THE OMAHA. DAILY BEE , SATURDAY , ' JULY 20. 1800.
SOMETHING
President Charles Pnncla Adams' ' Unex
pected Arrival in Omaha.
ANOTHER UNION PACIFIC MYSTERY ,
on tlic Oltjoctof His Visit
Crouton ( "niiNldcrnblu Incitement
Tlio McKllililn Mutter lie-
\lvod Oilier News.
Charles Francis Adimg , president of the
Union I'.ielflc , arrived in Omaha jcstcrilny.
Ills coining was very unexpected and
hat c routed the usual sensation In local rail
road circlet. Inasmuch M Mr. Adntns desired -
sired hit navcnt kept qulot , nnd especially
out of the nowspipcra if possible , thoio di
rectly Interested seem to think thcro is
another largo sized hrn on somowhcio. Kootns
were reserved for him nud his party nt the
Mlllard hotel 'Thursday. Ho was accom
panied by Comptroller Mink , Chief of Con-
Btiuction Cameron and Private Secretary
Cuniield.
Just why Mr. Adams should return hero
from IliHton so soon tiftor having made his
annual visit and tour of Inspection is consid
ered n great mystery.
The move indicates something very un
usual. Ofllclals at headquarters claim lobe in
total ignorance of what it means.
Thf'io is n strong suspicion afloat , however ,
tlmt tnuMdCibbln matter has ns much. If
not more , than ono tiling clso
to do with it. Two weeks
ngo Mr Adamssumnumcd.Tohn M. Thtirston ,
trener.il attorney of the ro.ul , to meet him In
Washington. The latter also reached homo
this morning.
When the llrst exposure of McKlbbin's '
conduit us purchasing Uftcnt was mndo pub-
llult stmcU the Boston oflico , aicoidlng to
rcportj , in a manner that not only shocked
the big bugs thcro , but called forth very un
pleasant explanations. The matter has not
been cleared up yet. In the Innguniroof nn
official \\hois devoting much of his time to
tbo Itivc.Ulpatiou being made , "tho half has
not been told. "
When Mr. Anderson , who succeeded Mo-
Klhhln , commenced une.iithing evidence of
tlio hitter's fraudulent dealings , ho iound a
state of affairs that astoundoil him
nna naturally they \\aro commit-
nlLiiteil to the piusldont. Kvcr since
tlio petition , charging MelCibbhi with misap-
propi luting * ( )0)0 ( ) ( ) In purchases of lumber ,
was /lied / , Anderson IMS been discovering
many moro funds until , it Is saltl , the full
ntnount involved iiggn'g.ites nbout ! > r > , ( X ) .
MrlCibbin oinploved .loliu L. AVobator nnd
Judge Davis to light the rnso for him , Imt
they have done nothing as yet , Mr.Vobstor
says tlio time Uns not nrilved for them to
show their liiuid. IIo Hist thought the meet
ing of Adams and Tlmiston In Washington
was planned \\lth a view of doingboinething
with his client , hut has satisfied himself that
they wore on another mutter entirely.
"Unless sonio veiy r.kJIculchnngo In mnn-
ngcment has been suddenly decided , upon , "
B.iid mi old Union Pacific man. "I nm nt u
complete loss to know \\hut should bring Mr.
Adams out hoto now. It may bo , thoughthat
dinicillty reriuli Infills personal attention has
been encountered in the utw improvements
nnd extensions being made. It is plainly
evident th.it things are not entirely satisfac
tory all around. My opinion is that the
tioubh- ono of a Ihinntlal nature. Other
wise why should Comtrollor Mink appear ou
the scene I"
Mr. Anderson went west ten days ajro , pre
sumably to nwko investigations at Denver ,
Suit Luke and Portland. Ho returned lust
evening to join ami consult Mr. Adams.
Notwithstanding Mr. Adams telegiaphed
Ilanoy Mlddluton , superintendent of mo
tive power , to meet him in Omaha , It is said
that tlio fuimcr will go west today. This
gives ilso to conJGLtmcs that Middlemen's
wholesale disclmi go of master mechanics is
having it bad effect among the cmplojcs and
blinking such serious complaints
from certain quarters as to demand
the president's attention. Besides Tom
Daly mid J. II. Hover , men who have been
faithful mechanics MM tlio shops hero for
3 oars , Middleton has seen fit to dis
charge , .John Htckey , nn old-tlmo and highly
respectable master mechanic at Pocatello ;
also .lolni Hewitt , who held a llko position on
the Oregon Uullwuy and Navigation Hue at
Portland ,
Mr. MoCllutnolc Uoslgnoil.
The report tlmt Jerome McCHutockgcnoral ,
ngcnt of the Kock isl.md at Council Bluffs ,
has been let out , is vigorously denied by ofll-
clals of the same road ia this
city. They say that hoont to
Chicago niil ( tendered his resignation
, three months ago , but the company refused ,
then to accept It nnd insisted upoin him stay-
Ing. IIo has been its ropioscntativo at the
Bluffs for twenty years and always
bore the reputation of being able
to secure inoro freight business
than any ether general agent over them. Ko-
ppntedly has ho nskod. to bo relieved but not
until yesterday did the company consent to
lot him go. Mr. McCllntock has been snc-
\ ccedod by J. A. Hoff , n bright , energetic ,
young man who bos been casblcriii the oflice
u long time.
An OIHolnl Homo Again.
The Burlington announces that it has boon
chosen us the ofllcial route for n gathering of
high toned Odd-fellows to bo held In Chicago
August a , as well as the national
O. A. R. reunion at Boston.
This announcement Is miulo on
thu strength of the fact thut Ezra Millard
Canton and Daughters of liobckah division
of Omaha hnvo made niraugomonts to go
over th.it road. The occasion Is designated
us n continental caiitoumont and triennial
parade of Patriutch's militant.
ACholoo Ijlst of bummer Hesorls.
Ih the hike regions of Wisconsin , Min
nesota , IO\MI and the two Dakotns , there
are hundreds of charming localities preeminently -
eminently llttcd for summer homes.
Among the following selected list are
unmet ) familiar to many of our readers
* ' as the perfection of northern summer ro-
eorts. Nearly nil of the Wisconsin points
of Interest are within n short distance
from Chicago or Milwaukee , and none
of thorn are HO far away from the "busy
marts of clvillmtlon" tlmt they cannot
ho reached in a few hours of travel ,
by frequent trains , over the linost road
in the northwest the Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St. Paul railway :
Oconomowoc. Wls. CleirLnlce , Iowa.
Mluociim | , WIs. L.nl0 OkohoJI , Iowa ,
\ YmikuilmVls. . Spiilt Lake , Iowa.
Polmyr.tVU. . Froiitonac , Minn.
Tniimh.twk Lukes. Lnlco MInuetonka ,
- Wis. Allim.
I-nUasltlfl , AVis. Ortoiivillo , Minn.
Kllbouin City , AVIs. , Prior Lake , Minn.
( lelU of the Wls- White Bear Lake ,
VOIIMII. ) Minn.
Beaver Dam , WIs. Big Stone Lake , Da-
Miiillson , WIs. kota.
for detailed Information , apply at ticket
oftlco , 1501 Tarnam street , Barker IHock.
F. A. NASH , Gon.gont. .
J. E. PUHSTON , 1'ass. Agent
Aililitlounl iMlllnr I'rooiiifts.
Mr. W. P. Hechel stated yesterday that
the onllunnco providing for subdividing the
wards , introduced at the last council mooting ,
was nt the request of n number of petitioners
from the Second nnd Fourth wnnls request
ing moro polling places. It was also Intro
duced because it is recognized that thcro uro
not enough polling places to allow all the
voters to exercise their lights ,
The rieeond. ward wants two moro pre
cincts , mulling live in nil , nud atho Fourth
ward has ashed for two more , making fikjr In
that \varO. The committee tolilih ie-so
petitions and the nnlinnuco were referred has
, not taken any action on the matter , but It
vm ixvotniiiciul that the wards bo subdl-
vldeil , making ono polling place for each 500
voters. This limit may bo plucod at 400
voters.
ThU notion \\ill Increase the number of
registrars and the consequent expense , but
the advoi'-atos of tlio mo-vmra claim that It
\\lUnlrooveryonoaolinneoto vote , whero-
M , under the present order of things , many
men refuse to stand around the poles waiting
/or u chtiiico to vote.
MAJOllltKnijTIll'S BOHISMK.
Ho I'luccn Illn Son niul n I'rlcntl on
the City I'njrroll.
Thcro wns n grcnt deal of red hot comment
afloat in various portions of the county rook-
cry over nn exhibition of consutnmnto nerve
on the part of Councilman D. H. Wheeler.
It will bo recalled tlmt n short time ago , ai
chairman of the council committee on finance ,
Wheeler introduced a resolution Instructing
the deputy city dork to proceed vtlth making
the city tax IhU , employing help subject to
the approval of the finance committee.
The resolution was entirely unnecessary ,
ns the charter of the city expressly provides
the manner of making the list.
Ilut the resolution wnaadopted because of
fered by a rlngleadcrof the Tammany crowd.
Yes , the resolution was adopted , hut It was
vetoed by Acting Maror Iteehcl. Then nt the
council meetinK on Tumdny nlgut Wheeler
shoved In another resolution which was mi
nus the "with the approval of the finance
committee" clause. This rm the gauntlet
successfully. Then Wheeler proceeded to
ro-cnnct his oft plnved role of dictator by
setting nbout to pull his way all tlio city
money tlmt was poislblo by the resolution.
The vork requires the most export account-
nuts and vhun it vas found yesterday that
Wheeler had put In his little sou Hurt and n
family friend immeO J. If. Who , who up to a
very few months nio had been n resi
dent of 1'laUsmouth , the thun
ders of a great , kick upon the part
of Uup.ijcrs was heard resounding from
ono end of the county building to another.
"In putting In hli young son nt 50 cents nn
hour , ami a man who does not own a foot of
propel ty In the town and is not entitled to be
given an hour's woik of nny kind by the city
when many ntcdy and entirely competent
tnx-paj Ing citlrom need the work. D. H.
Wheeler has offered nn insult for which ho
should bo forcibly called to account. "
Such was the way ono heavy tut-pajcr and
nervy , Influential titlzen put it.
Wheeler has been bothering County Clerk
O'AInlloy nearly to death by urging that the
latter allow the bov and Wlso to huvo access
to the books Immediately , the Idea belnir that
they might lo > Just as few of those golden
60-cents-nn-lioiir moments ns possible.
Kneh tlnio that Wheeler has como around
bothering nbout the imttov during the past
few days Mr , O'Malley hns informed him
that thcro wns no necessity for the work
being commenced for a month to como and
that Its commencement at tills time would
seriously interfere with the work on the
inunty lists.
Hut > os to rdny morning Wheeler came around
gi anting und growling again. Mr. O'Malley '
and his deputy wcro extremely busj attend
ing to f4ii ofllco full of tuxp.ivcis. Fin illy
becoming exasperated with Whcolci's por-
slstom-v and seriously tlmotuking tactics
Mr. O'Mnlloy consented to allow the Wheeler
gang to begin work , Without the loss of ft
moment the force established Itself in the
very limited visitors' space light there in the
ulllce.
"I nnver saw ouch a display of consumnato
c.ill bv nnv ono before In nil my life , " salt !
Mr. O'Malley "as this follow Wheeler has
displaced in this matter. And I never ex
pect to see It equaled and it couldn't bo sur-
pissedl"
"The Job moans $2,500 or more. " said
another county olllcial , "and only a fool has
nny doubt but that Wheeler will keep as
much of it in his family as possible. "
The new citv charter states explicitly that
this work shall bo donu by the city clerk.
The council has nothing whatever to do
with It.
0. A. It.
Excursion to Hoston
via the
Wahasli Line.
Everybody invited to join the Wubash
excursion for Boston , louring Omaha
August 0-7-8-9 und 10 , gives choice of
routes. Rates as low as tlio lowest. Ro-
ollning chair and Pullman bufTut sleep
ing curs on all trains. All agents in the
west boll tickets over tlio Wubtish via
St. Louis or Chicago. For tickets ,
slccplng-car berths and folders ( jiviiifj
routes , limits , time-tabled with a correct
man of Booton , shotting locations of depots -
pots , etc. , call at the "Wubash tiokot
olllcc , 1502 Farnara st. , orwrito
G. N. CLAYTON ,
Noi th western Pass , nnu Ticket Agent.
Tlio Sacred Heart academy for day
pupils , situated on St. Mary's avenue
nnd 27th t > t. , is an institution devoted to
the moral nnd intellectual education of
young girls. 1'ho course includes every
thing from an elementary department tea
a finished clulssical education. Besides
the ordimuy ucndeinic.il course , music , '
painting , drawing and the languages are
taught. French is included in the ordi
nary courfao. * Difference of religion is no
obstacle to the receiving of pupils , pro
vided they conform to tlio general regu
lations of the school. The scholastic
term commences the first Tuesday in
September. Classes begin at 9 a. m. ,
and pupils uro dismissed at 3:30 : p. m.
BljEW OUT THE GA.9.
James Killornn of O'Neill Found Dead
at the Casey Hotel.
Another ease of nsphpxiation by illuminat
ing gas occurred at the Hotel Casey this
morning
James Killornn of O'Neill , late editor of
the O'Neill Tribune , registered nt the
hotel about 11 o'clock last night und was
shown to room 33.
That was the lost time he was seen allvo.
Ho paid hi advance for a night's lodging and
shortly after 1 o'clock this aftoruoou the
day eluik senta bell boy tip to
tlio room with another guest , supposing that
tlio loik'cr of the night before had gone. ,
The door was found locked , hut n strong
smell of giu was discernablu. The door was
forced open , anil Killoran was found dead in
bed and the bdJy cold. He had undicsscd
nnd ictlieil , and the escaping gas had ns-
phyxnted him. The gas buincr was wlilo
open and the window und transom wcro
tightly closed.
Killoian was Identified by Mr. McKbony ,
the sheriff of his county. Ho statoa that
Killoran was n married mail und leaves a
wife nnd ono child.
At the inquest Coroner Ilarrlgan examined
flvo witnesses the ulght anil day clerks at
the hotel , the bell boy who showed Killoran
to hLs room , Dr. Coulter and Mayor McUrido
of O'Neill. The latter was a porsonnl friend
of the docoised , nnd came to Omaha with
him Thursday aftciiioon , Tney sat out In
front of the hotel for nearly nn nour and
talked before going to their rooms.
The bell boy said tlmt when ho showed the
deceased to his room ho tried to turn ou the
incandescent light , but something \\as the
matter with It and ho lighted the gas instead ,
after which ho loft. That was the last time
that Ivilloran was seen ullvo.
It was shown that Ivilloran was perfectly
sober , and there was nothing to show that his
death was premeditated. Thojuiy therefore
returned n verdict of accidental death from
asphyxia caused by Illuminating gas. It Is
supposed that the unfortuimto man tinned of
the gas and then accidentally turned it on
again In the dutluicis ,
O'J'lio deceased was twenty-five 3 ears of age.
The remains wcro uncased In n neat casket
nnd will ho forwarded to O'Neill at 0 o i locli
this morning.
The O'Neill ' Tribune , of which Mr. Killoran
was formeily the editor , suspended publica
tion a few weeks ngo.
To Nervous Dolillltntcil > r m
If you will send us your address wo wll
send j ou Dr. Dye's Celebrated Yoltalo Uel
and Appliances ou trial. They will ifuicklj
restore you to vigor , manhood and health
1'aninhlet free. VOI.TXIO BKLT Co. , Marshall
An Acknowledgement.
YORK , Nob. , July 25. To TUB Bn : Pub
lishing Company , Omuha : I hero with ham
you receipt for draft on Union National bank
Chicago , for $ J9.00 , contribution from Omaha
to aid Brudsunw cj clone sufferers.
N. M. Fciinrno.v ,
Treasurer Bradshaw llellef Fund.
The only railroad train out of Omahi
run expiessly for tlio nccommodntion o
Omnlm , Council UlulTs , DCS Moines nni
Chicago business is the Rook Islam
vostihulQ limited , leaving Omaha nt 4:15 :
p. in. dally. .Ticket olllco 100. ! , Sixteenth
und Faraam hts. , Omuha.
Miss Ueach's Curling fluid fiOc. Slier
man & JilcConnoll's pharmacy.
T LOSES OVER A THOUSAND ,
The State Oauglit for Half of Er-Troasuror
Piorson's ' Deficiency.
DEMOCRAT AND INDEPENDENT PRIMARIES ,
( V Piece of Property Too Heavily
JIorlRngcil Clarke Ahead A
Ulilef Ijoojt < > il City News
nnd Notes.
Livcoiv , Neb , July 23. [ Special to
BrE.J Today the stnto board of set-
lemon t , which consists of the state treasurer ,
iudltor nnd attorney general , settled with J ,
r. I'lerson , the ov-treasurcr of Sherman
ounty , for 50 cents on the dollar , thcro
a deficiency in his accounts of several
mndred dollars of whit was duo the slate.
The time of the deficiency was two years ago
vhllo I'lerson vas treasurer of Scward
-ounty. The county moneys entrusted to
Im to bo turned over to the state amounted
.1,13. ) . At the time thit the Seward county
> ank fulled 1'lcrson claimed that these nion.
ys had been put in this bank pending the
time to send them to the stnto treasurer nnd
consequently wore lost when the bank went
under. Plorson asked to bo released from
aylng the money duo the state and after duo
investigation the board of settlement do-
idcd to scttlo with him for 50 cents ou the
dollar. The state loses $1,500.50.
iMjirrxi > cvr PAUTV IMUM vmns.
The independent party held Its primaries
csterday , but every thing was done so quietly
t is doubtful If any poisons buttho eandl-
ntes voted , ns not oven the places of holding
ho primaries could be ascertained. The
: ouuty convention will bo held tomorrow at ! 3
> .in at Ilohunun's hull. Kilns Baker and IA
-i. Lcigliton are after legislative positions ,
tcorgoV. . Blake wants to bo senator and Ij.
si. Olllick countyeoinmUsloner ; BryanBuoll ,
Whltmore and a dozen other young attornojs
ire said to bo ilshhifj nround for the uornlna-
ion lor county attorney.
NITW com'oimioNS.
The A. M. Walters real estate investment
company of Illuo Hill has filed nrtielcs of in-
orner.ition with the secretary of stato. The
capital stool : Is 3101 > , < > OI ) . The Incorporators
u-o A. W. Walters , .lohn P. Grlncs , W. C.
Newman , F. A. Swccvy and others
1 ho Farmers' and Drovers' bank of IJuttlo
reek has also Hied aittcles of incorporation.
JL'l.o capital stock is § 100,000. The incorporator -
corporator * nro K. II. Maxwell , Jolm l\
L'icdgen , A. H. Ilunscl , B. Mcjel and lJ. .
Iale.
The Hartley milling , stock ana land com-
mnv has Hied articles of incorporation asking
: o do business at Baitley , lied Willow
county , The capital stock is 8100,000 The
n corpora toi s aie.I. ( J. Siurr , Gcoigo Ilnmil-
.011 , W. P. Ctiittiick , J. A. Curloo and N. L.
2atou. .
rrMocit VTIC rum Mitns.
The democrats of this city held their vail-
ous ward piiinaiiea last evcnlmr and clio o
Jelegates to the county convention which
meets nt Titygerald hull. The untcrrUlcd
did not manifest any grc.it excitement at any
of the'Ir meetings. At tomorrow's county
convention they will not nominate a county
ticket , but \vill simply elect a delegation to
Lho congression.il convention which meets
liere July 80. nnd also a delegation to the
state convention which \Ullbo held at Omaha
Augubt 14.
ct.uiKK inn TIIPM i.ij UP.
Mrs. Florence E. Hotsford loaned SlOoG to
John Clarke a year ago and took as secur
ity a mortgage on a houbo and two lots in
Capital View addition to the city of Lincoln.
When the time drew near for the payment of
the above Mrs. Botsford ascertained that
theio were mortgages aggregiting S1XX ( ) that
had previously been given OH the property.
The lots and house nro said to bo worth fr-UW
but as the house is unoccupied it Is decreas |
ing in value. Clarke , -who is said to bo in
solvent , sold the property to J. 1C. Livengood ,
a man of wealth. Livengood has learned of
the Incumbrancos on the property and uithcr
than pay them has failed to have his deed to
the same recoidcd. Mrs. Botsford lias
learned of this , and ns she knows that she
cannot get anything from Clarke , demands
that Livengood have hisdccd recorded so that
ho can lm\e tlio privilege of paying the mort
gage hold by her. Livengood makes ary
late at this proposition , and Mis. llotsford
lus appealed to the district court to make
Livcugood comply ulth her wishes.
1OUSO 1IUYK1UT \ \ VS Till : TIIIKF.
I. W. BolhiR and Arthur Boone , his son-in-
law , i\ere arraigned before Judge Stewart to
answer to the charge of stealing three hogs
und eight bushels of corn from B. W. Hhy-
kert , a farmer living near Princeton. Hhy-
kert's adopted son swore to some very damag
ing testimony , claiming that the prisoners
put him up to stealing the hogs and corn on
the promise of selling them for him and giv
ing him half the proceeds. According to this
testimony they wore really accessories
to the orimo instead of principals nud
of course they wcro discharged. Tlio pris
oners claimed of course that young Khykcrt
was lying and endeavored to throw the
blame on him.
imvNixmuij , sr.T ruim.
Dan Bcnninghall , the llfteen-ycar-old lad
who was arrested for his deliberately aiming
n loaded revolver nt n number of small boys
nnd finally shooting little Eugene Warner in
the head , was taken bofoio County Judge
Stewart today and the case thoroughly ven
tilated. The judge was sitlslled that lien-
ninghall hint uo criminal Intentions and ns
the boy ho shot is rccovcrlngtko prisoner was
discharged.
CITT NEWS AND XOTES.
Mrs. Benton , wife of the state auditor , re
turned this afternoon from Dakota Hot
Springs.
Frank W. Bowno Is after an elegant lot in
block li > , of Hawloy's addition to Lincoln ,
\\hlch is owned by Lllllo M , Johnson. Bowno
holds a mortgage against it calling forSl.iirs.
THE COl'KiX ISliEW UP.
Many DlflleuItloH Attended the Burial
ot' lrs. John 1'eterson.
A most singular burial took place nt
Springfork , fifteen miles distant fiom
Sodalia , Mo. , the ether day. Among
the early settlers of this county wore a
uyoug Gorman named Jolm Peterson
nnd his wife. . Mn > . Peterson died of
dropsy. At th'o time of her deatli she
was a remarkably largo woman , weigh
ing1 nearly three hundred pounds , says n
dispatch to'tho Now York Herald.
Immediately after Mrs. Peterson died
arrangements were mndo for the funeral.
Tlio largest casket , to bo procured in the
city was the exact mousuromontioqulred
nt tlio time of death , hut ns it was not de
livered until Fiiday morning tlio body
hail swollen so much that it was crowded
Into the casket with much dilllcuUy. The
lid was then screwed down and llio body
loft in that condition for burial. Ice
could not bo procured. The funeral
services voro set for Sunday af
ternoon nnu , as Is custom.vry , n
number of neighbors ncted ns watchers
Friday night. At midnight the watchers
wore startled by a loud report in the
room whore the collln had boon placed.
It was found that the gusos of the body
had accumulated within the casket until
their force burst the glass over thu face
of Mrs. Peterson. So great was the force
of the explosion that the body wan shot
forward and. upward , the head protrud
ing from the collln.
A consultation was held nnd it wns de
cided that owing to the condition of the
body the burial should take place at
once. The grave having been prepared
the collln wius curried to tlio burial place
and strong iopes were placed under the
casket. Just as the collln was hoinglow-
erod olio of the assistants lot go of his
end of the rope. This throw the weight
to the head of the cotlln and the lopes
were jerked from tlio hands of the men
stationed there. Tlio coflln full with
great force , head down , and burst to
pieces. Another consultation was held
und it was decided to till up the grave nt
once without waiting for another cobkot.
Pears' is the purest and best goapovcr mudo
MCSMU t ( IKSTini.
\VI y n llcnntiriil IinKii | | Amntttcr
Aotrofis I-icft the St'fje.
Leslie Chester , the sutgoiiatno of Mrs.
Edith Cavow , Is u uotuitUul woman who
cnmo to America thrco years ngo with
Ilo3lim Yokes. The reason why she
never came again I * u peculiar one and
not without Interest , says the San Trail ,
clsco Kxamincr. Her husband , nn im
mensely wealthy limn , did not llnd fault
with his wife indulging her liking for
amateur theatricals , but when it came
to her going on the stngo as a profes
sional , ho objected very much. However -
over , ns a lovely woman can always got
her own way , ho agreed to lot her
como over to this country with Miss
Yokes , provided itMIS to bo the last
time. This wag agreed to , ami the
beauty cmno , fcaw nnd conquered. All
Now York was at her feet , nnd tlio ex
quisite feature * , glossy hair and soft
eyes wore talked of in every place. She
vns hero nbout three months and then
vent homo. Tlio no.\t year she begun
to urge her husband to lot her como
ngain , but in the mean time there litul
been born to her the modt lovely boy
baby the eye over rested on.
Her husband announced that if she
came to America to go on the stage It
was ngainst lilt ? will nnd ho would go
lion limiting in Africa. After much
weeping and persuading she concluded
to risk the dudes of New York and lot
him run tlio dangers of African wilds.
The baby was loft In the euro of tlio
mirtjo who had had him over binco ho
was born , nnd who had nursed his mother
before him , and to whom the little fel
low wns devoted. His pretty mamma
bade hlrn good-bye , and accompanied by
mother and sister to sco her oil Joined
the Yokofces nt Liverpool. Whoii grand-
mamma got back to London eho found
to lior horror that the old nurfeo had hern
suddenly taken verj * ill. A doctor was
sent for pronounced it a nuligimnt fever
nnd it became necessary bofoio the duy
was over to remove- her toahospitnl.
King Baby Was inconsolable , ho wept
and wept , and wept , tatting up his voice
nnd icfuaing to bo comforted. First one ,
then another tried toiootlio his majesty ,
but lie would not.
At lust ono of his abject slaves was
forced to retire as it diewnear 1 o'clock.
About 9 that morning a note came to her
loom saying : "Somethingwonderful
has happened. Comedown. ' Down she
wont , and as she ncared the nursery she
icalked that thoio as a blissful still
ness. Opening the door , she looked in ,
and there sat pretty Leslie Ulic.stcr with
her baby in her arms , each looking as
happy as could bo. And this \\iib the
story she told : Prom the veay time she
got on the steamer she became certain
that something was the matter with the
baby. She could think of nothing elto. ,
She boomed to hear it cry all the time ,
and nurbO didn't scorn to help it ir y.
"
"When tlio steamer reached Queens-
town nnd the tender wont to
got the mails , Leslie and her
maid got on board , apparently , ns did
many ether passengers , just to look at
the mace , but she announced when she
reached thoio that she didn't intend to
go back ; that her maid might return
and got her baggage , but go to America
she would not , contract or no contract ,
as she was sure something was tlio mat
ter with that baby. The manager
might talk about disappointing the people
ple and fiimoand ( fuss. The mother was
stronger than the man and would not
move. So catching that famous train ,
"The Wild Irishman , " sh.e got back to
London just twenty-Jour houis after bho
had left it , The husband was tele
graphed to and returned' ' . Pretty Mrs.
Carowumdoa vow never to go on tlio
stage again , to content herself with nm-
ntour allnlrs , and now , instead of ono ,
there aio two boy bnbles , and Afiiea and
America mo never suggested in the
homo circle.
Nervous debility , poor memory , dlfildenco ,
sexual weakness , plmplcs.cuicd by Dr. Miles'
Nenlne. Samples free at Kuhu & Co.'sl5th
and Douglas.
Both tlio method nnd results \vhen
Syrup of Figs ia taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tlio tnsto , nnd nets
gently yet promptly on. the Kidneys ,
Liver nnd Bowels , cleanses tha sys
tem effectually , diapels colds , Lead-
achea and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figa is the
only remedy of its kind over pro
duced , pleasing to tlio tnsto and oe-
ceptablo to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy nud agreeable substances , ita
many excellent qualities commend it
to all nnd have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in 50o
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO ,
SAN FRMCtSCO , ML.
IOUISVILLE , KY. NEW YORK. tt.Y ,
A poclcrt full of money amount * to llttifl
nfturlirulth JK ni > . Tocnjoy 111 * . " S" l
niiimtllo.BoniiilillKi'iit Ion and clmtlolliTiU.1 ,
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Recommendation.
i W.I. lllulr , nnmlllc , Vn.imji ! "Iliuvo
loiic unVreiI frniiiTvrpor iiftlioI.U frnucl
J'J Bimiisln , , m l h.ivn lijml iilmnU cmry.
tiling , but Hover ilnrlt c < l Imif llio IH unfit I Imt
I limn liail from Tutt'ii 1'llU. I recommend
thrnitoiill tlmt iiroulimtccl-ivKU Ujijiopalji
ami Sick lloadaclio. "
Tirfct's Ziver Pills
CIVE GOOD DIGESTION' .
CTETSON'S TJ A TQ
001T AND STIFF llAlO.
Boyd's Opera House Block.
There is nothing its equal for relieving the SORENESS , ITCHING
or BURNING , reducing tlie INFLAMMATION , taking out REDNESS ,
and quickly bringing the skin to its natural color , 0
BE WARE of Imposition. Toke POND'S EXTRACT only. Sco landscape
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THE GREAT LIVERand STOMACH REMEDY
Cures nil ( liHonlci-s ot'tho hlonliioli , Ijlx-r , lti > u < l > , ( ( * }
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tract
HADWAY'S I'lIjT.Snioncuio for tlilscoinpliilnt. liu y touoitp llio Intoni il frt'iptlons to
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ties than exist in the best of other cocoas.
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The tissue of the cocoa bean is so softened as to render
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ou rinilUrn , nrnnr furtlii-r liifiirmntlon
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I'd.N'l I1A < T wlllitlioMiitonl I.iiiilhliiiu mil part nt
tlio Cmi tUiittoanr ilioSlnln. IXII. Mir o.M'Iro ' UM-
iii. TIIIC iiiihior.iAMAin , , iMh
Tlio In nlKlMttirfor linl. ) l inn , whlcli ndJournrMnn
the IDIh or. I nly lit tlilHyfnrli.iKonliMiHliiiiAMICNI- )
MKM' to llio I { inHlltiitlonut the Mute to ho unli-
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will carry then lirrtur of 'III13 IOIIISIANA hTATIl
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.
BUFFKHKUS FIIOM
Aerinim Di'lilllly ,
I , , - Youlhful InilNrrclloni ,
\ j I.o't Manhood.
'Bo Your Own Physician I :
HMIT men , from the effect ! or youthful
wi > rud nc , linK * bioutfht alnjut aitato of ;
' Wfnkn ( thot lift ! itducoil tdi' 'iicrnlBji- J
I torn ir > tniicli M to Induce aim out DTVIT <
f ether illsciuu , ami ttio real cauita of tlio J
f ( rouUo iwarceljovcr ItflMKBuipwlM , tli y <
f Hro diKtorcd for bvfrythiiifrlmt tlit > rl ! it !
( one. NotultlialAmUiiu the many TAlttnblo '
\ rnit > ( len [ thntmwllcalaclurcoliaMiiroduccil <
rorthoittluf oftlilflf laBU of pnttontd , none ;
\ of the onlianry niotUioftr " *
{ I'ltfil ' nnirllro vco have cji rlihrhted 'vrllti ;
> and UlHOorerwd new nmt contentrntwl i
, ( liys TheiiccoiupinylnK Itrtticrlptlou , _ „ . - ,
' feri < l aa n ct-rlnln nnd Hpmly cur < \Ri
> nundrttil of rafim luourinocticu liaro l en :
I r ? torul to | > if-it lunlth I * U UKO after ;
tMtkHfulkd I'eift-ctlji uroln-
. . * tl ouwoilUitlioiirtjiarutlunof ;
I Ihl4pn criitlon. |
; Zl I'rythroxylon corn , 1 S drachm ,
Jorunlitn.l ! S < Irurhm.
llolonlait DlokA , 1 Xtiiaclnii *
( "It lucmln. SRtatiu
.
hit. kptnmlra , a nruiihi.
Illycirlno , a > . Mil.
. lUkuMplltn. takolrlllBtSp. rn.nml.n.
; nttier on k'oln to liutl lu Komu COKI It will
E nt l > c < Uilinp , niaklnpr ilinnuinttertlirt'o icliy. '
. IhUirmolylmulapltHltooviirycoiiilltlonoC 1
! ln > rvoiiiilI/llltTniiil ooUni' iluitliorioi ! , '
I Imiirudonco The nfu | > eratlvo liowt.rl o ( '
tliltimtorfttlvitaro truly KtonUhliiiiuiillti
> usucontlnutMl for aaliort time cliantri a tlio !
! Ituiiultl , iloljlIlulncl.nrm-liticoniUtlunta '
j ouoof renowoil llf nn 1 vltfor.
! /Kvearocnmtuntlylnrurelptofltttenof ;
; Inquiry ulntlvoto tlili romtily , wo wnuM
mytmliMiowhowoullprofurtontUlnltof !
, by rvmlllliiK Jl axr-uitly o < Alnl irk-
? n conUlnlnK CO illlii , carefully rom-
ijmlcd.wlll la ntnlljy mum mall from
; ourprlvato Inlmrntnry.ur wowlllfiinilih t
iAckuRun , which wIlliuroiuoitcaiM.torU. '
Mdrau or call on
Hew England Modlcal Institute ,
2 t Trririont Ilo\v. llmliin , Man.
O ? GnvjrtaM , IB 9. by y. II. HIIIIK.
131-4.
ELECTRIC BELT
wrTHsuzmEHsonr
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WK ( .1 til - A.'W'iV * ' * , ftp to G CJI t3l , ly Ibli N
' OrrilBTRID BUT AND SUSPIIISOHY
orllKUMI - V J' BIKKV , Ma < l < for Ilili > | i cllloiur <
'Oie.turrnl ( ItBrmllr * > Itlbnftti i , flTlnifrrrli , iill < lSixilh.
In , CoMUuaui lurrrnU or KUrlllcll' Iliroliih nil WKAK
I'iltTHri > tirliJilli pitollKAIrll , , HI.OIIIII KM rilKMjrll.
> l > flrlt lurrml fell | B.I. I | ) , r we forMI ItUil In cull ,
IIKLT anil tui niorr C iulpl | iC ( . ami up. Merit r ml * r
ntflfallr ( ur l In thri > v uioutli * . Bklrd palullilct tr .
B&WDEN ELICTRIOCO. , lil3Uh.il.iJu , CHICAOO.ltl.
MANHOOD
garlr l * < ftf tort lit tie * tapoUw
. . - "
fytIMI vWtmmnoaiiiiiuiiT
/fvtnrrtl * VftH'Atrltfarrd. J'arlitnlar ttl rtipntrlii0n it
Ai llvi Tr llu > ut nixiaiijiraloil IK lrU llnliU.
ldJr .ilECn\tllEl.V3V'tn V , IIO A IIH HUllau bl. , K.T.
TO WEAK
Buffering from the olficUof youthful orrnrn. mrlT
ttcttj , watilntf vrrakniiu , Imtt iiintU > o < Ml.ctr * . . I wHI
wnil A valuable Iri'nUwi ( wnlnill lonulnliiK full
rartlrulnn for linino run' , FltKI. of rharfo , A
ploudld mfnllcnl work I Khnulil IK ) tvna by nerx
innn who In titrvnit * nml ( khllHap | < l.
.
Nopiytlllcurid.Br. J.STIPlItfU.Letiuou.O ,
A OOOIWIC'H. ' Lawyer , 1131 Udirliurn St ,
jv Ulileugo , .11 j curs' Hunrisful jiraolca ,
Advice I ixis ! nopuljllclty. bpoolal favllltloi.
In ninny htatiin.
FEMALE BEANS
Alwoluttlv nll l ItMrf < tlr Hftfo.niont iMiwrrfulfurmU
rfKUlMurKiKiwn nen rfulft < ia ) M > , i ttim ) I , on * boi
AcKut. < ' ' " "
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