12 TITR OMAHA DAILY BIOE : TIintSDAY , 1 , 1899.
SOME MONSTER LOCOMOTIVES
Pcwerfnl Engines Added to tha Union Pnoifio
Freight Equipment.
NSPECTED BY PROMINENT OMAHA MEN
Tor Sei-Tlcn on the Mountain Dlvl-
nloiii ot the Ilimil I' rfrctliin o (
.Mrclintilnin Som to llae Hecn
ItrnclK'il In Tin-in.
The four Immense freight locomotive * re
cently purchased b ) .tho Union 1'aclflc for ltd
Borvlco on the western portion of the line
were Inflected yesterday afternoon at the
union depot by n party of promlnont Omaha
railroad and luminous men. These engines
arrived last week and since then harp been
in the yards undergoing the process of nd-
jufttinont known as "breaking In. " Two of
thorn will go wont tomorrow and two will go
tha day after. Pour others of the same class
arc on their way horu from Chicago. They
are air from the Urookfl Locomotive works
of Dunkirk. N. Y.
President Burl took the mombcr of the
party through the cabs of the engines and
exhibited every feature from the pollshod
headlights high abo\o a man's hn.id to thu
air bruitos on tha drivers. The experience was
a rather novel one to most of the guoat *
and they oxprisst-d a great deal of admira
tion for the mnx-hlnes that represented to
much power. Thooo are the largest locomo
tives uvor In UHO wrot of 1'lttnburg. With
their tenders and with coat and water on
they weigh ever 150 tons each. The weight
of each engine alone Is 190,000 pounds , aud
the weight on the drivers Is 1C7.000 pounds.
The uuit titod driving whcela are six In num.
ber and are llftseven Inches In diameter
o\or the Urea. The Journala of the driving
whoeln are nlno by twelve Inches. The
water tank has a capacity of 5,000 gallons
and the tender holds twelve tons of coal.
The bollor win carry a worklnr pressure of
L'OO pounds to the square Inch. It Is made
of material Bovon-clghths of an Inch thick , Is
twnty-nlnr foot three Inches long and sev
enty-nix Inches In diameter. There are 382
two-Inch flues , each thirteen feet ton Inches
long. The total heating surface of the boil
ers Is 3,020 square feet.
Some of the nlllclnls of the road who were
present -wore President Burt , Oonoral Man-1
agor Dickinson , Auditor Young , General Pas.
Bengor Agent l omax , Chief Engineer IJorry
and Superintendent of Motive Power McCi n-
noll. Among those Invited by President Hurt
to bo prpflont wcro Herman Kountzo , H.V. .
Yatefl , W. A. Paxton , W. V. Morse , Luther
Drake , IMward Uosewator , Euclid Martin , E.
B. Bruoe. Arthur Smith , W. II. McCord , A.
P Wood , W. J. Hroatch. O. M. Hitchcock ,
Kdgar Allen , Guy Uarton , Samuel Roes and
E. P. Peck After the engines had been
thoroughly examined President Hurt took the
party through the unfinished union depot ,
explaining In detail the Interior arrange
ment and the finishing ! ) .
MlnNourl I'lic-KU : IlooUlpt.
The Missouri Pacific road has Just Issued
n descriptive booklet on the health and
pleasure resorts along Its llnefl and those of
the Iron Mountain route , Beginning at St.
Louis , the book traces the lines of the road
by the parku and resorts along It through
Missouri , Kansas , Arkansas , Nebraska and
Colorado. Each locality Is Illustrated by
Bomo of the finest work ever seen In rail
road advertising , which moans the beat.
Omaha gets several pages of descriptive
matter , referring to the places of Intercut
In and about the city and the Ak-Sar-Ben
festivities In the fall. One of the pictures
Dhows Sixteenth street looking north from
Farnrnn In the direction of the now federal
building ; another the lake , spouting foun
tain and park building at Ilanscom park ,
and another a view of one of the fall Btroet
parados. The Information the book given
concerning summer resorts Is very valuable
to the prospective tourist , while the boautl-
ful pictures give It Interest even to those
who can only stay at home.
Another I.lne to 1C liter Omaha.
The Minneapolis & St. Louis , which It Is
reported Is about to conclude a traffic agree
ment with the Illinois Central by which It
can enior Omaha when the latter has com
pleted It * extension , It ) known as the Albert
Lea route. It operates 598 mlles of track ,
owiia Bevonty-two locomotives and 2,580 cars.
The general offices are In Minneapolis. The
lines of the road are Ono from Minneapolis
to Albert Lea , connecting there with the
Burlington , Cedar llnpids & Northern line to
Chicago ; ono from Albert Lea to Fort Dodge
and Angus , la. , connecting with the Rock
Island ; one from Mnnkato to Red Wing ; one
from Minneapolis ahnost straight west to
Watertown , where there are connections for
the south and west.
I'oiinnrlviiiila HnlncH
AKRON , 0. , May 31 The employes of the I
Cleveland , Akron & Columbus railway ,
whl&h recently patiod Into the ownership of
the Pennnylvanla company , have had the 10
per < rnt cut In wages made In 1S13. ro-
tored The Increase will take effect for
May.
llciltircil Colornilo ItntoR.
Omaha roods have announced n rate of
ono-f.iro pliw 12 from Chicago. St.
Louis , Omaha and Intermediate points ,
and from all points on the Mln-
nourl river to Denver , Colorado
Springs and IMioblo. The selling date * for
the tickets will bo Juno 2ft to July S , and
the return limit will ho September 4. It
has boon customary to make tht o rates to
Colorado points during the summer , as
usually there are many conventions there
during the summer month * . Tills yrar
there are no conventions of Importance , but
the ratci nro put In anyway , and while
the romls deny any such purpoflo. It l be
lieved the rates have been put In this year
primarily to divert travel from Los Angelas
on account of the educational convention.
In this latter trn\cl the Omaha rondo re-
oelvo a small share of the rate charged ,
owing to the arbitrary action of the South
ern Pacific and the Santa To , but with travel
to Colorado points they share much bettor.
I'ncllte 'Ma 11 Klrrtlon.
NK\V YORK. May 31. At the annual
mooting of the stockholders of the Pacific
Mall Steamship company the ictlrlng di
rectors were re-elected. Edwin Hawlcy was
elected a director to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of Calvin S. Hrlco.
JtulHviiy NotoH ami 1'crnonnln.
E. H Wood , general freight agent of the
Union Pacific , has gone tn Chicago.
Mlas Burkott , matron at the union depot ,
has returned from a three weeks' trip to
New York.
The Burlington Is taking a troop of cav
alry from Fort Mende to Fort Yellowstone ,
Mont. A special train was provided for the
100 officers and mm.
A. B. Smith , assistant general pnssongor
and ticket agent of the B & M. , hni ra-
turned from Boston , where ho was called by
the death ot a child.
General Manager BldwelF of the Elkhorn
has arrived home from hln Honolulu trip and
has resumed his duties at the office , lie Is
perfectly restored to health.
Thomas Flcldcn has been appointed as
sistant master mechanic of the Missouri Pa-
olflc road , vice W. T. New , resigned. Sir.
Flolden's headquarters will be at Cypress ,
Kan.
General Manager Dickinson and General
Passenger Agent Lomax went to Fremont
yesterday to meet Admiral Schley'a
Hpcclal train , which came In o\or the Union
Pacific at about noon.
A call has been Issued by Chairman Cnld-
well of the Western Passenger association
for the reassembling of the representatives
ot western roads at Chicago Juno 7 , when ,
the can says , It Is presumed the considera
tion of rules and regulations of the Immi
grant bureau and the revision of the passen
ger agreement will be resumed.
The now offices of the Northwestern road
nt the southwest corner of Fourteenth and
Farnam streets are being nfled with the
handsome now mahogany furniture that has
just arrived from Chicago. The set of furni
ture Is complete. Including ticket cases ,
desks , lockers , chairs and partitions. The
offices will be formally opened next Satur
day afternoon. The temporary quarters In
the United States National building have
been entirely Inadequate to the needs of the
local officials of the road and they will wel
come the removal.
HIS liFE CRUSHED OUT
Frank WilllniiiH Fnlla Itciieuth
Wheel * of n Heavily Loaded
Tuesday afternoon Frank Williams re
ceived Injuries which resulted In his death a
few hours later. Ho was driving a wagon on
which wore Iron pipes -weighing a couple
of tons. When at Twenty-first and Izard
streets Williams was thrown from his scat
and In falling to the ground he went under
the wagon and one of the wheels passed
ever his body. He was picked up and taken
to the Clarkson Memorial hospital , where
ho died at R:30 : o'clock Tuesday evening.
Williams was about 40 years of ago and
recently came hero from Ottumwo , la.
Deceased has a brother working In one of
the packing houses nt South Omaha.
In Its peculiar ability to Invigorate tha
body and give tone to the system , lies the
great value of Cook's Imperial Extra Dry
Champagne.
Vote n Bee coupon for the girls' summer
vacations.
rontolllec Station C.
Lafo Anderson , recently appointed poRt-
master nt Station C , located at Eighteenth
and Vlnton strcts , has been spending the
days at his now quarters , getting ready to
begin business this morning. A safe
In which the money and otner valuables of
the office will bo kept has been received. The
first delivery from the now office will be
made today , the carriers being now en
gaged In figuring out a revision of the routes
and assigning territory that win bo ouppllod
from the station.
I1OSTOX STOIUJ Ml 1,1,1 > Hit Y.
Tlir Interest tn Our Croat Millinery
Snip from llnrt A. Co.'n Stock
Continues etlll without abatement.
$15 00 LADIES' PATTERN HATS. IB.00.
Elegant trimmed hats , model hats , pattern
hats , snmpro hati and the Importer's copies ,
more than < ! 00 In all , which compare with
others shown nt $ in 00 , $12.00 and $15.00 ,
go In olio lot , choice $5.00
A selection of Indies' trimmed hats made
on wire frames , with chiffon or sewed braid ,
all of them trimmed with Imported flowers ,
ornaments and chiffon , very stylish and
'canlly ' worth $5.00 and $750 , go specially
this sale at $2.08.
SPECIAL SALE LDIES' TRIMMED LEO-
HORN HATS.
O\er forty styles to select from. These
are Imported , very fine leghorn hats ,
trimmed with taffeta silk , chiffon , flowers
and ornaments. These hare been Belling
heretofore at $12.60 , In this sato at $3 98.
CHILDREN'S TRIMMED LEGHORN HATS.
Over 100 to select from , especially fine
children's leghorn hats , trimmed with velvet
ribbon , flowers and chiffon , on special sale ,
60c.
60c.LADIRS' COO.
LADIRS' TRIMMED SAII/OUS.
Very popular , rough straw sailor hats , the
now Kuox shapes , from lull Immense stock ,
go at just halt price , SOc.
$1.60 UNTRIMMKD HATS. IOC.
40 styles of the latest dress shape leghorns
and untrlmmed hats , in all colors , in mil
linery deportment nt lOc , actually worth
$1.50.
$5.00 SHIRT WAISTS , $1.60.
$6.00 black china silk waists made In the
latest stjlo and tucked , every one guaran
teed perfect , on sale at $1.60.
260 ladles' ( Ilk shirt waists , art of
them choice patterns , both fancy and plain.
These are all tucked , with stock collars and
cuffs. Many of these waists are -worth from
$7 f.O to $12 60 ; cholc on main floor bar
gain square at 13.98.
3,000 wash shirt waists In percale , -whlto
lawn , with laundered collars and cuffs , yoke
and platted back , gathered fronts ; many
worth $1.00 , on sale at 40c.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor , 16th and Douglas.
BANTAMS CAUSE TROUBLE
Arlghliorlr HellUloim Iletwrcn Two
Kiinitllen ArtIlroken l y Untimely
iir of IloontiTN.
A little thing will often cause much trou
ble , and two bantams tinvo broken the
neighborly relations existing between the
two families of John McUrldo and Albert
Elslcr , living at 1807 Lenvonworth and 806
South Eighteenth street , respectively.
McBrldo is a night watchman and sleeps
during the day. Ho had no trouble with
Elslcr until the latter purchased two ban
tams and cooped them up under his window.
TIio birds proved themselves possessed of
clarion tones and those were emitted on
various occasions. Emphatic words did no
good , and being a man of peaceful mind ,
McBrldo sought out his neighbor and asked
him what ho would take for the birds.
thinking of the joy ho would hnvo In wring
ing thelnecks. . Elsler wanted $2.60 , but
they finally compromised on $1.60 , which
McBrlde paid him , with the understanding ,
ho says , that the fowls would bo delivered
to Mrs. McBrldo. However , when she called
for them Elslor declined to deliver them ,
claiming that McBrlde had paid him the
$1.60 for removing tlio bantams from hla
window , co ho could sleep. Mrs. McBrldo
protested , but It did no good. Then she
became angry and sought out Major Miller
In nearch of a complaint for chicken steal
ing. The major declined to become n party
to the suit , although under ordinary cir
cumstances ho usually listens with a sym
pathetic car to neighborhood quarrels. Mrs.
McBrlde was advised to summon a peace
conference and arbitrate the matter.
The KIoYt r Mlniilon.
As the garden flowers are beginning to
bloom , we waot to ' all the attention of
those who have them to the fact that the
Flower Mission is IB need ot them to carry
on Its good work. Fully 250 persons In
the different hospitals , and the sick outsldo
of them , as we hear of them , are visited
every Thursday by joung women , who add
to the charm of the sweet gifts by their
bright , happy faces and pleasant greetings.
As we help you to make good use of your
beautiful flowers , wlir you help us to
brighten the lives of those who suffer ?
"Flowers are messengers from God ,
Springing from the lowly sod.
There's a lesson we may learn
If we would the truths discern.
Seek ye not to hoard your treasure ;
Scatter plfta for others' pleasure. "
Flowers may bo left on Thursday morn
ings at 418 South Sixteenth street , orwill be
called for If we are notified.
MRS. GEORGE A. HOAGLAND.
Mortality MtntlNtlcH.
The following births and deaths have been
reported to the health commissioner during
the past twenty-four hours :
Births C. Hald , 2201 South Twenty-first
street , boy ; George Keebler , 1921 Leaven-
worth street , girl.
Deaths John J. McGlvern , Mllford , Nob. ,
71 years , Walter Albert Brlggs , 131C Dodge
street , 4 years ; Mrs. Catherine McCarthy ,
1634 North Twentieth Btroet , DO years ; Kos-
man , baby , 1212 South Sixth street.
are made with Royal Baking Pow
der , and are the most appetizing ,
healthful and nutritious of foods.
Hot biscuit made with impure
and adulterated baking powder are
neither appetizing norwholesome.
It all depends upon the bak
ing powder.
Take every care to have your
biscuit made with Royal , which is
a pure cream of tartar baking pow
der , if you would avoid indigestion.
. , .
BAKINQ POWOCH CO. NEW YORK.
1T1 T -
A cinn.iT n.oTiitMi t\i. J.
? ( IIIM ) ( ( ) Stork of Mrn'f > nnil lto > V
rtiie Snlti Solil nt lOc < " ' Dullnr.
8ALH BEGINS SATVUIUY.
Strnuas , Olnver A C < > of Oblong" , ill.
manufncturen of the celebrated "Kast Iron"
and "Monarch" brands of elothln * . retlro
from bUKinesis nnd close out their stock.
linSTON STORE. OMAHA ,
buys the choice of the entire stock ,
and wllf place
on sale Saturday
the most sensational
bargains In the clothlnp history of Omahn.
Ju t to give you nn Idea how we will do
thla wo mention the follow Infi few Items :
All the knee punts in this purchase v.111
go nt So pair.
All the $1.25 boyi' wool milts nt 49e.
Hoys' J2.GO wool suits will go nt S5o.
Hoys' j ; nfl wool suits nt $1.98.
Men's $ g wool eults. $2.BO.
Man's J7.HO all wool suits , $3 PS.
Men's $15 all wool suits , J7.SO.
Men's ? 20 silk nnd satin-lined worsted
EttttB , $9.OS.
Men's $1.50 nil wool pnnts , S5c.
Remember the sale begins Saturday , Juno
3 at BOSTON STORK ,
N. W. Cor. ICth nnd Douglas. f
See the rares Y. M. C. A park June 3.
LAnir.s' 9,1.00 snor.s , IIMC.
. .Timt100 Pair Iml lorn * I'Miio Stuici ,
Wort I , l n.Ol ) 1'nlr.
ON SALE TODAY AT P C.
IN BOSTON STORU BASEMENT.
At S o'clock sharp tomorrow morning wo
will plnce on sale In our basement 400 pair *
ladles' One shoes , which wore made to ru-
tall for $3.00 , $4 00 and $5.00 pair. There
are only two or three pairs of a l < lnd , but
altogether there nro about 400 pairs. Tor
thla one day tomorrow wo will offer them
at 9Sc pair in basement.
BOSTON STORE. OMAHA.
N. W. Cor , ICth and Douglas.
wiio's Yoim Giuit
IIor 1 * nil ( > i > i > or < iinl < r to Olvo Her n
Yituntlnti ,
The Bee's generous offer to send nwny the
moat popular > oung ladles of Omnha , win
earn thulr own living , hna met with moro
than ordinary Interest among the young
ladles and their friends Of course every
one wants to go and there are only four that
cnn go , so that the contest Is bound to be n
sharp one.
There nro no summer trips that can com
pare with the four which have been selected
The mountain trips will take them to the
heart of the Rockies , the Black Hills trip to
the most famous of western springs , while
the trip tn Chicago und across Lake Michi
gan to Macklnao Island Is delightful beyond
compare.
Then , too , all traveling expenses will be
paid , so that It will cost the girls not n cent
for an outing , which would no doubt break a
hundred dollar bill for thoae who can af
ford such luxuries.
The first ballot will be counted Monday
ovenlng nnd the results will be published in
Tuesday's paper.
One 1'nrc for tlic llouml Trip
To Cleveland , O. , via Nickel Plato road , on
June 25th nnd 26th , with return limit of
June 29th , 1S09. Three through trains dally.
Chicago depot. Van Buren street and 1'a-
clflc avenue , on Elevated loop. For further
Information write general agent , 111 Adams
street. Chicago.
Snm'l Burns' dinner set reduction sale
commences Saturday.
Dr. Shepard Catarrh , 312 New York Life ,
NEW CIVIL SERVICE RULES
Very Pew Pernoiin In Oiiuilia AVI11 lie
AUeeted liy tlio Ueeunt Mod-
llleatloiin.
The new rulee promulgated with reference
to the tenure oi office of parties working for
the government will have little effect upon
the employes in the departments here. In
fact , it Is probable that there will be few ,
If any , changes.
Department heads In Omaha contend that
th6re are between 80,000 and 90,000 persons
In the employ of the government , and of
this vast number , not to exceed 4,000 can
possibly be effected. Here , It Is Bald , the
only change that can occur by reason of
the promulgating of the new rules la In
the office of the United States attorney ,
where Assistant S. R. Rush has heretofore
contended that hla Is n civil service ap-
polntmmt. Whether a change will be made
In this office Is not certain. There are eev-
eral partita seeking the position , but United
States Attorney Summers has frequently
stated that ho U satisfied with Mr. Rush aud
sees no reason why ho should make z
change at present.
In the Customs house , the railway mail
service , the marshal's office , and the
revenue department , the chiefs declare that
there will bo no changes , as all of the
factory and will romaln the same as now.
In the customs house , however. Collector
Taylor hopes , and has reason , to bellovu
that the now construction placed upon the
law will permit ot the hiring of n steno
grapher.
In the weather bureau department there
will bo no change. All of the employes
are under civil service regulations , and
owing to the fact that in order to render
efficient service there must bo years of
study and training , Local Forecast Official
Welsh feels that his department Is oxempt.
None of the employes of the poBtofilce are
In the least disturbed ns the contention
there is that none of the employos can in
any possible way bo affected. This Is the
opinion of Postmaster Crow. However , ho
thinks that It Is possible that with the end
of the present fiscal year the receipts maybe
bo great enough BO that the office will be
pushed Into that class that penults of the
appointment of a finance clork. If mich
should bo the cose , th ro would bo n posi
tion to bo filled by a person outside the
civil son-Ice ranks , but If this result is
not attained Uiore will be no changes.
AniionnrriiiciitN ,
Ths regular matlneo will be given nt the
Trocadero this afternoon. Unusual Inter-
eat centers about the bllf presented nt this
threitor this week. Itp excellence ia the talk
of the city and It Is endorsed by the prciento
of largo audiences nt every performance.
There ! n not one nrt In It that does not rlsn
away nhovo the ordlnnry. The dancing and
black face work of the Grayson fllatrrs nnd
their diminutive pickaninny are a big fea
ture. These llttjp Indies arc accounted two
of the best singing and dancing young people -
plo In the business Ln = t season thfv wore
featured by Mo sr < . Dunn nnd Rlloy In
Hoyt's "A Blnrk Sheep" company. Tlio
younger Miss Grnydon was understudy to
clcvor Mary Marble nnd frequently took that
Faily's plnco In the company. Next Rpn mn
they nro to br > featured with "By the Pnd
Sea Waves , " Mathows' nnd Bulger's big farce
comedy hit. The Mldgleys are another
ti'am of clover ponplo They have a most
original act railed "The Country Kid nnd
the City Olrl " It Is made up of the series
of complications Into which the green roiin-
try boy fell when ho met Mm fresh city girl
Sweet , pretty. Ingenious Ix > ra Men , who
sang her way Into the hearts of her audlton
last week , U again doing the xnmo thing this
week She Is singing nn entirely now reper
toire of those heart-Interest songs nho gave
us fast week A really remarkable pair of
balancers nnd equilibrists nro Wcrtz nnd
Adalr. Their feats are astonishing and
from an athletic point of view they are the
hits of the hill. Miss Molllc I.ltllo and Mr.
Trltzkow with their operatic singing nro big
favorites. Miss Little hns n phenomenally
rangy volco. Interest futhor than In nor
voice centers In her from the fact that she
Is a former Omaha girl
Attorney Shot tiy Itcnl itntr Man.
COLUMBUS. O , May 81 K O Hlfkctts
a well known local attorney , was shot in the
groin by David II. Adams , n real estate
agent , shortly after 10 o'clock thU morning
The * shooting occurred on Gay street , Just off
High , and the cause Is not apparent at thla
time. The bullet struck Mr Hlcketts In the
groin , penetrating the abdomen.
Vote a Bee coupon for the girls' summer
vacations ,
Boo the races Y M. C. A park June 3
It V\ III51IIIOS ,
t IcnrlitK * < iilr ot Stior * .
SCO pairs liulhs' fine tan and black kid ,
11 60. $2.00 and $250 , Oxford Ues , 9Sc sizes
2 to 44 fioo palm ladles' fine cloth and kid
$ .100 she nt Jl 98 420 pairs Indies' fine
Vesting top luce } 3 60 aud $4 00 * hoes at
12 'JS. 310 pairs indies' fine vlcl tan and
black lace $4 Oil and $ -1 SO shoes nt $3.-IS SCO
pairs mines' fine kid lace and button $2 00
shoes. $1 30. 300 pairs children's fine kid
POc shoos , 63c 400 pairs Infants' fine patent
leather 7Rc shoes , 3Sc. f > 00 pairs men's fine
* 2 50 and $ .1 00 shoes at Jl 30 nnd $1 ! > S
HAMS AND BACON.
No. 1 California hams. 64c , No. 1 skinned
hams , lOc , No 1 bacon , sugar cured , S\c ;
Miort rib corned beef , -tHc , plokled plgsfeot
or tripe , -c ) ; sweet pickled pork , 6c , bolfcd
lunch hfttn , Sc , initted ham , per can , Ic
HAYDEN UUOS.
Have > ou oaten Hnjden's Jl.OOO pure Ice
croani ? Inquire nt store.
See the races Y. M. C A. park Juno .1.
REFUSESTOPROSECUTE
Dr. Wnnlot Iiicllnril to Axilnt III
the I'niilNliiiitMit < > f n
'I'll Iff.
After searching thruo dajs for Ixiu Gas-
Bldny and recovering $100 worth of In-
strumcnts for Dr. Ward , the police feel
disgusted because the doctor refusiis to
sign n complaint against the confessed
thief. The course about to bo pursued by
them , however , promises to deprive the
doctor of the u.so of his Instruments for
several weeks , ns they have filed the com
plaint themselves. Cnssld.iy waived ex
amination nnd was bound over to the dla-
trlct court. The Instruments will be held a
evidence.
Thu loss occurred last Saturday while Dr.
Ward was attending a patient at Twentieth
nnd Grace streets. The thief took the valise
from the doctor's buggy. He susivected a
number of people and wanted one or two
houses searched. Detectives Drummy and
Mitchell refused to nsk for a search war
rant and requested Ward to wait until they
followed eomo clews. They looked for
Casslday , whom they suspected , all day Sun
day and Monday. Monday afternoon they
arrested him and ho cantoned that ho took
the grip. HP tnld them wlmro to find It nnd
wont with them to show ho had given them
a straight tip. They recovered all the
missing Instruments and the doctor was
very profuse In his words of appreciation
of the work. When Captain Donahue called
him up , however , and nskoJ him to comedown
down and file a complaint ho balked nnd
commenced to toll about how many well
drcssod men are outside prison walls. This
disgusted the captain nnd he sent DetectIva
Drummy to the county attorney to file n
complaint. Deputy Attorney Helsloy having
drawn the Information for the officer's sig
nature. Casslday Is a pretty hard case and
tlio warden of the state penitentiary Is very
anxious to have him back. Casslday was
Bent up for four years from Omnha on the
chnrgo of burglary , lie was pnroled and If
sent back will have almost a year of his old
time to servo.
MOIiit.\ \ ( ( ) ) . : . OP
TJMMirnloii to ICnnn * City.
Special train for Kansas City leaves Bur
lington station 0 . " 0 p. in.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 7.
Tickets only $3.50 for the round trip ob
tainable of members of Modern Woodmen
camps and at Burlington ticket office , 1G02
Farnam street.
THAI.NS.
Oninlin to ChlciiRO.
The Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
way has Just plnced In service two magnifi
cent electric righted trains between Omaha
nnd Chicago , leaving Omaha dally at 6:45 :
p. m. , arriving at Chicago at 8'25 a. m. , and
leaving Chicago at C 15 p. m. and arriving nt
Omnha at 8:20 : a m. Each train is lighted
thoroughly by electricity , has buffet smoking
cars , drawing room Bleeping cars , dining
cars nnd reclining chair cars nnd runs over
the shortest line aud smoothest roadbed be
tween the two cities.
Ticket office , 1504 Farnam street , and at
Union depot.
See the races Y M. C A. park June 3.
Notice to Wheelmen.
Reduced prices on gas lamps ; oil lamps ,
SOc UD. Other cut In proportion. H. E.
Fredrlckson. Fifteenth and Dodge streets.
Four young Indies , who earn their own
flvlng , will tnko vacation ? at The BCO'B ex
pense. Help your friends by saving coupons.
Her Grand Hotel Turkish Baths now open.
1)1 Kit.
KOSMANX nobert , 14 months old , non of
Henry and Ida Kosmnnn , May 31.
runeral Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock ,
June 1 , 1600.
In the up-to-dato styles Tlio rainy day
Bklrta nro Just the thing to wear at the
Greater America Exposition are stylish ,
pretty and prko within the reach of all.
Our Shirt Waists Kfl
Are Best ® * * aiiri.n ,
AND CHEAPEST In Omnha. TAILORED
SUITS In newest designs waiti skirts
largest line of all now htyles 75c and bet
ter.
CLDAK&SUITCO.
1510 Douglas.
For a Torpid Liver
UhO BHEU.MANS Ht'HAItB I IVER
I'lLI/S Thej urn munll cany to tnko
prompt In then a > tluii , They cure Iilllous-
JltttB.
A Ki\V : CASH PUTS.
25c IFIre's Hunt Hi < r . Ho
$1 Mexican Ilulr Grower , \u- neil . 76c
Jl fukti Uaiidliilf Cure , we Hull . Mr
fl Undo Ham s 'loliucio f'uro , we sell . . tOc
25o Hrown Cumph , Tooth 1'owder , we
Hell . 20c
23e Mennpn's Talcum 1'nvtilur , we Hell. . ICe
( juart bottle K' ' > od Port or Sheny , wo
ell . BOo
flood Family Syilngp , we Boll . too
Jl Mnltul Milk , wo sell . 75r
it Stern's C'oil Llser OI' , we Bell . 75c
jl U'lnt' Cnrdul. we well . 7&c
1/irRe bar lmi > orted ( jroen Cnstllo Soap ,
wo sell . We
ll I.i.slcrlije. we hell . 75r
tl Heef , Iron and \Vlne , x\o boll . &M
Mr Ijixat\u ! Hromn Quinine , wu sell . . l. > c
lt\K \ cuke I'ni 1 > Snm'h Tnr Br .ip , wo Hell 5i
U'rlto tor Latalouutt of druyn ami rubber
Sherman & McDonnell Drug Co ,
1M3 Dodge Street , Omaha
lice. June 1 , 1S30
Boys' ' Boys' '
Crash Crash
Clothing Clothing
The luck of the seventh son is generally the old
clothes of the other eix "that used to lie the caper ,
but it don't go now. " In this day and age of the
world boys are too well posted regarding ntylo you
.can't put the average boy oil' with his brother's
clothes then again boys' clothing is cheaper than
it used to be. There was a time when very little
attention was paid to the boys and their clothes , but
now , now they must have the latest and best in the
land they deserve it. Nothing can take the ambi
tion out of a boy quicker than to see that he is being
neglected or that other boys are dressed better than
lie is. Jt's every mother's duty to see that her boy ia
well dressed , MI id there isn't any excuse nowadays
when you can get / > # / / * ' good quality Crash Xnco
Pants , 15 to 0 years , at llc. Can any mother afford
to make them for lliaU
7iV//.s' / ' white duck pants , 5 to 9 years , good qual
ity , strongly made , for 2Uc. VJO/AV' white duck re-
gotta pants , 10 to 15 years , improved waistband ,
with belt strap attachment , made just like the swell
summer fellow's pants are made , worth anywhere
you choose to price them not less than SOe and 75c ,
on sale here for J55c. Jiojifi1 crash suits good ones
correctly constructed just the thing to "vacation"
in and save the better clothes here for 85e. 7jo//s' /
crash suits in fancy patterns largo sailor collars ,
nicely trimmed in combination of colored crash , only
4fo. ) We've better and finer suits for Sunday and
other occasions from 75c and up. It is a well-known
fact and not as we are aware of disputed by anybody
that the most correct line of boys' summer suits are
here at the
GRAND
OPBNING
Saturday Afternoon and .Evening.
' -V
Music and Flowers ,
t Tlolliclay ,
Jcwclws and Art Stationers ,
Successors to C. S. Itaymoml Co. ,
Fifteenth and Douglas Streets.
Purchase.
Our New York buyer made a spot cash skirt purchase
and though not the largest in quantity , wo consider it the
be.st in value ior the least money we have ever made.
Nice , Seasonable , Stylish Linen Skirts ,
That's what thc-y are. Sale begins Thursday at 8 o'clock at
lower prices than you can buy the material lor.
Ladies' wash skirts at 25c.
Ladies' wash skirts at 49c.
100 dozen ladies' dress skirts , tn
brown linen , crashes and piques ,
worth $1.75 , for98c.
Ladies' skirts , in crash , denims ,
piques , white and colors , trimmed
in braid and insertion , worth $3.00 ,
for $1.48.
Ladies' dress skirts in black serge ,
plain and figured mohair , percalino
lined , full width , worth $4 , at
$1,98.
Ladies' dress skirts , cut in new
Hare style , in all wool serges , co
verts and whip cords , in colors and black at $2.98.
Ladies'dress skirts in black and navy , Sicilian , chevi
ots , crepon and the new stylish plaids , worth § 8 and $0 , for
$4.98.
100 dozen wnists at 25c.
100 dozen waists at 49c ,
100 dozen waists at 75c.
100 dozen waists at 98c.
Ladies' new , stylish SILK WAISTS , now back , corded
front , all colors and black , $3.95.
Ladies' Bilk waists , in finest qualities taffeta silk , in
plaids , changeable and plain colors and black , at $4.98.
Ladies' Wrappers light , medium , dark , 39c.
Ladies'wrappers , in lawn and percale linedwell finished ,
59c.
59c.Lad
Lad i en' wrappers , lawn , dimity percale trimmed and
lined , deep flounces , 98c.
The Liveliest Cloak Department in Omnha.
Just One Tootti
Disfigured by ( Unease will mar ttie appear
ance of a tMKUitlful mouth , and b ( l < lna it
may be painful.
A good filling will arrest do/my. Aa the
work la done here It will last for years.
The extraction of tooth Is rendered paln-
lor.E by our methods.
Wo wknowlodgo no ( uporlon In the mak
ing ot urtlflrlftl tooth.
BAILEY , Dentist ,
TIIIIU ) PI.OOII I'AXTON III.OC1C , 10TII AM ) VAIt.VAU STUKMTg ,
Tolrpliona 108,1. I.ndy Att iiditut <