Nebraska Newspapers

    I 2 THE OMAHA DAILY Big ® , WEDNESDAY JANUARY 1. 1890. f Ml
FIGHT FOR A GIRLS ' LIFE
M Pretty Bortba Halnoa Roacuod from
M a Desperados Clutches ,
H BUT IT WAS A HARD BATTUE
H llcr Cnptor Trios to Hrnln Ilcr with
H • an Aip , lint Is Overpowered lie *
H fore Ilo Cnn Accomplish
H JtlM I'lIl'poHf ,
H A New Jersey Crime
H Mooiir.sTow > , N. J. , Dec 81 , [ Special
H l Tclogrnm to Tun Uec.J Odd of tbo most
H llctidish crimes on record wns committed last
m\\ night in the heart of the Jersey pines At
H dusk on Sunday Hortha , the twolvo-year-old
H daughter ot Charles K. llnines of Pombcrton ,
H r was mlsBing from tier home She is a bright
H child nnd n tnvonic In the neighborhood It
H was fuspected that William Sloan , n dosner-
H * nto character living in the outskirts of town ,
H wns concerned , nnd the father nnd n
H friend named Hush went to Sloan'B
_ _ -i liniian Ttla tvlfn Afilil hn hurt
H ' gene down to the shore They fol-
H lowed his trail In the sands , nnd after wulk-
H lug twclvo miles enmo to whnt is Known as
H Huttcr t'lace , where there Is a deserted
H ' holul There was n light insldo from a 11 ro
H that Sloan had built , and beside It lay the
H form or the girl on a blanket InsonBlblo Not
H fur from where she was lyiiitr thov saw
H , Sloan Knowing the despcrnto character of
H the mnu they had to deal with , Humes re-
H mulncd on guard whllo Hush started on u run
H for Woodmanslo , three miles away There
H ho found Constnblo Adams It was nearly
H • ! 1 o'clock tn the morning when they reached
H * , ho place where Haines wns still waiting
H c ijnsldo the condition of affairs was un-
' [ flhapged Sloan had un nxo by tils slda and
H wns bending over the prostrnto form of tlio
H Ollrl when Constnblo Adums burst open the
H floor nnd mndo a rush , for
H him Ho seized the uxo nnd aimed
H D blow that would have beheaded
H the constnblo If bo had not quickly dodged
H it Just nt that moment Haines struck
H Sloan nn the head with a club , fclllne him to
H - - the lloor As ho rose ho made an effort to
| kill the girl by a blow with tbo nxo , but her
H father struck his arm with a club uud dl-
H vorteu tbo blow Finally ho was Btruclc mi
H the head with a club ana was tied and taken
H to lull , His wlfo wns also locked up as an
H accomplice
H Hortha , the Injured girl , was found to
H have been horribly maltreated It is doubt
H fill if she will recover Her parants are
H i. highly rospcctablo pcoplo Sloan evidently
H ' intended to kill the cirl to prevent her from
H testifying against hi in , ns ho Is a man who
H stops nt nothing The community Is terribly
H excited over the affair
M Nl.HltASKA NEWS
H Not Unused by Dry Fodder
H GiunoK , Neb , Dec 31. [ Special to
H Tun Ueu | The deaths of cattle in this
H . locality running in the stalk fields have not
H . bocn owiilg to too much dry food , resulting
H in the packing of the stomachs On the con
H trary , the stomachs of dead caltlo so fur as
H examined have been almost empty , and show
H unmistakablu signs of inllammatlon ot the
H stomachs and bowels In some instances
„
H , colts liuvo died where they had frco range m
j _ , > stalk Holds The fodder of corn cut wlicn
B green , Is being Jarcely fed with no signs of
MMX disease Tbo deaths from feeding in the
H corn status seem to bo ruused by a poison ,
H nnd It looks pLobnblo , from present knowl-
H edge , that n parasitic fundus , developed into
H its most potential nctivity by the extremely
H dry weather last fall , is the actlvo agent
H This poison has not as ynt been isolated , so
H ns to demonstrate this theory , but the laves
H tlgatlon will bo continued
H Not Backward on Suc.ir Hoot
mU Lone 1'ixb , Neb , Dee 31. [ SpeoUl to
H Tin : Hbg ] There has boon some fooling
H prevailing in and near Long Pine for nearly
H _ _ _ two years regarding the sugar boot industry ,
H but It has become violent lately , duo to the
H fuct thatthoro is a man hero now from sugar
H boot districts of Germany , and who has been
H through the Grand Island district and ho
H pronounces this county as having tbo finest
H prospects for n sugar factory of any
H place ho has been in the United States The
H peculiarity of the loamy soil has brought it
H to ttio front rank of vugotablo producing
H counties and which was proven by receiving
H the llrst promlum nt Now Orleans Parties
H hero nro now negotiating with sugar capital
H lsts m Now York city
H The Crossing Trouble Settled
H BcA-niiCE , Neb , Doc 31. [ Special Telo-
H gram to Tub Bee I The city council mot in
H special session this afternoon and passed an
H' ' ordinance granting the Union Pacific rail
H way company tbo right-of-way over Sixth
H street at the point where tbo track was torn
H up by the order of the mayor yesterday
H morning The injunction to restrain the
H road from building the track in question was
H withdrawn by mutual consent of both par
H tics The matter is now practically settled
H so far as it concerns the city The Kansas
H City & Beatrice road will nlso bo given par
H mission to cross.tho disputed street and such
H sthor streets as may bo necessary for the
H prosecution of its business
H A Stonm Uontcr Fraud
H Tiiden Neb , Dec , 3L [ Special to Tiik
H Hcu.l Word reached hero this morning that
H a mau named Hull has been "ileocing" the
H i farmers in tbo northwestern part of this and
H Antelope counties on a now scheme Ho sells
H steam heaters and in payment takes uu ac-
H ceptcd sight draft , together with u contract
H Ilo makes the drafts in sums of from f 00 to
H f l,00t ) . At the present time he has realized
M • i about t7B00 and it is Impossible to take
H ' legal rccourso and the only way is to avoid
H dealings with him Tbo vlco president of
H the Tltdeii State bank has boon taken in for
M t about 6,500. .
M llioy licft a Hot fiiffti
B Pokca , Neb , Dec , 31. [ Specla i t'lcgram
U , • Ui TiniHucl aoorgo S. Sherwood , u far
M . mor living ono inllo north of hero , lost his
m Uouso nnd contents by tire Inst evening Im-
B > mediately nftor supper the family locked the
B liouso and drove to this city , lonvlng a hot
H flro They returned an hour later and the
H building was nearly consumed It is sup
M posed tlio lire orlginntod from tbo stove
m - \ Mr bherwood holds iv St.OOU policy In thoM
M State Insurance company ot Dcs Moines and
M this will cover all losses
H A Itouzy HartBiider
M ICEius'nr , Mob , Doe ! U. | Spoclal Telo-
H gram to Tub Ueb | lrod Andros , a well
H known bartender of this city , was seized
H with a tit of delirium trumens last week , ana
J falling to rally from thorn was adjudged In-
H sane last night by the commissioners Ilo
M was ttikeu this morning to tbo asylum ut
| Lincoln
. I . ,
H Oho Moiitniiii Senntor
IIei.kj a , Mont , ' Dec 81. Colonel W , P.
M Sanders has been nominated for Unltod
M States senator Ho will bo oleoted in Joint
B session tomorrow For second cholco T , C.
m Itowor , 11. Piatt Carpenter and Leo Muutlo
H have bcoa pUccd In nomination Tbo house
M has adjourned till i o'clock this afternoon
H Tbo ropuollcun house mot at 4 o'olock and
M Immediately udjourued till 10 tomorrow ,
B At tbo caucus of tbo republicans toulght
M Power is said to bo in tbo lead , but there
H nro pr03H3cls | that a dark liorao will get
M away with the prlio tomorrow
B Tbo democrats of the house and scnato
H also caucused and it Is understood W. A.
B Clark of Hutto will bo nominated for the
B seuatorshlp with Murtin McGiunls and S T.
M * Hautcr close for second
BB , ,
M Window Glass Bleu ,
M Columiius , O. , Doc 31. At the meollng of
B the window glass manufacturers ot Ohio
B and Indiana today ttio prices named at Kind
| lay on November 14 wore reaftlrmod Tliov
B also allied themselves to the syudicuto with
H a cspltal stock of $ SU0,0O0 , whlcli wilt tuko
B the glass off the wujkor concerns which
B would otborwlso havu to place tbo amo upon
B too market
A IlAltiUOcVl ) now
Trouble Ilotvroen Hie Trnns-Mlssourl
nnd Western Prolclit AsROclntionw
Cnicxno , Dec 31. [ Special Tologrnm to
Tub Hke.J The trans-Missouri nnd west
ern freight associations have hitherto boon
frco from the Wrangles In which nil the
other associations have been embroiled
The record Is now broken , however , by the
two peaccablo associations getting Into n
row with each ether The question nt issue
is ono ot Jurisdiction ever common territory
west ol the Missouri , As the older associa
tion the western freight does not propose
to have Its powers abridged , nnd ns tbo ns
sociatlon nearest to the interstate com
merce railway the trans-Missouri thinks It
has n right to dictnto In common territory
The point which brought up the
main issue was the relative basis
of grain rates from Nebraska points to St
Paul and East St , Louis Under the ruling
of the Western freight nssociatlon tlio rates
from Nebraska to East St Louis were
lower than to St Paul A short time nno ,
by spocml dispensation from the trans-Mis-
sourl association , the Chicago , St Paul ,
Minneapolis & Omaha was allowed to make
the sumo rates from common Nebraska
points Id Duluth as its competitors mudo to
jiast St Louis This gave both the north
ern and southern routes n differential of 5
cents ever the route via Chicago , end ns a
consequence the Chlcngo-Mlssourlnvcr lines
hnvo been lpslng ever a thousand cars ot
grain a wcolt which formerly cumo through
Chlcngo and now goes viii bt Pnul and the
Canadian Pacific to tbo seaboard , It Is
openly charged that the Canndlnn Pncltlc no-
ccpts 5 cents less than its usual proportion
on this triftlc thus allowing the Omaha line
of the Northwestern nnd other St Paul
routes their old rnto before the reduction
Tbo mutter was brought up today In the
meeting of the general managers of the In
terstate railway association and a violent
discussion was b"gun , but was ended by ttio
whole matter being rofoired to Chairman
Walker for arbitration It is thought likely
the powers of the trnns-Mlssouri may bo
slightly nbrldcod , but any reduced rates oan
as readily bo made under the rates of the
Western freight association ,
Knnini nnd Ni bras leu Hales Fixed
Chicago , Dec 3i. | Special Telegram to
Tub Uee ] The general mnnngors of the
interstate commerce railway nssociatlon
today relieved themselves of n heavy Burden
In settling the longstanding dllllculty In reference -
orenco to Nebraska and Kansas rate3 , The
basis of settlement was on an equalization ot
the Omaha nnd Lincoln rates That Is , the
sum of tbo rates cast and west from each
point is the same All other rates to outsldo
points nro built up ou this equalized basis
There is n general lowerlug of rates in con
nection with the settlement , the reduction
averaging nbout 5 per cent
Notice ol'n Itrduotlon
Milwaukee , DCc 31. Notice of a reduc
tion in passongcr rates between St Paul and
Chicago corresponding to the cut mndo by
the Mllwnukoo itSt Paul and the Burling
ton & Northern has been issued by the Wis
consin Centrul The reduction takes effect
tomorrow and ouly affects south and east
bound rates
The Ouuilia & South Dakota
Yaxkto.v , S. D „ Doc 31. fSpoclal Tele
gram to Tun Hee | Considering the in
creased interest the pcoplo or Omaha feel in
Yankton and South Dakota on account of
the projected Omabn & South Dakota rail
road , it may bo well to state that the perma
nent improvements of Yankton for the clos
ing year will bo ut least $ o0U,00J. They con
sist of brick blocks , Urst class residences ,
hotel , railway and the cement plant This
exceeds all former years , but the coming
year will far exceed this A railroad from
Oinahn to Yankton will glvo Omaha u largo
trade from South Dakota The people along
the line of the Omaha & South Dakota road
are awake nnd will contribute liberally to
aid in building the road In tliolr section
SecretSociety , ln uranoa Rates
Atchison , Knn , Dee 31. | Special to Tna
Bee | As the secret society insurance mon
are Just now engaged in a controversy with
Statodnsurauce Commissioner Wilder about
some of his rulings , tbo following statement
of the cost nor $1,000 insurance lu eleven so
cieties of this charootcr is interesting : An
cient Order of United Workmen , $3 50 ; Ma
sonic Mutual Benoflt society , SIS ; Knights
of Pythias , $25 20 ; Knights of Honor , ? 18.75 ;
Northwestern Mnsonio Aid association ,
$17.03 ; Covenant Mutual Benellt association ,
$13.50 ; Oddfellows Funeral Benefit associ
ation , $2.1 33 ; Kansas Mutual Lifo association
tion , $3057 ; Provident Snvlngs Lifo Assur
ance society $27.10 ; Mutual Uoneflt Life as
sociation , $20.00 : Mutual Hoservo Fund Lifo
association , $28.03 ; avoruge , $21.84. AVith
the exception of the Ancient Order of United
Workmen , tbo assessments ot all these soci
eties are regulated by the ago of the insured
The first seven named nro connected with
fraternal societies ; tlio last four are lndo-
pendent of such societies , but their insurance
is on the same plan The figures given are
on the lifo of a nun sixty years of ago A
younger mnn would pay less A man forty
llvo years old would pay aoout n third less
The Whimhnr Forecast
For Omaha and Vicinity Light snow , fol
lowed by clearing weather
For Nebraska and Iowa Snow , warmer
Wednesday morning , much colder by Thurs
day morning , northwesterly winds , cold
wnvo
For South Dakota Snow , much colder by
Wednesday night , northwesterly wind , cold
wave
m
Steamship Arrivals '
At London Sighted : The steamer Ari
zona , from Now York
, At Queonstown The City of Paris , from
Now York ,
At Now YorK The Assyrian , from Lon
don
don.At
At Now Yorlc The Spain , from Liverpool
Tlio Fii-o Hocord
Lompok , Dec 81. A disastrous llro has
occurred at the industrial BChool in Wostham
Twonty-four lives were lost and the build
ings were totally destroyed
New Youk , Dec 31. Flro nt 129 Crosby
strcot tonight did $60,00 damage It Is near
Nlblo's theater atidforatimo much exclto-
mont provalled
Discontent In Urnzll . .
Lisbon , Dee 3lt Advices from Uraill say
the govorumont has urged the political par
ties to constitute immediately some kind of
representation for different states in vlow of
tbo rapidly Increasing disorganization and
discontent with the military dictatorship ,
Iligtflus Throws Sloth
AtmoitA , 111. , Dec 31. Joe Hlgglns , an
Irish wrestler , downed Charles Moth , the
German , In a catch-ns-catch-can bout , llrst
fall , In thirty seconds ; second fall , 11 min
utes and 25 seconds Illggms weighed 100
pounds and Moth 180 pounds
Four I toys Um-icd Allvo
Jackhox , Tenn , Doc 31. While four boys
between the ages of six and eight were play
lug under the edge of a sand bank in the
castorn portion of this city yesterday , the
bank caved In , burying all , Wben taken out
they were dead
Nrqtiot Will Try It Auain
Paius , Dee 31. Naquot , the Boulang-
ist , whoso election to the chamber of depu
ties was rooemly declared mvulld by that
body , has issued a uinuife&to in which ho
says ho again seeks election
lticcption to Governor Thayer ,
ClTT ov Mexico , Dec 31 , A roceptjon
was glveu last night at tba American legs *
tlou to Governor Thayer and party , A mili
tary band furnished by the Mexican govern
ment discoussed music
Dr Peters llenorti'd Allvo
Hr.iaiN , Dee 31. Tbo Tagblatt says It has
information that Dr Peters nnd the mem
bora of his party are certainly alive , and tbo
expedition Is inarching between Kcnla and
Hurlugo ,
Itond Offennirs
Washington , Dae 31. [ Soecial Tolograin
to Tub Hbe | Too bond offerings weroi
$5,000 at 11.01 * ; .
IOWA TEAGUEftS IN SESSION
Two Great Mootlngra of Educators
at D03 Moluos
REPORTS AND DiSCUSSIONS
Dolngntcs Present From Every Portion
tion of the State Object or the
Gatherings Other Hawk
cyo IlnppcnltiKi ,
Conventions nfKdiicntors
Dr.s Moinks , In , Dec 31i [ Hpoclnl Telegram -
gram to Tub Bee ] The annual-meeting of
the state teachers nssociatlon nnd the sthto
music teachers association boganhcrotoday
The former includes all tlio educational
uorkors of the state , divided Into the follow
ing scctlonsj College professors , county
superintendents , city superintendents , high
school teachers , nnd teachers m the common
schools During the day there was a session
ot the educational council This bin senate
composed of leading educators irt each of the
sections , nnd it formulutcs the general policy
of tbo association , The llrst committee to
report to it was ono on the duties of city
superintendents The discussion which fol
lowed hinged on the point whether city su
perintendents should do any teaching them
solves Superintendent Soorloy of the state
normal school nt Cedar Falls urged that
they should , nnd said that bo had inoro of a
personal Impression upon 1,800 pupils when
superintendent of the schools of Osknloosa
than ho now makes upon the 100 In the nor
mal school , and the dilTerciico was duo to the
personal contact ho had In the fonder case
The general sentiment of the council seemed
• to bo that tlio cltv superiutcndenU should
teach some when practicable The next re
port wus on methods of tnlltrcnclng public
sontiiiicnt in educational matters The re
port was rend by Prof Grumbling of Mount
Pleasant , and recogntzod the state university
ns the bead of the educational system of the
state This brought out a prolonged discus
sion , tbo representatives of the ether col
leges Insisting that they too , should bo rec
ognized as nt the head of the higher educa
tion of the state
This evening the president of the nssocia
tlon , Miss Lottie E. Granger , county super
tntciidont of Page county , delivered the an
nual address , after which the association
wont lu n body to the opening exercises of
the state muslo teachers nssociatlon A
largo number of the prominent educators of
tbo state are present , and great intorcst is
taken in the liicetintr
Tired or Life's Struimlc
Boone , la , , Dec 31. [ Special Totogram to
The Bee ] John Peterson committed sulcldo
hero yesterday by shooting himself and
Jumping into the Dos Moines river Ho was
injured some time ago by nn explosion In n
coal mine near hero and has boon despondent
ever 3ince. , Yesterday was the first time ho
has been able to got out of the house , and ho
took u crutch and went to the river , and
brenKlng a hole lu the ice , shot himself nnd
fell in the hoio His body was recovered
this moraine ; and an inquest is bolug hold
Sulcidu nt crouton
Cbbstok , la , Dec 31. | Special Tele
gram to The Bee ] John Becicor , jr , who
attempted sulcldo yesterday by taking oxide
of mercury , died this morning at 10 oclock
Ho leaves a wlfo and two daughters in com
fortable circumstances through n heavy lifo
insurance Ho was a member of the Masonic
traternlty and was held in high esteem
An Opor.uor Killed
Decouaii , la , Dec 31 [ Special Telegram
to The Bee | Todd Peck , a young mnn em
ployed as tolograpb operator on the Chicago ,
St Paul & Milwaukee road at this place ,
was run over by the cars and killed today
Ho had cotno out of his ofllco to assist In the
switching when bo fell under tnb wheels ,
A Reunion of Law Makers
Des Moines , la . Dee 31t A call has been
Issued for a reunion of the law makers of
the territory and state of Iown ut Des
Moines February Ul All members and
ofllcors of the house and sennto up to 1SGS
are invited
llussinn lnlliiciiza nt lion Moines ,
Des Moines , la , Dec 31. Several well
defined cases ot European influenza are re
ported in this city
The reunion ,
Des Moines , la , Dec 31. The western
penmen's convention ciosod hero today and
declacdto hold the next meeting at Peoria
A Little Girls Horrible Death
Ciiaiii-otte , Mich , Dee 31. Two llttlo
girls were playing in a grain elevutor this
morning when ouo of them , Blaoc 'bo Bollock ,
aged eleven , the dnughtor pf n prominent
citizen , ventured too near the shafting Her
clothes bccamoontunglcd nnd betoro unv ono
could roach her she was whirled about the
shaft several times When tbo machinery
was stopped It was found ttint all her limbs
and ribs were broken , She lived but a few
minutes
A Cold Wave
St , Paul , Dec 31 , The observer hero an
nounces that a cold wave will roach this city
within the next twonty-four hours There
will bo a full ot from two to sixteen dcgiees
below zero
nusinpss Trouble * .
Milwaukee , Dec 31. A' special from
Wausau , Wis , says themercantiloestablish
ment of J. N. Mansion is in the hands of the
sherif on a chattel mortgage for $4,000.
A Dakota Creamery Itirncd
Yankton , S. D. , Dee 31. [ Special Tele
gram to the UEK.J rnocroamery at acot-
lund , owned by Hon A , W. Layondor ,
burned lust night Insurance $ , ' ,500.
The Puhllo Debt Decrease
Wasuinoton , Dec 31. It is cstimuted at
the treasury department there has been a
decroasoof nearly $1,000,000 In the public
debt during the month _ ' • * "
Fatnl Moxlciiii Bull Ffcht ,
CuropMBXico , Doc 31 DurinfAbi | UDgbt
at the Villa Lerdo Sunday , the amphitheater
foil nnd nearly a hundred persons wore
Injured , ilvo fatally
•
Itmu'reison'w Hentenoo Commuted
SriiisariELu , III , Dec 81. Governor
Fifcr has coin muted the sentence of H Bauer
elson , the "Q" dynamlto contributor , and ho
will bo released from Joltot on January 2.
No Leniency lo Klcothm-Workers. -
Paius , Dec 31. The govorumont intends
to enforce the legal penalty against the 300
men convicted of meddling with elections
Another Nihilist Plot
Paius , Dee , 3.1. The Slccla say * that
another nihilist plot against the czar1 has
been discovered in StJotcrburg
*
HOUTH OMAHA NUWS *
A Vetuirntilo Land Murk Gone
Mrs Ann Toner , aged sevonty-six , nn old
nnd respected citizen , nftor a short alllAg of
old age , dlod Monday morning ut 9 o'olock at
tbo family homestead , Forty-uTghih and Q
streets Mrs Toner loaves four children ,
two sons , P. H. Toner and John " Toner , both
of this city , and two daughters , Mrs Frank
Moore of Omaha and Mrs James Egan of
Sarpy county , to niouru the loss of a good
and pious mother The funeral services
will bo Hold Wednesday morning In St
Agnes church The friends with the body
will leave the house nt t > o'clock tor tbo
church The interment will be in St Mays
cemetery _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Flro Alarm
A child raising a chair ever the railing In
the telopuouo ofllco Monday evening knooked
a hanging lamp down , and in a moment the
split oil was ufiamo The miss's mother
seized her and carried , her out in a fainting
condition , Tbo flames soon covered the
4 *
sides and cclllnir over thq rooms , but prompt
action oxtingufonrid the flames before any
damage was do1i6j !
Kiuniinn NoHV Ycnr'rt Itecoptlon
The Indies Jwllj' ' ontortntn at the Erannon
Now Years ' di ho following nro the com
mittees : t '
Heception Mbsdamos U. F. Carpenter , L.
C. Gibson , A. WMIll , Fred C. Van Lion ,
Fred M. Smith/and Janios G. Mnrtlu , and
Misses Jessie SaVhgo and Tinn Dunbar
Hofreshmonts Slesdamos John P. Evans ,
Arthur \ \ \ Saxo , Ell P. Doud , E. Scott Her
roll and A. N. MkUspaugh , nnd Misses Maud
Hnywnrd Kato.jK.i\Vyman \ , Myra P.Brlgham
nnd Lora Grahnm/ ,
Iho Cnle ' iVoninriB Kntcrinln
The South Omaha Caledonian clifb gave n
Now Yenr's eve reception and dance lu
Knights of Pythias halt , nnd n plcasniitcrlot
of guests nnd a happier clan never nssotnblcd
In the city All that the rooms
would nccommodato were present to
dance to ns good music , receive as courteous
attention and cnjbyni much plcasuro as can
bo afforded In nn cvohlug The cominittoo
on arrangements , consisting ot Messrs
Brougham , Stbveuson , Frank B. BurnesB
und G. WnllncoMcDougall , had made such
careful preparations that tberd was no
ahanco for dlsabpolntment or mishap , whllo
Messrs Frank II Cantlio nnd John C. Bu
chanan received members nnd guests with n
wnrin greeting that mndo all brcntho the
nlr of homo on entering the rooms The
lloor committee , consisting of Messrs Tames
Ferguson , John Mltroy , Andiow McAdam ,
Alexander D. Webster mid Chnrlos Mc
Adam , was as zealous In meeting every
wish as strangers could dcslro or guests ov-
pect The Musical Union band of Omaha
furnished excellent music An excellent
banquet was ononod.nnd the Caledonians are
proud of having had one of the most suc
cessful dances ever held lu the city Mr
Frank Cantlio und Miss Fnnnto L. Patter
son led the grand march
Court ltMitonin Bill
Court Teutonia , No 193 , Indopandcnt
Order of Foresters , nilod A. O. II hall last
night with ns well pleased and well enter
tained friends as over were rccolved by tlio
fratornnl grip nt a South Omaha social
Shilany's orchestra furnished excellent
music Mr William Liobo nnd Mrs Her
man Tronklo led the grand march and the
fifty couples present looked very nttractlvo
beneath the electric glnro
Jumped Out ol * u Window
John Flaherty , locally known as "Curley , "
made a bad break Tuesday night After be
ing thrown out of tbo Now Yorlc house
nbout ' _ :30 : o'clock for being too fresh ho
went upon the bank to the rear of the house ,
nnd cutting out a pine of glns3 climbed
in Mine Vaviln's rooms The French land
lady , going to her room , caught "Curlv"
rumuging nmong her effects and the Intruder
made n break for down stairs , nnd failing to
get out ran up stairs again and Jumped out
of u second story window , carrying the sash
alone for n nockyoko Ho escaped and has
not been heard from since
Tlio Musk Hall nt the Germnnln
3 Ono of the most successful masked balls
ever hold in the city was in Germania hall
Now Years eve The oxcollcnt music nl-
ways furnished thorc , the courteous nnd
considerate attention shown nil and the
superb accommodations tnuKo the Germania
the most popular resort in the city
The City Hotel social
Ever up to tau times , Peter Molculors gave
ono of his pleasiint Invitation dances at the
City hotel last , night The zealous efforts
over made to saryd and entertain friends
make danccB at tlio City hotel among the most
enjoyable of thousances , given iu the city
Notes About the City
Theodora T. Dakin of Albright , employed
at Swift & Co 'sipacking house tagging heof ,
who has been ill for some days with pneu-
monin , died ati ( , > jo'clock Tuesday morning ,
aped twenty-eight. Mr Dakin leaves a
widow and throofhildren ; to suffer the loss
of n good husband nnd father The arrange
ments for his funoral..wlll bo mndo as soon
as his friends In New York city express
tbeir desire about his burial place
Court Magic City , . No 103 , Independent
Order of Foresters , will hold a public in
stallation of ofHceis In A. O. H. hall Thurs
day evening District Deputy George J.
Seltzer will install the olllcers-clcct.
Miss Maud Havwnrd had n watch party
Tuesday evening in honor of her guest , Miss
Ida Wolf Quito a nuaibor of young people
were present and a delightful social evening
was spent by all
Edward Bowes of the Transit house force ,
is dangerously ill with heart trouble
Lyman Carpenter lias been appointed
depot policeman by the Union Pnciho com
pany , and the citizens are as much pleased
with the appointment ns they approve of the
move No better selection could have been
made
An infant cnlld of S. J. Coftman is danger
ously 111.
John H. Empkins has removed to his now
rcsldouco , Twonty-soventh nnd J streets
Mrs Jamns Emmorctt and children , who
hnvo been quite ill , have turned for the
better ,
Martin V. Sample is sick
A stereoptlcan ontcrtalnment will ho given
In the Methodist Episcopal church Friday
evening , January 3.
Miss Agnes Nichols of Brown Park is
listed among the 111.
Miss Theresa McConncll is among the in
fluenza victims
Mr Quinn is suffering with a sere arm
from blood poisoning
About People
Mr and Mrs Stephen Hitchoy of Omaha
were of the visitors at Teutonia dance
Wednesday evening
C. M. Hunt is in Lincoln
Prof J. A. Bent of Chicago is visitlirghis
duughtcr and son-in-law , Mr nnd Mrs K. C.
Lane
A. L. Cnughoy , stock editor of the Drovers
Journal , who has been ill and off , has re
turned from Iowa aud is much bettor
Mrs , Isaiah La Hue of Fairmont and Mrs
Nathan Gllliiand , who have been visiting
their nleco , Mrs Carrie Marshall , have re
turned homo
II Scott ofMurray la , Is visiting T. B.
Scott
A. E. rtlshol of Lewis , la , , Is visiting
Frank Erlon
Fred Gosmann , the popular bookkeeper
for Burke & Fr zipr , after a Christmas visit ,
with his parents at Cheyenne and a stop at
Klmball has roamed ,
Patrick Cuslck , a large sbfppor nnd feeder
of Iowa , is ever from Creston visiting A. B.
Huloy und fmniljU U >
J , Oscar Voorl/o6 / of Keokuk , lu , is visiting
William-Marti-
ing - -
Mrs T , C. Toggle ! Waco , Is visiting her
son , Harry Togg , ifjork in the McCloud-Lovo
Commission Company
Thomas J. Htibbjyd of Stuart , la , is visit
ing Joseph W. Sihp , ,
O. E. VValkcrdiUB gene ou a Bhort Jaunt to
Exlra , la , dm
S. D. HynearSohllias gene to Rod Oak on a
huslnoss trip ' ' t
Itobert Puarsoilihas gene to Dodliam , la , ,
on a holiday visit '
Ward H. IIlira , pi Shelby , Ia „ is visiting
in g Joseph \V. Sjpf
Lnrry Haurahan lias arrived froul Chicago
and is the gues jp/nMr. and Mrs Van Sunt
Nathan E. Acuprund family have rcturnod
from Avocu , Iavkpre they wont to bury
their sister , MiftJJflan
Mrs William Atkins , who has many
friends In this citycaino down from Omaha
to Visit in the Magic citv
Mrs S. D. ftyuearion has gene to Seward
with her daughter , Mrs Dr Breen , who has
been visiting her parents hero
Mrs G , W. Madden of Lincoln , who has
been visiting her parents , Mr , and Mrs Pat
rick Doctor , has returned home
W > U. Berry , who has boon spending a
fortnight visiting his wlfo and daughter In
Gardiner , Me , returned homo Monday , '
Walter M. Iveeoon , BUporiutendont of the
credit department at the Annour-Cudaby
packing houses , has returned from Los An
geles , Cnlj
Fred N , Grantham , the courteous book ,
keeper for the commission firm of S. I , CotT-
mau , Smiley & Co , has gene to Now York
to uiauo a holiday visit at homo
Have you tried
McClurg's Pastry Wafer Sodas 1
They are delicate , crisp and delicious
LAT * YEAR OF A DECADE
It Was Ushered In With Cjromony
tvt Midnight
ANOTHER GLAD NEW YEAR
Itmv ItWill , Bo Celebrated In I'rt-
vato Mourns , Thontori and on tlio
Floor ? ol * Our Vnrlous Pub
lie Halts
1 Now Yrnr's
The last of the holidays , Now Years will
bo celebrated todny
In the business . world It will no genotaily
pbscrvbd lis Sunday Business will bo almost
gcnet-nlly * suspended The depots , batiks ,
ana public buildlugs will be closed and the
great mass ot humanity will bo divided be
tween the search for pleasure nnd the enjoy
incut of rest nnd recreation at homo
The theaters will glvo afternoon perform
ances , In inntiy parts of the city balls , under
vnrlous uusplcos , will bo held , whllo a hund
red of llttlo social parties will tuko place In
u hundred cosy homes
The old-tlmo practlco of New Years calls
will , to acortaln oxteilt , bo respected But
it will not rccoivu the sanction ot society
With the devotees ot the latter the custom ,
for several yours , hns boon gradually becom
ing n memory , nnd now it lives only < vlth
these who love the past
There will , however , bo many a hearty
"VVish you n Huppy Now Yonr" extended ,
many a friendly grasp , and many n rcnl
friendly wish for n coutliiuimco of the
friendships ot other days Some of these
will doubtless bo Indulged in at n very early
hour , because , In hundreds of Instances , the
entree of the Now Year will llud hundreds
of waking eyes waiting to scan the features
of tbo infant prodmy
Tbo festivities will bcpln bright and early
and will be of both u religious and social
character
Today's Kntortnluincuts
Bolossy Kiralfy's ' great "Antiopo" will
bo produced at Boyd's ' , attornoon and
evening ,
Miss Ackerstrom will play at the Grand
There will bo nfternonn nnd evening per
formances nt the Kdon Museo
Tno Pnrnnll social club will glvo Its dunce
at Cunningham hall
The now church at Florence will bo
opened
The Y. M. C. A. will glvo a rccoptlon from
3 to 0 for gentlemen only At1 o'clock there *
will be nn exhibition In the gymnasium and
several contests , high nnd broad Jumps , otc
In the ovoninp trom 7 to lu general rccop
tlon will bo hud , to which , everybody is lu-
vited At b a fine porfornniiico ol music ,
gymnastic exercises , club swinging , with
addresses by prominent citizens will bo
given in the concert hall Refreshments
will bo served afternoon und evening If
the reception lust year is unv criterion , this
wilt bo a grout gathering The programme
comprises the following : Piano solo by Prof
F. S. Uobolns ; nddross bv Judge Clnrkson ;
hori7ontal bar exercises by members of the
gymnusium ; club swinging by the class ;
Prof GillenbecK on the banjo ; dumbbell
drill by juniors class ; Y. M. C. A. chorus ,
otc
Clement Chase gives n reception to young
mon at his residence 809 Park avenue from
3 to 7 p. in
Lnst Niithr
Among the various cntortainmonts nnd
wntch night services last night were the
following :
AT TKINITT CITIIEDRAI , .
A largo numner of the members of Trinity
cathedral gathered in their beautiful place
of worship at 11:30 : last evening to celebrate
the death of the old and birth of the new
year The exercises were very im
pressive Tbo opening hymn was "A
few more years shall roll " This was fol
io wed by a aweot'y ' sung solo by Mrs Cotton
The other musical feature of tbo service was
a beautiful song rendered by a quartette
consisting of Mrs Cotton , Mrs Mouller ,
Mrs Jules Lumbard and Mr W. Wilkius
Dean Gardner followed with a bnof ad
dress in which wcto some pertinent remarks
about the ex criences of the closing year und
the opportunities for good iu the ono about
to commence
At mldniitht the ndvent of the new year
was heralded by tbo poating of the cathedral
chimes in the merrv old tune , King out the
old , ring in the now " Other symphonies
from the tongues of the bells followed for
five minutes , whereupon the members dis
persed after wishing each ether a happy new
year
shins ron A PIME "
' Lot your imaginations carry you back ono
week , " said Dr Loisennng to an nudicuoo
of udmiring friends at Boyd's opera house
last night , and suppose this Christmas in
stead of Now Years eve Do that , and I am
sure jou will enjoy these festivities as much
as though tlioy had occurred on time "
The occnslou was a cantata , Christmas
tree nnd other exorcisps given by about two
hundred boys nnd girls of the Tenth street
mission schools
"Wo hope you will not bnvo critical eyes and
critical ears for our performance , " continued
the doctor Dent forgot that these chil
dren nro the waifs gathered from our alloys
nndv poverty flats They have not had a
chance to bo polished , but are willing to do
the very best they can "
If the doctor had fears that his pupils
would not acquit themselves creditably they
were not well founded , ns the entertainment
fully proved , 'lheybohnved splondidlv and
wont through the exercises entrusted to
them in good shape At ono sldo of the stage
stood a largo evergreen tree loaded with
tempting looking bundles ot pop corn ,
candy and fruitu , which , after the
exercises , were distributed among the
onthuslastio little ones , much to their do-
light Before this most interesting part ot
the programme , however , the school sang
several Sunday school songs und played n
short cantata , entitled Shine for a Dime "
No happier lot of American youths wont to
bed in Omaha Inst night to dream about
Santa Claus goodness ,
a. o. n. PANU MASK II ILL
The second annual mask ball given by the
A. O. H. band ut Exposition ball last night
was a success Mora than ono hundred couples
were present and tbo costumes were
, Ashing , catchy nnd costlv It was 9 o'clock
before the grand pageant moved , but pre
cisely at that hour there was u scene seldom
witnessed In Omaha A programme of four
teen numbers was rendered and all present
enjoyed themselves iu a manner that ro-
1 fleeted credit on the society
MB CAIU'ENTEIIS AND JPINEIIS
At Greens hall , 1417 Farmuu Btreet , therq
was a gathering of plcasuro loving curpentcrs
and Joiners In sympatuy with the opponents
of tno butchers liceiise The soliciting com
niittco reported qulto u sum collected In sup
port of the aims of tlio society , and tbo even
ing wus enjoyably passed with cards and
dancing About llfty persons were present
SOCIAL CI.UII IlOI' .
The South Sldo Social club gave a. pleasant
hop nt Cunningham hall last nignt The
musio was furnished by the Ancient Order
of Hibernians band , nnd llfty couples danced
the old year out aud the new your la
AT W , C , T. U. CHAIKL
Uav , C. W. Savldgo led n watch mooting
at the Woman's Christian Tomporaiioo
Union chapel , on Dodge street Just east ot
Thirteenth The attendance was qulto good
Uid | the occasion , profitable as well us Inter
cubing tb all present The service consisted
of sinking , remark nnd prayer , and con
tinued until ubout 12:30. :
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A Woll-KstahllHhetl Fact
The fuct hus boon abundantly proven
that Chiunberluin's Coujh remedy is
ttio moat prompt , most reliable und
most successful medicine yet discovered
for ucuto throat und lunp discuses , such
ns coughs , colds and croup
- llr vines •
There was mooting the povorn-
tnotit building yesterday of the apprais
ers appointed by the federal court to
uppraUa the property of IJonry Tucker ,
near Bellevue , condemned for part ol
the new Fort Omaha , Bite The oath
was administered to them and they ad
journed tp meet at Bellevue January 111.
THU C1IANKY Till All
Considerable Time Consumed Hut
Iilltto Work Accomplished
The Hillside ) Cougregntlonil church was
given up entirely to the young pcoplo Inst
night , the elder members of the congregation
having retired early to make up for time
lost the night before lu attending the all
night session of the council which wns trying
Mrs Chnnoy for refusing to bo disciplined
All the houses In that section were dark , ns
though the Inmates had retired with the
chickens
In order to avoid being disturbed In their
deliberations the council had qutotly stolen
away nnd loft no trace bohtnd , They worJ
found holding a closed session In the pastors
study of the Plymouth Congrogntloiinl
church , corner of Wirt nnd Twentieth streets
There were present Kovs J. A. Mllliguuot
Olwrry Hill , M. L. Holt of Park Place , II ,
N , Smith of Snrntoga opd A. It Thatu of
Plymouth ; besides the following laymens
J. li Baton of the Third Congregational ,
Siimuol Avery otSirntoga , I. N. Hammond of
Cherry Hill nnd W. LFmloy ot Park PInoo
The old adage that great Indies move
slowly wns never better oxompllllod than in
this Instance The testimony had nil boon
submitted nt tbo proviotis sosslon , and lust
night the nrguiiients wore mndo The argu
ments wct-o pondurous and ot great length ,
Isot that anything ospeolnlly Important wns
suld , but it scorned to bo n talking mutch
against time It was the general opinion
that something must be done , but no ouo
seemed to know just what that something
was It was the gunornl opinion that Mrs
Chnnoy should bo suspended for about six
months
Uov A. : * . Thaln nnd Her M. L. Holt
wcrollnullyupnolutod acouimlttco to dinft
a resolution to bo submitted for the consid
eration of the council , but nt the hour ot
going to press the resolution was not forth
couilrrg ,
Lord Cooledgo writes : Scud mo 15 dozen
Cooks extra dry Imperial wlno 1 tried it
whllo hero nnd tind It superior "
MItS WOODWAltO IS HAPPY
A Local Brunch ol'thoY. . O. T. U. is
Oruiiulzed nutl Adopts llcr Name
Fourteen ladles and four mon met In the
Sunday school room of the Nuwmun M. B.
church at 3:30 : p. m. yesterday to form n
branch organization of that fuctton of the
W. C. T. U. favoring prohibition ,
Mrs C. M. Woodward , vlco prosideut of
the Btato Woman's Christian Touipornnco
union , and state organizer , presided , and
Mrs Jones acted ns secrotury pro torn
Mrs Woodward said that anybody could
join , male or female , provided ho or sbo paid
$1 annually and took n pledge to abstain from
the use of spirituous , vinous or malt liquors ,
including wine and cider , and to dlscourago
the sale of the same , Sbo declared that
women nro not ns contrary as mou are ;
however , she said , the stubborn creatures
could join , but could not hold ofllco or vote
Tbo janitor and other three tnon present
were not moved by this appeal and declined
to join
Mr Holt , a coworker with Mrs Wood
ward , was called on for a few remarks Mr
Holt told the Indies that they had un inilu-
ence for good that men havon't , and that
they could mlhienco men , particularly young
ones , bettor than anybody else Ilo united
the ladles to vote yes or no ou every ques
tion that ciuno up , nnd also to attend every
meeting thnt wascallod Ilo urged them to
hold socials and invite their gen
tleman friends Ho laid special
stress upon their duty to subscrlbo for a cur
tain sheet that represented the cause of the
sociuty , and to do all iu their power to sus
tain that journal
Mrs Woodward then read the lengthy
constitution proscribed by the national con
vention for auxiliary societies , and the
ladies adopted it in a bulk without n dis
senting vote
On the suggestion ot Mrs Baldwin , the
now orgnnizution was dubbed the Woodward
union Mrs Woodward was delighted with
this suggestion and thanked the ladles again
and again for the honor She repeated tbo
name n number of times nnd begged the
pardon ot the ladies for so doing , suyimj it
sounded so nice
Election of ofllcors followed Mrs Bald
win was elected prosideut , Mrs Kobrbaugh ,
vice president , from Newman M. E. church ;
Mrs House , vice president , from the Both
Eden Baptist church ; Mrs Willartt Scott ,
vlco president from St Mary's avenue
Congregational church : Mrs Jones , corresponding
spending secretary ; Miss May Ingersoll ,
recording secretary ; Mrs Ensign , treasurer
Committees were appointed to uppriso Mrs
House and Mrs Scott ot their election , and
to ask them to urge tbo members of their
churches to join tbo union
An Abso' ute Cure
Tbo ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINTMENT
is only put up iu lnr.no two-ounce tin boxes ,
und is an absolute cure for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chupped hands nnd all skin erup
tions Will positively cure nil kinds of piles
Ask for tno ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company
nt 35 cents per box by mall 30 cents
the Will Proliably Pay the Duty
A Beatrice hello will today reeeivo u hand
soma fourtecn-carat diamond ring from a
gentleman in Germany providing she pays
a duty of $12.50 on it which the said gentle
man in Germany thought to cheat tlio United
Stntes government out of by the smugellng
process The postofllco authorities in Now
York suspected that something was wrong ,
and marking tbo package Supposed liable
to customs duties , " sent it to the collector in
this city The guess of ttio Jicw York au
thorities wus found correct , and instead of
being mean enough as tbo girl would proba
bly think to conllscato it , as ho bus n per
feet right to do , Collector Alexander simply
sent the diamond ring to the posmaster nt
Beatrice , with instructions to lot the young
lady have it providing sbo pays tbo duty on it
Insist on having the tfonulno Hod
Cross Cough Drojis , 5 cts a box Sold
cvorywhoro
CLAY-EATERS.
Death or the Lint Mom tier oT a Ouoor
Family
Cincinnati Enquirer : The aonth of
Emmiuol Joiiob , who was klllud In the
Indian territory rocenty , rot-alls to tlio
memory of many ol the pcoplo of this
part of the state the history of a ro-
inurkublo family , of which ho was the
youngest In 1832 Uoubon Jones and
wife arrived hero from Soutli Carolina
and purchased a furm thrco miles from
this place , where they resided until
their death , loading lives of the ordi
nary country people To them were
born seven cltlldron , Ilvo boys and two
girls , ouch of whom showed no unusual
propensities until arriving nt the ape of
puberty At this stage of lifo they oucli
developed a taste for sunbaked clay ,
taking it in small quantities at ilrst ,
hut gradually liicroaslne the amount
until they mudo it nearly their solo diet
They were liospltablo people , and if
their vibliors were no inclined would
talk for hours on tlio subject of clay
catiug They procured their unusual
diet from the bottom and sldos of u lurgo
spring ou the farm , and , after working
the clay , would roll it out into cakes
of ubout ono inch lu thickness ,
thou cut it into pieces of the sl o of an
ordinary biscuit und place them in the
sun to dry , uftor which they would
store it in the smoke house for future
consumption Wherever they want
they always carried a quantity with
them , and could bo seen nibbling at
the mud with evident relish , It had
no apparent elTcct u | > oti them for
awhile , nnd they would do uu ordinary
days work Aji the ahtioriual habit
grow stronger on thorn they began to
cliuau'o to a dull yellow
Their juud-eatliig filially caused the
death of all except Emunuol , none of
thorn living to ho ever thirty yours old ,
Just before death tho.v ull presented a
horrible appearance , holng so bloated
they could hardly ho recogiiUod , aud
after death the etouch was so fearful
tliut no undertaker would go nourthum ,
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MM
The Chlof Remson for the great success msj
of Hoods ( tarsapiitlln Is found In the nittdu Mm
ltoir It Is Morlt Thnt Wins , und the fnrt MM
thnt Hoods Siu-Mipiirllla actually accomplishes _ Rpi
nil thnt Is claimed for It , hns given this inedl- mWn
cine u popularity and snlo greater than any TrFl
other snrenparllla or blood purlllor < B W
Hoods Snrsnparllln is old by drug * _
gists M ; sKforSS l'ropnred hyC I. Hood .t • 'll
Co , Apothecaries , Lowell , Muss Oho It a WiA
trial WV
nnd the family had to porfortn the last m\ \ %
rite for their dead _ _ +
None of thorn over married , and , & }
nfto r the death of the parents , Kmnti- _ H
uul , the only ono of the family loft , _ HdR
sold the farm and lull for the wast , _ _ _ | _ _
whuro ho cnino to his death from vlo- MmW
lonco U ho Bprlpg from which thoiio \ _ nF
extraordinary pcoplo procured their Vi )
source ot sunulies was visited bv vour Mv
correspondent today Tlio earth about Ml !
the spring has the appearance of ordi- 'WF
nary yellow clay , and how the people M\\ \
could subsist on it for ton of twclvo _ | J
years Is a mystery B.1
Oh , if 1 only innd her complexion I Why , it ' WmH
is easily obtmood Uco Pozzoul's Complex | ' )
ion powder _ Ik
PHILOSOPHY OF THE TABLE A |
Ideas Hint Arlso Nnturnlly Between flRif
the Soup and the Coftce _ r l
Joseph million in lahtc ToVi , if ? ! '
A sick paluto is beyond the v each of Mm '
physic mwA
Uneasy fits the coat tlio stomach pays H'i 1
for fltl
When dinner and nppotito fall out it _ 1'i ' }
is time for arbitration H-V *
Ono man may bo sentimental , another tit
hungry ; no mnu can bo both at the Bri
same time Vl
*
The first lesson in dyspepsia is a stir Bir'j '
prise to htm who thinks ho knows cvorv- vl
thing > flft
There is little choice bctwoou a din _ Kv
ner with no nppotito and tin appetite _ KJi
und no din nor _ R ? '
Poverty is an uupleasant dose , but it Bir' '
will bo a sure remedy for many ills of _ H
the rich ( | _ if
The devil hnth many disguises BoB _ _ Ki
ware of him when ho dons the cooks _ B Kk' '
cap and apron _ H _ Bn (
Mix your remembrance of a good H Hk *
dinner with a llttlo gratitude to heaven M B _
and the host HH
True charity warms the heart of him _ - Mmr
that gives and him that takes ; thodtftuTK.J
;
sort is moro chilling than cold soup _ BH
The lifo of the diner licth in doliberWW ?
ation ; the death of tno diner may lurk _ Win '
in tbo lack of it _ Br <
The nppotito is a tool of natures MM&
tempering ; If you ivill listen to her mid _ Hvi
renson , you may learn the best way io - " BfiS
sharpen it aH'
Man prajcth for a long lifo ; lot him Br ' , ' !
study how to use a short ouo and his li Rv
prayer may bo answered _ !
Pears soap is the most olegaut toilet adjuuo ( _ " ' * '
Many Mockins Birds _ ? (
A writer who has recently visited the _ | M
Bridal Veil Fulls in the Yosemite valley MU '
thus describes tbo mocking birds in W\'H \
that viciuity/iu / the Now York Press : _ }
Millions oil brown-coated birds there _ H'1I '
were ovoryv/lierc / , until the whole of B1
our very ii nlurolsoemcd permeated with Bli
their niusia Sometimes low und sweet , _ _ | _
again sad and plaititlvo , and J H
then fullrich and triumphant , like a MfMmWr
poem of Joy and gladness , while / L mwmmm' ? '
looked ut , each other in woiidct v _ H _ l '
silouce Just as it Boomed that h.V MmHv
moludy wis unsupportably sweet , anu _ H '
that our ttearts could not contain moro _ B' ' ' '
without Uio relief of tears or shouts , the B -
wind dicfi away aud the water again _ Hl
struck with an nwosorao roar ttito its _
rocky hollow with a force that made _ ?
the eaifth tremble , and was again _ |
lashed tp furious foam and the song of _ HM
the mucking birds hushed Thus it _ Hi
goes on/over / nnd ever , alternately , and _ '
has foriigcs , the song ot the birds and _ | S
the thtiudorous rovcrboratiou of tbo _ |
cataract " H'
Walch the box , buy the genuine Rod MM >
CrossL'ough Drops , fi cents per box MM ;
SOVAl V
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POWDER I
* Absolutely Pure H |
/ Tills powder nov r varies A marvel otourltr _ V )
Mronglii and wliolrsomenoss Moro cconnnu _ K1
tal than Hi" ordhiury Kinds , nnd cannot be sold _ it
In competition with the multitude , of low . toil _ | 1
Miort weight alum or phosphutUowden ' fool ' ' ' ,
unit / hi cum UoiUL ll.liusu l'owmsit Co , 101 MM\i
Wall Ht , N , V , . W
CLOTHING 1
THIS NEW - H >
e ci5 viiitrs.u cup thape villi Keif * f M
' Adjukilntf Hall In ci-nU-r. Aaapu M
ItHlf to ul iKwUloaa cf tlio IkmIwlilla ' H
il.aPolilaUiocijp presseo boclt _ H
tlio InieatlneaJlist aa a perMMM
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