TI1H OMAHA DAILY 1EK ? : SUNOAV , OCTOBER 2 , 1S02-TWENTY PAGES.
\ , R. DENNETT CO ,
Wo'vo Made Some E5g for
Cnsh.
YOU WANT TO READ ABOUT THEM
i r Imincnuo On h rnrch-Mo * Include TCIH ,
Ulotrii .Mlttni" , Crochcry mill llnr Uvnro
I'rmh loinU Injiii 1'lrst llnnils
mul at Awfully Low I'rlc * * .
Owlnrr to the deprosbfd conilltion of
trade all over the country we hnvo boon
very lucky to procure with roauy wish
Croat b.ir'pnlnB In the above lines of all
new , fiosh goods direct from Unit hands.
find wo nto now prepaied to intiko you
Aery low prices.
In teas wo hnvo put In nn immense
line nnd elegant nssoitmont nt prices
lower than"wo hnvo over bought nt be
fore , therefore wo can give you extrn
value In this depaitmont , commencing
nt 15e tier pound. Our teas are nil
"llrst picking" goods nnd bought Irom
first hands , not job lot or bankrupt sales
inndo worthless fiom ngo nnd exposure ,
but now , fresh , clean nnd will go further
than other teas nnd are eoiibcouuntly
cheaper in the end. Hvory pound guar
anteed to suit in every particular or
money refunded.
GLOVES AND AHTTKNS.
Here's whore we can do you good
They nro all now , just lecoived from
factory , nnd sill very cheap. Look over
this puruhn-jo , it will pay you.
CIGAR AND TOBACCO DEFT.
Wo have just consolidated this de
partment biinglng In overythinir wo
handle in this line into ono grand de
partment In the center of all our stores
Largo addlllonh made in this stock to
gether with our iiiiinoiiho sales enables
us to sell At lower prices and give bettor
satisfaction than has over boon at-
Trmpted bv tiny other dealer. Wo be
gin with old ttmo prices nnd give you
extra values nt Ic , le ! , 3o , 4c aud r > c each.
\Vo have the best 5o cigar in the west
nlho the best 10o cigar. Wo are
nt the top of the heap nnd can do you
tlio most good.
Large additions made to pur crockery
Block. Now troods just arrived. 1'rlcos
away down. Ilaidwnro Our coal
Ecutllus and lire shovels tire in.
Now goods. Prices away down.
Stationery department is complete .
Largest line of toys and picture books
in Omaha.
Shakespeare's complete works only
COc.
COc.Webster's
Webster's dictionary 7oc.
Toilet paper , roll lie.
Toilet paper , roll oc.
Not many left ; llrst como first served ,
ns long as they last.
Furniture cheaper thnn the cheapest.
All now fresh goods.
See our great display of Bennett's pat
ents In our drug department , cov
ering all the kinds known to the trade ,
nnd all compounded by thoroughly
experienced and careiul registered
druggists sold on the basis of Ojc for
$1.00 nrllclcs and every bottle war
ranted to givoentlio satisfaction , nnd
wo are hero in Omaha to refund you
your money in capo they do not. You
can readily bee why wo can afford
to bell them cheaper than other
patent medicine vendors for the reason
wo pay nothing scarcely for ndvortfbinyr
while they expend millions every year ,
which must come out of the consumer.
Tills is n matter for your considora-
tion. Got your ptescriptions tilled at
our store. Wo will stivo you money.
Come in nnd look over our drug depart
ment , nnd get prices.
Wo hnvo n good safe to sell cheap if
you need ono. Come in and lot u- , make
you n prico. W. R BENNETT CO. ,
1602 , IfiOl , 1500 , 15U8 , 1510 , 1512 Capitol
avenue.
1.miles' TrlnuiuMl Hat Sale.
Tomorrow This is wonderful.
Now , stylish goods.
Street , and dress huts.
All nt wholesale prices.
This is for Monday only.
MRS. R II. DAVIES.
The J. M. Thurston Zoiuuo Drum
cor pa , sixteen dtums and six bugles , do-
Blro engagements during the campaign
AddroLs all communications to the secretary -
rotary , A. S. Billings , jr. , Union Pacific
hoailquarlci'6.
The latest fads in opera glasses retail
nt wholesale prices. Tudor Optical Co .
cor. Fiirnnm and 1 Ith.
Opening of millinery display Wednes
day and Thursday , October 5 nnd 0. F.
M. SchndolUt Co. , 15Ui Douglas.
TIIiiUit : < lKU-IMINTY-.ltAUX CONUKKT.
Y. M. C. A. Hull 'lliurHiliiy Ktrnlni ; , Oot 0.
Loon Marx h tlio phenomenal Violin
ist. Martin Calm says : "I would hoar
him play If tickets were MOO. "
Of Tei-een Berger , Jules Levy , the
cornet king , said : "She is thu only
cornotist to whom I take oft my hat. "
Of Laura Dainty every ono s.tys nice
things. She is quQon of lenders , mag
netic and versatile.
The other artists are immense. Tliih
will bo tlio most tirtlttio concert of the
Benson. Tickets Too and § 1,00 , at door
or Max Meyer it Co.
\Vo nro still selling goods nt our usual
low prices ut-Mill and Cuming streets.
P. C. JOHNSON. Prop.
F. .1 jlCT/.in , , Manger.
Allot tun Sail- .
Furniture , carpets and drnpcrio' .
special bargains In carpets and rtign
wirlnr an I bedroom furnltnro , folding
beds , chairs , etc , , etc. , Monday morn
ing nt 10 o'clock In east store In
Hobort Wells , auctioneer.
CHARLES SIIIVEIUCK & CO. ,
Furniture , carpets and draperies ,
1'2 < )4 ) , 1200 , liMSjuul 1210 Farnam.
The Mini M lu > Don't Know
\Vhat the nemo of comfort In travel is
nhould git hold of n Burlington routi
fold or and inform himself a ? to the ser
vice Unit company now oilers to al
points east , west and touth.
Its trains leave for
Chicago nt 0:60 : a. m.5:15 : p. m. am
11:50 : p m ,
Denver nt 10:10 : a. m , nnd 4:50 : p , m ,
Ui'iulwood nnd Hot Springs , ut 10:1 :
nm ,
St Louis nt 0 ; 15 | > . m. ,
Kansas City and St. Joseph at 0:5 :
n. in. nnd 0:45 : p. m.
UnsurpiiBSL-d equipment of sleeping
dining , reclining chair , first class an
smoking cars.
City ticket olllco. 1223 Farnam st.
Vf.Jif VAILL. Agent.
BT. I.OIUN OU KANSAS C1TV
Anil Itotnrn vln tlia Mlnnurl Purl ( To.
From October 1st to 7th inclusive th
Missouri Pacific will sell round trl
tickets to Kansas City und return nt on
faro , also to St. Louis nnd return ftoi
October 1st to 8th inclusive , limited fo
return to October 10th.
Double daily service to Kansas Clt
nnd St. Louis Free reclining cha !
cars on nil trains. For further informi
tion call nt oily ofllces N. E. corner 131
und Farnam or depot , 15th nnd Wobsto
T4IOS , P , GOIJFIIEY , P. & T. A ,
J , 0. Puir llTJ , A. G. F , & P. A.
BOSTON STORE DRESS GOODS
Tomorrow Qreatest Dresi Goods Sale That
EVJP Took Place in Omaha.
FIVt THOUSAND PIECES DRESS GOODS
I'roin tlio ( Ircnt Trnilo Siilo or Townsonil &
.Monlnnt , New York City , Will Ho .
hacrlllcod Tomorrow So Ihint
to This Micrlllcc.
ALL WOOL FANCY CHEVIOTS.
There are nt least 100 pieces of these
goods consisting of mlxUuos , chncUa ,
stripes , camera hair and Illuminated ef
fects ; they nro actually worth from-10c to
60e per yard our special bargain price
la 211 cents.
All wool fnney homespilns. This lot
of homespu H n undoubtedly of moro
than ordinary value , the styles are very
neat and the colorings rival the moro
pretentious impoi ted fabrics while the
price is but ! t"o. .
IMPORTED CHEVIOTS AND CIIEV-
ONS.
It pleases us to know thnt customers
will Hnvo nn opportunity to select n
dic = s from such n great variety of
fashionable goods as there nro In these
two lines. The styles and colorings nro
so numerous that n fair description
would bo impossible sulllco it to say
that Too a yai d wouUl not bo too much
to ask wo shall sell them atllc ) a yard.
TWO-TONED VELOUMS AND 1'WO- '
TONE1) STORM SURGES.
Hero are two loading bargains In very
stylish fall novelties. The styles are
unquestionably the very latest , tbo
colors blending very prettily , the
quality usually sold at $1.60 , for Mon
day 7lc. !
LADltiS' CLOTH AND BKOAD-
CLOTII.
51-inch , all wool ladies' clotlis , in
shades of brown , navy , marine , gray ,
myrtle , tan , garnet , wine and cardinal
go at Silo.
til-inch broadcloth , in all the rhoio-
c a fall and winter shades , fully equal
lo any cloth sold ol&owhoio for $1.60 per
yard ; our nricu , DSc.
SILK AND WOOL PARIS NOVEL-
TIES.
Some r.iroly pretty things nro shown
in Hue novelties , both in silk nnd wool ,
und all wool , Introducing entirely now
weaves , coloring and designs , at OSc
and ? l."o per vard.
IN OUR SUNLIT BASEMENT.
Double fold cheviot dross goods , in
neat check" , fall colorings , good value
at " 5c ; our price. 7c for Monday.
H.uidsomu plntdsand strluo homespun ,
12 inches wide , all dark shades for full ,
at locyntd.
4l-incli ) brlllinntino , the most satis
factory dress fabric manufactured , reg
ular oUc quality for Monday , Uio yard ;
only ono diess'n.ittern to customer.
BOSTON STORK ,
Solo agents for McCall's patterns ,
N. W. cor. 10th and Dousrlas.
I..lilies' TrlininiMl Hat S.ilo.
Tomorrow Tills is wonderful.
Now , stylihh goods.
Street and dtoss hats.
All at wholesale prices.
This in for Monday only.
MRS. R. 11. DAVIES.
Now picture frames. A. Hospo.
I'rout Her Tearher.
The following was received by Mrs.
Mover , mother of little IJona Mover , who
died at her home on Wednesday morning ,
tho'JSlh ult. :
' UODUI : SCHOOL Dear Mrs. Mover : The
teachers , and children of the Dodge school
join with mo In sending our lieurtlelt sym
pathy in your recent bereavement , for dear
1)01111 wai known and beloved by all. Al
ready wo'vo missed her gentle voice and
merry laughter ou the play ground ; her
bright aim hapny face in the schoolroom
ono vacant Is there. Hut God , who Unoweth
bcitaud dooth things well , hath snul : 'Buf
fer littlcchlldrcn tocomounlo me , for of such
is the kingdom of Heaven. ' And who could
Imiirlno a purer nngel than llttlo Donu , over
sn mild and ludyllko , never guilty of u cross
word or a rude ucllon toward her plavmatcs ,
lor often have 1 watched her m her play nnd
thought how , of o bettor world ho seemed ,
apart. A" , too good was she for this wide
world of ours , so full of sin and sorrow , and
so God look her to himself. I rcprotvery
much not to be able to look upon her for the
last tune , but 1 will always remember her at
lust 1 saw her , only last Thursday evening ,
when she came running to mo In HI. Phllo-
ineuns hull and laying her hands In mini * told
mo what a nlco time she wus having , I Jest
ingly ablvi'd her whether him xvoulu bo tardy
in the inoniin ? being out so lalo , she assured
me of iho contrary and trotted off with heir
companions , i llttlo thought that seven suns
would llnd nor a bright nngel. Her devoted
teacher , Kosi ! A. Blum.
Hoar Dona's cone foro\ur moro.
Hrr suliool days quickly p issod ;
And , , s 0111 eyes oft w unler o'er
The seats of the "A" olnss
I'.iln Illlh our heart , tours our eyes ;
\\o piiiiM1 HID emply Neat
Sud Ihoiiuhts wlihln our bosom rise ,
Uni school U Incomplete.
And p i rents , \ MilloIth yon wo mourn
And fei'l nigh btilcMMi down ,
C'hr itavs , tnuy who the cross , have berne
Mnll wo ir a fituriy oroivn.
Mothlnks I hour him suv today :
' O , puionl1 ! , cease to NLMP ,
In Uno I la ! ! this llowei away
In Paiadlsuto Kcup. "
-H. A. U.
Special sale on gultar.s. violins , man
dolins and accordooiH. Now goods just
received at Wober'b , lli ! N. Iftth sttcet
AlK'tllll ! Mill- .
Fir'iilturo , carpels and dr-ipoiios ;
special bargains in carpets and rugs ,
parlor and Dcdroom furniture , folding
beds , Hmlrrf , etc. , ale , Monday morn
ing nt 10 o'clock in east store bv
Robert Wells , auctioneer.
C11AHLKS SUIVHRK'K & CO. ,
Furniture , carpets and ilrnperles ,
12UI , 120(1 ( , 1LOS and 1 10 Faniam.
Wo are still helling goods at our usual
low prices at "lib and Cnming btroots ,
R C JOHNSON , Prop.
l'J llmv.i'.K , Manager.
Fine Declcoi' Bro. upright piano at i
bargain. 11UN. 16th street.
ONLY (1.11 AOTUSr. I.OUI5 AND Itir
Vlu the \Viit ) inh ICullro.nl ,
On October 1 to 8 the Wabash wll
boll ( ' .xuursloii tickets at auovo rate foi
the St. Louis fair and exposition. Ot
Tuesday evening. Ootobor I , gram
street parade of the Vollou Prophets
Remember this is the oily line riiiinlni
0 solid trains without change for at
classes of passengers. Connecting li
union depot with all lines running eas
, and noutli. For tickets , sleeping car ac
commodatlons and further infornvitloi
call at Wabiihh ollice. 160 Fiirmui
Btrout , or write C. N. CLAYTON ,
N. W. P. Agt. , Omaha , Nob.
New scale Kimball pianos at Hospe't
- *
le Real estate.
Bargains only.
10 My word is good.
in W. G. Albright.
621-li-a N. Y. Life bldg.
' Artists' mntorinls nt Hospo'a.
fr
a- Gas fixtures , olectrie nnd combinitioi
aIh ohundoUors. Largest & Ilnoat stock ii
IP. city. Prices guarancoud low ns the lowoi
Don't full to BOO us before purchasing
TUB Hussuv & DAYCa,400-41 IS. I6tb
GRAND FALL OPENING
Of New Millinery Novelties nt 8. HofF-
man'r ' , 1408 Doughs Street.
EVERY LADY SHOULD ATTEND
Wciliirmlnv < Tliuriiliiy nml I'rlilny Xnxt ,
October r. , 0 mill 7 , Will tin Otimlin't
Three ( Irrut .Mllllnuiy Dust-
Do Not forgot.
Our store will bo bountifully decor
nted , n line band will bo in attendance
and everyone will bo presented wllhn
lovely bouquet as n souvenir of the
event.
Thousands of beautifully trimmed hats
nnd hundreds of exquisite patterns , iin-
noi'ted directly by in from Paris , Lon
don nnd Ho i , 11 n , In nil the varied tints
and shapes which make the styles more
than usually interesting tills season ,
will bo on exhibition to delight the
visitor , besides the lovely designs of our
own trimmers , which for practical hats
cannot bo excelled west of Now Yorlc.
There has never been such a display
of evening hats , toques and bonnets
shown in Omaha ; S , HolTman never
does things by halves , so when wo ad-
vet tiso n display of opera hats wo do
not mean two or throo. but hundreds.
Wo predict thnt every ono will bo
nslonishud nt our Immense display , but
Iho greatest surprise will bo our prices.
Mlliincry has been advertised In Omaha
nt wholesnhi prices for so long that the
fake has become stnle , and wo will
demonstrate to a long sufJforlntr public
that wholesale prices are "not in it. "
How do these quotations strike youy
Crush It-its advertised at wholes-ilo
for SOe , our price tje. !
Tourist caps advertised nt wholesale
for 4"c , our price UOc.
Trimmed hats for children , "oc.
Fine trlmmoil hats for children , $1.2-5.
Mih cb'and ladles' trimmed sailors
advertised at wholesale for 81.50 , our
price 7oe.
Beautifully trimmed toques , velvet or
felt , till color * , in small sillc ribbon , tips
or fancy feathers , tit $1 ! 50 ; our wholesale
competitors ask $100 to Jfli.OJ.
French felt hats , turb.ins , etc. , in silk
velvet , line ostrich tipa , ponpons or im
ported fancy feathers for the sina'l ' Bum
of W.OO. You can not duplicate this hat
for IcbS than 57.00 any pluco in the
world.
All silk velvet hats , bonnets nnd
toques , copies of the bust French pat
terns , at So. Bo sure and sco these as
they arc worth lully 3113.
Everybody como out aud enjoy our ar
tistic di-play music llowors , atten
tion from rolinud and nolito s.ilcs ladies
and the most beautiful display of hats
ever made in Omnha.
Rcmembor Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday , October 5 , 0 and 7. Open Wed
nesday and Thuisday evenings
S. HOFFMAN ,
1118 Douglas Stteot.
Ladies' Trimmed ll.it Ml to.
Tomorrow This is wonderful.
Now , stylish goods.
Street nnd dro s hats.
All at wholesale prices.
This is for Monday only.
MRS. R. II. DAVIES.
Wo are still selling goods nt our usual
low prices at Ultu and Cuming streets.
F. C. JOHNSON , Pi op.
F. J. HIT/IL , Manager.
Fine organs , $2500 up , pianos $07.00
up , at Weber's 113 N. 15th street.
A r.itu-rn IIiiinr
At 1514 Hartley. Ladles patterns cut
and guaranteed to lit. Feathers dyed ,
clo'ined and curled. Ladles felt hats
reshaped.
Tin : WKSTKUN STHAW Co.
Auction .Sillc.
Furniture , carpets and draperies ;
special bargains in carpets and rugs ,
parlor and bedroom furnituto , folding
beds , drills , etc. , etc. . Monday morn
ing at 10 o'clock in east store oy
Robert Wells , auctioneer.
CHARLES SHIVERICK & CO. ,
Furniture , c.irpots and draperies ,
1204 , 1200 , 1208 and 1210 Farnam.
o
Samuel Burns will continue "Jar-
denier s'llo" another week. 100 to go ut
one-half former prices.
COLORADO CO I , I ) .
Don't Ilu 1'oiir All Viior I.ifc.
I want a part nor with $400. Think wo
can make 320,000 sure in six months.
Perfectly legitimate and requires none
of your time. For particulars address
Ilanford Stott , Durango , Colo.
0
Wo are still selling goods nt our usual
low prices at 21th and Cuining streets.
F. C. .ToiiNhOX , Prop.
F. J. lIumL , Manrgor.
CHEAPER THAN BREAD.
OjHters In Oiiitili.i Como at Your Oun
The oyster war coes merrily on with no
blgn of iibituii , ' ' Slaeo attention was called
to this subject a few days ago there lias bcou
n sltll further cut in prices. Oyatora nro
selling lower tliiui lu any other city In tbo
wc'tt , lower oven tliiin In Ulucaso.
The Litest published prices at Chicago anil
Kansas City compared with Omaha will
show tbo extent of ttni cut. The following
are tbo wholesale price j per can :
Oiimhn. Chlcajro , K 0.
Now VoiU Counts . . . : ! 4 4li 41
i\iruSoieiH3 : . .M : u : v
Hum liinla . VI 28 21
Moillums . 14 'J. >
boupoystors . U ! M
Kimsus City ( lees not quote anything
below 'J.'ic. Tlio retail price In Otnalm la
sunposcd to bo about fie per cnn ubovo the
wholesale price , out sotna doulorj are salit tfl
have cut clown the margin.
In splio of the hot weather the demand for
oysters bab been enormous and bouses have
been leapt busy tilting orders.
Dross patterns nt cost next week.
M. McGitATH , 318 Riuiigo block.
Wo nro still soiling goods nt our usual
low prices nl 21tli and Cuming1 sticots
F. C. JoilNhON , Prop.
F. J. IIir/.ii < , Manager.
N. Y. Board of Health dlalnfoc.tinit
"Anti-Germ , " Sherman & McConnell
'
Puacock Is the bast soft eo-il. Sold
only by Jones , opnujlto postolllco.
.
Latest sheet music at lloipo'a
California
Pullman tourist slooplng care" nro rui
dally on all Pacific const trains via th
Santa Fe route , the shortest line t
California.
The cars nro furnished with bedding
niairoubos , toilet articles , etc. Porter
nro in attendance. Second-class ticket
me honored on those ears.
In addition to tlio daily service th
Santa Fo Route runs special oxcursio
parties with an agent of the coinuany i
charge , using those tourist aloopini
care , nnd lonvlnp Knnsns City over
Sunday noon.
For further information nnd time tnbl
of the Santa Fe Route und reserving c
sleoplug car berths , address R I.
Pnlmer , passenger ufont , 1810 Farnai
treot , Omaha , Neb ,
ED N , BRW'S ' G , 0 , I ) ,
Soina Startling iEricss on Groceries for
Toteorrow ,
READ PRICES ) ON CANNED GOODS
i : rrjtlilnR In ( ) nn Store W III llo Sold at
Cost ITiro All IhUVrck to
.Muko Itooui Tor
New ( liMids.
Everything fjooa nt cost anil wnen you
rotnotubor Hint most of those oodsoro
houpht of the dhofilT ut luilf tltolr Vfthio
yon can toaillly sco how low you etui
buy thuni.
\Vo'vc ( jot to intiko room for now
Rooils thut will ttrrifo about October 10.
L'ANNIil ) GOODS.
Can tointitoca 8u , Ilu , lUc.
Can corn "c , Oc. lie , 13o.
Can peas Oc1 , ! ) c. lie , Mo.
Ctn : atring beans 8u , lie.
Cun Limn bonus 0 , 13e.
8-pound can npnlcs Oc.
1-pound can California njirlcots , 1 Ic.
( pound can California egg plums , 1 Ic.
( pound cttn ijenlcd ponciios , 1 Ju.
i-pnuiul can Burtlott pears , 10o.
1 gallon plo pouches , 37c.
1 gallon tipples , 2 ( ! .
MISCELLANEOUS.
1-pound package gloss Htarch , Cc.
1-pound package corn starch , Oc.
0-pound box ploss sturch , 37c.
2-uound j > aclcugo Quaker oats , Se.
2-pound package Quail oats , Se.
! ! pound package hominy , So.
2 Ib. package California breakfast
flour , ! ) c.
1 Ib jackago ) bird scodIc. .
Eagle milk and can , lie.
Mustard sardines , 7c.
Oil Btirdlncs , 4c.
Washing nowders , all kinds , 3c.
Sotlit and oyster crackers , 5c ,
Dusky Diamond tir ! bou * , ) , 3o.
Tarlvo tar soap , 3c.
A uood Itiundry soap , Jlc.
Picnic hums , or Dotnul , 7Jc.
Breakfast b.icon , lOc.
Cid lisli , 7c.
A No. 1 oreain chcoso , Oc.
Wliilo clover honey , lound brlelcs ,
loc.
loc.No.
No. 8 copper bottom wash boilers , 75c.
No. 8 copper bottom lost kettle , -loo.
All Hour gocb at cost this week.
SO pounds granulated sugar for $1.00
with your older.
We have to.is und colTces ut u price
that will surprise you , come und bee
them.
Those goods must bo sold , come early
and get > our choice.
ED N. BROWls'S C. O. D. ,
114 and 110 South 10th street
The largesi exclusive grocery house
west of Chicago.
StonehlU't , old eland , next to the Bos
ton stoic.
A Card from MSH | Alton lnnnrs.
I am now ready to show an entire now
line of full millinery , lltivo been in
New York for the pabt six weeks und
have tliw most complete line of pattern
huts over shown in Omaha ut extremely
low prices , \\jry respectfully ,
ALICI : ISAACS ,
307 South 10th street.
Wo uro still belling goods at our usual
low prices ut 21th and Cuining streets.
F. C. .lOHNPON , Prop.
F.1 J. Ilr.TZiu , , Manager.
Grrat bargains in plnnos ftnd orgnno
this woolc.Vcbor'b music house , 113 N.
15th.
Now china for decorating at llospe's.
W. T. Seamanwagons and carriages.
Frescoing and interior decorating ; de
signs und estimates furnished. Henry
Lehman n , 1503 Douglas shoot.
JUDGE DOANE'S ERMINE.
Ho Will Put It Asiilo to to to ( 'ongrcsa or
lipsiiinu Ills l.nv 1'rncttco ,
Elected to congress or not olcutod to eon-
Krosa , it Is now certfilti that Judio Gcorgo
\V. Uonno will put astdo the robes of the
judiciary and stop down from the position on
the bench , wnich he hits occupied for u
number of yean. If not elected ho u 111 re
sume Ihe praotico of law In this city.
Judge Doano did not decide uutll yester
day ttint ho would positively luavo the
uoiich. Now , however , ho has given hu
word thut the dealing out of justice , so fur as
ho is conccrnod , will bo turned over to
others. When tills will ho tbo judge cannot
positively state. It mnr ba about the mm-
dlo of the prosoat month and It may not bo
until the middle of December.
In speaking of the matter yesterday , the
judge baid thut his nomination bad nothing
to do with his intention to resign. That ho
would leave the bench xvnB something that ho
decided upon some months nqo , though no
had not inado It public. The duties of the
court would prevent his rojiRiiutlon btlni ;
bunded to tlio governor for some duvs , us bo
dhl not proposeto do niiything that would
prevent or delay the administration of jus
tico.
tico.If
If be resigned this month ho said that ho
mlRht tuko home Interest In nolltlos , but if
the leslcimtlon was not banded In until De
cember ho would not take uny part In the
campaign , as ho did not think that politics
and the judiciarv went hand iu hand ,
Althouuli this information has not been
made public until now , II has been known , or
rnthor ( juossoJ at by a few parties who have
hud an ittoii thut ( hey were on the insluo , and i
u quint but lively hustle hus been inatio by
the parties wtio uro unxloui ) to stop Into the
blioos wnich .ludgo Doino nas worn for years
and is now about to throw n-.vuy.
That the opnolntoe will bo a democrat pees
without saying , and for that reason the hust
ling Is nil wltli the members of Iho demo
crullo family , So far U. li. B. Kennedy
OcorKQV. . Shields. Jonn Schomp und P. A
Brogau nro the promlnunt cuutllautes.
IMKOC.l UllUl'tl.
lmt Itullctlll ofltlin huiisou Inillciitcs il
Vciryt ( ( nud Vlulil ,
Huitov , S. t ) . , Out. 1. Below U bullotlt
No. 27 , giving crop conditions In Souti
Dakota up to data. No more crop bulletin ;
will bo Usuod from 'ho Unlto.l States
weather bureau hero the present BQUSOII
Throahlng is procrossliiK slowly , prosou
indications uelnslthai it will continue Intc
Into the full months , \Vhoat is ro ported u :
ylolditifc' on ua uvoiufro of twelve to elghtcci
bushels per ncro. The fnvorable wuuthci
conditions of the past two weeks through
out ovorv section oi the state have souuroly
sealed Iho condition of tbo corn orop.
The ontlro cropuvltn the exception of i
small poition planted very lute , is oocuroc
uo > end nil nroli.iblo doubt. In the contrn
nnd west pot lions of iho state thoio has no
boon an Instance of a killing frost thl
season. In the custom ana southoastori
portions , whore corn la tne furthest ad
vaneud , u killing frost occurred , but at thu
tlmo most of the corn was In u condition t <
bo llltlo harmed by its effect.
Reports relative to thu crept of millet am
flax continue lluttorlnir. A great ubunclanoc
of hay hau been cut aud put la stuck. H.nn i
now noodoit budly to place thu soil iu KOO
coudltlon for lull plowing.
Murrl.iiu I.U'OIKOI ,
The following marriage HCOMSOS were IE
sued by County .Tudgo Eller yesterday !
Niiino und address. A0't
Nolun-l Iicoy , Om-ilm . . .
A.inc | t < 1'ilriur , Waterloo.WU
I Oil a 1 1 us WaBliur. Oinalia
Oiiiulm , ]
to Anton Choinlc. Omih.i : v
AniiiX VatoniOiuulu 1
Joseph Lallor. Omnlu , ' .
Miiry Ncetuo. Oinahu. . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . V
IU i Oliver O. Itoborti , Arlington
1 Laura L. l'llcliVushluutou J
LARGE STEAL UNEARIlI.il )
Five Iowa Farmers Endeavor to Divert tbo
Mrsjuri's ' Course.
LIVES READY TO BE SACRIFICED IF NEEDED
llolilitiff Up tlin "lllc Mutld ) " .More I'rollt-
ulilolli in lloldini ; Up Uxcrlnni
Sc\rnil Onmli.x M n Vttnlly
Intcicntcd Iu the Kcsiilt.
While the Interest of the publlo was centered -
tored on the Invoatigntlon of tuo nllcBod
BtualhiRs of city ofllcmls In connection with
the building of the city hall , another .H-
tempted steal of fur greater m.ignltudovns
being une-M'thoil , nnd the aid of the distilct
court was Invoked to slop In and' prevent It.
It w is nothing moro nor less than tin at
tempt on the part of certain Iowa parties to
dli ; un Immense ditch acnm the noclt of tlio
big bend Just tnis stdo of Hcllovtic , turn the
Allssouri river throuith it , cut off 2,800 ticros
of Nobrdskn lutid aud throw it over into
Iowa.
The magnitude of the Bchomo andtho bold
ness with which the instigator * of It were
going about its accomplishment , together
with the fact Unit to successfully carry It
out would mean the probable destruction of
a score or moro of lived , stamps It as the
most diabolical nnd at the sumo tlmo one of
the most stupendous undertaking * ) of n crim
inal character that was over brought to the
attention of the pcoploof Douglas , Sarpy and
I'oltawuttarcla counties.
IICL-ii At It for .Moulin.
Although the plotters had boon at work
over blnco last Juno Iu carrying tnolr nefar
ious plans into olTect. so secretly had thov
cor.c'uclud their piollmimiry operations thai
no Intimation of u hot they \\eto about had
reached Iho notice of the public , and It was
or.lvhon , omboldcnod bv the success that
hud thus far attended their effoits , they bo-
ctimo mote bruzjn in rushing the work
tliroiuh to a termination , that the property
owners who were nhout to bo despollud o'f
their posso'sblotiH discovered what was Bolnp
on , nnd nt once took summary proi-ocdlngt to
bring operations to n s'undstlll. At ! I.10 !
o'clock last Thursday afternoon Sheriff
Whllnny of S.irny county served Iho restraining -
straining order Issued bv Jtidijo Seott that
put a stop to the { woik , und now two pieut
ditches , ono JOti fcot loui ? and the otlur l.'iO
feet lonir , seven feet deep and live loot wide ,
with great mounds of freshly turned eartti
along cither side , are the silent witnesses
of Iho stupendous ateal mat live Iowa farmers
attempted to perpetrate , hut which will
never ho can-led out.
The bond at the point , nt which the land
thieves have been at work was somownat
changed by u freak of Ino erratic Missouri
over thirty years ago , when n portion of the
original bead was cut off and thrown over
into Iowa. The change in Iho river's course ,
bowevor , tLtow Itasaiust the loun shore at
a point farther down stream , and it lias OVIT
alnco been cutting Into prohibition soil nt
thut place , and during the quarter of u con-
lurv that has Intervened smco then lias
( raduallv added hundreds of aerosol Iowa
land to the Nebraska shore , as if to make up
lor the generous slice thut it had arhltianly
coded to Iowa iu a bunch some tlmo before.
lliiultc'j' ' I. und Endiingcroil.
A few rods from the bend on the Iowa
shore Mosquito creek wir.ds its way south
ward through tbo Iowa bo'tom towaid an
other big bend In the river a couple of miles
below. In tins creek the river must soon
llnd a new channel if the rapid cutting away
of the eastern bank is not prevented , and by
taking this cour- several fine farms on the
Iowa bottoms would bu ruined and thousands
of dollars damages done. To change the
channel mid stop further cutting away of the
eastern bunk those interested resolved on a
oold move which , It successlully carried out ,
would causa tenfold more damage lo tie
Nebraska aide than would bo caused by the
river cutting a now channel through Mos
quito creek.
Tlio fuims on the other aide of the river
that are now suffoilng from the encroaen-
mcnls of ' .ho muddy stream are these of
Abuor Wright and ono Jenkins , and it is for
these men that tbo contractor who was cut
ting the ditch said that ho was working
when interrogated by the sheriff oa that
point. nd tnesoaro iho individual whom tbo
intctostcd property owncis on this side
of the river propose to make sweat before
they git through with the case.
The ono nan who wa9 instrumental moro
than any other m securing the injunction
and stopping the work was Charles I * . Benja
min , the real estate man of this city. Ho
told the whole story of the plot yesterday.
His indignation had hardly cooled even in
the thirty-six hours that had olnjneil slnco
leaving the scene of operation , and ho betran
bv characterizing the attempted steal us the
most unparalleled piece of gull and rind that
hud overcome to his notice.
"Uhy , " ho said , "thoy had gone about it
with just as much assurance and just as sys
tematically as though they owned nil the
Und that would bo alToctoJ and beamed us
uncoticotnod us though they wore simply
making a few unimportant changes in their
own dooryard. They had oven had an
engineer go over the ground nnd carofullv
murk out the route which the Jiggers were
to cover.
Tlli'yVCTO Working In K.irnoU.
"Ob , I toll you the whole scheme had been
mapped out , und it was only by the meroit
chance that their plan was up ot. If tbo
water had been turned Into that ditch there
would bo no t > uch thing as undoing the work.
Over OUU acres would have boon lifted
to the Iowa slda nt the llrst pop
and the lay of the land is such
that over 2,000 acres more would have
followed .suit just as soon as the cbaunol got
fulily to work in Its now locution. It would
have cut oil land owned by Charles
Chllds , Llnlnger & Motcilf , the B.
& M. , II. T. Clarke , George Llllv , Win.
MtCaguo , tlio Proibylcrlun mission of Bos
ton , myself and 1 don't know how many
otheis. Thnro would huvo boon -.800 acres
of it altogether , which is over OJi ) ocroa
morn than was thrown over lo this side bv
the big chancre at Kast Omaha in 18TI1 and
would have Inlllctod r. damugo thut $1UJ.OOO (
wouldn't bngln to cover. The llrst woik
wus done iii Juno und it was thou that the
shorter ditch was dug. That wus nocossarv
to connect the longer one that was to bo dug
later with thu low land between n draw thut
thuv intended to utlllzo and the river. They
dug tnat mid then stepped work , in
oroer to throw everybody oil the
track. That ditch wus out in thu
open , whore it could no teen , and
they knew thut It wouldn't ' do to iry to dig
it lifter the other was done , as that would
tip off the whole thing before they would bo
able to make connections. Lntor they began
work on the big ditch , which runs through
the underbrush , and atrords concealment tor
these who wore to do the digging. For a
time they worked uights and Sundays , but n
week ngo yesterday thov bogau working
days , and were lushing it u > fast ns they
could , wUon we got word Irom lieu Murks
on tne other sldo of the rlvor. Ho
has u farm down there , that the
river doesn't affect now , but If
this plan wus carried out it would throw the
channel right against his laud , und then ho
would have lo stand some heavy washing.
\Vhen ho dloiovciod what was up ho of
course took stops lo put a stop to It , and telegraphed -
graphed thu comtubla nt Papilllon , and that
olllter at once noiiiled ns what was going on.
Wo hud fcupposod that the wholo.schomo hud
been abandoned months ugo , baton receiving
thu notlllcutlou realized that something must
ha done at oneo und secured the restraining
order , having of course to put up u bond before -
fore wo could got It.
"Whon I wont down there with the olllccr
to nerve the order I found the contractor ,
whoso name u Wright , and twelve men bind
at work In the ditch. 1 aked him what ha
\\R9dolnu , and he frankly admitted thut he
wus turning the cour o of tuo rlvor , I told
bun Ibttl ho had IHTVO to sav that ho wus
changing Iho channel uf u navigable stroatn ,
when itmeunttbopuiiltenliarvaboid ( orh.in ,
and then ho suld tbut he wus only a con
tractor ana was working forsomoboJy else ,
llo said that the names of his 'mi'
ployor were Abner Wright and Jenkins ,
and that they were farmers just across
Ihe river. The men uad boon hlicU
lu Omaha , South Omaha and Council Bluff j ,
and Imd only been told that thov woio trained
tovorl' Iu the ditch at { 1.5U n day. Somu of
thorn wcro tramps , aud when asked If the ;
did not know that the penitentiary was
staring thorn in the face , replied that thoj
would then at least cot loiaolhlns to eai
every dnv. In a homo no r by they had
tnonty-otio loaves of bronrt , two M IM of
bacon and n quantity of Hour , bcnns nnd
pork. Thov wore ordered to throw down
their shovels nnd they readily obeyed the
order of the court M voiced through the
proper officer.
Smcr.U rmnlllpt Kndtngrfrd *
"If the water tmd been turned in there It
would have drown oil out twrlvo or llftcoa
families whoso homos were directlv In Uio
path that had been maruod out for the wntor
to lane. The people hud just discovered
what was bnldg done , nnd were terribly ox-
cited. They hnd sent n committee of ono to
wait on the contractor nnd liti men , nnd had
notified thorn thnt tiniest work was dlscon-
Untied the consequences would bo fearful.
The contractor responded bv appearing with
an additional force that more than doubled
the gang , nnd gave it out cold that ha would
not bo bluffod. Many of them were armrd ,
nnd the settlers had llltowho prepared for
war , nnd that was the sttuotlon when wo
nppcnred on the scone In the afternoon. 1
am llrmlv convinced thnt there would hnvo
boon bloodshed if wo hud not interfered , for
the settlers were determined to kill thoni
unless they quit work. You couldn't blutno
thorn it thov aid , for thov would have boon
drowned thoniscl\os if the plans of Iho
trespassers were carrlcn out. Ills qulto
corluin now that nothing furUior will bo
done In the way of digging thodltuh , nnd tlio
Injunction will como up before JddRO Scott
at Piipilllon , Novomocr 10.Vo pronoso to
got Iho United States to take n hami In the
affair , If Ills true , ns wo behove , that 11 con
stitutes n crime to attempt to turn the chan
nel of n navigublo stream , In which ihoso
people across the river will rue Iho day that
they tiled to stoul nearly 'IOOJ acres of No-
brnskn land. Their Rehoino would have re
sulted In sending tlio waters of the Missouri
rushlne along right up ngalnst the voiy roadbed -
bed of the B. iV ; M , and wa expect the as
sistance of thnt cornorntlon , ns well ns that
of every properly owner In that vicinity.
With the inception of the Presbyterian mis
sion all the Ituid Is owned by Otnnhii
partial , nnd you may rest nssurcd that
they don't take kindlv to tholdoa of having
It transferred to lown. I understand Hint
ilvo men oa the other side cnglnccrod the
scheme nnd as the dlteh would cost about
fl.oOU It Is RUnoosed that they contributed
$ 3JJ apiece which would bo cheap enough for
gunrnntcolng protection for Ihoir lands and
hitching U.bJO acroi alonisldo.Vo propose
to got tlio natno of everybody who was
mixed up in the dent nnd Iho responsible
piutlos will suffer If there Is such n thing as
punishment possible The Missouri makes
changes enough without having any assist
unco from peonlo who nro bant on stealing
from their neighbor and wish to charge their
thlovingi to God Almighty. "
ANOTIIEU SENSATION.
AllliluUU rilml lu support of . Motion tii
Ki-liPiir Mnllciry Agiilnst I'littoraim.
The somowhat. sensational luwsult of Wil
liam Mullory ugatnstKlehard C. Patterson Is
booked for another round In the district
ourt of Douglas county. This case hus
iceii tried nnd retried until It has bccomo a
lousohold attachment In court circles.
As the story goes iu the petition , some j
rears ago Patterson represented himself ns a I
: ontldoatlal friend of the defendant nnd as |
ucti Induced him to buy n lot in Shlnn's seei i
i ml addition , on which ho paid the sum of
$35 per month until ho had paid S1.4TO oa the
purchase price , S-J.OIO. Mallory owned a
'arm which , ho avers , ho was induced to
mortgage to Pottoison in order to raise the
money to pay off the debt on the house. After
thoho deals hnd boon nil completed , Mullory
alleges , that Patterson tiled to bent him out
of home , farm and all. At the last term of
court Mnllorv succeeded in securing a judg
ment for $ ! ! l)0 ( ) und costs.
Pattono i his now asl'od fora now trial ,
nnd In support ot his motion hus tiled the
nflldavlts of Jutncn Fogurty and Otta It.
Stoubcn , In which thov luveur that they
hoard Mallory say thut there \v" nothing In
the suit nnd that'll wus only brouctit for the
purpose of getting moaov out of P.iltorson.
Yestcraay both Pognrtv pud Steuben mudo
uniduvlts that thov had not talked with Patterson - ,
terson about the matter , and their names , \ t
which wcro attached to the aflldavits which
ho had Hied , wcro forgeries. I i
The nfllduvlt of F. H. Klunlo IB also filed
In behalf of Mallory , nnd In it ho swears that
Patterson nskod him to sweav thnt Mallory
hnd told him the suit was only for the pur
pose of extorting money , nnd t\nt there wore
no merits In the case. Thin he refused to do ,
after which Patterson told him Vhat swearIng -
Ing to the alllduvlt would not nmount to anv-
Ibing , as il was only lo aid him in securing
a now trial of the case. Klnnlo also swears
that he was present when u man purporting
to bo Fogartv signed Patterson's nllldavlt ,
and that ho heard Patterson tell him that
there was t > for him in siening the paper.
Fogartv protested that ho did not know any
thing about the case , and thnt Patterson
said thnt that did not make any difference.
Work ( in tlm l'r > tolllcr.
The basement story of the now postofllco
and federal court , house building will bo
about completed by the last of October If the
work progresses ns It U at present. The
piers that support the Iron gliders are nearly
ull In and two-thirds of the iron work on the
basement is dono. The last of the water
table stone Is now on the way to Omaha and
will be in pluco in u couple of wooks.
The foundation of the tower is ready for
the brick work urd one of the brick blocks
for the steps nnd most of the brick work for
the main entrance Is already completed.
The wet lemon are pushing ahead with the
frcib nlr and nsti vaults on the north sldi
nnd the areas on the Dodge street und Oapl-
lol avenue sides are ready for the roping.
Mr. Edbrookosuld , when herotwo weeks ngo ,
that no would advertise for bids on tlienupor-
structure in about three weeks and contrac
tors uro therefore anxious to pet a craclt nt
the big Job.
_
Urpirtinciil nl tlio Plutto Not PS.
General Brooke Is expected homo from
Washington on Monday.
Captain Wordon has patented nn ingenious
contrivance for shaiponlng razors and scis
sors. The machine will probably take the
place of the old fashioned honing machlno
nnd will doubtless become n source ot con-
sloorablo rnvcnuo to tlio inventor.
The following troops from the Department
of Iho Platte will tuko pirt In the opening
oxurcisos of the World's Columbian exposi
tion at Chicago during thu present month :
Three troop * of the Ninth cavalry , three
troops of the Sixth , one of thorn being an In
dlun troop , nccjmpaniod by the band , mid
four companies of the Second infuiitry , with
the colonel , one field o.licor und the band.
iiitid V\t \ i > y r < mti > ul * .
J. K Vunols of 1'JU ' Charles street was hold
up bv fontpida nt rwantisth and Parlor
strcols Frulav night and i fit" poorer.
The roobor hnd u revolver , ho had iiono ,
and hU hand * consequently wont up with
easo. Throe inoa wore arrnstod on suspicion
but they could not bo Ido-illllod ,
Itrli'N.
A J , Hnrd In the hardware business at
Bortrand has sold out.
W. II. H oil will riimovi ) his general store
from Arapahoj to Holbrook ;
The foilura Is aiinounesd of 1C. Horwick ,
running a gouoral store ut Scrlbnur.
OMAHA , Oat. l.-lTo ihu r.rtltor of Tun linn ]
I'loa-ogno In your Siind ly'i paper thu cor-
rout pronunelutlon of tl.o won !
Xiitleimf flee tlncorl' * < uiilvil / litit , Jtftj
wit ; c ich in ! 'iltlonil ' u ; . Un _ cttiU , _
MoYiUIS-fo'Mr. nml Mrs 7 'w. Jlorrls , I7J1
I/ako street , u nnu , pimnU ulrl.
WARM WORDS OF SYMPATHY
#
Members of the Douglas Bar Pay Tributes
to a Do.id Jurist.
MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR J , R , CLARKSON
Itovilutlon * ot the Coiiiniltlro
ixpro ilon of tlm Vtrrnw of the .1
Follow Workers mul OITorlug Con-
< loli < nco to Ills Itrrnmil 1'amlly.
The Judge * of the district court nml the
members of the Douglas county bnrmotln tlia
largo court room In tbo court house ycstorrtny
morning to hoar the report of the commttloo
appointed to dintt resolutions to the memory
of .Indue Joseph II. Cl.irmon , who wn >
drowned in Uotioy Crook , July ! W.
Tno gathering of attorneys was the InrgoU
that has bent witnessed for years , fully 800
bolni ; present , The committee , composed of
lion. J M. Woolwortli , U. 1) Kstnbrook , W.
F GUI lev. 1. 1C. Conedon and Lee S. tistoilo ,
through Mr. Uuubrook , presented the fol
lowing resolutions :
Trllttito of tlio Attornp.1 * .
It coining to the knnnlmUo of this bonor-
niitoconrt tb it , on tlio S-ltli of July Init , Joseph
I ! 1'iiirkson mot his doiilti by drownlnir , mid
II appear MB seemly to tlm i-O'irl Hint n com-
niltloo boitppolnlMl to tiiko uiinroprliito no
tion In tlio tiromlsesi wo , the coiiiinltloo nn
pointed by your honor * , , IBK lliat our reuort
lie spro.id upon tbo records of Iho i-ourt us &
memorial of Mr. CluiU un'H untimely douth
nnd of ( lie ttuntlmont ot tlm Douitl is county
Imr tn tluit bubiilf.Vu further asU th.it th
clerk bedlroetod to iniiKp un e\omnllllcd cony
of tliU report nnd truiismit the same lo tlio
widow ot llio deceased.
\ \ c , the tiiombcrs of tbo Dim-his I'oimt v bi\r ,
s'nct'relv rturot tlio death uf .Joseph It ClnrH-
son isicclnlly : | do wo ri'irrut tlio tlmo und
in.mior uf his tuMni : olT. After u long lite ,
roundud lo Its oloso , do till miiy oiiuso Borrow
but not llltorno4. ) led ! li.ith so nrdnlnod t hut
In such CIIHO those who mourn shall be com
forted nml rocoiielleit ; Whl si ho who dlci
i-lusps bunds with th-isp lie loves on the horl-
7oii of thm life , nnd In their hcmlliu ojos bo-
hulils .ui earnest of thnt cro iter line Hut to
bo mul by do itb , us wus our brother Ulurkson ,
nil.lw.iy of ullolle I yi-.irs , hi tlio full runllh
of pli\slc.il mid mt'tilal pnucis ; to intieb out
pinpty liuiuls to empty hUus , insio id of oyi-n
suit used \\llb lo\r , to see only tlio cllilor of
llio tourluMi slurs ; Inxte id of tendeioleos , to
henr only tlio lorn-tome ulml mom tlio lush
Ui i SHI'S und the niounliu sedeo something
blither lliun philosophy must Answer tbu pro-
t > st ot human tmturn tigulnst a fate liKe tliln.
Hut Hod Is good nml bis w Uilurii , uvuu through
sorrow's collpse , wo may turtlnlly discern ,
llo bum Imposed u test of uburiiolor nnd
ttuubl us its Import and Us value. In llio
iiioinorvoC u llfoxn in inly upright bri\o und
pure whliparcrs lire slion' ' : mi-must and clr-
ciiiubtiinco buxo no Improsdlvouo-is.
Nulilr , HoiMnl , Itojul ( iiMillt-miin.
Jooph H. Olurksun linil \\ldoiiciinntntnnca
lu tills com in un I Iv , but the rudlu * of his Inllu-
en o wus not mo.isurcd by Ills ui-iiiilnluiite. | !
lie wus u mini u contletii.ut , nitli nil the
vir U < oti.illtlcs , tliitt the won ! Implies , l.oonlna
In Klronulh and courage , hutnllh the qulok
BUiipnlhlosof \\oniati ; dlunlllcd but not
distant : frulornlz nx but not familiar ; self-
reliant but not sulf-uHsoitho , hr > uas n noble ,
ioyul , honest Kentlom.in. As a citizen ho wii
nutivo burn , of n line of nncustors uho helped
in .Ko . our coyoruiiicnt und Klvo the word
"illI/en" Itsslstillioinuo nnd lory. Ilishourt
Know but ono iilloiliini.-o. Ills country was
bis world. Ho w is n lawyer who bunoied bU
piofcsslonntid wus honored by It. As to tbo
meiisuio of that honor und Iho lilKh oslcom lu
wh uh his brothers hold lilin , let these preseull
testify.
The short period ( limn. which ho presided
o\ei a eo-ordlnuto diMslon of ilils eonrb
punod him the pent of uny jndizo who Inn ,
from Its Irlbuniil , sn.iyud Ihe dostlr.len ot bli
fellow iiiiin. llo ruillzed to the iltinobt llio
s icioJ functions of tbo otlleo niicl the gravity
of its responsibilities. Un llio bench ho know
nor f i lend nor foe Utlznnts to him
were uustruotlons , lawyers us Impersonnl
us tbo books they rend from. lie
was patient In ho trim ? , but prompt
In .Imluinont. From the bur bo oxuctod a
rigorous courtesy nli'.uh ho WIIH careful to ex
tend , and If ho hud a f il In ; It .was , perhnps ,
to. ) creut suvorlly In ili'fonso of judicial pre-
nuullve ; lint this wus on the bench OlT Ilia
bcimh ho resumed llio olil-llmo rel illonshlp ,
nnd nota vcillyjo ot the justlolai remiilned ,
Thus wo camolo know thut behind the ( rona
of the lud'40 there bu.tmed tlios-nllo of frlona-
sh Di that w thill the bre.-valof the luaelHrato
tlicio throhlioil 11 tender , loxlnx liiiniau heart.
As u mini , ns n citizen , UK : i lawyer , ns a
ma.'lsli.ue. IIH a friend , wu know und honored
him. Hut ono only w.is permitted to know
him In nil the moods un I tenses of his Indl *
\Idiulltv , in the Intlnio vltu ; of domestic. In
tercourse. Who Is llicre would lift 111 *
\ellofthesnnotuary of home , tlm shilnooi
person ility ? This o know. Hint between
husband and wlfolheio w.is a boon compnii-
lon.shlp , u commuiiily of Interest , us excep
tion il us It , WIIB most boaul fill. Tn hur who ,
inoio than nil otheis. Is Loroftbyour brotbor'l
ilLMth , wo olTcr sympniliy und conilolcnco ,
uhlcli , bowover formally expressed , uro non
Iho less slncuro and genuine.
jAMhS \VoOM\OltTII ,
WILLIAM K. UUIILCV ,
I.M ! I'hTKI.I.E ,
ISAAO E. UONonow ,
lli.Mtr 1) . KSTAIIIIOOIC.
Committee.
Mr. Estabrook stnted lhat ho owed the bar
an npolcsy for seomliiK to have usurped the
duty of tbo chairman of the committee , but
Hint Mr. Woolworth hud boon vorv busy and
llio woilc of pieparlnj ; tbo resolutions bad
fallen upon him. "This , " ho suld , "concludes
Iho report of your committee , and wo aslc
that it bo received and bo vnudo a matter of
record. "
.liiuco Hopowoll assured tbo gentleman
aud the other members cf tno cummittoo thai
the report would bo spread upon the court
records.
iIiulKo Woolwnrtli'a Kulocy.
Mr. Wcolworlh said tbut a careful study
bud enabled him wspo.ik of Judco Clurkson.
Il wus bis pleasure , bo stud , some years ago ,
to have Judge Clnrksou and other young
mcinbars of the bar cull at bis bomo nnd
there the younn Juribt ItnprosBCd linn most
favorably. Ho bad seen him In tbo oxorcUo
of hU duties and bad become convinced that
Iho judjio bud a biit-Ill , future uofoio him.
It was with nxtromo disappointment that ho
had learned that the JiiUtfa had retired from
the bench of the district. " * *
" \Vben be sat upon the bench , " continued
Mr. Woolworth , "bis acls led mo to tblnk
that the dny would come when be would bo
inestimable to tbo court , iho bnr and tlio
Htnte. In apeuldnp of his private character
It Is one that may bo followed with useful-
nubs and pro III. llo bail a sunny nututo ,
ttioiiKh ho mot tbo euros of life with thoughtfulness -
fulness , but bo never allowed the in to wolKh
him down , bat accepted thorn with a buoy-
ma spirit. Tills IB EOimHtilng to bo ouvicd.
for how ninny arolboioof us who can loll
year after year , continually letting
tbo light of tbo sun sblno upon our noturul
Tins Is largely a matter of hiiblt and I beir
of those who have watched Judga Clarkson
bear up under tbo cnroi which wnro upon
him lo live as bo lived and walk as bo
walked. Alloftboso cures which came to
him were not onougb to inuko him fonrot the
dlschurpo of Ins duties to himself and to his
frlondb. This lesson I hope tbo young uiom.
bers of tlm bnr will luke to their hearts and
roim-iiiber all Uicir lives.
"Tnero are two kinds of honesty honesty
of the head und honesty of tbo heurt. It It
of thu head thut u man may think bonontly
and I'orruclly ; It Is of thn boon tbnt bo may
act honestly uud cotroctly , Uotb of ihoso
Judge Clarkson posi.ossed. It never occurred
lo tils mind to inquire Into motlvoii ; It
bfoincd tbat when no wont upon the baoclt
thut ho became clear , truiibparont mid roso-
lulo Tlioso were llio great oloniPiils of his
ctmr'actur which 1 Haw cxorcUrd moro than
otico when I heard him usk , 'Wbut Is tbo
totitnversyl Wbut Is the Juttlco botwoau
Uioau partlCBl1
" \Vo , all cf ns , wbon death comes to ono
of our associates , put aside what ought not
to bo suld and oliorUh what is good , Tbat
nlousos tbo heart , but out of all of this lotu
di.iw illusion tbuv will toacli us lo bo ( rood
njVuilK < ' Hopowoll said that on bohnlf of
hlrnsL-lf and for tils associates tbo resolution *
met with hearty approval.
Ho spoke In high terms of tbo character
of Judge Clurkson and out of respect tn hl
memory tno court adjourned for tbo day.
Used in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standar