THE OMAHA DAffi } ! JtJJCJiJ , 'WTCDJNJL'SDAT , JOTTE 24 , 1891.
TO MAKE PORK SAFE TO EAT ,
IfForW of the Government In the Way of
Annihilating Trichinosis.
"INSIDE POINTS OH AMERICAN HOGS ,
VHIlolnl Investigation nt tlm Qtook-
ynrd.H Conducted l > y MelonHHIH tor
the Ueiioilt df tliu Government
mid tlm People.
American hogs nro not hold In the best ol
favor In foreign countries. Two or three
years ng6 some Germain oto heartily of the
nnlmal , and when they ilt"d n day or two
later the coroner said that tlio hog was un-
Vroll when ho wai killedand that It was dan-
porous for the ro > t of the peopto of the om-
Jpiro to oat the Imported meat. Thus the
relchstng , with old Windthont In his scat ,
urged war ngalnst the American hog and by
pooch mid resolution finally succeeded In
closing the ports of the otnplro to the food
product. The hoisting of the bars before
the great American nnlmal naturally caused
great consternation In this country , and for
months nrnl months the newspapers were
filled with diutrlbos against the German par
liament mid the kaiser for their hostile atti
tude.
Bat the United States Is going to defend
Its hog. An act was passed at the lost scs-
lon of Congrats providing for the examina
tion of domestic pork and an appropriation
of fJOO.OtX ) was made for the purpose. And
then , too , just to make the thing thorough
nnd leave no opening for attack , two eminent
Cicrninn mtcroscopists wcro chosen by Secre
tary of Agriculture Hush to assist In the ox-
umlnntlnns. Those men arc Dr. E. lialzar
end P. W. Bernard of Berlin.
'This Is the way the worlc Is done : Old
liro'r hoe comes n-gruntlng and a-gquoalmg
to his butcher. Ho wears a number , ana
after death an export , with a big Itnlfo In hit
right hand , cuts off n piece ol the diaphragm
and a chunk of the rumn , or < lolu muscle ,
and places thorn In a tin box corresponding
In number with the tag on the carcass. These
pccimcns are then sent to tljo laboratory ,
Whore a portion of the meat Is macerated and
clamped between the stout glasses of n tnlcros-
cropo. The examiner squints Into the Instru
ment for trichina gplralls , and , finding
none , ( Ills out a blank report to that
effect , which Is afterward approved and the
carcass cut up for the people of the whole
world. But If the examiner , bonding atten
tively over his mircoscopo , bad found the
presence of trichlnie or any trace of them In
the moat the hog would havu been destroyed
there and then.
Theontozoon known as trichina spiralls
Is the larva of what Is classed by boarded
won who read books as a marmato do hel
minth. The male is usually one-eighteenth
Of an inch long. The female grows to the
-r length of ono-olghtn of an Inch. Little Is
known of tholr origin , but It Is probable that
if the hog kept himself clean , or If the fellow
who has him In charge pnld any attention to
bis sanitary condition the beast would not bo
I troubled with trichina spiralls. Filth and
neglect give birth to this past Just as sewer
gas starts diphtheria and makes men stop
paying their rent. Rats have trichina. They
fiavo lots of them and some of the sciontMlc
men who were at the stock yards yesterday
Bald that the infection of hogs cau bo traced
to rats which they have devoured ,
i There Is a great deal about the explanation
LCf these mlcroscopists as to the origination
Kyii life of this entozoon which can scarcely
Ro comprehended by a man unless ho knows
rnll about hogs. Trichina ; are almost always
found In the pupa state encysted in a calcare
ous envelope nnd quite dormant. In this
condition the cntozott are practically Innox
ious to the hog and may remain so far any
length of tlmo. But when the defected
meat is union into ino numan stomacn tno
gastric Juices dissolve the cystic envelope
and the flesh In which they are em
bedded and the parasites instantly begin
a troublesome micratlon to the largo muscles
Of tno victim. During their march they do
Buch things as pierce the walls of the stomach
and ullniontary tract , and claw at the mesen
tery with its lymphatic network and the
tissues of the abdominal cavity. If they
travri upward they must pierce the muscular
diaphragm and hero they have the offensive
babit of taking up their abode , walking out
now and then to take a bite at a man's heart
or lung. If the ontozoa persists In going on a
downward path they roost in the great sar
torial muscles or other muscular masses
of tbo lower abdominal region and of the
lower limbs. From thn moment tbo outozoa
enter the humon body they have but ono
thing In mind , and that Is to got a good place
nna there reconstruct their oysts. Thou they
* begin to propagate with tearful rapidity.
! , cci The poor man , if ho boa man , suffers torrifllc
Cain. Ho becomes fovorish. Inflammations
the elementary tract and now and
then' peritonitis sots in. Tills complication
Is qutto Ilkoly to cause death. Thus it will
bo scon that the parasite Is a bad thing to
cnrry around in the human system.
The department of agriculture has num
bered the O. H. Hammond company packing
house at South. Omaha Factory M"o. 14 , and
bus appointed Dr. John Forbes chief and Dr.
R. Soars assistant Inspectors. Ths packing
bouse of Swift it Co. has been numbered
Factorv No. 5 , and Dr. S. Steward of Coun
cil Bluffs. la. , has been appointed chief and
Dr. . 8.V. . McGcn of Auburu , assistant in-
-5"BpocUrs. )
Inspectors will bo appointed for the other
packing houses.
A Traveling Plan Saves \Voinan'n
Mfo.
A traveling manstopplng , at the Lee House ,
Campbcllsburg.Ind.on learning that a lady In
bo vlllugo was suffering terribly with cramp
colic , iravo the landlady a bottle of medicine
which ho had with him nnd requested her to
take It to the sick "woman. The modlclno ro-
i Hoved her promptly and .sho believes saved
f" licrvllfo ; it was Chamborlalh's ' Colic , Cholera
' nnd. Dlnrrhoua Remedy , the promptest and
most reliable modlclno In use for bowel com-
plaints. _
"Woilnosday's bargains In shoos at the
fire Halo of shoos , 114 S. 16th St. :
Children's spring liool button , 24c.
Lnilios' flno kid button , $1.23.
Ladles' flno kid button , OSc.
Ladles' Burl's line slices , $3.00.
Boys' cnnvas lace shoos. 49c ,
Mihsos' calf button , 8U ! > .
Children's pobhlo goat button , 73c.
Biu'k'iiln tivblo loudqrt with bnrpnlna
for Wednesday at the flro Bftlo , 111 S.
IGth St. , ( old Boston storo. )
Moro Assessors' ItlumlcrH.
hoard of equalization of taxes was In
Bossloi : lust evening from 7 o'clock until 9 in
the county commissioners rooms. The board
will continue those nightly sessions until all
the complaints of property owners have been
board. There were n largo number of kickers -
ors present last night nnd some of them had
good reason for the kick they registered.
U'ho largest number of complaints were from
the First nnd Fifth wimls , where many in
consistencies In tbo assessment scorn to exist.
In looking over the asjcismnnts In the Fifth
ward the commissioner * discovered that the
Ksmoml hotel block bad been assessed at
$ -JltX > . Lastjear It viw assessed at $10,000.
U'ho block is bcllovcd to bo worth about
$50,000. _
Wanted A good appetite. Vou can have
It easy enough by taking Hood's barsaoarila
It tones tbo digestion mul euros stole headache
St. John's AoolytnH.
The members of the Acolvthlcal socloty of
Bt. John's Collegia to church were greeted
with , u pleasant snrprliu last evening by their
uinlnblo president , Mr , F. X. Mara , S.J.
. Through the generosity of the rector , Uov. T.
S. Fitzgerald , S.J. , mi elaborate feast bad
boon prepared for thorn lu tbo collogu play
room , Two largo tables were lllled with
choice vlauds , and the sumptuous repast was
thoroughly enjoyed by all present , After un
bour of feasting and merry-making the mem
bers of the socloty departed , lilted with grate
ful fi'ullnys toward tholr ulud benefactor.
Kelly
Kelly , who was arrested sorao
lays URO upon a worrnat charging him with
BtUunnUxl Assault upon Sadlti Adams , had a
bearing in poltco court yesterday aftoraooa
Wd was dlschagod ,
AVI1O3K OX IS aoilEl > 7
Moro \Vorld-II crald'n on llnnd Unsold
In BOTCH Month * than Hccs In
Four Ycnrs.
A nonderscrlpt sheet swelled with
the Idea that It is a competi
tor of THE BKK , through sheer desperation
Is resorting to every conceivable means to
Injure this papor. It shot n paper wad at us
this morning when It reproduced the follow
ing from a Fremont paper of March date :
FOtt HAjK-Olil | Omaha Doe * 2oo per 100 to
put under carpets , at the Havana Cigar
Htoro , opposite postolllco , Fifth street.
The idea sought to bo convoyed by the
above Ts that successive Issuoi of TUB BEK
are permitted to accumulate on the hands of
the news agents , and hence are not cir
culated.
When this advertisement first appeared In
the Fremont paper Tun Bfin asked Its ngent
there for an explanation knowing that TUB
BF.K circulates Jive times moro dallies In
Fremont than any other Omaha papor. The
agents reply was entirely satisfactory. Moro
unsold world-Herald's had accumulated in
seven months than t lie re were of Br.r.s in
four years. Hero it Is :
KIIEMONT. Neb. , Maroh 14 , JM1 BUR Publlsh-
liiK company. In answer to your
favor In regard to the advertise
ment In tlm Frnmnnt Tribune. I
did have the ad Inserted. The packages of
, old nanors I am advertising contain fully as
many World-Heralds , Journals and Chicago
papers an HKKS. As to unsold Hier.it In the
la.it two months I can say that they have not
averaged over sir or seven copies per day.
Allow mo to say that since thn World-Herald
changed agent * li ro In July. l n.lhplr present
has acctimulutod an many unsold
roples of that paper as t have accumulated of
Itr.KS , .Journals nnd Chicago papers In four
years. I have to pay for nil the HKEH I ro-
eoivoaml am naturally very careful not to
order any more than I can dltpuso of. ISos-
poctfully , C. J. DOUGLASS.
To Dispel Colds ,
headaches and fevers , to cleauso thn svstont
effectually , yet gently when costlvo or bilious
or when the blood is4mpuro or sluggish , to
permanently euro habitual constipation , to
awaken tho'ltUlncys and liver to a healthy act
tlvity , without irritating or weakening them ,
use Syrup of Figs.
TENNIS AND TALK.
High School C | HH of'Ol Winds Up
Its KxorolHes Auspiciously.
The Voting Men's Christian , association
tennis court , Harnoy and Twenty-fourth
streets , was all bustle and activity yattorday
morning nt 10 : UO. The High school tennis
tournament was on , and all the friends and
admirers of the contestants were out in full
forco.
Full three hundred enthusiastic spectators
witnessed the games and were most liberal
with their applauso. Referee W. C. Taylor
called the game promptly at 10:45.
In the IIrat aot'Miss Birdie Adams , ' 01 , and
Brewer McCaguo wore pitted against Miss
Margaret Cook , ' 01 , and Francis Barker , ' 91.
Miss Adams and Mr. McCaptio won by 8-0.
Miss Mclfoll , 'OJ , and Arthur Carter , ' 92 ,
won from Miss Cora McCandllsh , ' 93 , and
Scott Brown , " 93 ; score , 6-3.
Miss Kdith Schwartz ana Bert Butler out
played Miss Ada Stone , ' 93 , and Lynn
Chaffoe , "M , to the tune of 0-1.
Miss Julia Schwartz , ' 91 , and Howard
i'armaloo , ' 91 , wont down before Miss Belle
Morrow , " 94 , nnd R. Alice , ' 93 ; score , 0-4.
In the play-off the contest narrowed down
to Miss Birdie Adams , ' 91 , ana Brewer Mc
Caguo ncralnst Henry Osgood , ' 94 , and Miss
Emma Osgood , ' 93. The Osgoods won after
a close and exciting contest by 0-3.
Tbo games showed that the pupils wcro expert -
pert manipulators of the racket. The team
work of Miss Adams and B. McCaguo was
frequently applauded. In individual playing
Francis Baker , ' 91 , excelled among the gen
tlemen , and Miss M. Coolc was undoubtedly
the star lady player. Messrs. W. C. Carter
( Harvard 'W ' ) , H. Butler and A. Cooley acted
as umpires.
The class of ' 91 has every reason to bo.
proud of its record on the campus.
Class Day Kxerolsc.s.
At 2:30 : the class of'91 and Its numerous
friends assembled on the shady lawn In
front of the school to listen to the farewell
class exorcises. President W. C. Taylor
made an excellent address , summarizing the
work done by the class on the campus and in
the school room.
Miss Baker humorously told the story of
the class , as freshmen and sophomores , and
was followed by Miss Rico , who continued
the recital of its marvellous deeds as aspir
ing juniors and dignified seniors.
The assembly then adjourned to the southeast -
east corner of the grounds where President
Taylor planted a small maple tree in honor of
his class , after which Kollin Smith pro
nounced the tree oration , in which ho proph
esied the future greatness of his classmates.
Miss Marie Parker road a very witty class
poem , and Brewer McCaguo played the pator
famillas for the nouco and administrated
words of good advlco to the lower classes.
Miss Agnes Wink charmingly roaa tbo class
prophecy nnd If the class of ' 91 fulfill half her
predictions its way through life will bo a
veritable ' 'primrose path ol dalliance. "
All joined hands and sang the over ancient
over now "Auld Lang Syno. " and the class
oxorclsos of ' 91 were onocled.
Dr. Blrnoy euros cutarrn. Boo bid ; .
I'EUSOXAL l\HtAOnAPItS.
Dr. Broon of Lincoln is nt Jho 1'axton.
C. S. Clason of Lincoln ts at the Paxton.
Alice Cady of Fremont Is at the Dollono.
Miss Muslo of Tokamab Is at tbo Mlllard.
F. u. Carroll of Gothenburg Is at the Mur
ray.
ray.J.
J. B. Wostonor of Beatrice Is at the Pax-
ton.
Charles H. May of Fremont is at the Pax-
ton.
ton.N.
N. El McCarthy of North Platte is at the
Mlllard.
Otto Bauman'of West Point Is at the
Mlllard.
Thomas Koch of Fullortou is a guest at the
Paxton.
J , C. P , Law of Lincoln is a guest , at the
Murray.
MM.V. . C. Alyn of Kansas City U at the
Dollono.
" W. E , Alexander of Crawford is a guest at
the Paxton.
R. J. Kllpatrick nnd wife of Boatrlco are
at the I'uxton ,
Dr. Ivohnstam has gone cast for several
weeks' vacation.
E. Plummor , A. E. tlnrgroaves and J. M.
Raymond of Lincoln are at the Paxton.
J. Bradford. S. S. Woolvortou , J. E.
Welch , M. J. Mochlo and W. J. Carroll of
Grotna arc at the Dollono.
D. S. Edwards , formerly of Omaha , but
now In the servlco of the Union Pacific at
Laramlo , Is In the city visiting frionds.
Miss Grnco Bridge of Fromount Is the
guest of the Misses Bonnor , SO'J4 Caldwell
street. She has recently graduated with
honors from the high school at Fremont.
Miss Grnco Slaughter , daughter of United
Statas Marshal Brad D. Slaughter , returned
yesterday from college at Evanstnn , 111 , ,
nnd accompanied by Mrs. Slaughter and Mrs.
Utlmoro of Elk Point , S. D. , departed for
FuHorton , where the family will spend the
su minor.
Charles Abornotoy of Ogden , formerly well
known In Omaha , called on TUB BKK. Mr.
Aboniothy was a delegate to the Thirty-ninth
annual session of the International Typo
graphical union nt Boston. Ho had a four-
to-pica tlmo. Of Ogdou and Utah ho speaks
lu glowing terms.
Mr. and Mrs. .fay D. Foster arrived this
morning from Los Angeles and will make
their future homo In this city. Mrs. Foster
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Smith , former residents of Omaha , and was
married to Mr. Fo tor ut tbo California homo
of her parents lost week.
Hon. B. H. Barrows , chief of the literary
department of. the Union Pacific , with bis
wife , loaves for a vacation of a couple of
weeks. They will visit Uuluth , Montreal ,
the Thousand Islands and tana a trip around
the great lakes. No parson In moro tap iblo
of appreciating auch on outing than Mr. Bv -
rows. It is greatly to bo regretted that ho
will not have time to record his Impressions
of thu same in the beautiful and graphic style
for which bo is distinguished ,
For SchllU boor apply to R. R. Qrotto
lO''OFarnani.
Imnd.4 Allotod Indians.
SAO AND Fox AQBNOT , I.T. , Juno 23. The
allotment of lands in iovoraltv , to the IOWA
ludlans has boon completed.
IRISH ENVOYS DISCOURAGED ,
They Abandon Their Western Trip anc
Will Sail for Home.
A PAINFUL LACK OF ENTHUSIASM
Madagascar Gold Mluo Owner Get
ting Points In This Country Tim
ber Kront Nchraskn For World's
Fair Bulldlnga.
CHICAGO Omen or Tun BBB , J
CHICAGO. Juno 23. f
The Irish envoys and members of parlla
tnent , J. J. O'Kolly , William Rodinond , John
O'Connor ' and Henry Harrison , nro said to
have abandoned the purpose of going any
farther west in the interest of Paruoll owing
to the discouraging lack of enthusiasm will
which they have mot. It is their intention
to start at once for the cast , and after trans
acting some business there to return to Lon
don.
don.John
John P. Sutton , secretary of the national
league , has boon in Chicago since Saturday.
Ho loft this morning for Now York. Speak
ing of the mission of the envoys and the atti
tude of the league , bo said :
"Personally I favor Paruoll. His
alleged immorality loaves him will
a character snow will to comparcci
with many prominent statesmen of England.
Still the Irishmen of America do not feel HKO
contributing tholr money to carry on a war
for or against Irishman in Ireland. The
trouble Is that there is a throo-cornorca fight
gem ? on. There Is war between the Parnoll-
ttes and anU-Panielllfo" and there are Roman
politicians who wish the support of England
in the coming congress of powers. I bellovo
that the moss of Irishmen in this country and
in the old world are with Parnoll , but the
policy of the league Is neutrality and no oftl-
rlal endorsement of either side will bo mado. "
MADAOASCAIl'S OOLt ) MINES.
A. Rlchardo , a wealthy Frenchman who
for ten years has lived In Madagascar , is in
this city after a long tour thougb the mining
regions of the west. His visit to America
is ono of great Importance- the little Island.
Ton years ago the French company which
operated the comparatively little known gold
mines of Madagascar became bankrupt. M.
Rlchardo represented the company , and suc
ceeded after much negotiation in securing
from the queen of Madagascar very valuable
concessions. Today ho practically controls
the gold mines In Madagascar and his visit
to the United States is for the purpose of
studying American mining methods and
machinery. On his return to the Island the
gold mines will bo rapidly developed on a
scaio that will , ho thinks , bring about great
commercial changes. Ho will bo able to ac
complish this at comparatively little cost , as
ho says labor is paid at tbo rate of 8 cents
a day , and is a drug on the market. While
in this country Mr. Richardo has visited all
the most important mines.
SAID TO HAVE MARRIED OIinKH.
It is announced that Mrs. Alice. Snoll
McCrea and Douglas Green of Now York
wore married in Milwaukee Juno 4. The
mother of the bride , Mrs. A. J. Snollr was
present at the ceremony and Mrs. Green is
now staying with her In this city awaiting
the return of Mr. Green from Now York ,
whltbor ho wont to settle some business
affairs.
NKBHASKA WOUI.B'S FAIR TIMIIEU.
Robert W. Furnas , secretary of the Ne
braska board of agriculture , writes to Chlot
Buchanan that ho will furnish three trunks
for the columns for the forestry buildings
from bis farm and from land belonging to J.
Sterling Morton. These trees will bo be
tween sixteen and twenty inches In diameter ,
and have boon growing slnco the extinguish
ing of. the Indian tltlo to the land.
ur A ruEirr OIUL.
Dr. T. H. Jarnioson was horsewhipped in
bis office , at 240 VVost Indiana streets this
morning by a pretty young Irish girl named
Etta Dumphy. The girl was assisted by a
sister , who wielded an umbrella. Miss
Dumphy claims that the doctor caused her
mother's death by neglect.
WESTKKX I'EOPLE IX CHICAGO.
Among the western people in Chicago today
were the following.
At the Grand Pacific Mr. and Mrs. Jamas
V. Mahoney , Sioux City , la. . Mrs. P. B. Sut
ton , Omaha.
At the Auditorium Arthur Helung ,
Helena , Mont.
At the Leland Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jowoll ,
Bismarck , N. D.
At the Wellington Joseph Garnoau , Jr. ,
Omaha.
At the Palmer Charles P. Benjamin , Miss
Marie Slocum , Omaha.
At the Tromont Wallace Wood , Mr. and
Mrs. R. Rldgo , Miss E. Ridge , Omaha.
I'1. A.
How to Counteract the Effects of Im
pure AVater.
Mr. L. M. Martin.suporintondont of thoSt
Louis , Dos Moines & Northern rail road , says.
"On my return from a recent trip south ,
where the water was very impure , I was at
tacked with a violent case of cholera morbus.
Having beard a great deal of Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diorrhtca Remedy , I con
cluded to try it , and with the most beneficial
results. " No household should ever bo with
out a bottle of this remedy.
EXCUUSION 1O TOHOJVTO , ONT. ,
Via tljo Walmsh Itnilroad.
For the national educational conven
tion nt Toronto. The Wnhash will soil
round trip tickets July 8 to 13 nt half
fare with $2.00 added for membership
fee , good returning until September 30.
Everybody invited. Excursion ratca
huvo boon made from Toronto to fill the
summer resorts of Now England. For
tickets , sleeping car accommodations
nnd a hnndsomo souvenir giving full
information , with cost of side trips , etc. ,
call at the Wnbnsh ticket ofllco , 1502
Farnnm Htroot , or wrlto G. N. Clayton ,
northwestern passenger agent , Omaha ,
Nob.
Decision In Favor of Uio- Chicago ,
Milwaukee & St , Paul liy.
The now nnlaco sleeping cars of the
Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry. ,
with electric lights in every berth , will
continue to leave the Union depot ,
Omaha , ut 0:20 : p. in. , dally. Pnasongora
talcing this train avoid transfer nt Coun
cil Bluffs , nnd arrive in Chicago at 0:30 :
a. in , , in ample tlmo to iniuco all onstorn
connections. Ticket oOlco , 1501 Fartmm
street. P. A. NASH ,
J. E. PUKSTON , General Agent
City Pnasongor A gout.
Water llontH l > uo July 1st.
No discount allowed after July 1st. G
nor cent discount allowed on water rents
if paid on or before July 1st r t olllco of
AMKHICAN WATERWORKS Co. ,
Boom 103 , Uoo building.
n
V DELICIOUS
Flavoring
Extracts
NATURAL FRUIT FLAVORS.
Vanilla - ° * porfoot purity.
LemonI
Lemon - Of great strength.
Eoonom r'nthol'"U8o '
Almond -I > '
Rose etC.TJ Flavor as delicately
end dollclouslv an tha fresh frtilfc.
Coroner's Jury IMJH tlalmol Foloy's
Dentil nt tlio Driver's Door.
The coroner's Jury thntfwn5 Inquiring Into
the cauioof Mlcnact Fofoy's do.Uhcontiauod
Its session yostcrdny aftorndon. Ofllcor Kir1 *
toatlllod to the condition tif1 the Injured man
when ho was brought taitho pollco station.
Litter on Ofllcor Hloom iclephonod to bond-
quartars and asked If they wan ted nayon (
arrested for the aisnalt. Onicor Kirk nskoi
FoloV the question andWa3 told thnt ho
didn't want anyone arrested.
Louis Nasser was In tha , > vugon with James
P. Bronnan and saw ITornborg slap Koloy ,
but said that no blow \rits struck with the
stake. o
Mrs. Foley told how her husband bad bean
brought homo In the patrol wagon with blooO
all over hU head. Deceased lay down on the
lounge whllo Mrs. Foley washed the blood
from the wound nnd plastered up tno cut.
This was about 5 o'clock la the afternoon.
About 8 o'clock Mr. Foley gave a scream
which brought his family to his side. From
that moment ho was unconscious up to the
tlmo ho dloO ,
Several unimportant wltnosios were cnlloil
and then Fritz Horn berg was put on the
stand to tell his story.
The witness said ho was unloading kegs
from a wagon. Ho saw the deceased being
put out of the tap room aud as ho reached the
sidewalk ono of the kegs thrown by the wit
ness struck Mr. Foloy.
Hornborg sold that Foley cursed him nnd
called him a number of vllo names as ho
staggered about on the walk. Finally Horn-
berg could stand It no longer , and removing
one of the stakes from the sldo of the wagon
so that ho could got down , ho slapped Foley
and ho roll. Witness denied using the atako
as n weapon. When the wagon was unloaded
It was driven nrotmd to the roar. Then the
driver saw that Foley still lay upon the walk ,
and calling another man to help him , started
to help thn Injured man to his feet. Wnon
they reached the sidewalk Poloy was lying
In n different place , evidently having risen
nnd fallen again. There was no blood on the
sidewalk where the dead man Ilwt fell , but
there was a pool of blood under him when
they picked him UD.
Ilornborg's testimony closed the evidence.
Attorney O'Brien wanted to put tho.cor-
onor on tne stand to testify to some points in
reference to the post mortem , but the doctor
refused most positively and emphatically to
appear as a witness. This caused a little tilt
between the coroner nnd the attorneys , but
ns the doctor still hold out the attorney lot
the matter drop.
The jury then took tha case under consid
eration , nftcr about an hour's ' deliberation
and prompting by the coroner they returned
a verdict to the offset that Michael Foley
came to his death from the effect of a fall ,
the result or a blow struck by Fritz lloru-
berg.
A New Move.
Leslie & Leslie. 16th and Douglas.
G. J. Frlco , Mlllard Hotel.
W. J. Hughes , 1U24 Farnam. 03-1 N. 10th.
J.V. . Clark , S. 23th & Wooiworth avo.
A. Shrotor , 15'J3 Farnam.
All the above named loading druggists
handle the famous Excelsior Springs , Mis-
ouri , waters und Sotonau Glngor Alo.
Ladies' oxford ties , OSc a pair , worth
$2.00 , at the lire sale of shoos , 114 S. 10th
street. . t
Sudden liciitli.
Kato \V. , aped twenty-three , wife of Harvo
Copenharvo , a printer onTiiE BEE , died yes
terday morning at their ITd'me ut 2134 Pierce
street , after a short lllncs's of heart failure.
The funeral will bo hold ' this afternoon at 2
o'clock and the remains interred In Forest
Lawn. The mother and slaters of the de
ceased live In Illinois.
Small in alzo , ereatmr results : DoVVlt
Little Early it is ore. Best pill for Conatia
tlon , best for SicK Headache , best for So
Stomach. "
Many Wcro There.
The Catholic Young Mptj's Institute gave
ono of its wooklj entertainments lost evening
In their hall on Fourtoe'rita'stroot.
An Interesting programme consisting of
recitations and music had been prepared and
was gone through with , much to the enter
tainment ot the largo assembly.
Go and do likewise. If your whiskers are
grizzly and unbecoming use Buckingham's
Dye and they will look as when you were
younger.
Bo sure nnd attend the Tire sale of
shoos Wednesday , 114 S. 10th St.
A'nttcc * nf Jive lutt * or less under tltts head , fifty
eenta : each cublttinnal ( die ten cents.
COl'ENHAKVE Kathorlno Gertrude , wife of
Harve Coponhnrvo. of cholera morbus. aged
1 years. Funeral at'Jo'clook this afternoon
from residence , 24211'icrco stroot.
SCROFDLODS SORES.
From Head to Waist a mass of Dls-
oasa. Suffering Terrible. Cured
by Ou ioura Homo dice.
I was cOTorod with scrofula sores from my head
to my waist , snirorlnit BO that I oiuldn ut sleep nlKhts ,
and could lie down only with pillows under my arms ,
My head won ao lore thiit I could not near n hat ;
nndbolnxa farmer , 1 could not KO bare hoadecl , so
were very soft lion Ikert'hlef on my head. In fact ,
Ivan n illsiiustlnK HlKht to others nnd to inyKOlf.
Alter dcctorlnjr for six yearn Uh the bo t phy l-
ctana In the country , and k't'UIni : worse ull the time.
Ilmdulvcnup nil hope nf KCttlnK well whun I saw
your CUTicuiiA IIKMKDIKS mlvoitUed , nnd pro
cured n set , although with little faith In them. The
tlrstxot. howoTor , did mo uch n vast amount of
Kood. that I continued their use , nnd now after us-
Inn four sets , I am happy to sny that I am entirely
cured. Any of the prominent business men and
formers hero will endorse my story.
UKOIUiK A. UHINSKI.MAN , IMalnlleld , 111.
Barber's Itch 14 Years
In 1874 I cuunht a bad dose of the barber'K Itch ,
and from thnt tlmo on until the fall of 13 8 , I doc
tored almost continually. without any bi'iionclal ro-
aults. I was Induced to try .vour CirriflliiA UKJIK-
liIES , and now , aftir UVImtsomo twonty-ono bgt-
tles , I am cured , and my face Is again aa smooth as
a bubo's. I had already ipcnt noirlrIUJ with doe-
tor. and ' " ' "
kosh. Wi. .
Cuticura Remedies
Are tlio uroutost SUIn Cures , lllooil rurillors ,
and Humor Ketiietlloi tlio world lias over
known. UuTiciiUA UKHOI.VKNT , the eiuw blood
tnd Hkln purlllor , uud Kruiitustof liuinorroiii-
udles , uloitnsu.s tlm blood of ull Impurities and
poisonous olomunts. a a thus ruinorns tlio
JAU K. whllo CUTICUIIA , tlio proiit Hldn euro ,
mil OuriouitA SOAIun oxiiutslto sltln lionutl-
lur , uluur tlio skin and wsilp , und rcstoro tlio
itilr.
Sold every whore. I'rlce , Onxicunx.SOosSoAP ,
Sid ; KKSOI VKNT , II. I'roparod by tlio I'OTTKK
UltlHl ft ( IllltUIlUf. UOIUMVt.ATIQN , lld.MOII ,
r * "Scnrt for "How toO'lupSkln Ilat'iii ) < i'i"a4
[ iligHS , SO llliiatrutlons , ai lpu toatlinonlula.
Dllll'liKS , black liouds. red , roiiKli. ohuppod
IHU uudully akin cured-by UIITIUUHA tioAi * .
WEAK , PA1HFUL BACKS ,
Kldnoy and Utoiliib I'ulns. nml Wenk-
nossiM rollnvu < l Inioiio inlniitti by the
. . . . UUTICUHA ANTli-WAIX I'l.VHTKlt , lllo
( list and only iKilii-Ulllhij ; , Htrunsthunlii ( ;
plustur , now , Instuntanooujt , Intallllilo.
Ni.tluo to Coim-notors ) .
Nntlcii Is lioioliylvi'ii ( tr/ut / blil.s will bo ro-
colvcd hy tlm Hoard orTubllu Lands nnd
lliilldlnus.utthoolllcooftHu'Hucretaryof.Stutu ,
until July Itltli , leUI , ntl-o'clouk noun fur tlio
cruutlon and uoinplotlon of two WIIIKH , kitohun
und laundry InillilliUH ( or the Insane Asylum
at IlustliiKH. Nebraska , lllils will he ruuolvod
for the vurloim liruncliesut work uud mator-
lul uml UHU compluto bid ,
I'lun.s and apoulllcutlons may bo seen at the
olllco of tliuL'onunls.slonurof 1'ubliu LundHiind
Iliillilliiss ut Lincoln , Nebrasku , and ulnu at
thuolllconf ! ' . M. Kill * . Architect. Omaha ,
Contractors will bo required to conform
strictly to conditions of the spoelllontloiis.
The Hoard roiurvu.s the riKht to rujeut uuy
anil ull lilda.
Dated . I line 18th. 1S9I.
A. It. UUM1M1UEY , Prcs't. of Hoard
John C , Allen , Sou'y , of Stuto ,
JlTUMtM
_
\V A 1\I'I 1T Awnu to soil the I'lnloii
Vl > J.JjlJ. Clothes I.lno ; the only llnou er
nrented that holds the colhoi ! without pins : a per-
ecKuccuss i patent recently Issued ; old only by
Brents , to whom the cielmlie rlxlu U Klron ; on ro-
culptof fOcenti w wlilsond a umiJlo line by mull :
alio circulars : price list and terms to aitonts ; iwura
our territory at onceAddrew TUK l'INI.U.-ja
'I.OTHKa LINU CO. . IT iluruiou Hu. Worau4tur
NEED ANY SHIRTS ?
A year ago , twcxyears ago , three years ago at this time of the year
.almost every man you met had on a negligee shirt , Its different this
year. This mud that gets so stuck on you , this steady downpour of
rain , this continued cold weather , have made a man thinlc more about
an overcoat than a cool shirt. This spell of unlocked for weather has
not been confined to Omaha or Nebraska , but has extended throughout
the entire country. Manufacturers of shirts had prepared for an enor
mous years' business. Thousands of dozens of fancy shirts were made
for this season which remain unsold , that with warm weather would
have been sold long before this. We have been taking advantage of this
state of affairs and have recently made extensive purchases at about
our own figures. Today we begin in our Shirt Department a grand
pecial sale of
lO.OOO Negligee
The largest lot of shirts ever on sale in the west at one time. The
best made lot of shirts ever on sale in the west at one time. The hand
somest lot of shirts ever on sale in the west at one time. The cheapest
lot of shirts ever on sale in the west at one time :
This Tells tlie Tale.
Seventy-five cent outing flannel shirts , in handsome patterns At 40c.
Eighty five cent Madras Negligee Shirts in stylish Stripes , At 50c.
Dollar soft finished Cambric Shirts in light fancy effects At 65c.
Dollar twenty five cable twills and Madras shirts , "very toncy" , At 75d
Dollar thirty five cable cloth Shirts , "they're new donchcrknow" At 80c.
Dollar fifty Duck shirts , every one a "bird" At 85c.
Two twenty five silk stripe Madras Shirts ' At $1.5O.
Two fifty satin stripe Duck Shirts , elegant Goods ; At $1.90.
Four dollar French Flannel Shirts , custom made goods. ' , At $2.50.
Four fifty French Flannel Shirts , with silk stripes At $2.90.
Five , six and seven dollar pure silk Shirts , simply elegant At $3.25.
We want to impress upon your mind this fact , that these shirts are
made by the largest and best manufacturers of shirts in the countryand
that for fit , shape and make , no house has better goods , no matter what
the price.
We shall also put on sale about two hundred dozen Boys' Waists , in
all sorts of materials , shades , colors and styles , in checks , plaids , stripes
and figures at 20c , 3Oc , 40c and 50c. Need we say that they are less
than you'd have to pay for them elsewhere ?
HUMPHREYS'
Do. IHmniiucYB' SPECIFICS are ecleutlflcalli and
carefully prepared proncrlptlons t used for many
years In private practice with uoc Mand f or < iver
thirty years ua cd by the people. Every Bluglo Spo-
Clio la a upoclal cure for tha dlseaia naratd.
Those Spcclllcs euro without drugging , purg
ing or reducing the system , and nro in fnct and
deed the BOTorclanromcdlcH of the World.
tisr or rmircirit. > cos. CDIUES. DUCKS.
1 H vorn , Congestion. Inllnmmatlon. . . .25
J Worms , Worm fever. Wonn CVillo. ,1SS
3 ( 'rylnir Colli'orToethlngof Infanta . 'J.1
4 IHnrrhen , of Children or Adulu. . . , ti."l
5 Drcenterjr , Urtplng.lllllouColic. . . . . 2 ,
U Cuolora luarbaa , Vomiting
7 OonahH , Cold , JJrouchltls 2
8 Neuralgia , Toothache , Vaceacho U
I ) llcaduchca , Sick Headache. Vertigo
IlyRpopBla , Dlllourf'blomach. ' . . . . . . . .
1O ( Suppressed or I'uluful 1'erlodH.
1U VVhUox. tool'rotnao I'orloda
1'i Croup , Cough , Dinicultllrt-athlnR. . . .
1-1 Halt Ithenin , ErynlpclaaKruptlona.
la Hhoumalliiui , ifhounmtlcJ'ains _ .
II ! Knrurnnd Aifuo , China , Malaria O
17 1'IIeii , Blind or Illeodlng 30
Ontarrb , Inllucnra. ColdlnthoIIead ,5O
a9 Whooplnz OollBli , Violent Cougha. .30
! i | Menernl DoLIIUy.l'hyslcalWeaknefl * .So
iir Kidney ] ) Ufi > H . . . , . 0
orvous J > eblllty l.OO
rlnaryVonltno.H , WcttlnRn l. .SO
cn eHoflholIeartl'all'ltAtlonl.ua
Sold by DrtigKlstn , or § ent postpaid on receipt
of price. Do. IIuurncEYS' Susuu , (144 ( pages )
richly bound In cloth and gold , mailed free.
HUMPHREYS' MEDICINE CO. ,
dor. William and John Street * , New York.
SPECIFICS.
The Original and Genuine
( WORCEOTERSHIRE )
SAUCE
Imp rt the most dolicloua taste and zoat < fl
EXTHACT HOUl'W ,
ofaMJTTEltfrom
a MEDICAL QEN. ORAV1IC3 ,
TLKMAN at Mad.
na , to Ida brother FIBII ,
at WOIlOESTEIt ,
May , 185L HOT it COLD
"Tell
XEA & MEAT.S ,
that their sauce la
hiKhly eetoomsd in GADIK ,
India , and la in my
opinion , the inoa' WELSII-
palatable , as roll
aa the most vhola. RAKlilUTS ,
come gauoo Uut U
dado. "
Beware of Imitations ;
see that you get Lea & Perrins'
Signature on ererr bottle of Original it Qennlne.
JOHN UUKCAN'H POMS , NUW YOltK.
iVJANHOOD RESTORED.
"SANATIVO" Uie
Woiiderlul spanuh
Ki'ineily , It told with a
WrllU-iuiunrunlco
to cure all Nervous Dlv
casee , luch M Wcilc
tlomury , utta of Ilrali
Power , headache ,
Wukefulncu , Lost Mar-
hood , V rroufueBS , Lat-
iltude , all dralss and
B ofo ro A , After Uso. loss of power of the
Photo/jraphcd / from Ufe. OtueraUie Ortfanii , tu
plthtT > ex , caused by
orer-eiertlon , joutliful InikscrotloDt , or the cjemlve
use of tobacco , opium , or itlmulauu , which ultimately
lead to Inflrmlty , Coruiuinptlou and Insanity. 1'ut up
In convenient form to carry In the reit pocket. 1'rlco
fl a p c ! : jr9 , or for W. With every U order we Klve
a written iruurunteo to euro ur refund thn
monoy. Bent bjr mall to any adJreta. ClrcuUr f ree.
Mention thli paper. Addrew ,
MADRID CHEMICAL CO , , Branch Office for H. 8. A.
417 Desrborn fltrei-V. CIIICAOO. II.U
KOU 8ALR IN OMAHA. NE1J. , VV
Ivqhn A Co. , Cor , 19th A Douzliu 8tx.
1. A. Fuller & Co. , Cor Hth A DouzluSU.
A. U. Fiwitr A Co. . Council Illuffi. U.
JOSEPH GILLOTT'S '
STEEL PENS.
GOLD MEDAL , PARIS EXPOSITION , 1889 ,
THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS ,
OMAHA /aend / for circular or call on tYT
" ' ' " * "wooi > , NO * York
iiUUlj Ut ( nfellld'B , Omaha , Nob.
TELEGRAPHY
SAVE IOUR EYESIGHT
OPTICAL
HOUSE
OKTHB
ALOE & PENFOLD CO. ,
Practical Opticians
And branch of world renowned option ! establish *
meiit of A. S. Aloe & Co. , BU Louli. Our method Is
superior to all others ; our lensei re Buporlor : will
not weary or tire the oyoa. Tbo frames prouorly ad-
juitod to the face.
Eyes Tested Free of Charge.
Prices Low for First-class Goods.
THE ALOE & PENPOLD CO. ,
114 a 16th St. , Next to PostDffloa
HOTEL DELLONE.
Cor. Mill and Capitol Ave.
Just completed , has 1OO rooms , three
stairway" , from the top to the bottom , has
flna elevator and dining room servlco , is
fire proof throughout , line billiard rooms
and the fiuejt toilet rooms in the city. Large
sample rooms. Suites with bath , oto. Cor.
14th and Capitol Avo. Street oar service in
all directions. Bates , from 2,50 to $ I ,
HOTEL
Tif yittrrau. Cor. I4tli unit
iitlirt most HttliHtHiitfulIv
Hotel Jltiitdlitg in Oinulta.
/ ? > ' { / brlcliIra tctilln rntinliin from
basement to roof. All tlio relllnu * find
lloomltnetl tvltk Anbciitoa jlro iirooj
Hintinakliia it ( tnixtHHllitu to burn
qniicft. J-'ii-fi r.Hcajicjt nntl fire nlarm
thrauuliout the litillillnu. ttteimiliciit ,
hot ami colil trntcr and annaltlnulii
even/room , tublo mtuni-tKiatiuit ttnj .
B. SILLOWAY. Prop.
NKBFtASKA.
National Bank
U. a DEFOSITQBY. OMAHA. NS1
Capital , - - - - $4OOOOO
Surplus Jon. 1st , 189O , - Oii.OOO
Onicen and Dlroctors-.IIonry W Vatot , I'rflildonti
Lewis ! ) . Howl , VIco-1'roililonl ; Jainei W , Saraife , W
V.Mono. John a Collins , U. U Cusuliu , J. N. U
fatrlck.V. . U. S. lluuhoi , ciuhlor.
THIS IRON BANK.
Corner 12th aud 1'nrnauiati.
A
WOODS' .
PENETRATING
PLASTER.
la yi 1CK. others In
commrl | on are ( low or
UUAI ) . If luffcrhiKtry
WOOD'S ' PLASTER.
It I'enrlruteg , lie.
ll vt , C'lircx ,
All DruguUU.
Manhood Kestoretl.
A Ylctlm of youthful Itnpriidunco cnuslngt 1'ruina-
ture Dot-ay , Nurvous Ddblllty , Ixml Manhood , etc. ,
harlnu trlvd In valu over known remedy , han
illictiTcrud lmple 1IOMK ItUMICDY
Niidrii oruluclrlouumbucs. Natures own euro.
Kffo t Inimudlato and | > eriuaiit ut. IH'tovtlou Ini-
iwsslbltt. ti P y for complete treatment nnd euro ,
fiooiiuly nualtid , to any addrosi. C. J. ( iruhaiu , llox
\Wi \ , ut Angules , Cal.
UuOlu ; rmniidy ( or all tti.i
rCur l unnatural dlorhai'Kea and
/lio6IA.YH.\ private dlscaK oicn. A
/UitrMt * 4 not M l certain cum for the dubllJ-
IM BUlOIUI tatlng weakliest ixicullar
to women.
M l UMmlrbr Il < r icribeltn < 1feal fa
6 aTHltVKlCHiuieiiCo In rwnmnitudlnt ; It to
Ry TpNaMplDcMTttnjU
nui'i iiy
BiuT9 niMkl I'KIVK 81.00.
DOCTOR Mc&REW
THE SPECIALIST
Morollian 15 jaurt oxporlonou In tlio troitnurvt of
PRIVATE DISEASES.
AcurBguaranteed In 3 to 5 days , without lioloil of
an hour's tlmo.
GLEEI1.
The most complete nml nbsolitta euro for uloot anil
nil niiMoylnu UlsclinrKo * ufur knimn to the mo.licit
l > rorc 3loti. L'orniununtly curud In troniJ tulJ ilnri
STRICTURE
Or pnln In rcliovlim the hlndilcr curoil without pain
or luatrumunts , no cutting , no Ullntlnx. 1'ho moil
I cmnrkublu remedy known to modern aoloncu.
SYPHILIS.
Cured In 10 to 50 tl y Dr. Mcdrow's trnntmont for
this terrible bloodillieaiolmi been proriouiiOt',1 Ilia
uioit aucctuafulromody ever illsoovorud for tn ; > till-
colutu cure of the ( Unease. Ill * nuccun wlUituli
dlaoiuo Ims never uuon equalled. A eompletu curj
guaranteed.
guaranteed.LOST MANHOOD
noesnil wonknoiioi of II e nmuiil oriMni. norvoui.
Anil timidity und despondency absolutely enrol.
Tli urolluf U liumodluto und compluta
SKIN DISEASES.
and all ill.icnioi nf the blood , llror , kldnar > > anl
bladdur permanently cured.
FEMALE DISEASES
Thortoctor "IIoiEoTrtvitinHni" for ] ndlo ln.pro-
nouncod by nil who haru Hied It to be the most coin ,
plotoand coiivunlont remedy ever ollurod for tha
treatment of femalu dbeiisHi. 11U trn ly a wundurf ul
remedy. Hours fur ladlot , from 2 tu < only.
DR. MoQRBW'3
Marvellous surross In the treatment of private dli.
eases ling won for him a reputation which in trulp
national 111 character , and hU KroU army of lutlonti
reacboa from tlio Atlantic to tin ) 1'wlllo. Thu doUor
l > a graduate or "r Kulnr" mudlolno and li.it hay
lonn nnd careful experience In hojpltal pruutlco ,
and In claused nmonit Ihu leading ( teclnllsts In mod *
orn nclencu Treatment by correspondence.Vrltj
for circular * about eauh of tlm abora dlion.n . , fro3.
Otllce , 14th and Fa mum BtrotiU , Omahi
Nob. Entrance on olthur street ,
MOORE'S
TREE OF LIFE
"Lot another man pralsothoc , und i
own inoiilh. A stnuiKiir and not thlim < iwa
11 in. " Ituv. Oeoruo Mlilor , ( uilllo , lowui Kev ,
Anthony .lacohs , Hldnoy , IDW.-I ; Hijv. .1. W.
Curler , I'leuiant ( Jrovo , Iowa ; Itov. K. V
I'orry , Cedar HuiildN lowtv ; Ituv. W. H. Lllo ,
Luuvonwortli , ICunfus ; Ituv. ,1. T Miimford ,
KniorsDii. Iowa ; Kuv. J. W. Culhaart , llinor-
son , lowu ; ICuv , ( lllinan I'urKor. Kiiiurson ,
lowivj Hon. ' ! ' . ,1. Aliol , IJouutiir , Illliioht W.
A .Stioii , Coiinull Illiiirn , l wa.Vliun anal )
men as thu ubovo lutvn Klvon tlutlr Untlnioii-
lals In pralHOdf .Monro'x Tmo of Llfo und tlio
leudlruc wliolojiilu druv lioiiiut Hay tliny huvo
ulveu untlru Hutlsfuetlon wlnuo limy liuvii
Ix'on Bold , what bul'.ur iwltlimuo do you wunt ?
Why hlmiildyou nulTor wliiin youuan hueured
by nslni ? Mooro'K 'I'nxiof Life.
ttoore'a Tree of Life , a poiltlrn euro Mr Kidmy
and I.lrnr Complaint and all blood ditmiui. Diui It
ay to nutlur whun you can bu curo.l by
Irnoof Ufa , tiiaUru4t Ufu