'IJIE OMAHA DAILY JiHEs nilDAY, APRIL 27, 11)00.
BEWmsiSDMACAZISESterctlslHASI KINKS IN THE CASE
York.
InTtstjgitlom bj a Prenchmin Into th
Unkntwo World.
AMERICAN COAT ARMOR AND HERALDRY
Cornell's Professor of Horticulture
Writes n Hook for Amntetir lnr
dencrn Honietlihiu Worth
TnUlnttto Paris.
"Wonders of the Nineteenth Century," by
J. V. Hanson, Is a pretentious volume of
over 600 pages, neatly printed and lavishly
Illustrated with line and photo engraving!.
It affords a panoramic review .of the In
ventions and discoveries of the past 100
years, Including descriptions and picture!
of the Improvements In ugrlculture, med
icine, chemistry, arms, nstronumy, biology,
weaving, electricity, gas, geology, Iron man
ufacture, steam navigation, printing, etc.
The progress of mankind Is shown In the way
of prison reform, literature, art, temperance
and all modern movements. There arc in
teresting stories of tho bicycle, India rub
ber, gun cotton, percussion cap, friction
Mm. Hawlej'a Hair-Oarllns; Lotion Heiulti
in ii Legal Tangle.
In tlew of tho general Interest In all sub
jects connected with psychical research.
aroused by recent Investigations of Prof, match, reaper and mower, lifeboat, breech
Hyslop of Columbia university, tho publlca- loader, locomotive, telephone, telegraph,
lion of Camllle Hammarlon's Intensely In- telescope, microscope, typewriter, sewing
lurcsung siuuy oi tno pnenomcna or tnc so
SPECULATOR CAUGHT IN TH MESHES
C. I., I'nrtrr Allege He Ilenltiieit
AotliliiK from i:i,(M)0 Invented III
lie Promotion of n Patent
lliilr-C'rlinpliiK .'ontriitii.
SLOBODINSKY RAPPED AGAIN
City Trrnnnrrr TnUcs l'irliin of
the nellitqiieiit'n Houses 11 1
AkciiU Will Collect Unit.
City Treasurer Hcnnlngs has struck tho
most vigorous blow of his campaign against
personal tax delinquents, and Is now land
lord of sixteen one-story brick buildings, on
Davenport street, between Ninth and Tenth,
which have formerly been tho property of
Louis Slobodlnsky. The city treasurer,
backed by his lieutenants, Deputies Push
and Ilebbcrt, and armed with a distress war
rant, stormed the Slobodlnsky citadel and
ousted tho proprietor. An effort had been
mado during tho two preceding days to serve
tho paper on Mr. Slobodlnsky, but ho was
When Mrs. Nelllo Ilawley established a
factory in this city a few months ago for n hard man to find
tho production of a hair lotion guaranteed ,Tno dCDUtv dlsnlaved to tho saloon keener
to cllmlnato the necessity of curling Irons mg credentials, written by the treasurer In
ana ouicr mecnamcai devices aesigncu to tho following terms: "You are hereby com
ltnost'pl,t klnk8 ,n 8trn8ht trc8scs- womankind landed to collect from Louis Slobodlnsky
PASTSCH'S ANIIOUE TICKET
Conductors Between San Franoitoo and St,
Loait Qiren a Snrprisi.
IT WAS BOUGHT FOURTEEN YEARS AGO
Pureliimer Wnn Mhrcml Knonnh to
lime the 'I'lme Limit Cnn
celeil Hii.l It Held
(looiL
Herman Pastsch of San Francisco mado
the long trip from San Francisco to St.
Louis this week on n ticket which was pur- j
chased fourteen years ago. Uvcry now con
ductor who took up tho ticket scanned It
carefully and looked at tho holder suspl-
called spirit world, "Tho Unknown," which everything In the way of modern Inventions ' ,, , '"lu--"u; " u',''va,,l''1 oy aisiress, ana tno sale or bis goods and .
has created a sensation In France, can Va7lmwv I "' l "V V. Xl?! chattels within tho city of Omaha, tho sum though It tad been purchased on he day
scarcely fall to attract wide attention. It history of thTnroX business and bo a benefactor to femininity. of 080 wlth lnlerc8t thcrpon nt tho rnl0 he Journey began, for. when originally
differs from other books on tho subject It. 5 "'7 lhe ,1 P,00 vCars W I) Coa ?ut.fc,be ncd m?" nd thal 18 of 12 per cent per annum." The deputy bought, l'aatwh. "ho held It In his posssos-
that It I. th unrw nf .M.nii.i r,f ,H. "unng ltle.J?st 100 ycar8, w oaMy why the courts are looking Into her case. explained that inasmuch as Slohodltiskv's slon for fourteen yeans, procured one with-
wldo reputation, a man whoso discoveries
in omer orancnes or scicnco havo been ot Laim f Chlcaeo have lust Issued
tho greatest Importance, who for more than an eIghth m,,,,, of their "Ouldc to Paris,"
thirty-five, years has kept In constant touch i, . u ,,,,,... nn
... 1. i .... " .... I "Vk 111 l' WMIUWIHHI V'W
wun an investigations or psycnicai pnenom- ht, t t,n henrofnrth ''!.
cna throughout tho world. Among tho points gtan(,ar,i Gu,,,e t0 Pars." This work was
uh wnicn n. riammanon loucnos aro: ..,. .. , ,, .,, ,. i i,. nr..,,t
best guide of the
er nldo ot tho
tt ttt i- I il .t.i I AllullllV. IIS tiittiii nun itatuic m t j- i v
,iu,B, .uai mcsiauons oi me uyuig ix- .,. ruv .,,,-, w,h Alteram, rover-
. t .Si n r,an"n1anoIn ""cno e: ,ucceful from tho start, but,
. ? mT".1 Cat ?n.10Mau? bf , hC totm. It Is undoubtedly the bei
Dying," llallUclnatlons. Psychic Action aM cver pubshca on elthc
of Ono Mind on Another," "Tho World of . m(1,n now ,.,
C. L. Porter Is plaintiff against Mrs. huil.ilnffa ur rini nn inn.n.i ,rnl,n,t
Hawley, and to borrow from the ,h.v p.m. ,hn .lpfinliinn nf vmH.
VcmaCUlar Of tho day, ho has -,i rhollnlo " on,1 nrnrrllnclv wnnt .uhlnot
had a "halr-curling experience" If the . .0,rl,
allegations set forth In his petition nre siobodlnsky's spcoch and manner were un
founded on fact. This caso will bo heard oxDectodlv mild, and It is considered tiossl-
by Judgo Baxter this morning, or oa soon b!e tnat nmthor owner may appear with a
as It can be reached. better Halm to thn nronertv than sinhn.
"llawley's Unlquo Curleno" Is the name dlnskv. althoueh the title ttnnds In hl
of the lotion manufactured 'by Mrs. Hawley. name.
perlenced During' Sleep," "Distant Sight In
Dreams," "-Premonitory Dreams" nnd
"Divination of tho Future," In discussing
each of theso points the author cites nu
v nrnmi nknololnta. nnll.nhllinU.1 I h - t a a
: l.: :"..".' ,u" , : Parks, etc. Theso routes havo taken
" iiidau uiuuy ui lite vuuiiuin an wuuuiy .
l ing every possible point ot Interest In tho
great city, and giving crisp, accurate de
scriptions of all monuments, public build
ings, churches, theatcn, museums, bridge,
Interesting as tho most fantastic of Poe's
tho experienced Parisian author months ot
closo study, ns bis ambition was to give the
tales. "Tho Unknown" Is, a the author 4C1 0B luaj' nH nl: ' mw .Vw" I" mu.
states, an attempt to apply tho scientific WUT "l a chnco t0 eV!Lylhnann ,te'
method nf nh.orvatinn. vrinrntinn and n. nothing, while covering the ground In a
methods of observation, verification and an
alysis to tho phenomena commonly placed
under tho general head of the supernat
ural nnd' to establish that they aro pro
duccd by "forces still unknown to us and
belonging to an Invisible and natural world,
minimum of time. Laird &. Lee, Chicago.
Flexlblo cloth, 60 cents; full leather, 11.00.
She established an oftlco and laboratory,
but not so extensive as tho business war
ranted, sho believed, Porter had n few
hundred dollars about him and was at
tracted with tho possibilities of Mrs.
llawley's enterprise. Ho was easily In
duced to advance $2,000 with which to ex
pand tbe business, It Is alleged, and he was
to be a silent partner. Hut tho returns
wero not up to expectations nnd all was
not harmonious nround Mrs. llawley's hair
Ileeent IMctlon.
"The Violet Flamo" Is a novel by Fred
T .Tnnn nn HncrlUh nulhnr nf rnnutfltinn.
different from tho one which wo know u , strange and weird talo of a general
through our senses.
Price, $
Harper & Brothers.
upheaval about to tako place, and cul
mlnatlng In tho destruction of the whole
human race, except tho hero and tho heroine,
who are left behind to etnrt anew the story
of Adam and I've, in spite of the dramatic
ending, tho book is full of modern llfo nnd
A book that will Interest a great many,
especially tho smart set, is "Tho Writing
Table of tho Twentieth Century," by F.
Schuyler. Mathows. The sub-title explains humor, and the Ihtcrest centers In the city
tne real character or tho work, "ueing an 0( London In the firm of tho coming cen
Account of Heraldry, Art, Engraving and .,irv. Thn hook ! essentially original and
Established Form for tho Correspondent." thrilling from beginning to end. Tbe cover
It Is a very attractive llttlo volume ot 178 I Ja cxquislto In tone and design. Laird & Leo,
pages, witu over auu illustrations Dy inc Chicago. Price, $1.00
aumor ana tno ncrnmio oiazonry oi mpre
than 600 colonial American families. A "Pirntn flnld." hv F. J. Rtlmson. Is the
very good Idea of the book may be gained ,ntCi(t pubucatlon t0 bear the title ot tho
from tho following headings of chapters
taken from tho table ot contents: Coat
Armor In America; Flrs'i Principles of
Heraldry; Varieties and Combinations; Va
rieties of tho Cross; Tho Helmet Crest, etc.;
Visiting Cards und Vorlpus, Invitations;
Wedding Invitations and Announcements;
Colonial and Modern Engraving, Book
plates, Monograms, etc.; Dies, Seals, etc.;
"Riverside Paper Series." It Is qulta a
.thrilling tale, as might caolly be Inferred
from the title, and fully up to tho usual
standard ot the series. Houghton, Mifflin
& Co.. Boston. Price, 60 cents.
Ilnoks Iteerlvril.
"The drip of Honor: A Story of Paul
Jonea and tho American Revolution." by
Writing Papers; Color in- Writing Papor. Cyrus Townsend Brady. Charles Scrlbners'
'me Dook usck is a worn oi uri ana wnu, i sons, l'rlce, i.;u.
together with the Interesting table of con- I "Toomey and Others," 'by Robert Shackle
tents, will appeal most strongly to a large I ton. Charles Scrlbners' SonB. Price, Xl25
claBB. Brcntano's, Now York. Trice, $1.60. "The Coming Democracy," by Orlando J.
Smith. Tho Brandur Co., Now lork
Ono of tho neatest llttlo volumes that has "a Woman's Paris: A Handbook of
ccmo to hand In some days, so far as print- Everyday Living In the French Capital."
Ine and binding are concerned, is "Living Hmnll. Maynard & Co. Price, $1.25,
bv the Snlrlt." tho Jatpst. work of Horatio "Southern Hearts," by Florence Hull
W. Dresser, who Is already known to real- Wlnterburn. Tho F. M. Lupton Publishing
r m thn auLhor of "Methods and Prob eras Co.. New York. Price, ll.io.
ot Snlrltual Heailng." "Volccu of Hope," "Tales for Christmas and Other Seasons,"
"The Power of Silence," etc. Tho purpose by Francois Coppee, translated by Myrta
r thin llttlo hook, os exDlalned by the author Leonora Jones. Little, Brown & Co. Price,
In ha nrnfncK In to nlmnllfv tho nroblem I $1.00
1 " I n.E i -Jll..l, I T-l .
of life. 'It's" aim,'. Is also to Inerease the - "Tne. uiograpny oi a urizziy oy r.mcsi
rp!.d.r'.it,nn,ll1r af ML to luld - to vhlc. BctpnThofflpson. ( 'I Oo ueuiury lo. rnce,
iZt rTf ulnwo (tint thrniitrh IhtM I SI. 50.
..4 .mtandinc nf life nnd this creater "The Voices of the People, by Ellen
power ot scrvlco he may be the. more ready uiasgow. uoumcuny.
in fonnlffnt thn ful ness and beauty of tho I
curling establishment. Soon after securing arnow'r completed and contain three rooms
h ii Tnnn fmm Pnrier l l. nllpffed that In splto of their cheap construction
Mrs. Hawley formed a stock company and rLl or l uu - iTCl -oruinB i
that tho stock Is held by her with tho ox- iocuiiuh, ui.u mu icm m ,muUiU umiy. r.uca
ccpllon of two shares. night Slobodlnsky's- collector has mado tho
Porter' llnrtl I.ticU. I rounus, uuu uujumu iuiiiiik io pay on iwn
This was without tho knowledge of Por- successive days has been thrown out without
tcr. It Is alleged, but as his name was not ceremony. Tho treasurer s deputy will col
mibllclv connected with tho establishment lect tho rent at tno usual hour.
tho Incomoratlon nrocecded without Intor-1 mis is mo seconu visuuuon oi me ircai
ruptlon. Tbe title of tho corporation was urer s tieparimcni upon mt. sionoainsKy, tne
The Hawley Manufacturing company," and nrst can at nis rcsiucnce, l'&jz wirt street,
It was capitalized at $100,000. netting two wagonloads of furniture and a
Becoming discouraged over tho outlook, piano. The piano, however, was later re-
Porter sought to gather In tho shekels ho had plevincd by Schraollcr & Mucllor, who dem
advanccd, but they camo not, ho alleges. He I onstrated that the instrument hud been
wont Into court with a suit against Mrs. rented from tholr stock. Thd furniture was
Hawley a few days ago nnd secured Judg- estimated to be worth nt forced salo lc6s
ment. But hla Judgment availed him notn- than hair tno amount, ot mo delinquency
Ing, for tho reason that ho had sued Mrs. and tho present action Is designed to mako
Hawley as an Individual when, according to up the balance,
tho showing made In court, ho should have The moral effect of the city truisurcr's
brought suit against tho "Hawley Mauu- seizures continues to grow. Many citizens
facturlng company." Now Judgo Baxter Is who havo hitherto put off tho collectors on
asked to tako tho matter up for a second time various pretexts havo themselveu called at
on what tho lawyers dcslgnato as "proceed- tho treasurer's office to offer wholo or par
lugs to aid execution." In other words this tlal payment. Wherever a disposition Is
means nn effort to have the Judgment en- shown to discharge tho obligation In Install
tered against tho corporation Instead ot Mrs. ments the treasurer gives assurance that no
Hawley. Soveral prominent attorneys have final meas'ure will bo adopted.
been retained In the caso and the subject of
hair curling will bo thoroughly ontcred Into.
spirit. This book Is not a compilation of the
author's' larger Volumes; It Is a fresh state
ment written to meet a constant demand.
for a simpler treatise, ono which shall voice
tho spiritual epwenco of what to him Is
Uio greatest truth of life. Readers who are
fond of studies of this kind will greatly ap
preciate and admire the llttlo volume. 0. P
Putnam's Sons, New York. Price, 75 cents.
This Is the season of the year when the
encrgctlo citizen Is very opt to be taken
with a strong desire to cultivate the noli In
bis cncK ynra nnn grow h. gnrucn.
"Bennle ncn Creo: Being the Story of
His Adventure to Southward In the Year
'62." by Arthur Colton.
"Tho Taming of tho Shrew," by William
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Man's Progress from the First Kindling of
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That
Mternrr Notes.
vilnhHi Ilnrrlsnn writes to The Bee
it.-. . v... nr.. .rlltlnn nt "Turn Children nf
bclng-the.case, a book that may bo styled as th Koothllls" was exhnusted In ten days.
ilmMv In "The Amateur s Practical Harden rn,,. nnvlr-'n latpst book of short stnr es
Book." by C. E. Hunn and L. H. Uallcy. II win be pud mnea oy tin ;
Is observed that, like the love of musls, CA-'.-rhl.v J iSi.n mihllnh il new novel
books and pictures, the love of gardens by Booth Tarklngton entitled "Monsieur
comes with culture and lolsure and with tho Beaucalro."
ripening of th, homo Jlfov Tho love of gar- fATO'kr MiftK
dens, as ot ovory other beaulirui anu renn- dtirlnc tho first week In May.
Ing thing, must Increase to the end of time. The Pyramid wilt contain sixteen pugeg and
But to grow a garden successfully requires w".,Jh PNew'York Publl8hed nt
somo knowledge of plant life and to meet ' Mp charlM 'jiajnr sailed recently for
tno aomanas ior lmoriimiiun uijuh mu ouu- i London to arrange ror in- r.Riin nraninuc
j... , .i.nr. thi. vninm. hi. i,A.n I .ihti nt Mv.'hn K ii 1 trh t h ood U'ns In
Written. Pressor Bailey of Cornell unl- Flower' -."r'n'gri'sh Tl?e
verslty has edited tho work from notes Whleh ho has had In preparation for several
prltton hv C. VI. Hunn. who Is the sardener venrs.
to tho horticultural departmont at tho same The present uennn oi "",","" V.11-
Institution. Tho Macmlllau company, New
York. Price, $1.00.
Robert Southey's "Llfo of Nelson" was
first published In 1813 and is usually re
rnrui(nrlv wplenme the announce
ment that Messrs. Henry Holt & Co. will
n,..iiah tVil mnntb "His IXjrosniP s
T.onArd. a new dook iiv uuviu uwikiiv
r Z' -.. . ,v T , m.Vi , ' a
Wells, tne nuinor m mi "
rci-nhnnt." now In Its tenth Impression.
Little. Brown 10. piiDiisneu n
Tho deputies at onco notified tho women
lnmatoa of the structures that their dwell
ings had changed, owners and that the rents
would bo collected by authorized persons
from tho treasurer's odlce. The tenants
made no comment and are apparently willing
to recognize their new landlord, "It don't
mako no difference to us who gets do coin,"
remarked ono. Tho buildings, which aro
known In tho district as "Republican How,''
out limit ot tlmo for passage.
Tho trip was mado via tho Southern Pa
cific, tho Rio Ornndo Western, tho Denver &
Rio Orando and tho Burlington. Local
ofllclats of the latter road who have been
Informed of tho circumstance are awaiting
with somo curiosity the return ot the ticket
to hoadouarters, lastsch purchased tho
ticket In San Francisco March i. 1886, nnd
stated that ho paid $G0 for It. To each of
tho numerous conductors whom he encoun
tered In his Journey serosa tho continent ho
detailed these circumstances, and as hla
ticket boro out his assertions there was
nothing for each conductor to do but honor
It Pastsch stated that when ho purchased
tho ticket In 1888 ho Intended to make a
trip to St. Louis In a short tlmo. In tbe
Interim from tho tlmo of tho purchaso and
tho date of his departuro a rate war was In
augurated and ho purchased another ticket
for a small amount, continuing tho old ono
In his possession. He knew that It had no
limit on tlmo and concluded to keep It for
ubo should ho deslro to mako a later Journey
to St. Louis. This second Journey has Just
l 1 t nn.l (imlWw nlpnnrtlDtariri.ia
which make It an unique one la the annals YEISER IS GIVEN FULL SWA
oi raiiroau luru,
NEBRASKA NOT REPRESENTED
Itnllrontl C'onimlaiilonern Decline to
Attend Mectliic to Work for
I) n I for in Itiitca.
ST. LOUIS, April 26. Members of tho rail
road and warchouso commissions of Mis
souri, Illinois nnd Iowa met hero today to n,(0 (jPi cull "Number" nn Sweetly
seo If n uniform rate couiu noi do sccurcu
from tho railroads of those states and Ne
braska for the handling of freight. A num
ber of shippers and traffic managers and
other railroad ofhclals appeared before tho
Joint meeting.
Tho Nebraska commltelon was Invited to
attend the conference, but tho invitation
was declined.
GUMPTION.
NE does not have gumption till one has been
properly cheated." Persons of gumption arc
using Ivory Soap, women who have trusted
themselves too near the precipice of false
economy and who can now appreciate the true econo
my in a soap made of pure vegetable oils and other
high -class ingredients, but made in such quantity as
to bring the price within the reach of the very poorest
family. Indeed it is the very poor who most need it, for
they can least afford the extravagance of common soap.
O0.flMf Ittt tt THt MOCHA A ttAwlkl CO. CINCINNATI
President Yoit Lets Him H&ts Whatsror
Ha Aki For.
NO EXCITEMENT IN THE OFFICE
rotarles should render u decision immedi
ately nnd that such decision should be
ngalnBt tho telephone company on the show
ing made. The secrelnrlea wore not, ready
to render Judgment and It was flnnlly agreed
that the hearing should adjourn until
May II.
B0YCE HAS HAD ENOUGH
nn Uvrt, While the President
Smokes Calmly llenrliiK
In Adjourned.
CARPENTERS ARE WONDERING
Contrnctors llnvc Xot Drclileil Thnt
They Will Increase Wiiitfi-Xrw
Schedules KlTrctite .May 1.
HIS COMMKKCI.W. It AT IX O HIGH.
his Itnothlnuk Transacts Iliislnesn
Aecordlnfr to Modern Method.
In Judge Vlnsonhaler's court thcro was
given practical demonstration of tho cx
panslve possibilities of a bootblack's bus!
ness. Herman uonen, wno formerly sninea
cm up" at Fifteenth and Farnnm streets, is
defendant In a suit brought by Rcstorff &
Ik'ttman of Now York for alleged breach of
contract in tho purchaso of $500 worth ot
material. The hearing has revealed that
r'rtl.nn u'Mtn nnil llptln IT lltt lvlftt htnplf Afnml
purchased his supplies In wholesale lots. His Kran,t tho "nJ or not- Se,cro;
commercial rating was such that his Jobber ,ary edge of the Bulldeis and Traders'
thoimht nnlhlnir frii,.rn nf hlnnlnir him S " lu"1 vuuintiwh iuricil-
hnmli-P.!- of dollars' worth of material with- ' would hold a meeting Saturday night to
nut rnlrlnfr h In nrlvnnpo In fart. It Is dlBCUSS the matter,
thnt fnhnn 1.1 worth snvprai hniifnii Ono of tho officers of tho Contractors
,inlinr hnth in rush nnd ri-nltv. exchange stated that tho two exchanges
w. . , I 1 . . II I ,L. . . . . . .
Thn nidation of thn nitltloners Is that wouin worK logcwicr in urn mauer oi me
rnhnn nr.Urr.1 thn vchU In nnnllnn an.l ocmnnns or me journeymen carpeniers anil
then refused to receive them. Tho defense tbllt ho expected there would be a strike,
contends that the Invoice was not shipped
As May 1 approaches the carpenter con
tractors and the Journeymen carpcrtors aro
wondering what will bo the rc&ult of thtl
demand of thn latter for an Increase In
wages of u cents per hour.
Tho proposed ecalo Is to bo effecttvo Tuoi-
day, and ho far the employing carpenters
havo reached no conclusion ns to whcither
I V IT 13 1)
TO
T.MtK
If John O. Yelser doesn't acquire a thor
ough knowledge of all tho technicalities cm
braced In lelephono work It will be bocauso
diligent Inquiry counts for nothing. The
J.D.T. peppery little lawyer who Is making war on
the present schedule of rates, and who has
for three Jays conducted a hearing agjlnst
the Nebraska Telephone company before tho
transportation board secretarleo, demanded
Object, to the I nu of lll I'nrlj- ns n
ta (mill iv for tin'
Di'imieriitN.
Tho True Populist, published In this city
by Chairman Denver of tho National tmld-dle-of-the-road)
peoplo's party, prluts tho
following letter In IIh last issue:
"J. II. Kdmlsten, chairman people's In
dependent party. Lincoln, Neb.:
"Dear Sir As political linos nre now
being drawn for the coming campaign, anil
as I find myself not In harmony with tho
plnns and purposes of thn fusion forces, I
herewith tender my resignation ns state con
tral committeeman of Utoo county.
"In doing bo I should stato that the
futuro affords no hopo for tho populist
Uninlia City I'nsneiiKCr Aneiit" Asked
to Make n Pleasure Trip
All of tho Omaha city passenger agents
havo received Invitations from Charles S. tbo company'8 pay ros th9 morning scon party If fusion with the democrats Is agreed
I.ce. general passenger agent of the Leihlgh nner tho session opened. He wanted to n,.0n In the coming campaign. We shall
Valley route. Inviting them to participate lit knovv th Balnry of BVcry ompioyo from the have no organisation about which we can
a trip from Chicago to Buffalo and New head of the concern down to porter. Tho rally when tho absorption of our party by
as tho contractors association would not
meet until Tuesday night, tho day the de
mands nre to bo enforced, and that before
that day tho exchange could tako no action.
Tho official could not stato what offer the
exchango expected to make, but said that
he did not think there was any use making
offers until after tho union had done what
It was going to do In tho way of a strike.
The organization of tho meat cutters'
union w-as perfected Wednesday night by tho
from tho plaintiff wholesale houso election of tho following officers: Joseph
hi-h-nnnrtimr nam nf .,,. Barth, president; T. Bowon. vice president;
Piles used In the shoeshlnlng process-for Maule, recording secretary; W Butts cor-
according to contract. High priced lawyers
appear on either side and the caso Is being
contested in n spirited manner. Such suKb
aro usually passed upon by the trial Judge,
but In thlo caso a Jury has been empaneled.
It has devloped that Cohen useended to tho
commercial dignity of using printed letter
heads nnd other stationery In his corre
spondenco while be operated the stand which
ho prefers to call a "polishing parlor."
A bill
reveals eamo high-sounding names of sup-
Instance, glycerole, calf liquid, russet
cleanser, etc. Several witnesses aro bolng
examined.
OlinXT IIV STKA.M OK MOI.TK.V I.BAI).
responding and financial secretary; T. H.
Koehlor, treasurer; J. Huba, guide; W.
Wnlkor, guardian. Tho union wilt meet next
Sunday at Labor temple.
The bulletin board at Labor tomplo has n
healthy appearanco theso days, thero being
announcements that worklngmen of all tho
building trades aro noeded In various parts
of tho city. Tho supply Is about equal to
the demand and thero Is no room for out-of-town
workmen at present.
iBl u.ut- ...... . uu,., ,,T ""j; fa ioren. acven Stories from
garded as tbo best of his priio works. It j'Note book of a Clergyman." by Bradley
vii wrltlnn In the year that he was made I mu.t. rin the same date they also
roet laureate, when ho was a llttlo under brought out "Tales for ChnjNimnR ,
40 years of age. It has now been added to SMen-on.;; vol
Casscll'B National Library. In this cheap unRBli.
n.r ntltlnri thin Hnlendld nrose work will I ti, Ttnn-nn.Mprrlll company has nn
hn acccenlblo to all classes of readers, nounced as In preparation for Issuo during
.. ..... .1 thn summer a eomnieic nun uiiunrin em-
Caescll's National Library contains more of ,nVof the works of James Whltcomti
), crannlnn pl.iwilrn of thn Knzll9h Inncnairn tii m ho Wnnivn us the Greenfield edl-
than any other cheap series that wo can hoi, Tne "Uune'wll contain a
call to mind. It Is a matter for regret that P'Sunt" by Will Vnwter.
the publishers do not put out these same ,.Thn nendlnsr of the Bough," George
publications In cloth binding, so that they Moore's new comedy, has nireany aroiisen
....... I .-i. ...mt.a.hn n .t th nntn ntii nrn
tould bo preserve.! in tne mrnry. 'inn ur 'u "enou to rnnkn ono toni the play
library Includes the .most important of to determine which Is right. Sueh n read-
Pbakeepcaro's plays which tan bo had In ing will not go unrewnrded. although It
paper cover, at 10 cents. The print Is good Rr '-vVWn " mC',SUrn
na ii ii couiu ui- din-u.v.. ... Tnc ivcn,' library" Is n new series .or
binding no doubt many people who cannot volumes to be Issued by John Lane, the first
. off which will be the "Ixivo Poems of Shel-
ley, eacn p.'iK'' iibviiib urmiineniui nenu
nnd tall pieces In tint. At monthly Inter
vals there will be presented through the
samo series some love poems of Browning,
of Keats and of Tennyson.
TCie mcint expenslvo city In the world
WILL BE OPENED NEXT FALL
West Side t'ltlreris Assnred thnt Their
School Privilege Will
He llentored.
The residents of the southwest portion of
the city havo abandoned for tho Bcuhon their
YOU
may' be suffering: while positive
and permanent relief is easily
obtainable
California's Mission Remedies
and
Cala Cactus Liniment
arc Varrnntetl to cure
RriEUMATI5M
and HI diseases of the
Kidneys and Bladder
fit in will rttiits your nooijr
It Sta tiro Itfli t (xoifll jcu
San Curo Cathartic Tablets
Work plnlly and Immedlstsly rtlUva
Cnitlptlon Md UVER ILLS.
that Is, the one that costs tho most to rim
nnd spends the most monoy every year Is
New York. Why It Is so, how much It an
nually rpends nnd how this vnst sum might
and sviould bo reduced, is told by tho pres.
m cltv comntroller. Bird S. Coler. In a
most Important nrtlele. which Is published
In tho May number ot Appietnn s Popular
Science Mpiuniy.
Mr. Stanley Waterloo new novel, "Tho
Seekers." hns called forth a striking tribute
from Or. Dnwle. This eminent preacher,
who clnlms to hnve performed miraculous
curoi end hnlda crowds enthralled by his
emphnslH If not by bin eloquence, says that
"tne noiirni pim;e in iu-li i reatrveii mr
Btnnlev Waterloo." Mr. Waterloo has
therefore imarnonen nis projcci oi going
tn the war In the Transvaal, nnd Is remain
ing In Chicago by way of fitting himself
for so noble a vocation,
H. P. nuttnn ft Co. navo Just lumied n
new library catalogue. It Is it blank book,
arranged for recording the books of a pri
vate library, containing 1 leaven, with
Hpnces to record iiojki, umn wy iiuuiiir
and title, mnklng i double entry of each
book, 'lnls IS a great convenience iur rei
erence where the author s name only Is
Vnnn.ii nr vice versa, where tho title Is
known nnd not tho nuthor The printed
headings lire autnnr. title snu rrinarKs on
the left-nanu page nnn iiue, auinur u re
marks on the right-hand page. The book
measures 7Ux9t Inches and is Indexed
throughout. It Is handsomely bound cither
In cloth or In full Persian morocco.
Tbe above books are for sale by the
Megeath Stationery Co., 130S Farmm.
Mnrtln t.nlllwich Seeks tn Ilceover
Diiiiiukch for nn Injury.
Martin Galllwlch has brought suit against
the American Smelting and Refining com
pany for $20,300, damages and costs arising
from an accident which happened at the
Omaha plant of tho company November 20,
1899,
In his petition filed tn the United States
circuit court the plaintiff states that he was
employed by the company as a roustabout
for eomo time and was afterwards transferred
to the work of removing pigs of lead which
are formed by pouring molten metal through
pipes from a caldron ot tho melted lead;
that on the day of the accident ono of the cffortB to gecurc, the opening of tho Ambler
pipes conveying wio si rcn irum mu vnmrun aml Wegt Sdo HChools and tho addition or
to tho molds became clogged with solid lead Ul(j tcacllB1. at Kckorman school removed by
and that he wns Instructed by tho foreman . f Education during tho winter,
to hold tho pipe near tho caldron until It expIanaton of the lapse of the improve-
melted. Tbe plaintiff, being unfamiliar with nent cCbs activity Is that It has been as-
the action or meitcu lean, neiu tno pipe so -- - , , mcmbcr that tho
ih ,,h.n ihn on M motnl tnpltorl It ran sureu uy lo. .... .. .
""" , - .-" schools will bo reopened next ran, provided
rem the pipe over his breast, his boly and 'on is discontinued. The complex-
S V"" rr. ,T :Z rU"U U lUak ion of tho board .III change completely next
" ta " " w w v w I . ii u namnnra rnMrlnrr nnn thn
Th m was starte.1 in tho state courts. w. "even i m "..V.
a . .v. ,.i.-i . club honctf that no unite win do appueu to
th. annllcation of the defendant. tbelr school privileges. Chairman Darnard
the application ot tne defendant. buildings and property committee has.
I.lntona File IHceiit ion. in fact, oxnressed his belief to President Kd
lyord Adolphus Frederick Linton and his Walsh of tho West Side club that the schools
wife, Phoebe, have, through n local attorney, be opened,
filed exceptions to the report of the referee
In the claim of John T. Cathers for attorney Thos. W. Carter of Ashboro, N. C, had
fees. This report, which was filed in the kidney troublo and one bottle of Foley's
district court a few days ago, allows At- Kidney Curo effected a perfect cure, and
torney Cathers fees to tho extent of $8,000, na tavs there is no remedy that will com-
said to be a balanco due out of an original parB w(th It. For sale by Myers-Dillon Drug
bill of $:7,000. Accompanying the bill of ex- Co., Omaha; Dillon's Drug Store, South
coptlons Is a motion ror a new trial, in wnicn Omaha
forty-two allegations or error are set forth
York, tho Journey to occupy six oays. u nav mil wa- .Uhmlttl to him arrt hn r..i l
will bo In evory roapect a pleasure trip and aoud tho namo ana Baary 0f every employe,
tho accommodations will bo such as to mako causing tho official stenographer to mako a
It as delightful as possiDio. stops win oe note of tnch.
madn at a mi in bo r of interesting points en- vni.ni- mha. i, ,n.i. i nu n
route and'no effort will bo spared to make rlete howlng, thereby disclosing the trade
the outing a memorable one. It Is llkoly socrets If any there be of the telephone
that Omaha win ne representee Dy two or business. President Yost. Managtr Lane
three of tho city passenger agents. Auditor Coe and other officials of the corn-
Mr. Lee, general passenger agent of the pany havo shown a decided disposition to
Lehigh Valley, formerly occupied tho same et ycAacr have full sway. Hn Is permitted
position with tho Colorado Midland and has to nave, everything he asks for, and cour-
n number of personal menus among tno locat teous replies nre given to every question.
railroad fraternity, it is a certainty mat ne Yolser called for Auditor Coe at the after
would overlook no opportunity to show tho sceHon Wcdumdny, which did net begin
Omaha men a good time, and for this reason ,ml 3.30 o'clock. Ho at onco demanded
they ara particularly anxious to arrange their tnat tno auditor produce bcoks, vouchem and
affairs so thnt they may bo able to accept othfr TeC0rds, which was done. He- crltl-
Mr. Leo's cordial invitation. ceed n dotal! many of the entries showing
- .. . ....a ir.nnni. where cash had been dlsbutscd and Insisted
Assistant Oeneral Freight Agent J. O. on 1 having an Itemized statement relative to
Phllllppl of the Missouri Puclllo has gone all entries under the heading of "goncrul
to Kansas tuy. expense," etc. rresidfnt osts expense ac
lloraco AVntts or Jtoueri, .mo., ana 11. cfunt anA the account for legal services were
Collin of St. Iuls, arc abash repre- , , . ,.
sVntatlves visiting In Omaha. special obJecU of attack. While looking
C. Mnren of Chicago, traveling passenger through the books Yelser found whero a loaf
agent of the Dominion steamsnip company, had been cut out. Ho wuntcd to know all
1 kl 'ftcr buslncsS about "' Al1dltor Coe explained that the
O K "Annette, assistant superintendent lak: was taken out last December
of 'telegraph, nnd H. M. Mudge, general and given to a Job printing house as a form
advertising agent, nro Illinois Central of- for runnB a now book. Yelser IntlmateJ
today. 'ha' he """d8 ha(1 been mutilated, but ho
Assistant General Passenger Agent nui not venture lumuvu mihuuo uyun mis
Arthur H, Smith of tho Hurllngton lias re- point-
turned to hs ofllco after Vw"0'" Throughout this tedious ordeal President
irV intinr u much Imnrovod now.' Ycst nnd his associates 'have thus far re
Th nrivntn cur of President Hurt of the malned calm and serene. Yelser's usurpa-
Union I'ncltlc arrived In the city today tlon of President Yost'n office has not yet
after an extended tour through Mexico and cftu.c(i x rinnle along tbo wires and the
IIIO CllSl. It UBCIl Hi Uliri'lllin BWIIIIl - ,ll,l,1 ll ,,K'..
nnd iMcb and their families on a clensuro hello girls nt the switchboard call "Nu
trip Just completed ny mem.
Tho Canadian Paclllc wns represented
in nmiihiL vesterdnv bv W. A. Kltter-
mastpr, genornl ugout of tho freight de
partmcnt nt Chicago; William Porteous,
occupying the same position at St. Louis,
and J. Corbctt of Montreal, foreign freight
ngent.
II. ,I.a ..liDiitflni nt n tin, A nnhnHnln
thn Denver & ltlo Orando the through time, owing to other DUiness wnicn
Tho substance ot the objections to the report
Is that the evidence did not warrant the
finding made by tho referee.
Dew
ilrndley Hnes for Illvnrer,
Tho old song ot tho woman who went
with n handsomer man Is brought to mind
by tho dlvorco petition of William II. H.
llradley against Carrie Ilradley, which has years
been filed tn tbo ofllco of tho district clerk.
Dradley asserts In hie petition that In
February, 1898, bis wife eloped with a
traveling salesman whose name he doesn't
know. That Is the only allegation. The
Uradleys were married In Peoria, III., In
1895.
Mortality KtiitlMli'n.
Tho following births and doathH were re
ported at tho ofllco of the Board of Health
during the twenty-four hours ended at
noon Thursday:
lilrths: Swan Itosengreen, 2.09 North
Thirteenth, boy; Charles U. Fny, 2318
Seward, girl; Pert A. Wlleox, 2212 South
ber?" as sweetly as ever. President Yost
busies himself a largo part of the time
curling nrotty wreaths from two-for-a
ouarter cigars
At tho closo of tho afternoon session tno
secretaries announced that they could not
conveniently prolong tho hearing at this
do-
San Frnnclsco-Chlcnco car over the Ilur- .hair nitnnllnn. It was suceested
!'r:?n.u"d."B, adlournment 'be taken to somo date
limit" ill" l.. lull, 11.-1:,, .iiiii.n MUtL-nr. llltlll I . M . , . rtr
heretofore. Through passengers can now In tho near future, reiser tnado a nriet
leavo Sun Francisco Monday morning at nrcument In which ho held that tne sec
Q.1I .....I ....... I, nhlnatrn 1'h,.,l .,1,,.,, n , I " ' U"1U" k
n.'r nil,, . w.v ,, v....,.1' . in.t ciiij ,.,. ,b
ticretornre, in oroer to rcacn L'nicngo
tho democrats Is completed, oxcept the mld-
dlo-of the-road populists.
"Tho absorption of our party is now
largely accomplished, nnd each succeeding
yenr shows a tendency to lessen our In
fluence nnd representation In favor of tho
democrats. This Is shown In many ways
among which the most Insidious Is to
plnco In positions of honor and trust men
who call themselves populists, hut whoke
actions nnd 'Influence nro always directed
toward tho building up of the democratic
party to the detriment of tho populist
party. Another method of lending our party
into the democratic fold Is I ho adoption of
democratic methods In the disgraceful
scrnmblo for office and the Ignoring of tho
principle upon which our party was
founded that no officeholder participate In
nny of our conventions.
"When party methods have become so cor
rupt and tricky that It becomes necessary
In order to carry tho party over to the demo
crats to deprive men of tholr right to rep
resent tholr states In tho national commit
teo men who like Motslngcr of Indiana,
Denver of Nebraska, Flics of Arkansas and
nurkltt of Mississippi, are tho duly elected
and qualified mombcrs of thocommltteo from
their respective states, It behooves all men
who are not democrats In disguise to como
out boldly for our party's Integrity and be
gin In tho fight whero wo loft olf In 189t.
Therefore. I shall participate In tho Cin
cinnati convention mid hnvo assurances that
tho majoilty nf our old tried and true popu
lists who think more of principle than of tho
spoils of ofllco will nomlnnto n ticket that
wo enn support with a good conscience and
with hearty enthusiasm.
"You nre aware, Mr. ICdmlston, that I do
this for tho fake of prlnclplo, ns I have never
been nn officesookcr, henco I am not dis
appointed, nelthor havo I cver asked for un
appointment for a friend or ever recom
mended ono. In all kindness, bollovo me,
your friend, JAMES A. IJOYCK."
tirnti I oniiinny Sails.
NKW YOKK. April 26.-.MuurUe flrau nnd
many members of hlx company sailed today
on tho Krcnch liner 1j Touralne. They urn
enrouto to London, whero tho company will
soon open In grnnd opera.
8:30.
at that tlmo departure from Han Francisco
had to bo made Sunday evening nt 6:30. f,. r.4 UnUhu
General Western Agent Fred A. Nash of I UUI UlDQl flUUUI
tno .Milwaukee slo c a mnrcti Wednesday l ... .1.1
on tho admiring friends of himself and In good hIiops-110 minor '
untie, wno liueniieu to civo tnem tne umiihi i. il,.. wnnror tnev mum
send-off necorded n departing brtdo und " ,, , .,.,., Hii tliein Our misses'
groom. Mr. Nash ihnd tho private car In r "O loll t soil un n
...i.lni. t.tni ...in v. M...in t..h.,i I ..i ... CI ".A nrn i-nnll HllOOH lllUtlO
with tho sinnn caro uk aro niitmmn h
hIiooh nt $r.0O-nro cut and Hhnjioil
to tho foot Just aH oiircftilly-Drox
I. Shoomun hits dono ihiuhpii prmiu
11,1a onnKllll 111 tllO llUHSOH lieillll l-
which tho bridal tour will be made switched kIioos nt fl.SO lU'0
to tno east ona ot tne union depot, and,
with Mrs. NsiBh. was driven directly to it.
Waiting friends nt tho depot, armed with
rice and any number of old shoes nnd such
articles, were apprised of their arrival In
tne vicinity ot inn station oniy niter Mr,
nnn .Mrs. isnsn were on tneir way east
Tho trip from Omaha to Perry. Ia was ment RohIiIoh tho ox t I'll ",p11 llu"
made on a special train, composed of Mr, 0e e r0 hIioOB we nhow a mnKtllllPPUt
Nash's car. Hno of pntetit leathern for tlross-Kvory
A. II. Pass of Morgantown, Ind.. had to got stylo-kla-oiotli nnn I hum i ii''" f"
tin ton or twelvo times In tho nlcht anil had nnil 10W flit- 0 call I Hill " " -
severe backache and pains In tho kidneys. When you seo thorn you will sny they
Was cured by Foley's Kidney Curo. It Is nro tho linefii you rnei,
guaranteed. For salo by Myers-Dillon Drug
Co., Omaha; Dlllon'o Drug Store, South
Omaha.
Ilnlldlnur I'eriiilts.
Tho following permits have been Issued
from the office nf tho building Inspector;
II. J. Byrnes, 150S-10 Harney, repairs, 25;
William Kverett. 112 North Klghteenth, re.
pairs. M; uraana iirewing association, al
terations, iw.
Drexel Shoe Co,,
1419 VARNAJt STRBBT.
Twenty-ninth girl
itith:
John G. Wetzel, 2.,3 Spencer, 43
H. Clark, Chauncey, Qa., says DeWltfe
Witch Hazel Salvo cured him ot piles that
had afflicted him for twenty years. It Is also
a speedy curo for skin diseases. Beware of
dangerous counterfeits.
IOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOIOI
Millions for Hum- Dull.
A million of dollars are spent every year
upon tbe game of base ball, but large as this
sum Is, It cannot begin to equal tbe amount
spont by people in search of health. Thero
Is a euro method ot obtaining strength, and
It is not a costly one. Wo urge those who
havo spent much and lost hope to try Hon
tetter's Stomach nitters. It strengthens
tho Btomach, makes digestion easy and
natural, and cures dyspepsia, constipation,
biliousness and weak kidneys,
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JiiHt a fow pianos loft-Thoy miiHt
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There tiro somo tlno Htelnwn.VH, Kim
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All new, clean planos-nll fully kiiju
nntppd both by tho manufacturers und
onrsolvos Many of tho niiikos have
bpen represented by us for twpnty-slx
yenra. .
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Uuiic ail Aft ISI3 Oouelii.