the discharge
by the Kasiners ot ihelr allot nc } , J. W.
Kller , who had been handling the case , and
thu empoment ! of another lawer , A. S.
Hltchlc.
When Uller finished M' croco eximliutlon
of the rope expert and Plate witness , Hlce ,
whom he had on the stand all Wednesday
afternoon and \ivtci day. he announced
that he wna under orders to sever tils con
nection with the CROC , and therefo'e he would
go no further. Incidentally saving tint he
had tried tti'3 case so far accoidlng to the
dictates ot his own conscience He ( Hated
that he knew as much of the case at the be
ginning of the preliminary hearing as at Its
conclusion and that he was confl lent thai
with his defense he could clear Ills clients
without going to the dlstrlcl court , but that
acting under o derm of bin clients he In-
tcnik'd to throw up the ccue at once > . Then
the new attorney fo- the defendants , A S
Hltchle , arcie and .Miggi&ted that it Kller
knew t-o much It mlghl IIP well for him to
try to convince the court. Kller jtimpel
to hia feet and excitedly cried pointing to
Ritchie :
COUHT TAKHS A HAND
"Let this gentleman , who ' -ivelgled him
self line llu' case when he Knew nothing
about It. attend to It now. "
"I have as much rlglil to be cmploed m
a criminal case in thLs count } as } ou have "
rejoined Hltchle
The court Interfered before the squabble
went any further , but Hllcr lefused to make
any argument. Hltchle then nude ; i frw
remarks to the effect tliat the evidence In
the c'asc was all circumstantial and was
insulnVlent to hold the deft inlun's Judge
Gordon howevei , found thai there WHS
piobalde cause thai the defendants wtir
the guilty panic's and therefore held UKIII
to the district court without bill T ic >
pilsoneis were leinaiided to tlie eountv jail
until Iheir Irlal ut the September leim of
court.
The dilllculty between tl'etwo la.vvoiiu ! 1
existed slnne the beginning of the i I'-e Hoili
were retained , but llnall } Hller got the cas
The KaslnccS ) became difsatislli'd wi.li h in
how eve1" , especially after his le lions ora-
cxamlnatlou yittcrda > afternoon Ov , tin s
were agiln made to Hltchle. who had been
in attendance during tlie he.irim ; On in- ,
advice they determined lo waive Iheir Uglit
to a defeiKe. Ellcr lii = Isted lint vvitli In- ,
defen o he could have cleared them on the
preliminary hearing.
iilcr also had a row with the police } es-
tcrday. lie was consulllng with the de-
frndants and tried to have an outride [ ir.npnl
at the conversation. The police Inte-rfeied
and a spirited colloquy ensued belwecn Uiem
and the attorney. Judge Goidon llnall } In-
slRtrd that Hllor could only lalk with the
nrlsoneis alone.
The entire morning was taken up with
the crocs examination of Hope Kxperl nice
It had been begun Wednesda } at 2 30 o'clock
and continued until adjournment at G 17
The e.xperl was required to tcsllfy regal ding
each and every piece of rope in evidence
The rcsull was pointless , il lie-coining evi
dent Hi it the examination was for the pur-
poho of delay Kller Insisted eaily in the
afternoon that he otighl to have a post
ponement that he might examine1 the ropes ,
but failed to get It.
HOPI3S IN KVIDCNCK.
Yesterday the attorney came armed wltl
a quantlt } of lope ami a number of sai ki-
I'or the pirpo = e of tenting the expeitius
tlio witness , he requited him to
tluse with the sacks and rcpe In erldene
Klee did not get tangled , und in fa <
strengthened the case of the state FI
Instance , be was handed two ropes thai we <
exactly alike apparently , one being li
evidence and tlie other belonging In the at
torney. He showed thai the material In the
ropEVi were different and tint the imnu
farturo was dlffe'ent. In the ca e of twi
sack * , thus compared he allowed thai tlie r
? li ipes on one were woven in and Hi SD on
llic oilier were stamped.
It was cvldenl also from the crciis-examina
lion that it was the purpose of the defen c
to tthow thai dupllcitrg of the rope am
ailts found In the taloan could hc > discoverci
In any part of the city. lly his evidence
however , Hlco completly shattered this objccl
"They don't make much fu.'H about it. "
Wo are' speaking of De Will's Little Han' }
Klcera. the famous little pills for constipa
tion , bllloiisne.ss and all stomach and liver
troubles. They eiever gripe.
SlfillN Mil * Shlll4Kli > s.
Some days ago "Sloppy" Smllli was ar
rested for trying to pick pockets at Hlver-
vicvv park on the Fourth of July during the
celebration there. Aficr being held se-veral
das ho was sentenced lo the sliect gang
for thirty das. On the Hame day he wan
heavily shackled und bent out. Although
his chains would barely allow him lo holih !
along , he succeeded In running awa } from
Overseer Gibson. Wednesdiy Gibson folinil
the shackle's In a Rhed al Smllh's home , the
piisonor having had them filed from Ills
IrKH. Gllison IJ.IK swoin out a complaint of
petty larceny against Smith , clmiglng him
with stealing the slnckks.
reci
Vlllliltlc Cllj S | , . ( . | Hi
Train .Vo. 10. leaving Chicago dally at ; i voli
m. via the IPcnnsylvanla Llnra has sleepIng - aci
Ing cars , Chicago to Pitiaburg and Puts- ilia
huig to Atlantic City. Thai notel seashoie' '
retort Is re'ached at half past 0 the s coinl
morning after leaving Chicago. Get details
Thomas H. Thorp , Iraveling Tl
asc-nt. Omaha , Neb. , or H. It. Dering , A plo'
. P. agent , 2IS South Clark street , Chicago fun
Judi
.Si-rloiiN Cluirnr AKiiliiMt n llrollii'i' . i-uld
JamcH M. Knapp of Hast Omahce has Ue M
accused his own brother Israel M. Knapp , of by Iho i
Norlh Omaha , of having commltlc'd a ami
crlmlual nflKiult njion his , the former's , 1.1- liM
car-old daughter , and tinlartler'ii nlycc1 , reu1
Kiniiia Knapp. A complaint WUH died jih- pi oi
sum
terday In police court agaliibt thu
accused m n. 'Ihe name of the complaining
witneti that appears on Mil * paper Is that
the glrl'ii mother , the father nol wit'li- fl
g lo make the- charge against lite br < tlier. re-si '
Kimppt , have lived In thlfl vicinity for atrc
cai and are well known. Jaim has been by
for tvvcnl-clghl and Isrjel for Ivventy- bycn
sevcn } eais. ' nnd : I
inov
. \fl T TUO 1,011 ll'lll-H , hillIer
III August. Ib'JJ. Sam Horovvlch sent his or
llu
brother and M Ooldstcdn to Wceplni ; Water iron
dispose of n load of fruit. The fruit was
for $ C5. aoldNtiin wat ; custodian of tlie
fundtt and Horowlch ( tlle'Keti that he em Th '
bezzled the money. lJurlnn the two } caiH -i m
Huron icli lijt- kepi hlf > c < } e open for trci
luun. He met him ) iBterday at tlm bett
market at Eleventh and Howard Hrccl. An of tc
illlcer wan bccured and Ouldbteln wiui ur- rei
retcd. The prieoncr will be held in thin UK
until n complaint of grand larceny can JUKI
filed In the court at Wccpinu Water. to ; i
tcco :
There In a time for c-verj llilnn ; and tlie
to attend to a cold Is whcu It .starts.
' ualt till } ou have consumption , but
irtvenl it by uising One .Minute Cough Cure , ISHC
great remedy for couglis. colds , croup , let
bronchitis and all throat and lung troubles. lit
Ju
J-i
lli-fiiM-M il llt'crl v rr ,
rut
The argument * in the C'reichton thea Ml'J )
c-3be vvert e'onelude-d Wtnlnewlav ofter- > l
aud Judgu Scott patted upon the Ju 11/1
cantat once , dcujiug the application fur a
Hce , July 16.
A Shirt and Stripes Bars
In oilve , Krecn1' and
.M'llonc. Cutltf to
ntaicli ,
ni i you
hur We have stirtcd fresh boom. Started
nliout a up a coin-
It ? motion. Struck the town real hard. Some months
ago the shirt makers of the largo cities got tejrcthcr
and decided that the styles lor this season were to
be a decided departure something .qfood and loud.
vvns Uvrythinff The drummers went out with their simples. The re
lovely. tailers thought 'twas a good thing. The c orlcs held
their breath' when the goods arrived and the show
windows everywhere looked like a mimtrcl show
The had struclaown. The public werc't comultted ( they
Ftost never are ) but they caught on to the idea fast
P.I ' . HIP
with . thu enough and nothing prevented a regular shirt stampede
price.
pede , except one thing the price w A ? J igj * ' A
dollar and a half and a dollar seventy five m ly be
all right for novelties in Now York City and Wash
It's Hut vvnitn now ington ( D'ye see ) but when it comes to Omaha it
iignln. don't go worth a cent at least not here. Yesterday
we opened several cases of these swell Tuxedo
Shirts , fresh from the hands of our own special makers
and while last have choice
The rfnl ers they you can your
Mot kind , dozen for instead of do- !
loo. one or a ninety cents , a -
lai and a half. Get In on the stampede.
Look at the Prices
New Pianos in all kinds of fancy walnut , mahog-ony
and oa ! : cases at
$125 , $135 , $165 , $185 , $225
and $235-
This line of pianos inc'udes the following ma'ces Ivers
& Pond. Sterling , Emerson , Behr Bros. Vo.e & Sons ,
Singer and other makes , These prices will apply un
til our present large stock is properly reduced.
New pianos for rent.
A Downfall of Piano Pi Ices Hint in.iUeCoiiipulltloii Impussiblo.
VOl It OI'I'OHTI MTTO M\i : MOMl 111 SI'IIMIIM ! IT
Fiom Julv 12tli lu .Mill litli we will i . .u o on alc 2 Pianos at the following un-
NiW ri'l'tltiHT ' PIANOS vvoilh JI7-.IM. . il .Mug . pl Im JJM 00
NKW I'l'IdCHT I'lAN'tJH. vvoilli } Hm' i , i Ici-iiig pim1 JIliiOO
NK\V ri'UKJHT PIANOS , w.nlh $ , 'i > < > , elo'-'iif ' jirin- $ IV , CO
NKW fPHHiHT I'l.MOS. . worth AVi < M , clo4lii ( , ' prlee J12S 00
LAItGH CMIH'KKIilNO I'PIUOUT , Kllt-htly UH.'d 9S.WJ
LAHCJi : KISC'HKIl UI'HKillT. nnk ca e $ U..W .
SCJUAHK PIANOS AND OIMJANH. finin $11 M upwards.
SCHMOLLER & MUELLER ,
105 South Fifteenth Sti--ct A. C MITKLL K , Tunsr. Tel. HJ25
oi i osrrn POST OFFICK
SCHOOLS.
OLDESTLARGEST AND BEST
Wentworth APPOINTED IN
Military Academy ,
celver. Hi' held , as in the motion to ion
in thu hale lhat the ale wax llliK.il in I
Id ami thai itc-ed anl lOiU hd il' ' ha 1 i .it
iiulred | any interes' in 'hu piop it > a. d
at they were nol entitled , Iherefene , tu a
reiver.
( I III In nd stunUnoK \s > . ' ( s.
The hr'.ilillg of tin1 proti stl Hgalri'-t lln1 'ip-
jval ' of tlie .ile of the ntfc-m of tin- > l <
net Midland Slate Iink < ame up h'fon
duo Hcotl yebteidny. Thn us"t Is wru
Id at jmbdi * Kite I'lirij this month In
( nlvel .1. W. ThoimiH. A piotevt n Mlnsi
< nppioval of Ilil f.ili' VVIIH al oin Illi d
tin- I bank olllclalH , tln-y nlliTliiK tbat tin
loiint ii'iilUi'dtvv.iH tou Kin.ill Tiiln iun-
it VV.IH suMtnliu-d by tin- mint nnd tin
-4'lver was ordi-K-d to UKtt\n \ advi-nlsi tin-
apctly for wile nnd to hold n public fa i <
ne time pilor to Btplenilier lo
Di'Ntrili'tliiu lo l'nipi'i'l > .
hurh'H Ilushulin , one nf iho Ariiunluii
'IdunlH i , on South Thlrle-i nlli ( Urcc-t , VVM
ested l.isl niglil on u wail-nil HWUIII nut
I' . Pokorne-y. liusdmh.i miK-'l a wn.ill
re from PuKuinc } , lo .ited at Tliii I' ' > nth
I'lcniulriC'tB A tdiort lime , igo In
ved , and In doing so Is alli-gi d t. . liivi j
ashed n plate ) gluts window and to biv
n un nwiilliK which WIIH ( imped In from
l c'liaiged wllh iimllcloux iibtructl"ii | of
ipeity. _ _
\fli-r Mr fur hiT.u'i' .
'he .SoiitiiKldc Iinpr.JVi-rnc'iil . club wl I hold
nec'tlng al HH hull , Tenth und illi-k iy '
celH , Uils rvi-nlntf In Ihe Inlcrists of " ,
ttr < tlrec-l car facllillcH for ihu ouih end , '
town A largn delc'Kiitlon from tin- club , "
rnlly ! ort'.inl/C'.l al Koiilli Omalin. l roni9
up tu join in thu dUciisHlon. ' 1'he .South |
liihu railway olliclalu have bti-n InvlU'd H
iilluiid and hear the ilemiirids for billet JI
mmodullonu In that line ,
' <
mii ; .
OWN Peter L. In lilH < ff < \ yc-iir , at the
nldi-liui' Of hN son , WllHiiin Ih ol >
town. KoII ) Norlh Tlilrt-llrst Htnel \
uly 15 Finn i a ! at rc-xldciice 3 15 p m MI
llv II ) "jiifnnint Kpriny ejiuvo , I'liniii-
iill , O
iUIri-I { < r J.iniet K . JuW 15 1JJ7 , at l
uly 1C. at 4 p in from lute rcfcl li i <
Duclcc street Interment Ml llujm
-
rritnds
t *
ILLINOIS
CONGE HVATORV.
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