THE &A1LX J&jtiE : FKIDAY APKIL 20
The Daily Bee.
OMAHA.
Friday Morning , April 20.
Waathcr FrulalillitlM.
8pdil DiipaUn to Tni Bn.
Oincuao , Apiil 19. For the upper
Htwonrt valley , slightly warm fair
weather , followed daring the night by
r ln In ( the norther portions , winds
shifting to east and south , falling bar-
meter. The lower Missouri and tip-
p r Mlubilppl river will rise slowly.
There WM an ominous "rlnr around
the moon" lost nlf-ht. Look out fo
another April ihoirer.
A package of light underclothing wai
found nnder the sidewalk , near Fifteenth
and Howard streets , Wednesday morning.
The tender of one of the yard engine *
got off the track in the U. F. yard night
before lost , temporarily obstructing the
m In track.
The Ladle * ' Mite society of tbo Luth
eran church will giro a sociable on Friday
evening at the residence of Dr. Lelsenrlng ,
700 8. Thirteenth itreet.
The remains , of the late MM. Millet
were lent out by express yesterday to
Tiikilwa , Ills. , and the remains of Mrs ,
John Kerr to La/iallo , Illi.
The case of Btreltz vs. Holtz , Involv
ing the question of title in the Hartman
addition was argued before Judge \Vnkelsj
yesterday *
A reception was yesterday given at
, the national headquarters of the G. A. II , ,
in Union block , to Dr. Azel Ames , Jr.
surgeon general of the Grand Army of th <
Republic.
A. Roienberry has been awarded thi
contract for building the new Engllsl
Lutheran church , which is to bo complete !
by December 1st.
The paving work on Douglas street I
now extended to the block In front of tin
Mlllaid andbotwcon 12th and ISthstroets
which is being ploughed up and the gutteri
taken up yesterday.
There will be a social Sunday schoo
tinging at the Christian [ church , corne
of Twentieth and Farnam streets , on Sun
day afternoon next , at 4 o'clock. Kvery
body cordially invited ,
The work of paving Tenth street , be
tween Douglas and Farnam , temporarily
obstructs tha exit of No , V hose company
from their house. They con get out b ]
driving orer the stones , but it make
their time slower , and they say that ever ;
second seems like three minute * .
The Wabash arrived late yestei
day and missed connection with tha U. I
express. The latter c me over the rive
twenty-five minutes late and went on
with eleven cars well filled. A dltcha
freight train , seven miles below Oounc !
Bluffs , is the rumored cause of delay o
the Wabash ,
On Tuesday some parties started a fir
on a tract of land adjoining Prospect HI )
cemetery for the purpose of burning ol
some weeds. The fire spread toward th
cemetery and threatened to sweep it clean
but the employes turned out and by ban
fighting chocked It * progress. The partic
have been warned not to repeat tbo expei
Iment.
M A meeting of the Nebraska Human
society will be held next Saturday evcnln
at 7:30 p. m. , In the ladles' reception root
of Boy d's opera house. It is hoped ther
will be a Urge attendance of citizens get
erally , as final action regarding the loci
tlon of the public drinking fountain wll
be token , and other matters of public In
terest will be discussed. B. E , B. Ken
nedy , president ; John T , Bell , seoreUrj
Mr. B. H. Brewster , of Grand Island
who is spending ; a few days in town , w *
tha recipient of a very pleasant surprls
party at tha home of his mother , on Nort
Seventeenth street , on Friday evenln
last A few ef his Saratoga friends colle
unexpectedly , but were none the less we' '
come , and were royally entertained. Dim
lag formed th * principal amusement , an
was kept up until a late hour , when th
company turned reluctantly homeworc
voting It the anoows of the suson.
Another most enthusiastic meetlnt s
the Baptist last night Mr. Ben Hoga
will speak again to-night ; also to-morroi
eight. This Is probably the lost week c
Mr. Hogau's services in this city , If an *
one has not yet heard him , let them come
A cordial invitation is extended to all an
let it be distinctly understood that Mi
Hogan is not working for any denomlni
tlon in particular , he Is working for th
cause of Christianity ,
A pocketbook in a checked chevlo
bag was lost yesterday In the postnfllc
or vicinity. It contained 8179 , and b <
longed to Mrs. Sarah Madden , of Bout
Omaha , who bos loit her all. This Is pi
oullorly unfortunate , as the lady Is
widow with two small children , her hui
band having died suddsnly under clrcun
stances so sad that Tni BEK gave an at
count of it at the time. Mrs. Madde
was just preparing to go east to her reli
live * . Any person returning the money t
John Ruth , in the county treasurer's ol
fico will be suitably rewarded , and hay
the everlasting gratitude of a widow an
her children.
The "Jollities" party all stop at tb
UilUrd.
There were two coses of plain drun
In Judge Beneke's court yosterdo
Both committed.
A warrant has been iuued for Ann
Bveska for disturbance of the peace an
the use of profane and obscene languor
against Francesca Ltshka.
The decision In the caie of the Omali
hotel company vs. Oaldwell and Hoinlltc
Is expected to be given by the U. f
supreme court next Monday.
Mr. Wllile Whltson and Mits Lizz
8. Smith were moriled by Her. Cborl
W. Sovidge , on April 10th , at- the rei
dence of Mr. D. B. Boll , in this city.
It. B. War. Chicago in 22 hours ; 1
class 910.00. Direct line , No change i
cars. Hobble Bros. ' Ticket Office on 101
Bt sear Depot
Mr. Fat Manning will build a set i
fats on the southeast corner of IIowoi
and Thirteenth | irets. The material wi
b [ of brick with terra cotta trfsunlnj
The building will be 44 feet by CO , an
tcUM ctorie * high.
B B. War. Chicago la 23 hours ; li
elMS 110.00. Dfatet Its * . No change <
cars. HobbbBra. ' Tfcktt Offioej OB 10
TWO WIVES.
A Miied Up Oase In the Kelly
Family.
Both Claimants Assort the
Maternity of the Two
Girls.
The Item published in
yesterday in regard to the appearance
In this city of a woman claiming to be
the wife of the lata John Kelly , oi
Engine Co. No. 1 , and the mother of
bis two girls , has caused considerable
talk , and as nsnal there are parties
ready to espouse the oanso , both of
the Philadelphia woman and the
Omaha wife.
The former has documentary proofi
of her claim , chief of which is the
paper from the pension office at Wash
ington , which entitles her to the
money as the legal wife of John Kelly
at the tlmo of his demise. This and
her other pipers wonld seem to sub
stantiate her claim beyond A donb * .
The Omaha wife , who Is charged
with being Kate Hennessey Instead ol
Kate Kelly , assorts that she was legal
ly married to John Kelly and Is the
mother of the two girls , Alice and
Jane. Bho also claims to have a marriage -
riago certificate and other papers.
The only theory to explain the do
cldodly mixed up quoatlon Is thai
John Kelly committed bigamy and
that Kato Hennessey married him
without knowing that ho had a wife
living. The question of the m stern 1
ty of the two girls Is loss easilyjiolvod
as both parties claim that honor.
A * well known and entirely reap on
slblo ox-member of the fire depart1
mont told a BEE reporter yoatordoj
that Kelly had told him. privately before
fore ho died mnch such a story as that
the Philadelphia woman tolls , with
slight deviations , and that ho had done
so upon being questioned as to thi
difference in looks of the three ohll
dron , Kelly , however , told him thai
ono of the girls was 'borno by hli
3maha wife. The same man assort
hat the girls wore not well treated
int Ill-treated , and especially the oni
claimed by Kelly to bo his last wlfe'i
daughter. The following statomen
of the other side of the oaao is handei
as for publication :
Mrs. Kelley of Omaha Jpakea i
statement to the following efleot : 8h
says that the story In the BKB wa
False. Bho oamo to Omaha fiftnei
rears ago with John Kelley , who wa
her husband , and that the two girls
Alice and Jane , were their children
Mrt. Kelley has ever since resided li
Omaha , has worked hard , and ha
taken good care of her children. Ho
husband waa sick for two years , am
was supported by the olty and fire do
partment. Bhe bought a small hona
lor $75 , and paid for it by washing
Bho denies that she over got thi
$1,800 referred to , but fdmlt
that for three years she got f t po
mouth pension for herself and U'2 fo
each of her children , but tha < . thi
pension waa stopped by this Phi' del
phla woman. She denies tha * , ahi
Bvor loaned any of the money to an ]
church organization. Her hnt'jint
was a well-known member of the fire
department. Bhe says that the twi
tlris [ are her children , and that sh <
will not give them up , at she v ul <
rather die first ; and furthermore ahi
says she has always treated tiion
kindly. Bho claims to have a mar
riage certificate and other doonm int
to prove all that she says.
In addition , Mrs. Kelly , of Om hs
shows that she was married to J ihi
Kelly In Philadelphia , on Augntu IS
1864 , by Rov. Father Murray , , n <
that Alice was born April 30,18GC
and baptized by Rov. Michael F. ittai
tin In Bt. James ohnroh , Philadelp ill
May G , 18G6 ,
That Jane Frances , the second 'r
was born December 22 , 1871 , anc * * .h
boy , John , in Omaha , Jane 22,1,72
and was baptized by Father Oarcli
who , with Mary Smith , stood as spin
son on the occasion. Mr , K llj
when he died , after two years' illi on
April 17 , 1878 , was 44 years , 1
months old , and hla wife is no A 3
* rs of ago.
The children have appeared be * r
the writer. They are well droi > > d
clean , bright , Intelligent children i.n
show no evidence of starvation , ph ct
Ing or ill usage.
Alice , the older , who is 17 yeaii c
age is devoted to her mother and u
dlgnontly denies ill treatment in i > \
shape. She has had ton years soh < >
ing ) and went through the sovc. i
grade in the high school before i i
left school. Bhe regrets 11
annoyance this Philadelphia v
man Is giving , her mother , brotl - . i
sister and self , The other girl a-
the boy are still going to sohoV
and are as well cared for and trca in
as the average of boys and girls.
Mrs. Kelly of Omaha has for 1
years been a hard working , indnatri 11
woman , laboring for the comfort o <
sick husband and her three holpl t
children , and her friends hate to DC
her annoyed by an old woman * h
must be insame , under some mal'j
Influence or hallucination.
JOHN H. EROK
Has the largest assortment of Rarijc
and Oook Stove , Barb Fence W "
all of which you can buy cheaper t >
any place In town at CIS and 817 o
ICth street. m27-eod'lmo
eal Estate Transfers.
The following deeds were filed 'f
r'ocord In the county clerk's ofiic
April 18 , reported for TIIR BEE b
Amos' real estate oqonoy :
Omaha National bank to JotVn
Doherty , w. d , , cj of nwl of soc'.o
8-15-10 ; $872.75.
Jooob Williams and wlfo to L J
McDowell , w. d , , o. 5 foot of sub it
3 in 5 and 0. Capitol addition ; $150
Maurice Terkelson to Samuel J
Chambers , w. d. , ni of lot 17 , oxo p
o. 10 feet in MlUard & Oaldwtll
addition ; $000. '
Lyman Richardson and wlfo to A
Johnson and 0. 0. Carlson , w. d. , w
of lot 2 andlot 3 , block 12 , In Konntz
& Ruth's addition ; $800.
M , D. Bpronl and wlfo to Bam I
Rogers , w , d. , lot 6 , block 12 , in tn
Improvement association addltlot
Geo. L. Millar and wife to Lyrno
Richardson , deed , * 1 of lot 3 bloc
138:13,600.
Hot a JOBM aad wif u to Wn.
Bennett , w. d. , 120 by 127 out of
block 0 , Bhlnn'sadd. ; $1,000.
Sam E Rogers and wlfo to John
Callott nnd Catherine Kallott , w , d , ,
ot D and nj of lot 0 , block 14 , in Im
provement association add. ; $300 ,
Julius Meyer to Gorman association
of Omaha , lotG , block 142 ; $2.
Samuel 8 , Curtis ot al to Belinda
Curtis , q , o. d , , lots 5 and C , block
102 ; $1.
John and Nancy 8 , Edwards to E
R. Overall , q. o. d. , lot 4 , block 142 ;
$1.00.
THE EMMETS.
& Pleasant Bocopitlon of Serr-
A Series ol' Presentations to
Their Helpers.
The Emmet Monument association
s ono of the largest and most respect
ed organizations in the olty. It is
composed of Irishmen , many of whom
are among the loading citizens of
Omaha , who love the memory oi the
and of Iholr fathers , her mnilo ,
> ootry , art and literature of Irish *
men who do not bollevo that It is nec
essary to forgot the glorious history
of their mother country , her noble
struggles , signal trlusnphu and terrible
suffering , that they may bo devoted
and loyal citizens of their adopted
country , tbo grand republic.
And as they cherish the study of
.hat which in art and literature tends
.0 Inspire and refine the mind , so do
; hqy take a deep interest In promoting
; hat study among tholr pooplc ; ( and
thono who excel in it are euro to moot
with recognition at tholr hands. *
The many who attended the last
celebration of Robert Emmot'o birth *
lay at Boyd's Opera house need not
30 told of the high degree of perfoa *
.Ion nhown In the poetlo art by Miss
3tacla Orowloy , In vocal mnslo by
Mlsn Mary L. McNamara , and Instru
mental muslo by Mies Katlo Mnrpby.
This perfection , attained by years of
patient application and consclontons
stady , was not permitted to
go unrecognized by the E , M. A.
They determined to make those
yoang ladles the recipients of some
thing that wonld testify moro substan
tially than more words their approcla-
tlon of their talents and accomplish
ments. Accordingly a committee con
sisting of Messrs. Bmythe , Foonej
and Groves waited upon the yonng
ladies Wednesday and presented to
Miss Orowley a handsome gold medal ,
manufactured by Edholm & Erlokaon.
On the face is angraved , "Given in
recognition of poetlo genius devoted
to the cause of Ireland , liberty and
virtue. " On the reverse , "E. M. A ,
to Miss Staola Crowley , March 4 ,
1883 , " It la an artistic piece oi
workmanship. To _ Miss MoNamara
was presented an'exquisite piece ol
art in the shape of a largo s'zad ' stool
engraving entitled "The return from
fishing. " It was furnished by J. M.
Roae , and is the work of a celebrated
artist. A richly bound copy ol
Baothovon'a Bonatus was the gift to
Katie Murpy. Lyon & Healy , ol
Chicago , furnished it through A.
Hospo , Jr.
The surprise of the honored three
waa complete when Mr. Bmythe arose
to make the * presentation address , to
which the young ladles responded lc
their most bewitching manner.
A BUCKEYE
An Ohio Man Gives up Fifty Dollars
on a Bogus Uneok.
The old , old story , which is to be
repeated so often through the Ignor
ance of travelers generally was again
told yesterday at Judge Bsneke's
court.
A man named John Groltsoh , hall
ing from Ohio and bound for Beatrice
met a man at the transfer who wai
destined to the same place
The two soon struck np at
acquaintance and the strangei
on the way over the bridge tolc
Groltsoh that he expected to have t <
a bill of frolgkt on some goods on thli
side. Buro enough the man's pal me
them and presented a bill for $50
The stranger borrowed the fifty fron
the Baokeye , giving him as security i
chock for $2,000. He soon aftei
"shook" him making an appolntmon
to meet him later and got the ohecl
cashed. Of course that was the las
Groltsoh saw of bis now friend or hli
$50.
_
THE HOt-X R RINK
Honor to Whom Hondr la Duo ,
Roller skrtlng in Omaha , nndor the
management of Mr. Llghtford , ha
proved a decided success , and tha
gentleman la to be congratulated npoi
his good fortune in winning the favo
of the public.
There has been , however , very ser
Ions dissatisfaction over the award'o
prizes offered by Max Meyer & Bro
contested for on Friday and Saturday
evenings , a righteous indignation prevailing
vailing over the appointment of biasei
or incompetent judges , who , althougl
appointed by the manager himself dli
not voice his judgment In thel
decisions , as a wholn.
On Friday ovonlnc the badge fo
best gentleman skater was awardoi
to Mr. 0. L. Monroe , whllo thi
audience , which included a number c
export judges , was decidedly of th
opinion that Mr. W. S. Uelphre ;
should have had the medal.
The award of Saturday evening t <
Miss Dunham , In the opinion o
many , including Prof. Llghtford , waite
to the least expert of the contestants
The skating of Miss Georgia Ship
man was nearly perfect , and had 1
not boon for tha unjust dlscrlmlnatloi
of the judges , who acted nnder pe
ouliar Instructions , she would hav
won the prize. The skating of Mlsao
Sharp and Van Aorman WM nntloeabl ;
good and in marked contrast to tha
of the winner. Occioo.
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER ,
Stinging Irritation , inflammation , al
Kifaty and Urinary Complaints , care
by "B t - pt4bL
"YES , I'M ' JIM , "
A Burglar With His Wita About
Him.
3ut Whoso Harvest Was
Light One ,
When John France drove down
own yesterday ho was mad. His
row was contracted and his eyes
gleamed with subdued wrath. He ox *
ilalnod that he bad been victimized
> y a burglar and this was how It was.
He went to bed about half-past ton
o'clock and threw hla clothes across
a chair near the window. About 12:30 :
o'clock ho awoke and heard some one
n the room. Supposing that it was
its brother he said : "Hollo Jim , is
hat yon ? "
"Yes , I'm Jim , " was the response ,
and accordingly John once moro yield
ed to somnolent influences.
This morning when he got up and
started to put on his attlro ho found
t misting , and an Investigation ro-
realcd the fact that Instead of its
langing on the chair whore ho had
eft it , it was hung carelessly about
n various spots of the lawn In front
of the house.
This aroused | John's righteous In-
llgnatlon , as he supposed his brothoi
level had boon playing a practical
eke on him , Ho found out , however ,
hat It was no joke , and that the
mrty who answered 'iYos , I'm Jim1
raa a burglar , who had quietly raised
ho window and obtained an entrance
' 0 the room. The intruder was cool
enough to reply as ho did and getaway
away with his booty , After rifling the
lockets he loft the garments on the
[ round ,
The haul waa not largo , only the
sleeve buttons , studs , etc. , being
akon , so after all John was not sc
much a loser as he might have boon ,
MARCH MORTALITY.
Tbo Hoport of City Pnvslcian iiotsen
ring Tor Last Month.
The following figures are gathered
from the report of Dr. P. 8. Lelsen
ring , olty physician , filed at the meet
ng of the city council on Tuesdaj
night :
Total number of deaths for March
41.
41.Causes
Causes Dlptheria , 2 ; croup , 1
erysipelas , 1 : fever , 1 ; puerperal dls
eases , 1 ; rheumatism , 2 ; cancer , 2 ; pnl
monary diseases , 20 ; heart disease , 2
apoplexy , 1 ; convulsions , 2 ; peritoni
Us , 1 ; typhoid fever , 1 ; paralysis , 1
old ago , 1 ; senile gangrene , 1 ; pjco
mla , 1.
Ages Total nnder five years , 8 ; 5 ti
25 , 7 ; 25 to 50,14 ; 50 to 70 , 4 ; 70 a c
over 4.
Wards First ward , 3 ; Second ward
9 ; Third ward , 6 ; Fourth ward , 7
Fifth ward , 12 ; Sixth ward , 1 ; hos
pltals , 3.
Male 22 , female 19 ; colored , 2 ; married
riod 15 ; single , 21 ; widowed , 5.
Cemetery Holy Sooulohor 3 , Pros
peot Hill 24 , connty 2 , Plckard , 8t ,
ttuy 3 , Gorman Catholic 3 , re
moved 5.
Births White 53 , colored 0. Mali
24 , female 29. Still born 2 , Oni
pair of twins.
A MEAT COMPLIMENT.
For Which the Bee Expresses Its Ap
preolatlon.
A now musloal organization has jus
been added to the list of whiol
Omaha can so justly boast , this tlm
In the shape of a now brass band
formed of a number of our best eel
ored musicians.
The band was organized by Prof. J
Waddell , who is the manager , am
who is an accomplished artist on th
come1 , with ten years' experience
The leader is Mr. Levi Spencer , also
skillful player. Mr. James Warfieli
Is president and Mr. Frank Goldei
secretary.
The organization was perfeotei
April 2i , and the band Is now com
posed of sixteen members , eight o
whom have had considerable expert
once. Fine uniforms will be proourei
and the band may be expected ti
made its advent in public within slxt ;
days , and will do itself proud.
The name ohoson is "The Omahi
Bee B&nd , " a very graceful oompll
mont to the leading newspaper of th
olty and state and one which wn dnl ;
appreciate ,
A room on Sixteenth street has boel
secured for practice , and last ovonln ;
the boys took ont a full sot of th
finest brass Instruments made , froc
the store of Prosoott & Co. TUB BE
wishes them the success which thel
zeal and ability will undoubted ! ;
bring.
Good. Enough-
The Nebraska delegation in Wash
Ington. consisting of Secretary c
State Loggin and Judge A. H. Bowei
are successful in soourlug tents fo
the Hastings reunion. The followln ;
telegram explains itself :
WASIIIVOTON , D0. . April 18.
To Gen. John 0. Bonnell , Departmet
Commissioner , Q. A. K. , Lincoln , Hi
braaka ;
One hundred tents secured to-da
from Secretary of War Lincoln , an
oood prospects for two hundrad more
A. H. BOWKN.
This fixes the Hastings reunion s
regards quarters , and state papei
should lot iholr people know the
September 3 , 1883 , will begin th
grandest reunion Nebraska has eve
seen. _
Army Orders.
A general court martial is appolnto
to meet at Fort Fred. Steele , Wyo ,
on the 25th day of April , 1883 , or s
soon thereafter as practicable , for th
trial of Private Leslie Taylor , compan
G , 7th. Infantry , and such other prli
oners as maybe brought before It.
Detail foe the court : Lieutenor
Colonel Henry I * . Ohlpman , 7th It
fantry ; Captafc WlUUm L Reed , 7t
Infantry ; FIM LUuUoont Alfred I
Johiuon , 7th Infantry , Saeond , Llei
taaantLewUD. Gr * B , 7Ux Inf J
ky , wd Gteig * W. MtlTwr , 7th Ii
an yj First Llentpnart William Qnln-
on , 7.h I inutiy , Jcd o Advocate.
A general court martial is appointed
o meet at Fort Sidney , Neb. , on the
34 dn'y cf April , 1883 nr as soon
hereafter as prac > < a k , for the trial
f John J , Stthl , Troop A , 5th oav *
Iry , and such other prisoners as may
> o brought before It.
Ddtall for the court Captains J.
cott Payne , 5th cavalry , Albert E ,
Voodson , 5th cavalry , Jacob A. Au *
ur , Bih cavalry , and Holmes 0.
'adding , assistant surgeon ; First
Jentenants Frank Miohler , 5.h cav-
> lry , and Heel 8. Bishop , 5th cavalry ;
econd Lieutenant Fred W. Foster ;
econd Lieutenant Lester W , Cornish ,
ith cavalry , judge advocrte.
THE COMING CONSOLIDATIOH-
The Wabaah and Missouri Pad He
i. Offlcea to be Merged Into One.
The much talked of consolidation
f the management between the Wa-
> ash and the Missouri Pacific is now
nromlsod to take effect in thin city by
ho 1st of May ,
Already the change has been ef-
ected In St. Louis and Kin-
as City , the Mlesonil Pacific ,
b is said being the gainer thereby ,
t is now stated that by the date
named the two tlokot cffisua In this
Ity will bo merged into one , which
ocatlon Is to bo retained not being
leslgnatod. It Is said that Frank
looro will retain the position of city
icket agent and Joe Teahon of olty
lassoner ogont , and that Ticket Agcnl
Toote will bo amply provided for else
where.
A DESERVED PROMOTION.
Preston Wolfe Appointed Contract
ing Aeont for tno U. P. at
Salt Lake.
Mr. Preston Wolfe left this oltj
resterday to assume the duties of thi
joeitlon of contracting agent for thi
Julon Pacifis railway at Salt L\k <
city.
city.Mr
Mr , Wolfe has been for the paa
ihroe years traveling agent for thi
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul road
and prior to that time held the posl
tlon of contracting agent for the Baltl
moro & Ohio road at Chicago. . He ii
gentleman in every sense of the won
ind a thorough railroad man , and it
olng to Salt Lake Olty will be fount
.ble on the part of the Union Pacifii
; o meet the competition of the Danve
& Bio Grande with ability that wll
nsnre him a successful record am
prove the wise judgment of the cor
poratlon he goes to represent. *
It is simply a pleasure torecommenc
such a man as Mr. Wolfe to the goot
people of Salt Like Olty , who wll
ind him a man of Integrity and hon
esty and ono with whom It Is a picas
nre to do business. May he meet wltt
iho same warm welcome there whlcl
las been accorded him during hli
Drlef stay in Omaha.
SUDDEN DEATH.
Another Victim ot the Grim Ear ,
veater. ,
The number of uuddon deaths tha
lave occurred in Omaha of late ha ;
aeen really startling , and affirms thi
scriptural warning that' 'in ' the mids1
of life wo are in death , "
The latest addition to the list o
those who have passed away so suddenly
donly as to make the mystery of deatl
more unaccountable than ever is Mrt
Michael Carrigan , wife of the proprie
tor of the Albany house , on Tentl
street
Mrr. Ca't'gan had been feeling bad
ly for some time past and waa for i
lime nnder treatment with Dr. Base
No serious result was apprehendec
from her Indisposition and yesterdaj
she was feeling quite well all day un
til in the afternoon. Bhe was dowi
In the cellar abont two o'clock wlti
her husband assisting him in washing
over some butter , when suddenly shi
was taken with a sort of cramp oi
spasm and told her husband to take
her up stairs. Thla was done and Mr.
Corrlgan at ones started for a phys !
cian , but before he could return hii
wife had breathed her last.
Coroner Jacobs was summoned bn
upon consultation with Dr. Base con
luded that au Inquest waa unnecessary
It being the opinion of the latter tha
she had died trom heart disease.
The remains were taken in chargi
by McCarthy and Barko , the under
takers , and to-day will be forwardec
to Albany , N. Y. , from which placi
the family oamo to Omaha.
The deceased was about forty yean
of ago and leaves her husband am
five children surviving her.
DIED.
CARRIQAN Catherine , wife of Miehae
Carrlgafl , aged 40 years.
The funeral will take place th !
afternoon , at 3 o'clock. Her remains wll
be token east to Albany , New York
Friends of the family ore invited to at
tend.
CLARK -Gertrude Clark , daughter of A
M. and Ssrah . Olarl on April IStb
1883 , InVest Omaha , aged 3 $ years.
Funeral took place at residence at
o'clock Thursday , the 19th.
MILLKR In this city , pn April 13tt
Mrs , K. , Milltr , mother of Mri
Harry P. Deuel , aged 74 years.
Funeral yesterday at 1:30 o'cloc
from the residence. Thn remains will b
taken to Tiskllwa , III. , for interment.
A special conclave of Mt. Oavalr
com'mandery , No. 1 , Knights Templai
will be held this Friday evening for insta
latlonof officers.
At the funeral of Harry BhawWednc
day afternoon the pall bearers were r.s fo
lows : William A , Locker , Charles Sttvet
son , Feter Heffroa , Samuel Cafferty , Job
Flnan and Charles Moorua. The at.ei
dance was very large and showed that th
deceased had many friends In this city.
A Life Baying ; Service.
Mr. M. E. Allison , Hutchison , Kan
Saved his lit * by a simple Trial Bottle c
Dr. King's New Discavary , for Oonsnmi
tlon. which caused him to procure a Ion
botUe that completely cured him , whe
Doctor * , change of climate and everythln
elie bad foiled. Asthma , Bronchitis , 3.
ter * Ooxwbs , and all Throat and Long dli
toMS , it is guaranteed to cure.
Trial bottlM fr at C. T. Goodman
drag ston , Larg slu , IL
ARRESTED FOR RIOT.
Twn Wagon Loads of Prisoners
Hauled to the Police Oourt.
The Disputed Title of a Band
Lot.
Foruomo tlmo past Mr , John Good *
bear , baa been working a sand bank
Itnated near Boyd's packing home ,
where the fatal accident occurred last
week.
Yesterday morning , M the men were
aboot to go to work , they were driven
off the site b/ John Green , the stone-
qnarry man , and hU force , who out *
nnmbered those employed by Gaod-
boart. No one waa hart , and the violent
lent and forcible seizure waa all that
waa complained of.
A complaint was soon filed In the
polloo conrt against Green and his
men , the charge being "riot. " Three
officers wore sent to the spot and
aoou returned with two wagon loads
of prlconcre , all employca of Mr.
Groou. Iho men wore put nnder
$100 bonds each and Green under
$500 bonds to appear and answer to
tbo charge next Monday.
Goodheart claims that ho holds a
thteo-yoara' lease of the property , and
Green claims that It belongs to him
and that Goodheart has no claim on It
except a tax tltlo. Judge Baldwin
has been retained by Goodheart and
Judito Woolworth by Green , and the
case promises to be a very Interesting
ono.
A friend to the rich and poor. A
medicine that strengthens and heals ,
la Brnwu'a Iron Bit ro
SPECIAL NOTICES ,
43-8PECIAL8 wl POSITIVELY not.lbelr
sorted unless paid In advance.
Tiio Omaha Savings tiank
Is LOW prepared to make cans on Omaha CI1'
or Doughs County
- . .
At Current lutes 01 lntrest.
COMMISSION CHARGED
633-101
TO LOAN-MONEY
IONEY LOANED On chattel mortgage reon
M
7 Un on Block , lornor 1Mb and Farnam Sts
120-Imo ;
MONEY TO LOAN Call at Law office of D. I
Thomas room 8 Crelghton Block.
MONEY Loaned on chattel property by J
T. Beatty , No 218 South llth street
620-lmot
NONEY TO LOAN At 8 per cent. Bhrirer1
RoalEaUte and Loan Agency , opposlt
> est office. 767-tf
HELP WANTED.
WANTED-Agents tosell teas , coffee' , splcf
nnd srocera surd les , by ( ample , to faml
lea. We don't pay salary , but sell first cla ?
; o ds at low prices , and onllberal terms togoai
ncn , atltfatlon given or money refunded
lomo buflnc.'s , exclusive 6Keccy , good profit
no rlik. Wtlto for our new 16 ( age circular
with test'mcnlala ' a'so of old agenU and others.
Men tlon this paper
SAN FRANCISCO TE . CO , Cble-go.
112-Thurs-jat.Tuc8
UY WANTED At the Omaha ehlrt factor ,
B not under 15 years ot age. . 122-211
At the Grelghton house a dlnlii ,
WANTED , 12J-21 §
A girl , competent to take eharg
WANTED room. Apply Planter's housi
coiner Dodge and ICtn St. 121-201
'ANTED A good nnne girl at north corne
W Hamilton and Pier St. Bhlnn's addition.
092-20) )
O oi cook at Southent hotel
WANTED
must be experienced In hotel working am
como well recommended. . 119.21)
0 Irl vho understands cooking
WANTED houiework. Qjod waves to i
good girl. Apply at the residence of G. U. Bogg
21it A Dodge. 100 28
> ANTED igoodplri at 1621 Capitol arc
W nue. 999-191
WWANTED
Girl in family of two , 1221 nortl
WANTED . 938-20t
ED A girl to da kitchen work. AppI
WAM E. cor. 20th and California S'.o. 105-20
'ANTSD A good girl for general houie
w work at 1516 Jones street. 101-19
A girl for general housework , 711
WANTED , near Leavenworth.
103-19 } MRS. WRIGHT.
ANTED A Reliable man for genera !
W work. E. ESTABROCK , 1818 ChlcazoSt
939-191
A girl to do general house work
WANTED No. tOOe California- . 090-18
\TrANTED-Mlddlo aged woman ti do ligh
YV house work. Wages Si per week. Apul ;
at 912 Douglas street 110-21
ANTED Bnok-kecpsr , lady preferred , S
W J. Bee offico. 9918 *
Three good sUIcitars to take or
ders and sell goods. Our man to work Ii
Council Bluff * Call , 421S luth 10th St.
Immediately , a goal girl for general
WANTED , at 721 south 18th street.
971-18t
ATTED A good steady harness maker
W Enquire ot E. Ilelnzeillng , Blair , Neb.
9i8-A14-9t ;
* A TEAMS and UOmen wanted.
) U II MANNWEILER ,
916-181 llth Street , near Farnam.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Situation by an eipedenced coacl
WANTED a private family. Itqulre of 8 , Jot
C\m 'n , C01 south 10th Strett Olgir Store.
113-.1 }
ANTFD A iltuatlon by a. vount man t
W tike care ocam or to drive a deliver
Address "J. K. K , " Bee office. 114-20
MISDELLAHEOUa WANT&
ENILKMAN aid wife with t rt of hous-nt
\Jf turnlihed , about May 1 , below ICth , not fa
from farnam. Terms moderate. Addre > s "II ,
Bee office. 037-241
TED-TWO boarders anl rocmen at 101
WAN St 88-23 |
\TTANTED To sell one NewAtterlcan 8-win
YY Idachlue , one ycuogOcow , be Iresh nei
month , and a set of heavy single harness at 111
north 18th street , near oil work * . 850-20 }
\TrANTED-BOO privy vaujts , sinks , and ces
YY pools to clean with einltary cleaner Sa
Utactlon Kuaranteed. J. M. 8U1TH ,
771-lmot LocU Box422 , Omaha.
- suBertnir with toe )
WANTED-Eterybady at 1421 Farnam tn >
and bo cured freeof chargi by Homo's EleOr
Belt. 613-lm
FOR BENT-HOUSES AND LOTS.
RENT House of nix rcomi , o Ua we
FOR all In good repair , 1221 North l tk.
B5I 211 .
I7IOR RENT-Nlcelj turnlahed rooma sultab
J ? for one or two sentleuan 8. E. cora/r U
and LeavenaerthBU. l'5-20i
I OR RENT S ttnfunilsed rooma at ll\ \
F Douglas Street up atalrs. 137-18
TUTANTKD To lent , lounediiUy , a sms
YY boui * aad a fw atres tn or near the c t ;
Call oa Wood-rard , Bt Jame * Hotel. 111-19
T710R RKNT kl Maal front room fumisEet
JD 600N.UthoU * % Ut. Calltowla and < !
* Ur. 89l-l t
URNUIHD room * aad beard. Modern ecu
l810Do lftlSt l. lOSO-lml
POR RENT Three nicely furnished rooms ,
with or without board.at 1818Jackson street.
874-So }
51011 KENT-PACIFIC UOUdE ; 82 ROOMlj
J Tenth and DRvenport itroets. Apply to O.
V. Gray , 211 Twelfth street , 100-54J
7.0H RENT Nicely fnrnlihed rooms , 1118
} Uowarditieit. VR5. McAUSLIN.
109-tOt
rfOR RENr-Ltrgofuralihed room wlth'board.
gApply COS N. 18lh B | . 986-23
FOR RKNT-fl v ral furnlihed rooms"wllh
.J" * " , ' ,0 ub e b "dt"1 north-west corner
9th and California. 0gg.tr
J-OR RENT OR SALE Cornet stsre Cumlng
j fc 21st. Call A. LROWN. odjonlng. 97-21t
ClOa RBlJT-PremUis No. 2438 Daenvporl
s-r. et house , contains seven rooms with
roodern conrenlenoe , a'so a fine barn * ttached *
93M9 a F. DRI8COLL.
FOR RENT Large and pleasant front room
wl'h b y window. . Modern Improvements ,
with board. niSDodje , MB-lBf
nURNISHEDROOMS-Yery des.rable location
D P ck , real e taU , opp. P. o. goM.
RKNT Houses and lots at phtlrcrand
FOR
Bell's. Rent CurMU , opposite Postofflce.
709-tf
rtOR _ _ RENT Floe . _ upright _ . piano , das Kim-
M
ii < < < -
1 ? ball own , 1519 Dodge btrcet.
fi&l-tf A. IIOSPE , It.
FOR SALE.
POR 8ALK Rcs'aurant and cigar store , stock
and fixtures , couDters , B'O'-CISCI. Best
stind on 10th Uicet. Addicsi W. Bee office.
121-25 }
ONE Aero for MOO'chilce locitlon. Sie Peck
Real Estate , o | poalte P. O. 123-23
T1OR B LE-SIOO 00 will buy a manufacturing
business. ( Btapl. good * ) established CHy trade.
Address Mani.fac'Urr H o nine * . US' '
FOIl SALE-FurnUhed o room frame homo on
16th and HarcyJ2,000 cash. Acplv 87 Barker
b'o ' * - P. F. CtlUER. )
nOR SALE CHEAP New Soda Fountain. InC -
C qulro 217 LOrthntti strcoi. HG-25t
OR SALE A ( ted upright piano tar tale
F cheap. Call at201B CMS. 101-24
[ OR SALE One nlco driving mare , hirneis
XI and buggy. Two ( resh milch cows.
107-215 THOS. &WJFT.
I7OR SALK C1IKU' 1'cny and buny. Inquire -
quire at Grand Unloj Tea Store , 15m street.
996-198
FOR SALE A good payfng bu-tnesf , N. W.
'
corner ICth'and Dodge. 976-21 }
rj-ORSALE-llrlck , good hard burned brick
D delivered In a'l ' puts of town rteap. Address
S. K. JOHNSON a CO. ca t side oi Sherman
avenue , or 211 8. 13th St. 97C-2w
" AUT and harness for sala at the RcJ Barn on
J ICthstiett , 9I2-19S
ATHREK roomed house for sale on Ira-cd lot
leatepildfortwo years. Price 9230.00.
2310 Chicago street 943-191
IT10R BALE A flnt-clMs second h nd top bug-
JD gy. Call at 1319 Uarney street ; 397-tt
TT10R SALE THE BEST YET-Suburban five
C acre home * , one mile frcm city , One
hundred dollars an acre. Eisy terms.
This ground la bcantlfolly situated , K\\ \ \ excellent
lor gardens and tmall fruit Fresh spring water
In abundance. Property-eachel by the belt rood
leading out froa the city. Property ihown on
application. BALLOU BROS. ,
861-18 1421 Farnam street.
"I7IOR SALE Cottage and corner lot In fine Iocs-
JD tlon 82COO. Bargain must be sold befora
Mayl-t. McOAaUE opposite P O. 8.4 t !
SALE Lot on 26 h street nsir Farnam ,
FOR 8:00. UcOAQUK opposite P. 0.
823-tf
SALE House and lot on Douglrs
FOR 1900. . McCAOUE opposite P. 0. 828-tf
FOR RENT Ten houses In good locations.
MtCAOUE opposite P. O. 825-tf
"Tj'ORS LE tot 44x32 feet and grocery store
! f ! with living roomi above 16th street near
Uiscairs$1400. UcCAOUE opposite P. O. 821-tf
TJiOR SALE Cottage and corner lot In North
! Omaha 81350 Bargain , McOAQUE opposite
P.O. 822-tf
FBINTINO OFFICE FOR3ALE Aflourlshmg
paper. In a young > nd growing town In Eos *
tern Nebraska. Address U U. Bee Office.
623-lmo
R SALE OR RENT Voss Piano.
528-lf * C. J. CANAN.
Real Estate Agents.
110-eod-tf 1603 Farnam St
10K BALK Pockets map * of Nebraska 200
each. For bargains In Omaha City Improved
and unimproved property , call on Wm. F , Shrl *
ver , tieal Estate Agent , opposite postofflce.
769-tf
IjlOR dALE A Brit class second hand phaeton
J ? Call at 1119 Barney St B97-U
MUOEIXAMEUB
' | \0 LET One or two rooms with board , 1803
JL California stteet. 129-5
REiH Milch cows for silo. 25th and Call or ]
F
nla. 123-25 *
OTKAYED OR STOLEN targe red snd white
O 'potted cow , with white star in forehead ,
small piece out of one far , bell on , brass Knobs
on boms. Is rather poor. A suitable reward
will be given toflndcr. WM. BENCH ,
103-19. B12 North 241 h Streit.
NOTICE The public ire hereby notified that
my wlf- , Louisa Hauler , has left my bed and
k-ard without just tause , and I will not be re-
sponilble for any debts contracted by her.
102-24 } OEOROE SAUIER.
TITRS. HAN8EN , Midwife , has removed from
1V1 9th and Jackson to I6th and Marcy 8U.
EDWARDKUEHL
MAQSTER OF PALMYSTERY AND GOND'
TIONALIST , 498 Tenth street , between Farnam1
and Barnev. Will , with the old of guardian
spirits , obtain for any one a glance of the pasl
and present , and on certain conditions In tbe fu
ture. Boots and Shoes made to order. Filled
Ml ctlon ruarant e < l.
HEAT AND MOI8TURV , THE ES
8ENOE OF LIFE- THIS TRUISM IS EAS
ILY PIIOVEN BY TAKINO A TEASPOONFUL
OFTARRAIST'8 SELTZER APER
IENT IN A OLA8S OF HOT WATER HALF
AN HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST , FOR IN-
DIGESTION. DYSPEPSIA , OR CONSTIPATED
HA T. NOTHING IS BETTER.
t.
N. B In taking SELTZER APERIENTh > hot
water , wait until the effervescence has entirely
erased. The water skould be hot not tepid
or lukewarm.
POWDER
Absolutely Pure
This powder never varies. A marrtl of parity
strength and wholeiomenes * . More economical
than in * orpiaary kinds , and cannot b sold U
competition with th * multitude ol low Ust short
wl < aLalnis or pho pkat * pawier Sold only taC
can * . BoTai , &UIM , WaU-M.iBsa
Kw Tott.