TIIB OMAnA 'DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1007.
AFFAIRS AI SOUTH OMAHA
Coroner'i Jury Returns Noneommital
Verdict in Caraher Killing:.
O'COMOB ADMITS ITREJO SHOT
K.aior la Cart-rat That ettleaaeat Is
tn Slsrht of Differ'" Wit
Psrkrn Orer Post-Morteaa
Exaaalnatloa of Stock.
The coroner Judy last night brought In
a verdict on the causes of the death of
Frank Caraher. finding that he came to
hla death from the effecta of a gunshot
wound fired from a ahotgun held by an
unknown person and from a position un
determined. The poll"" withheld a great
deal of evidence In the .caae. preferring to
kep It until the preliminary trial of J.
O'Connor, who la held aa a suspect. Thla
preliminary trial will be held Friday morn
ing. The evidence at the coroner inqueet
was that five young men were anting on
a bench at the north end of an Incloaure
went of Morrle Degan's saloon, drinking
beer and Blrglng. They were all facing
south and Caraher woe turned allghtly
.to the east. None of the young men aaw
the shot fired, but they heard It and aaw
Caraher fall to the ground. The young
man alttlng on the bench next to Cara
her was Stacy Lloyd, He -was hit on the
top of the ahoulder by the wad from the
charge and the angle waa such that the
hot atruck Carraher In tf-e groin. There
were thirty or more ahot holes In hit
body. The doctore stltchod up twenty
even holea tn the Intealinea. The bladder
waa alao perforated, aa well a aomo of the
auperflclal velna.
The gun waa found In J. O'Connor'
room under the sheet of hie bed. When
flrat questioned he denied that he had a
gun In the room. It waa found by Cap
tain TurnqulsU
There Is a tree In the back yard and
It apparently atood between the boya and
the window from which the ahot waa
fired, and for tbla reason thoy did not
ee the flash of the gun. The shot tore
aome of the leaves of the tree, accord
ing to one officer, and gave the general
direction of the ahot.
O'Connor la aald to have made a full
confeaalon of the shooting to . the police
efflcera. He did not have 'any particular
aim, and It Is likely - that manslaughter
or a second degree murder charge will be
filed against him. He will In all prob
ability waive the preliminary examination
and may confess before the court.
, Mar Settle With Packers.
It Is currently rumored about the South
Omaha exchange that a final adjuatment
of the post-mortem Inspection may be af
fected by the end of the week. The of
ficial aald they had no such Information
to give out, but that the prospects were
at present a little brighter. Chicago Is
looked to as the center of the negotiations,
and there the settlement will be reached
If anywhere. Jt lias been suggested that
It would be welt that the packers consider
that If, the settlement be not satisfactory
between them and the shippers that tn all
probability - stringent legislation will be
adopted at the next session of congress.
It I anticipated that considerable legisla
tion will follow, as It la i.
The exchange men here are of the opinion
that If the matter were merely a local one
there would have been a settlement long
ago at this point. ' The packers and com
mission men here have alwaya got along
In an amicable way. All mention especially
the attitude of the Cudahy Packing com
pany, which ha shown, the most liberal
plrlt.
Condition of School Foods.
The city treasurer made his monthly re
port of the condition of the school funds
yesterday. The report show a net bal
ance of 11481.01 July 1. The June balance
was 53,937.S1. The following are that de
tails of the month: j
. COLLECTIONS.
June balance ...I52.W7.I1
Robert O. Fink, county treasurer. a,fcrt.40
P. J. King, fines
J. A. McLean H.18
J. A. McLean, miscellaneous 66.01
Total I74.7W.70
. . DISBURSEMENTS.
Teachers' aalarles f .015.OT
Janitors' salaries tM!6!??
Expenses .. 1.434.7a
Saml-annual Interest 1608. 15
toy balance M.4M.01
....I74.7W.70
.... 6J.4lrt.70
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Clearing
Hale .
Saturday
Watch for
Clearing
Sale
Saturday
Exceptional Bargains
FRIDAY IN OUlt BIG
it?
ILiiD
WASH FABRICS IN TIIE BASEMENT
M
EJtPOSBTIOM-
The low rate excursion tickets on sale by the
CHICAGO & NORTH-WESTERN RY,
On account of the Jamestown Exposition
afford one of the finest opportunities to visit
the Atlantic Seaboard that has been offered
the traveling public in, many years.
Special routings and side trips provide for visits to
Greatest Remnant Dayoi (he Year
GREATEST
CLEARANCE
MEN'S
SUITS
THB RZLIABLR TRB
1 J
IX
SPECIAL
BARGAINS
IN MEN'S
SHOES
All broken lots, odd garments and remnants brought to light
by pur just completed inventory will be priced Friiay without re
gard to real worth. Only a small part of the bargains can be men
tioned here. A greater bargain day was never known.
Remnant Day Domestic Rootfc
Imported wash dress fabrics over 100 choice styles to
choose from, finest imported plaid batistes, dotted silk j
mulls, embroidered tissues, fine 6wisses, great A
midsummer bargain, at, yard. IUC
10c dress lawns at 5o yard a fortunate purchase of 300 jg
bolts pretty, dress lawns floral, polkadot, 6pray, ring
and neat figured styles the same quality that are sold
elsewhere at 10c and 12Vfec, will go at, "
per yard.
Factory lengths, regular 15c summer lawns all
new desirable patterns, at, yard
3c
One lot plain silk mull
i lq various lengths
and craves, as long
as they last, ; . )A.m
at. yard ;...;2C
We'wlll sell 5,000 yds.
fine sheer India
, Llnons, equal to the
2 Be grade long fac
tory lengths, ,. A
at. yard .IUC
More than 200 full
bolts mobalr lustre
suiting, for summer
suits the mill's price
, is 12 He yard,
our price, yard
One lot figured brown
dress sateens, in rem-
nants, at, per
yard . .
5c
3ic
36-lnch wide Bide band
challls for Jumper
suits ask to see this
special bargain, P
at, yard C
Accumulated lot of
percales, ginghams,
muslins, etc., not
enough of any one lot
for separate sales
all in one lot,
at, yard ....
2ic
Friday's Linen Remnants
New lot of. mercerized table damask mill remnants nice
m . a .
long lengths and nearly ail perfect worth up to JP .
....-twu
75c yard Friday, yard
Drummer's samples openwork Im
ported Swiss scarfs and f
squares, 50c values, each.aC
Niagara Falls
Lake Champlaln x
The St. Lawrpnce
Hudson River Trip
Adirondack
Tha Catskills
Berkshire Hills
Chautauqua
Atlantic City
Hew York City
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Baltimore
and various seaside and mountain resorts
Direct connections are made in Chicago by the
Chicago & North-Western Ry. with trains
of all lines east.
For rates, tickets and full information
apply to
TICKET OFFICES
1401-1403 Farnsm Street
OMAHA, NEB.
Unbleached cotton twilled
toweling, per yard.....
1c
Mill pieces of hemmed huck
towels, 2 for ,
1c
Drummer's sample pieces of
.' bleached table linen,
each .................... 1C
0
Remnants of . Embroiderie s I
V
Tig Bargain Square of all kinds of Embroideries in rem- ! 'Sf
nants narrow, medium and wide edgings also corset $
covet widths values up to X1 f A f &
30c yard. at yard. J 2C-1UC-1 DQ
MENS
Do you know that your failure to instruct your
.wives, daughters, sisters and mothers in the correct
way to step off a car exposes them to danger? ' -
"Take hold of hand-hold with left hand and face
direction the car is moving."
Assist us in preventing accidents.
Omaha & Council Bluffs
Street Railway Co.
I Remnants of Lace
s
Total
Net balance, Jyly 1
' Maato Cttr GomI.
' Olynn Transtsr Co. Tei. Bo. Omaha tt.
Ths Hot-tors will play at Papllllon today.
Beveral pic nice will pa held at Seymour
lak today.
The hospital association held its regular
monthly lueetlns last night.
I Miss Myrtle Keefer haa gone on a vaca
1 tlon of two weeks to Hot Kprlnf a.
Mlai Ira Harris of Central City, Is vis
Itlng this week with Mies Bessie Abel.
Alphonse Moore baa returned from -Chicago,
where be has been for several months.
Mine Tina Fuahraan la spending a two
weeks vacation from nursing at the South
Omaha hoapltal. -
Ruth and Edith Miller, daughter of C.
W. Miller, are spending their vacation at
tUoux City ana vicinity.
Fine. French and German, Vals, Piatt Vals, Point de Paris
and Torchon Laces and insertions many to match val-,
nes up to 12V2c ' 11 e-4 Co
bargain square, yard aW 2v O-IVU. ,JC
Remnants of Allover Laces
Remnants of Allover Laces all kinds of to 1 yard f P
length pieces clearing price, each ......IJC
Friday's Specials in Silks
Rudnlnh Diets haa aone to Nebraska City
for the Fourth, and it la rumored that he
snay be married on hla return.
Oaoar. F. Undburf. Tti North Eghteeath
treut, is recovering nicely from the effects ,
T an operation ior appenaicuia.
The rival teama ot John Flynn and C.
. Bcarr will hold a tug-of-war at the
bouth Omaha Country club today.
Captain Troutan arreated Malachl Maaon
jreaterday aa a auapect In the recent robbery
ot the safe of Swaa lareon's aaloon.
Mr. and Mra. A. L. Searle and Mrs.
Slmona of Lincoln are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. II. B. Fleharty for the Fourtu
The Bouth Omaha Independents will play
double-header at Duffy s park this after
noon. They will play the Merchants and
the Byrne-liamiuera.
W. B. Tagg and Jack Watklna will play
"a maiden game" of golf for the bennt ot
the veterana thla afternoon. Neither baa
ever played a game, before.
Celebrate the Fourth by purchasing a
kt In Mahoney 4 Ulnnlhan'a addition,
Sbth and V etreeta. Price, payments,
14 per month, f. C. Caldwell, agent.
2,750 yards of all kinds of plain and fancy silks, broken lines
of pretty Foulards, fancy checks and .
stripes and taffetas and Louisennes,
black and white summer silks, worth
from 69c yard, at. ....... -
25c
Newest patterns in
fancy ' Burmahs and
Rajahs in light and
medium shades, sell
ing regularly at
11.25 yard,
yard......
49c
Black Dress Taffetas
we recommend for
strong wear worth
86e yard. .c fj
yard. JJt
Importer's silk samples
over 1,000 different
styles and patterns,
regular travellers'
samples, go accord
ing to size, each
5c, 10c and 25c
It Is common report that Omaha la try-
IK to secure the.il00.0UO flour mill which
oit-red to come to bouth Omaha it a suit
a4e conceeslon could be obtained from
the city council. . .
Miss Elisabeth Tombrlnk and Mtas llaael
Harder left yeelerday morning on an au
toSioLille tour to Cooper, la. They expect
to enend two months at the bom of Miaa
Ifrerders grandparents.
Dress Goods Remnants .
Strictly new spring and summer dress goods, checks, broken plaids
Pekln stripes. Melanges. Monalrs, Henriettas, etc, thirty- sew
six Inches to forty-two Inches, worth 50c to -f
5c a yard, at, per yard
White Mulls, twenty-seven inches wide, in fancy stripes. m
.small figures, checks, etc., have been selling I f
at, 89c, at. yard JkJ
rm. Mas Bussett entertained In honor
efl liar aister, Mra. Oeorge Fisher of Chl-C.U--0,
last evening. A Urge number of
fifanda were present. Mra. Fischer and
haT son will be In the city a month
'fhe following blrtha wore reported
da. Joseph Krecrntincu, Tliu-ty-nlnth
11. a boy; Martin Siethmach, Thirty.
. . . X. ... . lt ... tj .. . ,
aecond and K, a boy; William Martin, M
liellevwe. a girl. . Je
r.nol uamier ana hiss Lxmise Lliww
were Berried Tuesday evening at the
home f Mra. Otto Ueutin, iei South
Twenty-fourth atreet. key. Kalph - W.
1.1 vers performed the ceremony. They
will mieVe their home in this city.
' I'm.. k .-. .l.r. WaM IrtirhlMI Mill n
town yej trrday morning by the activity W
vt Uoritjii' Heafey. They tmpereuiialed X
isters ol eharity. They were lissng for
eriliens. Mr. lieafey esxed them for their
l.iiar of reconunnUatiun from the blahop.
'1 hey had none and hurried out at town on
las null! Wig the police.
The Chamt-loa Iron Works are far behind
In their couttact for putting In the ceil
work of the new city ail. Nothing has
Ixmu dune, lt is said that the contract waa
alu-rrd after lt was M-nvl by the city
C-CU04111 tn atne luyeterioua manner; but
uk a 4mwwr wns rt-)e of the altera
tj'it ar4 I mltAy -couule fur the
r vo "H te t'
OMAHA
CC0ECS3BOSCCSi
rail SEE TIIE FINE WINDOW DISPLAY I
' EOBBMET
and Summer Curtains
m
J.V3UO j)
OOVDIHD 5
W5T
Busiiveao
Boosters
Try the Want AM
Columns of The Bsv
H0TELS AND SUMMER RESORTS
2
ravr tmm
Hotel Kuppcr
lit and HoGea,
KANSAS CITY, M0.
ta Ska atnopplnf Dlrkrtaa,
Meat aa the Tneatcea.
too bcaaUTol Eooma,
00 yrtvate batna,
ate and cxtid water la an rwoma.
vaaleaa llssy, wwlora.
welevboaa la every roouu
IbeauUfal Oafe, Perfect Oniataa,
$1 to $2.50 Per Day
Saropeaa snaa.
HCPPIX BEVSON HOTEL CO.
F. A. BXaTBOV, MgT.
THAT WILL GO ON S FECIAL SALE
ij Next Monday
JULY 8TII
ft
AT UOiiDERFUL 0ARGAIHS
ftnrMEH TOUtl OaT 1.1X1 BflCKiaa
MANITOU
for paenrr eervlca exclulvel, make
three tripe weekly to Chaileeola, BLarbu
Kpstags, stay Wlew, Ittoikiy ss( Mack.
Uae Xalasa, connection with all bieain&tiia
Unea for UUe Superior, Eastern and Uu.
Ilan points. Inquire about our week-end
trips specially arranged (or Uuslnees and
frof eeioial rfn.
X.ZATCS OaiOAOO as TOH)Wg
Sloa. 11 :30 a. am. We. 8 . Trl. V .
MAMITOtT T A MS art J1 twiuan
irtta a HSfkS. taakaad a. wtlcrate taicn
epv Tie.ut !NeVnre nd Outing In
sid Wteoonaln. Lou
and ewUagea Bor ami an tT e rvwst lake la
Wleooiuiin. AAHrmM . 10O.M W. HOUA.
10,000 mill ends of ginghams, prints,
percales, . white goods, etc.. all
grounds, from 6c to 16c values aome
long pieces and some Bhort pieces; all
at one price, yard It
6,000 yards ot A. F. C. Toll du Nord
and Red Seal ginghams, all l2ttc
goods, 6 to 10 yard lengths; all at,
a yard .v. ... ...
Two cases of 36-lnch percale, in mill
ends, 11 c Yalues at, a yard. 474
Aprdn checks, 1c ralues 2 Kg
16.000 yards of white goods 12 He
40-lnch lawns, l&c long cloths, 19c
India llnons, 19c Persian lawns, 25c
.fancies and other goods In remnants
from 2 to 12 yards all at 5
EXTRA SPECIALS TO CLOSE.
16c batiste 2ls
10c white goods ...24
Eight dosen towels that sell at 12 Vic,
for ........54
One case of 10c bleached muslin.. 5
One case of 8 Vic unbleached mus
lin ,. 444
Five cases ot fine American, prints
remnants, from 6 to 10 yards at,
yard .... -3W
One large bunch of napkins, slightly
mussed, will go at, doten 502
Remnants of tatye oil cloth, yd. .8Ht
Remnants of 80c . bleached sheeting,
at .' ...14W
Remnants ot 2 Be unbleached sheeting,
t : ...i2H
WOOL DRESS GOOrtft.
10,000 yards of wool dress goods that
Bold from 60c to (3.60 yard in four
lots, at, yard, 49c, 39c, 26c and 15 g
No dealers sold at this sale.
Great July Silk Clearance
Four Tremendous Silk Bargains
IN DOMESTIC ROOJI.
From 8 Till 0 A. M.
Over 1,000 yards of fancy silks in
short lengths, from V4 to yard,
val ires up to $1.60 yard will be
offered in one great lot, at choice
each 1
(Just the thing for fancy work.)
Remnants of High Grade Silks, includ
ing Cheney Bros.' foulards, fancy
Loulsenes, taffetas, etc. 19 to 24
inches wide; waist and dress lengths
great snap at, yard 19
MAIN SILK DEPARTMENT.
Remnants of finest novelties,. 27, and
86 inches wide, choice styles, regular
values up to $2.00 yard over 7,000
yards to select 'from at,
choice : . .29 nd 394
20-inch natural Jap wash silks at.
yard-... 17H
27-inch black dress taffeta, tremendoua
bargain, at ......58
Black French dress taffetas, 36 inches
wide, at V.;.. -;..05
SEE OUR DISPLAY IN SIXTEENTH STREET WINDOW.
Friday' s Furnish' g Goods Specials
Sample lota and broken lines in both men's and ladles' furnishing,
brought together after Inventory and priced for quick clearance Friday.
Ladles' Corset Covers and Drawers
Worth to 75c, made of fine cambrics
and Nainsooks, trimmed with laces,
embroideries and wash ribbons
choice . ; . . u. 25
Skirts and Gowns Regular $1.60
values, cut very full and long, well
made, nicely trimmed great snap,
t 75
Ladies' Tape Girdles In white or
fancies, hose supporters attached. 60c
values, at 25f
10c Hose For men or women, choice
Friday for 10s
Ladies' Gauae Vesta Worth to 25c;
on sale at 12 He, 10c and 5
Misses' and Children's Lace Hos
Black or white, l&o values; Friday,
100
Men's Balbrlggaa Underwear Worth
to $1.00 garment. In plain or fancy
colors In three lots at. 49c, 89a
and 254r
Men's Combination Suits Worth to
$2.76, all sizes and most remarkably
bargains, at $1.60, 98c and. . .25jr t
Men's ShlrU In almost unlimited as
sortment of new citterns, with soft
collars or collar bands, regular values
to $1.00; in Friday's, sale, at.. 49
U.n. mwA Ittri1 En.twinfl.M P.ml..
&5c Qualities; on sale Friday at 10
f 1.00 LACE YELLS,
at.
59c
85c BOX FANCY RUCH
1 GSf &t
19c I
Grand Notion Sale Friday,
In Our Domestic Room
ONLY A PARTIAL LIST OF PRICES CAN BE QUOTED HERE.
uoia eye neeaies, per pug i
Pearl buttons, dozen If
Darning cotton, fast black, ball...!
10c metal back horn combs, at... 5
2 pkgs. pins for 5
Linen thread, Friday, per spool . 2 H
500-yard spool cotton, spool.. .2H
Hundreds of other staple notions at
less than half.
jra
f 1.00 HAMMOCKS Fri
day, at
69c
EMJ1KOIDKKY SALE, Yard,
2H 5a 7 10
3
IF YOU ARE
Hard to Please
We are Waiting
for You
0N1M0D SHOES
. ALWAYS PLEASE
s
You get more wear out of
tbem; they are more stylish;
they always fit, thereby in
suring comfort and grace in
walking.
Interesting Curtain and Portiere Specials
Friday Remarkable values In dependable merchandise. " You can't dupli
cate them.
Ruffled Swiss bed room curtains, with hemstitched ruffle, worth $1.00
Friday, pair 59
Red and green applique Irish point lace curtains, for ball and library
at. pair $2.98
Rope portieres in all colors in the new festooned effects, at 20 Pr cent
loss than last year's prices. Examine our line.
Red, green, yellow and pink striped snowflake curtains; Friday, pair. $1.25
Novelty net curtains, with Battenberg edge and in Bert ton, in white or eon.
at. pair $1.49
Odd lace curtains, worth from $1.60 pair to $5.00. at. each. . . .49 and 25
Grenadine, 30 inches wide, regular prloe 28c; Friday at, yard V&i
See Oar Display
37 Varieties Wash Machines
Large, medium and small galvanised
wash tubs, at ec, oc ana. . . .4
Screen door spring hinges, worth 10c
pair, each 2H
6c coat and skirt bangers, S for. .10
Adjustable-screens, up from.... 25
Screen doors, each 95
Garden hose, per foot -7H
Ice picks, ice scoops. Ice shaves, ste
al! worth 10c to 15 one day. only,
t 5
6c package tacks .2H
Towel arms, worth 30o, now.... 10
Parlor brooms, worth 20o, nowy.lQ
Picnic wooden plates, per dot. ,. . .Q
1
Great Grocery Invoice Sale
We Are Overstocked In Certain Lines and Will Close Them Out at
Less Than Regular Cost.
Built Onlmods, Frioee SS and
M, combine all he qualltlea that go
to make the beet shoe In Uie(Woria.
Tie Beaefc stag Oalmoda are made
of the beat material and by thorough
shoemakers; price. Be.
Our regular 13 SO and II. Bo Onlmods
retain their kos of wearers and glee
every one of them a pleaaea ana com
fortable expression.
We Are Sola Agents fa Sr. Bead's
Cushion Kola Shoe.
1 pounds Beat rase Cane Granulated
12 .ra best Family 'Laundry' ap ..2o
Lrge aacaa white or yellow Cornmeal
OalTon "ca'ne'Pe'ach'eV 'pesii'or'piuma!s5o
Gallon c-aApplea........ ....... 2&o
Jellyoon. jeno or -
The best soda crackers, per lb.
The best Crisp Ginger "naps, lb ...... o
1 lb. Jars Pine Fruit Preserve s ... I 1 - So
fl 1 or Musiara or""""' J'"1 f
lb can rancr Alaska Halmon ...ll
lb. package dorn rch 4
The beet i;oia
Th. h.t Tea eiftlnaa. per lb
Fancy Hantoa Coffee, lb
.IHc
no
.40
.44
...lIHo
1 to
Ho
per
Fancy FtilV Cre'am'DomestiV Swise Chef se
Ir pounu r , -
Pfrlctly No. 1 Fresh Egs. ner dos...He
No. I Craamery Butter, pound iio
s-.,.w s-i,il rrm Cheeae. per lb.
i',.. V'ull Cream Brick Cheeae,
No. 1 Creamery Dutter, per lb
rnlM Knit V.vat&htM w Ik.
ronnn.
Pincr larare 210 siae
retail for l&c snil 40o
thla sale. Dor rt -zfn
nweel. juicy oranxea, per aoaen . .
Fresh Roasted J'ennuta, per 4aiT,MH
Fancy California Plume, per dozen. . .jf.l
Fancy California Aprlcor pr doel, 14
tn,
Juicy Lemeeta ,fl I
Oo aosen uv e if
w, 1
per doaep '
Fancy California Bartlett Fears, frm.
aoaea
Large ripe Bananas, per dozn ...
Fancy ripe' Tomtoa per pound . .
I bunohea freeh Laf Lettuca
I bunohr-a fresh Heeta
I bunchea freh ( arrota
J quarts frneh peaa. ............ .
bunohea freah Paxaley ....... .',
Ir Cucumbers, each
4 bunrhrs fresh. Unions
I iunches frh Turnips
6 bunches free'i Pieplant ,.,
Home groa n; Cabbage, each
1
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.5o
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6o
loo
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.5o
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