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THE OMAHA DAILY BEBK MONDAY , JULY 20 , 1891. Its Use May Bring On an International Dispute with KING LEOPOLD'S ' DEMAND REFUSED , A Iiltllo I'rolinto CIIHO Thnt Has HtinlcntMl tliu Malta or Severn ! NutloiiN mid IH Still Unsettled. If King Leopold of Belgium should mass hU nrmlcs nnd navies , sail over the occnn , aeclnro war ngnlnst the United Stnles , dovns- Into the cities nnd towns , MIOIC , burn nnd de stroy Omaha , nil dumairo should bo charged against Judge GaarrfaV. . .Shields of the county court. The Judge Is to ultimo for the trouble Unit may nrUe. Ho lias deliberately snubbed the Belgian consul. It happened In this way. Some months ngo Mayor Gushing employed n coachman and all around worker , Who was known lo iho public ns Chnrlcs Kondclny , Chnrlos , nt ono time , by birtti was a subject of King Leopold , but to hotter his circum stances left his mother country nnd cnmo to this land of iho frco nnd the bravo , noplni ; to grow up with the country. In duo tlmo ho reached Now Vbrk , nml later , with a few dollars and n grip sack , gotoft the train nt the footof Tonlh street. Ho struck nn em ployment agency fora Job , but fnilod to got what bo was nflor. Mayor Gushinir wanted n conchtnnn and Uondelay got the position. Ho wns duly installed , milked the cow , combed down the horses , watered the lawn and , while the members of the family were nt home , slept In a room over the cnr- riago house. Lnst.summer Mayor Gushing and his wife took nn outing. The mayor wont to Now Yorlc nnd Mrs. Gushing went to Manltou , Gol. The servants were loft nt home , nnd being ufrald of burglars , Gharles was as signed to .sleep in ono of the chntnbors. Charles wns twcuty-llvo ycnrs of ago nnd n man who made few friends. Ills principal companion was the mayor's dog , which al ways occupied iho room with iho man from Leopold's country. Now , Uondelny ought to have known bet ter , but on the night of August 11 ho went lo bed und took the dog with him. The next morning ho did not arise , ns wns bis custom. The maid of all work prepared the break fast and waited. Th6 incut burned vvhllo she waited , nnd nt last , growing slightly ux- nspenitcd , wended her way to Rondelny's room to call him. The calling was uselo'ss , for the spirit of the man had taken flight nnd pushed beyond this viilo of tears. Tlio door was locked and would not open. Sus picion dawned upon her that all wns not right nnd going down ttio stairs three steps nt n Jump. She hastened over the way to a point whcro some carpenters were building a house. There she told her suspicions nnd ono or two of the men accompanied her to the room , whcroith the aid of n chisel the door wns forced. A sad sight mot the gnzo of ttio little group , for on the bed Kondclny lay n cold corpse and under the bed the dog wns another. The room wns full of bad uir nnd escaping gas. The next move was to notify the coioner who hold an inquest , put in n bill of $10 to the county nnd said tlio dc.ith was caused by the man taking on n greater loud of Illuminating gas than ho could conveniently carry. Hondclay was buried according to the rights of the country and upon the petition of Mayor Gushing , C. ' .I. Smyth was appointed by Judge Shields to look after the worldly effects. During his life Rondclny had bean a model of economy and hail laid away some wealth which consisted of $ . ! " > in cash , n $255 note against n Minnesota man , two out-lying lots in St. Paul , besides some $ oO that the mayor owed him. , Smvth as ndministintor tools possession of this , paid the funeral expenses nnd then commenced to cast about , for the bolrs. None were found In this country , but after n while it leaked out that a brother or a sister lived over the seas. Tliov opened n concspondcnco mid n short time thorcnflor Judge Shields received n letter from Henry Lohcrl , the Uelcian consul , who dornniiuod the property constituting the Itondelay os- tnto. bhlehls did not send the property , but did send n letter. This did not suit the gen tleman of rank , who wrote the following : CONSULATE Di.llu.mo.UK , ST. MAIIY'S , Kan. , U. S. A.-Kr. MAHY'M. Kan. . May Si. IMII.-U. W. Shields. Umaha. Neb. : Sir Vonr favor of May S received. The court made an error when It appointed an administrator of the cs- tutuof Ulntrlns Itomiolay. deceased. This Is the consulate convention , consti ueted March U. I MO. between llulgium and the Unltol btatnsof America. Article 5. In ease ot the decease of a IIcl- gliin In the United States , or a cltUen of the United States In llolglum.lf tlmrcare no hells known , or no executor unpointed by the deceased - ceased , the competent local authorities shall Inform of the uiiciimstanccs the consul or consular agontsot the nations to which thodo- ro.tscd belonged , or the Holdaii legation at Washington , In older Unit Immediate ) Knowl edge of the facts may be given to the Inter ested panics. The nener.il consul , consul , vice consul or consular intents huvo the ruht lo personally repiesent the holrs.absont creditors or minors until those Inloiested are fully represented , Nothing of this has ever been ilono and I boir.voii to dlsmUs the present administrator. Hoping to bear from jou soon. I remain , sir , yours respectfully , HINUV : I.OUIMIT , Consul for llelulnm. 1' . S.-'l'ioaso llnd postal stamps for an answer. It Is presumed that Shields kept tlio stamps nnd converted thorn Into coin ot the realm , for n few weeks Inter ho received this letter : CoNriiiiiAiE Da IlKi.mo.ui : , ST. MAIIVS , KAN. , U. S A. , No D'Oiun : . Juno U , iB'l ' . .Mr. O.V. . Shields , County Judge , Omaha , Neb. Sir : I nm still awaiting an nnswer to my last letter. In the meantime I received a letter from his excellency , the mlnlstoi of our legation at Wiishlnuton. lie \v.is tmrptlscd that the court of Umitha had appointed an admln'str.ilor ' re gardless of our consular convention with this country. Ilo advises mo to ask an explana tion on the Hiibleet and IIUJM mo to repot I the responsibility of thu damages that uould bo repot ted on the heirs. In au ailing your answer , t am , sir , yours ro- ipcctfully. UK.MIV l.nmur : , . , Consul for llelglnm. I1. P. I'loaso find postage stamps for answer. Thesostnms [ were not used in replying to Mr. Lobert , who was patiently waiting. But Lobort did not wait long for ho called the whole matter to tlio intention of Secretary of Stnto Blulno in the following epistle that ex plains Itself : LKOATION or Itn.muM , WASHINGTON , Juno 18 , Ib'li. ' .Mr. Secretary of Stnto : I have the honor to call the nttcnllunof youroxcollcnoy to vet tain facts rel.itlve to the llqnidat on of the estate of a llolglan who tiled In the United Btntcs , and In rattan ) \hlchtho stipulations of our consular convention do not appeur to have been observed by thu authorities of thu conntiy. On August 14 , 1SOO , Mr. diaries Uondelav. n IlelRlan subject , died at Omiiha , Neb. , leaving a small estate. According to article fifteen of thu consular convention. In force between Ihu United Hates nnd llnlg iinuthe American authorities hhould have apprised the olllelally rccognUcd lleUlan consul nt that place. This form was not Kimit through. Tlio family of thu de ceased , residing In U < Ulum , being Indirectly notified , gav u a po\v er ot attorney to thu con- hill to collect the Inheritance. Mr. Lobert , our consul at St. Mary's , In his olllolal eap 10- Ity , and In that ot power of attorney for thu family , applied to thu judge of ttio county of Oimilm to obtain administration ot thu ( ton- delay estate , to which he was then doubly en titled. The JiulRo of Omahii , Mr. C5.V. . Shields , Informed .Mr. l.obert that a certain Mr. I' ' , J. Smyth , nn attorney of Omahii , hud been appointed administrator ot thu estatu ot Komloluy , and that , consequently , thu rcuuvst could not bu cratllled. Mneo then , .May SO. 1801 , Mr. I.oburt bus nil- dressed Bovttr.il communications to Mr. Hhlelds. Invoking thecoiiMiler convention and demanding amendment of the error commit ted , hut all of tlium have remained umins- vveied. Moreover , our consul has lu'irned ' that the taxes on thu properly of thu dece.ii.ed had not been paid by Mr bymth , which might oc- ciiHlon serious consonuunccs for thu heirs. I'mlurtlit'MI'lreiiinstrii ' . micl fortliu purpose - pose of llxlnx tint roiiinsllilllty | lit cusu iluiu- UBCI should rtmilt from tliJH Httiiiitlun , ciiu- trarv to our inutiuil uurooinoiit. I Imvu tlui liiinur to uppoiil to your uxuollunoy to lju kind unoiiKli to intorposu your Kood otllcus to huvo oxcoiitocl the uiKiiuoiuiMils ontori'd Into by tliu nincrmm'iit of thu lliitluil Suites lu thu cDimulnr conM'iit on of Miircli. ISil. 1 uvull inysolf of tlilsoccublon to rvnow to your oxvolu-iioy tliu unsur.uicu of inv liluhost tonaUloriitlDii. A. l.i.UluiT , To Ills oxeolluicy ; , ilr. Illuliiu. scorotury of stuto. Mr , fllnluo was not on duty , and so the loiter ter full ir.to the h n nil 3 of Acting Secretary Wtmrton. who road Mr. LoOlmlt's letter uuU then xvrolo this to ClovoruurTuayor : DKI'AUTVIBNT Of hTATB. WAHIIINOTOX , JllllO ti , 1691 , IIU Rxcollunoy , thu Uovornor of No- Alaska , liiiicolu Sin 1 hro tlto honor to end yon linrowltli the translation of tr imto dated tlin nth lust. , received from thu llelgl'tn minister In tlila city , rolutUo to the citato of Mr. rtharlni Itondclnv , u llo' lan stibjuol who dli'd ut Uniiihn on the 14th day of August , 1KO. 1KO.May I auk tint you will kindly CIIKO this muttur to Lo InrritlKiilod and thattnltde- liartnionUiiiay he Informed HOUR to eiublo It to ri-ply to Mr.t.cOli.ut's note ? I have the honor to ho , B'r , your ohcdlont servant , WIM.IAM I . WIIAIITON. Acting Sceretiiry. I' . S.-rndO'jiiro from Mr. UUlmlt , Juno , IS'Jl. Governor Thnycr , not having deon Inti mately acquainted with Kondoluy , Lobujt or LoOhntt , bundled Up the letters nnd sent thorn to Shields , with the following letter , which ho wrote himself : STATK or NRIIIIASKA , n\wtmvE DEIMIIT- JIUNT , LINCOLN. Nnii. . .July ID. Isui.-llon. n.V. . Hhields , County JiidRp , Omaha , Neb. Dear Sir : 1 mull you herewith copies of letters from the honorahlc secretary of st itu and also from the Itcluliin minister at Winhlns- ton coneertiliu tin * Itondelay estate. You wilt notice that attention lias been called to tlio consular convention of IMI , which convention laid down rules of piocediiro In such cuses as the ono referred to. I do nut know what action you nave taken In the mutter , other than the Information con\eyed by the letter from thu consul. I ulll aualtyour early reply In order that I nmy Inform tlio st-ito dop.irtmnnt of what IIUH been done. I am. very respectfully , Jiin.v M. TliAVKlt. Governor. 1' . S. Two enclosures. About this tlmo the Jiultfo concluded that matters were becoming serious , and not tmv- Ingnny deslro to Incur the displeasure or wrath of the executive , Secretary Ulitlno or the kingdom of Belgium , decided to itmko a clean breast of the whole affair. This toolt him two days , but ho was equal to the task. Lust Monday ho completed his explanation , which was mailed to Governor Thnycr. Tlio following Is the explanation In full : OMAHA. Nob. , July II. 1SOI. Ills Kxcollenoy John .M. Thnycr. Governor of Nebraska Hlr : Your note of July in , ib'JI ' , at hand , and I have tint honor to mane refurenvu to the matter of \\hlch you Inquire. fccptemljcr a. Ih'K ' ) , his honor , H. 0. Gushing. mayor of Omaha , Hied his petition praying for the appointment of an administrator for the estate of I'harles Komlelay , alleging that the deceased at the time of his death was an In habitant of Iho city of Omaha , Douglas county , Ncbraskii. An order of healing \\as miido. setting the tlmo for hearing thu .said petition on October IH. 13m. ntu o'clock n. m. , which order was duly published In the Omaha Weekly Democrat for three consecutive wouks , as provided by law. Hasehall time havlnz now arrived , this mat ter Is adjourned till .Monday morning at UsDO o'clock. October IR , 1S90 , proof of publication of the above order was duly died , and no ono ap pearing to contest the petition , U. J. Smyth was appointed administrator , according to the prayer of the petitioner. Mr. Smvth hav ing duly iiuallllecl by taking thu o ith and giv ing the IK nil re.julml. letters were Issued to him Novembei ! . " > . IS'Ji. Notlcu to creditors was duly published and pesto I. as rcaulred by awilso : nn Inventory of the cst ito was II o 1 . Thus far butone claim has been ( lied against the estate , vlIlo.ifev & lleafey , undertak ers JT.'i funeral expenses , which was on I'obru- aiyi ) . IH'll , duly allo.ujd as a valid claim against the said est ite. After this wis all done I he , ml from this man at St. Marys. ICnn. The tone of thu letter at Hist uavo me t'.iu Im- piesslon that be was the king of the ItuUlans. It Informed me that I had committed n grave olTense and error In appointing an adminis trator of the Uondelay estate. He demanded that I at once dismiss all prnci'cdlius. This. of course , I lefusoJ to do. Ilo also demanded that U. . I. Smvth. tliu administrator , send to him at St. Marys , Kan , all the papers , money and pioperty bo onlng to the estate. This the administrator very properly refused todo. I claim that thu section referred to In the treaty with llelglum was never Intended to oust probate courts of jurisdiction lo appoint administrators or bcttlo estates at the domlcil of the deceased. The only purpose of the section , to mo plainly o\piosseil , is th it thu heirs shall bo not , lied ot the do.ith and of the condition of tliu estate ; and that tliu consul s'lall h tve the right to appear as attorney In fact , or as an agent to protect thu Interests of thu absent hells and ci editors. If the position of the gentleman from Ilel- glum Is correct , then when a clt.7cn of llol- uliun dies In any of the United Stutoi of America , thu probate jlldgo ot the county where ho dies must do ono of two things : Either appoint tlio Uelglum consul adminis trator , lhouili ho be a resident of another state , or notify such consul and .see th.it the property of the deceased Is sent to him Into another state. To compel the county Judt'o In such cases to appoint such consul , whether or not the consul Is a lit person or appeared In court and took the oath and wave the bond as prescribed by law. would bu nonsense. U would be. contrary to the law and the functions of the Jrnlu-o. 1 cannot bclluvc that that was the Intention of the truaty. Kven had the petition pruyed for appointment of .Mr. Lobert of St. Mary's. Kan. , as administrator , I bclievo the law would compel mo to rufusu thu prayer for the reason. If for no other , that he lived beyond the jurisdiction of the court , and that being so I could have no method of en forcing any orders against him. The mere statement of the othcrproposltlon Is Hiilllclent to condemn It. The Ilka that thu Unite . I States of Amoi lea would enter Into n tiuaty with llolgium. oruny other power , that when a foreigner died In ono ( if the United States , the consul could taUu possession of all the person il otluets of the deceased , ship them to the old world and leave thu ciedttors with out a remedy Is simply monstrous. Hut. no loial evidence hp.s been Introduced before me , directly or indirectly , to snow that the deceased at the tlmo 01 his death was a ritl/en of llolgium. On the contrary , I have been creditably Informed that ho had at least tuUcn out his Hist papers hero and had ab- lured and renounced all allo lance to any foreign government. I bollovo 1 have performed my duty thus far In accordance with tlio treaty , tliu law and common sense ; and I believe It Is my duty to see tint the estate Is pioporly admin istrated , and to recognize Mr. Lobort. consul. as thu attornoy. In fact , for the absent heirs If any such there bu. Very respectfully , U. W. SMIIM.DS , County Judge. The Judge now fools that n great weight has been lifted from his mlna nnd Is linger ing between two decisions as to his future. If the explanation Is received with favor bo will continue to administer upon the estates of the dead , but should further explanations bo demanded ho will talco tu the woods nnd nwnlt results. Mrs. Wlnslow's Soothing Syrup for chil dren teething glvos quiet , helpful rest. o cents n bottle. ATTENTION ! WOIUCING MEN , \VorkliiK\vnmaii and All Others Inter ested in Kl lit Hour Ijn\v This evening , at Grnnd Opera House , mass mooting will bo hold to tnkonctlou on dulil hour law , to { jo into olToot Au gust 1 next. Passed by Nebraska legis lature nnd signed by the governor. Good music ! Good speakers ! Ladies in vited. Admission froo. Everybody In- vitod. You Can Keiioh Sa'ratoga 9:55 : a. m. , Now York 2:10 : p. m. , Boston ! i:10 : p. m. , Portland 8:00 : p. m. , And Intermediate points at a corre spondingly convenient hour the next day after leaving Chicago by taking the "Boston and Now York Special , " leav ing Chicago dally at 10'iO : a. in. via the Luke Shore route. Five other splendid trains Ulso leave at convenient hours. No other eastern line all'ords tin equal train s-orvlco. Send for complete sched ule , also summer tourist folder. M. S. Gius : , T. P. A. , Chicago. C. K. WIMIUII , W P. A , Chicago. Gunoi-al Nettltitou All Ul lit , KX8is CITV , Mo. , July 1'J. George H. Noliloton , president of the Kansas City , Fort Scott & Memphis , who wns overcome by an attack of vertigo last Sunday night while In n bath tub. has completely recovered and U attending to bushuiaa as usual. The U. S. government nro using largo numbers bors of the Improved llowjtciluj . IJordun & Selleck Co. , ugunU , Chicago , III. Anofunt Order of Hibernians , The members of division No. 1 , An- olont Order of Hibernians , are requested to meet at the Young Metis Institute hull , 110 South Fourteenth street , at 70 : ! ! tu in. , July 20th , in regalia to attend the funeral of our late in-other , Daniel Hagorty. Members of other divisions are respectfully liwltod to attend. HENRY McKKNDRV , President. to Detroit. July 81 , August 1 and 2 , the Chicago. Milwaukee & SU Paul railway will sell round trip tickets to Detroit and return for ONK FARM For further Informa tion apply to p. A. NAHH , J. Ii PKKSTO.V , General Agent. City Passenger Agent. 1601 Furnam Street , Omukcu MEN OF GRIP AND SYMBOL , The Week's ' Events Among the Riders of the Goat. AH ADDRESS TC THE ORDER OF ELKS , Dedication of nn OiltlfcllowH'Templo at Arlington A New Order Com I nn to Oniiilw Tlio Trou Jlinul. Ornnd Exalted Huler B. D. Hay of the Kilts has Issued his first. Important circular to the order and the following is taken from it : "Tho now administration launches out upon the sea of duty amid the happiest nnd most harmonious auspices , The wisdom of the grand lodgj In endorsing migration will become moro evident every year. Tidings como from many places signifying that the lists nra forming for organization of now lode cs. "Keep up n prldo In your ledge organiza tions. Select the ocit lltto 1 men for olllcos. Avoid heated debates nnd discussions that provoke bitter feelings. "Kegardlug the Now York ledge every hope is entcrUiucd that the broach will bo closed and the order ngaln united. ' 'Tho social sessions are our original fea tures. See to It that they are guarded as Jealously as our ledge nicotines. Favor the attendance of ladles as often as convenient. The smiles of the fair acx that can brighten your way Into paradise can do much to for ward the success of the order. " The following standing committees have been appointed : Laws nnd Appeals Simon P. Shopo , Springfield , III. ; L M. Hadden , Cincinnati , O. ; Kdmund B. Fuller , Huverhlll. Mass. Grievances Simon Qutnlln , Chicago , 111. ; Hamilton E. Loach , Washington ; Monforth S. .fonos , Shreveport , La. Koturus and Credentials . .JosephV. . Laubo , Hlchmond , Vr. . ; Will E. English , In- dlaunpclis , Ind , ; George , A. Clugston , Maus- iicld , O. Work nnd Rituals Qoorgo A. Reynolds , Hartford. Conn. ; James J. Hays , Vicks- btirg , Miss. ; Frank A. Taylor , Denver , Colo. Charters John W. White , Chicago , 111. ; William G. Myers. Philadelphia , Pa. ; Emmet Fleming , IJufTalo , N. Y. A now ndltlon of iho constitution nnd laws of the order will bo issued nt once , with pro- Dosed amendments in italics. The lodges nro requested to vote on thcso proposed amend ments at once and notify Grand Secretary Myors of the action of the lodgo. Chicago ledge No. 1 , will give a basket picnic at Burlington park , near Chicago , on the 2Sth lust. An unique feature of the event will bo the presentation of "As You Llko It" In the forest. A number of well known artists are Included In the cast aud the oc casion promises lo bo a happy ono. A Now Order. Park City loJgo of the Mutual Ono Year Benefit Order was instituted Wednesday night at Woodman hall , Council Bluffs , by J. F. Dodge of Boston , supreme organizer. Some of the prominent business inon of the Bluffs are Included on the charter list. The following cflljers were duly eloatod and in stalled : President , A. N. Lund ; vice presi dent , E. F. Watts ; secretary , Ed E. Wright ; treasurer , M. B. Snyder ; chaplain , Charles M. Lund ; guard , Charles Luukloy ; trustees , Charles Luukloy , E. F. Watts , Charles M. Lund ; medicil exatnlnar , M. B. Snyder , M. D. Several moro members will bo admitted nt the next msoting. The ot'Jor is reported as being In a flourishing condition and hav ing n moiubershlo of about nineteen thousand with ovor'JTd lodges. As the name ot the order Implies the csr- tiflcatos of membership mature iu ono year and during the lifo of the certificate the moniDcr is entitled to sick and accident ben efits. Class B provides for death benefits to family of Us members and also for total dls- abllltv. It is stated that the order now has over $233,000 assets , a largo portion of which it is claimed nro deposited with the state treasurer of Massachusetts , according 10 the law under which it is chartered It has paid over S1UO.OOJ in matured endowments in the last two months. It is reported that n lodge will bo organized in Omaha as soon as the necessary papers are iilsd with the state auditor. IMiiHoniu. The first masonic ledge Instlluted west of the Ohio river was American Union lodge , No. 1 , Marietta , O. , which was ortranl < : cd Juno -li , 1TOJ. The loJgo was instituted "un der a charter granted by the grand ledge of Massachusetts , and for'over eightesn years continued to work under that jurisdiction. The records of the ledge , which are all pre served , contain many interesting roferoucos to revolutionary times. The grand commandry of Iowa Knights Templar concluded the annual encampment at Spirit Luke on Friday last. The follow ing orilcors were olootod : Grand comman der , W. F. Cleveland , Ilarlnn ; doputv grand commander. E. A. Soulo , Iowa Falls ; iron- oralisstmo , W. T. Babb. Mount Pleasant ; captain general , D. W. Clements , West Union. The annuil session of the general grand chapter of Royal Arch Masons will bo held in Minneapolis , commaucliitf on Wednesday of this week. Roynl Aroiumm. The regular meeting of Union Pacific coun cil No. 100 ! ) was hold Wednesday evening. About twonty-llvo members were present Including u visiting brother from St. Louis , Mo. Mo.Tho decree was conferred on ono candidate. The becrct work was exemplified in a sulon- did manner , Brothers J. S. Knox and J. W. Raymond introducing some now points lu the -'work. " Under good of the order some flno Havanns were produced nnd several speeches on Uoval Arcanum were made , amonir which one by the sllvor-tougued orator of the council , Brother E. C. Snyder , called forth loud ana long-continued npplauso. It Is oxpecteu the council will arrange for a picnic nt an early date. Union Pnclllo has now about ono hundred and ilfty-tlvo mem bers and the determination Is to make it not only the best but the largest council west of Chicago. I. o. p. The Independent Order of Foresters , Court Nebraska. No. UK ) , hold a meeting lastThurs- day and its nowlv elected otllccts were in stalled by the district deputy , P. C. U. Albert ICuca , as follows : Chief ranger , Frank W. Boukal ; vlco chief ranger. V. Chvala ; re cording secretary , Joseph Houfok ; financial soot-clary , A. Vlcok ; treasurer. Joseph Johanck ; senior woodward. Frank Vollch ; Junior woodward , Jacob Sioogol ; senior boiutli ) , Joseph Pavlik ; Junior boudlo , V. Blnha ; trustees , Adolph Zczulak and Joseph Hurion. K. oI'lT A certain lodge lu this city Is known to betaking taking In members at los than the minimum ieo prescribed by law. A candidate pays ? - ( ) admission fco , but after ho has been admit ted In duo form one-half of that amount , or $11) ) , Is refunded to htm , The law of the supreme premo ledge expressly states that this shall not bo done. Who Is to uhuno ) I. O. O. K. The now temple of Washington ledge nt Arlington was dedicated with appropriate ceremonies on Thursday by Grand Master EvntiH lu the presence of n largo number of members of the orcier from th < * surrounding towns. A delegation numbering about two hundred loft Omaha on a spsclal train In the morning. All the ItnUoi were raprosontod and Wasa ledge carried Its oloftjnt banner. The canton , In command of Cnptiln Mhors- reckon , turned outun fon'o and the Union Pacific band furnlshodUhomuslcfor the occa- Mou. At Arlington airaod part of the day was devoted to a picnic. The dodlcatl on occurred In the afternoon ntulllti the oven Ing n grand bano.nct and ball furnished a fitting ending for n day of Jollification. Tlio Trou Hiind. Tbo grand loJco df the Trou Bund will meet In annual soiaion nt the Knights of Pythias hall on Dougliu street , between Twelfth and Thirteenth , at 10m : : a. m. . Tues day , Delotratos will ! bo present from llvo lodges In Nebraska nnd four In Iowa. O. K. S. The ladles of Vesta chapter , No. 0 , Order of the Eastern Star , held a very enjoyable picnic at Syndicate park Wednesday after noon mid evening. The delicious lunch pro vided was partaken of by about a hutidrad of their Masonic friends. The evils resulting from habitual costlvo- ness nro many and serious ; nut the use of harsh , drastic purgatives Is qtilto as danger ous. In Ayor's Pills , however , the patient has n mltd but offectlvo aperient , superior to all others , especially for family uso. LIVE AV HfJCillT J , t K K. Hotel Orlcaiw as n IMiico of IMunsnnt llCflt. HO.TRI , OHI.KVXI , Si-ntiT L\Kn. la. , July H. [ Special Correspondence of TUB Br.n.j The beau-Ideal summer resort of the centra west. Yes , that is Just what It Is. Moro and moro each year are the people of this part of the country coming to this con clusion and moro and moro nro they acting upon It. The west asits no odds of the east in ether respects , nnd with .such n place as this why should wo betake ourselves and our shekels to ttio effete cast to spend the tlmo when thermometers climb mountain high nnd swel tering humanity longs for cooling waters and sylvan shades. The Hotel Orleans is the confer of the summer llfo In and around the beautiful Lake Okobojl and Spirit Lake , nnd certainly uo lovelier spot could bo chosen for n summer outlnfr , where may bo found n complete nnd genuine rest from the many cares of business and the rush of city life , nnd at the same tlmo ona may bo Just as fashionable as ono likes. likes.Ho Ho who would hide himself from society and Its consequential dissipations can sling on his fish basket , shoulder his rod nnd fol low the precepts of Izaak Walton , thereby lllllng his repertoire of "whoppers" for the delectation of admiring friends. And the true fisherman will not return with an empty basket either. These watora abound with pickarcl , pike , perch aud croppies , us the delicious fish sup- pars at the Orleans amply testify. Abso lutely fresh lake fish nro served dally and , Ol what an improvement thov are upon the stale article so often palmed off upon the un fortunates chaldcd to city lifo during the hcuted term. Omaha claims the honor so far this season of havlnir landed the largest and gamiest fish. ' Mr. J. W.'Van Aerman of the tlrm of Will- lams , Van Aerman & .Hnrto had the lucky nlbblu and In the tight which followed Mr. Fish was brought to the surface several tttnos long enough for Van to solemnly declare - clare in intervals of breath-catching that "Jonah's whale was iiowhoro" in comparison. Tills was n great deal for Mr. Van Aermnn to say , as his veracity is unquestioned , but ho may bo excused when after a tremendous struggle. In which n J10 rod bit the dust , so to sneak , a magnificent nine-pound pickerel lay floundering in the boat. Mr. Rind of Omaha , It is true , almost cap sized the boat in his frantic endeavors to catch the broken polo wulch Sir Pickerel was ripidly towing out to sea , but they got the llsn , nnd what is a $10 rod and the capsizing Of a boat when tbo'prizo ' is a ninapound pluk- crol ? The lucky catch was exhibited In the hotel ollco ( labeled with a card announcing to the world that Omaha's population for 1880 was was 30,180 , while in 1890 there were over 140- , 000 souls within her corporate limits. Colonel J. J. Dickey , too , has been up here wltn his family. Ho did not state how many of the finny tribe had given up the phostnt his hands , but wo do know that It will require - quire several bottles of cold cream and about 1 barrel of buttermilk to erase from the col onel's nose the trndo mark of old Sol which was indelibly stamped thereon and which was beginning to show signs of pooling when ho loft for homo last night. The colonel does not mind that , however , ho is a valiant fisherman and spends most of his time when here trolling the waters of Spirit lako. That Omaha people find the Orleans a pleasant place is proven by the number who como your after year. Mrs. HItnobaugh and nor daughter , Miss Grace , are here for their fifth season. At every point arojnd the IIIKOS , m either cottages , tents or hotels , are pcomo from Nebraska's metropolis. Among these at the Orleans are : Colonel J. J. Dickey wife and child , Mrs. Jordan , Mrs. and Miss Himo- baugh , Mr. James Risk , B. S. White , W. J. Van Aornam , Mr. Rand , Mr. and Mrs , Lucius Stephens , At Crnndal's ledge nro Mr. F. B. Konimrd and family. At Arnold's Park are Mr. nnd Mrs. John McCormick. At the headquarters of tno Okoboglc outing club of Omaha , on an arm of West Okobogio Inko , ot which a description will bo given in a later article , are the Baums , the Pattersons nnd the Kennedyswhile largo parties are ex pected to arrive shortly. Today the first events of the annual re gatta of tto Iowa amateur rowing associating were to occur. Rough wnlor on Spirit lake prevented , but nt a Into hour u course was mnrlicd off on East Okobogic and the Junior four-oarod race took place. Sioux City aud Cedar Rapids each entered crows in thii race nnd largo delegations from oaeli place were there to cheer their champions on to victory. The Cedar Rapids crow were the favorites and bets of llvo to ono on them were fre quent. The result was a knock-down blow to Iho orange and black colors of the R iplds boys. The Huskcrs proved their ability to row as well as they can boom their city. They won by fully oignt lengths , In the good tlmo of cloven minutes and eighteen seconds , and not n few pcoplo will have to cut short their vacations on" account of n shortness of funds , The names of the winning crow nro : C. L. Lundquost , F , Knott , H. Gooch nnd E. Currier. They will , of course , bo received nt the station with u brass band when they return homo. L. S. To overcome the marks of age , all who have gray beards -should use Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers , the best and cleanest dye raado for coloriug brown or black. Deolwlon In Fuvmof tlio Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul Uy. Tlio now mluea sleeping cars of the Olilciico , Milwaukee & SU Puul Hy. , with olootrlo lightu in every berth , will continue to lonvo the Union depot , Oiniihn , at 0:20 : p. m. , dully Pussonsrora taking this train iivold transfer at Coun cil Bluffs , and nrrivo in Chicago at OHIO n. in. , in ample time to inane all custom connections. Tiokot olllco , 1501 Farnam street. R A. NASII , E. J. PKKSTOX , General Agent. City Passenger A gout ] ? ur < iUuro Viblt S. A. Orchard's special Halo do- imrtmont , as you may llnd just what you need In the furniture line ut very rauuh reduced prices. Continental block , loth tuid Douglas direct. Powder : Used iu Millions of Homes 40 Years tlie Standard USED T1IEJI IN HIS IJLO T-GUW. Doctor " Well , my Jlno litllo fellow , yon have pot quite well ngain. I wns euro tlio pills I left for yon \votild cure yon. JIow did you take them , in water or in cuke ? " Soy " Oil , I used them In my blow- gun. " The little fellow put the nasty , grcnt , griping , old-fashioned pills to a good use. At most , nil his internal economy need ed was a dose of Dr. Picrcc's Pleasant Tcllcts. They nre tiny , pugnr-contcil grnnulc ? , easy to take , nnd are gently .aperient , or actively cathartic , accoiding to sire of close. As n laxative , only ouo tinv Pellet is reqiilicd. f The "Pellets" cure Stele Headache , 'Billons ' Headache , Constipation , Indi gestion , Bilious Attacks , and all de rangements of the Liver , Stomach and IJowcls. i The "Pellets" arc purely vegetable , nnd operate without disturbance to the system , diet , or occupation. Dr. Picrcc's Pellets are the cheapest pill , sold by drn'gist9 ; , because they are guaranteed to give satisfaction in every case , or their price (25 ( cents a vial ) ia refunded. Can you ask more ? 1 Fimplos on the Faoo | Breaking Out | Skin Troubles | Uttlo Boreal Hot Bkla | Boll3 1 Blotches | Cold Soro3 | Bad Breath | Bore Mouth or Lips | If you nuflVr from nny ot tiito Ilavo yon cvorn oil mercury I I [ 5 < VdIy0" ! time I. Iclvo youi > clC the nocdnl attention at ( ho ; \Vo mcd not tell you that you require n blood ; ! medicine , tocninro freedom from the after ! ; : fectv Hr. Acker' . KnRll.h Illoo , ! J lUIr la the . VOll SALE UY KUIIN & CO. . Omulin. THE OMAHA MANUFACTURING CO , No. 108 , 110 & 112 N. Eleventh St. , 1'rotcctud by U. S. l > atonts. | Maniirncturcrs of Iran antl Steel 1Mb- lion , Ynr.l Lawn Fences , also Farm , Slock , Fork anil Cemetery Fenees. Architectural Iron Vases , Ch.ilrSotto nnd OrcsthiKS- Sold r.guuts for UuuUthoru GulviiuliudStcol Itlbbou Wires. Telephone 1772 , Samples at Faotory LIVE AGENTS WANTED. rfl AHHOGD RESTORED. "SANATIVO. " the WomlorCul bpaulsl. Hcmcdy , Is Bold vltha AVrltU-miuitrantro to cure ull Hen ous Ills- catce , eucli as Wcilt -Mcinorj , iatB of Urnl'i I' o w o r , Ii u a d a c h c , Wolccf ulnens. Lost Man hood , Vrrvoucncee , Las- Mtuilo. all drntsB nnd Before & After Use. IOES uf powt r of the Photographed from life. Gtucrntho Organs , lu eltlicr ecx , caused by over-exertion , joutliful IndeecrcUons , or the executive use of tobacco , opium , or atlmulatiUJ , w hlch ultimately lend to Inflrinlty , Consumption und Insiiulty. J'ut up In comenlint form to carry In the vest pocket. I'rlce $1 n incU Kc. or 6 for 15. With cwry J3 order we plve written Kunrniitco to euro 01- refund tlio money. Sent by mail lo any addrees. CIrcuUr free. Mention this paper. Address , MADIIID CHEMICAL CO. , Branch Office for U. S. A. 417 Dearborn fltrei t. CIIICAOO. II.U KOU SALE IN OMAHA. NEU. , Uf Kiihn & ( 'o. , Cor , 13th ft Ilmizlns SU. } . A. Knller A ' 'o. , Cnr 14lh k Hondas SU. A. U Fouler ft I'd . Count ll tUutTtt. Ifc tionort'ltoeit , tlert and turod In ! 2d yn 1 > y the Kroncli Kuinody eu- citled tliu KING. H dissolves iicnlust mill Is tibsorbiul Into tlio liillninoJ parts. Will refund iiiunoy If It doi's not euro or causes stricture , Ucutlciiiuii , liuru Is u rclhiblo urt clo. J.I a jmclcv.'O or ' . ' for { . * > nor mull l > ru | > uld. Mc- Cormlclc & Lund , Omulia. URE I'&cknKu tanked 6 gallons. IMitlui'H , niaikl'.nir , nrd nppntizlni ; . bi/ld IT nil ( toilers ////nboaullful 1'ictiiro Hook nnd cnrd3 bent to any nno nddre" > " . 0.12. Illlirs A l'l > Lo'Suo'a Periodical Pills. This 1'rcncli loiioily nets directly upon tlio Rencrii- tlveoritium nnil tures suppression of Ibu uieiiioi , f or throu for $ ) . niid c in uo mulled Should not homed mod diirlni ; projZnnney Jobbers , Urutrulslnnd thu public supplied by ( ioodnmii Drut ; Lu , Onmlm. : DOCTOR Thoao Colelnntcd KXG1.ISII' ! 'lll9aroaru6lUoCur for8lrk ; iAGKER'S llrailuchr , lllllnu > nc > * , and ! Coimtlpullon. hiiiall. plca.I I PURE out aud a fuTorllo wllli the ! iiillc * . Bold In initand 'or Ii. ; i tjil. , In Anierlc * for lir.c. Get ; PINK Hum from your l > r ir.-l " , or ; oml to w. II. lUJOM.ll A < ( > . , ; i PILLS 40 Mr.I Ilri > , l.ny , > tw lori. J Tor Sale by Kl'HN Is , CO. , Onmlm. . .MlCUOilKIUI.I.HU ll KIDD'H IIKIIM KUAIIIU.VTUItCuruj nil dlso o bocnuxo Itkllli tlio mlcroLu oruuriu 1'ut ii | > Hint rulillmlln f. . $ j mid ( i uoi. the latter i II I xnlIoiH Hunt any- whuro prep tin on rocolut uf prlcj orC. O I ) \\a linuo nKiinrnnleu to euro Tlia uulillo. trnda itml lolln'r < miiinlk'il hy thu ( iooilinun llnu Co M'1- Ciiriiilrk.V l.und , Omnliii ; IX A. Molcliur , Ilownnl ADvrinnil K .1 huykorn , Suutli Oinilii A.I ) Fua UT und .M I * . iilli : , Council IIIutN INTEREST PAIDONDEP05ITS ATOMflHAlOfiNSTRUSTCa 5E.CDR. CAPITALS : 100.000.00 DIRECTORS : AUWYM/\N-E.W.NASH JKMILLARD-CUy-CBAHTOM CB.LflKE JJ.QROWN-THOS-U.KIMSALL. National Bank U. S. DKI'OdlTOKV , - OMAHA. NHII. Capital $400,000 Surplus Jan. 1st , i80O. 02.8OO Wut , I'U'ildantj Oltlrar * ami DliaitornHenry ! , ! ) H. lleJ'l. Vim I'roildL'lit JamuMV Suvauu W V Miirne. John U. Cutlliu , II C. CuiMuif , J N. II. 1'alrlik W U d lluvhut. I miller TIIK IHON BANK. Corner ltli and Kurnnm ri > General Haiildui ; Uusluuei Truunuct d. ureau of Clai In connection with Examiner Bureau of Claims , Washington. Equal with the interest of those having- claims against the government , is that of INVENTORSwho , often lose the bene fit of valuable inventions because of the incompetency or inat tention of the attorneys employed to obtain their patents. Too much care cannot be exercised in employing competent and re liable solicitors to procure patents , for the value of a patent de pends greatly , if not entirely , upon the care and skill of the at- torncy. torncy.With With the view of protecting inventors from worthless or careless attorneys , and of seeing that inventions are well pro- " " * tcctcd by valid patents , THE BEE BUREAU has re tained counsel expert in patent practice ; and is therefore pre pared to OBTAIN PATENTS , CONDUCT INTERFERENCES , MAKE SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS , PROSECUTE REJECTED CASES , REGISTER TRADE MARKS AND COPYRIGHTS , ' RENDER OPINION } AS TO SCOPE AND VALIDITY OF PATENTS , PROSECUTE AND DEFEND INFRINGEMENT SUITS , R , &C , If you have an invention on hand send THE BEE BUREAU a sketch or photograph thereof together with a brief description of the important features , and you will be at once advised as to the best course to pursue. Models are not nec essary unless the invention is of a complicated nature. If others are infringing on your rights , or if you are charged witlVW , infringement by others , submit the matter to THE BUREAU for a reliable OPINION before acting on the matter. Address all communications to Manager THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS , BEE BUILDING , OMAHA , NEB. X Shoe dealers will be interested to know that they can find _ fine assortment of tennis shoes at Four Ones , Harney Street , I also give them notice that the Have been greatly improved and will be very extensively ad vertised the coming fall and winter. My trade on the New Jersey Goods this season is "out of sight. " Take my advice and place your orders now for fall and win ter. I do not retail any goods , nor am 1 interested in any retail stores. Get your Rubber Boots , Shoes , Felt Boots , and German Sox" at headquarters and save money. Z. T. LINDSEY. Omaha , Neb. NO GUKEl ! NO PAY. Ic316 Douglas Street , Omaha , Neb. Mnnj 7C r 'o iiprloiiro. A ri'Kiilnr ( jriKlunto In mrillcsnt * t nipioinin IUUVT Ii itlll Uostlns with tin renteat vuctosa , nil NLTVUIIN Clirnnla imtl 1'rlviito IMuii u < < A purinintiiit curu Kiniruntuuil fur Calurru , g ptrmilurrhmi Ixiil Mitiihooil. huminnl Wimknimi , Nlirlit IXMI , Inipglucj \ , .syiihllU. btrlcturo , mil ] nil , . . . , . . . . . uf Ihn Illouil. .skin nnil l/rlnary ( Irk-ins. N II I nuiir.'inluu fVII lur ovury emu I uniturlaku . and full locura t muIIMlun Irea linok i Mrttcrlu > uf Ufo ) mini ( r > iu O.lloj uuur J u iu luBp m. bunU r 10 n ui to Urn Wend ttrap fur ruiily. Clilrhrttor' * Knall'li Illnmoml Ilinnif. l and llnly ( icnulnr * ftrc tlw rt r lUbU , LADica sit lllu < li | fur nUMtttn ion I Him 1 lu Itr.l > n. | bom ir > lc4 kal.lu ill TuUo nuolliir. Kt/ui * Jaiiifroiti or en4 Ic. in pi titt rileuUr IrtllmiiDlilt er for lulll' . " ( iil < ir l > ; rrlurn Hull. 10.000 TxH'i.oi'1'I" Kauttl'Jiir. hlrbrlrrl./icuilcB.C'u.llu < lti > i < i'ilunrrl loU V ill l J.l ' I Uru/tm l I'lillmlii . I'l/ IN THE WORLD WILL orKl erellff llko Dr. l-lerceli ' Jfiii < n . Ho k. ijiisiag Tru . " lthaarurr < ltliuu > amU | If you wnnttli IllJhr.ionil lolniiamp * 1urtrier4iiiiil | ) > > tNii I tUvutllo lilHlloTruii Co. , ban ITaucl.cuoJ 'PATCJfT GOLD CLASP3 , ; Invention ; Teeth without plalox , removable w rk , "llr. Throckmnrton'H patent" dropping down of plates , bite unythlnit you' like , teeth remain tlrm. Just the thing foj ministers , liiwyersiuid public upuuUfrii. 1'rlct a llltlo moro than rubber plates , within react ) of all Or llalluy , Duntlsi , him thu uolo rlicht to Omaha and Douicliis Oounty , olllco 3rd flee < 1'jxtou block , P ' "
