Nebraska Newspapers

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QMAHA DAILY BEE ; SitTUKDAY , JANUARY 4. 1890. 5 I
I ' HE DIED IN HIS TRACKS I
I ? . 4
I Jdwnrd J. TlllotBon , Bright Bub
I , . Erratic , Drops Dead in a Saloon
Lr \ HILLSIDE CHURCH WAR ENDED
H _ y Sirs Chancy Comes Out Viotnrnufi
H mid tioln Ilcr liclinr of With *
H < lniwnl-An Oinnlin Drum *
H I tner In Trouble
H The linnt CltiHi
B Kil J. Tlllotsoti , a well known character
H. About town , died suddenly at 1:80 : o'clock
B yesterday nftornoon In Owen SlcCnffrcy's
H saloon nt 111 South Sixteenth street
Hj Ho walked Into the saloon nnu sat down on
B I p. box near the door
2 ' - - Ho was npparnnlly inn stupor ofsomokind
H , $ " find tlio barkeeper , who was watching htm
haw ldm reel nnd fall from tlio box The
former ran nnd attempted to plclc him up ,
! but found him dying A physician was
promptly BummoQod , but Tlllotson was Uoad
before Ins arrival
_ Coroner Drcxcl was called nnd removed
H' ' 4 the rcmnln3 to the lnorjjuo , whera an impicst
B tvas held
m , Tlilotson's sudden death win the tormina-
h ' ' Hon to bo expected of the life ho has lead in
V Utnahu for the past live years Ho wns nat
Urally n bright man , wcll-oducitcd. and pos
' bossed of the abilities nnd accomplishments
K that would have miido him successful tn al-
: inost any vocation in II To
i A' few years uro ho was temporarily
K cnnuecled with the Herald nnd
m did souio very crcdltablo reportorlnl
K , work , mainly In South Omaha , Hut his
j- _ BHkintotnporato habits rendered lilm entirely
j P unrellablo and robbed him of his occupation
j Ho wns almost constnutly under the iuilu-
K enco or liquor nnu wns unlit for work in any
t of the lines in which he niiuht hnva mada iv
f- lnnrked success Ho was peculiar in his
V ilrliiUltisr habits IIo drunk apparently as
K much because of love of liquor in the desire
K for convivial assouintcs Ho froiiucntiy
B Went on n protracted spreewhich lasted sev-
H * . , cral wcoks , during which tlmo ho io-
Hy \ _ sorted to all kinds o ( schemes
( * to ccuro funds to keep up his
H exhilaration until his outraged system re-
H voltcd and compelled him to seek rest in a
M hospital or at the homo of friends
H During these periods ho haunted the news
B * ' paper ofllccs , slept in the pressrooms , bor-
H . I rowed pnpers from the business oftlccs and
< 1 the pricoof ndrlnkor n lnc-al from any of
H Ills old friends who had compassion for him
K- In his wildest sprees nnd in his hardest
H times he always had tlio Instiiicts of the gen
- - tlcuian Ho was always polite , nnd Ins
' • with your permission , please , " was always
nn equivalent for the favors to which ho
! holped'liimsclf In all of the uowspapor olllccs
of the city Ho wns always good nuturcd
_ nnd never hud an enemy but himself
K , The deceased was forty-ono years of ago ,
Br I mid wns the son of Mr and Mrs II A. ' 111-
BHk lotson of Marshal , Mich
B P 1 Ho came to this city about six ycais ago ,
BW I nltcrnntiug between the two Omahas For
B ) the last few years the greater part of his
Bk i time has been spent in the Magic City , the
BS attach mont being occasioned by the fact that
BS lilssistor has for soma time resided there
BS ' Slio is the wlfo of a prominent citizen , and
BB tier brothers failing has long been u source
BB of regret to her , as it has also been to u
H I number of her friends
BB I The coroners jury mot at 3 o'clock nnd
BB-Sy > hoard the evidence of the witnesses of 'J'il-
BB > i ' lotson's sudden death The jury returned a
BV . _ - - verdict of death from causes to the jury uu-
B kJAj' known
BB [ B Tlllotson's remains will bo sent to his
BB JkV home at Marshall , Mich , for burial
B. MH8. CIlilNIOV'S OAIIU
HK Blio Is Granted One by the Conirrcn-
BBj ttumil Couuotl
H The war l ' n the Hillside Congregational
BB ! _ church bus ended Mrs Chnnoy bus como
H | > S out victorious The council of ministers bc-
BB 4 fore whom her case was tried decided that
Hf showas entitled to hei letter from the
H [ > church under certain conditions with which
Ht Bhc expressed a willlncness to comply
HF This Is considered a hard blow at Pastor
Hi > Crane , who did a good deal of talking during
BBv the trial , to the elTcct that his course would
HH , unuouutouiy do sustuincu , ox , mo council
BBl and that Mrs Chancy would ue summarily
BBr' , dismissed irom the church
BB | This brings to a close one of the most an-
BBT ; noylng church troubles wbicu has overbeon
BBS l occasioned in this city It had boon brow
BBy Jug for many months before it was finally
BB | I given the publicity of print During this
Bs I tlmo some of the papers of the city wcro
BBS i cognizant of every move inado by the parties
BBt : to the difficulty They refrained , however ,
BB | Ji BI from publishing anything concerning the
BwMP" JV subject , with the hone that the difficulty
BS < Would bo settled to the satisfaction of nil
BBl parlies Interested
BBf Nearly all the Congregational clergymen
BBV took part in the hearing of the case , and on
BBj one occasion their deliberations lasted a whole
BBS night The next , the session lasted until an
BBS early hour in the morning , and then some of
BBS the council became tired
BBj The clergymen could not rightly deny the
BBJ tight of Mrs Chancy to withdraw from thn
BBJ church , " said a member "In fact , she had
BBC alrcauy withdrawn If she had been denied
BJB admission to any other church , because
BS she did not have a dismissory curd ,
BJB bIio would have dountlcss contented
BJB , herself with Joining the church of another
BJB denomination , or keeping away from such an
BJB institution entirely
BBJ " J ho quostibu of a moral wrong or oven of
BJB the violation of the rule of n church , I would
BJB not leave , as a general thing , in the hands
BJB of the nvorago minister I have known of
BJB cases whore irreparable injury has been
BJB done in such cases , not only to cuurcbos but
BJB individuals , and it Is not difficult to de-
BJB tormlno who has sufTcrod the mora In this
UK _ base "
BBfc O "If the mmlators had rofuscd Mrs Clianny
BJB her card , 1 have no doubt that she would
BBCi * have bcoaablo to have secured damages at
BBf / * their hands "
H , \ DUUSIMEH'S DOWi\FVIj1 ; .
| BB ll0 Approprlatos $ lKO of ilin rInn's
| BB ; .Miiiiojto Ills Own Cso
| | V" C. II Drown , traveling salesman and cot
| BB Joctor for Doan , Armstrong & Co of this
| BBj city , went to the police station at 3 o'clock
IJJB * this afternoon and gave himself up , saying
H that he bad misappropriated JJ50 of the firms
iJjBf * money JIo also said that gambling , wino
| BB nnd women wcro nt the bottom of hiscrime
| BB Mr Black of the firm of Dean , Armstrong
| BY & Co was scon nnd said that Drown had
| ) BB boon In their employ about six wcoks and
| BH ija8 ] USt returned from his first trip as their
IJJJB western salesman , ilrown came to the firm
H - with very strong letters from a well known
| BM stationer named Lamb of Council UluiTs
H' Heforu Drown returned from Ids trip Mr
| BH Jtlaek says ho hoard that he had been ou a
| BB tbrco weoka' spree ju Colorado , and
H , j. hud gouo from there to several No-
| | | | BB' - S hrasku points with women of lll-rcj > ute
BJBJ Upon learning this Mr Dlack telegraphed
BB the young man to report at tbo homo olllco
BJBf of the firm immediately When ho returned
BJBJ " ho was asked to maUu n report Ha did so
BJB nad turned over some $ ? > . Mr Dluck in *
BBB formed him that $150 more > ; us needed to
BB V square his account of collections which the
BBB S rm had positive proof of bis having made
BBB Soclag himself cornered , young Drown
BBB t owned up that be bad .ipeut it on women ,
BBB wlno mid cards , and gave himself up Mr ,
BBB * Black said he would give him until u o'clock
BBB to make up tbo balance ,
BBB : At a o'clock ' Drown went to the pollco
BBB station , told his story , and iasislod on being
BJBJr locked up Ho wns put in a cell ,
BBB * Later in the day Mr , Lamb of Council
BBB BluTfa telephoned the firm that in view of
BBB the fact that it was upon his letters thut
BJBJj Brown got the place , he ( Lamb ) would give
BBB the ilrm a sixty-day note covering tbo $150
BBB shortage , ' 1 hereupon the Arm seat their
BBB attorney to tbo Bluffs to arrange tbo uoto
H raying that if Mr , Lamb did bs ho agreed
BjJB } they would not prosecute the young man
BBBrv . j Drown came originally from Philadelphia ,
BJBJI - SBVr Where ho has a wlfo and child Ho isfpiito
BBB . B - u nlco appearing young uian and is said to
BJjBJy have always borne a good ivputatiou
| H Oh , if I only hod ber complexion li Why
BJB it is easily obtained Use Poiiou 's Com
BjBjff ploxloa powder
BWB
ItAIIiUUAU nOIIitllNG
Tlio Aniuunt or It IVlilch Will lto
Dour Next Sennon
Ilallrond building promises to bo much
greater In the west this year than it was
last At least , thnt is the opinion of manag
ing nnd operating officials Nobrnska , of
course , will get her share provided all the
rejects contemplated are carried out The
? tock Island is coming In for a line from
Omaha to Beatrice
Tlio Deatnco Central which , ns every ono
knows , is a Chicago , St Paul & Milwaukee
scheme , expects to bo well under way before
next Christmas , whllo hopes for the Omaha
& Yankton enterprise nro very high
It Is earnestly believed that the latter
road , for which there is so much demand ,
will become n reality within the twelve
months The question , however , ns to who
will build It has not yet boon determined
Missouri Paclllo parties nro figuring on it
nnd Mr Gould Is to bo consulted next week
Besides the enterprises named , there uro
good grounds on which to base assertions
Hint the Sioux City and Paclllo corporation
means business and intends to have Us line
constructed across tbo state before next
TbnnksL'lvIng day Uoports have been
clrulatcd to the effect that this Im
provement has the Central or Southern
Paclllo back of It , though a' well-posted gen
tleman said , yesterday , ho possessed rcliablo
information to the contrary "I am very cer
tain , " be continued , that nsyndlcato of Mil
waukee and Pennsylvania Central stock ,
holders nro furnishing tbo money "
Washington dispatches report that Sena
tor Mnndorson has prepared and will soon
introduce n bill In the sennto providing for
the erection of another bridge across the
Missouri river nt some point ncnrSloUx City
No one here seems to know what it means ,
but there nro olonty of people ready to guess
Soma think it Is for the Illinois Central
Whllo the U. & M. ofllcials maintain a per
fect silcnco nnd glvo vague answers in re
ply as to what their people contemplate ,
plans have been laid for the building of more
than one extension next summer If the
Union Paclllo consummates the programmo
as arranged , it will expend an Immense sum
of money in improvements
Trouble has already arisen between the
Kansas City and the Union Paclllc roads on
account of side track privileges nt Beatrice
The former is chargin g that tbo latter tins
secured franchises that forever shuts it out
of getting near certain manufactories with
its cars , and has appealed to the council of
llentrice for redress
Dave Bowers and IS S. McLaln of the
Chicago & Alton , nt Kansas City , are visiting
Omaha Spoanlngof the condition of busi
ness down ut tbo Windy burg , they said they
could not report great activity Hard times
in Kansas affect the would-bo metropolis
The Chicago & Alton , however , was all
right aud led Its competitors in everything
Charles Johnson , traveling agent of the
Cairo Short Line , ( Illinois Central ) at St
Louis , is in the city Mr Johnson has boon
connected with that corporation for thirty
years Ha was stationed at Cairo during
the war , and had the hnudllng of all the sol
diers who passed through there en route to
nnd from Dixie
General Traffic Manager Mellon , of the
Union Paclllc , has been confined to his bed
several davs , but is now reported to bo get
ting better
General Freight Agent Tebbetts , who en
joyed a holiday vacation among Boston
friends , has returned and Is down with la
grippe
General Manager Holdredio and General
Freight Agent Miller of the U. & M. , re
turned from the east yesterday niorniug
Further than thnt Georeo M. Crosby will
succeed Tom MUlor as general freight
agent of the D. & M. , none of the expected
appointments have as yet been settled
Tom Godfrey , city ticket agent of the Mis
souri Paclllc , has returned from Philadel
phia , where ho spent tbo holidays with
friends
John Lichtebergcr , chief clerk to General
Manager Dickenson of the Missouri river
division , has fallen a victim to Russian la
grippe
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
An Absolute Cure
The ORIGINAL ABIKTINB OINTMENT
Is only put up in larao two-ouaeo tin boxes ,
and Is an absolute euro for all sores , burns ,
wounds , chapped hands and all skin erup
tions Will.positlvely . euro nil Kinds of piles
Ask for tno OHIGINAL ABIETtNE OINT
MENT Sold by Goodman Drug company
at3 cents per box by mail ! i0 cents ,
llEALi ESTATK . VALUES
Tlio Unreasonable Prices Asked in
Salt Lmke'Aiul Opnvor
Ex-Governor Saunders told the members
of the real e3tatooxchango yesterday morning
what ho recently saw from a real estate
dealers stand point in Salt Lake and Den
ver They are having a real estate boom
in Salt Lake , " he said , and property is
selling outof all proportion of its real value
While the governor was m the place a sale
wasnnade of property two blocks from the
principal strcot at tl.OOU a front foot Heal
• estate , tlio governor says , is _ t ) per cent
higher In Salt Lake and 30 per
cent higher in Denver than it is in
Oirahr while neither of those cities possess
anything like Omaha's advantages and
sources of prosperity
The property listed for sale yesterday
morning was as tollows : *
East front on Park uvenue , _ xH0 , $115
per front foot
Clarendon , lot 20 , block 3 , 50xl7ti ! ! $ ' . , 'JO0.
Horbach's second addition , on North
Tweatloth street , uOxH'J , sovtm-room house ,
83,500.
City , 77 feet nf lot 8 , block 10 , Tenth and
Douclas , $35,000.
Change of life , backache , monthly irregu
larities , hot Hashes are cured by Dr Miles
Nervine Free samples at Kuhn & Co 's 13th
and Douglas
1 be License Board
Liquor licenses wore issued to the follow
ing parties yesterday by the llcenso board at
the morning session : .
Louis I' , Johnson , 2123 North Twenty ,
fourth ; Fred A. t'ullor , 123 North Twelfth !
Herman Schatfor , 1524 South Thirteenth ;
John Llnder , ' 000 South Tenth ; Oscar
Manger 1013 and 1013 F-arnam ; Julius
Treitschke , 501-3-5 South Thirteenth ; Ed
Wlttlg , Mil ! Fare-am ; Nat Drown , 1510-12
Furiiutn ; Auheuser-Duseh Brewing com
pany , northeast corner Thirteenth and Jones ;
John Dowycr,2330 Lake ; Gustuv Wechbach ,
41S South Fourteenth : T. J. Foley , 1413
Douglas
Licenses were refused the following
parties : Charles Storz , Twenty-fourth and
Clanc , for selling ou Sunday ; John Buck ,
Slxtoeiith and Cuss , for selling out hu
llceuso to disreputable parties ; Max
Schroeder , already hus throe licenses
Tbo following were grunted licenses at the
afternoon snsslon of the ooard : Itiley Broth
ers , l. .W Douglas ; A. E. Moynitinii & Co ,
1418 Furnam ; Jacob Kopald , 713 North Six
teenth ; Jnhu BoukhoiT , 1210 Douglas : Flan
uery & Colloby , 1001 Vinton : Peter Tuorkel
sou , 1113 South Sixth ; Frank Swobodn , 1253
Soutli Slxteouth ; B. Sillowny , Fourteenth
and Harney , Murray hotel ; E. J , Durst , 102
South Fourteenth ; Herman J , Meyer , 207
South Thirteenth ; UUoy Brothers , 1300 Doug
las ; Christ Wuethrich , 1021 Dodge ; U. F.
Ilruckor , roar of 1418 Harney ,
Fred Uuho , Leavenworth nnd Belt line ,
was refused u license on the ground that ho
kept u sort of anarchists uundquartors
The board adjourned to 11 o'clAck today
At 2 o'clock today the board will begin hear
ing remonstrances , of which there uro eight
Iilstrlot Courr
County Attorney Maloney has died a peti
tion in the district court to have the bond of
Louis Berghoff and James L. Black declared
forfeited , BorgboR was arrested and bound
over to the May term of court on the charge
of obtaining goods by false pretenses and
gave bond in the sum of $700 , with J. L ,
Dlack as surety DerghoCt failed to appear
and the county attorney asks judgment
uguiust Derghoff and Black for the amount
of the bond
The Douglas County bank has commenced
salt against Mercer B. Croll to recover pay
ment on u nolo for 1000 received by mortgage
on lot live , block two , Washington Hill
Pat O. Howos and John W. Lytlo h Ve
tiled an attorneys lien against the property
known as Shields brickyard , " atthenorth-
west corner of Twonty-tirst and Nicholas
streets , containing about three and ouc-flfth
seres , They claim ono-balf of the land in
payment for tholr services in prosecuting
Shields claim against John A. Horbach to
quiet the title to the property They allege
that Shields Agreed to convoy one-hnlf of the
property to them provided they won the suit ,
The case was taken to the supreme court
nnd decided for plaintiff , and they now glvo
warning that they claim the land ns their
fee
United Stntns Court
J. B. Strlckler wns arraigned before Judge
Dundy to answer to the charge of selling li
quor without allcenso Ho pleaded guilty
nnd was fined 125 and costs As this was
his second offense , the judge turned him
over to the custody of thn mnrshnl until the
line is pnul Instead of releasing him and al
lowing him to pay the flno at his convenience
as Is usually done
Argument ? were m.ido yesterday after
noon In the case of William Kcttler vs Har
rington Drothcrs ot nl , nnd the enso given to
the Jury about 0 oclock Any verdict ren
dered before this morning would be under
seal
A nitlLUA.Vi' POIiO GAME
The Wheel Club Glvo tlio Mlllnrils
tlio First Whitewash
There was a good crowd nt the Coliseum
Inst evening and well were they repaid for
their trouble , as the polo game was the model
pamo of the season The Wheel club team
and tlio Mlllards wuro the contestants , nnd
after a brilliant struggle the former came
out victorious by thn handsome score of 3 to
0. It was tlio ilrst Chicago df the scasou
and the bykors wcro oxccsilvoly jubilant
over this triumph Their frlonds were there
In force nntt when nofcroo Itoekwoll an
nounced tha result they mudo the big build
ing resound with llsh-horns nnd whistles
Tha positions of the two teams were as
follows : Wheelman , iihodes first rush ,
Uoberls second , Morris center , Bacon halt
back and Epentcr goal tend Mlllards ,
Stonoj first rush , Stockhaui second , Camp
center , Bolton half back and Camp goal
tend
The whistle sounded for the first onslaught
at 8:20 : prompt and alter a vigorous battle of
nine minutes Roberts , by a picco of admirable -
able nursing , ran the ball well up in front of
the Millard's coop nnd then deftly tossing it
to Morris , that young gentleman drove it
homo
The second gonl , which was also run by
the bykors , was made in precisely the same
way In just six minutes The balance of the
nnng wns Drolltless to both sides Tbo
Mlllards played well and struggled hard , but
all to no uvall , the ugilo cyclers being too
many for thorn
There was but ono goal made In the second
inninc , which Ultowiso fell to the lot of the
wheel boys , who put up a game that sur
passed anything yet seen within the walla
of the rink At the expiration of the first
nine minutes Itoberts succeeded in driving
the sphere into oppositions cage and the
friends of the wheelman made things bowl
The remaining cloven minutes were con
sumed in a frantic effort by the Mlllards to
save themselves from n wbitowush , but it was
no use The bykers played on the defensive
and gave them no chance to save them
selves
The score :
Wheel Club 3
Mlllards 0
On the 10th of February the great six-day
bicycle race begins at the Coliseum and
Mnnnger Prince says thnt ho will have the
biggest list of entries over seen at any bi
cycle race in the country
Beecham's ' Pills cure biliouj ind nervous ills
THIS FAM1LV UArLlNG
She Has Disappeared and Bcr Where
abouts are Unknown
Nothing has yet been seen ot Hope Wood
ward , the dashing brunette who so mysteri
ously disappeared from her homo in Seward
on Christmas day
Her friends and relatives have searched
through Omaha and the Bluffs for Iior in
vain The mother was hero yesterday and
is almost heartbroken Her friends fear
that the young woman has been led astray
by a traveling man who had frequently
called to see her
A AVell-Estublisned Fact
The fiict has been abundantly proven
that Chamberlains Cough remedy is
the most prompt , most reliable and
most successful medicine yet discovered
for acute throat and lunjr diseases , such
as coughs , colds and croup
Tracy Rocoverlnr
James Tracy , the man who was so seri
ously stabbed on Christmas last by his
brother-in-law , is still an inmate of St
Joseph's hospital , but has bo far recovered
from bis injuries as to be able to leave bis
bed It is considered that he has passed the
critical point and that his recovery is
assured ,
Pears soap secures a beuutitul complexion
An KxIik listed Fund
All county warrants drawn against the '
general fund since December 10 are regis
tered for negotiationas the general fund has
boon exhausted Since July 1 there has been
$101,000 imid out of this fund The warrants
draw 7 pur cent interest , and will run until
February 1 , when the taxes will begin to
como in
K. O , I-nttersou Win ) the Die Case
The case of Dickson vs Patterson , Iwhich
has been pending in the United States court
for over two years , in which about $10,000
worth of Patterson's real estate was in
volved , was decided by Judge Brewer tbo
day before ho loft for the east , in favor of
Patterson , holding Dickson for all of the
costs _
I'eruonnl larasrphs
D. L. Brace of Lincoln is at the Paxton
D. W. Moffatt ot Gordon is at tbo Casey
J. I. Underwood ot Lincoln Is at the Mil
lard
lard.P.
P. W. Grant of Bcatrico is a eruest at the
Paxton
L. C. Burr of Lincoln is stopping at the
Paxton
P. Suhwenck of Norfolk Is stopping at the
Millard
M. C. Braiuerd ot Lincoln is a guest at the
Murray
D. D , Wallace ot Tckauiah is registered at
the Casey
E. E. Fox of Plattsmouth Is stopping at
the Casey
W. C. Catherwood of Blair is a guest at
the Casey
D. H. Oliver of Beatrice is registered at
ho Murray
Edward Dlowelt ot Fremont Is stopping at
the Paxioti
E. U. Recst of Grand Island is registered
at the Cascr
Mrs Georga Oliver of London , Eutr , is
stopping at the Murray , ,
Mrs IC K. Mastorson of Lincoln is regis
tered at the Millard
C. E. Yates of Lincoln is among the late
arrivals ut the Millard
Mrs George Barrett and Mrs L. Bring of
Freemoni are guests at tbo Willard
G. D. Molklojohr and J. W , McClelland of
Fullerton are among the guests at tbo
Paxton
Miss Mary Grandy , who introduced the
normal course of music in the Omaha schools
last year , and is now special teacher ot
music in the schools of Sioux City , is visit
ing in the city
Why dent you try Rod Cross Cough
Drops , 5 cents per box
A Sunday Shaver Found Guilty
Tbo faction of the barbers who have been
making the fight against working ou Sunday
won their first victory late last evening ,
when the jury iu the second trial of the case
of the sluto against A. II Campbell , charged
with shaving .on Sunday , found tbo defend
ant guilty , Campbell will bo brought up for
sentence today ,
Tlio Police Were Kept Busy ,
Last night was quite u busy one with the
police
About 0 o'clock , while Officer Godola
was taking one of his professional strolls past
Brodky's pawnshop at Tenth and Howard
streets , he saw James Hoc ho and a pal enter
ho place Tbo pal engaged the proprietor I
in conversation wlnloJiopho turned Ills at * I
tcnlion to a showcase that stood near
the door Producing a skeleton key , Kocho
opened the case nnd tilled up his pockets with ,
revolvers Then ho cla od the case and pro
ceeded to meander Gpdola's clntches wcro
on him before ho had 'senrccly stepped out
tbo door The pal gotftWay Landing Kocho
in Inil , tha officer wonfeout to llnd the pnl
James Doyle was brought in from Uleht-
centh nnd Vinton charged with beating his
wife Officer Ilauor WiSdc the nrrest
John Taylor , at Thlrloonth nnd Williams ,
chased his family out.of , the house with n
shot gun nnd was summarily chased Into n
cell at central stntiom-r-
Benedict Long of Decatur was ledged In
the city Jail by ShorifTPnrkor of that place ,
for selling liquor to an Omaha Indian named
Big Foot _
Cozzens hotel , 81.60 nnd $ _ .00 per day
AN' liLEGANT AFFAIU
Tlio Second Annual Banquet oT tlio
Oinnlin Med lent Club
The Omaha Medical club hold tholr second
annual banquet at the Murray hotel last
night
The guests assembled in the parlors nnd
about 0:30 : p. m , wcro marshalled in line nnd
conducted to the dining room The tables
hnb been arranged in rectangular shnpo nnd
were prottilydccorntoil with flowors.pyrntnlds
of fruit and smilax Near tbo centro of the
table wcro the Initials of the club , O M.
C , " made of smllax
The following guests were present :
. Dr It M. Stone , Dr Harold Clifford , Dr
A. F Jonas , Dr Metha Jonas , Dr S. It
Towno and wlfo , Dr A. B. Somers nnd
wife , Dr W. O. Bridges , Dr W. F. Milroy ,
Dr W. L. Boss , Dr Eleanor Dalloy , Dr
Mary Strong , Dr G. B. Wilkinson , Dr W.
H. Slab-nigh , Dr CUrko Gnpcu , Dr H.
C. Van Gieson , Dr W. U. Chrlstio and wife
The following characteristic and unlquo
menu was prcsontcd for the delectation of
tlio guests :
II EXIT
Memorandum Yo geode doctor almost
never takes his own prescription ; but tnls
prescription being unusual , harmless , nnd
pleasant withal to take , ono mny bo Induced
to try It
Oystorl suc ' culenti , magnl ot frigid !
in nutuero XX
cum "poppero , salto et vinegaro
quantum satis
Piscis Snlmouis pulchrl parvulum
Quuili , obesi , tencri , cum tosto unum
Herbnrum , vegotabillarum pro ro nnta
( Argumcntum ad homines sed non tnuliorcs )
Splriti vinl Galilei drachmas quarto
Glycerimo drachmas duo
Aqua ; Mlssourhu drachmas soxto
Fiat misturam , bono misce , bibo voloc-
iter , bibo sapo ot multos
Pr.ij mulieribus
Bonl vinl Oporto unum parvum poeulum
Fructi tome "illls applei , voNioari , vol
peachi , vol illls tencri bannum , "
. .omcos quod vester appetitus dclcotabit
Frigidl concclati lactl drachmas octo
Forviduj coiTca ; , cum "oxtrncto bovis"
unum libornlem poeulum
Tnbacci nlcotlanl cyllndrnti ( ad homines )
i duo
Condimentt Dulccs praj illis dulcibus
After this elubornto'menu had been discussed -
cussed to tha complete satisfaction of those
present , Dr K. M. Stone called the attention
of the guests una stated'that bo bad been
deputed to act as toastuiastor in tbo absence
of Dr L. A. Merrinm , , ' who was to have
officiated In that capacity
The llrst toast proposed was "Ilecont
Science and the Prnctico of Modiotno , " and
Dr A. F. Jones was caHed on to respond
Dr Jones expressed , regret at the absence
or Dr Merriam , Who was to nave
favored them with an nddross showing
the progress of the club , etc On
the subject of his toast tlio doctor
said the most remarkable advance had been
made in the science of medicine in the last
few years The germ1 theory had been a
powexful factor in this advancement Stu
dents of medicine had como to realize that
they needed a bronder .flold for tbo success
ful prosecution ot their , researches , , and they
had oeeouio more studious ThoblTcct of this
had been most salutary Upon both physicians
and patients Its effect upon tbo clUD had
been a good ono and bad done much to aid in
the success which had crowned the organiza
tion
tion."Tho Social Element in Our Profession
was responded to by Dr Eleanor Dailey
The doctor said the social feature is a very
Important factor in the physicians life ,
which is fully appreciated by the new doc
tors Occasions like the present am groou
spots in our lives , " said the speaker The
lady closed with a short poem in which the
particular hobbles of the various members
were dwelt upon in a humorous way and all
of the members we ' re made the subjects of
witty hits
Dr W. F. Milroy , in the absence of Dr
Crummor , responded to the toast , The
Moral influence of Our Work " The speaker
said that it is the oxperienca nf physicians
that tbo persons they como in contact with
are inlluencod by tbeir presence . Especially
is this so in the case of the family physi
cian , " who comes in contact with the mem
bers of the family and exerts a great influ
ence over them The subject of proper san
itation was also touched upon and the plagues
of Europe attributed to - the sanitary condi
tion of tholr surroundings The teaching ot
bygieno in the publio schools to a greater ex
tent than is now done was advocated
Dr W. O. Bridges was called upon for a
response to the toast , The Humorous Side
of Practice " Ho said ho had never had any
numerous exoorieneo himsoifbut related
several humorous incidents in which other
members took place
The Psychological Aspect of Practice
was responded to by Dr Clarke Gapon in nn
eloquent manner Ho alluded to the com
paratively now theory ot disease which is
likely to modify the . conceptions of the
modlology of disease Many of the diseases
which have been regarded ns local are
really general Many of tbeso ailments
originate at the brain cantors The brain
exerts a great mlluenca over the body , und
many ailments may bo traced directly to it
The doctor next alluded to the fact that the
physician is rapidly assuming the place
formerly occupied by the nricst , In being the
confident of many In tholr joys and sorrows ,
and advised the cultivation of a Knowledge
of the soul , ono of the most evanescent
things Known to man
Dr Harold Gifford was called upon to respond
spend to tbo toast , Matrimony in the Prac-
tiica of Medicine , " and responded by declin
ing to say anything , as the hour was late .
Dr Stone then declared the mooting ad
journed . _
SLUGGED AND ROBBED
George HammondNearly Killed hy
Highwaymen ,
There was a very boju and brutal slugging
and robbing about o'clock last night in
the vicinity of abou lj.jSO North Nineteenth
street George Hammond , a moulder , who
lives at 1310 North Nja/jteopth street , was
the victim Ho bad.j been down town and
was returning borne , „ When in tbo vicinity
named two amall-slzc < | , men attacked him
with slungshots Bo . is a big fel
low and made a „ desperate resistance ,
but was overpowered 0by the murderous
blows which fell tble'dnd fast , - beating bis
head and face In horrible1 shape As the vic
tim fell to the grounddio screamed murder
several times , and tbiSjbi'ougbt out dozens of
the residents along thestreot ,
Charles Ecborn and his sister , living ut
1141 Nineteenth , kIndlyUowed the poor fol
low to be taken into th'etr homo and cared
for until the police cauwy
Hammond's ' breath ; was heavy with the
fumes of liquor The police surmise that the
perpetrators of the horrjblo attack discovered
their victim drinking heavily somewhere
down town and followed bun A line silver
watch and 13 or 13 , Hammond says , wore
taken from him
The Vnlloy Murderer Arretted
William Feagins , who shot his stepmother
on Christmas eve at Valley , was brought to
the central station at 1 o'clock this morning
for sate keeping , It will ne remembered
that after the shooting Feagins skipped out
Ho was captured yesterday nt Fullerton hy
Constable William Mitchell of Valley
The prisoner claims thut the shooting was
accidental , but neighbors who were present
at the time say that Feagins intentionally
shot at his wife , and the ball , a 32 , missed
the wlfo and entered the stepmothers loft
side
sido.At
At a preliminary examination hold yester
day afternoon Feaglas waived formalities
and was committed for trial on the chnrgo ot
shooting with intent to kill
Horarord's Acid l'hosphnto
relieves indlgostlon , dyspepsia , etc
Interfered "Wltlin Policeman
Oscar Wilson was yesterday fined 110 and
costs for Interfering with Policeman Gor
man whllo tbo latter was making nn arrest ,
SOUTH OMA.UA NEWS
Alpha Loden Installation
Alpha ledge No.44 , Daughtorsot Hebckah ,
installed officers as follows Friday evening :
Noble grand , Mrs Llzzto Graham ; vice
grand , Mrs Hobccca J. Miller ; secretary ,
Emma Tnlbott ; treasurer , Mrs Matilda
Hoyman ; warden , Mrs , J. C. Carltn ; con
ductress , Mrs John J. Gorman ; It S. to N.
( } . , Mrs Lizzlo Glynn ; L. S. to N. G. , Mrs
Mnry Erlon ; U. S. to V. G. , Mrs Mary M.
Cress ; L. S. to V. G. , Mrs Lottie Anderson ;
outsida guard , Kobort M. Piorson ; insida
guard , John C. Daniel Trustees , Messrs
J. II , Erion , Charles Glynn and Andrew II
Miller
Messrs Chand L. Tnlbott , Andrew II
Miller und Uudolph Hnrtz wcro oppolntod
nn auditing committeu , and Mossrs il Hey
man , Cbarlos Glynn and Zlba Crawford a
lluauco committee
Trcii Bund Dolus * .
South Omaha Ledge , No , 631 , United Order
of Trou Bund , Instnllod the officers-olect
Friday evening The ledge decided to have
n mnsquerado bull , and Messrs Adolph
Backhnus , Heinhardt Stnrgardt , John Frey ,
Peter Fuchs and Franz Scliuolor were ap
pointed a committee on general arrange
ments , This commlttco will moot Sunday nt
0 o'ctock in the morning in Knloht of Lnbor
hall to complete arrangements and appoint
committees
The grand ledge will moot Sunday in
Omalic Messrs John Frey , Jncob JoskaloK ,
Martin Snoettlor , Hermann Frensklo nnd
Hudolph Hartz nro dolcgatcs
Bonrd of Trndo Mcctlnc
The board of trade will hold nn important
meeting this evening In the ofllco of Presi
dent John A. Boo , under the Nebraska Sav
ings bank The nucstion of paving Twenty
fourth street will bo discussed and other Im
portant matters will bo considered , and It is
doslrod that every member bo present
Notes About the City
Of Michael Carey's ' family of nine persons
eight are down sick
The ICinrs Daughters will meet at the res
idence of Mr and Mrs William G. Sloano ,
Thursday afternoon , Jauuary y , at 2 oclock
Tan , inlunt son of Mr and Mrs Samuel J.
Coffman , dlud yesterday morning The
body was shipped to Hastings , In , for inter
mcut
The mayor nnd council , sitting as a board
of equalization , took no action , butadjourned
to meet Monday evening at 7:30 : oclock
All of the city schools will bo reopened
Monday morning
The Scandinavian ball commlttco will
meet at 9 o'clock Sunday forenoon at the
residence of Mr nnd Mrs Peter J. Hanson ,
Twenty-third and It streets ,
The Whist club will meet next Wednesday
evening nt the residence ot Mr and Mrs
Eli H. Doud
Marshall Maloney conveyed Mrs Welding ,
adementod woman , to the county | nll
Camp E. K. Wells , No 72 , has been prac
ticing on the drama Our Hero aud will
present it to a South Omaha audience in
Hunts bouse January
opera Friday evening ,
uary 17.
The annual meeting of the Emnnon ciub
will bo held this evening for the clootlon of
officers
The fourth of the sorlas of five games of
progressive high ilvo was played at the Em-
anon Friday evening The interest in the
games drew the usual fnUnttendanco
Abouc llirsoiin
J. W. Cook of Schuyler is ' visl'Jng his son ,
William S. Cook
Mrs Joseph O. Eastman , who lias been
visiting friends in Omaha after her serious
illness , has returned
Frnnlr E. Press has gone to Gettysburg ,
Pa , to reside
E. S. Daniel has returned from Osceola ,
after spending his holiday vacation at homo
James II Howe of the Arinour-Cndaby
force hasreturned from Chicago
O. E. Walker , after a short visit with
friends in Extra , la , hasreturned
H. E. Elkonbary , who spent the holiday
season with his parents , Sheriff and Mrs
Eikenbary , at Plattsmouth , has returned to
his desk In the commission house of Gil
christ , Kanna & Eikenbary
James M. Granthan , bookkeeper for the
commission firm of S. J. Coffman , Smiley &
Co , nftoc a visit at homo , has returned
Have you tried
McClurg's Pastry Wafer Sodas )
They are delicate , crisp and delicious
How They Diiicn on TipToe
There is a popular imnrossion that
ballet dancers have the soles of their
slippers mnde stiff so as to enable thorn to
dunce about ou their toessays the Wash
in irton Post *
That is nonsense , " and Miss Qualitz
( a premiere danseuse ) exhibited a pair
of nor dancing shoes to Illustrate
You cant stand , up this way with
yo in * ordinary shoes on , " and the premiere
mioro gracefully mounted her toes and
viewed the reporters $ ! foot wear with
extreme disgust
A stiff solo in a shoo would not hole ,
hut absolutely prevent dancing And ,
besides , the ' strain is not ou the toes ,
but it coiuos on the roar of the anUlo
I believe thnt's what you Americans
call it But by hooping the body In the
proper position much of the strain is
relieved , and the dancer appears much
tnoi'o graceful to the o who understand
what correct ballet dancing is "
Why Vlnranr Is Sharp
The question has been propounded ,
What makes vinegar sharpV Now
if it had boon uslced , Why is
vinegar not sharp ? the answer
would , bo , The want of pure apple
or grape juice , George Adams in
1747 said that sotuo people have im
agined that thn sharpness of vinegar is
occasioned by the little ocls which in
habit it striking their tails against the
tongue und paluto But the Solontliio
American says that it is very certain
that the very souroat vinegar has none
ot the little eels so common in viuogur
of a loworgtado aud that its pungency
is ontlrely duo to the pointed liguro of
salts which floats therein ,
A Child's Moral Duty
It was sad , indued , to hoar the testi
mony of the daughter of ltiehurd Bowie ,
Mrs Elizabeth 1) . Stone , yesterday , in
answer to the question of the district
attorney , Where was your father on
Dneombor 6 ' "In the
, lBSDV'say , poor
house , " says the Washington Press ,
Judge Miller , in delivering his opinion
upoivcontested points , romnrltod ' that
there was no legal liability for children
of ngod and dopundont parents to fur
nish them support to.WuoD thotn out ot
the poorhouse " All that remains ,
therefore , are the toaohings ot holy
writ and a sound publio opinion , which
the press and the public can do much
to establish
Jfteumatism
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UM Farium SxitEr.T , Omaha , Nxa
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I pm
Specialists In Chronic , NerrouiSkin and Blood Dis
eases
RT'Coniultatlon at office or by mall frco Mcdl *
clnea sent bj mall or express , securely packed , free
trom observation Quaraoteea to cure quickly , sate *
ly and permanently ,
NERVOUS DEBILITY SSfeS
lions , rhystcal decT arl tDB from tnCiscnjMoii , ex
cess or Indulgence , producing nlpejleneM ' despon
dency , pimples ( XI tha friccavaralon to socio ty , easily
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or buslneMS , and finds lire a burden Bafelr perman
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liOti FArnam Street , Qmaba , Nel > .
Blood and Skin Diseases SSffirrfbftisffi
resuiu completely sradlcated wlthont the aid ot
mercury Scrofula , eryslpolas , forer sores , Dlotrnos ,
ulcer * , pains In tbe bead and bones , syphilitic iota
throat , month and tongue , catarrh , etc , permanently
cured nere otners bare failed
Kidney Urinary SM * & ' ? &
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with milky sediment ou rtanjlnji wcnk bnck.gonorr
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To Yonng Men and Midflle-Ased Men
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LlUUi Dtlllu paired themselves bj improper
Indulgences and and solitary habits , which ruin both
body and mind , untlttlngtbem for business , study or
marriage
Uauhied Max , or tkoee entering on tl'&t happy
Ufa , aware c < phyrlolal debility , quickly asilsted
OUR SUCCESS
Is based upon facta , first practical nxrarlence , tro-
cnd-iivery cass Is especially sluillel thus starting
aright , third modtclnes are prepared In our oirn la *
bau-ry exactly to suit eaea case , thus antcllng cures
without Injury ,
si-Sera 0 cents postage for celebrated works on
chronic , nerrous and delicate diseases Thousands
nured fA friendly letter or call may rave you fu
ture aurferlng an * abumo , and add golden years to JIM
f * -No letters answered csler * accompanied by <
cents in stamps . Address or call on
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l XmACTOF MEAT
For IleutTen Soup * . Made Dislie- * , 8.tucesGame (
fl sli.c ) . Aspic or Meat Jelly Kri-ns tor nny
length of time , nud liclicaiicroml of liner llavor
than any other atocit
Comilrto only with J. von LloblR'n
8l naturoa8aoovqln. . ono pound
of Kxtract of llecf eqviul to forty \ioiiuilss oi lean
\ > oet
oet.CLOIHING. .
The Bfy's ' Holiday
rue best Vouill's Taper J.vor I'u llsbe I
Will Be Out Jan 7th.
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