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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1891)
LOVE IS VICTORIOUS AGAIN , Ho Orowns With Marriage Iho Lives of Two Prominent Young People. LUNA DUNDY'S ' HAPPY WEDDING DAY , Ntipllnls I'loniatitly Cole- lirnicil nt tlio .Jnd r'H Jlomu Iiust Mglit-U'ho Wcro 'Ilierc- Wlmt They * Vore. A notable wddlne was that of Mis * Lunn Jundy , jnuiifost daughter of Judge KliuorS. Dunav of tliu United .States district court , to Jilr. Henry Ujron Newman , son of Mr. and Mrs. IJ. Kowman of Lincoln , lit the Uuncly residence , 713 South Twenty-eighth avenue Mr. .1. WnllU Ohl , recorof the Church of the Ascension , Sallda , Colo. , pcrformid the ceremony last evening at 0 oMock In the picseiicoof a very Inrpo asbomblago of the icprosentatlvo people of Onmhaand tlio west. And no bride In years has cone from this city with so many hearty good \vlshcs for her happiness in that "new life which Is the old. " The day was as perfect ns spring could niako it , the night an Ideal wedding one. Who is to wonder that the idea of love mln. pics Itself with that of this chcciful and kind time of the year , scltlni ; aside even common associations ! It is net only Its youth and the gio\cs" \ that exclaim with the rhymer : "Let thnso Imo now who never loved bi-foro , AlidthriM ) xvlio always lovotl , now loio the " more. Ttio Diituly mansion , In honor of this the most fashionable o\cnt of the season , v > us elaborately decorated. The broad hallway , into which the drawing rooms , the library and the dining room open , was niado n 11 oral honor In its wealth of reset , lillics , narcissi nnd hyacinths , the ( lowers which represent the snrlngtlnio. At the fiuthor enu of the hull way the massive oak hull trcow almost buried bo- ncath a bank of llowcrshllu Ginilax dambercd over it and around it , making a beautiful picture under the gleaming ga * lights and mjrladof w.ixcn tapers. The west drn ing room showed Iho touch of the llodst on the nmntlopicco and chandliorsliilo n bnuilllnl nortioro of green .separated the draw ing room from the dining room. It was hero tbat the taste of gcntlo women ahownd best In tlio decorations of the room , the enscmblo being perfect. I'lnU was the color In vogue , and nothing half so pretty has been seen In an Omaha homo tint season , The chandeliers worn shaded with pink surah , the ilowcrs being pink roses banked on the iimntlcpleca sideboard and in the deep bay window. The table had for a covering n beautifully wrought pink surah and for its center nlnco a huoo rose bowl crowded with ro'ics. Maiden hair fern hordeied the table and g.i\o it a dainty touch of green. The ceremony was performed in the cast drawing room , the largo bay window being tempoiurily converted into an altar , oxquis- itly decorated. A graceful portiere of snil- lax fell on cither side of the window from its center , a rose hero and thcro fastened to give it n moro attractive appearance. Suspended from the center of the window was a large number of roses , while at its base lilies , hyacinths and other llowcrs wcro beautifully arranged. In front of this altar of flowers the prldleu was placed , covcied by an exquisite - quisito wintering. Shortly after the hour named in the In vitations the wedding party onteicd the loom , the orchestra stationed In the hallway playing the wedding march from "Lohen grin. " Lending the procession were the ushers , Messrs. Fran ! : Hamilton. Will \Vyman , Will Crory and Dan Morgan , \\lio stretched whlto ribbons from tlio doorw.i/ the altar. Fol lowing tlio ushers were beautiful IHtlo chil- dicn , Marv and Morton Frank , dic&scd in the costumes of the First Consul , the former as Josephine , in a gown of white tulle , shoit skirt and silver bodice , the latter in the cos- ttimo of Napoleon , a dainty blue velvet coat , white kncn Breeches with gold stripes. Next came the bridesmaids , Miss May Dundy , sister of the bride. nnd Miss Fanny Kowmnn of Lincoln , sis ter of the groom. The former , a tall and strikingly handsome brunette , were . gown of pink silk crepe , trimmed with jilnk roses and green lea\es , pink glo\cs nnd silver slippers. Allss Newman , embroidered white crepe llsso over pink , nu J trimmed with pink The groom entered next , escorting Mrs , Dundy , and liistly the bride , leaning on the arm of her father , Judge Dundy. Miss Dundys costume was exceedingly beautiful and Lecamo her well. It , was made of white satin Ottoman , cinbroluored most elaborately in lover's knots , tto skirt , front and sides being outlined in thcbo happy designs. The basque was exquisitely trimmed with cm- broldoied chiffon , \\hilo tlio clcovcs , whicli \vero nitistlc to n high dogico , suggested butterflies. The veil of silk tuilo was thrown over the head , reaching the back of the train. Silver boots completed a perfect bridal gown , Mrs. Dundy , the mother of the bride , were a handsome groy crcpo combined with bro caded satin , and carried a largo bunch of pink roses. The oftlcintlng clergyman having taken his position in front of tno altar facing the con tracting couple , the solemn service of the Kplscopal church was performed , thooichcs- tia plavlng verv softlv the bountiful song by Helovy , "Call Ale Thine Own. " At the conclusion of tho.service the bride , who has long been a favorite In the society llfo of the city , came In for warm congraula- tlons , not onlv from her girl friends , but from the gentlemen as well. Crowded as the room was , all the details of the ceremony were carried to a successful conclusion , and it Is quite modest to say that no inoro beautiful homo wedding has been \\ltr.csscil in the metropolis. Refreshments wcro served In thu library and dining room upon the completion of the ceremony , the bride cutting the cake , the ring fulling to an outsider , Mr. Smith of Falls City , Neb. Heroic leaving her guests preparatory to donning her "tro away" gown , the bride throw her bouquet of whlto roses from the top of the stairway to the waiting crowd of fair unmarried women below , Miss Mabel Orchard beltib' tbo fortuimto winner of the prl/o. The traveling costume of Mrs. Newman was a mouse colored broadcloth oinbroidoied In brows silk urald , a brown hat trimmed in pink ( lowers surmounting her smiling , happy face. face.The The mother of the groom , Mrs. Newman , were a gown of black brocade embroidered In gold and bronze silk , a court , train of black brocade , Mrs , Dan Wheeler , Jr. , woion fetching costume of white Knglish punjani and pink roses , blue satin sllppors. Miss. Ida Sharp , a pretty green crepe em broidered in hand crocticted trimming , pown of blue and cream phild cloth with white shirred front. Mrs. John Wilbur , gray China silk nnd crepo. Mrs. Knima Ilomnn Thaycr , author of "An 1'nglish American , " were a. gown of gray inolru and crepe front trimmed with steel passementerie. Mrs. Louis Bradford , blue China silk trimmed with black not and a jot hat with pink roses. Mrs. David Baum , heavy whlto silk trimmed with thread Ince. Mrs , Samuel Hums were a gray suit tiliu mod with real lace nnd bonnet to match. Mrs , Hill , ted brocaded satin with trim mings of whlto lace , red sllppurs , nnd she carried a bunch of murechnl nell roses. Mrs. 13. S , Uundy , jr. , Just returned from Florida to sco her sistcr-iu-law married , were a sweet gown of gray crcpo , very pret tily embroidered in whlto lace , Mrs. W. < i , Council were ono of the hand somest gowns in the room , French gray silk , with a brocaded satin cutrulne , Jewel passo- mcatcilo. Mrs , K , C. Moore black silk , jot ami point lure. lure.Mrs. Mrs. Arthur KcialiiRton lemon brocade With llgurud not trimming. Mis * Curtis were a costume which at tracted n great deal of attention. It was a handsome whlto challlo und heliotrope .silk , whlto galleon , surmounted with a becoming bat in heliotropo. MLss I'.mily Wakoloy were whlto silk elaborately - oratoly trimmed with puiules. Mrs. CeorgoV. . HoaKlniid , a very stylish pown of blade silk embroidered in dainty rrcncb flowers , trimmed with rare laco. Mrs. Catlin , who received the cruc&ts ia the nbscnco of Mrs. Dundy , were olnck and lavender figured silk cntruino , lavender trimmings. Miss Hurr of Lincoln pile blue silk and not trimmed with blue forgot-mo-nots Miss Lnurn Jloaghnd , pink silk mullo with n pretty cm broldercd sash. Miss Orchard looked very pretty in n gown of green crcpo and carried ua immense bou quet of pink rosas. Miss Sadlo Nash- Pink crepe trlnimod with embroidered rulllo-s. Mlsi Hortha Yost A pretty flpurod silk trimmed In whlto cropo. MUs MoICcnna- Heliotrope crcpowith sil ver paisemcnterlo. Mlsi Carrlo Summers White satin and trimmed with widu bands of embroidered flowers. The guests present from out of town were Mayor und Mrs. Connor , Dallas , Tex. ; Judge nnd Mrs. HIner , Chcycnnu : Mr. nnd Mrs. Wilson , r'allsCitv , Neb. ; Mr. nnd Mrs. K. W. Howe , Atchlson , ICati. ; Mr , nnd MM. D. D. Cooley , Ashland , Neb. ; Mr. mid Mrs. R U. Wilson , I'lattsmouth ; Mr. il. C. Smith , Fulls City ; Mr. Charles Stcclo. Uavonno Citv , N. J. ; Hov , nnd Mrs. .r. Willis Ohl , Mr. and Mrs. 15. A. Thaycr , Sallda , Col. ) Mr. and Mrs. D. Newman , Miss Newman , Mrs. Johnson , Mr Hurr , Mrs , HUIT , Miss May . Burr , Lincoln ; Miss McUliMhcn , ilalg- Jor. Jor.Tho presents which this fair young bride received completely filled an upper room , making It lee it llknan art shop. Indeed no btldo has ever gene fiom Ormlin so hand- fcomaly provided for as this dauchtor of ono of the prominent cltl/cii's of the west. At 8:110 : the bride nnd groom left for their train , which Is to bear them direct to their now nome In Uayonno Oily , Is . J. , the groom being ono of the roputaulo business raon of Now Yoik. Testimonial Concert The T. K. qunrtetto will bo assisted in their benefit concert at Young Man's Christ ian association hull tonight by the following artists : Hans Albert , Violin Virtuoso ! Hcrr Joseph Uahni , the planibttho ; Stryk-on-Hlnas- Lust club , ( thlity pieces ) Dr. Haotons direc tor , and the Owls , ( twonty-six voices ) mate chorus. Following Is the programme : Orohestri Yootnon of tlicOu.ird , . . .Sullivan f-tr.vU-iii-IIIaas-Inst : Club. I'lano Solo ( Jraml M irci from Tinnhnii- seii . \VnKiier-Lls7t Ilorr Joseph Ualuii. C'liorus ' Cliccrfulnom . Xcwmatm The Ov\ls. vtnlln RntnJ" > ' 'crllUo. . ! | . . .0 . i. 1 1 am Albert. Quartette Miwnrkii . Maoy , T. 1C. ( jniirlottc. SKCOMl I'Alir. ctniinotrn _ JaSoriNiadc . Mi.sykowsKI. * Holer . Mo-,7Kow > kl. PtryU-IJn-IIIaas-bust ( Jlub. Violin Polo Alls Hojiirolso . KinsU Huns Albert , Quartette 1'ori'iKon . Kosehat. T. 1C ( Juiirtultc. I'lanoSoIo _ j " Moliitly III 1' . UubliKtoln. } bljl0ajouo . KutloeU. Iforr ( Jiihin , Quirtoltc Annie Liur'o . Hurl- . T. K. yinirtettf. It. I' . Diineau 1'lrst Tuior. J , II. Corndllara- tono. Lw Ur.ilSopniul Tenor. J. A Hull- Jiinn HabiO. J.ieU. Kiats ; IJhcctor. II , l\l lt < l ti HAJL'JtS , .T. II. Lcavitt of I-lncoln Is nt the Millard. M. Zlncmad of I'hiladelphla u at the Pav- ton OcorgoH. Smith of Ottawa is at the Mur ray. ray.C. C. D. Halccstraw of Lincoln Is at the Del- lono. John S , Hart of Hasting ? is at the Del- lone. lone.E. E. G. Mnynard of Grand Island is at the Murray. A. U. Dawn of St. Pail , Neb , is at the Dollone. Hovnl Hndsworth aud wife of Atlantic nre at the Paxton. Charles Wasmor of Grand Island has apart- mcnts at the Millard. Edward Updike of Howard , Neb. , is a guest at the Mlllanl. J.V. . Btratton nnd wife of Wahoo , may bo found at the Millard , Mike Elmoro of Homlngford has apart ments at the Paxton , S. II. Burnhnm and C. H. Merrill , of Lin coin are at the I'nxtou. Mrs. A , N. Keller and Mrs. E. Williams of North Heud at estopping at the Millard. J. S. Tobbots , chief of the coal denart- ment of the tJnlon Pacillc with headquarters nt Denver , is in the city. Miss C. R. Pcndextor , who has been visit ing Mrs , 13. S. Rowley on South Twontv. eighth street , stinted for her homo In Boston vcstcrdnr. J , O. Philllppl , general manager of the Missouri 1'iicillc. has started on a trip over the JSTcbiaslca division in company with Su | > oriiiteiideiit Huthhun , \ \ ' , i > \ Pitch , general manager of the Du- lutli. South Shore & Atlantic road with headquarters at Duluth , is expected In Oninha today. Mr. Fitch was formerly general - oral manager of the Klkhorn and is well known In this city. He lias been in ill health nil winter und U on hU > way to Hot Springs , The Ilnrkei Walter Root , Chicago : .T. K. IvutcourN , Now Voik ; H. II , Cllliin , o'lilcnuos A. V. .Martin. Mollne : K. fi. Thnmiison. fat. Jo-oph ; II , K. KtMiiietli and the Misses ICon- nctli. Ijlncoln ; Trunk Mndilcn , St. J otils ; M. H. I-ovy . , Noiv Vorkj Many Kohr , I.c.ivun- wortli. The llellone H. I * Plioet/ . Cincinnati : II. It. Kes liT , Atchlson ; V. J Tift , Clilcaio : II , C Jnmlsoii , lloriiuritldn. N , Y. j .Inlin S. Hart , Hastings : George Coldliercor , I'romont : T. ClurK , Albion ; A. .1. Martin , r. O. Whltford. 1' . il. WIIcox. L. II lo K Chleao : IpsllVai - ron and wifo. Si. Joseph ; I. T , livls , ri.ilt l.ako ; .1. II. Ackley , Now Vork ; 1' , H. Towlcr , Itochcntcr , N. V , \VlnNor-fi. . M I'arrlsh and lady. Coun oil Illulfsi T. J. Iojd. MonlpuIliT , Iduho ; I/ . T. flaggctt , niotliur nnd si-tor , Clneiiiri ) ; A. T. ( iSner. Tarlbiult. Minn. : M. It. lynchSioux city ; O.iy Moon' , Salem : L Htirpci , Noifolk ; II , . ' r. niiiieiin. I'ottcr : Uharlcs Onsloypi , Loun City : llany llr.issllohl , ICanas t'lty : IL bailer HIM ! wife , Domlvood ; Hurt ( J. Clarl , . St. l.onls : I ) . IIlmvard and wife , Mrs. J. U Murray , Mus tjl//le Lainboit , Now Vork , 'Iho Oasoy S , R. Gllmoio , Chicago ; ! . SI. Ituell. Kln niiui , _ Ivan. ; .WUlUini .1. ( ir.ilnini , 0. Kenynii and wife , lies Mnlnos : Jl. Al. < 'cr , Olili'aKo : liudolpli llothgo. Trunionti 0. IX Summers , Geneva ; Hrnust Kullor. Un-sh- anna , .Nob. T. J. . ; HO-.N Hcntrlru ; II. SI. Mur- clns , btroinsbiirc : J. ,1. Toolor , ChlcaKo : O. Jllllsop , llololt , WIs : A. D. McSInnielo. C'hl- ongo : J. N. OaViinyorfolk ; J B. Jenkins , Sohuylor : J. I'utiiey and wifo. Ithlcu ; T. h. Williams , ( JluM'huid. 0 , Tlio Jllllard U. A. Ilondrlv. Koolnmn , Idaho ; I1. A. I toy , Iowa CItjj N. Slnddox , De troit : lieorao S. llk-olow. Clilcaco ; W. 11 , lllolInstiiiVnhoo : T. Oniiy. lid-ton ; II. AV , Jle.Muichy. Syriicuse , N. V. | K. I ) . Kcnllold , Chicago ! II. lj , William' . . Clovolanil : Sir * . A , T. Ni'umim and daughters \ * Vork ; Trunk l/'hu'-e , Chicago : I'r. Itonanp , ( Icrmniiy ; T , Tulfts. Kimsiisl'lty , Mo. ; ( J. U Horn. Iilnenln ; W K Ilnirmaii , Lincoln ; T , W. Klale. Kansas City ; 1' . O. Hull , Vork , Not ) . ; A. llowttll , Chicago : W , McNnmar , ChicagoV. ; . T. Cullln , Chicago ; W. Jamos. ChlcuRii ; T. P. Iliittle , New Vork J. A. Klmr mid wife , ( Jhojonno : II. T. Ox- ; \\nril , Oran < 1 Klnnd ; T 1 . I iiigi'Min , Uhadrnn , ill II , , . ' 11 , l It , tbilH t I , I , ' , IVT , ,1 u ,7 , , i. Ill Uhrlitie , l es Moliu'.s ; K. I' , Sliedd and wife , Columbus , O. ; J. K , Kniiiii'r-,011 and wlfu , lliltltnoro.7.X ; Illclitiiii , l'ii't < > ; Nim Nalhuns , Nuw Vork : I. D , Ilvaiis , Stockton , Xol.i ) T W. lu'inbad. Austin , Minn. ; II. Komilcr. Chicago ; 11. W. Day , Clilcnco ; H. It. CoUIn , Koclicstc-r , K , V. : Hani Munollv , llocliuiter. . Y3. ; Jl , i'niintiio , Detiolt ; u , W. Iouglas4 , Phlludul- phl.v ; T. M. Cook. The I'nxtnn S-imiicl IJlurn , Now York : r , It. Miller , Cliiclimutl , ( > , ; II. 0. ilojurs , I'luvo- Inml. O.T. ; W CiU > . Chicii o ; llrnst Kiillcr , ( iri'shiini , Not ) ; H. S. Noiuil , Sottard , Neb ; ' . W. Uhltc. Mlnnontiolls. Minn. : S. II VorU , I.oiilsvllli > , Kj.iJ. W. Vorls. Itedfnrd , Ind. ; A. J. hliiiinonslfu utid son , Unpld L'lty ' , S. D , li. 0. Mudso. llurllnutoii. la. ; O. V. lion IK , Mouv City , In. ; W. T. I'oarMin. Chicago ; M .1. ' Danz. C'hleaso ; W. S , Klnliuad , Now Vork : If. X Muyurs , llol-n , Id.ilio ; .initU'l Itlimkor , llcatrfcoi S. Ansbuiiior. No ell < lty , In. ; M. II. I'arr , Atchlion , ICun.i IL I , , tit , l.onls ; Ghamivoy Wltluc ' ' , l-'ullortoii , .N'ol ) . ; John Clay , Jr. , Ohlc.mo ; W. II. llnydon , A rthur Urooy , Isoworlc J. S. I'orU'iins , MlnneapnlU , Minn ; llonry 0. Smith , KulU Oily ; J. T 1'orklin ; , Wnoplng Water ; J. 11 , Alti-r , Ur.md Isliunl ; Kd K. IClnciild , ChtuaKo : T. M. btovun . 1'ort- litiul. Ore. ! < , W. Curium' , New York ! Leo riiloft'ldur , Now York ; W. C. ( "minor , Dallas Tex. ; S. D. Lnddy. Boston ; I ) . 11 , 1'.ttlni , Kan sas City ; KoburtltoDlnson. biioarlMi. .S D. : II , S. Nassam , Now York : P.tvid llurrlP , ow York , Clnirlei T. MIUKli. Dutmlt ; I ) , liiiyor , hisciitliH' . In.iAloiuo IvnlKht , l'hlla < lelplila , 1'u.irharlus J. Wlilte , t'hlo.nro ; J , Oroyfoos , Toll-do. 0.J | I.ubke , I'liUatlolphla , I'u.ll. ; W. Minor , St. I.o u h , Mo. _ The promptness nnd oortninty of its euro have made Cbaniberluia'a cough remedy famous. It is intended especially for coughs , coids , croup ami whooping cough , und U the most effectual remedy known , for these dii- 50 cent bottles for sale by druggists. \YOOLEY \ TELLS HIS STORY , Ho Una Witnessss to Prova Eij Work Was Thorough and Oompatcnt , SOME VERY DAMAGING ADMISSIONS. Met with FMtU ContrntllotioiiR , Wooley Admits He M'nri Mistaken Jlli Case Now Simula llltn. The \Voolloy Investigating committee of the board of cilucntbn held nnotbcr star clmrabcf sosslon nt the board rooms yesterday morning. Sccrolniy Connoycr mounted cuard nt the outer door to sco tbut no news slipped out through the fcoyliolo aud the procoeedlues coininonccci. Itns Superintendent Woolloy's ' day nnd hovni given an opportunity to introduce testimony on hUsida of thocaso. Five witnesses wcro introduced. S. O. ilnll , a contractor of ninny years' ' experience , tottltlcd thst ho had inndo an o.xaniliintioti of tiiobulldltif ; nnd would unduituko to dupli cate tliGbulUHniMiot including the foundation , for $1 , . ' ! , > . The foundation would cost nhout $ IW ! more. Tliesn inures , ho adtnlttod , In cluded a prollt of 10 per cent. This would ma/co / Hull's tlmircs about $1. > 0 more than Hart's. includlne the foundation. ivosiorsvas \ caueu to the painting. Ho estimated the nuinbor of yards to bo covered at about double the number llRUrcd by Unit , nmklnp u dilTeircnco of about fit ) . Ernest btuht wn < 3 called to testify ns to the ditTorciico In the price of adamant wall plns- tcr as compared with ordinary plaster. Ho stated that the former cost S cents per yard moio than the latter , put on the wall. Hart's llKiircs were - cents rnoro for adamant than common plaster. Mr , Htuht also tostillcd Unit work done by the day ahvnjucost from 20 to-40 per cent moio than when done by contract , but was better work. Ho Illus trated his point by several instances In Ills own experience. John Hoyc , the contractor who built the foundation and chimneys for the building' , testified that the chimneys wore built from tlio ground and wcro worth all that wiw charged for them. All the brickwork , ho said , was reasonably worth all that was charged In the bills. This completed the testimony regarding the Davenport building. Sifted down , the evidence shows that the flcuros given by the contractors who appeared before the commit tee are substantially the same , on the ma terial , as those lu the hills p.iid by the board , the main difference being In th'o price paid forliibor. which amounts to about ? I50. The iiHostigatlng cotnmlttoo met again at 3 j > . in. anil listened to evidence from .Miss Wliltmoro , Mr. Martin and Mr. Conoycr. The particular point whk-ti the board wished " to huvo clearly established bj Mlbs "U'hltmoro's ' testimony was the fact that Air. Vooloy had not told the truth with regard to putting up the storm windows on the Lake school. Mr. Wooley stated that ho had gene to the Lake school a few days after March 2. when ho reported the work dono. Ho simply dated his icport ahead , ho said , nnd tie went to the Lake school to put the windows up , but was In formed by sonic ono there that the windows wcro not wanted up. Miss Whitiuoro stated that Mr. Wooley aid not appear nt the Lake school fortho purpose- of putting up the windows , as ordered , until March IDor 17 , aud after thomuttor had been referred to in Tin : BEE as a part of the board of education proceedings. Mr. "VVooloy finally admitted that ho was mistaken about the date of his visit to the l.aUo school. Ho also admitted that he had made a mistake In sajlng that ho had been to sco Mr. Martin about the Furnam school blinds on a certain dato. In short Mr. \Vonloy was considerably mijiCd up lu his testimony. bporihitig of the matter a member of the commlttuo said to a reporter for Tun Bur : "Tho fucts nro Jmt about these : The Davenport school building cost us about $300 moro tlinn Mr. U'ooloy's ' own witnesses said it should have cost. "In the case of tno Cuss school floor , Mr. Wooley's Inofllcienry assumes another form. Wo paid for first class yellow pine , but wo got a very inferior quality of lumber , and Mr , Wooloy saw it when the work \vus goin , ; on. Ho said ho visited the hnihllnrr ivlinn momentum oepun touiy tne uoor , ana saw that thcro wcro sonio soppv boards In the lumber being used. Ho ordered tlio men to throw all such boards out , ho said , but the fact romaln.s that I hero arc inoro b.id boards in that poition of the lloor which was laid alter Air.Voolov visited the building than in that which was laia before ho gave the order to throw out the sappy lumber. "His statements regarding the Lake school storm windows have been positively contra dicted , and ho has admitted the Inaccuracy of some of his own .statements. " \Vo \ nro persuaded by theo and a great many other shortcomings that Mr , Wooley Is grossly negligent and careless about his work. Tnoro are a thousand and ono loop holes through uhich the public funds may bo squandered by this kind of carelessness , and trto board of education cannot affoid to employ a man who dlsplajs incomuotcncy and negllgeiRO to the detriment of our schools and at the expense of the taxpayers. "Mr. Wooloy Is making another mistake , ilo is calling upon his political friends to rally to his rescue. They are laboring with members of the board , trying to got them to promise to stand by Mr. U'ooloy , I know several mem ben of the board who cannot bo irwcd by that sort of influence. Mr. Wooley should lei his work speak for him , In stead of his political friends , for it is my opinion that ha will have to depend on something uettcr than political Influence if ho expects to bo retained as sunerindeut of buildings. " Tlio committee will meet Siturday morning to sum up the oriduiu'O for and against and agrca upon a report to bo submitted to the board. In all probability tno report will bo adverse to Mr. U'oolcy. Catch & Lautnan , solid silver , 1514 Furnutu. \Vutorw orlcs Mon Moot. PiiiKApr.i.pnu , April 15. The annual con vention of the American waterworks asso ciation begun bora jestcrday and will continuo - tinuo throa ilavs. President William II. Bull of Qulucy , 111. , occupies the chair. dutch & Lauiunn , porfootlou ham mocks. A Canadian Hlhliop'H .Handnicnt. MoxiiiEAL , April 15. Hlshop IJacino of Sherbrooke , Quo. , has Issued a mandmcnt urging Fiench-Canadians to go to the now district ! , of the province instead of the United States. DELICIOUS Flavoring NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS. Vanilla , - \ Of perfect purity. Lemon - Of Q stronjrth. Orantfe - > _ . , . . Almond -f Economy in thoiruso. Roao elc.TJ Flavor ns dollcatoly and dolloiously as the fresh fruit. CURED ! ' Schilfmatm'i/Utb LtlmUVTVr/UlllMIBlTI I r . r.1" " ' " ' nliy la Iho worn CIMI ; Iniwri oca- IfcrUbU in , , ) Jltipj . . * / fftcU . , eurei , , wbiraill , ' ctturi ( .11. A uuf lrflifal 1'rlce , 60 rt. ted l or If mill , f irar.l. FREK foj - " -TFMANN. 8tP ! "f Wildilyn/e ; / MADE ONLY BY I CJ-IICAGO. THE GREAT LIVER and STOMACH REMEDY Cures nil disorders of ( lie Stoiiindi UUT , , Hotels , Kllenys , Hhidih'r , Ni-nons Diseases ' Loss of Aput'lltc , Hciilnche , ( ' < > llimtlnn , ( . 'ostheni's'i ' , Iinllgeitlui , llllloits- ness , 1'cvcr , I'ilcs , KUsj nml rcir'ers the system loss llnblc to contract diien > e. HADWAY'S I'lfjLS are euro for Ibis coinpl.ilnt. Tlu-y toiu up the Intornnl soorollons to lionllhy notion , roslnrc sfirmUh to t ho sloinach. und oniibli1 It to norfonii Us fimctlons. l > rleo''fc ! a buy. Sold by all cliiigglsts , or mailed UADWAY ' . , ' Ijy X C'O. , 'K Wairuu htroot , Now York , on rcccliit of prlt-u. o and After Fortify the System BY THE USE OF Ol'Purc Cod Liwr Oil mid HYPOPHOSPHITES O3-T1 LIlvCB , A-1 < TD SOD V. It Increases the resisting power against Disease. Re stores to health and strength the debilitated. Heals the Lungs and Cures the Cough. ns Milk. rH Phonolins CURES r Coldiia the o (3D ( Heid ! D by one pplica * lion. in a vtry tnoit lime. E&y Fever from Ihrtc to fivt diys , Eartohe Inilinily. SOoprBntlt , Oi'Ct oni fnttd * . Pttinolfrt * Miditit Ct , 014 4 a. Xotioo. Sonleil proiiosiili will bo received liy tlio Pluto rriiitlns Hoard , ut tlio olllco of VCPro tary of st.itu , at any time before Tnusduy , April : 'l , It'JI.afJ ' p. in. , for printing and bind * IIIR 2OKlcloiilo < t'Jicli of the sonutu mill lieu > -o journals and 9CKJ ) coplos of the session lawt. of IMll. Hfiiato and house Journals to bo printed on liook iiapor. t\\o pounil' ' * per qnlru , supi-r royal oetavo form , small nlcn typo , six-to plea IciilH botwucu tlio lines , without iiiincc- I'ssiiryhliinUs , broken page * or paragraphs , lilniikbbotwocii piDceudliiKSOf each day , and liotwi'on UllteiL-nt sosMims of the saino day. not to ovi-ocd four pica lines , paucsto lo sariiuiUu : is jouni.ds of 1S.-C ) , binding buif shoop. Hc-sslon laws to bo printed on two pound book ptpur , small pica type , JIIIRCS tci liesainu slzo mid form as tlio lu\\s of ias.'ivltli inar- Kliial notes anil liKlov , bound In full sliocp. 1'ropomls will al o bo received at t ho siuno tlmu null iilacu for printing the suiiri-iiio cou rt rei > orts and court caleiiilers und for furnNli- IIIK all hlanlis bliuik books and olronlars , In- cliidlus 10voniiu blanks rcqillrod by the ofll- ccrs of the executive clppartinont of the statofor a period of two years from datu of contract. Humpies nnd estimates of kind ? and qiian- tltly of hiijiplles to ho/unilshod can bu soon at thoolllcuofht-crcthk-yof stato. I'rnpoiiiH must stiito for what price tlio hldelor will fnriiNh all , hooks In this class per naeo and for all blanks ' and cliculari per l.iu'li proposal musi DO ncconipnnicu uy a IKIIHI In tlio Mini of W.OOO with tun or inoro hurltli-ieondltlnnnl , that tlio bidder , will , In casoof award , within ft TO days after notice enter Into contract to do the uorlc. Bids to ho markoil ' 'Proposals for 1'iihllo Printing" care secretary of-unto. Unllvy und puce proof for laws and Journ.'ils must bo furnished thu Hcerulaiy of Siiilo , and all work to ho delivered In iood order fniof post at the ollleo of tile boori'larr of Staio within ninety days fro rLtho date of c-ontrnct , ItlKhtto inject unyor1 Ml bills roiiir > eil , J K. HIM. . Ktiito Tieasorcr. ' " ' T II. IIKNTO.N , Auditor of I" . A. , Joii.vO. AI.LK.N , Seoictary of State. Jj "a' " " " Kor Salo-\Vator IJotnlH. The vllliiffo of WJaiiur , Ouinlns County Nebraska , hi.s Isjiii'd water honds to tlio iiiiioiint the of * . ' . .1W ( live boniM of WW oiieli ) . f or puriioso of oxteiiUlni ; the wntor works gy < < tumln sahl vlllnito. The hontlri nro dated April I. l 0i. and due in tnuntyyonri from ditto of J < , iu > , optlonid af ter tlroyuiiri , Intort t ho\cn porci'iil per an- mini , jiaviihli ) annuully , ut h'ount/u / llros. , Nuw VorkL'lty ' Tliu lo.nd of truslooH of said vIlliiRO will iei-i ho si'iilod bliln on said Ixinds from ditto up to7'W : o'clock J ) . in. , on the ' Ttli day of April 1891. nt uhlcli time the Mils will be uiii-iu'd. All hldn and L-onimuiileutlons to bo flliocteil to 1..U. Krlngcl , Vlllaso ClerK , \Vls- \ .Ni'h. nor , . . Dated ttiM llth ilnyof April. IROI , U O. KUI.MIKI. , Vlllaffo Clerk. rt-H-d-l-t. from the utli'Ua ol iful erron farlrdeciiT , WMtluif weakness , lost uuuiuwl , ate. I Wlliumil avaluuhle truailso ( walali contalnlui full [ xirtlpulan far.boDio . cure , I'lllil ; of cliarKu A tpicuillil niodlcal work ! tliouia IHI lead liy evurj man who U iwnrout nml dclilllUtrtl. Aitilrcr * eeot , 1' . C. I'OWLIUt , AlDodui , Couu AND Is not pleasant 'o take , ns it is om- posed of all the rnodicinnl quali ios thatgo to mnko now and rich bloocl without compelling the consumer to pay $1A BOTTLE FOR ONE-THIRD SYRUP which can bo bought any where for thlrty-flvo cents a gallon , as nil sur- apnrillaa aro. BEGGS' BLOOD PTJRIb IBE and BLOOD MAKER Is composed of pure modiolno , and al- lowa the purolmaor to add syrup wh'ch is advised whoa given to childron. If yoiit flrusilst does not Loop It accept no substitute , but order direct from Boms Mf'p Co. , l'Ji-l ' ! > 7 Michigan St. . ClilcaRO. III , and they will forwaul. i'\iire3 inop.Ud , ono hot- tlo forjl oisU ford id luuuiwu aim uuFffllki INSTITUTE. Forthotroatmcnt of nit CTHIONIC AND )1SKASKS. llnicoi. ApplliuicoH for IK'formltloj.-init : 'russoiM. licit fncllltloj , Appurntui tnd Ilomodloi orsuccosHful treatment of every form of illieata oqulrlntf Moillcal or Hurnlcnl Treatment. NI.N1TY tOOMS KOIl 1'ATlENI'rf , Ilonnl mid Attemlinco lu't Accommml itluiu ' . .Voat.Vrlto for clrcilhrs oil > oforratlea | nncl llrncoi , Trusses , Club root , Currn. uro < of Spine , IMIcs , Tumor' , Cnncer , Catirrh , Ironchltl" , Inhnlntlon , Kloctrlclty , I'nrilyali , llpll- crxy Kianoys , lllnildor , Kjro , Knr , Skin anil Illoo I. niKlallHiirulculliporalloin. lllSIJASKsOK WOMI3X n pvchlt" . Hook os Dltonioi ofVomun Kroo. Wo mMjInloly mWeil a Ijlnln DopTrtment for Women Durlni ! conlinemc-nt ( slrlctly 1'rlvnto ) Only Holla- ilo.Mecllcnl linlltuto Muklnif a SpccUlty of 1'KI- VATB DISIIASKS All llloort DhiMnes micoosifully treiitoil. Muillolm or liistniinriiKnt U ) mull or axpran aocurutf ucki-il , no mirks to Indlcato rontanti or en lor Jnopcrsonn , Interview pruferroil. Cull ml coanult iisorticnd hlcory of your ca o , nnd wo wlllsond li lain wrapper our HOOK TO MHV rUUKi upon ITl- rntc. Spoc-lnl or Nnrvuui l > l o. oi , ultbquostlua Hit. AililroM .ill UttuM to Dr. A. T. McLaughlln , Prssldant btli and ll.iinuy btruuls , Oniahii. KOil IN'DIAiN SUI'l'MT.rf AN 0 - Traiispoitallou Duii.irtmont . of thu Inte rior , Onicu of Indian Atr.ilrs , Wa bliuton , April I , Ib'il ' , toaled propt ) > iiK. Indorsed "i'ro- jiosalbfor Itcnf , ( bulsfoi beef iniiit bo submit ted In opai.ito onvelopcsl , baeon , Hour , clotli- liiK , or traiiiportallon , otL-"las the case may In ! ) and dlroited to the Commissioner of Indian Allalrs , Nos. ( i'i nnd li" Wooitur htroot , Now Vork.will bii rri'ohed until I p. HIof Tne-dav , Mar 5 , IMH , for finnl-sliiir- the Indian' < < r- vice about ! MO.IOJ ( pounds bacon , : MOUJ.O , > 0 pounds bocf on tlin hoof. lfi'lUJO ( pounds not uuof , IHO.OUO pounds bcMiia.M.oujpounds baking ponili'r. lluiOUO ! ) pounds corn.r > VlKK ) ) pmuuN i > otTi > t > , IOU O.IXJOpounds Hour. IKi.O.Opunndsfucd W.O.Opou . nils hard bread. 4t,0iiil ) pounds hominy , IIJ.lHn pounds lurtl , filiU barrels nio-s pork , i'.VOOO luiutifli oatmual , WW.OOD pounds o.itIIP.IWO pounds rice , i..oi ) poiindH tea , 1I7.WK1 pounds coam salt , IIW.OOJ pounds line salt , : imuuo pounds soap , l,100ono pounds sugar , iindllJ- WJ pounds \\huat. Also , blankets , woolrn and cotton coodh , ( consisting in part of tlcklni ; , 1"H ( ( ) yaidsj < tundard c.illt-o , 100,000 ynids ; drllllnir , SlMMOyardii duck , frt-o fiom all al/- In ' , , IIUiK ) yariisi dcnliiis.M.OIW yaids : c\nn- \ hum , XIO.OUO yards ! Ivt-ntuvky Ju.uis , H.tKW Viiifli ; ohovlnt , ! SviO yauli ; bniiru sbretlnv ! ilO.OIWyardsi hloacliodhtotln ( , 1' , UOO yards ; hloltorv slilrtlntr. 1.VIHX ) v.'inls. c-allco shlrllni ; . B.lJ"ll tis ; uiusuy-i.uuu yiuu ' , UKJIIIIII , [ ii u- eorlts , notions , h.irdwiue , mi-dlc.il Mippllos hfboolbooUs , eto. . and a IOIIK llstof niltci'llii- noousnrtlflusiii'h as inirnoas , plotih , r.ikos , forlvH , tile. , and for iibout .TO wagons loiiuliod for the si-r\kf to bti ' , ilelhorru at t'lilci < ; o , Kiiiibis C'lty , and Sioux City. A No , for suoh \MIKOIII as may ho requlrm , adaptoil to tliiu-lliuiito i > f the I'uclllu const , with Oal- Ifotnla iJialus. dollvtsrud at Han Prani'lsc-o. Also , transportitlnn fnrbiirh of the .irllulus , goods nml supplU-s that nuv not be contr.ti-t- oit for to ho dulUoii'il at the AKI > IIOOS | 1IIDS AII/nT UK > I\IIU OUT ON ( WX'Klt.NMKNT nr.ANKS. i-ohonulri ) sliowlns ; thu kinds and quantities of Niibslitoni'o supplies roiulit ] > d forcuch Aiscnoy nnd ' cliodl , and the KluiN and iiuaiitltk'S In Kinss. of all otlmruoods , and articles , to ethur with blank prnpusuls , c-on- dltlnns to hnohsc'ixod ) > y blddur.itlnn and pluieof < luli\ery. turmsof eontnii't. and pay- niont , trantpiirtatlon loiiliH. anil all other ni'cossary lu triu'lloiis will ho fuinlslicd upon applliMtiou to the Indian Olllco in Washing ton , orAo C3 ilin/W / H" oi xtrcet , A'tic Yin It , TlioUoininlisurltis of Subslstoiico , U. S A at I'hoycnno , t'ldi-aiio , I.eaven\\oith , Owihu , Saint l.otits.h'dnt 1'aiil.and San rr.inc-Ni-o.tho I'ostniiihtorsiit hlouv ( Jlty , lowin Vanklon , S. | ) al > lai Arkansas Oily , t'alilwell , Topeka , and Wlohlta , Kansas , and Tucson , Ailrona. TJio riuht Is resort IM | by tlin Ko\erninonl to lojictany and ull hlds.oranv iiirtuf any bid and tlif.su proposals are liultt-d iindor proviso tli.ilappioprlatlons xball ho undo for tlio supplies ijy cmisM-s. . Itlds will lie oponi-d at tlio liour and diiy ubovo tlalcd , and bidders nro invited to lo prxsunt at the opunini ; , I'KHTIHKI ) t'HK'K.S , A 11 Illlls lllll-l boillCOIlf punliHl I > y rrrtlllod ohroks or drafth iinon soiiieluUt'd Malrs | ) opo > ltory or the I Ir.st National Hank of fan Kram-Noo , Cal. . for at least ll\o pi-i I'l-nt of tlio amount of thu pro posal , T. ,1 .MDJtOAN , ( Joiiiiulhslonor. A-MWtiu HANIIAI.VVOODOAI'SUI.KS nru tin IH' I nn > l only uipiulos prunrrlbel l > r rciiil.ir | iliytltl ai for the turu of Qonorbiea anililUclmrKiK fiom tlio urinary orumn ouurltcil uracqutruU. ilij per box Mp. Philanthropy "So you'vo boon sorvlnn mo with The Dally Bee for two ycnrs , eh ? Well , I know of no better rownrrt than aa order ' on Hellmnn fern now suit of clothes , nncl when you got then } I'll wntch you und my son walk down the street together. " And the above knee pant suit iswhat the philanthropist bought at our . . store for $2. We Imvelots of 'cm in half dozen different styles , - try - 'M- * j'-a m r"FlJ"f * 4TJiTSry > J' TS..1 i He bought this kind of a shirt waist for 35c. A pair of lone black hose for 25c. A stylish hat for 50C ; and the boy was dressed from head to foot for $3.10 , and looked better than most boys. The boy's father \\ras \ \ surprised at the wonderful bargain , and we timed him out with a Corkscrew Worsted Suit of Clothes like this for $12.50 $ , and had he taken it single-breasted , he would have got it for $10 , but he was tony : The Hat he lias on is his old one , he bought a better one from us for 95c , and we have 12 styles of them in black and light shades 13th and Farnam.
