Nebraska Newspapers

    THE OMAHA DAUAr TIUTNSIAY. ) MAHCIL JO , JS91
THE CITY ,
Inllor Pat'oy Huvnj U mriln on duty
nt the i-lu Jull , after \vio tllnf ( for a
week with la grippe.
Mrs. I'valltio Kiditcrdlud nt her homo ,
"SKI Taylor Hit-cot. Monilny iifk > rno < m.
Her i-onmiiiM NVIMV forwiirili'il thin iillur-
nuuti totiuleim , 111. , for bmlitl.
A mocUni ; will be held nt tin1 Onmlm
wlii'ol club lii'iulqiwitiM's no.\t Tim-day
o veiling ( or tlio | ) iii'iOMi | of or'iuil/.liir ( ( ,
an Atiintuiir AUiletlo
A dollcioto and I'lint.v moimrntlon Is
i Coint ( YUM in , ladli'H1 llnil It mi-
oxi'ollcil for loinovlni ; tun , minlmrn and
nil nklii uruptloiH , noli ! by nil dru 'luts.
Mrs. ( ' . ItVlnul , n slstor of Mrs.
Hurry P. Uonol , dloil lit tlio i-oildi'iico of
Mr. fmiol ) Tiiobdny. The ruinultiHoro
foriviiiik'il this uftui'iiooti to Tisldluu ,
111. , for IntiTinunt.
John A. Gordon , fomiorlv chlof rlorlt
of thcuar dupiirtiiuMit of Inn Union Ta
ctile , lins rcluriu'il tii Oniiilm and tiikon
a position In tlio shops , l-'or tholast
two yours ho 1ms Ix-en oinplojcd In the
census bureau atVndi Inytou.
Chluf of 1'ollro Si--uoy loft last
ovoiiinj , ' for t'lnxolaml , Mil , win-to ho
will pa's a llfti'oii da t IPIIMI of ab-unco
\\H\\ \ I oil nnd ( Jim. Mr * . Scnvoy has
l > oo there for tlio jKist two weeks anil
will return with the chief. Clovolaiul
iat-aino dlsUiu-u down the peiilnsiiliu- ,
about ! i' * > 0 miles from .laekMinvillo. On
tholr icliuii tlio tourists will stop at St.
Aii U9lino and JacUwmvlllo.
\nur Brocor for Cook's Hxtni Dry Itn
jierlal ( 'luunpiKiie Onni used no other will
null. Its boiiuct Is tli'lldous
IKAVKMNC ; IN sTYiiK.
Jlow tlio IViiniyl van Ins " 1'ersoti.nlly
ComliKMi'il" lnoy | tlic- I rip.
Tlio llrst of tlio I'onnsjlvniila r.illroml
roinpnnj's iiersoimlly romluetoil ( .Soklon
( Into tours , whli-li loft Now York Keurii.u-y
7 , nrrlvoil In Oinalin txt " p. in. vestordny
from DOIIMT. Messis T ikcy nml lll.iok , of
the real ostnto cxcliiiiKQ , anil Souotury
Nnsoii , of tlio lio.inl of truili ! , met tlio party
nt Mnrnlii niul osrortoil It to tills city. At
tlio tlopot nil of the oxciirsionUts were pro
filed with iMri-itiHM nnd ilrlvon about tlio
clly under ttio Knidnace of thu local commit-
too.
too.Tlio
Tlio party passed through the business
poitton of tlio city nnd Uewcil tlio rcsi-
ilcncos uloiiK Ki.xtei'iitli nml Twenty-fourth
Rroots | , ivtinninp iinaln to Km mint sttvct
wheioTiu : 111 i : and i\e\sp York hfo build-
lii M , ttio court lioi.so. liuiUsmid other points
of Intelost ro itispt'ctoil.
Kneli tno'iibei- tlu > p.irty wns tn-csentcil
nllli n small snmcnli-by tlio lionul of tr.ulo ,
containliifj statistics of Omaha's population
niul imlustiii" * .
Tim pin tj then illviileil , seine Koinp to the
Jini'ltiiiKutks nnd other iiiimufncturliiK os-
tiiblishinoatslillo others ri-tituil a ffiiin-
" " * ' < > r ntjlio larBo letall intabllslunoiits of the
city for tlio purpose of in.iUIng purcht es of
mementoes of the trip.
Hetinnini : to'heir ' train tin ) tourists pre-
pnrod to m.iUo tlicinsulvos conifortablo for
the tnjslit.
Tim I rain InliUh the p.irty travels Is con-
elili'rcil tlio lint'sttliut over crotieil tlio con-
thiont , and Is coniposoil of n combination car
containing : i liarbor shop and bath room in
ono end , n l > .i irn'o ( apirtniunt in the other
niul a lu\\nlously lit toil up suiokhi room in
the center , l ollowinir tins Is the Uiinnp car ,
with Its foico of IhreocooUsnnd four wnili'rs ,
( iipoiinteniled by u coinmissarv ntont ; nnd n
dlnltiKiMr conduitor. rsoxtoomus the four
Ploopoislth n porter for i.iclihllo the
roar is brought up by the attractive obsorvn
lion i.ir.hlch Is tliu ioooitiuii ] loom of the
train , It Is littud up with movable plusn
ehniiN. an nprlnht pinnontini , ' desks nnd
well Illicit booU-mses. lloio , too , is foundJ.
H. Solnn , the ofllulul stenoi-'rapher nnd typewriter -
writer , who attends to the business and social
correspondence of tomists. A Pullman con
ductor , a bappipoinaster , two electricians
and a colored maid complete the train force.
The train is boated UiiouKliout by steam
nnd lighted bj electricity. The cars mo
marvels of beauty and luxurious In the. ex
treme , being upholstcietl anil finished in the
highest stjlo of the nit.
Tlinho personally conducted tours are the
creation of the Pennsylvania company and
were Inaugurated tlueo years aio. The road
now runs regular tourist trains to points of
lateiest in the soutn during the winter aail
to the west and north In the spring and sum
mer. The details of iho trip arc all under
tlio ninnngcinuntof the company's agent , \\lio
ncL'Oiiipnnics the ti.iin , and the tounstt , are
thoieby relieved of all anxloty on all matters
ol detail.
The paity yestcrdav was in clmi'KO of Sir.
Colin Stnikls. tourist au'i'tit of the company ,
nnd Mrs. It. l < \ lleiuler , who nccomp.inled tlio
tourists as chapoioiio The members of the
party weio high in their pr.iiso of the cfll-
cient manner In ANhicli Air. Studils had
looked after tlicir welfare and n meeting of
the entire niut > was held on the train cu
route from Denver yesterday utuhicb a very
complimentary letter A\.IS imticteit and
signed by all the mcnitiers of the putty , to Do
Bent to tlio general agent of the Pennsylvania
road at Philadelphia The letter wns highly
commend itory of Mr Ktudds and expressed
thounivuisal sntibfnction of nil tlio signers
nt the suctibstul conduct of the trip.
The crjtluulo of the p.uty e.xtoiuled also in
thodlioction of the ilep.irtmontof gastronomy ,
and a ptirio was imulo upnt the saino meot-
Iiigforciieb of the cooks , aecompanied bylet-
tors of n roinliiiicntnry ] ) nature.
"
The prime moor In"thcso expressions of
satisfaction nml approval was Mr. Herman
Maims , n prominent Jeweler of Xeiv Yoik ,
and the gentleman \\lio enjojs the distinction
of having Drought the opd into general favor
in this country , Tlio train pnlloil out of the
depot at S..50 i > in for Chicago , where the
p.uty will stop nuring the day , after widen
the members will return to their rcspoctlvu
homes.
Ciflsslei's Mncielleulacho 'A'afcrs. Cures all
homkchcs inJ0 minutes. At all di-it-gb
.1 A.\tH.M'tMK.\ .
'Superb.i ' , " the Ilanlon Ilrothors' latest
nndimiwli'st spectacular creation , opens at
Uojil's opor.i house next Sunday evening
nnd remains for ono week Durinj. the on-
Raueinont ono matinee \ \ 111 bo given , on Sat
urday only. ( lorgvous mul cfloctivo settings
abound In ovcry act nnd scene A tlo\\'rr
ship upon a sea of roses , a par lea of beauti
ful pmnts , in the blossoms of which the faros
of lianiUomo Indies appear ; n bark drawn
aciuss n shimmering , moonlit sen by plumn
nnd rosy iiiermnids ; an African juagto tilled
with stinngo beasts nnd boirid ) itiantoms ,
and a wondrous transformation scene , in the
background of which sparkles the Foun'nin
of Perpetual Youth , tlio water of which
sparkles with the hues of iimny-colorcd
s , nroputtof tlio spectacle.
Ointiha r < edge Xo. it'.i , Order of Klks , takes
Its annual bonotit nt ttio lioyd Satin day
evening , nnd the miscellaneous programme
prepared promises to excel any previous en-
teitaliunent given by tholodgoin this city.
The Pnttl Rosn company will return from
their tour of the state and present the first
net of "Margerv Daw , " and the second act
of "Imp. " This will afford nil ttio mem
bers of Miss Uosn's eompanj
an opportunity to intioJuco theii
specialties nnd nt tlio saino tnno sliou
the ability of the members , Mr Willmn
Caldor. manager of the Pnttl Kosa companj
will appear in the kitchen scene from "Kli
Van Winkle " In addition Mr. C. 11. Tavlot
of the IMcn Museo will sing soveial selec
tions. Ho has a tenor voice of uncommon
sweetness and power nnd will undoubted ! )
> rove n treat. Theeclcbratcd Juggler , O H
1 CurU , will appear by Ulna permission of Mr
Vlll Lnwlor , mnnnsror of the IMon Mtucons
will also the Sicilian troubadours Slgnor
anil Senora Acnils. ihiffn'o ' Dill wll
como from > "orth I'lutto sj/eclally to appeal
Inn fifteen minutes1 talk , nnd the theater
poliig1 public m.iy oxpeet something pleasant
for no doubt Colonel Cody \\ill \ tell of the
"high nnd mighty" ixM-sonnges whom ho mo
nnd entertained wbllo abroad. No such bll
has ever been picsonted to the people o
Omaha , nnd ought to meet with ncrondoi
house. Scats will go on sale Friday morning
The Arabian vlllngo now on exhibition n
the Eden Museo is a decided novelty and nt
tracts largo numbers. The troup of Spanlsl
troubadors nnd Iho Aecarrarls are both
features of exceptional merit. In the
theater a first class specialty combination Is
tlcasuff ? ! large crowds.
HIS WHOLE FAMILY CRAZY ,
Orny JuJson Warbn ton Springs frout n
Line of Lunatics ,
OME IDI03YNCRACIES OF THE TRIBE.
) < 'pimltloiis'l'lia ( Tell oftln
\Viii'lilnutiii
lloinii tpliilnii > < of Iho
I'luluie Smaslirr.
The attondiinco In .hulgo Cl.irUson's court
vestorday niornlng was unusunlly Inrgi' , the
nudionco Including lawyers , dootoH , pteach-
ors , nnd many business men , besides the usual
lumber of court hangers-on.
The foiti ro was the commencement of tlio
[ rial of tlio state against Cary .1.
\Vnrhington , the young mini uho. Do-
umber 1T > of Inst yoir , hurled a
chair tliroutili the Inmous Sls.oni painting
that was on exhibition In the Stcelo bulldliib' ,
mil ktnmn as thu "Uetuin of Spilng '
After "onio delay a Jury was seemed and
W A Ij Clibbon put upon the stand lie
was in the rooms of the Oinnlin art exhibit
: ni the night of December ! " > ; stood boino
twenty feet from W.irblngton ; saw him
rnlso n chnlr over Ills he.id and strike the
- , of the sumo thnnigh the nlctuf ) , tearing
t\\o Rival ivnts In tin1 llguio , at ttioMXino
time exclaiming- did it ! 1 did it , nnd I
dul it to piotectomairs vlituo' ' Ho
awarhington \ when ho was nr-
viteit by tlio olllcor. niul from bis
general appniranco , made up hit mind
that the man maliciously doitroje.l the pic
ture.
II. .lay Smith of Minneapolis , dhcctor
of the ait exhibition , \\as called Ho know
the picture nnd the author. Tlio value of the
lntini ; wasl\ioo ( before It w.is disfigured ,
ut noIs \ not ivorth inotu thanSO.W'1' ' ' to
'l.noti. ' Mo slated tbat the pletiuo was now
on exhibition in Ienurhero it wns the
Kie.il drawing card.
The defendant occupies nrlmlrnt the at-
tornev's table and to nil appearance is the
least interested in the outcome of the case of
nnv pi'iton In the room
Dm tug the afternoon the prosecution put
n number of \ \ it nesses on the stand , all of
uliom UMilKid to thu value of the plcturo ,
the manner In which it was secured for ex
hibition and Its iliml destruction.
The state then rested and the defense put
in tustimoiu showing thatjiiot only Waiblng-
ton , but his father , urandfathor , uncles nnd
cousins were as era/y as n lot of .March
haios. This testimony was in the shape of
depositions of paitles residing at Sidney , O ,
\Uioro U'ariiington was born and raised. To
begin with , his fnthor , wlnlo not a laving
maniac , so far forgot himself thntho put the
niu//Io ot a iwolver to his temple , pulled
the trigger ami then died. Tins happened in
P8. . Uhnilotto Uice sister-in-huv
, a - - , nc-
conllng to her deposition , know that Cary
( the I'u-iOner ) was cra/v. She kno\v the old
man was allllctod with ItiKOi-sollhin , nnd did
n great many dishonorable things , blio also
knew that when I'.ny AMIS nbout llftecn
je.irs old ho created n panic at her
house ono Chiistmus eve. A Irco" for
the children had own erected in the
p n lor andjiist bofoio the time arrived for
Saint Nick to put in an nppo.uancc , Uaiy
Hashed a six-shooter and began Hi inn up the
chimney stating that lio'd ho il d if ho was
going to lm\o nnv more of tills Smta Chins
foolishness. This not only frightened the
inmates ne.uly todoath , tmt it convinced the
sister-in-law that the lad was unhinged in
the upper story.
This woman also knew Gary's grandfather ,
Warbington. Shu knew tint ho was era ? ) ,
b-'caiiio slio roniemboiod ono tlmo when tlio
old man lefused to eat tun thing for several
days , and before ho bioko his fast , hu put thu
family bihlo on a stand in tlio parlor nnd
gathciiiiLT ail of the membeis of the tiiimlv
nbout him , told them to keep quiet , as he had
seemed the services of Christ mid had nut
him to woik husking corn at UO cents per
mishel.
William linker , nu old resident of Sidney ,
0. , lind known the VVarbingtona all his life ,
nnd thought they we.ro nil era/.v before they
died. In a typewritten deposition bo rcciteil
n story about .lames Warbington , an unelo of
Cary. This man was the preacher , nnd Hanoi-
testItlcd tint ho would preach his sermon ,
slip out the back tioor of the village churdi
and steal the best hcfio ho could llml. lq- )
ponent admitted that after .lames stele ono
horse ho stoiipod preachini ; and went into
bolitudo and seclusion.
Amos Hobuits , i : . P ITiimmoll nnd Charlotte -
lotto Uico swoio In their depositions that
they nnd heard of the hoiso story and he-
liovcJ it to be a fact. Their knowledge of
the ciicnnistauces leu them to think that nil
of \Vaibingtonshnvo been cu/yanu ( Jury
especially. They also knew that ono mom'-
inc \\lien Cary was visiting at n nUghboi's
house ho got mad at some remnrk
that was made , and coming into
the back jard , lotuinod with nu ax , and .it
ono fell s\\oop smashed nn lion teakettle
Into smithereens , scattering hot water upon
n number of small chlUieu. T'hev were
ijiiite positUo that a. sane man \\ouhi not per
form such nn aet.
( I. H. Uoawell anil Thomas M. Unssey of
Sidney know joungVaibinglon fiom 'tho
tlmo that lie was bom until ho left that
town They not only regarded Mm as cru/y ,
but thought that ho wns r. bail , u kited bnv ,
as hu took giv.it nleasuro in destroying prop
erty , tormenting animals anil i'nterfutmg
\\ittiothei people's business.
Another hatch of depositions of a similar
natuiti will bo lead to the juiy when court
convenes this morning.
In the case of the stiito neainst A. .1.
Cooper nnd Thomas A. C'reljer , cli'iived
witn having stolen 'll fiom the persun ol
Chniles Ni'ltleton , tUo juiv returnoj aer -
diclof guilty.
Striirk by a .Motor.
Frank Lhidberg.al'iboicr ' in the Union i'a-
cillc freight depot , living nt KS01 South Ninth
street , met with an accident which c.uno near
torininnting hisoxistenco nbout noon .vector-
dr.y llo was bin ryingnlong I best t eet to catch
n motor car at Piftcenth and Kirn am nnd ran
directly in front of a ear coming from the
the cpposito direction. Ho wns knocked
doun and iccoKed n sevcio biuiso near the
loft temple , but scrambled out of the way
nnd escaped further Injury.
Dr. Birnoy euros c-xtnrrh. FJeo bid'
Old Settlers' MiM'llii * ; .
There will bo a meeting of tlio old settlers
of Douglas county nt the leal estate exchange
room In the New Yorlt lilo buildmgoii Hatur-
ilny evening , March Jl , at 7 M o'clock for
the purpose of ttansactlng general business
res ising the constitution ami the election ol
ofllrcrs. All old settlers and their lailies uro
invited to attend AiminD .losr- ,
becretinj Old bottlers' Association.
Daed in Millions ot Horaca
(0 Years the fit/indird /
UOWNRICHT FRAUD
v\M in the ilnlms of
manufactururs and deal
ers for the oKt fnsldonrd
" poious"ili.sterH ( and thu
many imitations of JIKN-
SON'S now on the market.
1IB.NSUNB is the only
porous plaster poet > c8Slng
mcdlrlnul valuo. Hu lurti
you ( 'ct
-Y snurr ro.Monr.
Vnlley Dnctiit * U III Kx-
olmnge rJrcet ings mid lOtiu'rlo K'oi.
'Jho Medli-nl soclclv of the Missouri Valley
vlll hold Its third annual session nt the 1'ux-
on hotel tonight nnd nil day tomorrow.
I'lioro aw over MOO members In the society ,
'oity-elght ot whom are residents of Oniaha
The meeting will bo c.nled to order nl T..U )
> . in , nnd after orgnnlmtlou the following
> apers u-llt bo n-.ul : Disciisslon on teiial
lists , Dm. I , A. Mori-hill. M. II Jonin , H.
' . t'rutinner , A 11 Somers of Oiniha , nmt
VS. V. Mntisfoldo , Ashlnnd , Noli. Intuba-
lonofthn liirxnx , ropoit of twenty cases ,
> r Hal Foster , Kansas Cltv ; otndogv nnd
.reatment of pneumonia , Dr. Koboccii Hanna ,
KedOnk.
At 10 p.m. the members ttlll adjourn to
.ho Puxtun cafe , \\hero n bumpiut given by
ho physlcliiiis ol Oinilintll bo served
Toasts will bo jiropnsed and icsponses undo
) > number of the loaders of the profession
n the west. Ir ) It llooio of Oni.iha will
. > e master of leronnnlos
After llio IUKnot ) ] the society will adjourn
mtll ' , ' n m Krlilav inoinim ; During the
1' iiday session the following pipers will bo
resented. A Case of Vagina ! llystoivclomv ,
Hr A. 1' Jonas , Omaha ; Sarco'mi of Neek
)1 Pemiir , with Spontaneous I'raeturo. Dr. .1.
ICinmert , Atlantic , Astigmatism , Dr Plavel
It TilTany , Kansis C'ily ; llloDhintlnsis , a
'lie , lr I ) onnld Mncrae , Council UlutTs ; A
N'eglected 1 'h.ise of Sanltarv Science , Dr S
stewait Council lllulTs , Kecent I'vneiliMioo
.n Abdnmtiiul Smgerv , Dr .1 10. Snmniors ,
r.Om.ilia ; IVvdlng in Aeuto Dlseises , Or
I P.hito , Council lllulTs , Treitment of
itiicttnos of Kectiim , trport of case. Dr. S.
: ! ( iant , ICnnsns C'Uy ; Now Upei.itIon for
Kntioplum of the IC\ellds , Or II ( JilTord ,
JHiiaha. Volvulus , Keeovery without Oporn-
Lion , Dr. Uebecca Iliinna. Itoil Oak , The
I'lovintlon of Diseases of Women , Dr. .1. I' .
Lord , Omaha ; I'lesentntion of Cases , Volun
teer Papers , etc.
- The cftlccis of the nssoclntlon mo : 1'iesl-
dcnt , .1 M. Uichinond , M. I ) , ot St. .losopb ,
Mo , Ili'stico preslilent , it K Crnminer ,
M D. . of Otiuhn , seconil vlco piesldent , CS.
W Colt , M. I ) , Missouri Vallov ' , In. : trons-
nier. T H. l/ieoy , M 1) ) . Cotinci'l IllutT < , In. ;
sieretmv , P S. Thomas , \I. I ) , Council
I'lulTs , la. ; assistant scere-tarv , II. L. . lluw-
itvou. M n , Omaha.
This Is a flit of tlio comnutteo of nri.mgc-
inputs ; It. U Monro , M. U. , n P Crtiin-
mer. Al. 1) ) . , W II Christie , M. D
Dnkola , Inwa , Nebraska , Mlssoutl and
Kansas will bo represented.
"Ayei's niPilIc lies have been satis factory
to mo throughout my prnctico , especially
A\er'sChi > rv Pectoral , which has been used
by many of my patients , one of whom says
lie knows it savc-d his lifo. " 1 \ L.
M D. , Ihooklyn , N. Y.
Mr. T ,1. llrownllelil , state adjuster Partn
ers' union insiii.inco company , was in the
city yisterd.iv. Mr. Hrownlleld has been
canvassing the state in the mteiest of the
beet sugar Industry and tunoits nbout T.'i
per cent of the liirmers in favor ol the new
bounty bill now before the legislature.
No griping , no nausea , no pain when Do
Witt's Uittlo iaih KKcrs are taken. Small
pill. Safe pill. Hest pill.
( ! corh'0 Helmroil. who forseveial dnvs lias
been conllned to his home nt Twenty-first
nnd California stieots wltb n severe attack
of la giippo , is better and is again able to bo
upon the bticuts.
Mothers will find Mis.Vlnslow's Soothing
Svrnp ttio best lomeily for their children.
Jj cents n bottlo.
L. J\l Wcstlakp. the Pittsbtirgstroiis man ,
who picks up n 1,000 pound wcightus il it was
u feather , ia at tlio l'.i\ton.
MCHDICIt ,
Pnge'n Allldntlt * Is Nut ii SIIOIIK im
III * A"i-rlial > .t uy.
Superintendent t Marsh of the Chicago
police telegraphHjflilof Scimy thnt Knink
I'HRP , alias Mi'Uartney , who accuses Mlko
Kilk of the nmtxlcr of Charley Poor , will
como hero voluntarily and lestlty ngninst
him.
him.Pngo's
Pngo's nUldavlt ' irlved Tnotday evonlng ,
nnd wns shown U > Gounty Attorney Mnhoney ,
who said thai ho thought Silk could bo con-
victeil. It was In reply to a teU'grnm asking
if Pngo would ciimo bi'ie and t-stlfv in the
cine thnt the above information wns rocoiu'd
from Superintendent Mnish.
Pngo's nniihuit dliTcrs somei\ lint from the
storj foi warded by the Chlciuro authorities.
'
lie told them tlmt'ho wns present at the tlmo
of Iho tuurdci , nnd was stationed as a lookout
just across the street
llo su\s nothing about thai In hisnflldiivlt ,
but states that ho met Pragin , alias Silk. In
tbejallvard in Chicago , and the latter told
him the story of the murder. Ho MJS tlnit
tie was nrrested some time ngo for hurglarv.
but was acquitted last Pilling by a Jury. llo
sajs thnt ho does not personally know the
man Williams , who , Silk told him , wns silk's
pal iu the minder ciso , hut from thedescilp-
tion given of Williams bv Silk , 1'mto is cer
tain tlml the photograph foiwarded fiom
Oiniha , and tnnrkeJ " .lolm Henry , " Is thatof
Williams.
In hlsallld.ivlt IIP does not claim to linvo
am knowledge of the case other than what
Silk told linn in the Jalljard. llo sav Silk
told him that It wain case of shooting or
being shot , nml tint If hi' ha 1 not hilled Poor
the latter would hn\u Idllcil him.
Chief Si'aM'v admits tlnit ho is somowlmt
disappointed in the nflldin it , and thnt there
lion's not seem to bo n verv stiong case
against Silk. Kuither action in thu ease
rests with the county nttornov , nnd if thai
olllcial decides to mo nn Infoinmtion charg
ing Silk with tlio nun dor. a leqnisltlon will
bo seemed and an olllcor sent alter Iho
pi boner.
AN'HKItKON-Mr. .1. II. . tih'ont o ( rhlc.igo , Mll-
wiinKei' . M Paul railroail , at Piittsminilli ,
l.i . , lie wasstrlclien ilh p.u.iUMs at the
Murray hotel , IVbiunry ' 'I died at Im-
iiiniiuil hospital Match 17. I'liiicr.il , 'J p in. ,
March p ) . at tlio ( iood Shephard ehntch , cor
ner Ninctucntli nnd 1-iKo.
Oli Ii- . MANN -Henry , injo tt veari. at M .
Stulm's f.u in , I 'ii Hi s w esl of Omaha. I'liurnil
\\lll le held < in l'i Id iv. M.uuh Ul , at " o'elouk
p. in. I'l lends nic Inv lud.
Dr. liirney euros cninrrh , Boo bklj.
u Ijtm-nsei.
The following niirriaj HOJHOI wow is
sued by .hulgo Shields jestonlay :
NnmoniKt addross. Aco.
niimnasC.lllls \ \ Perry , la . M
I Nelllo I ) , . .loneJnnilin . l
J.lullus Alexaiidi r , Om.iliu . 'If ,
I Maiy Craig , Diiiaii.i . 'M
j.Inlin ' ( | ( , Oniiiha . 2U
1 Mnrln I' . Anileison , Omaha . i. "
IHIIci I' . Kiistoiiinejer. Slnntim Co , Neb . . . 'J ( >
I rillnila.Iane Miilth , Unitiba . 10
"ProwiiN Hioii < > hliil Troches" nro
widely knoun ns an ncimlr.ililo temi-dy for
hiouc-hitis , ho irseness , coughs and throat
troubles , bold onlv in boxes.
I'llSilll'SM 'llltlllllCH.
At noon yesterday the Job pnntinghousc of
Mcllrldo kc * Co. , at Kin Hoilgo street was
closed on a mortgage of $ l.irr > given to Mar
garet V. Hniney. The mortgagee u ill con-
t'nlie ' the business.
Chniles .1. Hell of the Coliseum company
jestcid.iv iimrtgnDteil to Mtnpliy , Wnsoj , \ ;
Co. : t'JdU chillis , now in the Coliseum , to bo-
cure the payment of $1,101. ,
WHICH IS THE BEST\
AND MOST POPULAR )
MOST POWERFUL * (
AND SAFEST ( *
BLOOD J
MEDICINE./
BEST bccnusc it is the only permnncnt euro for contagious Ulood
Poison , Siliu Cancer and inherited Scrofulsi.
rOPULAIt because it docs all that is claimed for it.
POWERFUL because it purges the blood of all impurities.
SAFEST liecaiiso it contains no mercury or poison of any kind. la
purely vegetable and can bo taken by the inobt delicate child.
Hooks on Illooil and SI ; in DIHC.IKCH Tree ,
THE SWIFT SPECiFSC CO. , Atlanta , Ca.
THE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK
RICHARD A McCURDY , PHISIDINT.
for the year ending Desgnte 3 ! si , 1300.
Asoets $147.154.901 20
Reserve on Policies at 4f $130,068.303 OO
Inabilities other than Reserve , BO ? ' 52 SS
Surplus , 9Q81i < s 33 8H
Receipts from all sources 34 > 97'A S 52
Payments to Policy-Holdcrs i5IJ29'S2 ! ?
RlsJis aoBunicd , . . . . 40,188 pclicies. 100.985,98553
R2Slis in foi-co , S00.05& policies , 038,220,805 24
THE ASSETS ARE INVESTED AS FOLLOWS :
Real ERtato and Bond & Movtga o Loans , . . . $70.520,23173
United States Bonds and other Securities , . . . . . 01,311,03154
Loans on Collateral Securities 8.G24.400 OO
Cash in Banks untl Tnmt Companies nt interest , . . J.CftO.I-ll &U
Intercut accrued , Premiums deferred , etc. , . . . . 7.133,850 3G
$ 47,154,001 20
I ha\e careful ! ) eximlned the fciegoing tatemcnt anJ finil llie same lot corri-ct.
A. \VAICHIIOUSr. , Auditor.
From Ihc Surpliu abo\e slntcJ a Uiv Jemt will be apporlioneJ a usual ,
The buBincss for 1890 shows INCREASE over that of 1880 , as follows :
In Assets $10.763.033 18
In Reserve on Policies and Surplus 10,554,001 O4
In Receipts 3.8B0.750 O7
In Payments to Policy-holders 1,772.501 O7
In Risks asouincd 4,011 policlon , 0,383.50221
In Risks iu force 23,745 policloa. 78,270,03138
Y . PajmtnUto Atscti.
r. ' .
Assmner. OiHitaiulinf. 1'ollii.llolileri.
$3 l.flsi , ISO. . Jli.'il,7MSM. . ) ! 2 10. . ? inonfiii8 : 11. 51
1685. -iti)0iy. ) : ! . . ims.osi.iii. H.-IO..OIOOO. . so.sia.itrii us. 51
IbW ) . 50.8.W.710. . . iUW.SUll.'JO.l. i.l'i.llJ7r. : } ! ) ) ! . ai.iirr.iTii or. 21
lt-87. 09.iri7.Ki8.J27.W8til ( ! : ! . ' 23,1111 ! ) 10. SS
1S8S. ' ' i- iiir.rjnsij' ! 2l,3in.iW ( ! : 52.
i.Vilcoailbu ! . ! fioriiiiloiuiii' 15.t200.l)8 ( ( ) ! )8. ) . 1,11I > , OIII 02.
IbOO. icoflbr , oso. . . oabo.&os. . 10latJOUOj. ) , . 1-17,101,1)01 , ) 2U
New Yo ; k , Januiry.sSlli , iSji.
OK TKUSTISItB.
StMVPL F. Ouvrn H\KNIMAN. S. VAN UEKSSPIAIIU Ciunm. TnnnnoRp
I ICIL'S KOOINSON. HBNKV W , SMITH. ClIAHLIlS K. IlKNUUKbO-J. \VlIIUM llAIICIILk ,
feAMUKl. 11. IlMlCOLK , KOUHHr OUMIMNT. fiKQHOP HllSS. 1'KBSTUN II. I'lAMO ,
C.IOHCR S. Cnt. GEORCK 1 , HAKHK. Kl'Ft'SV , 1'l'CKIIAM. STUVIHSANT 1'isn ,
HlCIIAKIl A. MCCUKPV. los. Tnoiirsov. J. IIOUAKT llFKKICK. Aiir.i'sTUS ' 11 , IUILLIAIID ,
IAMRS C , HOLUKN. uirni KV UICOTT. WM. I1. IIIXON. CiiAH.ir. I. . MIIIER.
HERMANS C. VON I'OST. Kic I KcnmnL KlII'EKT ' A. CillAt.NISS. I AMU W. 11 us rn > .
11 , KICK , I urn I. DAIILS. HESKV II , Uoaim'i. WAITHK H. iiiiiKtTP.
MAY. i < ouii < T Scwuu. JNO. W. AucniN.Luss. ( JAMIJ ; 1Z. OHAMMSS.
RODERT A. CRANNISS , VlOC-PntBIDtttT.
WAI.TPR R. OIM.F.TTF , Ocntral Minagcr. ISAAC r. U.OYD. a.l Vlcc.rrcsUlent.
WILLIAM J. fcASION , Secretary. rKl'linUICK SCIIUOKDKK , A liunt Sec'y.
AKCHItlALD N. WATKUHOUSt : , Auditor.
EMOUV McCI.INlOCK , l.l-I ) . , P. I. A. , Aclinry.
JOHN TATI.OCK , J . , AssUtant Actuary. CH\KI.iS : II. I'LKKV ' , Jit AisUtant Actuary.
FREDERIC CROMWHI. ! , , Treasurer.
JOHN A. rONDA , A iUtant Tr urer. WII.MAM I' . SAN'DS , Ca.Mer.
EUWAKI ) 1' . IIOMlF.rf. Assistant Ca hlcr.
WILLIAM G. DAVIES , General Solicitor , WILLIAM W. KICIIAUDS , Comptroller.
MEDICAL DIKKCTOKSI
CUSTAVUS S. WINSTON , M.D. L" . J , MAKSH.M.U. CKANVlLLf. M. Wll : II' , M.n.
\V. F , ALLENtaou jl Ais iU Nobrulta , North and Souti Dakota , Wy mtnj anU
Utah , Omaha , Nebrablia.
RING
Although modestly inclined about putting in an appearance , will ncvcithclcss come , we , having no
direct comiminicatioii with the weather buiean , thought it he t in any event , to be on time with our/
naitoflhe programme- , and licit- accordingly at ranged onse\cral countcis for your early and caic
inspection
OVER
One thousand handsome spring Overcoats representing e\ery conceivable shade and fabric , OveiroaW
made fiom fine woolens of onr selection and finished witheveiy care and taste.Vc \ highly appretiato
the trade's confidence in goods of our own maim failure and foi the pie ent spiingvc , have spaied no
pains in bunging out only such gaimenK , isve feel sine will if possible , cement more closely the need
will and conlidencc of the entire conuniinitv. No Meicbaiit I'.iiloi prices icqnircil hcie to obtain ucry
advantage they can jossibly ) olfer. Our U\er- \
And a large variety of late styles in spring suits , we commend to all classes of trade who figme cron >
omy when outfittimj ; for spiing and Bummer ; they not only combine quality and style , hut aie IMP
meiits of our own manufacture with a special Mipch iMim o\cr e\eiv Mitth and button , a uie gnaraiiteo
against ripping or losinii ; shape. Keep this lart \ \ \ - \ \ \ \ \ mini , that the Hmwning , King ix Co. cloth ; ; ,
is the I'eojile's ' choice in moiotlutn hall ul the pinuipal liiu-s iu the t'niou. They ha\e \ all tbe air
of the tailofs ait , the piice about one half.
S. W. Corner I5th and Douglas. RELIABLE CLOTHIERS ,
WAL * m&9
THEGREATLIVERand STOMACH REMEDY
I'n rp > all iINiirdt'i-s of UK > Sluinacli , l.hcr , Itoncls , Kirtis { Hlndil T , NVnous
Hi-ens , Lo.s of Ainu'lilo. ' Hcii'nchr ' , ( 'oii llpiiditi. ( ( isllu'iu'ss. Inli n , 18'ilions-
'nots , I't'ier , I'ih1 * , Ktc , , nml ri'ii'crs llu > Mst ' > iu less liable to nmliMcl
HADWAY's IMI-I.45 are a I'nri'for llilscciiil.iliit | ) Thc\ tone up the Inlerml si-crotlon1 ! to
he.illliv Mition lesinre sin iiL'lh to Ihf slniuaili , and en ilili it to ui'rfjn in Its finict Inns
I'll' ' ' e''i.i . 11 lici\ silil h > nil ilriiKo'lsth. ui m.ukil by UAIWA\ ) to . MiuriMi Mrtel , New
York , un luetlpt of pin u
OURBl ! NO 3PA.Y.
BOYD'S. " TWO NIGHTS ONLY. "
AMITlll ISMUV.
"F.xmouj Bidily Ronan of tlio Shadows ol a
Great City. "
HnniB Ward Tiffanij
In her litest mil ( rre iti-it aiucess
Annie M'ird Tllliinvi * IV--rv l.n an
it lie faillifill lnsli luii'- I
K\ci'lU'iit I' i > .t i > f I lull u lei -
IJLI l.il S ( 1 1101) IIKI I ifo 'Is
I'llicH . .inint . ill I'l I
Soatsi n s ilc Tuisil.iy lit rtn'illiii pileia
Boycl's ' ,
THJiiD ARNUtL BENEFIT
I'm tlio I luirltj 1 niul > f
Omaha LoclciB NO. . 39 ,
BEHEYOLEMTAKITHOTECTIVE
Order of Elks
\i
Boyd's Opera House ,
Safitra'ay J viinn , March 21 si
PAROSA.
I n the 1 Irst Ac t of MA HCiERV DAW.
Al-o Sucnii.l Act of IMP.
JhVillliiin Cnlili i niul Mi-s Martinet Hatch
In the Uiti-liiMi st'i'nc fiinii
RIP VANWINKLE.
_
I Ifl i en Mlniili s uith
BUFFALO BILL.
Tin1 i l'U'l ' > l lie I IViior ,
MR. C. B.TAYLOR.
Tinfallfiiinl
MR.O. H. KURTZ.
Tin1 Sicilian Tioiiluiloms.
SIGNQR and SIGNORITA ACARIS ,
i-iilo of hi als opt us 1'riilay moi nln
I K TTJHN OF TUB
. poi'ULAIt FAVOUITES.
MONDAY , MARCH 23.
lTlieOilKin.il anilVoilil l'imoiis- (
HRNLON BROTHERS
- MMI.I Illl. IS Al
WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
Presenting for the Tirst Tinm in Omaha
'I heir
Gorgeous , New Spcclaciilar Paiitoinime ,
SUPER
Sells Open S.it irdiy at Usu il
DIME EDEM
\\lll I.nwlor , Maiiu iT ( nr lltii in 1 I am nu
\VK.I u 01IAHi II 1 < 1
' 1 Ini Iralilnii \ Illlniii * 'I lui \ irlnlim u Miili.rrnl
t > | > aiilil ) I. } l ili' " Vlllii'ii , , ! i'i -hlil ll.inii'i.
'lui lur nmlllhnaii \ Dm Ilili l.iHnnl iiml l.iictliT
III Iir II ) ilo t , IIIKIU irjr , A I iinii ) 1'iino
PERFECT HEALTH
KlilunJH ll.'i'k l.ui ki | rl. N \ Hiiliiilliiil nli > r
mini ) U'lirn nitli-rli t : ( ri'in ' Ni'mum Hi'iillll ) -lofi |
k'ri nu i , 'I will lilnuT Muii'lm hi'mn rcfluri'il b ;
fmir hu i' Ni live lit v MI I inn HI liii > ni Inn
full Him ii jniiiik1 linn ' | lii'rbu | in-tunll 1'aui-
jililuKniu NiU\ i : IIICAN HJ , IH HA1 u N V.
dulU 1 } liubdiuuu UIUK Cu , lll'J ' 1 uruaiu SI , UiuuU
With Double Wire Suspensory.
'PATENTED AUG. is , IBB ? . IMPROVED JEY 29,1390. ,
TIl OWKV H
fANIC 110 1)Y
ITN-UUV Mill nil Ulio i-
tnntic'iinplnlnt4 tinibn o dcn-
crnlnnd .Servnm pi'WIIty Cosllvo-
in"Klitnoy Ncrv-
il Kx
Itii * of body IJIs-
PII-IM C-IIKOU by liiilbcretluns In
\ oiitlidue , Mur- rlod or
I.lfo. Buspa uory.
BENT TO N'lilW ! PAKTIK1 * KOTl
'IAIN CO.MH.AIMS ON UO DAVd ' 1 KIAL
Also nil iU'clrlo ; Trims mill licit Coinlilnril.
Fcnrt PC POHIK.-O for FiiFB IlliistrntOil book 2. %
J'WH , vrhlch will behi-nt juu In plulu bCaludcuvul *
ope. Mention this | m | > or AUclrt'ss
Ov/en / Electric Belt & Appliance Co , ,
OOO N. Broadway , St. Loulu , Mo.
BAILEY
,
Graduate Dentist.
A I'ullSi't of Tcolli on llulilirr
for I lT llul I Ml * A icrfid
III KunrnnU'oil ' 1 oi'lli exlrnrlnl
Hllhoul | > 'iln "f il vlik'cr nnl
nltlu ul nnui'itlii-llii iiolil niul
hll lT lllllllUI fit IlilM'St mil1 *
llrlili.1 ami l'rn \\ork 'Icvlli
nlthuul pUtlca All urk \ > iu
Tnnuil
OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK , loTH AND FARNAM
Inlninc'1 IMli l LLt clo\alor
unlils ml n k
HOTEL.
T/i > Jlin'mii , ( < - . I ttli nntl
llnti-1 llntlitiniIn ttiniilin , .Ncrcrd/ /
lH'in-ii Intfliit' inillH innnlinIttun
liiiHfiiifiit l run/ ' . All I lif t'lliniii niul
jliioi-Hliiifd ii-illi .tnln'Ntt > * / / ( ; ! ( ) /
. - it to Inii'ii
tniiifiiiul.fiift IniiitiHftililr
titiifl ; . I-in-t'Ki'iiin'M tiinl Jin' film-nit
tlu-aiiiilKtitt I/if tuillilinii. ttfii in In-ill.
lint < nnl mill ntiti'1- 11(1 iiiiinliini-
.
D. SILLOWAY , Prop.
" "
"HOTEL DELI.ON E ,
Corn- 14th ami Cajntol Avoniu.
Just coinplutoil , hai 100 rooms , throi
bt.iirw.ys , Ironi tlio top to the bottom , 1m
linu ulcvntor .intl chniuu : ; room burvico , u
Uro jirooi throuj'lnut , line bill. u1 1 rooms .inJ
tin1 tlmist totlot loonu in thu city. Lar.ji
Sainjib ) r lonn , Sii'tm with bitti . "ca Co-
lltli anil CanitolAvo. Street c.ir b rrlco In
all ilt ro tioii'i. H.ittis ( roini'JSJ I > a > l.OO.
I hn h HiitnriMiiiul f.l.sn.
till' > Mh ( llltt.ll Ill-Ultll I.I
t III in. I' > il it l\ n in i.
Illll. llhl , .1 lll , | , | , .1 , 11
> t rpliln. . llnl.ll
- . - _ - _ _ cur , , lvn Into 'Jmiiv.
N.p rllllcuna 1)11 J BTl.-llCMH L.btouu O
OMAHA lull I II SI IICH
TELEGRAPHY
DR. J. E. M
THE SPECTAJLIST
"
l ( > Yours' IXporlcnucT
PK/IFATE DISEASES'
Cuiiil lii 111.1 ilars wltliout thu Ion of nn hours tlmi
fnini bnsliiPB' ) 'Ilinmnit nbiolulH euro f. ril ( UK
n n I nil IIMIIII > Ini ! cll-thniura i'\or ktionn to i
si IOIIPI' s I Mill.IS , nnnrrnnluil euro In 10 t.-0ilajr5.
Tl.o iniMt ponerful ruinoilj yet known for n | > criiin-
nciiti uro STItlCTl III ! < > rialn | In rulluvlnu tlio L Inj.
clt1 ! cnroilnt liona * Hllhoul in trunionh , no rnttiiij/ ,
iu < | ' 'iln. no illlntltu l. < < ( ir M.inhuodor > ikuu
Iinslll\i'lj cuuil. lii'tint nlle'f.sitin dNonvH nnl
ftMii il'tlhiMHeponn inunlly r ur < rt- ! . , .i Aj 'i
( inuc In tin11 refitment of I'rlrnto Dlioniioi lm
ncicr cK'cn piiiiallrd. : unl lili croil nriny of imllinill
rcm ln'i from tlio Atlnnllctd tlio Tanlllo llutiki nuj
( .nciiliiM fii-i' L.iilli'M friini J In I only Hill mil
1 . iriinin tlrvuli Oiutlia , Neb. Ciurunco on ilthor
ulncl
fr ; * - * - " * - L\i.
IVrtluMrpitnH-nt "full niliovin AN'll SI II , ! M ,
Dl'lM linn < " \i > pliini .1 ill n iiii > i
' 1'iuntvn lli'.ll ( > < ADi'.uuliis ' tn I li
Inr'iurrtM fiil lr * Minn-ill if ovc f"rm f 1 n ft.o
roiiilrliu | Mi-.liril or siirt-i , , | | u u ni'lit. MM fl'
IIOOMi I OK 1'\1I1SM llotu I mil Alt iii'aiic9 ,
Hi1An 'mi nl ill. in \ \ i < \\rllnfnnlr t ul son
Defnrinllli'i an I llraox TIIKMOI I l-ili I ! ' lur > i-
turi1 > i f MI 'it1 ' lllo , Tumors < inn or I tturrh ,
llrnni hlli Inlnilntl in T.IIM li li-ilt 1'iril ) ' ' I'pll *
Oi * } Kl < lni > > llliKliliT. Ho I fir ktn mil llu > n < 1.
nmlill "iircltnlliiicrntliini Hl-l \ - MillO.MIN \ \ !
ntln'ilnllii II u k in DNwt't ol Uiiiuin Hcoa \ ,
IIIIMInU'ly iiilili-d n lyln.In Deinrtiiiniit fnr\\ men
Duriiii ; iniitlnrniriit ( Mrltil > I'rUnlo i Only Itolln *
Lie MiMllinl In.lltulu MiikliiK -pi'.mllT ul 1'ltl-
V\TI. II-IA | : | S
All III mil UK-ill' ! iiicctM'fiilly In-TlCil M""llcln
or Instrtinienti 1"t > nt ! > nnul r oxirois ( njouroljr
packed nu uiirki l < i tniluatu cuntcnii or M-ri'lor.
Uncporionu. InliTvlen prcfiTruil 1 ill nml c < niull
imuroiMiil littorr < > ' jrour i-n-m niul i > will i > inlla
Inln wrnppci iir HOOIC 'HI MIIX I III V up n I'rl-
\nl < * sp ( , ( in ] \inoU4 Dlnua d wllliiiuosli u HiU
Aiilri ! > Hi ill kHi'rs Iu
Dr. A T McLnurjhlln , President
Mh anil Hartley M reels Om.ih.i.
AND
Is no * plon nut "o talco , IB it is om-
lo ) = od of nil the moclioinnl qualities
thiu uro to inako now nud nch blood
without Ojinpolllng the coiioiimor to
pay
$1 $ A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP
which cnn bo bough' n iy w .oro lor
thirty-Qvo oonts n gallon , us nil stir-
Biipaiilliis aro. BEQGS BLOOD
1'UIII I EH and DLOOJ MAKhRIa
oomi'Osol of pure moliciiu\ d ul-
1 WH the puiohnBor to udd B > rui > ,
\vh oh ia ivdviso.lvhon Kivoa to
chilclron.
If \ ( MIT Urn.irlsi ilnos nut ki-i-p It u. c j-t no
Mll'tlliiti. , nt nnlt-r illr < 11 fiimi llit'tMtc. .
< l'i ' l' 7 M liljmi t ( | . i. ' . . . 1 unit
thr'l ' | fuMiiil i \ tirttpi. . ii iul ino Uut *
III fi } in . . \ fur * - >
jjalifomia's ' great
I'll. IlOIIIt'S
LITTLE VECETADLE PILLS
CUKE
y-
innili u ) l
( tint
Dlt , Irltltf w IU pi. lltlt
of \t toUltli I
> Httrn u < tu
fr > Uirni , 4ft ) U ! la
rath vial.
Sick
II Alw
Oi.HobbUlttleyegeliMePllli
'
T Ftnl il vl l A fur 15 cri'is
for ft fur l i i > r laio'bv J
url < y mull Aillrtii
. , . MIDiriM DO. , rROrt Sil IRAICItCO
101'hVlh IN OMAHA Ntn. IIV
KuhH k Ci < ( i.r 15lli A | i Uk'lat htirrtt
I A I u > rr A 111 I "r llt'i , t I.niiilu blrrrtl
A. D. hi lrr A La Council ll'uff * , luwft.
\HO KINCIP I onucaiiT *