IS CAPT , CATLEY A COWARD ?
Hut is tli" Chivrjto M.ilo by His Lieutenant ,
John Kinzie ,
- ALLEGES HIS SICKNESS WAS FEIGNED ,
\ (3iMii-r.il ( Court Mm Hal TryliiK t < >
DctcimlnoVlictliei - tlio Untitnlti
l > * . ! ! Mis Position nt
1'ilio Itlilue.
In mvordnnco wltli special order , N'o. 57 ,
iMtiod frutn tlio headquarters of the Depart-
ini'iit of the 1'latte , March 6 , IS'.M ' , n general
ri'.irt-nwrtlal ' mot at department , ho.idquar-
ti-rs at 10 o'clock this morning.
The court-martial was for the purpose of
tn Inn "such persons as might properly ho
t > i-"iight before ) It , " nail Ciiptaln Henry
I'atlo.v , ouipany C , Second Infantry , was tlio
individual who appeared In the hitter capa
city.
i'lio charges nml spccUlc-nllo'is ' , signed by
J.ieutenaiiUohn Kliifle , allege In brlof Unit
uinln in tlio Held during the rucoitt Sioux
outbreak C.'nptnln Catloy feigned slcltness for
tinptirpnsoof shirking and in-ndingiluty la
time of danger , tlius disgracing himself as nn
olllcor and bringing disgrace upon the sor-
Vic- . ' .
VicThe detail for the court was present when
court ojioiu'd. with tue exception of Cnntnin
Wnlliii-uivimUiiiltoill | with liici.il
nud Captain Halluy , who had IH.TII
tor < > i > rt nl Port Otn.ilm.
'I'liu charges were read liy the Jtidgo advo-
ciilx , nml to tlio llrst three Ilio accused
pleaded notgulltv. To the fourth specitlca-
jinn In-Hied a uriltiMi demurrer , protesting
that It was simply n repetition of the charges
net forth tn the second spoellleatlon , nnd
that it could not ho of nnyulno to tlio prose-
ciitinii , while It served to prejudice tlio cause
of the defendant. A short session of closed
court was liold.-when the demurrer was over
ruled , ami the accused required to plead. Ho
entoroj another plea of not guilty , nnd tliu
trial of the ofllvor was at oneo proecedoil
With.
Lieutenant \Vllllnm J. Tumor of company
0 , Scnmd Infantry , was the llrst witness
called. Iletestlllei ) tliat lie wns In the Held
with his company during the recent Indi.m
outbreak , havinK arrived at I'lno lildiro
niii'jii'y about November ' . ' 0 , 1 'JU. ' On the
day ol tlie attack on tliu mission company U
nnd four other companies were ordered to
hold themselves in readiness to RO to the ns-
fcistanco of the Seventh cavalry , which was
cnpiKcd with tlio hostiles
I'liptain Catley told witness thnt ho wns
not fecllnj ; well , and that If the company was
ordered out witness would have to.no In com
mand of U. On tlio afternoon of Ileronihor
_ ! 11 , tlio compnuy was ordered to po after tliu
f- hostiles on U'liito river , and Captain Catley
f acaln tidd Iho witness that ho would have to
1 ttilco command of the company , as ho was un-
nhlo to | jo on account of sickness.
The defendant told him that
lie had been unlit for active
duty for u lonp time , nnd the surgeon had
ndrised him to ask to he placed on thoretiroil
list , lie said there hail been an effort in cer
tain quarters for some tlmo to K ° t him re-
tlrod , hut ho hnd succocdcd in combatting It
even heller than ho had hoped.
On the following inoniinir , January 1 , isfll ,
witness took command of the company and
continued In command until the company re
turned lo 1'ort Omaha , about tholastuf the
immili , when Captain Catley again took com-
tuand.
On the inoniliiR of December ill ) , the tulju-
tnnt ciiiuo to tliu witness and told him tnat
tliu coinmnndiii ) . ' ofllcer had ordered witness
to titku out his company tor picket duty with
Company 1) ) . C'npialn Catloy was not to ho
found at that tlmo , but followed the company
-X it about nu hour later and remained until
/ tlio company ninio in. Captain Catloy !
jl jnarelied with tlio company from Huslivillo
to Pine liidtfo , a hard , forced inarch.
On tlie atternoon ol December : (0 ( On plain
Catley went out about a milo with the eom-
! > any to truard some prisoners , after stating
n tlio morning tliat Ho could not go oat with
the company.
The witness was cross-uxamiuod by Cap
tain ( 'alley.
"What was my condition on the morning
nftor that march from Uuslivillo to Pine
"Nearly every soldier was about as stift as
ho could bo , as It was a very hard march. "
"That Isn't Iho question. 1 want to know
What my condition was. "
"You stood the march about as well as the
nverato otllcor who made il. "
"Wasn't I in bed all the next ilay f"
" 1 don't roniL'inberthat to boa fact. "
"Didn't I tell you that I couldn't have gone
another milo and was sick from pains In my
stomach ! "
"You eomplalnod a preat deal after the
first ten miles had boon ijoao over , and said
you were sulTonnj ; tcrnblv. "
It dovelopoit on cross-oxiiuiination that
Captain ( . 'alloy took his meals at a dining hall
nlioul , 500 yards from his tout , and that it
was sometimes necessary to wait on ac
count of the crowd. When ho joined his
. company in the Held about an hour Into ho
% clld not say where ho had been.
On rolircct examination byCaptalr. Hay ,
judKC-mlvocnto , the witness said that com-
C had drawn the lot to take lilt ; Fool's
Jianv , disarmed as It w.is supposed they
would lie , and tiring them to Omaha. This
was before the Wounded Knee liRht. Cap
tain ( 'alley did not say anything aliout not
lieliigiiblii to march back to the railroad , and
It was ueiforally supposud that the march
would bo made in ono day. Captain Catloy
was not on the sick list at any time , but was
reported "ahsent , siclt , " tlnringtlio time wit
ness wns in command. The impression prevailed -
vailed that Captain Catloy was very glnil of
nn opportunity to oomo biick to Oimiha.
That ooneliided the examination of UPU-
tonnnt Turner , and the testimony as taken
down by the stenographers was roatl to him
mul signed. Court then declared a recess
until "o'clock.
\Vuon court reassembled in tlio afternoon ,
Captain Ha Hey was present uiul was duly
seated as a member of the court-martial after
taking the oath.
Tlio question then arose as to whether or
not it would bo proper to proceed with the in-
'
troiliu'tion of evidence , when on'o member of
the court was in ignorance of what had al-
roiulv transpired. On roll-call it was decided
to adjourn until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning ,
nt which tlmo the stenographer will have his
notes extended , and Lieutenant Tumor's evi
dence will bo read for Captain Hailoy's In
formation.
There are three other witnesses to belli
( reduced by the prosecution , Uciitonant
liowell , nctinc adjutant Second Infantry ;
Major flnrtsuff , surgeon , and Captain Kpea-
ror , assistant surgeon. It is expected that
the trial will last nearly a week.
"Ayer's medle lies have been satisfactory
to me throughout my practice , ospecialli ,
Aver's Chory IVctoral. wliich has been used
by many of my patients , one of whom says
he knows It saved his life. " rI. . . . Morns ,
J.1. 1) . , Brooklyn , N. Y.
Tlio l\ > ylvtmla Limited
Train No.1 \ The I'oiinsylvnnin I.itn-
Jtcd C'onllnties to run every day in tlio
year from Cliicngo to 1'ittsbui-j , ' , Haiti-
jnoro. Washington , Philadelphia , and
Kow York. Composed of vestibule din-
In , slooplii } ? , observation , smoking and
library cars , with barber shop , li'itli
room for mon , iMitha and u colored maid
( or woinon and children , and n Btono-
priiplior , it lias become the monsuro of
tlio requirements of tlioso who when
traveling to the onst nvail tlioinselvos of
the best service attainiiblo.
Will Celobriito tlio Day.
At Cosmopolitan liall on South Thirteenth
Street tonlylit the choir of St. 1'atrirk's
church will Indulge in Its usual
custom of giving n literary and musical en
tertainment appropriate to St. Patrick's day.
The programme co-uprises over twenty num-
t > ors , Including solos , duets , quartettes nnd
recitations. Hon. John Hush will deliver un
Oddress and Kmmct's speech will bo given
by Thomas Flyan. The entertainment for
tomorrow niglit promises to bo fur bolter
thau nny heretofore given.
The Ho\vo scales , Iho only scale with protected
tec-ted boariniH. No cheek rods. Catalogue
Of llordun i c tielloclt Co. , AtJts. , Chlca o , 111
Will Itctinllil.
The Helm sasb. uud door company has cou
clndod lo invnta In Ki\it Onmlm nnd linvo pur-
rlni .1 I tiii\'i'iii r , > i of ri'unl I'm 1 i'
On , j hu mini lumpan.v donativl Miri > c n i'.s
tiu'i-o. ' in.iuiiiir six l nil which w 'i ( jno t >
lli'liti ' iv-inp.itij n in uh laiyei pliiit tliiin uo
TDi.rHiitAi'iu s' 'i utuiuis. ; ;
.Mnpi. Konj nml < 'lili f TluirstonVI1I
AdJtiMt 'riicni.
( Irniiil < . 'hlof Tliunlnn of the Order of
liftlhvay 'IVli'KiMih | Oit | rntort l.s In the city
for the purpose o' roniulUni ; with Nir. h. II.
Korty , stiK'riiitondonl | of tuii'cmpb of the
Union I'uctflo with ro iird to tlm inUutulcr-
stiiiulliij ; which exists between the coinp.niy
imd some of the operators who nro tuouibcrs
of tliu onlor.
Ij. 11. ICorty , supfrliitonilcnt of telOR.rnph
for the Union I'urillc , wai nl Ills desk ycstur-
il.iy inornln for the llrst tlmo In a
wwU , liavltiR boon con lined to his
luiusi ! by nu ntlarli of the tfrlnpo. lie
stiitod Unit the I'ompanv hail no giinltro
t Iho order and Imd not illsi'linrc'ul any
oiii'rulni on tuvoiiiit of thi'lr bi-lnj ? iiieinbors
nf tl.o order. Kvi'ry operator who had licen
'
illsfhar oii Uiul ln-o'ti Implk-au'il in a plot to
innku trnublo on the i-ontl , Some of thi'si ?
men bad boon members of the Order of Itail-
way Tuk'Kraphi'rs , hut this fuel had had
nothing Uulo with tholr illschar o. It may
luivo hud some Inllneni-o in causing thorn U >
try tn mnki ) trotlblu for the I'imip.uiv , lint
Iliov had tiboii ilischurReil for ( 'ooa and suf-
lleii'nt eause.
( .Hhor roads. Mr. ICorty stnto.l . , hml mailo
It a rule to ( < iiiploy no IIHMI who bolouRud to
the order , hut Itio 1'nton I'arlllihail novc'r
made liny sneti rule and did not I'.iiv whi'thrr
the mi'ii belon > jil ( to the onler or Hot as loni ;
as they boh.ivcd thomsi-lvps
With rofcrnnco to the bill whli'h hud boon
Introihieod in the ( 'olonulo uitjlslntiiro litv-
hlldtitiu tlio oinployinont of teloyruph op
erators iiniler oinhU'im yeai-s of nio , Mr.
Korty salil It wunlil not alteot tlio L'tiiou I'a-
cilK % , ( is they hail vor.v few , if any , oporatnr.s
nndorthat ato. It was a rule of the oom-
panv not tooinptoy minoi-s when it was pus-
slblo to iiit operators of li-c.il sitfe.
( irauil Chief 'rinir.slnn wis seen anil stated
that he hml ooon nt Denver and hail ho.mt
tlio operators' siiliof the .story , and had
I'omo to ( .Inialin for the purpose of consulting
with Mr. ICorty.
Ho was convinced , ho said , that the wholu
trou bio arose Iroin a tnisuiidc'ratniidliiK bo-
twoun the rompany atut the operators. ' 1'hi'rc
, 'a.s no probability of n striUo , but soini' of
heIIIPII on the western part of the LTmon
'nclllo hail boon indiscreet and had assumed
too much autlioritv. Ho felt eonllili'iit thnt
ho mutter could ho umiealily ndjustiul anil
or that purpose ho culled upon Mr. ICnrty
thi.s afturnoon and roinaineil in consultation
vitli him for some time.
Votl I'romiit ions.
Drake O'Uoilly ' , who h > n heM
f ehlof rlrrk in the Kt-ncrnl freight ortlcoof
ho Union I'acille for some time , has bc-cn
ppoliitod travcllntr iiRcnt of tlm i-o.ul , with
loadquartcrs at Uonvor. Mr. O'Uellly has
leon with the company for about ton years ,
laving commenced as a nu'ssetn't'i' ' . His now
ippointmont is consiilored a well ili-si-rvc-d
iromotion. Ho leaves for his now post of
luty tonight.
W. ( ! . ( Moment , who has boon witb th
Jnion 1'acillc for about oiu'litocn years , suc-
eeds Mr. U'lioilly as ehlof dork. Mr.ClemiMit
ins hail IOIIK oxpurionco In Rdioral freight
mil tr.illlc busiiii'.ss , haviiif ; boon in the K1--
ral freight onicn during the ailniinistratloii
if Mr. Shelby. Recently hn liai been in thu
illleoof Vicu-l'residoiit Kimbiill.
Orli-vjinoi'M.
'J'ho Kriovnnco eointnlttounf conductors and
iraUemon from the Pacillc division of tno
Jniou Paeillo was ulosotod all ilay with As-
istant Cifiioral MnnnRor Holcomh of the
Jniou Padllc , consulting about matters on
hat division. The members of the committee
itato that they have no special Ri-ievnnco to
nljust , but have como to consult on sovur.il
natters of mutuiil interest.
Unlimited Tinki-ti.
Committees nppoiiuod by the various
: rallli' nssociatioiis are to meet In Now York
.omorrow at thoofllcoaf tlio Trunk Line as
sociation , to consider the oxpoiilency of
ihollshincunrunltoil tickets ami to ileviso a
nothod of earrymy out the abolition of sucii
ilckvts.
.
* .
Do not consult unyhoity , but invest twentv-
ivo ecnts in a bottle of Salvation Oil. It
( ills pain.
When we rollcct that so many human ho
ngs ilio of consumption wo must como to the
conclusion that everybody should bo iiroviiled
with Dr. Hull's Congh Syrup , the iwor con
sumptive's friend.
roil Tlll-J
OCA rUiuiHiis anil All Points South.
Take tlioVnbish : , tlio best : unl ( juiL'k-
est route. Only . ' ! S hours to the Hot
Springs , -10 to Now Orloansi , .r > 'i to .hiclc-
onvillc , Oli to Tiitnpii , with uorrospoml-
iiK' fnst time to till pointu soutli. Hu-
clining chair nml I'ulliiuui biitTet sloup-
fT cars on nil trains.
Koiiiul trip tickota now on sale at
Urontly rodiicod ratos. For tiokots ami
full iiiforniiitiou call at tlioVahiisli
ticket olllco , 100 Kiirniitn street or
write O. N. CLAYTON' , Ayont.
CANUCK.
iVilmUted to tlio Douglas ISai- Only
Al'tor lOviiiiilnat ion.
In the Inrso court room the j ml res yesterday
morning handed down a decision that settles
the fact that some of the cortillcutut of for
eign courts will not bo recognuea in IJouglus
county.
SnclllncIlopcrCrltfknioro is an nttornoy-at-
law. lie was duly admitted to practicn in the
courts of Canada , in Ontario , on May ir.lst.'i.
Recently ho came to Omaha and applied for
admission on corlillcato. 'i'he roiular ) bar
committee took up the case , and in reporting
back , questioned the right of admission.
.linlK'o Doane , in ruinlcriiiK the opinion ,
stuteilVhilo : there h noilount but the
man passed an examination , tlii'ro is nothing
to show that bo is a citUon of tlio United
States , While this would not bar him ns an
attorney. I think it would prevent us ironi
roi'ocnuini ; tlm Cuiuuliaii cerlillcntu. It is ,
however , Iho order of the court that Mr
Cricknioro must pass an examination the
.sumo as ether applicants. "
The records of the district court show that
Walter C. K el ley proposes to sever the ties
'
that have hound' him to his wife , Cora K. ,
since September 1 , ISMi.Valtnrin an afll-
davlt swears that Cora Is bad , that during
the month of December , W > > > , shoso fur for
got her nmrriajie vows as to po to Denver
and become drunk in ono of tlio minictnus
wine rooms of that town. In addition to his
strom ; IUIIKU.W Walter livers that only last
January Ids wlfo while cimi < HK from Denver
'
to Onia'baoccniiii'd a berth in the sleeping cur
with n man who was other than thenlllaiit.
.lolm 11. Daniels has lirouttlit suit to ro-
covtrf 1KH ( ) from O. ,1. C'ollman. Ho has also
sworn out an attachment churning that ( Joll-
miin is about to dispose of his property with
intout to dofr.iud IIH creditors.
The trial of the case of tin ) state against
John II. Clampitt was commenced In .lunge
Clarkson'H court yesterday. Clninnitt is
chaived with usMiult with intent to kill. On
Fob r > ho assaulted his wlfo. who resided at
at 1 Hi North Fiftecntli street , where with n
butcher knife ho threatened toearvo nor Into
mince meat.
_ _
Chcmpagno has n large amount of carbonic
nciiUu it ; it is heallhy anil nourishing.
Cook's Kxtra , Dry Imperial Is the best.
Don't IMIII !
Nutwithstaniliiii ; nil rtimotM to tlio
contrary , the Chicago , Alilwnukoo & St ,
Paul Liy's now stonm liuiitud puliioo
sloopiMtf cars , with "oloctrio liirnls i"
every berth , " still loaves the Union do-
not , Ointxha at U:10 : p , in. daily , arriv
ing nt Chicago at U:30tum.ln : ample
time to make all eastern connec lions.
Ticket ollico , 1501 Furnum st ,
J. E. I'liKSTov , P. A. NASH ,
C. 1'asa AjL ; Oon. Agt.
Mt'Nnmco AllowcMl IJnil.
Jnilgo Helstey yosterdav docidcil that
Tom McN'amce , chnrgod with the murder of
Katto Joyce , should be hold to the district
court for murder in the lirst degree.
The bull was lixod at $7,500.
Ur. Blrnoy cuiw catarrh , lleo bid'
Six lliirsi-H CrtMimtod ,
About 5 o'clock yesterday uioruinga bnni In
Iho nlloy liotwwn Ooorglu nml Vlrulnl.t
n i ntii'.i , iH'lovv l.i .ivi.iwortb 'itrcut burned I j
Gt * - itid Six go < > d hoiNca iioriMii'd 1'ho
nr jK'rly destroyed N'louj..d ton mail named
> IHIIII , who lived on the pivmiv" * .
Tlie origin . > f the llitt is lint Kin wn lint It n
SUIT' " ' ' ' ! to have caught from n lantern left
in tlie burn ,
To the jiv.ing face 1'iwonl's Complevlnn
Powder gives fresher eharm.i. to the old , re
newed youth. Try it.
SOUTH OAIAMA AI-'I'AIIIS.
Hrnk ( > HIM Arm.
A young son of Mr. and MIM. Waller Post
slipped nnd fractured both bono * of the right
forearm. A siir ottn W.H sjimnoited who
dtvssed the wound.
IHiiDil I'nlsiinliii *
( "oorgo ( 'njKMi , who ran an Iron hook In t'io '
bneit of hU right hiti.l ; , Is suffering lorri'ily '
'with n bad casouf blood palsonlng. Tlio arm
13 swollen to the vlbow.
Will Tight ( n a l-
Hutch Tred nml liana Hakor , the two
young men who had such nvlcloni tour round
light In tienminlii lull last Wednasiiav ovon-
Ing. will nu'et. a.'iiln In a lllht to a llnlsli In
( iL'rmaniahall , I'riduy evening , April y , for a
} .M ) purso. _
Itllllll Ml III' lillIIOf | > ,
Thieves last night made u snccossful r.ild
on the Karlln hotel , Twcnty-iixlli and M
streets , feloniously Liking nnd carrying
awaynlnix'o lot of Kivnrh , ( iermaii , linn-
triiriaii nml ( luinestln wine.s , biMiidlos and
liiinors. Neither the vigilant \iollco \ nor ; i
si-arch warrant was able to get u trace of the
lost lire water.
_
A. O. II. ID Lincoln.
Division No : l. Ancient Order of Hiber
nians , will go to Lincoln this tnurning in full
force to pirtielpU" In thoSt. 1'iitriclt's day
parnilo in the Capital citv. Clmlrnian John
.1. O'Kourko nnnouncos that an oxcuiyloii
traiiMvill leave the It. .t .M. Ilopot at thu
west end of tno U Mivoi viaduct nt S
o'clock sharp. Division No. : i will meet at
St. Agnes' hall nt 7 o'clock sharp. Tic-hula
can bo proCiircil at the depot bcloro the tr.iln
leaves. ' 1 lie division will take its inugulll-
ecnt banner and thu boys hope to carry olT
the honors of the day.
lilvi > Slock Kx
The Live Stock exchange , at/ Its mooting
yestt'i'day afloruoon aJopto.l rnlo No.I , as
follows :
"No ilrm represented la this exchange
iball buy or sell or olfer to buy or sell any
. -little to any party until after the sair.o liavo
In 'un properly wiitcivd. It shall also bo con
sidered a violation of thu rules of the cx-
hanco to nny or sell or to offer to buy or
sell any livestock , exci-pt atockers , fconers ,
downers and cripples after II o'clock li. in.
The whistle of the C. 11. Hammond company
will blow at : i p. m. and all parties connci'ted
with the exchauife shall stop business bufuro
the whistle stopblowing. . "
.Votes About tin : City.
Mis Fred Muridtls sick.
Mrs. 1C. l-'lur is down with pneumonia.
Paul Uurgess is down with the grippe.
A young son of Mr. nnd Mrs. K. C. Ililllkor
is .sick.
A young son cf Henry Lujour has the
rippo.
.John W. Sliamblcn has \ > ort\ caught by tlio
grippe.
iMrs. Mlehnel Sweeney Is down with the
-rippe.
W. Itecil Oimroy le > now In tlm c.'indy
kit'-hen.
The two children of Mr. and Mrs. J. ,1. Iar-
kln are convalescing ,
Miss Mann Imrchof Aurora. 111. , is visit
ing friends in tlie city.
lionuird J. McCabe has j-ctui-noil from
Swift's ice Holds at Ashland.
Miss Aunio liyau , daughter ol Thomas
liyiin , was taken Hiiildenly ill.
The high-live club will inei't Wednesday
uvenlng nt Mr. and Mrs. Al Powell's.
William Snooks is down with Iho grlppo
'ind ' ills two children li.ivo the whooping
cough.
Mrs. Haley , mother of A. H Haley. Twen
tieth and U streets , Brown Park , U critic
ally ill.
William Huckley bus returned froiu Chicago
cage , where ho .spent the whiter with his
parents.
F. H. Itawson of Topokaaml Kdward Knv-
son of llisinminirford , Kan. , arc the gtio.su of
Henry W. Fislier.
David S. I lylaml has not yet , gotten nny
trace of his pru-uetbook cont.iining $ . ' , u , i. i ,
lost or stolen Saturday night.
The Fourth ward democratic primary elec
tion place has boon removed to No. 'JlIK ! Q
street , in the Allison building.
PoieiHronnaii , ono of the loading demo
cratic politicians. , has disii'Ho.i ' of his busi
ness nnd will lemovo to Chicago.
Mrs. t'o'ly ' , aged llfty-llve yiurs , wife of
Mi.ilmel Cody , HI 1 ' 1'u-enty-IHth .street , died
at S o'clock last night after a liiiL'ering'ill-
ness. The funcr.il will bo held Wednesday
morning nt o'clock , liclatlvohnvo neon
telegraphed to at Lincoln , San Francisco and
other distant places.
On the application of J. II. Hungato a tem
porary injunction was granted Saturday in
the district court restraining the sale of the
Drovers' Journal on the chattej mortgages.
An application for a receiver was also made.
The court will hear arguments next Satur
day on the quostlims at issue.
Do Witt's Little Early Uisen. Host ilttlo
pill ever mnilu. Unro constipation every
time. None equal. Use them now.
KU' II Kill AND Kl.KW KAST.
Story ol' IMr. .Moliitosli's ( "aietiin
) iniliii. :
Conllillug citi ons to thu number of a score
worn rushing around yesterday , their minds
llllcil with anxiety and theii-e ea uith blood ,
endeavoring to locate .1. II. Mclntnsh , ahvin
agent , who left Unriha suddei.ly on Friday
evening wilhout fitrni-.liiug his friends with
his future address.
Melntosh iMini- hero last Juno from Cali
fornia and rented nn ollice in Tin : IH'.r. build
ing. Ho was newly married nnd wns very
llu.ih of funds which ho jpcnt freely.
Ho remnineil in Omaha a short'limo and
then , accompanied by his wife , went to Spirit
lakonnd nraiJoa , vlilt to the northern lake ro-
sorls and did not return until l.uo in tliu fall.
l''or several months bo has boon train
ing in pretty fast company , and
has spout a pile of money in the sa
loons utnl places of amusement. Ho fre
quently raised ready cash by presenting
small checks to his friends and ns they were
alwavs paid promptly nt the bunk ho gained
a conlidi'iu-o that enabled him to miiko heav
ier hauls when ho became clo-,0 pressed for
cash.
cash.Last Thursday ho secured tl.V ) from K. K.
Torulinson on n check drawn against an
empty bank account , nml was arrested for
obtaining monuy under false pretenses. Jack
Woods put up 51. > 0 to secure his release on
bail , ami also advanced him $ HO ) cash on an
other cheek. Friday night Mclniosh and his
wife loft the city. The amount of his shortage -
ago is not known , but he bilked as many of
his friends ns posslblo In amounts ranging
from $ T > to f. > U.
The cold weather seems ri little stubborn about letwinci , but \vo cannot lot n tnl'liiuj clolny in.
\ventheiMiombinntion interfere with the regular dcclnrnllons of spring business. Tlie olimnlo
is a fixed fact , established by long years of oxpoi'ionco , and we don't luive tovait for the "old
est inhabitant" to tell us that it is only a matter of a few days and Sprinfl Avill bo with us in dead
earnest. Wo know it , and , of couse , as the first Clothing Kstnblishmon t'in the west we are nat
urally on hand promptly with the season , fully equipped in every department. Our arrange
ments for the spring trade can bo expressed in three words : ENORMOUS , ELEGANT , PER
FECT.
As tliedfiys roll by we will talk toyou specifically and in the meantime the following point
ers are especially valuable :
HAT DEPARMENT-Scc the llcllman Hat HOSIERY , Xever before has any house SPRING OVERCOATS-Well , we all kno\v \
( our special ) the neatest anil most stylish sho\vn \ as complete a line of Half Hose , one that style is one of the most essential points
out this spring. Von will like it. in a spring overcoat.
strong attraction being our line of Past
You will understand , as a special for the Black , ( or money refunded ) half hose Our display , to use the popular expres
purpose of introducing our hat department tit 25c. sion is "away out of sight. "
thoroughly , we arc selling a hat worth $2 \Yc \ lead in introducing the latest efforts
to $3 at 95c. Modes and tans in French good ? , English of fashion , namely , the widely popular box
ribbed and American makes , that gives ex form fittimr , short cut and regular cut.Thcsc .
\Yc \ mean a fine stiff hat at that price , and cellent service , Also at 25c. are four especially popular shapes , and
it includes all the new spring shapes of we've got them in meltons , in cheviots , in
headware. You can take your choice of We are the Hosiery Peopla.of Omaha , kerseys , in worsteds , etc. , etc. In all shapes
styles , in your pick of colors , and feel as Spring weight underwear , every grade , color above mentioned we give you tlie acme of
sured that you will save half the money : and nt all kinds of prices.low enough to suit , perfection in fit and saving money likewise.
arnam
THE CITY.
Ko/.y Met/.iTiM1 w.is appoinloil nil-
iiiinistralrix of the ostnto of John Mot/-
ur doceasod.
linns Albert , the eelobratod violinist ,
will ] iliv : at the concert t' ) bo { jiven at
thoTi'initv Mi'lhodiht Kiiscopal | eliui'i'li ,
thi > tTno.-ilay ) ovonin .
U. li. 15 ilcombi. ' , soiTot-iry ol tlio
board of public works , who has hail a
twoweeks'hiogo with the la yrippe , bus
I'ocovoivil and is on duty atitiin.
City Clerk .lolin CJrovos who has bi-on
n la Ki'ippo sUlVuror for bovoral days has
bus boeii oblijjoil to < ; ivo up work 'in the
ollice and is now confined , to his boil ,
Spaiiinli ( 'iUft ( 'roam can lie used to
great uilvant'ig'on young ehililroil , it is
al > Mliitely ) free from any harmful ingre
dient and is ondorbud by the host physi
cians. For sulo by till druggists.
Kliiin Gihh , ; v familiar figure about
Muni's undortiilclng rooms , rucoivod
news of the death of his sister , Mrs ,
Ivato CJolT of Kli/abotlitown , 1'a. A tolu-
gram announcing thosiid event was sent
Mr. ( JLsh , but wus not dulivorod , thu
tologr.'iph company claiming lie could
not be found Ho rce'ivol a lottur con
voying tlio news , but it w.is too late for
him to atloiid the funeral.
Weather I'robalnlilios lor Mo roll.
If March conies in like a lion it will go
out like ii lamb ami vlco vorsii. lut
every day in the month , rain or hliinc ,
the electric lighted , steam lieatc-il , vo -
tibiiled limited trains of the Chicago ,
Milwukei- HI. l'iul : railway will run
between Oiniiba and Chicago. Tim elee-
trio berth reading lamp in the ir palaoo
sloepin ; , ' cars n ro thu greatest novelty of
Iho age. Ticket 'jlllco , IfiOl Fiirnam St. ,
Oniiibii.
CJrlp anil tin ; vclimilnri 'ainn.
Among the school toaehora who were mi-
able to nttenil for duty yc.terday on account
of grip were : MI-.S IJlllan Mttlellolil , prin
cipal , and Kmum Mltlelleld , assistant princi
pal of the I'arU sehool ; Miss McCarthy , prm-
i-lpil , nnd Miss Goodman , assistant principal
of the I'.icitieschool ; Miss Duvall , teacher at.
I'acillc school ; Miss llitt. nnd Miss Marlilo of
the Mason -ctiuol ; Miss Mason , at the l-'ar-
niiin school ; Miss Jlyrno and Miss Kills of
the Webster school ; Miss Iliekox and Miss
Hedge of the Hancroft school ; Miss Church
of the Dupont ; Mbi llaiison.at the Sherman ;
Nliss Campbell and Miss Kearn of the \Vebt
Side school.
The following niarri.i o iioo i ui wera is
sued by , I mlg' ' ! Shields yesterday :
Namoan l addross. ' ' Aco.
t chnrli's | iri : < .ilausl-y , Omaha . 51
I Mil } 1 ll'IIIMIJ. . Olliall ! ! . Ill
i .lulni A .liilin > ' > n , Onialia . ' 'ij
i . - - . - . - Uald.l'Minliii . ' . 'I
I Ha\ I 1 1 'la m' v , < 'mall a . 411
I l.imral' , Piiyne , Oiiiiilm . , ' : >
The continued use of mercury mixtures , poisons the system , brings
ou mercurial rheumatism , and causes the bones to decay. The use
of S. S. S. forces impurities from the blood , gives a good appetite
and -digestion , and builds up the whole human frame.
Good Advice. His Son Cured.
Three years ngo 1 was compelled to Mr. W. H. Illnnmp , of Mount Vcrnon ,
throw up my place bccausoof blood poi Ill.i writes as follows ! Ono bottle of
son. Hot Springs' physicians nnd mer Swift's Specillo (3. ( S. S. , ) cured my BOH
cury did 1110 no good. Through the nd- permanently of a stubborn case of blood
vice of another I began taUiiiK S. K. K. , poison that defied the best medical treatment /
and to-day Inui well and ntworlt njjain. mont available , I have recommended
What moro can I aay for the medicine , 8. H H , to others for the blood troubles
except "go and do likewise. " and diseases of the skin and have never
JASFEII NOCIIT , Liberty , Tenn. known it to fall to euro in any caw. "
1IOOIC ON HLMH ( ) AMI SKIN DISK.VSUS I'llKI * .
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. , - - Atlanta , Ca ,
TRADE MAI1K , " = TRADC. MARK.
66 and 68 West Third Street ,
0
, ,
Who arc
ALDEW & FAXON ?
Some persons illicit answer j on under certain
ciicnmilanccs : " ( lint is our business. " lint
let us assure you that yon ask a proper ques
tion1 , and lakini ; it for granted llial you are
asUiin ; tli.il ipicition now , we ancr you :
"U'carc Newspaper Advertisina Aoents. "
If jiiu arc inltitstcil in ailvcrtisini ! ; isl > us
some cpieslions on which you may lucil some
li lit and Infiiruialinii , fnr\vc feel certain thai
\vilh \ our lucnty years' c.\icricncc | in this line
nf \\nrli we an.1 c mi | tcnt lo cue } on sonic
valualile siuivMiiiiis ; ns tn tlie lie1. ! way fin
MIII to increase yiuir ] iironnio. ( ; Sums of
iiiiiney from n li.ilf million dollars nntl dona
have been pliictil in our liamls for ndvertisiin ;
\\V ailvi'ilisc SCI1DOI.S , COI.I.IinUS , IXSl'U-
A.NCi ; COMI'AMKS , ItAXKI'.KS , UKOKKKH ,
IIOOK PUIll.lSllliHS , I'ATHNT Ml-lllCINi : -
Imlccil it wniilil tic easier fur us to tell > ou
nf the persons , business nnil tilingse do not
athiT than to name those \ve \ iln advertise.
II 'rift- far i > nr su > ittt' ? > t > ok i < iiitaitiinj *
21 > MIII files i > / ' adi'ei'ihcnti ' ills ; ct' fiarc
written sent ft < v on af > f > lii at ion.
lysprp > ln Ictltnlintionf tlipjirrwnt ( jon-
priiilon. II isfnr itsi'ilrrnnil ilsiitii'Mililiilrt ,
lii'inl.iclir , rin tiiiatliiii Mini pli'- ! . ( luit
Ittivf ) Itemine 10 TanioiH , They net
on tbi' illKitl \ iirutiiiH , glUK [ tlirlu tiini )
uiul tignr u IllHitit K'rl | > lMtJ ornaiiMa. ' . " > u.
" "
"COMMERCIAL DRUGGISTS
commit fr.iud In
tnliiig any oth' r
plaster when lll'.NsoN'S
is asked for. Tiny do so
la order to make moro
money out of ymi liy n'll-
Ing you NIMH tlilni. Unit
. . . . . . . . . , ensU Ihi'tn less llewaro
\ . , v l 1 of worthies * Imitations ,
SlaiSfsfma Kerve Foot
Ulukes Now l-'rouli Illood anil lro.
iluri < I'-linli.
Ctirri Anirnilii , .Srrnliilii , Hint < 'lrriilnllnf
Slid nil IniDUritlnn ol the Olood ns rll lit Hi
( filnwliiE Nnrvo OleoaKen , * " NITIIIIIH Mini
rlly ; cli > l Dclilllly , Vital ICilinutinii , I'lu-
IlKitlirn I Icon'i Trvinlillni ; , IIH' 'llii , Jirr-
rnus lleaihirlii' , Limn ol' I'inviir Inlllit r M < Z ,
NerviiiMiii'iis In uiii liimi. Cold IliiniU nr
l'r < il. I'aln In tlm ll.ick . nnd oilier forms ol
lr. lliilili'K Ni > rvi < TonicE'H | | | brlnnthe
rony tint of health to the nhnllow cheek.
W-iK : , nervuiiH ( iiniplu ulumlil Inkn Ihl.s Kri'at LKei
Renowor. Fry lln'in , mil > mi vslll Join tlmtlinusaiHls
! > f liuiiiv | mi-it and \MIIIIHI h dally lilex Dr.
JulJliI.ir lili itri-.it unrt in ihKlr tihalt. ll.ij ore
lumrroatiul. U > n > nu i Mai fur talu lij llui'ClsU
tt til'null Atl'lrosi
liaBJ'5 ' MKICINC CO. . PROPS. . SAN HHNCIIW , OU.
KIIKh.M.i : IN DM.MIA. Kf.ll . IIV
KUIIU & I u , Lur I5lh ,1 HiiuuUH KlriTli
.1. A. I'lUlor i ( u , I ui Ilih , v DcniLilii' , Mroeti
A. I ) . Fumrr , V Cn Cuiinrd Illulti , hmu
AND PnlNCIPAV C1UC.TCIO CVCRVWHCnt.
GOODYEAR
India Rubber Glove
RUBBER
BOOTS and SHOES.
Including- their full line of Lawn Tennis Shoes. They
arc the handsomest and neatest filling Shoe wade.
FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Omaha Rubber'Co.
Wholesale Western Agents ,
NO GXJR.EX ! NO PA.Y.
1816 Douglas Street , Omaha , Nob.
idbl and Surgical
INSTITUTL ! .
Knrtho tro.itinrnt .if . nil CIIUOVII' AMI
II-K.\SKS. ) llriiciii Ai > i > llnn < < > | .ir ll.'for
TruHHi-o4 llnnt \ ; ii iHllt's Aiii'iiritii ' : > * rn > l
furBiii-fi'tsfiil lr < 'ilni'-nt ' of oviiry f"i n ,
luipilrliik : .Milirnl r siir ical Tri-uttni'iit. MNMl'V
IKIOMS lull l'\TliS : IN , Uunnl and Altinilanra
llc.l A. . imnilalliiiii WixtVrliKtnrrl i'ulir "i
l > i > rnriiulli ! < nml lliiu'iM. TIUS I > , I'liili 1'i-t't , i'urv.i-
turct ofiiliui. ( . rilm , 'I'uiiiiirH , ( 'iinrcr , I'lilarrli.
MroneliltiH , Inliiilatlnn , nicrii lolly , I'nr.ilyjH , l 'll-
i-ytty , K lilnuys , lllit < Mi > r , KMI , Kitr , Skin tintl lllmul ,
iiiulnll rJurth'all.iH'intloiH I)1 > \SKi OKVD.M I'S
a | n'Claltii. Ilix k i > t IIIHCVISIK uT Wonion Troi' . Wo
hnvu liili-ly uilili'il u lylu ; tn Dop'irtinont lor\Viniou \
Hiirlnu iHiiiMiirini'iit iStrliily I'rlvatu ) linly Uolli-
I'lK.Mi'illnil liKlltiitu .Mnkluw- ( mi'lnlty at I'Kl-
V.\TI. DHP.ASKS.
All lll.wnl ll i'isos ; Biircoofilllr trcntoil. McilU-Ino
or liixtriimunli emit liy innll ur u.xpri" < 'j mi-iirol/
pnckril nn tunrkH to ImUrnln coiilonti or M'liilt-r.
Out' in-rwiim. liilorvti'w jtri'fi'rrol i nll an < l c < iti < iilt
IIH orHi'ni ] lill ury of jour rani * , nntl wo will i'ml In
lain wrniii | | > r our IIOIIK Til MHN Kill : ! ' . : ii"Hi | I'rl-
inlii. Sn'i-lil | : ui Norvuui Dltuasui , wllj'uo3lkm [ ' | lilt.
AiMri'ss nil IctliTi to
Di1. A. T. McLnunhlln , President
lHh anil Iliirni'y Mri'i'ls ,
"
nf ( al klll I'Mr ilcly
nlv. rtm j. hl , | rt.riivli.ru. .
'lllis M 1/1. / . -riklllll y..x' ,
11 < I' ' . M , , , . , , ! , . . Hvuun . i
t.ll , HIM. I'Ktiliit K nun. i.
mini ilnU'i stniuuMl < in itiu
DR. J. E. McGREW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Curi'clln n trti dar % without tholr.ii of nn lionn'llmn
( ronibnilni'K. The mini nliioluin rurcforOI.I'KT
tin ! all nnii'iyliiK ' il > 'liurii < 4 ovi > r IIUIITII l nn-illoal
iclomv. SVI'IIII.IS nnnrrniuoil ruro InW ttiMiUr
Tliu nioKl lumi-rfiil ri'iuo.ly yet known fur n pi-rmt-
noiitcuio. hTllin'l'HI'nr piiliila n-llovlne tlioblaj.
dt'r , cuti'il nt IKIIIIO , liliuiit luitruiiti-iiti ; no cullin * ,
no pain , nu illl.-itliu IAIJ * u [ Maiihuotl or SVinkncm
isttlvrly furoJi l t rollof. bkln ill ua > n mi !
inaliull oimni iitty ruro > ) . Dr. Mi'iiiutv'i
ifi' In tlio ticaiini'iit ' uf I'rlv.lti ) t < i l\l | :
'i'ii i-iiialli ] > .l. anil liU tri'nl nriny of I'ltloiiti
l a < lii'H Iruiu tlui AtliuUi < tollio I'nclllc. lluox lint
I'liciil.ira tri'ti l.mlU > limn j to I only , lull mil
1'nriinni ftrjc-ts Ou.nli.i , NoU KiitraiiUi ) on
ilruot.
lMi * ( r. Nrvrr ( Ail | j.iv. t\ 4 .Srn-i r t tiim > if > t
t'lituuiiik. ' A4Jicil UON DKUU CU | Uwtt lu , N V.
