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i t THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE : SATURDAY , JUNE 4 , 1892-TWELVE PAGES. EXTENDING TOE ROCK ISLAND f Preparing to Bccnro a Good Ronto Through i Lincoln. OPTIONS ON PROPERTY PURCHASED Actlvo Opriratlons to Ito Commenced nt Once 1'lnn of the Proposed l.luo Kxpmmlvo I'un of n Ne braska rurinnr , LtxcoLK , Neb. , Juno .1. ( Special to Tun BEK.J Tbo Ilook Hland otllclals who have boon In Lincoln for the past eight days sur veying and Rolling options on right of wny property have completed tholr work , nnd their estimates and prolllcs hnvo econ for warded to Topcka for a final decision. The lutvcyors have mapped out throe possible routes south and west from a notnt near Randolph and Tweuty-secopd streetsrunning yearly two mlles east of the ponitontlary , L * crossing Salt , crcok north of Saltlllo nnd forming n Junction with the Union Pnclllo at Jamaica , thence to the southwest to a con nection with tbo main line at Fulroury. The first survey runs directly south on Nineteenth street from U to O streets. Tbo second runs diagonally from the corner ot Nineteenth nnd H streets through blocks 8 , 13 and ! ! S in Klnnoy's O street addition. Thu third survey is also a diagonal route , start ing on Nineteenth street between H and S streets and crossing blocks S , 14 and 26 In the same addition. C , ti , Thompson , right ot way agent , has secured options on the property along the throe proposed route * from.tho following "parties : MdCnno , Andrews , Gregory , 1'otcr- non , ICngy. Aduls. Barnoj. Bustard , Rickets , LindlotT , Porky , Ingraham , Beach , Davis and the two Mrs. Ilrndys. Attorney L. W. nillingsloy , who looks after the Hock Island's Interests hero , Is authority for the statement , that actlvo operations will commence within ton days. Itailior Kxpuiirmu I'un. Charles Meyer , a farmer living near Man- ley , In Cuss county , arrived in Lincoln yester day to see tho. circus. Ho was cither mlsul- reeled or his Inclinations carried him to the wrong quarter , for ho wound up his sight seeing In a notorious colored dlvo. After drinking several rounds with the dusky airons of the' place ho was seized by several stalwart Sonogamblaus , held down on a bed whllo several others went through bis pockets nnd robbed him of $103 In cash. Ho was then Hrcd from the house. Ho at once reported the case to the police , and a few. hours later Charlie Smith , Charles Johnson , Charles Clater , Lillie Lewis , Gertie Strick land nnd Alice Johnson , all colored , were ar rested for the crime. They will bo tried under tha state law. Nnrronly Kncapcil Suffocation. The flro department was called outfitter 2 o'clock this morning by an alarm scut in from Tenth and P streets. The blare origin ated in the apartments of Miss Lllllo Hart , over Hurlbut's clothing store , and was probablv caused bv the explosion of a lamp which had boon lott burning. The window curtains raught lire and n half dozen dresses hanging ncnr immediately blazed up. Miss Hart was asleep in tbo room at the time and was awakened by a souse of suffocation. Tbo Are was extinguished with didlculty , owing to the donao clouds of smoke which lilted the rooms. The furniture nnd carpets wore ruined nnd a piano badly damaged. Sympathy for Sirs. Tujjgiirt. The news of Senator Frank Taggart's downfall ID Chavonno created considerable surprise hero in Lincoln , where bo was well known and wbero his wife lived for many years , Mrs , Toprgart was before her mar- ritigo with tbo senator Miss Lulu Williams , ami her mother and sister still reside hero , being prominently connected socially. Tag- gart and Miss Williams wore married hero something ever three yonri ago. their wed ding being ono of the most notanlo events In the nodal history of Lincoln. Many expres sions of sympathy are heard for Mrs. Tag- gart hero. Will llienlc Up the Hit en. In pursuance of instructions from the city council Chief of 1'ollco Otto this attornoon took the preliminary stops toward ridding the city of the numerous disreputable dives which have long existed in this city. The particular portion of tl0 | city to which the cblof will direct bis attention is bounded by Seventh nnd Eighth and O and L streets. The property owners who rent houses to dis reputable woman have been notified to turn out their objectionable tenants within three C flays or suffer the penalty proscribed by the tftututos. The law against those joints and i hulr occupants and visitors will bo vigor ously enforced. From the Court Dockets. In the matter of the claim of W. E. Opolt against the estate of Judge Mason , Judge Lauslug tbli morning entered up the fol lowing judgment : "Tho court Unas that there was no contract of employment estab lished bv W. E. Opelt with O. P. Mason , during bis lifetime. The claim Is , therefore , . not allowed. " Indue Field issued two divorces today , ono to Edwin C. Barmoro and tbo other to Mrs. llaloy. The latter received an allowance of U.fiott. > Up to date no administrator has boon ap pointed for the estate of C. E. Moiitjiomfry. Thomas Wllloby undertook to ha\o Judge Lansing issue u warrant for the arrest of his two daughters ou tbo charge of Incorrlulbil- itv. The court discovered that the complaint xvas a plcco of spite work and declined to Issue n warrant. Lincoln In llrlcf. Governor tioyd and staff reviewed the Stnto University battalion at D O'clock this afternoon. F. A. Mornssoy , private secretary to Gov ernor Boya , started for Minneapolis this nftorncon. The Slate Bank of Murdock was Incorpo'- ntcd this afternoon with a capital Block of SJ5.000. The tire department was called to 1307 O street this morning by an explosion of a gas- ollnostovo. 'lha State Board of Public Lands nnd Buildings hold its regular monthly mooting today to audit the expense bills of the various stale institutions. CONUllKUATlONAI.l.VTH MKUT. Lincoln AHNucliUloii ol the Church In Ho'sslon ut Cuurtlunil. COUIITI.ASD , Nob. , Juuo a. [ Special to TUB BKK.J The Lincoln Association of CorjRro- gational Churcbos closet ! its nunual session yoitorduy ovoniuR. The mcothifr bad been eJ from early lu May when the rail- rouda beeamo iinpasaublo. There was a larj-'O attendance , some eighteen churches belnc roprcsontcil. An bour woo spent very nitrooubly lu hearing reports from the cluirchoj. Homo of these \\aro very bright iinU linltcatod that the denomination la nourishing. Hov , Mr. Plass of Lincoln read ou lulorunlujr uiacourso on the "Sunday Nowapuucr. " Ha InaUtoJ that tbo ijuuday paper NY tx entirely demoralizing In Us ln- . * lluencu and thulull oliutcli people ought to > V uijcouraK" Jt > > ovcry wuy. Nearly all mom- * * -4 > tira of the association ngrucd with Mr. 1'luoa. lu the afternoon the World's fair wa > dis cussed. I'uners were presented urcultiR for Sunday closing und tba cntlro prohibition of tbo bulo of liquor upon tba utoundu. Tbo Boiitlmont was cntliely In sympniny with tbcsavlowtt uud tbo foltowing resolution was adopted t ItcMilvoil , lly tbo Lincoln Association ot Conuroiutionul Cluirchoa , Unit It U llin aonso of this uuiiidntloii tliut the eutus of thu Co unililun uxpotltlou alionld lie olosud < m htinUuv uiul tliut ibo bulo of Iliiuor In uny form upon thu giounUt tjueutlroly uroblbltud. C'ulcurutott lliulr ( lulitrn Cuini : , Nob. , Juno 3. [ Special to Tim lli'.K.J Mr. and MM. Julius O. Miller , parents of ibo wi-ll knovMi Uuancler , T. H , Millar , of this city , celebrated tholr ( 'olden woddlng > csteiduy. A lari.ro company , with friends li oin La Cro MO , Win. , Chicago , Omuhu nud Lincoln were present , lioth the juoiluuis are till luilu nun hearty uud bid fulr to culoorato tholr diamond wedding. J , i' , JouHl' * luturvstlne I'lml. IUUTINQTON , Nob. , Juno ti. [ Special to TUB UKK.J-Qulto a curiosity ID tbotbajwof A ixjtritlod wooden shoo attracts no lltllo at- tcutlou-at J , F , Jeual't roiidoooa. Wbllo out driving lat Monday Mr. Jonal found the curiosity on a bill and brought It to town. Tbo ankle ] olat Just nt the top ot the shoo can bo plainly socn nnd teems to have boon broken off. Tbo front part ot the shoe U perfect , but the back was broken nud Is aomowhat rough. It will wolub nboutoiRut nounas , nnd will bo soot to the Smithsonian Institution. Will Have Wntor Works. WAKrmi.D , Neb. , Juno n. [ Special to TiicUmTno ] WakeUold city council has called a special election Jor July 1 to vote $7,000 bonds , with which to orcot n system ot water worki. All the citizens are in favor ot water works , and the bonds will bo voted witbout any opposition. Cnpturrd n ( lllmoro llurfilar. PAni.uov , Nob. , Juno 8. [ Special Tele- Rrittn to'fiiR BRE. ] A man named Connor wai caucht stoaltnR merchandlso from n car nt Gllmoro yesterday nnd Is hnld In Jail hero. Ho will have n preliminary heunnR SVcdnov day. Urr-nnlzntlou nnil Institution uf a Council of the ItoTrtl Arc.inum. A council ot the Hoval Arcanum was or ganized at KulRhls of Pythias hall Tnuradny nl ht with over fifty members. Ills one of largest council * ) In the stale In point of char ter membership und bcclns Iw. oxlstonco with tbo follotvinK odlcers : Uoitont , J. L. Martin : vlcorogont , H. J. Holsor ; orator , Dr. Tdomai Kollovs past resent , Dr. t5. Li. Gigelus ; socrotarv , O. M. ttloh ; treasurer , J. W. Sltio ; collector , F. A. Uroiidwoli ; chap lain , Uov. Hobort L. Wheeler ; ituldo , Hor- bortUroadwoll ; warden , M. O..orbo : son- llnol , Frank Iloobick. The Institution was witnessed by about Ilfty guests from Omaha nnd Con null Bluffs , including J. L. Ivnox , past grand regent of Missouri , J. B. Sholaon , recent of City coun cil ot Omaha nnd Hon. I. M. Troynor , regent of Fidelity council of Council Bluffs. After the Initiatory exercises were concluded the now council aud Its uuests cnloyed an ole- Kant tuppcr and an enjoyable social session that lasted until after midnight. Children' ) Day. The Sunday school board of tbo First Methodist church has selected Juno 10 a 'children' * day. " Au ontertnlnlnR propram has been arranged for the morning service and a platform meeting will bo hold In the OVOIIUK ! ut , which addresses will bo made by Prof. Munrou and other. ! on the work of education. The following committee * have charge of the arrangements for the oocailon : Unnornl Aranpomonts E. M. lllchardson , J. A. Silver , E. D. Gideon , Ira G. Hopkins , Hov. C. N. Diuvson. Music BlnncboUlasirotv , Mrs. P. A. Cros- soy , H. C. Young and Cluronco Buck. Literary Work Mrs. F. A. Broadwoll , Mrs. K. C. Young , and Mrs. Muttlo Hay- wood. Decorations W. Hood Uunroy , W. A. Mo Collcstcr , Charles JohnsotT und three ladles. Huso Hull. Iho South Omaha Uaao Ball club nnd the Black Diamonds of Omaha will cross bats at the Syndicate park grounds Sunday. The teams are constituted as follows : S. Oinahn. Positions. HI nek Diamonds. i . Tlounor ritcii \vriKin Hart O.ttch Clntlc Ulnrk i. . . 1'lrst . . . . btubon A. Tlcknor. bccoiid F. llolnzumn Jjynuli HliorU Murphy O.iylo Third bhotior navla Loft Hill Hook Middle Ilolnzman Guteholl j.UlKht llouns Kotrs nnd l' r oimli. George L. Brewer Is homo from Chicago. Fred Noble of Blair was the guest of L. F. Hilton yesterday. Matt McCuao has been appointed captain of Hose No. li by Chief Smith. Frank Hnvollok will erect a cottage at Tweatlotb and Wymoro streets. Today and tomorrow the small boy will rejoice'in the udvont of a circus. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Hess of Salt Lake City are guests of Mr. nnd Mr3. C. K. Scarr. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ole John son was buried yesterday at Laurel Hill cemetery. Tony Van Tout has boon granted n permit to erect a 81,000 cottngo at Twenty-uTth and E stroots. Tno Kinc's Daughters mission band gave a very successful noclul and festival at the Baptist church last evening. W. G. Grcfison , formerly of this city , now of Chicago , Is visiting friends in town. Ho is accompanied by Mrs. Grbgson. Mrs. Alfred Green of Atlantic , la. , is the guest of her daughters , Mrs. A. J , Coughuy und Mrs. L , . 11. Ponnell of this city. Tbo ladies of the First Methodist church will gu'o a "Blue Jny" social at the church parlors on Friday evening , Juno 17. The Baptist Church society will erect a nuw church odlfiuo at Twonty-llfth nnd H streets at an estimated cost of 5,000. H. J. B. Hunt of Columbus , O. , is la the city , the guest of his brother and sister , C.- M. Hunt and Captain Peter Cockroll. \V. E. Hurlburt , president of the Stockman company , loft yesterday on bis annual vaca tion , which bo will spend ou the great lakes. The paving of Twenty-sixth street is progressing - grossing rapidly and , once accomplished , the city wilt bo relieved of ono or two of its wont mud holes. C. K. Gibson was arrested on complaint of Mrs. il. A. Plarco , who charged him with beating a fiO board bill , lie settled and thu prosecution was dropped. The military authorities have Issued nn order for the purchase of 100 cavalry horses ut South Omaha and tbo government agents will bo at tbo stock yards today to inspect tbo animals offered. A considerable- delegation from South Omabn will attend the Minneapolis conven tion , leaving Sunday night. Among them will bo Dr. J. M. Glaigow , J. U , Wat kins , Fred M. Smith , C. C. Stanley and Ed John son , l > itlSOf.l IM/MOK/UM/.S. J. L. Keck of Kearney is at the Allllard. J. F. Myers of Ponder , Nub. , Is at the Ar cade. cade.N. N. S. Harding of Nebraska City ii at the Pax ton. j L. B. Jcnnor , of Chndron , Nob. , Is at tbo Arcado. J. V. Whlto of Ynukton , S. D. , U at the Dollono. Mr. Hosowater loft for Minneapolis last ovonlug. H. U. Ssottof Cldrlnda , la. , U stopping at the Murray. A. J. Doll of Ogallala , Nob. , Is stopping at tno Mlllurd. Harry L. James of Fremont Is stopping nt the Dellouo. W. T. lilakomau of Hastings is stopping at the Paxton. K B. Warner ot North Platte It registered ntthoMillard , John T. MaUallou of Kearney is quartered at the Mtllard. A. W. Mack of Nelson , Nob. , Is registered at the Arcado. H. VV. Flsk and wife of Grand Island are 'at the Murray. C. A. BaVnoi of Ainswnrth , Nob. , Is stop ping at tbo Arcado. Charlrs Wangor ot Rapid City , S. D. , is registered at tha Paxton. George- . Seaman ot Tokamab , Nob. , Is registered at the Dollono. Hon. U cargo D. Molklojohn of Fullerton , Neb. , is stopping attho Mlllurd. Norman T. Mason nnd wife of Deadwood , S. D. , aru domiciled at the Paxtou , U. W. Coughrannnd wife of Sioux Falls. S. D. , are registered at tbo Mlllurd. Z , T. Funu of Alasworth , n dolozato to Minneapolis , called on TUB BBK lust night. Hon. O. P. K. Wllllums of Grand Inland , a dologutp to the Minneapolis-convention , is In the city. Lieutenant Ames of the Eighth govern , inout , onrouto 10 his station at Fort McKlu. noy , returning from leave , is In Onuhu. G. B. Simpson , superintendent of the Wells , Fargo Express company , loft ln t night for a trip through Missouri und the Indian Territory. Delegates and politicians of Nebraska Are beginning to start for Minneapolis. Last night Thomas Swobo , E. G. B. McGllton , J. E. Hlloy. Jack Morrison and others loft over tbo PaciQo Short Line for ibo convention city , Touleht the doloj-ates will leave la a bodjr. - DUN'S ' REVIEW OF THE WEEK Ooramarcial Reports from All Points of au Encouraging Nature , GOOD WEATHER BRINGS GOOD PROSPECTS Condition of llust'ict * in tlm Varlotn Cltlci Oimlm's Splendid Sliowlni ; OnVnll Street for a AVcek Clcnrlnfj llouso Stnlcmontft. New konK , Juno 3. R O. Uurt & Co.'s weekly review of trade says ! Thotonoof cornuiorctal reports from various pirts of the country Indicates that business has to some extent Improved. Collection throughout the country nro batter , and excepting the bursting of a speculative comer at Chicago there has uoon no especial excitement of any Kind lit business. The fictitious prices established for corn at Chicago lasted Just long enough to bring into that nmrKot enough , of the actual crulu to bury the speculators and the corner bruko with great toasc.i , not murnly to the operators butnho to the brokers. Wheat has declined i c , the western re ceipts being unusually largo ; than the experts - ports from'lho eastern ports hnvo also boon qulto largo. Outs ere n shaUo lower , pork products un changed and oil a little lowor. The stock of cotton In the country contin ues fnr boynd the record of previous years and there is every reason to bollovo that oven a great reduction In the yield will scarcely reduce the aggregate supply for the year below the quantity usually required for consumption. In thu Mctnl Market. Both at PUtsburg- Philadelphia pig Irou is weaker , and there are doubts whether the bottom has Doon reached , though at Chicago cage tbo market Is considerably stronger and authorities hold that the stocks of trig iron In luo country uro now considerably lower than they have been. The market for bars is weak at the lowest llguros over known , and tbo now demand for structural Iron is not qulto as largo as has Deen expected. The market for copper has boon quiet and the bulls have controlled tbo prlco of tin , out loaa has boon slugelsh. Quiet prevails In the anthracite coal market , tbo companies hav ing decided upon another attvauco in prices , which the condition of tbo market does not appear to warrant. There Is little now In the wool market , erIn In the woolen manufacture , though the tone is somowhut flrraor. At Boston , business is more active. Boots and shous are decidedly stronger and leather Is very ilrm. At Philadelphia there Is an Increase hi sales of Iron , and hardware Is quite active , while the dry goods trade has Improved with the weather and wool U strong. At , PiUsburg llnlsbcd products of Iron ar.d stool are In good demand , though prices nro the lowest over known and the glass Irado Is fairly uctlvo. General business at Chicago Is greatly in excess of last year's record , and whllo re ceipts of other breadstuffs are relatively small , there Is great Increase In wheat and flour , cured meats , dressed beef , lard and cattlo. Cold rains still depress trade at Mil waukee. Crop Indications at St. Paul are more favorable. lluslucftg Active nt Omnhn , At Omaha business Is very actlvo and re ceipts of grain and cattle are Increased. At St. Louis tbo great flood engrosses at tention and Interferes with trade. At Kansas City business seems healthy. Business Is very good at Denver. Business still retarded by bad weather at Little Uoclc and Momohls. The treasury has bcoa reducing its bal ances during the past month , putting out more money thau it has taken in , and. In some quarters , attention Is called to the fact that Its cash balances are lower than at any other time since the resumption , of specie payments. But tuo supply of money abroad is so abundant and the demand in foreign countries so moderate that It seems some what Improbable that the drain from this country will bo lurco nt any ttroo this season. The business failures occurring through out the country during the last seven davs number 207 , as compared with totals of 108 last week. For the corresponding week of last year the figures were 224. CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENTS. Oinnhn Keeps Up Her Good Record no. ports from Other Cities. NSW YOHK , Juno 3. The following table , compiled by Bradstreot's , gives the clearing bouse returns for the week ending Juno 2 , 1803 , and the percentage of Increase. or de crease , as compared with the corresponding week of last year : Some of the Venture * of tlio Murhot lu u nulutV ck. NEW YOUK , Juno 3. Bradstrool's review of Now Vork's stock marliot is at follows : Very little need bo said ot the actual ibaro ' mar'kot during the week. Dut tor the con- .inuauco of profotsloaal manipulation and of arbitrage doaliucs between Now York and London , as well as with minor American inurkota , Iho stagnation can bo described as complete. Tbo only Interest is derived from the steady efforts of boar operators to depress the prices of particular stocks. Tun unsatis factory condition of exchange , which la imposed on bankers of shipping gold to supply material for froth dealing * , fur- nlsbcd tbo chief argument for lower prices. Kuropoan pee pi o will nol buy our stocks and bond * and thus supply tbo exchange market with bllU. Wall stroat , m fnet , hm for the present practically abandoned hope of n re- vlval of bullish feallnp otvAmcrican rail roads. The shlpnunt of 'ttlNiJ.OlX ) gold thlf wcok was expected nndfct-fVfij ni notlco that if Europe Is no longer li lrve-i to offer n pre mium for ourpold It is because It can bo drawn away by natural jproctiMos. luftiicnceil Sprrntntlnn. The fcotinr' in fact ! ) 'that western nnd southern rnllroad stobkwf are likely to experience n year ( ON light trading nnd this has n ' 'powerful Influ- ofco upon speculation. ' ThAl the depression In prlcot was not. mora ibarkcd seems duo moro than anything olio y the narrowness of the market mm the obstinacy with whlcu Iho owners ot stocks refuse , under the existing ease of money , to jttei shaken out of them. The facility with.whjch the traders follow the boar party , oVoraullIng nnd forced to cover their shorts , IndtoJ furnished a cer tain amount of support and , c.iusod _ a number of quick ralllo ] , v , What promised to bo thrfMtnoortant move ment of the wcok , nn attack on Koadlnc and the other coal stocks , based on the appli cation for n now injunction against the combine and the leases , proved mainly for that reason a Hat failure. Ono of the features was the increased latorast shown In the Industrial stoc'n ns a class , some of which advanced sharply .on good buying , baiod on the bellot that they nro free from tha uncertainty which , under proicnt circumstances- attaches to railroad securities. Mjutpulatlvu nsslstanco was , ot course , apparent In thU group. ixpurt : > i of Wheat ttud flour. Nnw YoiiK ) Juno 3. The total exports of wheat and flour for the past. voar nro placed bv IJradstroot's at 2-37,000.000 bushels , 40- 000 , OOU bushels moro than over before In a like poriod. Ono Hundred Mlle * Hour Dotnoon Chicago mill St. I.onln. NKW YOIIK , Juno 3. The Emplro Stnto express which Illos from Now York to Buf falo is soon to DO enuriuy eclipsed by nn elcctrio express traveling at thunderbolt speed over a roan as straight as an arrow if the story bo not n dream which Or. Wel lington Adams unfolded lost night to the members of the electric cfub. This wonderful - ful train ot nature , according to Mr. Adams , is to run butwcen St. Luuls and Chicago and in comparison with It all others of the thunderbolt nna lightning vcstlbuled expresses - presses will tadc into the Insignificance ot way trains lit only for second class trnnlo. The tremendous speed ot the nuw railroad is not the only curious feature. The shape and nature of its cars , the track , the roadbed - bed , the mode of propelling , are equally cur ious to those who hnvo boon accustomed to steam railroads , nnd not the least curious thing about the whole scheme Is the calcula tion which Dr. Adams innao to the effect that one-tonth of nil the visitors to the World's fair nro expected to pay $3 aploco tor around trip on the road. "The plan of the road was suggested to mo whllo lu Europe last year , " the doctor said , "and my original plan was to run It from Now York to Boston. Atter returning to America 1 Investlcated the route nnd found it to bo impracticable for high speed nnd a strnlght-away and level track , because of the largo number of towns on the way and tim hillir mimtrv. Between Chicago and St. Louis wo found the conditions to bo perfect. Wo hnvo surveyed an air lifjo , en absolutely straight line between the two cities , nnd the distance is 243 mllesU Wy the Chicago & Alton railroad it is 233 miles and by tbo Wabash it is still farther. vQurrouto lies between - twoen these routes and. is , thirty-four miles shorter than the Alton."Wo have already acquired over 00 perVentvof the rlght-of- wav and will soon Uavou > the rest. Tbo roa'd will cost $6,000,000.nnd , will be In operation whoa t thqt World's fair opens. For 200 miles ot tfip dlstanco the country is as flat as tha surface ot n billiard tablo. Our maximum erado'wlll not exceed two feet in 100 and thru will ocour nt only two points , in Madison county. At present there are 1,200 through , .passengers between Chicago nnd St. Louis weakly and too trans- portatlon costs § 105,000 per nnnura.Vo will transport 0,000,000 World' * fair visitors at $5 apiece for the round trltw i Wo will have two contraUstntions ono nt Vcrmlllion nnd ono at. Farbur.v ) , III. Wo huvo bought n coal raino nnd ut % \ lillngton there is a 10,000 horsepower wntcrfall , which wo wilt lease so wo can furtnsh our power nt a nominal cost. Wo will divide the road into four sections , or equal circuits. At lirst wo will build two heavy tracks for through ex press trains. They will travel at the rate of 100 miles an hour and will make no stops. Wo will build a spur out of Springfield , Decatur - catur , Bloomlngton Rnd other largo towns. From Springfield and Docntur through trains will run to Chicago without stop at the same rate ot speed. The local trains will stop ovorv mlle and will constitute practical ly a continuous street car sorvlco between Chicago and SU Louis. Our trains will run into the union station nt St. Louis over nn elevated railway and tbo Chicago terminus will bo nt the fair grounds. Wo have secured the right-of-way for twenty-nine miles out of Chicago and wo are all right nt the St. Louis end. The roadbed will bo sloping with a porous bottom und thero.will bo a ditch between - twoen the two sets of tracks and a ditch out side of oaoh sot. This Will prevent the set tling of the tracks. Wo will use the seventy-pound California continuous overlapping rail , with stone bal last and all crossings will bo overhead on our road. The trolley or overhead wire system will bo uaod. It will run ou about a level with the roof ol the car. The cars will weigh about fifteen tons. The root will bo only nlno feet above the top of tbo rails. Every car will bo a motor car nnd passenger coach combined , Tbo pass enger compartment will bo in the mlddlo section of tbo car. The forward end of the car will come down to a point near the ground in the center of the tracks. The moiormun will stand In tbo trout compart ment. There will bo a pilot wheel on each side of the car at the fcontand roar and a driving wbcol six feet in diarootar at the front ana roar. Tbo shape of the front of the car Is calculated to decrease the , atmosphorio re sistance and it will also serve as a cow- catch or. On oaoh wheel will be a motor weighing 0,1313 pounds and capable of 200-horso power at a speed of 500 revolutions of tbo wheel per mlnuto. Kacacar will bo equipped with air and eloctrlo brakes. There will bo but a single wire for each sot of tracKs.and through this wire we can develop an electric power of 25,000 voltage. The trollov wheel will bo twelve Inches in diamotor. The entire road will bo fenced In and will bo divided into twonty-flvo sections wllh.a transforming sta tion lu the center of each section. By our system the cars will not wear out tbo rails and roadbed and wo will need no conductors or brakcmen. Dr. Adams illustrated his looturo with many surcoptlcon vlows pf the road , cars , motor , etc. Civil Engineer George .Forbes of London commended the schema of Jho proposed rosd , but confessed it puzrlod'hlm ( ; ) Uoyoottlnc California Fruit. ATLANTA , Go. , JUDO aJ4ilUie National As sociation of Nurserymodliu Session hero huvo passed resolutions virtually , instituting a boycott against OalUonllan fruits. These resolutions cite tbo California quarantine on eastern nursery tnon'.s sjocl and the associa tion resolves In case thli is not raised to exert all Us influence to 'gat'itrlotor Inspec tion laws passed by the legislatures of tbo mlddlo and eastern states ; r "WORTH A GOJNEA A BOX. " I Sleepy. ; ! If a man la drowsy In the day limoj ! at tor a good nlfjht'e elcep , thoro'a Indlgca * tlon and etoraach disorder. | i BEECHAM by removing the waste J mattrr nhloti la clog. Inffthe eyBtem.nllt euro nil IllllniiM nnrt Nervous IHnnrdcru , and nlll qalckljr rellere SloU Headache. Covered with a Tadclttl endSolublsCoatino , Otalldrucelsts. Trice SK conta a box. New YorW Depot. MS ConalBU Our Popular Saturday Bales Continued One Moro Week. IN OUR BOYS' ' DEPARTMENT lints nncl Hulls ( liven \\ith i\-ory lloj'a Stilt Hought of the ContlnouUl To morrow Special I'rlrc * on llo } * Huts for Kutiirdny. Our popular Saturday sales In the boys' department mnko hosts of frlonda for the Continental. Tomorrow boys' chovlut short pant suits ut 83.50 , high grade goods , sold usually for 85.00 and 80.00. Vest sujta 83.00. Two ploco cutaway suits , n-now .stylo shown only by us , nt $ .00. Zouavo suits , ( short pants , ) for Hltlo , ohos 3 to 7 years , 83.50 nud 83.7fii the stuno style In otbor stores 85.00 nnd $0.00. Jersey sulta nt $12.23 for ono inoro day. Wo want another crowd In the hat de partment. PRICES FOR SATURDAY. Boys' silk stitched cloth huts nt 20o. A score of now slianos In boys' nnd children's straw goods nt 2oe , 35c and 60c. Star shirt waists for ono inoro day at 35o. 35o.White White orabroldorod blouses ono more day at $1.00. Bats and balls glvon with every boy's suit on Saturday. MEN'S FINE BUSINESS SUITS. Tomorrow wo place on sale at $15200 Una blUe plaid worsted suits , the finest fabric In America , in slnglo bronstod sacks nnd 1 rooks. The uctual vuluo of thcso suits is $25. but wo want to close them out , and wo therefore olTor your choice of thu lot ut 915 par suit Also n line of cheviot sack suits that have boon sold heretofore for $18 yo Saturday for $12. For $10 wo will toll you tomorrow a chovolt sack suit that you cannot buy anywhere else for loss than $15. For $7.50 wo offer men's Buck suits that are strictly all wool cheviot nnd usually soil for $12. Then for So and $0 wo will soil you to morrow an all wool casshnoro or Cheviot suit that is all wool , and n suit , too , that no house can soil for $5 and $0 , oxeopt THE CONTINENTAL , N. E. cor. 15th and Douglas. llcntrlco ut the Kxpo. Mr. Dempster of the Dempster Mill Manu facturing company of Beatrice was in the city yesterday and made arrangements for the representation of the Industries of bis olty nt the coming manufacturers1 exposi tion. Ho took back with him the measure ments of the space allotted to Beatrice and the manufacturers there will plan their ex- bibit and send a man up bore the first of tbo week to superintend the worlc of putting the exhibit in shape. Mr. Dempster also arranged to have Thursday , Juno 10 , set apart for a Beatrice day. The B. & M. has agreed to run in a special excursion train from there on that day and return at 10 o'clock tbosamo night. The Beatrice band will accompany the excursionists nud play at the Coliseum building during the day and evening. A teaman's aim Is to look her best but she'll never reach it without perfect health. For perfect health , take Dr. Pierces Favorite Proscription. All the functional ir regularities and weaknesses that tnako life miserable to women , are cured by It. It's a powerful , Invigorating tonic , and a soothing nnd strengthening nervine purely vege table , perfectly harmless. For ulccrntions , displacemcnt3'bcaring-down sensations , un natural discharges everything that's known , as a "female complaint" it's a positive remedy. It's the only ono that's guaranteed to give satisfaction in rvcry case. It costs you noth ing , unless It helps you. You can afford to try it , on these terms. Can you afford to neglect it 1 A remedy that does cure is ono that can bo guaranteed. That's what the proprietors of " Fnvorlfo Prescription " think. If it fails to benefit or cure. In nny cose for which it's recommended , they'll refund the money. No other medicine for women is sold ou such liberal terms. A Written Qunrantoo SYPHILI ; to Cure Kvory Case or Money Rofuudod. Our cure Is permanent nncl not a piUchl.if ; np. Caaei treated lOTdnjeare ago bavenjror aeon a Bjmptora tlnoo. Drdescrlblnz case full'vre ] can trj-.t you bf matl , and wo giro tlio tame strcng guarantor to euro or refund all manor. Ttiosa nlio prefer to coma hero fortrcatmentcan do so and wo wll ! pftT railroad fara tola waraand hotel bills wbllo here. If we fall to euro W challeneotno worl.lfora tain tL'at our Magla llemcdj will not euro , wrltofor pnrtloiilm and net IbotTldence. In our seven rears protl"ii nlth tht Maalo Remodr It has boon mot t difficult to oreroomo the prejudice , against socallod specinos. But under our strong guarantee thousands are tr/lng Hand bo togcnred. Waguaranteo to euro or refund ercrr dollar , and as we hara a reputation to protect , also Cnanclal backing of IMO.OOOtt la porfoctlr safe to all who wll ! try the treatment , Heretofore jou bare putting np and paying out jrour monojr tor dlfferont treatment. , and nltnouga you are not rot cure. ) no one unpaid back rour moner. Wo will positively curoron , OlJchronicdoopseatoi oaies cureJlnO ) totOdars. Inroitlzato our financial standing , our reputation asbuslness men. Wrlta u for names ani addresses of those wo have cured who have glvon permission to refer to them. It cosU you onlr post age to do this. If your symptoms are tore throat , mucous patches la mouth , rheumatism In bones and Joints , hair falling out. eruptions on anr part of lh body , feeling of Kcneml depression , pains In bialor bones. You have no tlmo to wasto. Tboso who are constantlr taking mercury and potash , should dlr > continue It. Constant use of these drugs will surely bring sores and eating uleeri In ttio em ) . Dou't fall to nrito. All correspondence sent sealed In plain en velope. We Invltu tha most rUU InTeUlgiitlou and will do all In our potrerto aM you la It , Addren , COOK REMEDY CO. . - Omnha. Neb DB.K.O. WK31"8 NKIIVH AMU 11IIAINTHUA.T. HUNT , aspeolttaforllystorla. Ulistnesi , 11 ti , NBII- ralgla , Headache , Nervous 1'rottruton caused by alcohuior tobacco , Wakefulneis , Mental Uoores slon , tiot taess of the Uraln. cauilng liuanlty , misery deoir.duath , I'reaiiiure Uld Aca , Jlarrenoii , J IH of 1'owor In cither tot , Irapotonor , huucorrhaa an 1 all female We < tln ss > s , Inroluntarr IAXIOI , matorrbea caused by oreruxortlon of tlu brtln Self abuioover-lndulitdnco. A month's troatuiou 11,0 fort ) , by mall. Wo guarantee six boxes to our Kocli order for iibotoi , with t ) will B03d writ1. * ausr nt30to refund If not cured Uuarantoolii i only by A. ttchrutur , drugxlst. eolo agent. soutUjii corner Ibtb aud Karnanints.Umuba. Tooth-Food. This medicine for babies prevents and cures pains of teething and resulting diseases , not by putting children to sleep with an opiate , for it contains no harmful drugs , but by supplying the teelh-fonning ingredients which arc lacking in most mothers' milk and all artificial foods. It is sweet nnd babies like it. jfi.oo a bottle , at all druggists. Send for pam phlet , "Teething Made Easy. " THE REYNOLDS MFG. CO. , CINCINNATI , O. BLACKWELL'S EVERYWHERE , SIYLOKNG : TOBACCO , Whether on the hills gaming ; In the place of business ; or at home , it always fills that niche of com fort a good smoke , Ihit up In handy packages , nnd recognized everywhere as a Pure Granulated I.cat Tobacco of the highest quali ty ; It recommends itself to every smoker's use. Sold everywhere. Is always uniform in quality. Pure , sweet and clean. * TUB IDEAL OF FING TOUACCO. BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO. , DURHAM , N. C. BAKING ABSOLUTELY PURE. JUST TRY IT. PAXTON & GALLAG-HER , OmahaNeb MERIT WILL WIN. SALES I 5OOO PAIRS A DAY. CAESFBELD RUBBER C Offices ; NEW YORK , LONDON , PARIS , HAMBURG AND VIENNA. Foi nnlo In Omnhn nt the follcmlnK ntoroj ! TIIK MOUSE DUY GOOUS CO , N. II. KAI.CONKH , THE I10STON Kiir.iv : : , BTIOKII & co. IIAYDUN uuoa. FOB SOWING. Flax Seed For Sale by WOODMAN LINSEED OIL WORKS. Omaha * _ SOLDIERS , READ THIS ! The Act of Juno 27,189O , requires , In the cnsa of a soldier : First. A service of nt least ninety days In the War of the Rebel lion that is , between Maroh 4,1861 , and August21 , I860. Second. AjftutUionorable discharge ; but the loss of the certifi cate is not a bar to a panslon , and It nasd not be filed unless called for , Third. A permanent physical or mental disability not due ta "vicious habits. " ( It need not haveorlglnatad in the service. ) Fourth. A pensioner under prior laws may apply under this ono , or a pensioner under this one may apply under other laws , butcannot draw more than one pension covering the sam3 period. Fifth. An applicant under other laws may obtain pension un der this one , and at the same tinvsgo on with tha prosecution of the ol claim. The receipt of a pension under this law doss not doprlvo him of any rights under other laws or In any claim filed previous to this one , or at any time hereafter. He may apply for and bo In receipt of a pension under this law while collecting the evldenoa necessary to prove up any claim h.e. may have under other laws without any prejudide to either claim. This Is not a "Pauper Law , " and the pecuniary circumstances of the soldier have no bearing upon his rights. If sufficiently disabled for munaal labor , rich and poor are entitled alike. By "manual" labor is meant hard or unskilled labor. Ability to perform skilled or pro * fessional labor has 710 effect upon a soldier's rights. Send for question blanks to BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS , 22O Bee Building , OMAHA , NEB. -THE- Bee Bureau of Claims ilOOM 220 BEE BUILDING , PATENT For Inventions PROCURED BY TUB Bee Bureau of Claims OMAHA , NEB. Kqnal with the-lntoroir , of thom hurlnr cl ln aialnst thoKovornmunt li that of lNVr3NTOIt3 , who often lese tha honutlt of raluablB InvontUni boom II of tha Incompotonor or Inatlontlua of tha attornon mpluro < l to obuln tholr patonti. Tew inuoli oirj cannot tia oxarclsol In ojipluyliu cu'npotunt ail reliable polloliori to prooura patonti , fur I'll rM-u - of a patent ilipoudmroitlr , If notonllralr , upon Ul caroaiiil still of lha attornaf . Wlththo vleirof protoollrtlarantori fran irorfi lossoroiroletsattoriiiuiulof sailnf ttiumrjn- ttons are wall protuctoi bf r.ilU ptUnti. TilU UH 1 IIUltUAUtui retained counsul orpjri lu ptaai yractlcoj and 1 1 tharef ere prepare J u libtnln Conduct Ititrrfarnnoni , 31 uka nHclitttKftiitln < itloin , I roHi'ciito rejvateil I'IIHI-I , UuutHtar trnita innr'tt nil I nvt rtt f 'i JlcnilfrojilntonH itutonooi > e anil ritlltl * ita ofjHttuntH. J roHeotite unit tlnfonl Inf'rin/n n i i HIlltH , Vto , UtO , If rou hayo an Inrantloa on hand sonl TIIH IIK'J UUHKAUnskotob or photograph tlnroof , to atuir with n brief doicrlptlon of tlm Impurttnt toaturji , anCjruu will to onca U'lflaol ill lo lay bait oj'inot ) purtuo. Models are nol noooii.irjr uultm tlm Inroi- tlon It of a corapllcatol ntturu , If utlior arjli , frlnxlnxon rour rUtiti , or If roa nr-i ua ir o I wlfi InfrlnKumont bf oiutn , submit the nutter to Til U llimtiAUtor u ruliAbln OflNIO.N befora aottuoa tha mutter. THE BEE BUREAU OF CLAIMS 220 Dee Uiiilillii' , ' , Omnlia , No' ) . rrTThls Ilnroau la puirjnteo.l : by tlio OniD.hn live , the I'loniior I'resi uud the Hun Francisco l.xumlnur. Out this out and soad It with your la qulry. DR. J. E , McCrREW THE SPECIALIST/ Is unuitrnnssod In the troatmontof nil forms of PKiyATE DISEASES , und till dlionlon and dobllltlosof youth and miinbood. 17 yours' oxporlcnre. ills runourcoH nnd f tullltlos uro liruutlually unllmltud. The Doctor li roconi- nieiidud by tlm proii , nnd ondnraod In the stroiih'ost tornis by ihu people for fulr trn'it- nlont nnd bonuit inofomioirtl uclvluo. Tbo most pi ) wci fill ruuiudlPH known to mndurn ; c unco for tbo snocossrul treatment of the follow-In : : dlHeiitiOs : aONOIlUIIOKA Iniiiioali'lo relief. A com. nloto euro wliliout the Ion of un nour'u tlinu II nil ) lltlHlllOMS. Ono of Iho moat complete und aiio- cesttal truiitmciiu for Ktuutunduil aiiiioyintr known to tlu | mo llu.il | DII. 'Dm ruHultH uro trnl v woiidurtitt. bTttlOTUKK ( Jiuutost linuwn r-uniudy fur tbo tro itiucnt of btrlotiiro , without n iln , eiit- tliir. or diluting. A most rciiiurUnblo ru nod v. aVI > HIIiIS-Nu tri'utmont for thlM toirlhlo blood illso.mo ha > over boon nwroiwouHifiil. nnrbuil Htroiiuurondnrnuiiiunls In the Huhc of inudorn Hufunc' ) thm dlsoimo U poiltlroly uur.tblu rind uvcry truce of tbn poison untlroly rumoveil from thu liloo.I. LOST KCANHOOD , und uiubltlon. norvoni * IICBH. tlinlillty , dnsiiiidunuy | nnd nil woiiloiuxf und dUordoia ut youth or manhood , Itullot olitHlnvd ut onco. SKIN DIS BABES , and all dlaoasoi of tha Htomavn , blood , liver. Iddnuyit und bluddor iiro troutcd nil CLusufully with the Kroutu * kniiwn rornodlov for the dlHruHim. Write for circular * undijuostlon Hat , f reo.
