THE OMATIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, A PHIL 25, 1001.
PPDtV nCILTATCC ADDTVP American troops. The officials aro not able
l-jDiUl ULLLliillljJ AlVlvlllj to offer any definite theory in explanation
of General Chaffee's action, On one hand
It Is suggested that this particular gate may
U.f af tli. T,.m Ht.nuU af K'vo access to tho place selected by Minis
Mit at thi Trail bj EopmutatiTti f tcr nockhm aml Mr s lro for tho futurc
lUtl HQ War Diptrtmint. American legation.
Oa the other hand. It Is recalled that the
American troops were the first to possess
PRICES NOT A BARRIER opposition to the mails
Adranctd Coit of Building Material Cutt
No Figure.
Assistant .Mturney i.irrnl orr Kh
ConitrrM llns Already Settled
thnt iliipstlon.
WASHINGTON'. April 24. ItegnrdlnK a re
port from Omaha that he had decided that
a messenger company doing business In n
GENERAL WOOD ALSO IN WASHINGTON themselves of this gate, and General Chafloo PROJECTED STRUCTURES GOING AHEAD number of tho larger cities and oflcrlng to
ArrnnKi-ment Ilelnir Mnde to Present
Culinnn to I'realilrnt .llcldiilcy
j:xirot Rlrntlon Troubles
nt Siuitlnnii.
may feel it to bo his duty wncn no re
llnqulshos his position, to turn It over to
the Chinese. Its original possessors. No
ono here l aware of any special title In
this property possessed by the Germans.
The fact that the matter has not yet been
made tho subject of an official report In-
iHnna tho nfllrlfll here to the hfllif th-it
WASHINGTON", April 21. The committee i, can he adlusted directly In Tekln and
01 nvo. delegates or tno Cuban legislature, mnv not assume ser ous nronorllons
consisting oi uomingo capote, retro w.
Ilancourt, Itafael M. Kortuondo, Ulego
Tamayo and l'edro Gonzales Llorentc.i who
wcro sent to Washington to confer with
the president regarding Cuban relations
with this country, arrived hero this morn
lng with an interpreter and representatives
of tho Havana press. They wcro met at 'ho
station by Assistant Secretary of State Hill.
.sslstnnt Secretary of War Sanger, CaptJln
a.....lt.. ...... t I . . 1 . A.lnl,m nt ,1tP
niciuciiHin "" , ,i.,,i it ii ..,.. a t
United States army, detailed for that pur- "
...- .i ot,nt,,m. Tho "r' nonius nas oeen nppoimeu (.
committee through an Interpreter, though ib
most of them sneak Knallsh very well, .t
was stated that arrangements for their visit
According to lletnllers, Large Sales
imil Hmnll l'rollts U the Motto
anil Only the Jobber
Has liaised l'rlces.
carry first-class mall matter at about one
half tho rate fixed by law cannot bo Inter
fered with, Assistant Attorney Gencial
Tyncr for tho I'oatofflco department said to
day that no such opinion ever had been
rendered by his ofllco and that It would be
absurd. Congress, bo said, already had
nMlln.t that ....natlnn. lie PilVn uurnlni.
The steady advance In the wholesale therefore, that nnv comnanv that nttemnt
price of lumber which started last January to perforra B,Cll n scrvco In violation of
uas nau no oneci locawy on uuiiuing opera- lho Uw w,u b(J ,,ron)pty cat wlth
lions, ior loe reuaun iuui iuihii uuaiuia
have not made corresponding advances in Tho report referred to nbovo was pub-
tho rotall price, being content to no a hcd on tho authority of Inspector D. J
larger volume of business nt n decreased Sinclair, who claimed to have received
profit. Manager Jewett of the Cady Lum- suci, instructions. Ho stnted that In his
bcr company said: Instructions tho company would be liable
"While tho wholesale price has advanced should It establish a route for tho rollcc
considerably the retail price has remained tlon and delivery of letters slmllnr to thnt
stationary for nearly two years. At pres- 0f the United Stntcs government, but un'.ll
cnt there Is no prospect for any Increaso in BUcn . route was established tho opinion
the retell price, for tho majority of us be- 0f tho attorney was to the cttect that no
lleve tr.at thcro will bo a urcaK in tne prosecution would be attempted
wholesale prices In a short time. it is oald thnt since tho practice of tho
"Thn llimhnr mill nf thn pnllntrv wrrc nnmnnnu V. n ... r. .1 A r.nl.11,. I, 1.,... 1..
. ... . . ,. I . .. ...... v. ...v w ...... , .. . . w.ti .1 uiio ucvu lunuu t IIMO tiv
nen .m (i i ii m 1-ut.nc ii ii i k. .... . h . , n-p.-nt. All of them ir. nt t th.. h.mln,... .mi I. n,
Contracts for supplies for the Des Moines I nrn nirii wih nnlrra nml snmn uru Klxl.iu,n. nnihin i,.,t f.iinitl
to the president would be mado through public building for the next fiscal year have months behind. Tho advance In prices, I tcred Into previous to the time the matter
FOR REGULAR ARMY
(Continued from First 1'age.)
a contract for carrying tho mall from Gllead
to Williamson, la.
K. S. Thompson has been appointed poit-
GREAT DEMAND FOR BRICKS
Auditorium Badgt Meats with General
later All Oter Town.
BUSINESS MEN ARE WIDE AWAKE
Mtrnilr I'roml of Purchasers fur Nil in -brrs
Willi !tieclnl SlKtilflennor,
Ulillr Tlu-rr I llrmlj Male
for An' Old .Number.
slon examining surgeon at
pen'
Rock
the War department. been awarded as follows: V. 11. Martin, Uriiove, was made In many cases to reduce was brought to tho attention of tho post-
General Wood, governor of Cuba, also sr- coal; Wise Ice, Coal and Ileal hstate com- tho demand, but It has not had this effect, office authorities.
rived this riiornlng, with his family, and pany. Ice; t H. Kurtz, miscellaneous.
took apartments at tho Richmond. Later Additional rural free delivery service will
he had a conference at tho War depart- be established at Wapello, Louisa county,
mont with Assistant Secretary Sanger. He la., June 1. Tho area to be covered Is
sttit his secretary to call on the Cuban seventy-eight square miles, containing a
ami orders are still going Into tho mills for
goods which cannot be supplied.
t'ondlf limit Are Natlnfni-tnry.
"Locally the best conditions prevail.
i'i:nmi(is vmi wiwikiix vkthiia.
War Hnrvlvnra Hcitipnihprrd ly the
llrnnral (iiiverniiirnt.
delegation to ascertain their desires for th., population of 1.515. M. V. Hlcklln. 0. C. from lho record of our business at tins AhHLNOl ON. April 2.-(Speelnl.)-The
day In order that he might be able to ct Kallenbcrger and J. A. Tocr were np- time I am led to believe that tho retail lum- following western pensions have been
as their escort, cither to the White Hoise pointed carriers. ,cr buelneas of Omaha will exceed tho bus- granted:
or the Wa.r department.
Gcncrnl Wood has no direct Information will Mupplled by rural carriers and the
from General Whiteside regarding tho re- olllccs at Hard and Newport will be (lis
ported Uoublcs at Santiago, but before he continued
lert UtlWi lie nau been auviscn iiy uintuu Senator Clnrk'n Hrthnok.
WhltcSldo that party Btrite wa3 maKi-jg
The postoffleea at Cairo and Toolsbora '"eB? of "?r "K , 25 ,Pc.r L'cnl' ,;rnl15
tho Increase In the wholesalo trade will ax-
reed that rate. Last year the bulk of ih-s
Issue of Anrll 0
Nebraska: Orliclmil Arthur H. Powers
ttokeby, $ti. Incrense Henry Hose. Oiiiulm
$10; Joseph It. Cobbey (speelnl April 11),
building In this territory was In tho largo H.Htrlrei $72. War with Spain, Widow h,
cities and much of It was delayed by Htc, Hehsuc Kinma M. Sims (mother),
. .M.- , n.i.1.. .1 ., Ullllll II. il..
" lOCKO'llB. !' " tnw.i: )rlcliinlllnirL...r Vlxbnrv llmlfnr.l
Thn Sn It l.nkn X. I.na Aimnl,. tiln ii.ii. . ki. i .1 i.i. -.l iu.. . ' "f"" 'I ""'""
iinm trnnhln In that mun clDal ty. nnd that . " ... o-- -j unit: ui hu iiuiiuiu 111 nm i,. Kcstunition iinu miip iicmentiii i.pvi a.
.iinrrfr. mlJl t im sntlelnatcd during tin, P1"001 "f Senator W. A. Clark received a 8maller towns aro beginning to build In n Crenger. Hurllugton, $lu. IlPiiewal-Hol.ert
spVl n s el en t Ions 'in oUUSlon"1"? & Vw Jud ! Tn TTiX " " WTX
Island. After that, however. It Is expecttd "011,o,t,h r,K' 1 of ,n y K ber ,lealrrs- maha Jobbers sell heavily In Allp,1( Nrih Hucniirlstn. $17. (leorge W.
',. ', Jannniiiifv of tho Island will 1,1,8 Vnndeventcr, assistant attorney gen- northern Kansas and Missouri and the In- Knapp. Muscatine. $J2. War With Spnln.
,,l ,ranqll"1Uy f th ,Bland ' oral for the Interior department. He- crease In building In that territory Is keep- Original-lohn A. Ogdon. Ilunoh. . War
The Te rates remained at their hotel nt.y In Utah and California Senator ,K pnCe with tho building In Nebraska and WoXyX" "
m.i nnV. mnrnimr Onltn a number of Clark s compnny filed right-of-way maps In Iowa. The comparative business Is really North Dnkutu: OrlKlnai-IletiJamlii A.
mJinl ii ilmilne Assistant Secre- 11,0 Kcncral ,nnd offlcc for seventy-live miles better and tho combined trade with Omaha 1'agelH. ilottlneati. $S; Oilman C. Mudgett,
S" .1 r he State titLSd of Its proposed line extending from Uvalde, will break some previous good records. 0&,J C
Altnnt Srrrrtarv Sanger for the War Nn" t0 Clover Valley Junction and from Kansas Is an erratic state. It Is one of tho Denver. $; John t McDowall. Colorado
Assisiani necrcuiry ui h .. Clover Valley Junction to IMoche, forty best iu the union nnd when It Is good It Is Springs, $ri; Joseph P. Ktotter, Denver, Vi.
miles of dlstanco being upon the right of better than any and when It Is bad It s
way originally secured by the Oregon worse than any. This year It Is good nail I SUDBOROUGH LOSES CASE
Annh mnmhtit nf the ilelecatlon
1 " " " ' " ' I ll'U ' nrlv nnllV unnll rml l. Ihn llfunnn I . I I . . rrkl. It In nrtml unit I I
U,, I., .rinrln nf Mr TnmnVO. I ' .r'""'W nvvu.v.i ttj i.. "if,uu . Huiav limit will. 1 1110 JUH ll m . w
'hen Inquiry as made ' short Unc HDd recently transferred to theLvnrvhn.lv Is hiilMln. and repairing. This
onn of tl.e delegates, as to uio iimu.. w. v,i i. nn,i- ..n- ii... . ; lo: ., .u. ..... i .i
... i. ..,. r. I U,ot thn ilnlniratlnn fell "' ' "i"" , Mm lijr icuui nil u.ci iin.-
! . .. V.. r..n .rin.. to Pnter nnon n w,th wh,ch thc Unlon Pac,flc Proposes to braska also and lumber Is going Into these
.. , . . u...i... ..n ih.v shut out Clark's road. Tho hearing today states at a rapid rate."
was a special one by thc Interior depart-
dlscusslon of their business before they
had called on tho secretary of war. Ar
rangemsntB havo been made at tho War do
nartmcnl by which tho secretary will re-
' i ... .1 it ln.tr inmnrmw
co.vn ...u y "To the 'ho approval of the maps In question
morning, ana prooan.y escori coul(, be based. The Clark Int ercsts were
White Hons., about that time. represented by C. 0. Whlttemore of Salt
Wood VIMts r Hrpartmrnt. Lahc Ctr nn,i E, u jtny 0f Washington.
General Wood reached tho War department Tho Union Pacific was represented by Gen-
dRe MhIuiiihIi limlniftx Jury
l'lnd for llrfnidniit In IIIk
llllltlHKC Mult.
to
ment to receive testimony and hear argu- IIMnPRHR Aflll ATPi ARF HOSTS
ments upon which Instructions to the com- UNUtKlaK AUUA I td HOC nUOlO
mlssloncr of tho general land office relative
lllir nanqnrt to riradnatlnnr Clnsn of
Oiuahn Medli-al ColIrKe on Ke
of t.'oiiiiiirnoeinenl.
Thc undergraduates of Omaha Medical
nhortly after 9 o'clock and after n brief craI solicitor Kelly of Omaha. Judge Cor- c,olU'Ke w,erc ho,st at n nu.uet s'ven lu questlon ,n
talk 'with Adjutant General Corbln, was nlshi vlco president of tho Oregon Short I' raem,b"s 'jf '?e, Krl,untlnf ns!L. defendant c
Thomas K. Sudborough's suit against tho
Pacific! Kxpress company to recover $30,000
damages for having been arrested and
prosecuted on a charge of embezzlement
has failed In the district court, Judgo Sla
baugh having Instructed tho Jury to return
a verdict for tho defendant
Tho court ruled that the only material
the case was whether or not the
company and Its officers had ncUd
In good faith In presenting tho case against
Sudborough to tbo county attorney, upon
whoso advice thc arrest was made and 'ho
procedure was undertaken. It was held that
thcro was nothing In the evidence nt the
ncrlod of five years. By the. lnorm'' J- r- B? trial of tho damage suit to show an absence
mlral Ilradford, chief of tha bureau of unon pacific It was contended that the l',0"""' 3' nl N"80?' A' ' , , ,,.s,"' of good faith on tho part of tho company or
equipment, of the Navy department. Tho lat- transfer of tho right of way to tho Utah. " ""l" , . V i, U offlcers, nnd hence theru was no question
ter's prcsenco was dcslrecl, as tno location oi Nova,ia & California and the construction " 1 '..,. i. I " to submit to the Jury.
coaling stations In Cuba (a to be made upon nertaln nortlons of It of arado and track " " " .''---.
his recommendation. The secretary's door ,crv t0 keep aIlvo ttle rlsht 0f way. Covers were laid for 12.. on hanusome fJfJ0LN CREAMERY IS ONE
v.rh cioseu 10 nu rnncrn. it ' Tnls view was HUHtainea dv iiic assisiant r - ,
. i ..... r . i unuremi it'll n a tiiimrxitt c nmnpurfl Rtirr
stand thai General woou cnierea ai ouco attorney general, who Held that as the " ; ' ",';. " Topekn Plant In thr Othir l'arlr In
into a tnorougu exposition oi me conipii- Utah. Nevada &. California company, sue- J ,oV ivm. Pronr tl r. Consolidation
ArrnnKi'd.
Tho first day of the auditorium brick
campaign opened yesterday with bright
prospects. The entire auditorium commit
tee Is devoting Itself to selling bricks nnd
Is meeting with universal co-operation.
Cards bearing thc legend: "You will
have to wear an auditorium brick It you
want to do business with us," havo been
signed by practically all of tho merchants
of tho city. Thcso will bo placed In thc
offices of tho buyers for the several houses
and representatives of other houses will be
Impressed with the resolution of the Omaha
merchants. Cards containing bricks havo
been placed on sale ail over town and for
the next thirty days the sale of bricks will
be pushed by tho committee to the ex
clusion of alt other auditorium work.
Itreoril-llrenkltiK Snle,
Yesterday morning one member nf the
committee sold $180 worth of bricks at $1
each. At ono placo on Sixteenth three of
tho committee entered to sell bricks and
were given an Informal reception by tho
proprietor, who served Ico cream and soda
to refresh them.
Tho room of tho company at tho Com
mercial club presents tho nppcarancc of
business. There Is a constant stream of
persons railing for special numbers and to
supply tho demand requires tho presence
of three salesmen.
At thc meeting of the Shrlncrs last night
It was proposed that every member of tho
order going to Knnsas City to attend the
meeting of thc Imperial council In June
wear an auditorium brick, and it Is believed
that tho plan will meet with success, as
It will "show" thc Mlssourians that Omaha
Is alive to Its possibilities.
ACTIVITY IN CHURCH WORK
shown Into,-Secretary Hoot's omce. wncro une, and A. A. Hochllng of Washington. ""'V ' "- "' . V.
in. conference respecting Cuban affairs was It waB contended by the Clark represen- year a class is composed of S. O. Allen. It.
( lie.1.1. Senator Piatt of Connecticut, chair- tntlve3 thnt tno Oregon Short Lino Inter- A- 11odRe'..A' "' hmL'"' ' ' l' "V
man of the committee charged with tho cat ln tho rlKnt r way ha( ,apscii because mons' T- M ,al,,mo,re' C' T' ?, ,, t.
care of Cuban affairs, was present, as also o tho falluro of that company to utilize "crron, II. . Hall. h. H. Hall. u. A. tia-
were Assistant Sccrctnry Sanger and Ail- th- same for a
noted uiiimn situation, ue was pcnciuiy CCSsor of tho Oregon Short Line, has taken ,Ht
Informed as to tne desires of the visiting tho work of building In a manner Indl- com0 Seniors. J. D. Rold; Graduates,
commission nnd apprised Secretary Root of catlng that tho railroad will be completed. P,,lst1a,n1(, Present, Dr. W O. "ridges, l no UNC -ConsoIldatLm
the nature of their errand. anA u9 n0 forfeiture of right of way has r,rtnc,tlllonc " a.F'tlt!'cn' ' "Ju Zt of twe . o Mho largo c?eam"er'y Santa In he
It is gathered that, next to the aubjeets at any tImo boen Judlc,y declared, the "n,CraiiUal ?r" n V1 ? C. vc t v n , Wy Z S
of coaling stations nnd the right of the r,Kht f WBy has not lapsed, and the com- 'The Omaha Medical College s Future ' 9W ? ' ,at am T T r h.!',
United States to Intervene In Cuba In tho nl?S8loncr of ,ho general land office Is It- J. A. K- Jonas; "College Spirit." A B. 'ks. t . l a ttrao n and L. J. Hurnhnn
Interests of peace and order, thc Cubans rC(.t0(1 to reject tho maps filed for forty Merkel; "Looking Rackward." R. A. Haw- " " wontinenia I Oreamery company of
attach most importance to tho subject of Xs 0f the right of way between Uvalde Ihorno; "Tho General Practitioner." Dr. W. lopcK-. Kan ma, o appl lea on for he
L L7.? Cover Valley. -Z.mttn. .... bo held ,t company of L. 'denM!
Ill Hl'curo it rciuiaaiuu ui iuu uuuni amiw ' I - - .
duty on Cuban sugar. It la suggested that
If this cannot bo Mono at once, then the
duty may bo removed gradually, reducing
n peroentago each year until the sugar Is
duty free. The president cannot grant this
request.' as It Involves a changa ln the
'tarlff'iaws, and therefore application must
bo had to congress. This may tako the
MEN FOR ARMY LIEUTENANTS
30 p. m. today, In Boyd's theater.
All ta! Appolntren Have Seen Service
In the Volunteers or In the
HeKulars.
tiitAVK or iii.ack num.
tho local company said no action would be
taken until a meeting of the directors had
been held. The Lincoln plant has tho repu
tation of having tho InrgeHt butter making
OMAHA. Anrll 21. To tho Editor of Tho establishment In tho world nnd controls ISO
Ree: In tho Anrll 23 Issue of Tho Ren Is skimming stations in tho state. Tho Con-
an necount of the eravo of Black Bird and tlnental company controls nearly 200,
WASHINGTON, April 24. The secretary ts location, taken from tho Nebraska City mainly In Kansas.
iunn nf rfirnnt tnlnt lnHxlnHnn hv thn twn of War today mado public the names of conservative which varies widely from
houses, or It can be accompllnhed by the the 688 men sclectod for first and second the story with which I am familiar. If "", "la " wlt '"is.
negotiation of a reciprocity treaty. Tho lieutenants In tho regular army under tho the reader will refer to Catlln's "North W(, Vortv,.tly a7aJvh..i. lie Hinrt.-d
Cubans, it Is believed, prefer the latter array reorganization bill. All of these men American Indians" he will find that Mr lo ,,. ,.i,r,.' ii.Pilelde.
form, bavo seen service in tho volunteers or ln Georgo Catlln visited the "Shlennes" in Frederick Manuel, Maryland block Butte
Tobacco, too, Is another subject which tbe regulars. They have been ordered for 1832. Ho speaks of them as living went Monti bought a bottle of Newbro's Herpl-
the secretary of war will bo obliged to examination and will bo appointed. The 0f tho Sioux Indians, between tbe Rocky cl(lo Apr 1899i an(, begun to ug0 u qt
discuss with the commissioners, and on that number following tho state shows tho al- mountains nnd tho Black Hills. Starting cntro baldueHs. i twonty dayB, he says,
point ho wanted advice. The Cubans are ,u'""cui l'tu "l10. uown mo Aiisaouri riwi num mu mu.nu ll0 lla(1 nalr uM over ni8 hcadi an(1 on Ju,y
n.irnmrlv .Unlrnin. nf supurlnr rnn.lrtnr. Arkansas. 7 Tllman Campbell, Solomon of tho Teton river, several days travel in U ho writes, and tn.lnv mv hlr l ..a ihiM,
Hblo abatement In favor of tholr own to- I Jeffers, Robert W. Reynolds, J. M. Kelso, I a canoo brought them to tho grave of an,i luxuriant as any ono could wish. Now-
bacco of the extremely high tariff Imposed Jr- J' u- ",n Jonn w- wara' aer Sergeant I-loyrt. a member oi i.ewis auu bro'B Herplcldo works on an old time prln
by tho Dingley act upon all Imported to- Hudson. Clark's expedition, who had died In this Cpi0 aml wItn a now discovery destroy the
baccos. Colorado, 2 Ben Lear. Jr., Kyto Rucker. lonely region In 1S06. Tho grave- was situ- causo n(1 yol, rcmoVo tho effect. Herpl-
After a conference lasting for more thnn aiuornia, -ueorge liamwin. L.yie u. ntcd upon a most lovely anu imposing ci,i0 destroys tho germ that causes dan
thren hours Seercfarv Hoot and flennr.l Pedlar. Rowland B. Ellis, Fraak T. bluff on the Missouri river, some twelve
druff. falline hair, anil finally hn.lnKH. sn
Wood left the War departmcht' together for Thornton. hundred miles above St. Louis. Continuing. tnnt wlt nthe caUH0 BOne tho cf(cct cannot
lunch. It was..BtatC(I. that there was noth- "'inois, a iwcnaru . aumeriana, Mr. Catlln says mat ll was out a lew mucs remaln. Stops falling hair at onco and
lng regarding tho conference that could be Charles Edwin Cook. Klrkwln, Taylor, frora Floyd's bluff to Black Bird's grave. 8tnrt8 tno now gr0wth ln a week,
made public, nnd thnt the matters discussed Smith, Edward Y. Smith. Harrison S. Ker- Black Bird was a famous chief of 'ho
covered many sublects in Cuha. nnt nlnnn tick, vv. u. appB, James a. uuggies, Omahaws, whose village was sorao sixty Mill I.... f..r irU.ni.. nn..i.,i
tho visit of tho Cuban delegation, but Vrnk B. Wood, Francis P. Machler, Wll- miles above tho spot where tho chief was L1TTLK ROCK, Ark., April 24,-Tho
everything connected with tho government ,,am n- Courtney, D. E. Moreland. Albert burled. Ho had visited Washington, In senate today, by a vote of 21 to 7. passed tho
of the ..land. government Gobort, Sebrlng C. McGIll, A. C Vorls. company with an Indian agent, and on .Is ZK$?ajlffiZ.iW
Edwin Swift, J. S. McAadrew, Hugh B. return was stricken with smallpox and died.
OFFICIALS ARE
PII77I Cn KIrkwin, W. M. MclnUy, Mcl. HolRari, On hla deathbed he requested that he ho
I VlibbiiV I P.anrffa P TmiP flpArcrn A. V- Triimhrt ki..lJ in ViA mnvtnAf tuhUrt woo nflDra'arrla
.' - . t w . r,. ... - l UUI IL'U 11 HI" luauiiiii w "- i
To Kxhlhlt nt St. l.ouU.
SPRING FIRLD. III.. Anrll 24. Tim hn...
i I KtlffAnn V.. Tlartnn. Andrew w. .larkman I ..t.l., ...rlwl n.tl Thn hnHv was nnrrlnrl 1 todav n.msn.l n l-tlll nnnrnnrfiilfni t-.n iwi
v.. ii. . - 1 r"1"1' v. . "i ":::.t' l.",'.'.".'''"
i Krank W. Barber. sixty miles down tho Missouri river to n .ir J' T ",, . ,u. i.omsinna
inn iieitarninK rornianea cur u-on... w n m.i i n.ii. ir n.n ; u ........ t ... ,,i.i, ' u"-llarc l,uui3.
Gate Ilimenlty. John M. Shook. Edaard A. Fry. Arthur B. I ihn rhlnf. His hpautlful whlto war horse
I Srhnpffpr Dnnlnl F. C.rniv. Hharles W. Van Inn in Ihn Inn nf n rnmtnanrtlnf Muff.
ammi.-m, 1VJI, April 21. Nothing ll Wnv. Arthur M. Fereusnn. Rurlon. J. Mil- fmm whlh nlnolr rtlrn Ihrnieht hl snlrlt
Known hero officially of the reported Issue cbcll. vision would gaze over tho beautlfut coua-
bptween General Chaffeo and Count von Missouri, 17-Georgo P. Whltsett, Clark try and watch the Frenchmen passing up
.amersre as to tne possession of the gate m. Carr, Albert B. Sloan, Benjamin R. and down the river In their boats. In tho
io uo 'roroiauen iiiy, law Held by the Wade, McKoo Richardson. William H. presence of tho whole nation, somo fur
Cloton, Jr., Lewis w. Cass, Archie Miner, traders and tho Indian agent,
T. Lanier Cravens, Theodore Schultz, Black Bird's body, clad In full
Leonard H. Cook, Benjamin H. Kerfoot, chief's regalia to the beautiful headdress
Jamen R. Purle, Kwlng E. Booth, James of war-eaglo's plumes, was placed astride
J. Mayes, William M. True, Frederick C. I his horse. With bow In hand, with quiver
Husman. and shield, his plpo and medicine bag, and
Montana, 1 Ernest Van D. Murphy. flint and steel, he was fully equipped for
Nevada, 1 F, W. Glgnoux. New Mexico, his Journey to the happy hunting grounds,
I A. Mennet. North Carolina, 10; North His string of scalps was tied to his horse's
I Dakota, 1 ; Ohio, 23. bridle. When the last funeral rites hod
North Dakota. 1 W. H. Mnffatt. hen nnrrnrmed hv the medicine man each
,lf, you are not feeling Well; If your Oregon. 2 Eueenn Paul Prnwne. Elmnrn orrlnr rtlnnnrt h nalm nnd flneers nf his
-tomach bothers you. you can't sleep at 0. Worrick. rleht hand In vermilion and stamped their
night nnd aro alwnyB out of sorts, call South Dakota, 2-Arthur E. Lunn, Harro mark upon the milk-white sides of tho
in juui ui'iutcii umft mum imu ci 1 k, jiageman. ii,.
canne-n jiever nui in uiscuses oi mis Washington, 2-John B. Heyburn. John When this was done sods were brought
kind, Try It, n least; you will not resrot P. Hasson. ,, plnccd nbout the feet of the living and
It. It Costs only BO cents. Think of re- At Large-A. McD. Brooks. Alexander H. unsuspecting horse. Gradually they were
duclng your doctor bill to 50 cents per Davidson, Frank L. Graham, J. M, Petty, nlled to tho body and then over tho back
uuniiii I William Itav Harrison. Jnhn 11 t.,ff . u .,niii th. in., in nnnnnr
n . i . " .' " . i " ' - -ri
""" l "I"" lJlillc, liicusuuv IO UCOrCO U. SnaW. UOnant Illlttr PV lm.. h...l nf Ihn nhlnf nrnwnnH tv' lh I. la
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taae. wn not suck to in., teem, will not Longstreet, Joseph V. Kuznlk. Edward headdress of eagle's plumes, which was
vripo and agrees with i the most delicate Davis. John F. McCarthy, Carl C. Jones. Loon burled henath the accumulating layers
Hi-v. Snmner T. .tlitrllu llettirnit from
Conference vrlth KvitUKe.
IlKtS.
Rev. Sumner T. Martin, pastor of tho
First Christian church, returned yesterday
from Fort Dodge, la., where ho had been
ln consultation with Rev. Martin Smith
of Chicago, tho evangelist, who will be
gin a series of union gospel meetings ln
Omaha Juno 1. Tho meetings will be held
ln a large tent and will continue througl:
the entire summer.
Pevlous to the union evangelical meetings
a revival will bo held at the First Chris
tian church, beginning Sunday night, Rev
Charles Reign Scovlllu, successful evangelist
from Chicago, will bo In charge of the
services. Rev. Scovlllo will not urrlvo until
the middle of next week, but his delay will
not postpone the opening of the meetings
Prof. OeLoss Smith, tho singer, who is
associated with Rev. Scovlllo, will have
charge of the muscal part of thc services
Purify tho blood and put tho system in
order for summer work by using at this
time a short courso of Prickly Ash Blttcro;
It Is tbe greatest blood purifier on earth.
IIIkIi Price fur the lliiiiil.uc.
SALT LAKK CITY. April 2l.-Tho Hum
bug nllvcr mlno at Tlntlc. I'tnli. wnu today
cold by Jessn Knight of I'rovo for JO.COO
casii, 'me iiurcimscrs nrc J. K. uudoih or
Dubois, Idaho, and K. W. Gonter, n local
capitalist.
Don't fill your stomach with spirits which
wreck it. Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Cham
pagno tones It up.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
F. N. Hull nf Lincoln Is tit tho Murray.
William McHver of olumlmn, trawling
auditor for tho Union Pacific, Is a guest of
the Murray.
J. L. McPheely of Mlnilen, I.. Hiirruin of
Tulmiign and A. u. I'ivans or Lincoln icgis
tcred Wednesday at tho Millard.
John Larimer, who 'Is rounci'ted with the
sales ileniirtincnt or ono of tliu Sunt
Oniiiha DiickliiK houses. 1 ill H unno to Sioux
Fulls, S. D., where lie will bo stationed tem
porarily.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Olccnn of Wisnrr, C
F. McUrew unci '. Ii. Hcott or Lincoln, ll
M. Stockwell of Clearwater, George 11
Sueur of Norfolk and Dr. and .Mrs. 51c
Muluui of Newman's Grovo aro state guests
at the Her Uraud.
Nehruskans nt the Merchants: O. H
riark. P. Ilrlnxern. Snauldliig: Mr. am
.Mm. M. V. Hllbv. Aianis: I). L. X.oot,
Aurora; G. H. Davidson, Pliilnylnw; Alonzo
llall.'y, liusnviiie: ,. n. ..Anderson, i.oomis
(Tiarios Htroj.s. tiavin u.uy: u. i-. i-ciiy
Cnlumhus: Dr. H. neal. SnrliiKllelil
Joseph Hull, Tokumiih; (5. F. Scovell
IliirtliiKton.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The Nebraska Helgliin Hare club will give
a banquet at tne .Minimi notei May ;j.
Mrs. J. W. Frady nf 1015 Paiillc street ro
nnrted to the Dollre WeilncHilay that u thle
imil entered her kitchen In the morning and
stolen a purse containing i
The Kami' old cause of n Inco curtain
blowing over a 'Ighte.il gaslet caused u Urn
which did - damage on mo mini nonr o
a flat at 6U South Sixteenth street Wcdnes
day ulgnt-
T.'rank Tobln nnd Albert Alvev. nlla
Hraneff. charged with stealing bran, worn
nrrestcd wcuncsday evening ny .Martin
Tlirhn and T. Gentleman. Union Pacific
watchmen. It Is alleged the boys broke Into
a car during the day and stole, two brass
Journal boxes. Tho plunder was hid In a
pile of wood nnd when the boys went for It
In tho evening the watchmen were waiting
for them. Tne urass wan recovered.
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At Any Drug Store,
CASCARINE.
ntomach. Everyone who liaa tried It Is
loud In Its praise.
Cascarlne cures sick headache, habitual
constipation, morning sickness, biliousness,
Indigestion; Jaundice and the many disor
ders of tho stomach, kidneys, liver nnd
bowels.
Cascarjno has no equal In tho treatment
of nervous exhaustion, melancholia, atonic
Oyspepalii? and In the various forms of
heart disease, asthma, dizziness, sea-sickness,
etc
The tnsnuiactarers, ilea Hros. & Co.,
Minneapolis, Louisville and New York, will
send to any one free of chargu a vuluable
booklet jpn tho cause end cure of consti
pation, Indigestion and tho many Ills de
pendent ot) iv weak and Innotlvo digestive
nystenf, nnd one week's treatment, for ten
centa In tnmptf to cover postage.
Frank W. Eckers, Fred W. Bugbeo, Charles rf mrf. Tho mound could bo seen for
H. Morrow, Frederick G. Kellond, Kdward fifteen miles and formed a landmark for
w. Terry, E, s, uroussard, Thomas W. the voyagers.
urown, Joseph W. licour. Charles L. Lan- when Mr. Catlln visited tho grave he
ham, James K. Abbott, Victor G. Lewis, found thnt a ernundhoe. or somo other nnl-
Carl 1 1, Stone, A. B. Coke, Otto W. Rethorst. nial. had dug Into the mound and had eX.
Augustus Danneratller, William S. Mapes, poted the head of the horse. A little
M. H. Barry. Allea Lindsay Brlggs. Fred further digging revealed tho skull of. the
K. Smith, William A. Austin, Georgo H. chief, which was taken nway and placed
Wood. Herbert L. Evans. Earl W. Taylor, in Mr. Catlln's Indian collection. I under-
Austin F. Prescott, John G. Livingston, stand this collection Is now tho properly
Lven E. Young, Charles W. Wadsworth. A. of the Smiths nnlnn Tnntltnte. nnd. If (n.
K. Uaskette, J. C. Patton, Frank Maloney. the skull of Black Dtrd now rests In that
Aureu m, .nason, uonsuoio a. Seoane, Institution,
rreurricK it nunimor. William L. Lubn. u Mr. Catlln's story be true one car.
Oliver P. M. Haziard, Rustell T. Hazzard. I n rIIv fif thn fut 11 ft v nf Rdnrrhlnf within
Brady O. Iluttencutter. Thomas Millar, the corporation of Omaha for tho hlstor'o
Sherrard Colemsn, Thomas M. Kaox, Row. , pot on which reposes tho bones of Black
...mi o. rur, Aiueri million inomPiOU. Jr.. IH rn and hln hnmn
Dropped Dead ! Heart Disease?
No! Kidney Disease.
nvery rtny people die uf no-rHllcil "llenrt nUcusr" or apoplexy,
lint In reullty of on unNusieetei klilney illsuriler. Wliyf 11 nine
pliyxIcluiiN either urc iKiiormit af ltH cxlsteiice, or uimvIIIIiik Io tell
the truth.
In the present iikc there In no more fntiil ninlaily thnn Ulilney
illMeime. We do not even exoupt e'niiHiiiiiiitloii of the liinui. for ii
Kidney iIInciini- uhlcli In iiIIimic.I In lieeonie fnlly ilevelopeil In cer
tainly fOiiHiiiniilion of the Wldneyx. Kidney ilUenMe In oflen iiiiniih
liecteil, iin the UlilneyN luive lint few nervt'H, nml it lien ilerniiueil tliey
iliin't kIvo ii I a mi hy reiiNim of pain or illNtreNN.
Any perNii ny liuve an ntlarU of ilyNpepHln nml attrlluite the
illNiiriler to n lilt of iiiiiIIuchIciI beef or oilier HllKlit eaiiNe. An ne
i'iinIiiiiiiI ilarlliiK pnln will lie experienced hoiiicm here. It ciiiiicn
nml kocn often like a fliiNli. The victim may think there In NiiniethliiK
iHiinii Tiilh the nlr, or thnt the weather Iiiin "lirokcii tN record."
He Iiiin a heailacliet IiIn rent U ilUtiirheili he en mint keep iiuli-ti lie
In tlilKety. If he In n hraln worker, he ln" It to close application
At tlmcN hi" appetite In IonI, while nt others he cannot net iiikIi
to int. He Iiiin what he ciiIIn calarrht he Iiiin NtraiiKe iiiIhkIvIiikni
he U eiislly tnrtleil lie Iiiin nt tlmcN n raKlliK fever, n little iilcurUy
anil eoiiKeNtioiii he wuLch In the iiIkIiI Ncarcely ahle to lirenthe,
ureal ben. In of invent on li In hrow, IiIn hear! JiuiiiiIiik wllilly.
What In the t rouble f An iiiiniinpc etc il kidney iIInciini-, the k.
ney poUon corroilliiK IiIn entire NyNtem.
How rim It h Ntoppeilf There In lint one Nnre treatment. Wnr
ner'N Safe Cure aliNolmely, iirrmiinently nml radically cureN no
mutter how Ioiik, how Nevere, or hot Kenerally fatal the ilUeiiNe
It In ii Npcclllc, It Iiiin ii iiiarvc Ioiin power over the UlilnrvH. v'
ehalleiiKe the viorlil to produce eiiiinl. 'Warner Safe Cure iiiiinI
however he taken faithfully nnd iin directed, If no tnkrn. ie n III!
Kuaraiitee It to produce the ileslreil reNiiltN.
i -
Send your name and address to
Warner'b Safe Curu Co,, Rochester, N, Y.
For Free Sample Warnor's Safo Cure.
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T PHYSICIAN
CURED BY
DR. GREENE'S NERVURA.
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UH, W. D. TAN N Kit, CUKKD BY On. OltEENE'S NKKVUItA. 'J
Here is the strongesl possible tcstiinonial of cure, tho restoration lo health
of a widely known nnd eminent physician, W. I). Tnnncr M.D., of 380 Idaho St.,
Denver, Colo., who jrr.iduatod in tho Allopathic School of Medicine in 1852 and
practiced medicine for twenty-five years. He was sick and nothiuff helped
him until he used Dr. Greene'. Nervura blood nnd nerve remedy. Now he is
well and strong, hearty and vigorous, and he tells the world of his remarkable,
cure by Dr. Greene's NVrvura in order that nil who arc sick, suffering, run
down, or in nny way out of health may take this surest of all remedies to cure,
and be promptly restored to health. i
Dr. W. 1). banner says : - fl
" When in the City of Mexico 1 was sun struck, which paralyzed
my nervous .system nnd left me a wreck. Since that time all
through life I have had to avoid all thc pursuits of life where one is
liable to be overcome by hent. I have taken care of myself, and
used remedies prescribed by doctors until old age and general
debility came upon me. I then became constipated, had involun
tary twitchiiiES of thcmuscles, palpitation of the heart, torpid liver,
and indigestion, and could not sleep, and my appetite failed me.
'Under these, conditions I was seeking after a good cathartic,
when a friend advised me to try a bottle of Dr. Greene's Laxura
Cathartic Pills. I did so nnd the result was entirely satisfactory.
I then procured a bottle of Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy, and I have been using it ever since. Since that time I
must confess' to all thc world that I enjoy better health now than
I have for the past fifty years.
My hearing, taste, and smell, and sight are good ; my appetite
and digestion are all right; l sleep well, and I must say that these
physical changes have taken place within me under the influence
of Dr. Greene's medicines; hence, I can truthfully recommend Dr.
Greene's medicines to all people who are afflicted with nervous
diseases, and to all working people who are exposed to changes of
heat and cold.
"I was always predju diced against patent medicines, but must
confess that since using Dr. Greene's remedies I feel as well as I did
in my younger days."
All who are nervous, weak, tired, exhausted in nerve power and physical
strength ; who are sleepless, wake, tired and unrefreshed, without strength
nnd energy for the day's work ; who havo poor blood, rheumatism, headache,
backache, dyspepsia, indigestion, gas, bloating, faint feelings, lossof appetite,
kidney or liver complaint will llnd great relief and permanent euro In Dr.
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
This great remedy of tho people is tho prescription of tho most successful
physician in curing nervous and chronic diseases. Its discoverer, Dr. Greene,
of 35 W. 14th St,, New York City, can be consulted free, personally or by letter.
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MANHOOD RESTOREDtOTv
hlo Vlnillzcr, tlio prrHcrlptlon of n f iimonn French physician, will qnlelrlr euro you of all
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leA'la Io Hnori.tntnrrlifpii nn.1 nil tin. hnrrnra of Imnntpncr. ClIll'IIBKNKcleajiBMtlifl
Hv.t. tho Lliliicvauud theuiinnrv urcaui of all lmnurUIci tL'Ul-mKNKltrCDClhaaa
and restores etrml I weak organi
The reai,ii siiUVrers arunut cured hy Doctors Ii because 00 per rent are troubled with Prostatitis,
CUI'IIJUNH tlio (inly known ri mcil to cure without rn operation. ) tcaUinoii.nl. K written
ii n
minninlflo clven nnd innticir rctnmr.l 1
by mall. Boml fur piik n rfrculnr nml teitlajnnlnls.
li.ixeadiicsiioti efft-ct a. iicrmaneut cure. 11.00 a box,for i.M,
llmnnlnU.
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If yott want to know about
a doctor, ask some of his
patients.
If yon want to know abont
an office building, ask its
tenants.
You will find the tenants
of the
Building
enthusiastic in its praises,
particularly if they formerly
officed in other buildings.
If you wish to inspect the
few handsome offices which
are vacant, call on us.
Ground Floor
Bee bldr.
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S.nrv.iiuiiK.11 nil ri.iiilU.il'ul.iita
futl!)(1IlHU)U(i(l. aUlUt,,10Ml.
hlurfU.rl main ur..l irt-n Inland In a
f' to tfiiirry now l lukA k ixiii aiUinuriinK rriulta;
- r 1 11 hi wrui. I'arm aim ivn twrr ri'siurcu ti.wst.
( I bin1 nil an & MU-fmut.'t end Kutin u i.o amguliti
'irs. . 1 Atif nnnio a. . ki.s.ma.v,
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