THE OHARA DAJJLY BOSE : JIDAY J , MAItCH 20 , 1891
ton VICTIMS IN IOWA ,
Orange Oily Men Invest Tholr Cash in
Baldwin & Oo.'a Timber Schemo.
TRAINMEN WILL TELL THEIR TROUBLES ,
W General Strike Tlirontoneil on tlio
( iould Bystoin An UnniicuRflsriil
fioliool 'I cnclicr Craned from
DlHappoliitiiicnt.
Thirty men In Orange- City , In. , hnvo enclt
Invested $2.- ) with the I1rm oO. ( M. Haldwln
ACo.an nccountofwhoso peculiar transac
tions occupied a column In TUB UEK on
Mnrelifl.
The ( Inn nt that time tad a room In the
I'rctizcr block nnd was ndvcrtlslnR for men
to RO to Seattle , Tncoma anil other Washing-
ten polnta and take up timber claims. The
nppHrJintH wo ro required to pay Halt ! win and
Co. a deposit oC ti" . For tills the firm agreed
to pay all of the applicant' ' * expenses until
HH claim was finally proved up , when the
flrm Mould liny It for 11,000 In cam.
Applicants wcro plentiful In Omaha until
the publication in Tun Uir. : called the atten
tion of tlio government Authoritici to the
M.IIOIIIO of the tlrm. 'i'licti the oflleo door was
lockoil an 0 nothing lias been heard from the
llrm until today \vhon thn story of further
deals caino from Orange Citr.
I * . 0. L-anlteltnan Ian real estate nRontnt
Orange City , a short distance north ot Sioux
City. lie came to Omaha yesterday and
tolil how nt leait thirty people living I In
* * 0rnneo City and vicinity had Rime into the
schnice to the extent of S2."i each.
" 1 had seen the urtlclo In Tin : lire con-
ccniinK Baldwin & Co. , " said Mr. tan led *
m.ui , "and I cautioned sonic of the men about
( 'otii 'lnto Iho srhomo. Most of them wcro
hr rup , bowcvcr , and expressed n willing
I'Cbstobo ' a party to Urn linn's plans for potr
tllnt ; WnHhliifrton timber lands If they could
got their $1,000 eiu.li out of It. Bald-
via came up and talked the mat
ter over mid wont away. I"ast
Thursday ho came atwln and only staid In
tlio place nn hour. Ho had notified the men
to boon hand and lie captured $7f > 0 from
thorn In anliouranci loft tlio town.Vo hnvo
heard nothing fiom him slaco and T thought
I'd ' oorno down nnd see what kind of a llrni
wu vvoro dealing with. "
Mr Laiikeltnan's Investigations satisfied
him that the firm was not the kind ho
Wanted to Invest , bis money with , and ho
\\ont \ homo tbls afternoon to tell hl < thirty
fi-lloiv citi/ens that they had been played for
a certain lilnd otlisli.
Mcmnersof thoilrmof llaldwin &Co. nro
lynifj very low , the ofllco in tlio KretmT
hloolt bcliiif loclioil up , The conimerciil
Of'om'ies state that tlio II mi boa no standing
In their reports _
TKOIUMS ) : 01- '
A Grncr.il Strike I'lirpatencd on tlio
Giiiiltl SyHtcm.
E. H. Clark of Cedar KapliU , la. ,
ciuei conuucior 01 ineorueroi iinuway v on-
duotora , is In the city , and is stopping at the
I'.ixton. Ho was on his \vity to St. Louis on
business connected with tlio order and loft
for that point last night.
News lias teen received from St. Louis to
tlio effect that a striUo Is threatened on the
Gould sy.stom which may assume the proportions
tions uf the celebrated blockade of 11 vo yo.ir
. ' ' Order Conductors
OKO. 'L'ho of Hallway
ductors lias a grievance against the .Missouri
Pacific and a conunitlpo has been hi confer
ence with the officers of the road for several
davs , The brakumen have also become In
volved in the dlfllculty which nroso from
Bomoronl or fnnctud grievance amonp the
men on the Iron Mountain road. The difll-
culty nroinlsoil to assume a serious form and
'tho dispatches from St. Lou is stated tliat
Grand Uhicf Clark bad been asked to come
to St. Louis and participate iu the bottlc-
Illl'llt.
Illl'llt.Mr
Mr , Clark was nsucd as lo the truth of the
Information and at 11 rat denied It , suyhi that
thn frilor which ho represented was not In-
Vi V dm the diniculty nndhau nothing what *
evui1 to do with the Iron bio * of the brother- *
hood. L.uter ho nclcnnwloilRCd thnt ho was on
IIJH wiv to St. 1.011 i3 ) n response to requests
from the brotherhood , and would sec what
wa4 wanted.
The Order of Hallway Conductors ,
Mr. Claris stated , had no connection with tlio
order of which ho is the chief , nnct is In fact ,
a rival organirallon. He had boon In St.
Louis about t\vo weeks ago , ho said , and Imil
adjusted all differences which existed , lie
was Ignorant of the nature oftho present
trouble.
Tim Itrnkomcn'H Grievancca.
The committee of conductors and brakmcn
from the Pacillo division oftho Union Pad-
tilIs still In tticcity , and hold another con-
tultntlon with Mr. Ilolcomb yesterday ,
" /'ho rointnlttco liad about concluded on Tuos-
( lny to return bonio. Chairman Palmer tak
ing the stand that , as their schedule had been
ra fused , the committee had no power to treat
further with the company * . The rest
of the committed did not agree
with him nnd ho tendered his resig
nation. This was accepted and J. A.
Mnlott of La Grande chosen chairman.
The committee , in company with Superin
tendent IMcNaill of the Pnclflc division , went
into another couforenco with Mr. Ilolcomb
tIds morning , which resulted in what may
tertnlimto In a satis factory-settlement
Holh Bldos oiTired certain concessions nnd
a schedule was partially agreed upon which
will give the men on the P..dllc ' division all
they could reasonably expect. The details
havonot jet been itrriiuguu , but enough was
practically decided upon to warrant tlio con
clusion tlmt the inon on the mountain dis
tricts of the Pncillo division will receive an
ndvunco which will pivo them much hotter
pay tlnni they are now receiving.
Air , Holconih was opposed to troatlnp with
the I'OiutiiHtco , on tlic ground that they did
not icprcHCtit any organizationnnd any nKreo-
iiiotit which might DO mmlo would have no
hlndliifj effect on thomon , IPor that reason
ho seat forE. E. Clark oftho Order of Hal'- '
\vny Conductors , but tlio latter declined to
tulcc iiny liiiiul In the nuittcr.
The conmlttco hnvo stated that any set
tlement which may bo nmilo will bo with the
undcrstmuhnf ; tlmt it bo submitted to the
men on the 1'acIHo division for their ap
proval or rejection.
The committee anil Mr. Ilolcomb lioltt nn-
otlior consultation tills nftornooii , tlio result
ofvbloh hail not bocu announced at the hour
of uolng to pross.
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Tlie Kiijjlnocrs' llnproHrntatlvc.
Oi-orgo W. Vrotnan of North 1'lutte , chair
man of tlio general board of Ki'ioviuiccj of tlio
llrottierbooil of Locomotive Engineers on the
U. 1' . system , Is in the city. Ho stated to
TII nil UK thai Ills visit had no particular sl -
nincnnco , but was merely ono of Ills pcrloJl-
cul trips.
Each season hn < its own peculiar iniUniV/ ;
hut with the Dlood uiiuntaliiuil Iu n state of
u n if 01 in visor miit purity by theusoof Ayer'a
Snrauparllin llttlo iUncr ( need bo fonreil
from tnotcoroloRlcnl Inlluonccs , No ether
tilooil incillclnoli so safe and effective.
i ) ' KxainlnrrH.
Prof. Lewis , principal of tbo hlfrh school ,
has tdKnilicil bis intention of resigniiifr trom
the teachers' examination committee for the
roiuon that thodutloj of the commit too oc
cupy a IUIKO portion of bis time which ho ilo-
Blros to devote to other pursuits , It I ) prob-
nblo tlmt his resignation bo accepted , as
lie ti.vi tlrmly declined to wittiilmxv it.
Mrs.V , W. Koysor , nt present the only
remaining member of the committee , has
also announced her Intention ofrestKuln but
the roinnilttoo nppolntoii nt the last moettiiR
of the oonrit of education to roi > ort the nainea
of an Hxiimltiliik' couimlttoo nro of ttio opinion
that Mrs. ICoysor may bo persuaded to niter
that determination and continue on
the committee. Tno members of tbo
bonnl coustituthiK tbo committee to
report on the matter are Messrs.
1'nints and ' . No
, Smyth I'onjileton. meeting
of the committee lias been bolJ nnd no sup-
gcstloiiii Uavo Leon made ai to the probable
aucivsaon of Messrs , Louis and Merriani ,
Dr , Blrnoy euros catnrrh. Boo bldg.
I'nlil I'or HU Pun.
Krnest Uoynolila won't try to lw funny
iv nln until the roses bloom. Judfjo Holsloy
five him ilxty days for va&rancy. "That't
dfftd CM.r , 'dcclnrcd Kornolds. "I can stand
on my head for sUtv Coys. "
"Mnko It ninety/ ' ordered hlz/oner , slanc-
Jngntlho clerk , nnd the smart culprit oxpor-
lonccd la rush of blootl to bis empty cranium
ni be faded Into nil obscure scat.
IllS OWN FAVtrt.
ItCRpannlMllty for llln Bnnlty Itcats
with AV'nrbltiKton A I ono.
The Interest In the Wnrblngton trial con *
tlnuos , and nt each session of the court
n largo crowd of spectators eathored to
listen to the testimony offered to convince tbo
Jury that Gary Judson Warblngton Is a luna
tic.
\VnrblnKton himself seemed to enjoy being
arrayed as a man \vltli n light head , nnd
whenever n point was scored In hU behalf ,
nodded his head In an approving manner.
There wa * . but ono witness examined , Dr.
Alldn , who staked bii reputation upon bcIiiK
an exiiort , owing to tlio fact thnt during n
prnctico of four years' duration , tbroo years
ot tbo time ho hnd spent In the lown. asylum
for the insane nt Mt. Pleasant. He had
known \Vnrblngton ono year. Ilolmd known
him as a ohurcn member nnd nn assoclnto.
The doctor on hU direct examina
tion know nil nbout the manifesta
tions of liisnno people nud was
iwsltlvo that the defendant was Insane upon
the subject of women nnd their purity. Ills
Insanity vsa of such n natnro that should ho
sou H mule female form tlio doctor thought
the llrst Irnputso would bo to destroy lt.hcnuo
his nations when ho gazed upon the "ItcLurn
of Sprlnjf. "
On cross-examination A ikon win terribly
mixed , nnd admitted that ho Icncw but llttlo
nbout WarblnR'on or the case on trial.
' 1 bo afternoon session xvns devoted to tbo
Introduction of medical expert testimony to
prove tlmt young AYnrbington Is a lunatic
nnd .should bo conilnod In the rmjlutn rather
than in thopenitcntlnry. A scoroof doctors
Instilled , mid if the follow Is not crazy It Is
nil his own fault.
Dr. Merrlam nnd Dr. Jonas for the proui
cutlon , however , saw nothing to Indicate in
sanity , They regarded the doatructioa of
the "Itcturn of Spring" as an act of pure
cusscdiicss.
Arguments \vero oominonced last evening
nnd the cnso will bo ulvun to the Jury today.
No grlpiiip , no nansoa , no pain when Do
Witt's Mttlo Early lliiers are taken. Small
pill. Sufo pill , llcst pill.
of f-'ntlipr < > ' . * iilllvnn.
Father Edmund J. O'Sulllvan , S. J , , died
ycstoiday morning atCroightoit collcgo.
The deceased was born in Randolph , Mass. ,
In 1S.1 ! and entered the .result order In 1870.
His ordination took place two years ago In
Chicago. Ho was for some tlmoenRagod In
teaching the sciences and literature In col *
Iceea in St. Louis , Mo , , Chicago nnd St.
Mnrvs , Kan. About a vear IIRO ho came to
thli oily from St. Louis.
The funeral service will take v > hce from St ,
John's Collegiate church on Saturday , March
! il. The onice for the dead will bo chanted
at 8SO : n , m. , followed by requiem mass ,
after which tbo remains will bo convoyed to
the Holy Sepulchre ccmotory for Interment.
At UK * . Temple.
At the temnlo on Harnov street , nonr
Twenty-fourth , Uabbl William Koscnau is
at present , dcllverinpf a course of lectures on
"Agreements and Disagreements Between
Moses and Mohammed , Jiulaism and Islnm-
Ism. " The sixth of the scries entitled , "To
What Did Mohammed Owe His Success ! "
Is to bo taken up on Friday ovcnliiK. Ser
vices commence at 7:110 : sharp. All nro
cordially invited to uttcad.
( jossler'sMaKicIIenilacho Wafers. Cures nil
acadaches in ! 2U minutes. At all druggists.
Hungry Prisoners.
Lnsiios' , March 10. [ Special Cablegram
loTiniDnu. ] A train landed with provis
ions which Imd been sent to the relief of tbo
prisoners anil ofllclals of Dartmoor prison ,
who bad been cut oft from their usual sup
plies by tbo torrlblo snowstorm which pre
vailed hero recently , succeeded in reaching
the prison yesterday after being snow blocked
for nine days. In the meantime the rations
of the Inmates In the prison Imd to bo reduced
nnd there was consldoniblo grumbling among
the convicts because they wcro forced to sub
sist on salt meat , nnd ono of the prisoners
Dually became so angered beenuso his de
mands for other food were not granted that
ho stnbbod ana seriously wounded ono of the
wardens.
The bald man's motto : "Thoro Is room nt
the top. " This top may bo supplied with a
peed crof ) of line hatr by using Hall's Hair
reuowcr. Try it.
Iarln Hunkers.
LONDON , March 10 [ Special Cablegram to
Tin : Bcu.-Tho Inn of Cristobal de Mur-
riola & Co. , concerning which alarming
rumors have boon In circulation owing to its
dealing with the sociotio dcs depots ct
comptcs cournnts , uud which was said to
have been promised assistance from Paris
bankers , has been forned Into a limited
liability compnnv with n share capital of
3,000,000 with 1,000,000 , in debenture lives.
Trust companies have talc on the debentures
and tbo share capital has bccu taken by the
members oftho olu tlrm.
AVI11 ItCHlMlt the IIIH lilt.
, March 19. [ Special Cablegram to
Tun BII : : . | During the height of the festiv
ities at n ball given ut the ( Jornian embassy
In this city in February lust , the princess of
Ituiiss , wife of tbo Gonnmi ambassador ,
called aloud to M. "Vncaresco , an attache of
the Koumaniau legation and sou of tbo Hou *
nmnian minister , to leave the hall as bo hnd
not been invited to the ball. As a result of
this insult it is now learned that tbo elder
Vncnrcsco has resigned his position so ns to
enable him to chahcngo tbopriucoof Rcuss
for ttio affront which tlio princess ottered bis
son.
Mothers will llnd Mrs. "VVinslow'a Soothing
Syrup the host remedy for tholr children ,
'JTi cents u bottle.
United States Marshal Slaughter wont to
Wlcliita'ycstorday to attend the scssionof the
United State court thcro.
Miss Amanda Somers of 1'oorla , IU.\vho
has bcoii the cuest of Mr. and Mrs. U. L.
Urecno forthrco months , has returned to her
homo.
Mrs. S. II. Miller , wlfo of ox'ConRrossman
Miller of Pennsylvania , Is stoppine'at the
Morrtam. Mrs. Miller Is accompanied by
her dniiRhtcr.
L. C. Taylor , Pieiro , R. D , , with his fam
ily. Is visiting W. U \ icox of this city.
Air. Wllcox Is the stnto auditor of South Da
kota aud editor of the Alexandria ( B. D , }
Herald.
Mr. O. K. Cornish , stenographer In tlio of
llco ofCIoiioral Freight Agent Crosby of the
1) ) . &M. , has been appointed general agent
for ttio B. & M. at Ciieyomio , mid will leave
for bis now post of duty in a few days.
Tbo Oasoy J. A. I'owors , N. A. lUvIs , S ,
Mamlerioii , Nortli I'latto : William I'ri7.ler ; ,
\Vnyne : O , II. Wolf , J. W. llrnwn , Carroll. In.t
K. lr. lion nans , Pa'acl wood ; Mr. and Mrs. 11. 1' ,
Morvm , Fremont ! J. (1. Meek , Superior ; M.J ,
I.onitinnl. lliistliigs ; Kil Wcbitor. Slonx City ;
t'liurlot K. llulinoH , llarrlsoiii J. ll.irth'tt. An-
ilnbon : Krunlc btanton. Chiy tVntor ; II. II ,
Hay. Avoen , la.i f. Asuy. Mnc-oln ; Mrs. O. E.
l.atsliaw. bt. 1-ouls : R 1) . Huiiihaw , 0.V ,
! . A. Uor.ird. I/OIIR I'lno.
The Winder 0. O. Sinllh , ChlonROj A. P ,
nriinl. We > t Duliitb ; It.Vil > on. Utlcn ; Louis
llDelwl , Syracuse , Neb , ; J. A. Kreyliau , Itook
Island ; A. \Vnldron , I.lnrolii ; J. J.
L'lilongo : Joe .inlinson , N < ; rili lloud ) .1. I ) .
Hyan , Worwmir , MHHO. ; K. W , CuUor , Knot-
vflltM'u. ; J , (1. ll uk. Auduban ; J. M , Cliail-
wluk , Central City.
Tbo llarkor ! ' . It. Ibighot , Kansas City : E.
1) ) . Whitney , Portland ! VVllllum SI. l-over.Vln-
ton. la. ; If. Wlllliiius , P. OarrltyJNow Vork ;
Mrs. 0. S. DunnUun , Nubrasku C'ity ; L. F ,
dngcr , St. Ix > uls.
K. W.Drolicrs , Chleiigo ; liotni IlerUcli. 1'btla-
dolplilaM'.H. ; HulTiuan , U. M. l-oavltt. Lin.
col n : U. N. Miller , Oos Molnos ; J. T. Cmltli ,
William II. Whlto , Chlca oj A. A. Ladd , St ,
Louis.
ThoMiirray 0.E. Bnoti , Pblhdoliihlu : R
Marplo. tiloux t'ltv ; II. K , Dlokiiison , Now
YorkiV. . 0 , Cook. Trenton , N. J , ; Ucor.ro II.
Itustirll. WS. Undloy.r. U Leasdalei \ . A ,
bunit.illne. Ueorgo A. Stcwiirt nnd wife ,
( leiirjoUnden. MUs M. N. Lewis. Net/ York !
Ed G , ( Irak , Toledo ; \\HiluttiA. 1'orrln , Ohl-
rairoi Charlox Illugelmau , J. Klinou , les
Holiiei ; Oeorgo IL llolden , Mtunoapolli.
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COI.OH.iltO JVKI 'S.
Georgetown wants a sewer system.
Somebody is poisoning the dogs in BoulderJ
W. G. Mortck , city clerk of Bessemer , died
of pneumonia , aged sixty-four.
Burlingtsn surveyors are said to bo at work
between Cheyenne and Fort Collins.
The people of Powers county object to the
report that destitution exists la tholr county.
Bessemer Is to bo commissioned a city of
the second class , having reached ! ) ,310 popu
latlon.
A company is organizing to start a llslv
raising lake on the Buchanan ranch northeast
of Saguacho.
This Is tbo longest winter and with the
heaviest full of snow that Buoim Vista has
known for years.
Miss OlivoBukorwont huntlngncar Kooky
Ford and bagged four ducks and several rah *
bits in less than nn hour ,
The farmers and gardeners about La Junta
are expected to plant about two hundred
acres of watermelons this season.
A single mining corporation at Tellurldo
expects to spend 1100,000 , for groceries and
provisions during the comin : season ,
Georgetown and Silver Plume will hnvo
cloctrir lights early next month and various
Industries furnished with electrical power.
There is trouble between the pastor and
vestry of St. Peter's Episcopal church , at
Pueblo. Bishop Spauhllug will investigate it ,
Cnuon City is to have a now srncltor enter
prise , the plant of which Is to cost , it is posi
tively statrd , $500.000 or more. Now York
capitalists are behind it.
J. B. Wmslow , ahai "Blondio , " was ar
rested In Dcnvor on a charge of robbery and
vagrancy. "Blondio" is supposed to bo tbo
person who has been parading In woman's ' at-
tire and would enllro mcp. Into the aov ! ! and
there rob Ih t-m , lie Is itu udunt In thenrtof
robbery , If thonumeroMA'storlci reported to
the police he trio.
Golden Is somewhat OKltntod over the pros
pect of a visit by a fcmalo minstrel company ,
and Iho Golden Trnns'i'Hpt hi-nrs rumor to
the effect that the city Council will bo askca
to prohibit the company from appearing.
A miner named "William O'Brien , working
at Iho Forest City mine , Lcadvillo , fell head
llrst down a winze nmUwad seriously Injured.
The hones of hU left ,0 , 111 wore broken In
several places. The Injuries tuny prove fatal.
in the district coort at 'Trinidad ' the train
robbersJonldMcCarthy ( ami Carroll pleaded
guilty. Illgglns , the fourth uinn , who is out
under $3uuo bonds , felled to appear , nnd
Jiulgii Guuttivr declared his bom's ' * forfeited.
The pump 1 r.ise. belt house nnd derrick nt
No. 1 well el the United oil company nt
Florence burned completely down. The ilro
Is supposed to hnvo originated from the
natural gas line , used for Illiimitmtlni : the
engine room.
TheBull-DoniinfTOintno at Silver CHIT was
temporarily shut down ami all hands laid elTon
on occount of George P. ( foilId , ono of Iho
owners of. the Immortal inino , refusing to
allow tbo lluil to longer use water free from
that property.
Tno Pueblo city council gnvo a franchise
to n second olcctrio railroad over a number of
Important streets. Including S.mtn To ave
nue , nnd also provided for submission to the
voters of nn ordinance appropriating f 130,000
for bridges and viaducts.
H. E. Ij. Townsend stalled a snow slldo In
a queer way near Ohio City. Ho climbed on
the roof of a mill to push the snnw oil , when
his feet slipped and ho lluxv slap into a big
drift. His arrival started it down the hillside
and ho was nearly smotlu'reii.
.folm Scott , seventy years old , was knocked
down in the Denver At Ulo ( Irnndoyimint
Pueblo by a train , The old man sloped
backward In trout of tlio train while gluing
nt another. lie received a severe scalp
wound , but was hot seriously injured.
The insurance business In Colorado In
creased largely during the nnstvcar. Hislts
written In iy.1) ) wcro 'JlTr ' : , : ! ! U ; In IbV.I ,
$7li,01S.tM. Losses paid , NK ) , J,1Hl"i41P , : 1SSH ,
* 7 < JOISUH. ; Losses paid. Wt , Jj | , fi4l ! ; IbSC ,
9.Vi2M. ( ) ! ( Percentage of losses paid to premi
ums received , IblH ) . Si.V , ; I&SJI , 4iVj.
Thn sale of the Camn Bird group of mines
near Aspen to an English syndicate is said
to have fallen through. The deal took In
seven claims , and Iho price to tin paid was
ST.'W.OOO. The cause of the alleged failure Is
not stated further than that some of the in
terested tartles refused to comoln.
A L. Hellir , Iho manager of the Grange
co-operative warehousi * , nt Dallas , left on a
business trip to Mnntrosoin thi * interest of
the association. Nothing has been heard
from him since and tclnrrnins and letters
hnvo been sent all over the country. The
safe containing nil books.p.ipersand business
rucoids of the firm was locked nnd what
shnpe things nro in was unknown.
Alvah Hull , aged nine , died in Pueblo.
His death was the result of a peculiar ncd-
dent. Ho was playing with a rubber cord
and slick , using them as a bow anil arrow.
The slick struck his loft hand at the root of
the thumb , breaking the skin and tnllioting
n nad bruise. Thn hand and arm swelled to
twice their natural si/e nnd death rmucd.
John Clcary.cmploycd nt the machine-shops
connected with the Maid of Ih-in mine at
met with a seiious accidenf. Ho
was oiling the bearings , when his right , arm
was caught between two cog wheels anil the
llcsh from the shoulder down literally torn
from the bone nnd left binning from tSq
wrist by u few small shreds. Ills not known
as yet whether amputation will bo nciessary ,
The Molllo Gibson , the great bonanza at
Aspen , will soon bocnllrd upon to defend a
suit involving that property. Tlio owners of
the Mascot claim lying immediately cast and
above the Gibson will bring suit against the
Gibson , Silver King and other claims , The
Masrot claiming the apex of all those claims.
Wolcott A Vaillo will represent the Mascot
people. The owners of the Mascot uro Boston
people represented by Senator Frank T.
Cochjnno.
Tbo commissioners ot , Castor City nro ad
vertising In the most matter-of-fact way that
all the machinery , buildings , and appurte
nances oftho Maine mine , commonlv known
as the Bossick , will bo sold ou. , Apnl 10 to the
highest bidder for cash in hand , The prop
erty is said to liavo'costin the aegregate over
$2fiO,000. The history of the Dasslck mine
has been told over and over again. It Is ono
of the romances of Colorado.
A new gold discovery has been made In the
"
southern part of tre" state , forty-live miles
from Alamosa. The prospectors , all on sep
arate veins. The lodes are very largo , ono
being thirty-three feet between walls , all
solid ore. The ere li of an iron character ,
with lime gnnguo , and Is wonderfully rich in
gold. The lowest assay th.it has been ob
tained was ono and eight-tenths ounces ,
while the average ds something likf. live
ounces , some returns bring as high as nine
and ono-hnlf ounces.
Trustees of the universities of Denver
hnvo made arrangement ! to push the coa-
struction of college hall at university park
to completion. The building ; is now com
pleted to the second door , it being three
stories in height , with basement. The struc
ture Is being built of lava stone and Is inflxSO
foot in size. It Is one of a group of nine
buildings tlmt are lo adorn tno campus. This
bnilding is designed for a study hall
News from the iron mines In Sagaucho
county is very encouraging. Those mines
nro situated about two miles above Villa
Grove , and the Iron , which Is the main mine
boins1 worked , Is now reported to bo shipping
150 tons of ore a day , with tbo probability of
nn Increase to 200 tons by April 1. About
ono hundred men are at work on the mine.
The Iron ere , \vhlch Is used by the Colorado
coal and Iron company , fs of excellent grade.
In the vicinity of the mines which have been
working there Is n great deal of ground hold
ing iron ere that has not lioon touched yot.
The Central Presbyterian church of Dcn
vor that once occupied the corner of Champa
and Eighteenth streets , Is tobs rebuilt on
Osjden street nnd Twenty-third avenue by
the Twenty-third Avenue Presbyterian
church. When this building was first put
upon the old site it created considerable stir ,
at that time being ono of tlio finest churches
iu the west. It was recently abandoned because -
cause it was too small. The Twenty-third
avenue people bought it , organ , pows nnd
all , nnd In rebuilding it will improve upon it
to n considerable extent.
USED THEM INiIHS BLOW-GUN.
Doctor "Well , my tine little fellow ,
you have pot quite-well ngaln. I was
sure the pills 1 left , for you would cure
you. Ifow did youtake them , in water
or In cake ? " " "
TJo.v " Oh , I used''them ' In my blow-
gun. " ( '
The llttlo fellow put the nasty , prcnt ,
griping , old-fashioned pills to a good use.
At most , all his Internal economy need
ed was a dose of Dr. Picrce's Pleasant
Pellets. They nro tiny , sugar-coated
granule ? , easy to take , and are gently
aperient , or actively cathartic , according
to size of dose. As a laxative , only one
tiny Pellet U required.
The "Pellets" euro Sick Headache ,
HlllotH Headache , Constipation , Indi
gestion , Bilious Attack ? , nnd all de
rangements of the Liver , Stomach and
Dowels.
The "Pellets" nrc purely vegetable ,
and operate without disturbance to tlio
system , diet , or occupation , >
Dr. IMerco's Pellets are the cheapest
ply , sold by druggists , because they me
guarantied to give satisfaction In ever/
case , or their price ( 25 cents a vlnl ) u
refunded , Cuu you mk moro ?
Continental
Clothing House.
o
SPECIAL SRLE OP
' and Children's Suits ,
This week we have inaugurated an important sale of Fine
Suits for Boys and Children , manufactured for last season's
business , and which we propose to close out now as we have at
other seasons AT A13 OUT OWE-HALF LAST SEASONS
PRICES. The stock comprises all the fine suits carried from
last season.Ve quote a few figures to show the reductions
which will be made at this sale.
If .you puiil $10.0' ) for ono of these lots
last season , you expect to buy it
now at irt.UO. may Lot No. 2 We offer 200 I-'Ino Scotch
If you paid sfS.Oi ) for ono of them lust Pliild , Velour Finish , Ciisslmoro Suits ,
season , you ninv bxiicct to buy It to-day
. . strlotly All Wool oloth made by the
at1.00.
If .you paid JO.00 for a Hrat-cliiss All Excelsior Woolen Mills , worth il.7Cp.or
Wool Suit lust , will llnd it
season you
while this silo ; lasts marked at &l.)0. yard , made up in our very boat style
Anil so on. of Hoys' Stilts , acres 4 to 13 years.
Do not miss the opportunity. You can A suit which has boon sold regularly at
clothe your boys : uiil children in excel
lent man nor , from the very boat fabrics $7.00 throughout the market , and is
ever in a i ' HI f ti ctu red . by us , at one-halt worth the price to-day. "Wo offer now
last year's pi-iocs.
Road the list below : at
Lot No. I \Vo otlur HOO of the FInest
Quality Doublu-and-Twist All - Wool
Sawyer Woolen Co.'s ' fancy Cassimoro
feu Its , for boys I to 115 jonrs , llio llnost 8Hit
quality of C'asditnore nindo by the fam $3,50 $ a
ous Sawyer Woolen Co. , which in suits ,
was never bold for loss than $7.00 to
$8.00 each , iiiul which has boon the
nvurago price on these lots. They arc
made in just ns good &tyle as though
they wore made this season , and in roc-
ular sizes from 1 to IU yeara. You can
buy thorn : it this bale at ? 3,50 a SUit ,
$400 $ Each.
$4.00 Each.
.
.
$4.00 Each. $3,50 $ a Sift
SAMPLE SUITS WILL BE SENT TO ANY ADDRESS with the privllo > ,
our oxpenao if not satisfactory.
FREELAND , LOOM ]
THE LABGEST CLOTHING HOUSE WEST OP THI
To euro rtllloinncn. Sick Hcndacho. Constipation.
Malar 11\ . Liver Complaints , tnkn the oafo
aud certain remedy , SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
Iia9BEliai Dk iili
Use the BMAT-Tj 81213(40 ( Itttlo J > can tothobot-
tie ) . Thoyeru tlio most convenient : suit aUage.3.
i'rlcoof ulthcr ulio , U6 ctnU per bottle.
If BQGfclMd' * ' * ' 7. 17. 70 : Plicto-RTBTuro.
ff .ioOal
lpBnolelioofUilfl picture lor 4
tents ( coppers or clumps ) .
j. F. BMrrn &co. .
Makers of "JJIlo Beans , St. Louis. Me * .
SESK MOTHERS
1
CHILD
BHADFIELD REGULATOR CD. ATLANT %
BOLOBYALLOKUESSTB.Brl
O TIS I I B * & INTHCWORLOWILL
I fViJ WIJptTAIN A HUPJURE
nrcivo relief llko" Dr. 1'lerco's ilnKiietlo > , l stlo
ItliiarurrilthouianiUI Ityouwuntthu
.d lo In utanuis < or f rcol > uiii | > lil ! t . > < > . 1.
Mnicurllc lilutlc TruH Co. . tsnn VrnnrlNCO , Cot
CDCC REMEDY.
W mB f Mnnhouil Featured. . . . . . . . . _
II Ml MM orKHiiacnlurKi'il. Kmlssidlnlin-
putencr , Varlcocolo , nnd aUelTucnior Helf-Atiuso or
Kro.'BS en rod. NOTIT roluriiB. 1 will Kindly gonil
( sealed ) KllKR toall uITcrers , roclpDltiat curoU
uio ot Ibeso trouble * . Addrou , with itamp ,
UA.UIUVIII.KV , ilultloCruuU.MIch.
DR. J. E , McGREW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
1(1 ( Years' Experience.
PRIVATE DISEASES
Cured In 3 to 5 ilajrs without Iho Ion of anliouri'tline
from builnojv Tlioniomlsbiolulo cure for UI.KKT
and nilnmiojlni : dlicharKd over known to n'wllnal '
iclencfl. HVl'HII.IS , awnrrantocl curvlnW toWdaj-s.
Tlio moit powerful rctno 1 ; jrot knuirnfur n pcrmn *
nentctiro. SlIllCTlltiori ! > nln In rollortnirtliobln.il-
dor , ourril nt lioino , without ln trumunti | nn cutting ,
on puln.no diluting. J.oaiof Manhood or WfikiKui
pa > ltlrolr curuil ; Initnnt ri'llof. Hkln dlsuaiot anil
fcmnlodtjiiuii'j iHirnmneullf curi'H. F > r. McQrew'i
luccno la tbo treatment of 1'rlrato Ulioaio * hai
DOTorticon oquallud , and hli irrcst unnr of putlonti
H'aelii'i from tliu Allaittlcto tlio I'acltlu. llookn and
( troulkri frtm. Ijidlp from 'i to 4 oulr. lull nnd
r'arnam trcut Ooiuluw Nob. tutrnucj ou clluof
( treat.
AMUSE MENT'S. '
i RETURN OF THE
. POPULAR FAVORITES.
MONDAY , MARCH 23.
) Tliu Origin aland rforld lfunous (
HRNLTON BROTHERS
-wnr ) , tir.niN A (
WEEK'S ENGAGEMENT
Presenting for tbo First Time In Omaha
Tbeir
Gorgeous , m Spectacular Pantomime ,
SUPERBfl.
Boats Open Saturday at Usual Prices.
Bayd's. ' [ B. F. O. E.
THIRD ANNUAL BENEFIT
I'or the Charity Fund of
Omaha LodgBlo | \ , 39 ,
Benevolent and Protective
ORDER OF ELKS
PATTI ROSA
In tliol'lrst Act of
MAKG-HRY DAW ,
Also Second Act of
IMP.
\YILLIAHCALDEU \ and
MISS MARGARET HATCH
In thu l.ltclion sconofiom
RIP VAN WINKLE.
" *
I'Uluen Minolta wllli"
BUFFALO BILL.
The Celebrated Tenor ,
MR. O. 13.
Tlio California Juggler.
MR. . O. H. KURTM.
The Sicilian TroiilKidourH ,
SIGKOR AXI ) SIGKORITA ACARIS.
S.ilo ot si'titH opens I'ruhy inornln ; .
DIME EDEN MUSEE.
Will Imwlor. Manaijor. Cor. llth nnd Tarnam
\VKKIC OF MAHCII 10.
Tlio Arabian rilllnKo. Tlio Acciirlnlaa' wonderful
punish dyiiKlin AUIica Milom , Hklrt Daiuort ,
ailor anil Wlllnmn , Duollali , I.annrcl and l.uclfor ,
Jr. ) llydo'n , Mnnclunrf. A Funny Knrco
NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT.
Specific for MyiMrld , PI lD > MiPUXi'urJtla. Wnka
fulneii. Mental l' pr itlon , Hofuntnirut tlio llraln.ro-
pnlllriK In InAnnltXAJl Iadla0 to lottery d car anj
tlttih. Trtmaturo Old A , li > ir nntu , J.oMor Tower
Incllliur m , Intoljnlirjr Loiiti , nml lp rmilorrl.au
c&uttKi br urur xaiitoi or Iho drain , relratmie or
OT r IndolirwncM. Inch box rontaln '
> oii monlk' Inab
roent. IIO.IMII. or ill for J. . .nttr rniJIr rAl l.
Wllh each urder for iz ! > OXM , will nil t > urcja or
cruaraDtvo to rv'unil raencr It Cue Iroatrotntfalldto
njrn. uuirruiU > UsaudtuideenuJnoivlU uulrb >
GOODMAN DRUG CO. ,
U ) 1'a mam Struct , Omaim , Noh ,
Winslow Wilkes ,
The fastest 4-yoar-old paolnc stallion In the
World ,
Ilooonl2ill 1 3 , ot Ixjxlnetoii , Kr , , , M lifnt.by ninck
Wllkoi , clntn bj Almont 3,1. will nmkn Iliutunson nf
1KII ut lliOl Vlnton ntrect , Oiiithn , NeU. hi : A HO NI I'X ' )
with uiualrotnrn prlTllcci'H.
H ANNKHVA COM.OPV ,
ButTerlnic ftora
tljo ifTuoU ( jt
yuuthful erron
, wanting weaknrflH , lout inncliood , cto.
I vrfll tanti araluabla trvntlw ( traliHl ) ujutnlnln )
full nartlculan fur homo euro , I'ltKI ! of rliarKii
A > | il n'lld ' madlcal worlct ibnulit l read tiy ertrj
mail uho U IUTVOIII uud tl bllltatMtl. Attn&a
I'rof. V. C1 , 1'OVLIIII , ffloodui , Coiiui
LOT NO , 3.
\Vo offer 200 boys' ' dark jilixid fancy
sslmurosiiHsi In heavy weights suit-
ublofor iiso in March anil April , ono of
the nimtost patterns in our stork , sold
regularly at § 4 pur suit the entire season -
son , mnl a bargain at tlmt price , For
the purpose of closing thoin now rap *
Idly , wo olTor them to close nt
"
$2."CO PER SUIT.
82.00 PER SUIT.
S2.5O PER SUIT.
In roKtilnr sizes. 4 to IK yearn.
Ut ) No.I. . Wo olTor 100 suits flno
dlnROiiul Scotch Uiuinockburii , mmle by
the I'oluhmtcilinantifactnrers , 1'lilllipj
& KunhnriU , for boys 4 lo l.'l. Ono oftho
handsomest patterns in our stock , for *
inorly sold at $7 per suit , now oITcroil at
$4.OO PBIl SUIT.
$4.00 PER SUIT.
$4.00 PER SUIT.
Our limited space preventsonr mon-
tioiiln1 * but few of tlie.so bargain lots ,
hut wo offer you more than M ditleront
styles of suits to noleet fioin , nearly nil
of which you may nurulinso at nbout
ouo-lmlf last RUIUSOII'S prk-os. $1(1 ( suits
for.1) ! ? ) . $8 suits for $1. $7 suits for
$3.60. $0 suits for fcl to M.fiO. S5 suits
for M.fiO to $ : ! . . .
L.otNo. 5. \\re oiTor 1,0X ( ) pairs o !
boys'fancy casslmoro knee p'tnlsi , for
boys I to li ! years , now , fresh tfoods , in
oxi'cllont styles , ixtoOc pur pair , worth
regularly 76e to SI.
IXT OUR MEN'S niil'ARTMI'NT
W13 ALSO On-Mail
T-ot No. . A special line of IMXI me
dium litfhv colored million overcoats ,
excellent style , with silk facings , a > joii-
tool , dro.wy ovor-nrinont for young
Kcmloinon , such SXH IH ortiinarlly sold
'
at 81U every wlioro. Our price' , until
the hit is closed , will ho 87.AO each. He-
moinber they are the very latest style ,
lon roil , silk faced , niado in the best
possible nmn nor , only
$7.GO BACH.
BACH.$7.5O
$7.5O BACH.
$7.60 EACH.
Si/.cs from 114 to 40.
In our man's clounrtmont wo have
some extraordinary bargains in fancy
cassituoro suits now open on our conn-
tors.
tors.Lot
Lot No. 7. Wo off or SAO strictly all
wool Aberdeen cheviot unitsIn indilium
brown mixtures , regular sizes , Ml toHI ,
single-breasted sack ooutH , which wo
otter lo close at $7 per suit. Reduced
from 5-10 last season. Uenioiiiber those
biiits uro strictly all wool , and arc fully
worth 810 today. You cun buy them
during this sale at
$7.00 PER SUIT.
$7.00 PER SUIT.
$7.0O PER SUIT.
Look in our large show window for
samples of these lots. You will see
some of the most striking bargains over
olfored nt _ tlio Continental sineovo
have been in business.
SLINU
go of examination , to bo returned at
& CO ,
3 MISSISSIPPI.
322 S. 10th St.
Dr.F.CDILLINGS . .
. . , , Omaha , Neb.
Can I Do to
I en question that ( hilly presents itsulf
tolumilreds mm hundreds of the ruuil-
crsof this paper. Many among this army
of aide nnd sulTcrin ? ones luivu boon UN-
fortutmto In soloctinjr their physician.
Many have tyaan m sled , imposed upon ,
swindled and uro DISSPONDHNT , Dis-
coLTitAoii : > aim SKISITIOAL. They
don't ' know who to employ or which
way to turn to find Iho help they need
so much
Ncnrlyull have prohnbly noticed the
nUvortifaouientof OU. 1 < \ C. HILLINGS
tlmt tins apponrod in thla paper daily.
Very mnnv hnvo road it carefully , not
ed tlio claims therein inotlo , and have
called for coimultiitlon or written a
stiitomqnt of their case. ' 1'hoao ' have
almost invariahly bocoino pntiunta and
are no\v hlb gruioful friends. I'horo are
many others who know Unit such an
advertisement hna appeared In the pa
per , out have never road it , preferring
to say to themselves : "O , pahawl an
other quiielc doctor. Ho cannot qntch
mo ; I have been humbupf cd too many
times. "This class are surely uuji *
HUGGING TIIKMoKIVKH for thWo IU'0
THOUSANDS otMKN AND AVOMKN 111 tlio
West who ICNO\V \ that IK. ) DIL.LINGH .
Is the MOST ' ' olllco
si'CC'KSSKOi. jiraetl-
tionor and Hpauialli < t west of Chicago
Then thcro is anotlior class of HulTorow
who , reading the doctor's honcjt mi-
nounccniepliVill say : "Well , ir I only
KNIIH- that iJR. HILLINGS could DO
WHAT m ; CM.AiMh ho ciin do lioro , I
would ( jonii'l try him at once. " Thus it
IH that many nro prevented from soolc-
iiifr holi ) at the handa of one who IB
qualified to alToril it. KvilltY ChAlM
made by Or. Bllllnpa is HONKsrnv
MADI ; . Ilodocs not treatauutodieoascs.
and if asked to treat a case of Typhoid
Fever or Diphtheria hu would rofuno
upon the plea of lack of experience In
Btifh ciisoa. Hut the stubborn , llnjror-
lii r , ( lanf'oroua and upoi'iul dhoabos
enumerated in his advortifiomentB ho
troatii with satisfying nnd often ASTON-
1SIIIKCI Ht'CC-KSH.
'rill.SK IIISICASKS timy liclirtolly named ill
DIHKASKHOI' 'I UK 111,0011 , liiPliiilliitHiiicN
llo lllOUll I'OLSON. AI/Ii NKUVIMTN DIH-
HASIX AM. DIHBAHKH AND WIIA KNKrtHKH
I'KOMVHKni WO.MKNKl'lTKIi.nll IrmililM
uiroctlii ! ; tlii DKIKSTION. AHHIMINATION
nnd MITHITION , nil Cutiirrluil Troubles , ml
Itnutul 1'roulili'H. nil ( lonlto-l'rlnriry Tmublut
and nil illsciiM'n of u prlvatn nature. NO
MINtitAIDUIIQB ; OIVK.Y .Mnllclncn mo
mostly pirpunKl fr < nn rodti , liaikw , KDIIII ,
luirlM. Blmitis. < ) U' . I'utlontsuru furnlslicU nil
rnidlcliic < i hUhoiit oxtru t'OHt. CntiHillliitliiii
free * . I'atlvntH Huc'oosiifiilly Ircntt'd l > y corn * *
eponiloiiUL . 'J2i Ninth lith Hltcut.OitiafiaNub ,
L-IOOUiri.
IN A.L | Tilt WOKLU THEIIE IS UUT ONE CURE
DR , HAINES1 GOLDEN SPECIFIC ,
It fin lie aUrn In u f u # uf . 'ulfrit ur ItH. ur Iu Hr.
.Ucl ur fuuH , without ( be knowledge of IU | > * Unl ,
ifueoeiaary , It laib olut ) y harmlw ianu will is ot
* purian ut ncl ipeoUjr ouro. wh lh r lUuuiticnt u
araa > i < r tadrlakaroriu > 4loalioliewr < ck. ITt < K\ Kit
I A3I.4 , It operatM o qulutlr ftnd ntth euoti ocr *
iAtntythai the pallvnt uoderwoH uo lueonveoluuee ,
Biid > ru r l > im r , hu oompl l nlaricMlcd li
rreol < l. 4Bp Bl > book of partlauuri fr Totfhdol
KUlltl fc CO. , 10lh A : JUouiUH.If letbo CUDIIDEMU ,
p/-Tr ilo .unpll < l bU AK. i , IJUUCB it to , ii3
JUCllAJiJJ 6N JJUUa CO. Oau.li * .