THE OMAHA DAILT BEE , SUNDAY , AUGUST 10 , 1890TWELVE PAGES. I
MORSE'S.
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MEN'S
KID GLOVES
75c.
r.vcry pair wnininlod , Hdunlly worth
11X0. M7 t T , 7J | , 7i } and ? only.
MEN'S
r" -
Traveling fs-
$2.00.
Genuine . leather lined 11'iR , stroni ? und
well tnailc. ItoliiK to bulky to incivo wo
liavucut tliu prlcu tuch > uoiit the lot.
Boy's All Wool
Tricot Waists
98c.
tl,7. Tbcsn > . tl7M urn , strictly 0,7 , K , It , 10 nil and wool II years and worth only.
MEN'S GAUZE
Underwear
16k.
Tonioiiow and during thn week wooffcr
61 dorcn.'Jcases , extra llnnGuii/o Under
wear , the buLnneo o ( our Suminor stook ,
at IC'ic. Tlicso are actually worth U3o
each ,
Morse DryGoodsCo
OAIKTIUS OK 31 IE AVIOI3IC.
Charles Met/ Entertaining Ills
Frlendrt on Top of a Tnlly-IIo.
A Jolly party filled ouo of Stcphenson's
tally-hos last evening nnd then driving
through the streets , kept the air in vibration
by means of inorry laughter and frequent
blasts of horns. About twenty young Indies
niul gentlemen participated iu the fun upon
tlio invitation of Mr. Charles Jletz , by whom
the outing wns given. Tlio coach was first
driven to Council Bluffs and after returning
traced the streets of Omaha. Before dis
banding the putty stopped nt the rooms of the
Dcutscuor club where refreshments wore
Bcn-ed. 'fhoso whoonjoyoil the rldo were
the Misses Pomy , Tzschuck , Schmidt , Lund ,
( Jerner , the Misses Smith of Davenport , la. ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Lanpo , Mr. and Mrs.
Gygernnd Messrs. Charles , Prod and Arthur
Motz , T/schuck , Lund , Charles Gyger and
Arthur Smith of Ouvonport.
A Krceptioii to 3IIKH Clolantl.
A most delightful reception was given
Thursday evening at the homo of'William
Darst at Thirty-ninth and Cass streets , in
honor of JIlss May Cleland of Peoria , III. ,
who Is visiting the family atyhosQ residence
the reception was given. The attractive
parlors were beautifully decorated with ( low
ers and greens , while In ono corner , half
hidden by the folingo , stood the punch uowl
filled with a cool , delicious beverage. Iatcr
in the evening an elegant lunch was served in
the dining-room. The IMiuutoliii club added
to the entertainment of the guests.
Those present were : Misses Beatrice
O'Brlou , llpponotor , May Cory , A'irgio Mor
risen , Carrie Cinnmings , llattio \illin- -
wleder , I\'ettlo Ilaverly , Etta Moore , Agffio
McUiTiiiott , Mnnplo Cunningham , Annie
Cuniiiiigliniii , 1'carl 1'ngo , Clara Hiloy , Helen
Sharp , May Clark. Messrs. Prof. Sutorlous ,
Fred Smith , Charles Uradburv , Sherman
, Yule , Quy Axtol , II. Poarso'ns , Frank
Stoney , James .Munroc , Edward Darst ,
% JL. Henry Clclnud , Qnincy Knouso , .Tohn Cotter ,
V v ? Henry Cottar , William King , William AVhlto-
horn , Hichiird Jones , J , F , Higgias , John
EHinotor | , William Darst , Thomas Hlloy.
Miss Cleland will leave for her homo In
nbout two weeks.
Ail Outing at Syndicate Park.
On Friday evening a very pleasant picnic
wrs given nt Syndicate park lu honor of Miss
Kuth ICimball of St. Paul. The party was
chaperoned by Mrs. Jeff.V. \ . Hertford and
Mrs. E. F. Seavor.
A very pleasant boat rldo was taken upon
the lake , then refreshments were served after
. , which the party amused themselves by using
* " " 'ttib swniRS and enjoying tbo romantic beauties
of nature's nark.
Besides .Miss ICimball there were present :
Misses Jessie 1'assell , Salllo Lyman , Annie
Lou Fitch and sister , Mainlo Bedford nnd
Miss Kobcrtson of Kansas City ; also Messrs.
1 > . William Hurdott , S. Arlon Lewis , H A.
IChmuoy , M. I. Patterson , Henry \V , Pen-
nock , FiMhk M. Beach , Silas Cobb , Dr. WU
aud Mr. Uubertson ,
Omaha People K < > A-llslilng.
Mrs. ARiistus Pratt ollercd the prizes at a
second fishing contest that occurred at Lake
Ol "bojl last Tuesday afternoon nt Mineral
Point. ' 1'horo were fourteen small boats nnd
ono steamer engaged , in the oontest and this
tlmo turoo Omaha people took prizes. Mrs ,
Clouiont Chase won the flrst pri/o for the
lady catching the largest Hsh , a fishing hat
trimmed wltn hooks and lines , Mrs. Kdwln
Bauui took the booby prUe , a box full of
frogs with the suggestion tliut they are
"cood bait for bass. " Hert Gray , son of F ,
"
"U. dray , wou the ( 'eiitlcmcn's booby , a satin
i ' bug of com meal und a tiny , minnow net ,
'The other prizes , n fine fish scide , n hook o *
tractor and n compass went to other than
Oaiahans. After thu prizes hud been awarded
u vote of thanks was extended to Mrs , Pratt
, A < . obweli 1'urty.
Thursday evening Miss Margaret Brown
gave a "Cobweb" party to the tennis club o
which she U a member. These liivitod wore
Misses Mary Duck , Mar aivt Cook and Uth-
. clwynno Kennedy aud Messrs. Paul Ludlng
ton , Liiriuioro Deulso , Arthur Montmorenoy
und Howard Kennedy , Jr. After patloatl ;
U-uciiitf to iu cad tlio Uuitflcd bllkou thread
MORSE'S.
Boy's ' Clothing
25 Per M
DISCOUNT ,
We are clowns out our entire line of
Hoys' Clothing : our uttontlon boliift to
open In our now cstnbllihuipnt with n
complete new stock , niul until Sept.
1st , shall offer ovorytliliijf In this depart-
mcntut 'i off regular prices.
Ladies' Jackets
AH wool , black Stockinet Jackets , au
tumn welitht imd most desirable shape *
To cflVut a speedy clearance , wo hnvo cut
thu price to $3.50
sstB
Ladies' Suits ,
This lot of suits comprises black laoo'
black silk , black cashmere and colored
wool suits , raiiK'n ' ? I" Jirloo from t0 to
S'M. Kor this week choloo of tlio lot at
tlOOO.
Ladies' ' Suits ,
These are all wool and como In a Ta-
rloty of materials and colors. Wo do not
wish to take thoin Into our new More nnd
will sell choice of the lot at Jj. Former
price ITJ to $13.
Morse Dry Goods Co
n trusted to him , each ono found some dainty
> rizo awaltinp him. Silver scarf pins , bangle
iraceletsnnd other pretty Rifts rojoieed them
11. Hefreshincats were then served nnd the
club adjourned , unanimously voting that of
nil their plo.is.ant meetings this \vos the most
moyablo. ] _
r.au'itzer-Koeler.
Mr. O. M. Itowltzor and Miss Li/zio Keoler
voro united In marriage Sunday , August .1 ,
tov. Suvngo onielatlng. The ceremony took
ilnco nt the rcsidenco of the bride's parents ,
md was witnessed only by the relatives and
most intimate friends of the contracting
jivrtios. Air. U.iwlUor is connected with the
Jinaha tent and awning company , and Miss
Ceclor is n young lady -well known to a host
of friends in Omaha. Soon after the core-
iiony the bridal party left for the cast , and
wlll'bo t homo homo to their friends about
August 15 , ut 310 South Tenth street.
A IM enfant Affair.
A surprise party wns given last evening nt
07 1 Twenty-seventh nvcniio to Jennie E. Ben
nett , the Uvelvo-yoar-old daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. J. S. Bennett. There were present
Misses Loio and Ada Mnglnn , Pearl Uiloy
md Ella 1'Yco and Masters Guy and Kolfo
McLuin , Guy and Ward Halter , Arthur Suv-
ago nnd Albert " \Vallaee of Chicago. Music ,
dancing and plays occupied the evening. Ko-
frcsiiinents were served by the mothers of the
youths. . _
! Vfnvciuoiit4 ut'Soolrty
Sirs. J , S. Stone loft for Boston yesterday.
John Patriot left for Now York Wednes
day.
I'Y.mlc Moorcs left for Chicago and the east
Monday ,
Mrs. Dr. Murcor Is visiting friends in
Duluth , Minn.
Mrs. Kdwin Taylor Is visiting friends in
Soiuorvlllc , Mass.
Max Meyer loft for Milwaukee nnd the
cast Thursday evening.
Milton Rogers nnd family h five returned
from Spirit L'ike , In.
Mrs. 0. N. Hamsoy has gone to New York
where she will visit friends.
Dr. V , II. Coffnian loft for Spirit Lake
Thursday on week's vacation.
Mr. E"iest Kiall returned this wool : from
n flying trip to I'lttsburg , Pa.
It. A. Uodgcrs of Montreal Is visiting his
brother , George A. Uodgors , of this city.
Mr. D. C. Dunbir of Salt Lake City , for
merly of Omaha , is the guest of Mr. Krncat
Klall.
Uov. Luther M , Kulms left Thursday fora
month In the east of relaxation and enjoy *
in cut.
( icorgo Josselyn nnd faintly have gone to
the i'aeillo eoabt to spend a two-months' va
cation.
jBMlss riorenco Yutes went cast Monday and
will spend several weeks among friends in
Now York.
Mrs. T. S. Valll nnd Miss Ellen Vaill of
Boatrieo nro the guests of Mrs. M. lleth , at
211'J Cass street.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Thomas Swoho have gone to
Hot Springs , South Dalcotn , for the balauco
of the summer.
Mrs. George II. Leslie left Saturday even
ing for n two-mouth : ) ' visit with friends in
Portsmouth , N. 'I.
Vlco-Presldent Kees of ttio board of educa
tion loll Friday evening for Niagara Falls
for n month's vacation ,
P. J , MeShimo has returned from a
prosperous and lively trip to Deadwood nud
tbo northwoitcrn region.
Dexter L. Thomas and family were eastbound -
bound passengers on the Milwaukee Wednes
day , en route to Boston ,
J. J. Donnelly , jr. , superintendent of the A.
D. T. Co. , has returned after six weeks pleas
uring in the mountains , "
0. N , Davenport , steward of the Millard
hotel , returmM Thursday from u three weeks' '
vacation nt Hot Springs , S. D.
Mrs. William II. Latcy and daughter Inez
nnd MUs Inez M. Hiukoll loft for Kansas
City Thursday to visit friends.
\V. P. Allen , manager of the Now York
Mutual llfoln.sumnco company , and family
left for Boston Wednesday morning.
Dee iliiyncs of the Boyd management U
Miuimt' ring on the Island of Muckiuuo in the
straits between Lake Michigan and Lake
Huron.
Mrs. 0. N , Itanuoy , Miss Yutcs and ! .
MORSE'S.
i iHiimnn
Misses' and Boys'
These havpalwnysi told at$1.60 Como
incrimm and Krny Humid , also selected
jiaHcnuiii Ilnu iiimlity ot Outing fc'lau-
ncli Halo price ftv.
LADIES'
$2.00.
Madeot best ore .in i Shrunken flannel ,
t ui'lti'd yoke and lured k'cvcs. worth
$ .159. On sale this \\ook \ ut J..OO.
LADIES'
DRESSING
SACOUES ,
68c.
Honestly made , tool iiallty | : cambrlo ,
luokcd front and uiubrolilrrud on neok
and sleeves. During this sale utGSo.
Ladies' Black
NETTED CAPES ,
Made of best quality llluclc Tontloo
flpwInxSIlk , with rich , deep silk frlngo.
Clearing price 4'i.UJ.
Morse DryGoodsCo
Tohn Fatrirlf left for Now York Thursday
evening to join Mr. and Mv . J. N. H. Pat
rick.
rick.Dr.
Dr. L. A. Mcrrlam has conn to Chicago and
Berlin , AVis , , on a short trip. His father at
: ho luttcr place is quite ill , and not expected
.0 recover.
Miss Carrie Cook and daughter GIMCO of
! lilcii'o ( uro vlsltliif ; Mrs. M. A. Sylvester ,
the fonnor'a sister , ut S.73 South Twenty-
third street.
Muster Charles N. Hlno is spending the re-
Htiindcr of his vacation ftorn Lake Forest
college with his mother at her homo hi
[ CountPlace. .
Mr. Frank A , Paddock , son of Senator
P.iddock , arrived In the pity Friday and will
romuin several weeks with his sister , Mrs. 0.
J. Collmuu , at S12. ) Dodso.
Mr. and Irs. C. N. Dlctz returned Sunday
from jMaska nncl ni-o highly ulr.ted over their
trip. They not only enjoyed two weeks of
lii'h ( lifo on the boat , but s.uv much that was
intcrostiiiB1.
Mayor Gushing left for Boston Friday
ovcnliiL' to attend the banquet to bo given in
the Hull city on AtiRU't IS by the Mayors'
club of Mim-iphustitts to the president , vieo
president and cabinet. Ho will bo gotio
about two weeks.
Stuart Li. Hoyden of this citv , nccompan-
led by ills sister , Mrs , Ashbcl i'attorson , and
his brother , II. It.JIaydon of Lincoln , left
Thursday for "Washington iu response to tolo-
BWtns aauouiiciii'thu ! serious illness of their
mother , MM. Mary E. llnydca , formerly of
this city.
Messrs. Kato Crary , Al. Patrick nnd John
CUi'ko , who returned last week from a sum
mer outing at Patrick brothers r.mcho , report
a Rood time , much ( 'ood hunting through
Northern Wyoming nnd Montana nnd llshiiifj
in tbo trout .streams of the mountainous dis
trict up as far nstho Crowiesemition. They
Avcro aceonipanieil part of thu tirau hy D. U.
Sutplien and ICclly McConws.
Tuesday evcnini'tho Amphion Glco club ,
composed of members of the Apollo club ns
follows ; First tenors , AVcir and Wherry ;
second tenors , Dale and Treynorj first bass ,
Abbott and Dnr.vea : second bass , Stills and
Sanders , serenaded a number of tlieir friends
in a most charniliiB' manner nnd they were
received ns delightfully. 1'hoy ilrst visited
Mi's. Sherwood on Dodge street and from
there they railed oil Mrs. C. 12. Squires , the
Jltssei Parker , daughter of Ur. Purknr , the
Mb's s Dabcock , terminating nttho Morruin.
Bishop AVorthlnpton , wlio consented toro-
llevo the bishop of Now Yoilt for a few
weeks , in oiiler that the latter might secure
needed rest in Kuropo , wns Riven n handsome
dinner last week at the University club by
the president of the Fourth National banlr ,
Now York. This ucclc the bishop of Ne
braska is the guest of his friend Dr.Vobb at
Shellwno Farms , Vt , , and next week is to heat
at "lllonk iroiiso , " Nc yport , the country
residence of Mr. Koss Winnns ot Baltimore.
Ho expects to ho absent about six weeksand
will bo iu his dloccso the last of this month.
Dr. Birnoy euros cutnrrh , Deouldg.
lUIISTMS-DONW.
llavpcr't
From the cool mead in shifting shadow
thrown
Its winsome pinions drift n-down the dale ,
Over the stream and through its pearly
veil ,
Under the sombre hemlock , ivy.grown.
By crannied noolcs , where happy insects
drone ;
Light as n moonbeam on the dreamy gale ,
It eddies onward llko the faintest trail
Of a thin cloudlet through dim
blown ;
Tineas the Illicit floss of Samarcand ,
Soft ns the kiss of twilight on the weld ;
AVlillo it is tu'istlns * through the pensive
gloom ,
It seems some viewless spirit with nlmblo
hand
Spins it with lightest , nlrlost sun-gold
To a bright fabric ou the west wind's
loom.
Dr. Birnoy cure * catarrh , Beobldjj.
A Notable Kcport.
"For disordered monsturntion , annrmln
and sterility , It niay properly bo terincd a
speclllo. "
Ktruct from Dr.V. . V. Mason's report on
the waters of Excelsior Springs , Missouri.
Dr , Birnoy cures catarrh , Bee bldff.
MORSE'S.
CHENILLE
I
OnlvSO ' pairs of the fl.VOJChonlllo Tur-
talns'lctt that will bo ckucd out ut $10 u
pair.
50c.
WX1 Holland Shade * , iiiounlod on sprlnz
flumes , toady t" him , ! ; worth T.HJ ; will
dined out at C > 0c eaoli ,
RE6SRDLE88
OF COST ,
\Vi > liuvo alarpo ns ortniPiit of flnoMlk
Curtains. laiiRins In prh-c frt-in $4 o to >
IHT { .tilr. that must In ) sold hofuio inov-
! n . Wu will c o < out the onttiohni' rf-
ptillcBi of roit. dill nndsco tliuin. No
truulile to bhow
SILK
COUCH
COYERS ;
and | 3 ,
75 fine .Tule nnd TJaw ? ! llc Couch Covers
for tl.ls week only * 2 00 and W.OO. Those
are worth M.OO and $ C.CO each.
Morse Dry Goods CQ
Tlio Cureer ot" a IM'lira.slca I ioiiccr ,
JtoiHMidy Drou-iiRil.
The lutoWillet 1'ottingcr of Plattsmoutb ,
'or years one ol the bojt known lawyers nnd
politicians in the state , affords n Rood subject
tor an Interesting sketch , n sketch that could
jo made to abound with pathos as well as hu-
nor , and furnish u moral lit iiaiui adornment
'or any tale.
Ho was drowned in the Missouri rlversomo
: hreoor four weeks npo within sight of his
: iomo , Ir. Pottinger was always an onthu-
clastio follower of Izaak Walton , and for
years has had his "trot" lines strung nlonff
the river , it being a legend that his catches
exceeded those of any fisheraian along
: ho Hip Muddy for , say n stretch of onohun-
ilred miles , either up or down , It is supposed
llmtlio was in pursuit of hlsfavoritopastime
the passion for which luis remained dom'nailt
oven In the enfcoblement which always ac
companies old nee that ho was out seeing to
his "lines , " nnd the treacherous bunk crum
bled beneath his fci't , precipitating him Into
the rustling river. Ho was too weak nnd un
nerved to hntllo with the powerful current
and was swept off to death.
In his early days I'oHlnifer wns much more
than an ordinary man , and always took n
conspicuous part "in the affairs of the terri
tory. HoHUB a lawjcr , too , nnd
ono of wonderful ncumen nnd force ,
shrewd nnd perspicacious in drafting his
plans , nud decisive and brilliant iu their exe
cution.
Indeed Pottinger was no ordinary individ
ual , but n porsonuKuvho should hnvo t-
tuiiicdgrcatcrliclKhts in the plane of public
lifo than ho did , but now that ho has poiio.his
foibles und faults nnd the profligate phases of
his life have gone with him , nnd ho will have
a place in Nebraska's history that will live
long ufter his bones are dust , for it was by
his peculiar ingenuity nnd hold nction that
this great state wns admitted to the union.
.Pottingor was a graduate of the Athens , O.
university. Ho came west mid locntod nt
PluttMiiouth uack in 185liandfor , a number of
years practiced law as n partner of
the Hon. T. M. Marrjuctto. Ho
owned several shares in the original
town of Plnttsmoutli , nnd was the builder of
ono of the handsomest dwelling houses iu tlio
town.
Pottlnccr was a queer man In many parti
culars ; sharper than a Serpent's tooth , un
scrupulous in the attainment of his ends ,
shrewd and ustuto In all his manipulations
mid devices , it smooth man with his liiij'nlstl-
cnl powciH , and generally successful in nil
his undertakings. Ho wasn't troubled very
frequently with any qualms of conscience.
In IbOO ho was ono of the canvassing board
for Cuss county , when the adoption of the
stnto constitution was Toted on. As will bo
recalled by tlio old-timers nnd nil those famil
iar with Nebraska's cnily history , the demo
crats , true to their Instincts , were rabidly op
posed to the proposllibn.
' .They would hnvo ' defeated It. too , In all
probability , had it not been for "Wlllet Pot-
finger's nuver-faillng .ingenuity.
By some mystoi ions , hook or crook , an Ir
regularity of some nbstruso character wns
discovered In the returns from Kock llluffs ,
in Pottliigor's county , uud it was Pottiugor's
preternatural discernment that discovered
this timely discrepancy. The county board
wns composed of Pottinger , County Clerk
SpurlockandJ. A. Uhaplu. The veto wns
held back until it was learned to n certainty
that by throwing out the vote of Hock Bluffs
the whole aspect of nffnlrs would bo changed
nnd the constitution would bo carried nnd all
the ofllccs of the state fall to the lot of the
republicans.
Was Willet equal to the emergency 1
Well , history says that the Hock Muffs re
turns were thrown out , and Nebraska came
into the union through the nccouchmcnt of
Pottlnper. It was rocky on Hock Bluffs , but
went nil the same , and Nebraska owes the
wily canvasser a monument as high as the
Eiffel tower.
'J'ho democrats charged Pottinger with the
grossest fraudbut Pottingor was aman with a
good deal of the facetious in bis composition ,
nnd the wrath of the bourbons was the balm
of Ollead to bis soul. *
It is also said that it was I'ottlnger's '
peculiar methods that mndo I'hlucas W ,
Hitchcock United States senator.
1'ottingor of Cass nnd Kennedy of Bnrny
county were contestants for float senator for
that district , and of course the certificate
was issued to Pottingor , Ho held his scat
MORSE'S ,
Wash Silks ,
The balance of our hnniUoino paltorm
\V.iihable silks wo place on sale Mon
day at ( We , Our stock of those goods now
limited. Conic early.
22 Inch
Colored Surahs
45c
Colon navy , mahogany , jnorovp ,
Onliolln. I'litnche. ' scarlet. Inline , Htcol
blues a regular TSe quality for 45o.
Beie Challis ,
Kienred and plain , light and dark col
or * , double fold , former price 13'-4cmnrk- ;
cd down for tills bale toCUc a yard.
Fine liiteLaces
Colored
Wool Laces ,
2(5 (
Tomorrow at our Inco department n,000
vaids of whttolaecs : also .1,01)0urdnof , )
colored wool luce' ) at "o a ymd. 'i'liey are
worth from IV'O ' to TJu a yard.
Morse Dry Goods Co
for part of tbo session , until , In fact , ho had
accomplished the object that hud Induced bis
candidacy , and that was to vote for
Hlti'hcodc for United States Fonntor. On tlio
llnal comit of-ttie vote for sljito senator , the
\vusa\vunlcd to Kennedy , but in the in-
toiim the election of United States senator
had boon accomplished ,
j\s a reward for this work , PottiiiRcr was
appointed register of the land ofileo nt Salt
Lake , from -which ho was removed on account
of tlio bitter feliiips of the Mormons ng.iimt
him , which animosity arose out of bomoof his
decisions on land matter * .
Pottliiger was personally and morally hon
est , so all his old confcics huld , but was ono
of these men who think that all is honest and
fair in politics ns well ns love and war.
Ho was fond of a Jok" , and fonder of per
'
petrating 'one , nnd ninny a man has felt the
sting of his keen satire and quick repartee.
This h told of him :
Scliocnhcit was a prominent lawyer of
Palls City , at least so Schooiihcit himself
thought , and ho never fulled to iinko ) himself
heard and visible , too , on occasiona of public
meetings , lie met and was introduced to
PoltitiKCr at Lincoln during his contest with
[ Cemicdy for the scat of stuto senator.
Ah I Mr. 1'ottinger , " exclaimed Schocn-
hcit , "I've often hoard of you , but I uovcr
saw you before ! "
h ! Mr. Sehoonhoit , " and Pottlngcr
opened his sinnll , squlnty eyes and looked
into the face of thogrc.it man from Hichaiil-
son county. "Ha , ha , he , ho , " a laugh of
PottliiRcr's when about to masticate a delic
ious morsel , " 1'vo often seen you , Mr.
Sclioenhelt , but I never heard of jou before -
fore ! "
_
Dr. Dlrney cures catarrh , Bee Ulgf. (
tutors.
Hrlpgs You must bavo hnd that suit dyed.
Griggs No , I've been to 1'lttsburg.
Wo suppose a beaming smile is ono that is
drawn from the wood.
The man who keeps still when ho hasn't '
'
anything to say is n p'ubllo benefactor.
Dashaway ( at the table ) I think I shall
marry a rich plil and nettle down , Mrs.
Sllmdict ( the landlady ) It would bo a much
better plan , Mr. Uashaway , if you would
stay single and settle up.
Book Agent ( returning' , alter having been
fired down ono flight , to irate broker ) But.
now , joking aside , won't you take ouo copy !
Forrester Are you falling to make money ?
Lancaster Yes , that is the reason I'm ' fall
ing. "Who told you about it ?
At n scanco Auditor I would llko to
speak with Uobcrt Drowning- . Spirit Mo-
dlum ( ten minutes Inter ) Mr. Drowning has
just beta seen , but the anpel could not under
stand what ho said. Auditor How like
Bob !
Third person plural twins.
The man who saves ten dollars often may
D > tccm himself iu an X-alted way.
"fioiitlomcn , " said the manager of n small
wcstein theater , ns ho stepped boioro the
curtain , "wo nro willing to afford our patrons
all the amusement wo kin in a legitimate
way , but I wish to remind you that China
eggs Is considered no fair. "
Congressman ( to his wife ) It angers mo
to see how you throw nwny monoy. Ouo
would suppose jou wore spending the sur
plus.
plus.Tho
The editor's check the blue pencil ,
"Well , I'm stuck on you , " as the fly said to
the stick paper.
Wyoming Is the 4-11-1 1 of states. Falling
on the Fourth , she caino in 011 the llth , and
Is the forty-fourth.
Dr. Dlftioy curoH catan-n , Bee bldg.
'The Sacred Iloart academy for day
puplla , situated on St. Mary's avenue
and 27th ht , , in an institution dovotcd to
the moral nnd Intellectual education of
younyglrls. The course Includes o very-
tiling from an elementary department tea
a flniuhcd cluisslcal education , lioahlos
the ordinary academical course , inuulo ,
painting , drawing and the lant'unjjoa nro
taught French is Included In the ordi
nary course , JMtroroncoof religion IHHO
obstacle to the receiving of pupils , pro
vided tlioy conform to the general regu
lations of the uchool. Tlio Buholiibtlo
tonn pommenros the flrst Tuesday in
September , Clnssai bottln at 0 a. m. ,
and pupils uro dismissed at ! ) :30 : p , m.
fjAItOlt.
Screening Conl.
The Knights of Labor assemblies of this
city have received circulars from the miners' '
assembly of Kock Springs , Wye. , icn.ticsting
all laborer. ) to stay away from the coal mines ,
'ilio circulars allege that the coal department
ot the Union Pacilic railroad Is trying to In
troduce screens , nud because the minors
want their coal weighed before screening , as
was heretofore Uono , tbo company has shut
down the mines nnd will not re-open until
the minors como to terms or new men are
imported.
Vermont Knights.
The general convention of the Knights of
Labor assemblies of Vermont , hold at Bur
Huston last week was one of tlio largest and
most enthusiastic galliciing ever held in the
state. Representatives from nil the local as
semblies were la attendance.
The report of the district master workman
showed tlio order hnd increased its member
ship "o per rent during tbo past quarter.
lie advocated the educational movement lie
pushed among tbo assemblies ofthostatc ,
and especially among the working men ,
Before the convention adjourned the mem
bers decided to sup port none of the candi
dates for the respective ofllccs that are to bo
filled this fall unless they would favor the
following :
1. A weekly jnyinent law.
! i. An employers' liability net.
It. A law exempting improvements on
homesteads to the extent of § , ' ,000 , fro in taxa
tion.
J. 1'rotcctlon -\rorklngmcn in the differ
ent factories of the state.
5. To repeal Unit , portion of the law that
amounts to double tiucnUon.
ti. Nine hours for a day's ' labor.
7. The enactment of laws that bear equally
upon capital and labor.
S. A measure to prohibit the employment
11 mills of children under Hftecii jcars ,
Idaho ICitfglitN ol * Imlior.
The Knights of Labor of Idaho are dipping
Into politics nnd after tills year , propose to
have things their own way , to soiao extent ,
at least.
They are working on the niouiitains , on the
hillsides and in the gulches , ilofom agreeing
to support any mun for office , they rcrjulro
him to pledge himself that lie will support
a bill that U to bo introduced In the next leg
islature , looking to the improvement of the
condition of Urn laboring man ,
Some of the knights , in coiresponding with
their brotheru , state they aio making their
influence felt and are greatly encouraged
over the outlook.
The bill they propose to pass reads as
follows ;
Section 1. There shall bo established a * bu
reau of Immigration , labor and statistics ,
which shall bo under the charge of a commis
sioner of Immigration , labor and stutlstic.1) ) ,
who shall bo appointed by the governor , by
and with the consent of the &enato , The
commissioner shall hold his olllco for two
years , and until his successor bhull have
been appointed und qualiiled , unless sooner
removed , The coinmissioncrshnll collect Ill-
formation upon the subject ol labor , it3 rela
tion to capital , the hours of labor und tlio
earnings of laboring men and woiricn , mid the
means of promoting their material , social , In
tellectual and moral prospuitv. The com
missioner shall annually make a report In
writing to the governor of thostnlo of the In
formation collected ami collated by him , and
containing such recommendations as lie may
deem calculated to promote the culclcncy of
the bureau.
Sec. 2. Not moro than eiglit hours actual
work shall constitute a lawful day's work on
all state nnd municipal works ,
Sec , it. All labor of convict ? confined In
the state's prison shall bo dona within the
prison grounds , except whore the work is
done on publlo works under the direct control
of the stuto.
Sec. 4. The employment of child-en under
the ago of fourteen years Is prohibited ,
Beo. 5. Ko person not u citizen of tlio
United States , or who has not declared lili
intention to bccuina Burn , shall bo oinplojcd
upon or In connection with any state or
municipal works.
See. ( J. The legislature shall provide , by
proper legislation , for giving to int'clmnlcs ,
laborers and material inc-u an adequate lien
on the subject of tliolr labor ,
Sec , 7 , The k'gl&luturo may establish
MORSE'S.
27-inch
$1.75.
4 . .
I'nViloitJnnrnnN itmnnniKfl VeluM SM
( lit * lend I nc t rimming for tlioi'oniliiiiMi'ii *
Min. Note w I Hli niul nilci ? of this
bor. Aolually noilli * .T.'i ,
Monday wo iiliK'c 0:1 : Milo , 1,000 jnriN of
ill t.iiu't l\u t-1 lines niul | ilatd , wortlu unit
Folddurlug thli seasonal ji'Jo. Moiulny'i
. * .
| irloc ? > o.
CHILDREN'S
Sun Bonnets
Alliiosl wool : WP shall fell our Olilld-
roiriSitn Itontii'ts and lave , and Kinb-
mldcipcl Uais. i\iii-\lhlni : ; hi'iotofnro
soldat from { . ' .50 to WW , out for this sale
to 41.-- .
Ladies' Brilliant
BLACK
LISLE HOSE ,
50c.
Monday , we shall nolUDdo/on.JIO pairs.
of onrliOqiialltyblack ( llrlllhint J.lslo
Hoio iitWo ulialr ,
Morse Dry Goods Co
board * of arbitration , whoso duty It shall b.
to hoar and determine nil differences and con
trovenies bet \\oeii labours nnd their employ
cis , AUiich may bo submitted to them in wil'
ting hy nil the parties. Such boards of arbi
tration shall possess all the power nnd au
thority , in respect to mlministring natlii ,
subpBniiiiigltncsso.s \ and coinpt'lliiigtholr
nttendanco , preserving order dunug the sit
tings of the boiird , punishing for contempt
nnd rcquiiinR the production of paiicn mid
writings , and nil othur powers mid privileges ,
in their nature applicable , conferred hy i \ von
on justices of the peace.
Sec. 8. The commissioner of immigration ,
labor , nnd statistics shall perform such duties
and J receive such compensation as may bo
piescribcd 1 by law. !
Sec , 0. No inincd police force or detcctivo
ngeiicy or armed body of men elial ! ever bo
brought into this suite for the suiu'essloii of
domestic violence , except upon tlio applica
tion of tlio legislature , or the executive whoa
the legislature cannot bo convened.
Dr. Birnoy cures cntiirrli , Bee
The O'XollI Case.
The evidence In the case npaliist John S ,
O'Neill. ( luifKod with obtaining property
under fnlsj ) iirotoiiscs , was all Introduced
jcstcnliiynftornoon , and the nrgumonU will
DO stiiiinittcd next \\rednosday between U
and IS o'clock , lu the meantime O'Xt'ill ' will
occupy n suite of rooms on the puilor lloor of
the county Jnil.
Dr. Dirncy cures ciitnrrli. Rco
Colfax
Magnetic
Rock
Springs Min
eral Water ,
A ccrtuln euro for Ithcu-
matSni in all Its forum ;
bysiH'pMn , Ulaljotcs , Kld-
noy Tiouhlo Ilko < l I'olson ,
Xdrvnus 1'rostratlnn , nnd
CoiiRllpatlon. llottlcd only
hy ( Jrlsinan .Vlliill.ut. Cof-
fnx , ( on-a , ami not Hohl to
or l > y any botllursln Oina-
ha or h-oiitli Uinalia. The
bottloanil lalH'l of which IH
repiosuiitcd by the uocom-
paiiyliiK i-iit , Is sold by
llnvld Coin , fioin hlH Ciild
btorngo Itdoins at BJnnd
HT llowaid all cot , Tulu-
phonolU'l ,
T.I ) . DavisSalesman. Tel ,
Jas. Morton STSon
1511 Dodge St.
AGENTS FOR
Wm , T. Wood & Cos
Ice Tools.
Prcscott Sliding Door
Hangers.
Wash burn & Moen
MTV Co.'s Wire
Rope ,
Yale & Towne M'fg.
Co.'s Fine Locks.
