THE OMAHA DAILY 11 EE: MONDAY, .TATAHY 7, 1901.
HERE IS ANOTHER MYSTERY
Btiangfl "Pononal" Appeari in the Morn
log Papers.
AMUSEMENTS.
3
Orplicuni
A bill sufficiently diversified to strlko a
rnartnfitiltm liftr,1 tl'tlti thi I'nllflnvll In dnV-
POSITIVE REFERENCE TO CUDAHY CASE otce, whatever lio hla hobby In this lino of
entertainment, Is the offering at tho Or-
8l)Ctin(nrrn of Mr. Cndnhy anil Chief
of 1'nllCR Donahue AMnchod, but
.Neither Will Jluke Ux-plniintlon.
rheum for tho current week, and It wnB nc.
corded a rousing reception In lis Initial
purformnnco Sunday nfternoon and evening.
There arc no star head-liners, but Instead
seven numbers of uniform merit, each one
capablo of producing cntlro satisfaction.
Tho first part consists of a very clover per
nio following personal appeared In the forroancu on tho silver wire by Ncttlo Car-
advertising columns of tho local papers roll and nn amusing dialect dialogue and
Sunday morning: musical sketch by Tcnlcy nnd Slmonds.
Your request, nsked for In letter mailed Mnllory brothers and Brooks nro refined
at Lincoln January 4, to bo nnswered be- eolorod musical artists who perform capably
fore January 7, wlfl bcgr bAnYi on a number of different Instruments and
J.' J.' DONAHUE. Indicate, n versatility that must needs bo
Nolthor Mr. Cudahy nor Chief Donahue commended,
would consent to explain tho meaning of tho Four Interesting sketches composo tho sec-
foregoing, nor would they discuss It In any ond half of tho program and they nro nil
way. Chief Donahuo said: "It may bo that so different as to bo altogether enjoyable,
wo will bo In a position to talk about It In Tho I'nntzcr trio appear In their now com-
tho courso of n few days, but not now. It cdy acrobatic act, entitled "A Oymnost's
would defeat our purpose." Parlor Amusement," and accomplish a uura-
Tho little personal, containing an oven her of difficult feats. Frank Gardiner and
coro of words, has aroused no little curl- Lottie Vincent nro old favorites who return,
oslty among thoso who havo closely followed having as tho vehicle for tho display of
tho caso, and not a few havo advanced tho their talent nn original musical farco wrlt-
oplnlon that It marks tho "beginning of the ten by Mr. (lardlnor, "A Shattered Idol."
ond." Thcro nro all sorts of speculations as Qcrtrudo Swlggotto and Edward Clarko In
to Its Import. Among tho most plausible of dulgo In a. hodge-podge of nonsenso thnt Is
theso Is one advanced by a man formerly Interesting, particularly for tlio reason that
connected with tho government secrot scrv- Miss Swlggctto Imitates "Sis Hopkins" nnd
Ice. Ho says: li In this character, amusing In tho cx-
"Of course, thoro Is no question but that tremc.
this porsonal refers to tho Cudahy kidnap- Charles Lothian, who gained a popularity
lng caso. Tho two signatures settlo that of no mean proportions when ho was In
point. Another obvious fact Is that cither Otnnha as a member of the Woodward Stock
tho chief or Mr. Cudahy or both havo been company, appeared In a very clever little
getting somo moro letters. Now, they have sketch entitled "A Sunday with Aunt Mnr
both been gottlng letters rlsht along from tho." lie was assisted by Miss Mary Un
persons claiming to know something about pout, a charming young nctress, who has a
tho case, and they havo pnli no nttentlon decidedly pleasing stago presence nnd a
to thorn. 'Klolso T.' has been writing, and winsome smllo that won great fnVor with
thoro aro a half dozen othcrB. Tho chief hor nudlencc. Tho popular klnodroino clojod
attributed no Importance whatever to theso tho performance, showing soveral now views
communications and said they were 'crank' of tho Galveston disaster.
letters, written by pcrsotiB who wanted to
'have ft llttlo fun' ami who had nothing bet- SHiipii'h Trot-mlcro-
tcr to do. Miner and Van's Bohemian Burlesquers
"But now comes a letter which causes put up tho best show that has been given at
him to open his eyes. Mlaco's Trocadoro In soveral weeks. Billy
"It Is obviously an anonymous letter, too, B. Van, tho star of the company, Is' ex-
as otherwlso ho would not hnvo to answer coedlngly clover In comedy work and It
It through tho porsonal columns of a Is to bo regrottcd that he does not appear
newspaper. Still, he glvoB It credence. In tho performance until tho closing net.
Iloth ho and Mr. Cudahy havo examined that Ab Patsy, tho boll boy, In tho skit cnlled
letter and they hnvo agreed that It comes "A Scrambled Egg." Mr. Van succeeds In
frbm n person who knows something of the keeping the audience In a hilarious mood
kldnnnlne. They ndmlt that much whon The farce, which deals spicily with extra-
thoy dignified It with an answer duly signed ordinary Incidents attending the arrival of
bv both their names. a burleHquc compnny at n country hotel,
I I Itrlnrra flu. nlltlrn npirfl 11 1 ytt t Inn tntn anpvlnn
DoulillrMM IIiih Information. , ... . .. . ,.,
and Introduces a constant run of comical
Hero is nnotner conclusion to bo tirawn
CEMENT ON THIS FRIENDSHIP, patient attempts to escape
Indian Bratcs Mnia to Separate from
Iniptctor Dew.
When (Mt'rtnkru In .Street fur Slip
AAnntt4 Hit Cnptnr -v Kit
lliinil SintHict.
THEY FOLLOW
10 OKLAHOMA
An excited woman smashing another wo
man over the head jwith n hond satchel
disturbed the serenity of tho pastetigcrs
on a l'ark lino car Saturday night. Tho
nssault, which was apparently unprovoked,
occurred Immediately after the two women
entered tho car at Leavenworth nnd
Twenty-sixth streets, nnd ns tho assailant
nnd her victim were hurriedly ejected from
tho car without explanations from any side
tho passengers were left to conjecture the
n r Kb. r, t , V. rt .1 tm i II f lift llfff.
Tho mystic spell which tho fabled Tied ,,.,,, i,in' rt laMnarta tt furl thnt Mm
I'lpcr worked on tho rats and tho children . , inpldcnt was a lively climax to
Inspector Arrive In Oinnha Ihtroiile
to the SonthueNl, ..ctMiutpitnlei!
X y n Clunrtet or Ills Cupper
rnui'il l'rolcKen.
of Hnamlln town when ho led them over tho
brow of tho hill Into tho sea was not moro
powerful than the Influence School In
spector V. II. Dew has unwittingly exerted
nn attempted escape from tho Presbyterian
hospital, Twenty-sixth nnd Marcy streets.
Tho woman who fractured the peace and
dignity of street railway travel had under-
oor somo of tho red men of the Pine llldge , tnkcu t0 g(Jl nwny from tll0 hospital wln.
out securing tho necessary passports and
tho embarrassed victim of the assault was
tho nurse, who had overtaken her.
No one In authority at the hospital would
give out any Information concerning tho
nnir yesterday, nut it was learned mat
tho pntlent who attempted to escape Is n
well-known woman of Lyons, Neb., who
hns been under trentment for nervous
troubles at the hospital for several weeks.
Last Friday friends of the patient called
t tho hospital and nrrnnged to have her
sent home, but she refused to leave nt thnt
time.
Saturday morning, however, ihe woman
left tho building secretly nnd went to tho
Burlington depot, ' where sho purchnscd n
ticket for Lyons. As sho was about to
board the train sho was Intercepted by
tho head nurse nr.d Induced to return to
tho hospital. Hut the patient had not
given up the task of getting nwny from
confinement, nnd when left unguarded for
a moment Saturday night, she again slipped
nwny. This time she was hotly pursued
by a nurso, who overtook her as she en
tered a Park lino car and hrought her back
to tho hospital after tho exciting Incident
In which tho hand satchel figured.
Tho man who wroto that anonymous letter
'mnllcd at Lincoln January 4' offered to
glvo them somo Information touching tho
situations.
Tho other skit on tho program has the
suggestive title of "A Caso of Cow." It
gives tho people the plcasuro of looking
kidnaping or r.ddio uuuany, and probniuy upon a Rainxy 0f burlesque beauties In
ns to tho Identity and whereabouts of the KOrg00a nnd attenuated costumes nnd
bnndlts, clso tho two gentlemen whoso slg- natCnlng to a melange of good songs nnd
natures appear would not nnvo tonon tno new jokes.
troublo to Insect tho personal. And, again, Ti10 Casino comedy four carry off the
tho person. who mailed tho anonymous letter honors In the olio, their singing being
evidently wnnts his Identity kept secret, or 0I high order nnd their "business" not
clso ho would havo signed his nnme, or revealing any marks of antiquity. Tho
would havo paid tho chief a visit In per- j,nii0 ulsters aro a lively trio, who do not
son. Tho chances nro ho Is either ouo of mako tho mistake of considering a song and
tho kldnnpcrs willing to 'peach' on his pals flanco a serious affair, but aim to get noth
for tho sako of getting hold of tho reward nK but fun out of It. T3d Johnson sings
money, or elso ho Is somcono In close touch a couplo of descriptive songs with fine
with J.hom who knows their' secrets. In effect nnd rounds out a plenslng sketch
cither event ho is trying to 'llo dead' nnd wth tho assistance of Mao Hllllard. Jack,
win tho roward without letting others lm- Andy nnd Ada Gardnor present nn act that
plicated In tho deal know his Idpntlty. a full of ginger and Fred Wycoff's "Bubc
"As to Vli.it It Is that ho 'requests there stunt Is not without merit.
Is no telling, of course, but still It's not
hard to kucss. Tho chances nro .that ho "Trip lo Coonloivn"
has asked to havo somo detectives sent to A nonsenslcnl musical comedy, with
Lincoln to havo a prlvato conferenco with enough tangibility of plot to justify n name
him. In this conferenco ho agrees to dl- serves to glvo Bob Colo and Billy Johnr
vulgq certain facts that will aid tho police and a company of colored singers and danc
In ferreting tho mystery: perhaps ho will ers opportunity to please thoso who enjoy
disclose tho Identities nnd whereabouts of a performance characteristic of Ethiopian
tho guilty men nnd In consideration will nrtlsts. "A Trip to Coontown" was glveri Us
nsk to havo tho reward delivered to him, or Initial production at Boyd's theater Sunday
a largo shnro of It. I havo known of such nfternoon nnd tho entertainment nfforded
cases. was satisfactory of tho kind. Thoro Is any
ItrenlU Similar Case, amount of singing rendered by capablo solo
"One caso In particular that I now re- lets, and n chorus of musical qualities. Tho
cnll was, almost Identical with this. Ono olio following tho musical creation Is made
of tho men Implicated In a blit bank rob- up of several Interesting numbers, the prln
bory mndo an appointment to meet n do- clpals In this being Cole nnd Johnson. Edna
tcctlve. but had it understood In ndvnnco Alexander, soprano, nnd Lloyd Glbbs, tenor,
that no attempt would bo mndo to capturo also tako prominent parts. This attraction
him and that ho would bo permitted to will continue at iioyus tonignt nnu tomor
. keep his Identity to himself. When the row night
meeting took placo tho dotectlvo was not
permitted to sco tho faco of the robber. Tho
latter stood upon one slilu of n door, which
ho hold njar, nnd tho sleuth on tho other.
At tho conclusion of tho Interview tho do
tectlvo passed tho roward monoy through
tho nperturo to tho robber and tho deal was
closed. Perhaps this transaction will end
In somo such way.
"I havo a llttlo Inside Information myself,
by tho way, In this kidnaping caso and I can
nssuro you of this, th.1t when tho truth Is
finally known, as It certainly will be, the
Omaha public will bo surprised at tho
Identity of nt least one of thoso 'bnndlts,'
so-called. Tho namo of a man will bo
prominent In It that has never before been
associated with crlmo or crlmlnnls, That
The IlrnutrUnbly Vine Quullty
now Imported of G. H. Mumm's Extra Dry
Is tho talk of tho town; io,32i cases in
oloven months, or 72.109 enses moro than
any other brand, evidences tho high np
preclatlon this wlno enjoys.
agency. The clinrm 01 mo i-ieu i-ipcr my
In the music of his pipes. Tho Impulso that
sent half a dozen copperskltis scurrying
after Mr. Dew when ho was transferred
by tho government to another agency wns
tmplo kindness.
Mr. Dew stopped In tho city yesterday on
his wuy to Darlington, Okl. With him nro
several braves from Pino Illdgo who refuted
to bo loft behind nt tho agency. What dis
position to make of them Is n problem which
the school Inspector solved by allowing
them to accompany him.
In tho flvo years that Mr. Dow has been
connoctcd with tho schools nt Pino Btdgc
ho did many little services for several of
ho brave?. Whenever ho returned from
business trips to the nearest town ho had
small gifts for tho red men r.n Illuminated
pack of playing cards for one, a sack of
'Tomahawk" smoking tobacco for another,
a spur for this one, n knife for that nil
kinds of trinkets dear to the hearts of the
coppersktns, no mntter what stage of civil
ization they attain.
I ml lit ti m Hay Xny.
A few weeks ago the school Inspector wos
notified by tho officials at Washington that
tho work nt Pino Hldge Is sufficiently ad
vanced to place It In less experienced hands,
and for that renson they wished him to
transfer to Darlington, Okl., to take ckargo
of tho educatlonnl institution for Indlnns
there. When Mr. Dow Informed the braves
of tho order there was a small mutiny, end
ing In a severe reprimand by tho Inspector.
'You must not rebel against tho word of tho
Great Whlto Father at Washington," he
said. Apparently tho red men had become
reconciled to his departure, but Mr. Dew
obsorved that they still showed sfgns of
disappointment or regret.
Whon the train to Omaha drew out of tho
depot at the station adjacent to Pine Illdgo
on tho day of his leaving Mr. Dew wns
chagrined not to find tho braves ho liked
best among the throng on tho platform to
bid him goodby. Attributing their absenco
to n possible Inability to control their feel
ings, ho asked tho others to Bay a word of
farewell for him nnd then settled back In
tho sent to mako tho best of a rldo over
rough tracks. When tho train had left tho
agency n fow miles In tho rear tho car
door opened nnd from the front end of tho
train camo four braves attired In garments
suitable for n long Journey. Thero was
"Calico," who had his chattels tied In a
saddle blanket; "Six Holy," with n shawl
full of possessions on his shoulders; "Joe
Calico" and "Llttlo Hawk," carrying their
belongings In n blanket fastened to a stick
over their shoulders, true Indian fnshlou
"Wo'ro going along," Joo Calico grunted
"Wo'vo got permissions unknown to you;
wo railed money. Little Hawk has sold his
pony and wo won't go back. Wo'll work
for you on tho other side .of the great di
vldo whero you're going." Mr. Dow tcok
the only action possible under the clrcum
stances ho let them come.
Ilnpp lleil Chllilrpn,
Four happier red men never trod the
streets of Omaha than these braves, who are
careful not to let tho school Inspector out
of their sight for fear thoy will Ioso him
Llttlo Hnvyk Is tho most picturesque In tho
company. There Is an adverse significance
In his nnme, as he stnnds six feet two In
his moccasins nnd has shoulders like thoso
of a dray horse. Tho Indians wear their
hair In long brnlds brightened with bend
and mtnlnturo arrows and tomahawks. Their
trousers and Jnckots nro of the regulation
buckskin, ndorned with bits of colored flan
nol, Each of the men has had rather
notable pnrt in the old Indian outbreaks
nnd wars. Mr. Dow said: "I will let them
necompany mo to Oklnhoma, but they must
soon roturn to their agency. How did I
contrlvo to win them so completely? Well
1 don't know. An Indian's heart Is tho big
gest part of Jilm nnd when you mako thern
llko you they II follow you to tho enrtn'i
end
WANTS TO TACKLE THE WORLD
liilrlecn-Vcnr-Old I,ee lliilluril
nppeiirn friini llln Home
.Hmiflny.
DIn-
Yesterday morning 13-year-old Leo Ilal-
ard strapped his skates, overcoat and n few
other possessions Into a nent bundle, emp
tied his savings bank of J3 worth of pennies
nnd left his homo nt 2420 Spencer street to
battle with the world.
"Just tell mother nr.d father that I have
gone out to hustlo for myself nnd that they
needn't worry about me," wns tho messago
the boy left with three younger children
who wero left In his charge while Mrs. Hal
lard went to church.
As soon as tho mother returned from
church sho enlisted her neighbors In n
search for tho boy and reported his dlsap
pearanco to the police, but no trace was
found of hlra, Ho It described as n slender
boy of medium size. His hair Is dark brown
and ho hns gray eys. Whtn ho left homo
ho woro kneo trousers nnd a coat of dark
gray cloth and n dartt cloth cap. Tho boy's
father, L. E. Ballard, Is n traveling sales
man. Ho was notlflel yestirday nt Colum
bus, Neb, of his son's disappearance.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1. Mncfarlatie of Badcor. Wvo.. Is In the
cuy.
H. I. Linden of Portland. Ore.. Is in tho
cuy.
Harris Franklin, a mine owner from
Deadwood, S. D Is In OniUhn.
D. M. Owen, a well Iciioa'ii Norfolk rail
road contractor. Is at tho Merchants.
T. B. Irwin of Gordon, n well known Ne
crnsKn cattleman, is nt the aicrcmtnts.
12. E. Garner, a hotel man rrom Oakland
spent Sunday in tho city ns tho guest of
menus.
S. G. Strickland, division superintendent
or ino umann line, nas returned irom t'ori
land, Ore.
E. L. Mvers of Newnort. president of th
Nebraska Lumber Dealcrii' association, Is
at tno iwercnaniH.
It. W. Baxter, division suneiintniidcnt n
tho Union Pacific, nnd Mrs. Baxter re
turned yesterday from n month's visit In
Portland, Ore.
General Fltzhugh Leo will leavo Tuesday
on u tour or Inspection of several of tho
posts In tho Department of the Missouri.
Ho will go first to Fort Blley.
Nebrasknns nt the hotels: C. II. Metz,
Friend: William Saleln nnd It. 8. Promlllt.
Guide Rock; I. M. Dresher, Grand Island;
O. W. Pope, Lincoln: II. .1). Watson, Kear
ney; E. Van Mlddloworth, Pender; Robert
Graham, Alliance; F. M. Crowe, Lincoln;
W. J. Pliant, Grand Island; D. M. Owen,
Norfolk; W. A. Bucklin, Long Pino; M. L,
Thomson, Battle Creek: T. K. Hansen. Til
den; Jnines Fragln. Woodblno; 1(. 11. Wat
kins, Alliance; John Porter, I'ullmim; J. l
lorclon. Gordon; R. P. Scott, Bridgeport;
J. F. Mndltn. Denver City: Joseph Wrlsht,
Wilcox: A. 1). Beemcr, Bctmer; C. F. Way,
Lincoln.
MPLEMENT MEN TO MEET
Tenth Annual Session Oonienei In This
Oitj Tomorrow.
ATTENDANCE WILL BE VERY LARGE
Implement InlerrMn from I'.vorj n hero
Will lie lleprenenteit mill llunl
uenv Will lie Mixed utlh a
DnMh of 1'teiiHiire.
Tho tenth nnnunt convention of tho Ne
braska and Western Iowa llotnll Imple
ment Dn1ers' association will bo held In
this city for three days, beginning tomor
row. Extensive preparations have been
mndo by tho local committees having tho
a flu Irk of tho association in charge and the
Indications nro that tho meeting will bd
tho most successful In the history of the
organization. The convention will bo pri
marily for tho transaction of business nnd
tho discussion of subjects In which the
Implement men nro Interested, but there
will be nt the same time nttentlon given
tho soclnt phase and the visitors will be
made welcome.
It Is n certainty that the nttendance will
exceed that of any former convention. Al
ready about "50 retail Implement dealers
belonging to tho nssorlatlon hnvo signified
their Intention of attending the convention
nnd, besides these, there will bo a large
number of representatives of outside whole
sale firms, which will mako n total at
tendance of at least 1,000 men Interested
In the Implement business.
Hotels Will lie Crimdeil.
Accommodations nt all tho leading hotels
havo been engaged by outside wholesalers,
manufacturers nnd distributors of tho va
rious lines of goods handled by Implement
men nnd elaborate exhibits will bo made
by all these. Tho Omaha Jobbers and man
ufacturers will bo not u whit behind their
outside competitors and hnvo also arranged
for making exhibits In hotels nnd available
uptown buildings, besides nrrnnglng to
turn their places of business over to their
visiting guests with the Invitation to "do
ns you will, but save the pieces.
It Is anticipated that one of tho most
pleatant features of the convention will be
the banquet which will be tendered tha
local nnd visiting Implement men by the
Commercial club In the club parlors
Wednesday night. This banquet promises
to be largely attended nnd nrrangements
are being perfected which Insure tho com
plete success or mc nunir.
It Is reported that ono of the most Im
portant matters that will come up before
tho convention for settlement Is tho con
troversy said to exist between legitimate
Jobbers and manufacturers' agents of In.'
plemcnt wnres. Local Implement men ns
sort that whatever controversy thero may
be between theso representatives of tho
trado Is altogether Inconsequential, but
It will, nevertheless, form n question of
discussion In ouo of the business sessions
of tho convention.
Tho Her Grand hotel has been selected ns
headquarters and tho meetings will bo held
In Crelghtcn hall. J. L. Blowers of DavM
City Is president of the association.
Important Toplet to He IHxcUHNetl
Freight rntcs and prices will be subjects
to which much consideration will bo given.
Tho prlco of binding twlno Is being dis
cussed freely by tho Implement men who
havo already arrived In tho city nnd tho In
dications nro that twlno will be much
cheaper than it was last year.
"At tho beginning of tho season In 1900
twlno was held at 11U cents n pound, but
before the end of the BenBon It dropped to
10 cents," said W. E. Collins, a St. Louis
Implement mnn who Is In tho city. "At
present twlno Is offered at 7'4 cents n pound
In carload lots nnd tho Indications are that
the price will not fall below that figure. Tho
slump In tho prlco last year was brought
about by the failure of the, grain crop In
tho northwest."
BEFORE DURING AFTER
La Grippe
TRY
World Famous Alariani Tonic
FOR BODY AND BRAIN
Slnco 1SU3, Endorsed by Medical Profession
immediate lasting efficacious agreeable
At Dmaoists Eviruwliere. Refuse Substitutes.
ROOT URGES HIS OBJECTIONS
ItelternteM IteiiKonn for l)lniippro Iiih:
I'rnpoNfil Oi-Kiiulrtitloii of Corp
of VeterlmtiiiitiN,
Haiti (o Have Smiitlpnji In More
One 1 1 II lid led of Itx
Comities,
w
oman's
in Tlufo and
harity.
The annual meeting of tho Omaha chapter, J. Iloblii6on conducts n normal class in ills- Is requested to bring her own luncheon or
n.,h,- nf h American Revolution, will tory and geography of tho bible. Tho union Join someono else In doing so. Coffee and
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TO BUILD A 70,000 HOTEL
Two CnpKnllMlN In Omiihn I'lnn the
Kerrl HoiiKe for
Ha linn.
WASHINGTON. Jan. C Secretary Boot
has transmitted to the chairman of tho sen-
nto military committee n protest signed by
Clnudo V. Morris, secretary of tho Now
York Stato Veterinary Medical society,
against tho proposed amendment to tho
army bill providing for a corps of veterin
arians. In doing so he sent tho following
explanatory letter:
"WAH DKl'AltT.MU.NT, WASHINGTON,
Jan. 3. Sir: 1 send you herewith n copy
of a letter Just received by mo from tho
secretary of tho New York Veterinary
Medical society, commending tho position
tnken by this department In regard to the
proposal to create n veterinary corps In tho
army.
"Let mo ulso recall to your attention tho
paper which I left with your committee somo
time ago, signed by a number of the chief
veterinarians now In tho service, tnKlng
substantially the samo position. Let mo ro
stnto tho position In order that there may
bo no misunderstanding:
"This department Is not opposed to nilt
nblo recognition of veterinarians. It hns no
serious objection to giving them military
rank, nlthough I do not think It Is n wise
courso to give military rank to civilian em
ployes. What 1 do object to Is a creation of
a new corps with a colonol at tho head re
porting directly to the secretary of war, and
mils neccessnrily creating a now bureau In
the War departmentand a body of olllcera
who, communicating directly with the sec
rotary of wnr through their chief, nro nee
eisarlly independent of tho commanding olll
ccrs of tho cnvnlry regiments and tho horse
nrtlllery organizations. Ono of tho recog
nized defects of our present army organlzn
Hon Is that of suitable command nnd dlvls
Ion of duties and responsibilities between
the olllcers commanding troops nnd tcrrl
torlal departments on tho ono hand, nnd
staff ofllcers responsible to a henil In Wash
Ingtou on tho other. Tho result Is that It
Is Impossible to tlx responsibility for nny
'allure to remedy defects or abuses. Tho
pioposcd organization of a veterinary corps
Is but another step In tho wrong direction
nnd will iucrenso tho evils which ought to
bo remedied. Tho general ofllcer In com
mand of troops ought to bo ablo to hold tho
officers of the cavalry nnd nrtlllery regi
ments responsible for having their orgnnl
za'tlons ready for active and efficient duty
at all times. If the horses of theso or
ganlzations are under the charge of a veter
inary corps, with tho chief reporting to the
secretary of wnr, there can be no such re
sponsthlllty. Glvo the veterinarians rank If
you wnnt to, but I most earnestly urge
that you do not Impose upon us another
bureau of tho Wnr department, another In
dependent corps, another element of dlsln
tcgratlon, divided responsibility nnd const1
qucnt Inelllclcncy. Very respectfully,
I3LIHP BOOT. Secretary nf War.
"Hon. Joseph H. Hawley, Chairman Com
mltto on Military Affairs, United States
Senate. (Knclosure.)
MISSOURI FEARS A PLAGUE
limit
KANSAS CITY, Jan. 6. At n meeting of
tho Board of Health of this city today Dr.
C. James, resident member of tho Stato v
Board of Health, said that there nro cases
of smallpox In over 100 counties of Missouri
ami that the most vigorous nuarantlno
measures have failed to stop the srrend nf
tho disease. City l'hyslclan O. O. Collin
expressed the 'fear thnt Kansas City will
suffer nn epidemic of tho disease this win
ter. Thero nro a hundred now, nnd new
cnBes aro being dally discovered. Tho
smallpox existing here Is not of n virulent
form and fow deaths nro expected to result
from It.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Switchmen's I'iiIiim of North Amrrlrn Jn.
G will elect olllcers Sunday night.
W. I.. WIlHnn Ik In lull eliiirueil with
petit tnrcenv. He Is said to have stolen nn
ovoreotit from Jit South Kighleei'th.
The members of the uriiiluntliiu rlnss nf
1001 of Crelghton .Medical eollego com
pleted their lln.il examination on the sub.
jeet of dermatology Saturday.
I' rank Klehl. nceil IT,, wmh nt restnl .nil
niullt nnd fhnrved with tlie tlmfi nf lrn&
mountliiKH from a cimtion helougliiK to the
Omaha Guards. After being placed In the
swei,t liox the hov riiiifeSMMl the thnft nn I
directed tho ofllcero to the junk shop whov?
ne Hum inc muHP.
A mall Klvlnir the name of J. 11. Alnnlev
wns nrtested at Sixteenth nnd Cuming
streets last night under suspicious clrcum
stunces. Tho man was currying n n over
coat and started to run when npprmehel
by an olllcer. Whon hnlU'd no declined that
the coal belonged to him. hut liU iictloni
were wi unusual that ho w:im locked Up on
the charge of being a susplcloux chnraclir.
TIIH Itl'Ml.TV .MAIIKUT.
INSTKl'MKNTS placed on record Snturd.ty.
January C:
Wnrriintj- Deeiln.
Atlantic llcnltv usFOchitloii In M. J.
Butler, lot I, block , Bemlr p.irk... f
W. H. Adams and wife tu I,. K.
Adams, lot -I block 1, lhnioiit Hue ..
J. C Gaines nnd wife to F. K. Lock
wood "l nl. nw Sfi-li'i-K) ,
M. 1.'. Bltchle and husband to Joseph
WNliartliiger, fl acres In corner
so.ic-i::
Wllhelmlna Biuitunn tn F. W. Crude
guard, part block il, llnwery Hill:
pnrt block 5. J'hllllps add
Mnrgnret Carroll to Henry nnd Dlnn
Wcnnlnghoir. lots 1. 'i. SI nnd 21.
block 1. Kust Side add
M. J. Ittiiernnd husband to C. C. ,l.
son, sell sw'i mid sw'i re'i S-l.i-1'.'...
(lull Cltilin Deed.
,1. A. UnlncE nnd wife to ('-nr Allen,
lot 0. block ;i. Hanscom '.:.eu
Deeilx.
Louis Itobpson, ndnilnl.urator, to W.
K. Sweesy, lots 1 tnul 3. 1 lock 11 1,
Dundee l'lacc
Sheriff to Ml"hlgiin Mutual f.lfe Insur
ance company. Kits 0 ami 7, block !.
Orchard 1 1 111
Total amount of tranHft-rrt ..
501
1
1.00
W)
.',50 )
7,cn
1 iol
Is all I nm at liberty to sny about It nt ,, ,,.,.1 vnmhiv afternoon. January 7. In tho has an average attendance of eighteen tea will bo Berved by tho First church so-
present, except that I might add that this nir),irtn(.n room on tho third floor of tho women, Mrs. G. W. Wnllaeo being president clety, the hour of meotlng being 12 o'clock
man Is now living In DouglaB county."
auTllonco room
public llbrnry building.
and Mrs. Moffott secretary and treasurer.
Tho nursery commltteo of the Child Sav-
11,, tf III, fB.lllt IFlllll.t fl.i. UllfltV.
hum vt, i-w.. 1.... rm.n .1... I tm.a .ni.nln. tnnnthlv mpctlnc of the ofll
luiH been clear nnd cold today In till tho ccrB ftnd trustees of tho Woman's Christian lng Institute held Its nnnunl meeting on address.
icrruuiy ."""' . u ." ,,'"'"c,-l"""u naKoclallon will bo held Tuesday, Janunry 8, eriuiiy morning, aim. .u. i.iur prunm-snow-storm
of ho Inst threo days In south- " ... .u- v .. m..i.u lmr. After dlseliiirirlnir tho business n vote "Th,
n nnd northern i;ulirornin and tho nt id a. in. in mu ib ... - - --j
A short but ojxellont program has been nr
ranged to close tho nfternoon. Mrs. Taylor
nf Bellevue will bo present and deliver nn
e Kicni woman of loday" waa the
of thanks was given tho Shrlnors for their subject of yesterday's gosrol meeting at tho
recent donation of 51 10 to tho institute, oung Woman's Christian nssoclntlon
cm Oregon
blnckado nn the Southern l'aelilo railroad nesoclatlon pnrlora.
l'nn ben effectively broken. 'Flvo hundred
ffio'Vll January 15 will bo the first anniversary The eom.nlttce is composed of twenty-ono rooms, which was led by Mrs. It. M.
the Sacramento dlvls on and the rotary ..f ihn nr.rnnintlc.n of 1 10 Soulli hrnncli or "u u- mumnuu. .oi lorn; hk - innst waa
snow-plow went south today to cleur all . ,, Woman's Christian association maids' training school nnd tarry on all tho subject of the series of meetings of tho
o,i nrnnnmiinnii nm hpliiir made for a fit- tho work In connection with this branch of association, which wero led by tho pastors
tin reieiirntinn to bo hold at Grace chapel, tho Institute. of tho city. Now tho devotional commltteo
sixth nnd William streets. An appropriate rtl training school Is moro prosperous has arranged for a series of mcotlngs pre
sidings between Ashland nnd Duusmulr.
A. W. Casservan'of Bawllns, Wyo., and
W. Henry of Denver nro In Omaha making
arrangements for tho construction of a
$70,000 hotel In Bawllus. Tho new structure
Is to bo of stone, 100x125 feet In she, and
will be named tho Ferris hotel, In honor
of the Into owner of tho valuable copper
mines located nt Grand Kncampmcnt.
"We proposo to build ono of tho finest
hotels In the west," said Mr. uasaorvan.
"Tho development of mines near Bawllns
has given tho town great Impetus and It
promises to havo qllito a growth In the
next few yenrs. Tho Union l'nclflc Is pre
paring to pump water Into tho town from
tho Iiatto river and the changes which
thnt railroad has made In Its tracks will
probably mako Bawllns ono of tho com
pany's division polntB nnd bring many
more railroad pcoplo to tho town.
"Oro In the Grnnd Encampment country
Is so vnluablo that it can bo hauled by
wagon to tho Union Tactllc's main lluo
with great prollt. Tho contemplated rail
road Into tho Grnnd Kncampmcnt district
will develop ono of the richest camps In
tho United States ond Bawllns is so sit
uated thnt it will got tho trado from that
ountry."
Mr. Cnsservan hns lorgo sheep Interests
In southern Wyoming and In speaking or
tho sheep business ho said: "Tho sheep
men wero novor In- hotter condition than
nt present. Tho winter hns been mild and
thero has been just enough snow to keep
tho rnngc In good shape. It has been neccs-
rary to feed tho sheep but llttlo nnd the
losses have been small.
II' Milliner Salle
dcetn't euro your piles, your money will
bo returned. It Is tho most healing med
icine. For snlo by Myers-Dillon Drug Co.,
Omnhn; Dillon's drug store. South Omnhn.
vires
Night Colds
How will your cough be to
night? Worse, probably.
You can stop it any time.
Then stop it tonigjit. You
will cough less and sleep better,
and by tomorrow at this time
you will be greatly improved.
Ayer9s
Cherry
Pectoral
cures night coughs, day coughs,
all kinds of coughs. Help
Nature a little and see what
she will do for you.
Three sizes: 25c, 50c, $1.00.
Xf your druggUt cannot supply you. send
us 1 1. oo and wc will exprcts a Utge bottle
to you, all charge prepaid, He sure and
alve us your ncatett express office.
" J,C.AVERCo.,l,owell,Mm.
nronrnm Is being arranged, to bo followed w,u" lu,D lul duiiuhk inuercm panses m woman s cnar-
bv a Boclal hour and refreshments, The tIlnn cvcr ' leninnd. Tho courso of six acter, which aro to bo conducted by tho
branch Is doing most effective blblo and months consists of lectures by tho physl- wives of tho pastors, "Thu Ideol Woman of
class work having n membership of about cla"8 of tho rlt' ,)n tlls cnro of chlLlrt-n Tcday" being the first of tho series.
m wl ch Is ra Idly Increasing At Tues- "'' Intlfle preparation of their food. A new evening class will bo organized
lav ovcnlURV raco Margaret " K""K Practical experience in Thursday evening. January 10, at 8 o'clock
'ZTf lL 2 , M,rr will bo a d s- " 'Hery at tho Institute. At the end which will be taught by Bev. Sumner T.
cuselon of current topics, after which
"Ollvor Wondell Holmes" will bo tho sub
ject of tho evening.
of the tlmo Bho Is required to pass nn Martin of the First Christian church. All
examination. In order to do which sho must who cnro to Join nro requested to bo pros
of nccctslt;- bo thoroughly competent, when ent nt the opening, as several lines of study
hho is given her diploma.
The l'rlmnry Sunday School Teachers'
union, which meets from 2:30 to 3:30 o'clock
on Saturday nfternoon of each week at tho
Young Mon's Christian association, lp ono
of tho most profitnblo Institutions that
will be presented from which tho class will
choose tho ono to bo pursued
Tho demand In tho Omnhn association for
bible study classes Is unusually great. Mrs
. H. Harford hns opened n class to meet
nt 3 o'clock Wednesday afternoon which
Tho nnnunl meeting and election of o di
ce r;i of. tho Hebrew Ladles' Sowing society
wns held last Friday and tho following of
ficers elected for tho year: l'rcsldcnt, Mrs.
t RnniicnliflrP" vlnn nrnnMftnt Tra Pnrl will InAlnJn n n ......i..,.
f" X ? m?i SCu L,lv Brnndels. secretary, Miss Ilattlo MorrU; tho literature of tho bible. Tho same sub
bene lt of tho chl drcn. W hile Properly nmincmI secretary, Miss Lena Hchfold; Ject, by tho same leader, will bo presented
piuiinm Mu itipun ., ,. ..., ..v- tronsureri Mrs. Charles Klrschbaum. to tho gynaslum girls' blblo clnss on Fri
ers are required for tho publlo schools, tho The B0Ccty ,ns been organized about day evening. Besides thoso three new
lu l"ul iuuiim.iiiiui.il, mud umu f01,rt0cn yenrs and has a membership of chases tho noon blblo class on "Character
tlan -;horacter ftd tho "faculty of manag- c,Khtyflve. meeting each Friday after- Studies" and tho personal workers' trnlning
lng children nro necessary to tho really no0, ftt t)l0 temple to sow for charity. Tho classes nro well sustained. In addition to
successful Sunday school teacher, does not cultIB f tho garments Is superintended theso outllno books of study, cnlled Shank's
occur to tho nverago parents, conscientious ,,y Mr8i s JJlath nni tho women not only system ot scrlpturo study, have beon se-
uiuiihu mi- nn, u, iimi u is umjr inn mm- cnro for numerous prlvato cases, hut con- curol for forty-eight members who, finding
piiruiiYgiir ii-ci-ni. ii-iiiuiiiiun mi wiu ,uu uv trlbuto to tuo hospitals and charitable lu- It Inconvenient to como Into tho classes, am
tho teacher herself, that something besides Btltutlons of tho city as well. Tho dues of carrying on Individual work at home. When
ordinary stuny is uccossury 10 cnamo ucr t.,,c , member nro J3 nor year nnd at each it Is considered thnt mnnv of thn np.noin
to present tho lesson In a manner equally meeting coffee and enko Is furnished, which tlons find It difficult to sustain ono bible
luiorcsung nnu mioiiigcnuy to mo cnuu S buid. Knch year n charity ball Is given study class the unusual Interest In the
ot a ami ino cnuu 01 u ana oucn a years. nmi theso revenues ennblo the society lo Omaha association may bo realized. Mrs
i no niceiiiiKH are most intcrvBiiiig, Doing ,iq ono 0f tho strong charity works of tho Harford Is hopeful that thero will bo wldo
lea fucu mc uy u uiiinrrni meinour, won city. spread Interest In tho work
presents and Illustrates the lesson as, she
would to n class 01 children, tno members A union meeting of the Presbyterian mis- Tho Christian Woman's Board nf Mis
asking nil questions to bring out points elonary societies of the city will bo held slons ot tho North Omnha First Christian
llauio to occur to cnuuren. At tno close ot Wednesday. Jonunry 0, at the First l'rcs- church nnd Christian churches of Bout!
tho lesson general discussion and criticism byterlnn church nnd a full nttendance of tho Omaha and Council Bluffs met on Friday
of Us presentation nnd explanation is held women Is urged, ono of tho chief objects of afternoon at tho North Omaha Christian
by tho class and so tho teachers aro pre- tho meeting being the furtherance of nc- church and effected a federation. The mat
pared to gtvo the subject to their classes qualntanco and sociability among tho mem- organizers of Iowa and Nebraska wero both
tho next day, After the lesson Mlsa Emily bers ot the different societies, Each woman present and made addresses.
Or
Lyons
wder
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AN ELEGANT TOILET LUXURY.
Usod by peoplo of refinement
for ovor a quarter of a century
Dr. Kay s uticuro cuics mi
IS TB fill re fro"10 diseases. At drug-
,,stHi f illustrated book
und advice f reo. Dr. 11. .1. Ku, , Saratoga, N. V.
3&
So Matty
People
Have headaches that nro
due to tho over tasked
eyes Eye helps that help
nnd relievo or the kind
we have bejn furnishing
Our optical department
lu In charge of a compe
tent and practical optician
who will examine your
of charge V
uatlsfactory
eyre free
guarantee
work.
THE A10E & PENF0I.D CO.,
Lending Scientific Optlclnn.
1408 Farnam. OMAHA.
OPPOSITE PAXTON HOTEL.
Mr. Ilotvuril IteiillcM,
OMAHA. Jnn. . To tho Kdltor of The
it.... if..nlvlni? In nr. Knlnnev s nrtlelp. 1
wt'f suv tltut thero certainly Is another
sldo to the controversy over tho sale of
tho nous nnu ijiiiikiiuth cii j-ruiecuon in
Dm itinilters union, for II wns a sale. I am
told that ono of thn supreme olllcers said
they nnid tho supremo olllcers nf tho Sons
ntui nmii'htpra nf I'rotcetlnn J2 tier head
for lis. ino party who lom m mis gave
m thn namo of tho supremo olllcer who
tni,i him This was nil liven for tho sake
of sweet charity, ns well an making four
of the supreme uiucein ui uiu mum nnu
Daughters or i-roieciiiin wuiiremo omcers
of tno Hankers union, und 1 think If Dr.
Spinney bad frankly told all of the bargain
of his sldo tho members of tho Sons nnd
Daughters of Protection would bo more
angry than they ure. I am receiving lotterp
from nil pans m ill" nuuu uuiiuiiiieiiiK tin
sale hh an outrugo and stating that tho
lodges will disband before they will accept
tlio irauaier.
It was charity to taka In nn order with
over K per member In Its roscrvu fund,
ovor 11 per member In Its benefit fund nnd
m titu ner member In Its ilcner.il fund In
nn order that has. according to Dr. fiplnney.
1U cents per meinour in u reserve runil
and 21.4 cents per member In nil tho other
funds. As for 2.0f0 members having already
turned over, this Is u mlstnko, ns not
one-quarter of thnt number hnvo actually
accepted tho transfer, and I venture tho
assertion thnt when this Is over thero will
ho moro of tho 3,000 remaining with tlio
Sons and Daughters of Protection than
will be In the Bankers union.
W. B. HOWAUD.
Our Men's Department
Has pilned a lvpulutloii for viiIiich In
tin; yt'iu-H wi) linvc boon in business thnt
Is llio envy of Hi" hIioo t ratio of tho
west you liuvo soon .fL'.Ot) slioos-nntl all
hIiooh look- ii grout ileal nllko but our
S'J.OO nieoluinlcK' hIiocs nre niudo of Rood,
iionost leather with it pood, liouvy solo
Unit will outwenr two pairs of upiiprs
just mieli n shoo as men who are on
tliejr foot a groat deal want the same
shoos ami tlio sanio nuallty will bo solil
olsuwlioio fpr at least ?.'I.OO-you aro
taking no chances when you buy thoso
$"..00 shoos.
Drexel Shoe Co,,
CntnloKiie Sen Free for tlio AhUIiir.
Omnt-n'a Up-o-late Shoe Houic.
mu KAIINAM STIIKKT.
Curd fro in Dr. .Miller,
OMAHA. Jan. rt.-To tho Kdllor of The
Bee: I wish to say that I did not seo Ber
mailt Wludan'H statement about his part
n my treatment In tlio city prison in Sop
tember last when It appeared In'Tlio Uee,
I acquit that kind friend und capablo of
dcer of all responsibility for my nrrest, llo
llxes that where it belongs uiion my "at-
ending physician." Sergeant Whelan him
self would never do mo an Intentional
wrong and I thank him for tho spirit of
kindness which I find In what ho said about
my case In Tho Bee. i
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Music lad Alt I5I3 Oootlit
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