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THE OMAHA DA1IA' BEE : MOXIUY. FEIHirAPY G , 1893. kof lot 10 is Bio id It , Km Iw pn 5 THE DAILY BEE ! > SO. 1 * PKAKL , STKKKT. 1 r furrier > ny p rt of the city II > \ Tll.TON. - XANAORIC. -n < i\rx ' tl "ln " Office .VKA 77O. > . N , Y r C'c * r Duff ! I.umiw Co Oo l A > Mliito has j > urYh * l th tt lbtt i- r.i f i. ( ; Kuotts A : Co. T it. council fll hota It * reguter r. r. * , . , r if tlBF this evenlnjr. H < . J hn AsWn of Kearney. Xeb. . own- Mr pulpit at the Congrcpattonol church jesUnla. ) IJ .jc thi infant child of Mr. nml Mr * . H. M Bcbcti&r-p. died Saturday at the rctMence m Keg C'rctk township. A j AH : man named Clnrk. who is cm- 1 > 1el at th Open Iron work * . BroVc a lee twJr1a. aftrrnoon by a fall which lie hud v.l ut tr.\inu to board a train. Hcv J M Wilson. D.D. , of Omaha % vill j n it' ' * tv'jijrht ' at the Sctxmtl 1'rosbyterian ! > nh ir. unnection nith thf revival ser- Vi \\huh will j-ontinw thin week. tY.- ! . Allen was arrest < d Saturday night ! > . - % l with burtrlaririne a store at the cor- tier of HnaOwaj aud Sixteenth street and ham. a bat' of tn iland Mine other tr.cn. haudiii' . Chafes Karhwitz died of consumption ivit.rdn ; , cvcnintr after an illness of eieht .t s j-jrc-d 4s . \ ir at his home. 2HCH K _ ! h Trjirtwnth Mr t. Notice of the fu : ! r.i3vill be piveii lat'T. Mr ant' Mrs. Chnrles Keno entertained a p. r . i.f frvndsat hijrh five la-,1 Thursday lU.ni.p at their home on Frank street. I'rws were won b\ Miss Fannlu Suirc. and Messrs James Yeajter , Ralph Williams and \\Lhatn A men in ? of tin ? Voumr Men's Kepublk-an < 1ib 1 was helil Snturttus fveniLR at theofUce nf Mn.iilv & llMrelion. t whk-li it was de- t.-cd to ortMniu * want rlubs in every want in tH ci < - The committernian of cai-iT" ward Mill h.ivo the refixmMbiliij of seeing that the mo e is undertaken. Mrs Major French of Knsland will deliver address , s UiU au < l tomorrow eveaings at thf Hr'i.ui ' .iy Methodist ohuirh on the sub- j tsHie Salvation Artny in the Shuns" and ( . RMI ration and Sacrifice. " Captain drab ti ; "t l > s Moines will assist in the meetings Dt.is s missinn was duly installed in it * new quarters on Bnaiit street yesterday. Dodir itor > exenisc were hold in the after- nwn Hr Stephen I'liclps preachinfT the ser- mcn , nnd short addresses twini ; made by Ktv H P Dudley. Kev. K. W. Allen , Mr BircMllof Ohio and others. The room was lilicd to its utmost rtiiwrit.v. At the close a col.txti u vras taken up. Mr Delonp stjtinp bcfcii-chind that he had Tei-tived plodpcsof SoT \ tn.mtli . from iai-h of three prominent I.Sincss mtn of thec-ity to aid the mission in i s crlt durine the fominsr year. Pledges were also riveivctl from others and a Jar e an-o' ntviis paid in. Tlio room has been tKac.td . tind thoroughly renovated , and is now in fir tlasi condition for the purpose to win 'i it has Ixx-n set apart. Pi-"s of people nave pues , ntn DeWitt s \ \ Itca Haiol salve will cure theai. To Council Itluir- mill Oiiialm Itrmrn. All icedealerN of ( Viundl BluiTs aud Omaha are hercbj ni'tiflcnl that WP , the ' butt'liers of CViuncil Bluffs. will c ntraft witii any rfsixrinsible party the lowcs-l bid to furnKh us iw d < mn < ; tlieuninier of Ife'.C ' , in such qurntilks and at buch times asvo may dti-irc. All bid.ia \ t beent to M. " \Vtlker. 007 Main t-trcet. by February 25 , wlien they will be opened by a com- mittco of three. 51. WH.KKH , W. STOHTZ , JOHN EVJ-JIS , HOIIT. BAUDATZ , C. L. NUN AS , " \V. KEKI.INU. J. II. MlLLEK , Ht'HER BltOS. , G. II. KOEWLEK , J. II. PACK , J. H. LEAKE. Jos. WARIJEAIX , MirrzbER & RAxnoi.KTT. PETJlYUUltXSK & liETALUCK. C. (5. Saunders has returned from a trip to CUlcaco. F. H Keys has retumexl from a two -creeks visit to his.old home at Hillslorough , O. Mrs. F. A. Patrick , who has been visiting Mrs. A. P Hanchtilt for n couple of weeks , leaves todaj for her home in Marengo , 11L Constipation cured oy OeWitfs Early Kiscrs. The mow an : ? cold weather dees not diininibh the demand for ncreapo in the Klein tract , -i mil < " * east of the post- ollicev300 acres yet for t-alo in from one to ttn acre tract ? , suitable for fruit and garden. Day & Hcf-s. , agents. 3D Pearl htreet. _ Coal and wood : be-t and cheapest Missouri hai-d wo < xl in the pity ; prompt delivery. H. A. Cox. No. 4 dain. Might Iluic ( iono I'urtlifr. CorxciL Bi.fFr , la. , Feb. 5. To the Ed itor of THE BEE : Most American h' tcl | iatrons are in syjnimthy with the view taktu by Mr. Charles Fellows of so-called Drench" bills of fare in his letter published m , .pr issue of today It is time that the pi.iUi-0 of desL-ribiu dishes in "hiph falutin1 and Impure Fienchvas done away with by hotel keejicrs. and plain every day FneUsh used instead. \\ouUl it not. however , have been a little more consistent in Mr. F. to have described himself as "Head Cook at tbe Pax ton" rather than -'Chef at the Paiton. " What is the meaning of "Chef" anyway ! Ctl IH1.ES COSKLIXO. Now that diphtheria is prevalent in Council Bluff * and Omaha every family hhould bo provided with Dr. JeflorU' in fallible diphtheria preventive and euro. It can be had of Council Bluffs drug gists or at 2404 Cumin ? street , Omaha. Cobs coal , wood. I ! " Main. finds out that Stutsman Street i all right for the piano bu ine > i , just look at his now signs. I'lre lrslrii ) u IC A defective tlueis supposed to have caused thofiro which resulted In the destruction of the home of James Thompson , on the corner of Third street and Willow avenue about 10 o'clock last nijrht. Mr. Thompson and family had retired , and the flames , fanned by the wind , had tniined such headway before they were awakened that they had only time to don CM auty attire and escape with their lives The bouse wa owned Oy F. B. Hart of Minneapolis , and the damage , about $ .VK ) . is covered by insurance , llie furniture , which was also destroy od , was covered by a l-JOO policy _ For warming guest chambers , bath rooms , etc. , our ga * heaters are jut what you want. Look at them. Clean , ccnvt-nient , cheap. C. B. Gas and Klee- trlc Light Co. Mine , Helen Morrill. hairtlresing and inanieiuv. Room . ' 11- , Merriam block. Finest Arixto cabinet photos. $2 per doz. Abhton's studio , 18 N. Main btreet Dmtli of Chitrlcj Kapp. Xews has been received of the death of Charles llapp , a well known Council Bluffs man who left for Davenport about two juars apt ) . Huwas employ ed in Eiscman's store , and aften rd in Iliedermau's clothinjr store I j t Tuesilay ho was found dead in bed at his room , suflocnte * ! byus ( fiwn a coal stove , Stltle your bill at Davf , thedruggis-t , and tiive exiH > ux > . asaftor Kith in-t. : hills will be yiven attorney for oollevtion. Dt you fmokt ? Ha\ vou tried T. D. King Ai IVx'b Partat-asV ItV a charmer. Jubt light one. Another improvement to the popular Schubert piano. Swansea Mu&ia Co , MS i FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Extended Criminal ( krar of Young Mr. Worries Soddeny ] TermbatwL STOLE WHEN , WHERE AND WHAT HE LIKED More Than 1111 } IliircUrlr * In thr l.ntl TITH .MonIlK I'rrprtratrri lij- ( 'Imp Uho Wan Not < 'on lilrJ "Vrrf ! mi > < > th" In Any \Vaj. J. P. Word en. a rouat ? aian who lias been pnii4oyed by Itlley & Kh rraden for u couple of months past , has the propct of spen Jin ? the greater portfoe of hU future life behind the br of the state penitentiary. He U now in the city Jail with the charpe of ourplary entered on the book against him. there Ix'inj : so many -count ! , " to the charge that the ofticials hive not yet had time to ngare them up. From all indications , however - ever , he has been carrying on bnrrlary in a systematic manner for several months past , and in that way has saved the morwhiih ; , . if his con ek'ce had IhH-n a little ntore louder . , he would have had to pay for cloth- itip. \Vhen Spetiaan Bros store on lower Main street was opened yesterday morning the Jlsovpry WJ9 made that n burglar had been there during the ni ht. The gl iss transom over tbe rear door was broken o ] > cn and pieces of pluss were scattered all over the floor , some of them thirty feet from the door. Tlie back door was standing open and throueh it tbe thief had evidently made his exit alter guiug through the builaint- . Dnrr Too Often. Mr. SK-tman ) is a generous mnu. an3 is wtilin ? to share his proj ert.v with the ncodv up to a certain point , but this made the second - end time bis ftoro had U-en broken into in two months , and bis natural generosity was covered up by a desire to g t hold of the man who hnd robbed him. He accoiMmcly made a round-up of all the saloons on Broadway and Vain streets , in the hope of finding somt'lKxI.v with a new suit of clothes on. At a -viloun on Broadway near the corner - ner of Second street , kept by one Olsen. Spetman rim across Worden. j clad in one of the missing suits OmVer Fetorsjn. w ho was with Spctman , at one. ; placed the young man unJer arrest and he was token to the city building foraneam- inntion. At first be put on a bold front and denied ever having been implicated in any- tliine crooked Ahile the examination was in progress an officer was sent to Ililey .t Shorradcn's to make an examination of the young man's ef fects. Two valises were found there which , when ojieued , proved to he lull of very sus- pieious looking stuff. Clothing , shoes , Jew- dry , cutlery , cigars and firearms were thrown in indiscriminately , both valises being filled from cover to cover. A search was made-in the front room of the eiablish- tnent , which is not used by the firm except for storinu goods , and a brand new bicycle was found llw * llen a Vrry Hu r llurslar. For several mnntlis past burglaries have been going on ever.\ few nights , monej and meixhandise being takeu in quantities rang ing all the wa.up to j.V > in value. M. Marcus'clothing store. Peterson i S < hoen ing s hardware store. N A Tajlur's grocery and the Women's Evhanst ; stand in oormei- tion with it , J. Sullivan's and "C. O D " Brotvn's grxuerj stoics form a partial list of the places visited. Tlie officials nt om-e jumped at thecomlusion that Worden was the guilty party , and when he was accused with the burglaries he dropped his air of in jured inno.vnce and owned up that he was guilty in s-ever.il of the cases , while circum stantial evidence is very strong against him in .all the others Spetmau identified four suits of clothes , a lot of underwear , some .shirts aud two valises as having come from his store. Marcus identified an overcoat , a pair of shoes and some more of the underwear as what was stolen him. Peterson .t Schoeuing identified a revolver and a lot of cartridges. Worden admitted having broken into Spet- man's Marcus' , Brown's and Sullnan's places , and showed a couple of boxes of cigars that he had taken from the latter store. Tlie men who worked with Worden say that he had some cakes on one or two oc casions , which are now supposed to have been taken from the Women's Christian i association stand in Taylor's store. Tlie bicycle is identified by S. M. Williamson as the one which was stolen from his place a i few nlfhts ago. but Worden said to one of his fellow workmen when he got it that it had been sent to him from his mother , who lives at Arcadia. > "eb. llrVat 11 Drtct'tli * * . Too. Worden has been here about a year , and formerly worked in a restaurant on Broad way. He has never been considered csj > e- ciallysmooth. . " but has acted more like a boy than a joung man ot 1' ' . In the use of firearms , however , he is an adept. He pointed out to a fellow workman a morn ing or two ago. a mouse lying on the floor about twenty feet from his bed , whiihhad bothered him during the nteht. The body of the little animal lay w ith a bullet hole through it , Worden having shot him from his bed during tbe uis-'ht. Among the younc man's effects was found a card from the Metropolitan Detective agency , one of the Chicago concerns that sells stars and "commissions" to boys who are suffering all over the country with an irresistible de sire to imitate the heroes of the dime novels which thev ; have been reading. > o suspicion has ever been felt by Riley & Sherradcn that he was not perfectly straight He has collected money for them at different times , a few dollars at a time , but whether he has alwajs turned it in at the office Is something which can only bo told after future developments. He has been entrusted with money to deposit in the bank every day , tne amount sometimes run ning up to * 10U in a single day. The deposits were always made properly. HuudrriK Muilc II jppjr. The remnant sale at the Boston store caused quite a consternation Saturday nifjht. It is fomethin that is never heard of in this part of the country un- le-s at the Huston store. Council Bluffs , la. All lemnant.s at half the marked price : for instance a J2.UU remnant fjoes for * l.tX ) and a S4.50 remnant for Ji.2. " ) , and so on through the remnant s-ttck. The remnants consist of ttajilu and fancy woolen diosoods. . calicoes , pinyhams , seersucker ? , laces , embroideries , llaii- nels , muslins , etc. E.-erything in the remnant lino. Beintf just four years afro since We opened in Council Bluffs , we came to tlie conclusion that we could not celebrate our fourth anniversary in a more appreciative way than the above. In order to { jive our out of town patrons a chance , and tlio.-o that could not attend Saturday ni ht. wo will continue the remna'it sale Monday nif.'ht from 0 to 51 p. in. , same as Saturday nifrnt , viz. , all at half price. Boston Store , Fothcrlng- ham , \Vhitelaw A : Co. "Wanted Cash oiler for ten shares Citizen's Slate bank etoek. Must be sold. Address K. H. Sheafe. I'roiiintlon uf a runner llluRItr. Ever } one who bus lived here for the | > ast twelve .voars knows Charles G. Eddy , until iMtf general agent of the Chicago & North western railway in this city , and everv one w bo knows him will be glad to hear that he has Just met \\lth a substantial acknowl edgement of his ability as a railroad man. For H uumlior of joars past ho has been \icopresident of the Norfolk & Western railway at Uoauouke , Va . but he has now resigned this place and accepted the s-tvonil" vice presidency of the Philadelphia A Head ing railway with headquarters at Philadel phia. In this position he will have general supervision of the traffic ull commercial matters pertaining to his own road , and the traffic relations witn other roads , reporting to the president Although it is really nobody's business , it way not be out of place to state that his salary is increased bv the change from * 10IU > to fJO.OCO per aimanu Mr. Edd\ came to this city in IbTl and occupied his | iositiou with tbe Northwestern until ISsM. when be left for New York City to take a ! i > n tti'h IV M - i r I'ai I'M. Hr 'c i * a ! lret IN If . f frii ' * n t Jt i ll , . .Ts i > admire him fur iii * p. uij ; p Ml i.itirt . in > Je i than for his buMn < - > < abihtv Thr ' L. \Villiam of Council HlufK the proprietor of the well kniwn fruit farm and nurMTy ha * nwjxired hl tle-crij- tlv * cwUlojrw ami jwice li-t for the " prinjr of 1S 3. and will e-end it free to any one deirin > r it. Anntlirr Vlrtlm. A mtiple of oonlWm- * shark * pot in their Jbte . work ypsterd.iy afternoon at the Union i'ftciflc transfer , ami this time It was a man who had come Ml the way from Unite City. Mont , to find out whether it was a fact that some men would He for * IO. Frank Mot-pan was the name of the Innocent. He lives in McDonald , Pa. , bnt bad been working in Monutua. He arrived in Council Bluffs yesterday mo nil iii.- . and while waiting at the transfer for the Milw.iuKec train to p out he ran i across an elderly gentleman who by some I strange coincidence was ftoin ? to Pittsbunr 1 The elderly gentleman had the I rsjrulation J visit from a heartless creditor , but had nolhinp but a check , which he could not pet cashed until Monday inorn- i Inp i , and a bappape check on the Auirui > tu j I house. The confidence man introduced a ! slight novelty Into the trick by offering j Monran the Iwcraee check as security for the j J10 which he had in his ixioket It was accepted and the jtair suddenly disappeared Morpan found , when too lute , that there was no Aupusta hou e in Coum-il Bluffs. He calleJ on th iK > li < e for assistance and a tmr e of J was made up for him by the loafers alxmt the city bulldinir to keep him tn liresd until he arrived at Plttsburg. after which he started for the east. ELIXIR OF LIFE. Dr. Cninc Talk * on theplrilna1. . nnil Not the 1'hji.lral l.lffUttlii : ; Oualltj. Dr. Frank Crane delivered an instructive , and at the same time hichly interesting sermou on "Browncquard , " taking the famous French physician's elixir as a basis for i his talk In his discourse Dr Crane j synononiously applied the truths of i physical research to the spiritual ailments I of not n few of the latter day so-called I Christians ' , holdlnjj up their shortcomings j I inalicht i new to many. The sermon was i listened ) to n > a fair sized audience , and on , . the diagnosis of spiritual diseases , the pas- j lor , drew a worn picture worthy of note. I Beeinniuc his discourse with the supposed j discovery ( of the S'riup ' of eternal j outh by I Ponce . de Leon. Dr. Crane reviewed Faust's compact with the devil to prolonc life , and. arriving at the more recent key to per ; > etual younpness alleged to have been found by BrovvntNiuard. . the question resolved itself into three tords. "What is Life' " ' "Life. " continued the speaker , "is a mys tery insoluble We are no nearer the solu- tinn of life than we were J.OJOyearsatro. Life , j from a physical sUum point , is better with i the man who is full of it. Life itself , in its fullest and truest sense is the only thing that can cure disiMse. This is equally true of spiritual diseases , and I think that what Christ meant when he said he shed his blood for ui was that he pave his life for us. The blood of Christ represents life in us in pro- jiortion as we have it to cure our relitrious disorders A man with plcnt. % of life is not subject to disease- , neither is a man filled with the life of Christ in dancer of religious dif-ordeis , the spiritual life kiilinuthe perms. "As 1 consider these things 1 seesi to fall , into a dream. 1 find melf , in the oxperi- 1 tncnting room of the University of Psjchic i U"sean-h. where all psychical disorders are , treated. As I sit some one touches my l shoulder , aud 1 am taken to the operatinp I no.Ti. Here stands the o ] > eratiii ! ; table , and i us I pa c UJKIII it a laau is broupht in. He ! 1 strusrples with hi attendants and tries to i pet away. I inquire what is the matter i with him , and my instructor informs me ' that the man suffers from a peculiar sort of j cancer called Pecuniary cancer. I am told he suffers aponies with it. It prows , upon his breast and the pain is so great that he walks the floor all nieht lonp. But the odd thing about it my informant tells me is that the man is proud of it. He seems to prize it. Whenever he has an oppor tunity he takes a fneud aside and bares his breast and shows it to him. He has lost his wife and sacrificed his daughters to this eat- iiip thine He is held up as a im > del , I am. informed , to school boys and they are told that someday they maybe like him. He was about to inoculate his son. The attend ants oven > o er him and the lluid from a small hM > odennic s.ririgo is forced into his arm. Suddenly the cancer breaks the | pent-up pathcrinp flo s and he is made whole. The swelling disappears an > t over ' the patient's face comes a new lipht and a new look of intelligence pleams from his eyes. " Dr. Crane , continuing in the same strain , referred to the agnostic the man who boli'-ves nothing , yet would have one infer he knows everything. "This man. when brought in. was suffering from an aggravated case of big head his head was as large as a bucnet. An injection and his head is reduted to its uoraial size "Still another man was brought in. He walked on crutches. One of his feet was shriveled up. 'That , ' said iny comuanion , 'is his prayer meeting foot. He is said on earth to be a good Christian , but he has only one foot when he goes to church. The peculiar- itj of his disease , ' continued the instructor , 'is that \vimn he goes anywhere else the foot becomes instantly well. ' The hyi > odermic treatment was given him and he arises , throws awaj his crutches and walks out , well aud whole. " The speaker then told of the man who. six da.\sa week , was in good hoaith , jet on Sunday he gave 'way to the slightest indis position and took to his bed. home ] > cople call it Sunday sickness. And so the rev erend gentleman went on through the entire category of religious delinquents the ma'n who suffered witn an affection of the knees , who couldn't kneel ; the man who could shout at a political meeting , jet could not talk in even a whisper in church : tbe two- sided individual , who showed his coed side on earth yet who in the eyes of God re sembled a paralytic , and others. "They were all treated alike , and as the last arose to leave I turned ana asked , 'What is this wonderful elixir ? ' ' -It is' and I was treated as we are often treated in dreams 1 awoke. " for World's Fair Itutinrst. Htixsitoituroii , 111. , Feb. 5. It is under stood that the Chicago & Eastern Illinois Kailroad company will at once extend its line from Shelhy , 111. , to St. Louis , so as to pet ready a throuch line for the World's fair traffic A corps of surveyors arc iaid lo be. readj to po into the field next week , or as soon as the weather permits. If constructed the line will run through this , county and will make one of the shortest lines from St. Louis to Chicapo. Cautlrtrd a Kan a Munlrror. Bt-Ruxoiov. Kan. , Feb. 5 The Jury in the case of Frank Lewis , the Waverly bank robber , and the man who killed P. A. Ingle- man , after beinp out twelve hours , late last nieht returned a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degn'e and Lewis was sentenced to be taken to the penitentiary for one j ear and then to be hanged. William Van Orman. the other robber , will not be tri l until the April term of court. _ _ _ _ _ Knroute \VuoliliiKton. . J F Myers. J. S. Lemmon. Nick Fritz and C E. Hadley of Pender are in the city. They are going to Washington today to as sist W. E Peebles. D. N. Wheeler and the delegation of Indians now in Washington to secure a reallotment of the Omaha reserva tion lauds and help push the Indian tax bill through the iouse. , ITYILL \ BE SENSATIONAL SOBM of UK TWtfHwajrJIa lite Prepowd Wfckky Trost Invwligatto * . STARTLING FEATURES OF THE EVIDENCE At It-nipt to Wrrrk tlie' Sfriufrl.lt tl tHlrry In IHHfj.lo Itr I'nlly1.\lrril I'niiu- Inrnt I'olltlfftdtV to lie ln\oltr l. CHIPAOO , 111. Feb. ft. The News H w > rd will tomorrow publish a story to th eflect that amone the witnesses that are to be called to testify before the congressional committee investipntin ? the whisky trust , Is an old-time member of the "whisky pool" and subsequently the trust , now living in this city. His Information is likely to t > e sensational as he has been for months patherinp letters , teltvrams and documents concerning the methods as adopted by the trust. Inside facts are detailed of alleeed frauds in l * > s" > in which a crent many prominent i > olltirians of the present day were and have been from time to time connected with the internal revenue department. One of the startllnc features of the evi dence , it is said , will be the account of the attempted destruction of the Schufeklt dis tillery in isy. It was the intention of those plamnntr the destruction of the distilljry to have two bombs thrown throuch a plass sky light of the room which contained 1,140 Uar- rels of high wine. How I lie Pl.-iii ruilcil. The bombs had been prewred. | one with a loust fus ? and the other with a short one. Of the two men who had sneaked atom ; on the early dawn to wreck the Schuft-ldt buildin&r. & one was a hisrh oBicial of a rival concern and the other wu . u trusted eiuploje who had been hired to do the actual throwinp. At the last moment the enormity of the crime caused him to lose his nerve and his chief was obliced to hurl the deadly missiles. He. too. lost his nerve , and threw the dynamite with the shorter fuse. Thi exploded before the second could be thrown , and when the Intter came its fuse was extinguished. One man l > ore awaj a contract author izing him to bo paid & .UOOO for his part in the transaction. This was nut paid , how ever , and it is said the man will now turn acuinst the trust. The developments , however , will not stop at the disclosure of attempts on the Shu- feldt distillery. The illicit manufacture and sale of whisky through the collusion of reve nue officers , inspectors and pungers and pov- crnmpnt storekeetxrs will be exposed. This portion of the evidence will , it is claimed by the News' Kecord. tnke in nearly all the large centers , including this city. New York , Boston , Philadelphh , IV-iria. Bloom- inirton , Cincinnati. St. Louis , 1'eklu , Spring field and ludiunajiolU. "A Parlor Match" nt thp Uo3'i It came near being a case of standing room only at the Boyd List night , which seems to be a fair indication of the popularity of that longest lived of farce variety shows , "A Parlor Match " The groand work of nine years ape is there yet. tjut it is embroidered with a wealth of ne v gaps" and entertain- ine specialties bj clever people. h\ans and Hoey are as funnv as ever , and they have gathered about them perhaps the strongest company now traveling in that class of entertainment. It nuiabcrs twentj persons. 'and there is not one who fail = , to do a spe- eialty. "A P.irlor Match" renews its \puth perernially , and the j > re > ent edition is as bright , spirited and entertaining a farcical performance as the season has yet jiroduced. "My Jack" nt the Tarna ui. ' My Jack , " which opened a week's en gagement at the Farnam Street theater jesterday. is certainly what it was an nounced to be. a powerful realistic play. It is one of .the best dramas seen in Omaha this season , and Walter Sanford's production of it , as presented here , is entirely worthy of the work. The author. Benjamin Lindeck. has combined inauj of the peed old elements of dramatic story , but the composition has been made with much ingenuity , admirable deference to the probabilities and a capital sense of striking incident. It is not fuultless the scene on shipboard is ridiculous hut it is much superior to the penenil run of "realistic" dramas ; indeed , the action's cli max , which brings the hero and the agent of villauy together alone nmid the wild , wan wastes of Sahara , is a triumph in evcrj re spect , impressively effective to a degree The scenery is * cry line. The opening -ene. . showing Falinouth town und bax. and ED ex panse of bl-jc Lnelish ihannel. is a tine bit of work ; the garden scenes are prett.pu tures and the desert scene expresses a tine sense of the reality. The dozen scenes sno-.vu were painted bv the late Matt Morgan , and the jilaj is worth seeiuc for them alone. Noth ing finer in "realistic' ' worK has ever been seen in Omaha than the sinking smack , the rescuing doiy , the tumbling sea. the top- plinir lighthouse , all in the one quick , strong scene that ends the first act. The company has its weaknesses , but alto gether is highly successful in its work. Mr. P. Augustus Anderson plays the leading character part , a Greek vagabond. He is picturesque , finely repressed and never fails to be effective , his death scene in the desert displaying an art of especial excellence The hero's presentation is in the care of Mr. William Stafford , who fulfills a * its demands fairly well. Mr. Charles Frew as an Irish boatswain has most of the comedy work of the drama to do and he does it well. A very notable performance is that of Miss Lillian Brainard as Mrs. Preseott , who is blind : she speaks her speeches with a fine sym pathy , her delivery of the battlefield deM-rip- tion in the first act being almost perfect The other parts in the cast are filled with varying degrees of success , and all in the verdict on "My Jack" must be recorded as a strong"comedy-draina , particularly well staged and commendably plaxed. Turn-Vrrrui Untrrintnuirtit. The second of tbe series of humorous and musical entertainments given this season by the Omaha Tuni-Vereiu occurred last even ing at their hall on Harny street. Turn hall was crowded and the program thor- ouchly enjoyed. Thiele's orchestra furnished the music dur ing the evenine. The- solo singing by Miss Ida Andres. Xandl Bailer was well rendered and encored. Tlie Oumlia Licderkranz and the Omaha Sangcrbund were .special fea tures , the singingof both organizations beinir excellent. A humorous duet by Messrs. Xandl Bauer and AV Ptoecker. with a clos ing s ijg by the Svuieerbuud , tlosed the musical portion of tb < M evening's entertain ment. Dancing was then the order. The Verein ghes another nitvrtaiunient shortly. Serial irrinon oiiOirUtlau Doctrine. Kev. E. N. Harris , pastor of the Beth Eden Baptist church , is preaching a serial sermon on "Christian Doctrinp. " Yesterday morn ing the first part ofhe sermon was deliv ered by the minister to a fair-slzod comrre- patioii. The sermon is a study of the C'nris- t u doctrine , the advantages of a compre hensive view of its teachings , the sources , both s ientific and general , from which the knowledge is acquired Next Sunday Kev Harris will finish the sermon , preaching about the limitations of divine things and . "ighest of all in Leavening Power. Latest V. S. Gov't Report O thc nxiulMtcit if trji Christian i' ' vtritir Thorni T < i i 'irr ti / ( u 1 trio submit Rivcti tnui h th. . . isht r > \ thi Ji ln < < t > ltitrTvt | the nUtiou of the ibh' as a tnw4i K > e n K.I rif it/i nutKc i \ r > . I'M I mini Cnlilrr < Villirr for \ > lirn l < H nllli .Vortlifrlj- mint * . \V * MivoroD C. . Feb. ft. Ftetmtt for : For Xebm Va-f > alr : ruhl r ; northfrijr wln.lv Kor lowti IJpht snows , followed by rlotir- Inc ueathw und a ookl ware and higrh nurth- w * t riy vrinds. I .oral ftpcortl. OrricE or THE WRATHrK HfHEtr. OM IU. Feb. . " > . Omnlia r flrd of t mpwture an 5 rainfall comparwl with oorresojn HUT djy of tmst four years : 1 93. lr 9J 1S91 tP-X M.ixltnuin tomjwraturc. 383fi - 30Sj : Minimum tr > ninrrturo. . 32 ? - 'M'X A cn e -tnpirBture. t . . . ! JtJS au : 312 < ic I'rvclpltatlop IK ) .00 .00 .IK ) Statement > .howin7 the wraiHtiwi of tem- l eraturc an 1 precipitation at Omaln for the day and sinoc March 1. lM > i Normal tptnpcrature ! XI IVhVli'tiov fur the ilav 02 DeBrirurv Mure Miiix'h 1 41- Nornml pnvlulttttkm ( hi liteli HeHolcncv for tlie day 02 Inch Ite&clvncjr slncu Marcli 1 . . . 3J3 l clic > Itrpnrt from Oilier 1'olnt * at 8 p tn. STAT1O.N1 * . Oraatia . Ktudj North finite . . . CI-XKI.V Kwirney . . . * luu IT Ot Kaln M. Lonli 46 , T t toodr. St. 1'aal m . . . . . Cloudy , Dnvcnport T llalD KF.D B City. . . . i loudy. IH'orer 15 . .tonu - llni-l IB , .w ciomr Helena IS .ei.Clonar. 'Calcarr Ul > marck l < .01 tloudlfj- , Mlnnedoia . . SKI IS .19 rartrionJ ) i St. Vincent II It , . . . Onuillc" Vheyenu * . W . . . .Itloudj- . I Miles OIIJ- . . . . Is | l'nrteloudr Galre ton . . OJi ll'iTtclund ? below ifto. iot rrportf d GEOHUC E. HI-XT. Local Forecast Official. llrrnk Don nut riorriirc. Peojilo having business in their offices in the bhr blocks down town jcsterda.foun 1 little printed notices requesting that but as little water , except such as was actu.ilh necessary , be used , owing to a breakdown : it the pumping station at Florence , and so it was. Huouph pressure could be secured to aid in case of fire , but Chief Oalli an de cided that au ounce of prevention was \\or'h ' a i > ound of cure an < l had the steamer put in readiness in case it should be needed. The breal : down at the station Is a rather serious one , coming as it has done \\hon the extra engine was undergoing repairs. The ac cident occurred to one of the big histi press uiv cngines , a cylinder head having been blown out. The MIJ T. YoiineStaylaipht ifishins' for a P 'tu- ' pliment ) Can jou imagine me lotknij ; picturexjui' . MiAmy' ' j Amy Yes. Framcyotn'-i-f ] in a < 3 < x > i - nro KIXDS OF need Dr. Pierce' * Favorite Preciip- tion thee who want to be made strou ; : , and the = e \\lio want to be made well. It builds up. lnvl < ror- atf-s , regulates , und cure ? . It's for young girls just entering womanhood ; for women who have reached the critical "change of life' ' ; for women expect ing to become mothers ; for mothers who are nursing mid exhausted ; for every woman who is run-down , delicate , or overworked. For all the disorders. di = eaces , and weaknesses of women. "Favorite Pre scription * * is the only remedy so unfailing - . ing that it can be guaranteed. If it' doesn't bcneiit or cure , in every case , the money will he returned. "What is this anyhow It is the only bow ( ring ) uhich cannot be pulled from the \\atch. To be had only with Jas. Boss I Filled and other watch cases sS * stamped with this trade mark , va Ask your jeweler for pamphlet Keystone Watch Case Co. , PHILADELPHIA. fiatiopal u. s. wK/'OS/roHV. oa/.v/y.i. XK Capital . 5100,000 Surplus . $05,000 OtScrrt and Dtrectori Ilenrr W. Tatei. praii l > 3t H. C. Cntblnx rice pre9ld 3i ; C S. Maariej IV V Moree John s Colllni J. N 1L I'Jtnci. L.3u S U -c < 4. casblcr THE IRON BANK. Architects , Surveyors , Contractors We have a full supplof pnatical Tpst-urneptSj ipg papersj Tl"acJT > g ° dS | ChiaipSj Uev- T-aPesi Squares , t rated Catalogue free. I 1 H4 South 15th Street , to I3ostoffice. And full .lnti < f tuppdes. Wyckoff , Seamans & Benedict T ELErUOXE 1573. 1"12 TAB NAM ST FAIRBANKS OWES ITS REPUTATION AND SUCCESS TO ITS OWN /MERITS. IT IS PURE , UNADULTERATED.AND FOR RAPID CLEANSING POWER HAS NOEQUAL. IT IS INVALUABLE IN h\ITCHEN & LAUNDRY. SOLD BY ALL GROCERS. K-FAIRI CHICAGO. w Rfrj AC = " - " * > Jg&.J * iS.SaSiEi ! 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INSTITUTE. toili - i rdeJ the onu > iiri > AL b > tbe NATIVL . \s-X IA-IION for ttc rillZi : K-S.VV on J Yitn < Jj/ , . . Uro/'Sy , . Wrrowt and /Viy * n Iklii.ty , aud all l na j 'and Wmlm of J/c niIPiO ! e 'jo ng , tbe niiljtr-aerd and ot'i lilmP.N ' - iulon tn wr on or bv lettf. UUilUU proijoctu. , with u-Kthnoalal. , FJtKE rRC book. SCI NCC Of LIFK. Oil Sii.F- I'KKSKKVATiON , SCO pp. . IK iuvalfalilc r" > - . full ( . - - " - oa- tl.'J'J Li mill , n-jlid First ! Last ! The first ensp of the Infant tlie l % t casp o tlie azfit 's ' for air. All ilfr goes Or bra-th'ns . 1'ure air rCh In Oxyen means roo.l lic.iHh : bail Air lunkes h.id blood weakly .bodie . S'tififio Oivien K UFKM i.E * > AI ts rit-h in UX \ . OKN a wonderful S'Oteiii ' bul.der.n HOVEJT ft' E forC'otisainption. ColK Bron- chtt.KCttarrli.stlitDi.lleiJ - ai-lie. Nertuus I'roatrat'un. "Oxygen Book" and 4 Trys Free. 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IE unrarias < d la tbe treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES anil nllWeaVneilhru and Disordm of ML ft IS years ripcnenca. \VntP for circulars and qurrtion ll t free. 14tb and Fnrnfun tile. , Omaha. Ne' ' > J3ROK15R. 4 ( > 0 UIM M\\ ) \ \ . Cul M IL IlLfl 1 S. Mont-y L'nied on D t'linli. ' Wit n . e' U s bargains in utircileo necl p.e l.-c v COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS t Ail kinds of Dycinr and Clean n : done tn t > li > h .MiCit stj IB of t..e art I aJt'J auJ t iliit-J faUr < f made to ID.J. . .isi-o.il , i ( iff * . V\urK prornptij' rtoie an i de.neral la all part > of the countryictiil fur prus Hit C. A. MACHAN , Proprietor. lltcacln-av. near Nartliwi-sterii Do ot , III tiffi it .iaOdlUUil i tloj In'tDe Mate nd federttl courts. Itoonu o-T-sfl , Suu art block- . Council bluff * , fa. OVIDE VIEN , Justice of tlie I'eace - - 51 Broadwky. Upctalrt COLLECTIONS A SPECIALTY. 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' A bsi IHCTsand loam Kjrai an1 eltj proptnr . . VoJuctU knj toU l'ui r 4 Tnamii , Coanotl I olt K.XCIIASfiK. o-roaai boms. modrn conira- leittft bsit localun la i unac'l ' Ululi : clear of rorqmbrancr ; wlllrxciani9 far huilnsii hou la onie m iller t Jwa In w ntflrn Iowa or eattern Xe * tr ta oreeniblelili , Mtdjl.oa & Co. , Conceit 017Cttn Sf Ur n teboni ) for ! at JJ per arre ti > Improvel firoi J ) per ac.-e. Jobattoa A Vfcn I'attvn I , " HI SAI.K A numtMr uf tout loti t-ctwren I'roBdwar an < l tbe nr * brUe at lerj low prices , urf-enihl-Ml. .MtlioUon i o. 1'Jlt * > t Li-Cavern pelp if Hue far Jen l od ai a bargain Kret ntliHI < l Nlaliuliun 4 o I4XII ) KXrUA\iK-Tbreo rood re ] flriicei tq 1 li'unrtl Ilia ] , for wgtteru Uad , L.re"uthl : di , ' NIChuIfcOD A ijQ. CU l'r : rfi.b aod el ar lot > to nonanitc for a ffuuil Oplftf ol bmltieitpropt-ity IHt _ _ . Mi-tiire 10 Main it ' - CTL'liENT ngr wanted atV < O corn r Ninth itvei and lUlh attnje. mutt knd Ml r ar > of ace , toialttaf aca " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - doe itlnTtprolw A n an OrlTloic -/haj va on wat f en lo vkk It upon corner of Slitbitret-tanJ Slitb arennt. Kinder wilt pleati return lo Jobn seboenlKea , ettber al itore or ml * d e ni . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ NV pertODdvilrlnc lo < u Into ibe street j tu.l , nen on ea f l rm > , cul oaVaraia , IQul ' -
