Nebraska Newspapers

    TFIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ! TUESDAY , AUGUST 22 , 1893.
Further Development * in the Sensation that
HUB Paralyzed Oakland.
WEIRD WRITINGS OF THE OLD DOCTOR
Bide Light * on n I.lfo of Mjrutcry-IIIiitory
thnt IteaiU I.lko n Iloinnnce .Mor
mon itml .SplrltunlUt I'otos
ns u Cardinal.
The mystery of the little zinc box which
bns tliroivn such n dark shadow over the llfo
of Dr. P. W. I'oulson of Frultvnlo , Cnl. , Into
Of Council muffs nnil now of No Whcro , Is
far from bclnfr 8olveil , ns telegrams front Cnl-
tfurnla indicate that strnngo features nro
being milled to the singular case every day.
Dr. I'oulson , who is a writer , Is Itnown as
Dr. P. W. P. Fagerstjorna , l not hastening
his return , so fir ns anybody can find out.
While ills attorneys in Frultvalo cluim that
ho will easily clear up the mystery the state
Is getting ready to open the little zinc box to
ascertain wbat Is Inside. It Is said that ho
is now in Chicago.
1 he doctor'sitroublcs commenced to date
from the time ho bccatno a spiritualist , hav
ing turned ills back on Mormonlsm , Ho cnmo
to the coast nnd made the acquaintance
of Miss Edna Hnell. u handsome young
woman , nnd sister of H , n. Snell , a member
of the Oakland city council. It is
alleged that their married life was an
unhappy ono and the wlfo obtained a dl-
voice , retaining the name of Edna Sncll
Poulson. Just about this tlmo the "woman
In black" made her appearance in the path
of Poulson's life. Her nnmo was Miss Lizzie
Carter , and she gave her occupation as that
of n journalist. Her views ou spirit
ualism seemed to coincide with the
doctor's. and they had many a
talk on the subject. She fell madly in love
with the doctor , and would have accepted
him at any moment. Hut the doctor did not
lilco her looks , and through the aid of the
spirits he selected the woman who Is now
his wlfo. Then came the curse of Lizzie
Carter. She wrote it on paper and she
preached it from the streets. Her 0110 do-
elro anil aim in llfo was to win back Dr.
Poulson. It came to pass that through her
powers as a incdluiii she had learned ttiat
the day was not far distant when Dr. Poul-
son's > homo would bo wrecked and his hap-
viticss blasted.
Her Prophecy rullllloil.
This strange woman thereupon made
the i > rcdlollcn of what was to como
in the future , ami sure enough it
turned out just as she had predicted , oven
almost to tin ) day. But Lizzlo Carter luul
brought some material power UTiplay in
order to compass the ruin of the doctor. She
was n strong letter writer , nnd spent most
of her time in sending epistles to Dr. Poul-
BOII and his wife. The latter received scores
of the most scandalous letters , wherein wcro
contained charges almost boyoud conception.
As for the doctor It kept him busy opening
his mall and reading portions of ttio history
of liis life whcroiu ho was told of secrets
which ho considered quite sacred.
Later Miss Carter succeeded in involving
several other women in the case until now it
would scorn as if a whole colony of women
\\cio ou the doctor's trail. Frorp his earliest
years the doctor was a mystery to his
friends. It is said that his parents
even did not understand him. He
was disposed to bo reticent and secretive.
Nevertheless ho at tunes displayed Hashes
of brilliancy which commended him to people
who afterward acted as his friends.
As he grow into manhood ho became
morose , nnd nt times inel.inclioly , devoting a
ffrc.it deal of time to thn consideration of
ubjcets of a supernatural character.
"When ho attained his majority Morinouism
wns making rapid strides in Stockholm ,
wliero ho had bccu educated and u Hero ho
had aUo graduated from the military acad
emy.
From the Meialnli.
The young man lost little time in embrac
ing the tenets of Joseph Smith , nnd thence
forth wns considered us among ttio most
ardent believers iu these erratic doctrines.
Coming to this country a married man , ho
was not able to shako off the molaucholy
which periodically took possession of him ,
nnd on such occnslous.ho would wander far
from homo and establish communal relations
tvnd connections with the supernatural beings -
ings with whom ho peopled the heavens.
Even us Joseph Smith had been commis
sioned from on high , so would ho undertake
to lend ttio people back to the Messiah.
In furtherance of this desire lie has loft
on record Innumerable messages which came
to him ns the * messages of the Messiah.
These messages have been printed by him
under the assumed nnmo of P. W. P.
Fagcrstjerna in a work styled "Tho Light of
Messiah on the Gospel of Freedom and the
Order of Messiah. "
Tills work contains 380 pages of closely
printed matter and is only thu llrst of seven
volumes which the ' 'Messenger , " as lie styles
himself , has itollnod as his llfo work , and ho
proposes to publish as soon as divorce cases
anil other mundane matters afford him the
necessary leisure.
The Order of the Messiah , which tiio
doctor was instrumental in creating , hold Its
first meeting August L'O , lt37 ! , ou San Fran
cisco bay. The rules for its government uro
multitudinous and about us elaborate as
these governing the urmv of the United
States.
Onler of the lilnck Cron * .
"The order is based " ho ' -
, says , -upon a
military discipline belonging to the hosts of
heaven. " It lias presidents"generals , vicars ,
counselors , , third generals , lieutenants ,
knights , regiments of provision. Hosicrus-
cians and White Cross Knights , who nro the
most numerous and the bulk of the armvand
count the privates and the subaltern olllcors
from their midst. This order , however , is
only a stopping stone to thu Order of the
Black Cross , for which the doctor has
had printed a most elaborate ritual.
The applicant for admission is required to
Pay some attention to cleanliness , ntul this
Is the manner in which the cardinal olllcors
suggest it ;
Cardinal I suppose ho has obeyed thu ordl-
linncouf tliOHpotiKo baths , because to bo a
taint Is to bo raUuil to Hod In thu freedom ol
llltSplilt , so that before hlkunloilux huro hu
iliould have uleiiiisoil his body from the iui
purltlua and dust of thu world.
Second MusseiiKur llo has dona GO.
lioforo thp applicant proceeds farther the
cardinal bays ;
Cardinal lloforo I can allow thee to movn
onti step furthurln that direction 1 must In-
ijulrii If thoti hunt IHJUII served with the ordl-
tiuncuof foot-Hushing ?
Kecond Mofckingiir llu has not.
Cardinal Thuu It U my ulll tlmt lie shall bo
touted and expose his feet miked , and n basin
of water and a. towel Bliull he brought nnd In
tlionamuof Messiah hothull rt'culvu the holy
font-washing.
( The hocimd uutsboiiKor brings n chair and a
basin of wutor and a towel , mid Uiu candidate
* euu hluuolt und thu second muksuiiKur saym :
berond Messenger Cardinal messenger , the
cumlldntu Is seated und expects your further
Instructions.
Uiirillnul ( goes down to tiio cundldutu-My )
brother , our Lord und Muster sava , if 1 do not
wash your feet you Imvu no p irt In mo , but
ho that lac can nccila nollilni ; su\o towns !
Ills foul und hu ls clean nil over , Therefore
In token of my position In this coneruKUtloil
nil uccoidliiK to thu pattern of our.Musslal
I bend don n on my rik'ht knuu nnd conununcu
to wash your fcuu tllo blesses thouuturln
Slinking u cross o\ur It , and washes thu cundl-
ijato b fout aud the sucond messouger help * to
dry them.I
Know DUcuuracoil the Prospector. .
As the cardinal of this order , as the mes
eencer also of the Messiah , some time ago
I'oulson told some of Ma followers that ho
had been told by the angels that Iti tin
mountains near Pasadena there was a plloo
gold w lilcli ho could got by climbing up to It
and that with it ho as to build a gram
temple at Independence , Mo.
Poulsou set a time for getting the gold
but fulled to go. Some of Ills friends became
Skeptical , aud desired to go with him. They
wanted a little of the gold , perhaps for priv
ate u i > . Poulsou took one of them , a man of
this city , to the base of ttio mountain , and , lo
nnd behold , the summit , where lay tiio gold ,
was covered with snow I
It is said that Cardinal" Poulson actually
organized "Tho Order of the Messiah" and
had a number of followers. As he is worth
(11X1,000 ho could afford to spend a few dol-
AI-S iu putting ills ideas on paper.
Conrtluiitt Itourli Sjiluilin.
GeorgoA , Custor Itelluf corps will give a
) lcnlo at the beach today ,
The old stand-by , ibo balloon , rotalus at
much interest as If it was a now feature.
Certainly the people enjoy It.
The Omaha Guards held tholr usual Men-
day night drill at the beach last evening.
Mr. Arthur Shivcrlck will brine his
wcntv-foot yacht from Manawa and launch
t at Courtland.
The flickering ol the electric lights MIMO
tilnnic Ulckctt to miss her catch occasion
ally , but her next attempt Is usually accom-
lanled by successful achievement and np-
ilauso.
Louvemnark , the "novel of the water. "
made another great diva last night. To
night ho completes his high diving contract
it Courtlnnd. Ho is a prent card , and Man
ager Qrlftlths may possibly think favorable
of retaining him ,
*
TEACHERSINBTITUTE.
) oncln County Imtruc'tor * Unlit n Seiilnn
at the III till * c1in < > ) .
The Douglas County Teachers' institute
mot yesterday In tlto High school building.
L'ho session Is Doing conducted by Suporln-
cndcnt Hill , Profs. A. A. Monroe of South
Omaha and Bernard Blgsby of Detroit.
There was it good attendance for the first
day and a great deal of Interest Is being
taken in the matters uhtch came up for their
consideration. After organizing the meeting
and holding the usual opening services en
rollment was taken and it was found that
.hero . wcro about 100 teachers present. The
'oronoon was taken up In classification of
the ItiUltuto and short discussions ou vari
ous subjects.
In the afternoon they went to work on the
regular program , After disposing of the
liiory box and gem quotations , class A was
; lveii instructions in arithmetic by Ida
S'otson , nud class B ou the reading
csson by Prof. Blgsby.
Ida Notsoii then delivered a lecture In the
issombly room on "Biography , or American
Literature. " The lecture was listened to
with considerable interest , and the remarks
) f the speaker showed that she had given
, ho subject a thorougli consideration. Prof.
Blgsby then conducted A class In n dis
cussion of school tactics , and Mrs. A. A.
Monroe instructed B class on reading.
The day's program closed with a iccturo
jn "Tho English Language" by Prof.
Blgsby. .Mr. Daniels delivered a short ad
dress on scientific topics.
The teachers in the city schools are not
compelled to attend these Institutes , but
many of them do so as they receive much
valuable instruction as how to teacli "tho
young idea how to shoot. " There are about
seventy-live teachers in the county schools
aside from these employed by the city.
Dr. Blcsby of Detroit , who is u craduato
of Kuffliy college , will deliver a Iccturo at
the First Methodist Episcopal church on
Friday evening on "Hugby and Arnold. "
The professor is said to bo a splendid
speaker , and handles his subjects iu an un
usually entertaining manner. Tills meet
ing will continue until Friday evening.
The piogram today is as follows :
tOIUJNOON SKSSION.
Slnglnp nnd query bo\ :
Class A l.nnKii.iKo Lessons .Ilortiard Hlcsby.
Muss 11 United btitu > a History..A. A. Monroe.
Class A nuoitr.iptiy Ida Notson
Olnss K School-Government. Herimrd lllgsby.
Class A On Teaching LIteruturu
_ , Bernard Illtrsby
Class It Goonraphy Ida NoUon
In Assembly lidom Civil Government
A. A. Monroe.
ecturo Lesson In Assembly Itoom The
KnglUh Language Hurnurd lllgsby.
Al'TEIlNDON SESSION.
Onm quotations and query bo.\ .
Class A Arithmetic Ida NnNoti
Class U-Keiullin ; Iterimrd Illgsby
Lucttiic Lesson In Assembly Uoom Illotf-
innhy or American Llteraluio..Ida Notson
Cl'iss A School Government llernard Itltrsby
riuss II KtiplMilJraimmir A. A. Mooio
Lecture Luison lu Assembly Itoom The
English Lant'uagu llernard Illgsby
NEBRASKA BOYS IN BLUE.
Olllclnl Order for tinI'lftcrntli Ainiiinl le-
iiiiiiin of Vrtcrnns lit ( Jniml Inliunl.
All the old soldiers and sailors in the state
will bo gratified to learn that they are soon
to bo granted the opportunity to once moro
clasp hands under the triumphant stars nnd
stripes. The occasion inaugurating such a
hupu.v meeting will bo the fifteenth annual
reunion to bo held at Camp Logan , Grand
Island.
The following communication from the
department commander of the Grand Army
of the Kouutilio is for their special benefit :
IlKADQHAnTKIlS DKl'AHTMKNr OP NUIIIIAKKA ,
GUAM ) AllMV OP THIS HKI'UIII.IC , N'OUTII
1'l.AiTB , Neb. , AH * . 5 , 1803. Thu fifteenth
annual reunion of the old .soldiers nnd snlloiH
of Nebraska , under the auspices of the Grand
Army of the Hopubllc. will bu hold nt Unnip
Logiin , Grand Island , Neb. , August 28 to Heu-
tonibor 2 Inclusive , llatet. on nil rnllroatlH nro
ono faro for thu round trip. The city of Grand
Island , over loyal and friendly to tiio boys In
blue , Is milking nhpeelal effort , and IsMiailnt ;
neither pains nor expense to mnko this thu
mnstcnturtiilnlng am'enjoyable ' btuto icunlon
over hold In Nnbruskn.
In an csprclal t-ento thin reunion will boa
fnmlly affnli , nlTordliij ? uvcry opporlunltv of
ronuwiiiKold frlondshlpi , visiting each other ,
recounting old war stoilos , slngini ? the old
SOUKS rciiwukunlngthat patriotic spfi It which
prompted conirndu * to deeds of valor for union
nnd liberty , and no comrade or his family
can afford to miss It. Let uvorv ono who IMII
attend. Hrln your MHU nud daughters. The
occasion will do you good , ImiKthon your years ,
gladden your hearts and Increase your love of
country anil Its Hag. All who como will ru
ral vu n soldier's cordial greeting.
This U Columbian year , and the reunion
committee , well aware of thu fact , has made
every elfort to fcoemu a greater number of su
perior attractions. Thu National guards will
bo present , and there will bijcompotltivo drills
by the various companies. The Sons of Vit- !
ornns will bo uniformed and will bo nn nttruc-
tlvo feuturo with their parades nnd competi
tive drillThuio -will bo grand displays of
llruworks , band contests , balloon ascensions ,
whrolinon'A contests , ladles' wliuol raco.s ,
sham battles , besides other and additional
features which Imvu been added to the pro
gram of plonslnx entertainments.
.Somo of the most prominent Knonkars or this
nnd other mutes hn\u been invited to address
thu pcuplo present , and nmniu scats have boon
provided , a largo numborof nhleliaie covered
with awning. A llmlteu number of uniformed
bands will bu furnished fieo transportation
upon application to the assistant adjutant
general.
Headquarters of the Women's. Relief corns ,
Sons of Veterans and ladles of the Grand
Army of the Hepubllc will bo established ,
\\heroall seeking Information UN to thc > o
organizations can make necessary Inquiries
and register.
The reunion committee ofTors valuable pi l/es
In tlin band contest , whuelmun's contest ,
ladles' wheel inroH and drum corps contest.
Comrades are Invited to visit the .State .Sol
diers'Home ( Hiring tholr stay at thn camp ,
tf hero Comrade Seen lite , thu commandant , and
inumboisof the homo will give them kindly
wulcomu.
Aldes-de-cnmw nnd otherolllcers of the do-
' stair are lecine.sted to
o present , and will lepoi t on arrival to C'nin-
mamlerC. I. . Hill mestcir , senior aldu-du-cnmp
nnd chief of staiy , atcnmp liuudiiunrtors' . lly
order of A. H , Uiniuil ,
J , L. LVANR , Deportment Commander.
Assistant Adjutant Gunoral.
Piles of pcoplo have piles , out io Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will ouiii thorn.
A. % * u u. . t..u + . .
At this late date no apologies need bo
made for that form of stage entertainment
known as the melo-drninaowing to Its pros
cnt season's return to extreme popularity.
It is a form of stngo entertainment which
has its life , remarkable popularity nnd justl-
llcatlon ! n the irrepressible demand on the
point of human nature in its present stage of
progress. In referring to ttie production of
the most prominent and successful melo
drama ever presented upon the American
stage , viz ; "Tho Soudan. " which will bo
seen at Uoyd's theater on Friday and Satur
day next , with matinee Saturday , tiio Now
York Herald said : "Tho salient points in
the pleco and many of the stage pictures ,
which surpass everything of the kind that
wo have seen hero of late , were received
with howls , and yells of delight by the
crowded audience. There Is no doubt 'Tho
Soudan' Is a popular success. " Managers C.
B. Jefferson , Klaw & lirlanger have e > -
ponded a fortune on the environment of this
production for the present season.
WILL F DEHATE.
.Mnii Meeting of Itullu-jy Umployut to llo
Held riiU K\cnliijr.
Circulars have , been issued calling for n
monster meqtitiB of railway employee at the
Young Men's Christian Association hall at 8
o'clock tonight.
The object of the meeting ii to discuss
federation. Kugeno V. Debs and U. W
Howard'wll | address the meeting.
Coutant & Squires coul oflico removed
tq 1402 Furuutu St.
Mirnvinio m T fMoii ( Mir
'ALlONLRS ' COST CASH SAIL
Tiio Crowd is Still with TJs-Our Bargains
Are Qcutuno Catchers ,
10 , 15 , 20 AND 25C WASH GOODS NOW 5C
Hc t llorlln Zephyr AVnol , 3o Per Ounce
H h ( lnniU Worth Up to 40o Go Now
at llo-8r.OO lllankcM. S3.00 ,
mill 84.OO lllankots , 83.00.
NOW IS THE TIME
' TO BUY.
Pull jackets , worth up to $12.00 , cut to
$3.000.
Latlios' rctuly made stilts cut from
$20.00 down to $0.50.
ALL AT GO PER YARD.
20c French mulls cut to 5c.
15c I mil u challis cut to 5c.
20c ginghams cut to Cc.
15o sateens cut to Gc.
20o oriental cropcs cut f > c.
20c novelty suitings cut to Cc.
ALL AT 100 PER YARD.
Imported sateens value 30c , cut to lOc.
Imported batiste cut from 40c to lOo
per yard ,
Sea Island percales value i8c , cut to
lOc.
s 20c cable cords cut to lOc.
SILKS AT GOO.
A big hno of choice silks , worth up to
$1.75 , go at oOe per yard.
All our $2.00 black iron frame grena
dines cut to 7lc. )
All our $0.00 Bwlval 48-itich grena
dines cut to $2.00 per yard.
All our $5.00 blnukota cut to $2.00.
All our $0.00 blankets cut to $3.00.
$5.00 aud $0.00 chenille portieres cut to
$3.00 per pair.
$7.GO and $10.00 chcnillo portieres cut
to $5.00.
CO-inch all wool storm serge , value
$1.50 , cut to OSc.
$2.00 black silk warp hcnriottn cut to
$1.19.
Never have wo offered bettor induce
ments to economical buyers than wo are
doing now. Buy whatever you will of
us you got a bargain. Wo are not asking
a cent of profit on anything.
, N. B. FALCONER.
Louvenmark dives tonight , Courtlund.
Lowest Chicago Itiites Vln the Northwestern
Chicago rates greatly reduced on both
one way and round ti ip tickets via the
Chicago &Northwebtorn railway. Thcso
tickets uro first class in every particu
lar. Extra accommodations for World's
fair travel via this lino. City ticket
olliuo 1401 Farmtm street.
A convenient and plutisant place to ob
tain luncheon. BaldulT , 1520 Furnam.
o
Bickctts , afternoon and ove. Courtland
RIFLEMEN ARE READY.
Western Shooting l.c c < ' ° Tournntnont
Commence * Todny.
All arrangements for the bundcsfost
having been completed , many of the local
riflemen gathered at the headquarters in
thoPabst building yesterday to await the
arrival of different teams , while delegations
were dispatched to the depots to receive
visitors on incoming trams.
The headquarters were tastefully deco
rated with Hags , bunting ana fostoons. A
streamer bearing the words "Welcome"
will also bo stretched across Farnam street
at that point.
The elaborate medals to be awarded to the
best marksmen were received a few davs
ago and uro now displayed in John Baumer's
show window ou Farnuni street. Of tlicso
the Kino modal especially attracts a great
deal of attention.
"Honest John , " as Mr. Bauinor is popu
larly known among a great many Germans ,
was chosen to assume the responsibilities of
financial secretary at the shoot. It will bo
his duty , among others , to record the name
of each competing rifleman and receive the
entry fees.
Jlr. Charles Herberts has hitherto
filled this position , but is unavoidably absent
in Chicago.
This morning the shoot will
commence in earnest At 90 : : !
nil the riflemen are expected to bo at the
headquarters to form for a march to the
depot. Dinner will bo served ut Iluser's
park and at 2 o'clock the competition will
commence.
Thursday will bo ono of the greatest days
during the seven days tournament. The
parade is to take place on this day , and all
the Gemma societies lira invited to bo at
the headquarters at' 1:1D ready to fall into
lino.
lino.Tho
The banquet or comers will also bo given
on the ( mining of that day ana promises to
be largely attended.
Take Uromo-Soltzcr for insomnia
Before retiring trial bottle lOc.
Balloon tonight ut Courtland beach ,
INDIAN AGAINST INDIAN.
Air. Frnatcd Iluur Arcimod of Having Killed
Illl Illlllllll RcilUt.
Frosted Bear , the Indian soldier accused
of the killing of Little Stallion , an Indian
scout , near Fort Niobrara recently , lias had a
preliminary lioarlnu' before United States
Commissioner Dorrlngton. Ho was
held to the United States district court on
thn charge of murder. Ho was brought lioru
by United States District Attorney Baker
and Deputy United States Marshal Boehmn ,
and is now con lined In the county jail.
The nccusod man's superiors and everyone
ono acquainted with him give him the best
kind of a reputation , and state that ho lias
never before boon In any trouble. Ho was
once a corporal | n his company , but hud to
bo reduced ou account of the fact that ho
did not have a sufficient knowledge of
Kngllsh , Neither Air. Baker nor Mr.
Boohmo believe that the man will bo con
victed , us the only evidence against him Is
> the fact that ho was the last person scon iu
thu company of the murdered scout , nnd as
there is nothing to show that Frosted Bear
and i.itllo Stallion had over had any trouble
between them , the chances are in favor of
thu acquittal of the accused Indian ,
Taking Up Mull Car Admits.
Orders have been issued by the superin
tendent of the railway mall sorvlco , on In
structions from the postmaster general , for
railway mall clerks to take up all admits to
mall cars oxcopttngithoso Issued to United
States senators on representatives , ex-post
masters general ami these Issued to railroad
employes to cnnblc thorn to ride In exclusive
mall trains. Thwunly other exceptions are
in lavorof the elcrlts on actual duty , city
distributors , posUiffico inspectors ( who are
required to show their commissions ) , chief
clerks , assistant ochlof clerks , examiners ,
transfer clerks , conductors anil other train
men on duty and Uiosa presenting permits
dated subsequent 10 August 10 , 1SWI. Clerks
not on duty , even t Dough accredited to the
| inc over widen they are passing , are not to
o allowed to ride.
The lliwt I lvrr lined.
PiSKxnr , Wayne Co. , N. C. Chamber
lain's Colic , Cholera and Dlarrliira Hemedy
Is the best mcdtclno for tlto purpose for
which It Is Intended that I over used. I
cured thrco cases of dysentery with ono lit
tle bottle of that medicine. E. S. IJr.r.s.
Louvenmark dives tonight , Courtlund.
THROUGH DIFFERENT EYES.
Some Itatlro.tit .Men Say Hunlncis Is Hotter ,
Ottiom Deny It.
Of four men holding responsible positions
in the Union Pacific two were emphatic in
tholr statements that there was an increased
movement In freight , while the other two ,
moro prominent in positions , were Just as
emphatic that the situation was unchanged ,
ilio former two saw every waybill on the
system , supposedly know the number of
every car and could tell exactly the number
of cars loaded between Omaha and Ogdon.
But'tho latter two , both heads of depart
ments , saw lltltochango iu the situation ,
Whether tills is significant remains to bo
seen. Certain It Is , however , that the rep
resentative heads have commenced to speak
moro dcspondlngly of the situation , while
the actual receipts arc greater than at any
tlmo in the past month.
Reference to the dally car reports will
show this , yet the oftlcials hove suddenly
begun n season of reticence.
' There U n considerable movement in fruit
from California , " said a gentleman in the
freight department , "and nn all around
movement in commerce which gives
us hopethat the worst is
over. From this on business will
undoubtedly pick up , congress or no con
gress. All wo need is money to move the
crops , and that will be forthcoming , so that
the condition of affairs is by uo means as
strained ns a month ago. "
llutlilllKlit r'lushes.
J. R. Buchanan of the Ellchorn is in
Fremont.
J. O. Philllppl of the Union Pacific went
to St. Louis yesterday.
General Passenger Agent Francis of the
Burlington arrives from Chicago today.
J. H. O'Neill , formerly traveling passenger
agent of the Union Pacific at Fort Worth ,
who was recently decapitated , U in the city.
Ocorgo Harris , vice president of the Uur-
lington compauv , and Airs. Hirris passed
through lOmnha Sunday evening , .cnrouto
to Chicago after a pleasant trip in the Big
Horn mountains.
The Grand Army of the Republic rate to
Indianapolis will bo the World's fair rate to
Chicago plus $3.05 , which will make the
round trip r.ilo from Omaha $1810. . Tickets
will go on sale August ! JO and continue till
Sontomber3 inclusive , good to return from
Indianapolis September 1C. when the
World's fair tickets will apply , which is
good until November 13. Tickets will bo
sold through. _
WATER WORKS BONDHOLDERS.
New rhiso ; of tiio Compiinv'K Troubles Ap
pear * In Now York.
The water works trouble has broken out
in a new placo. The old complications have
been aired in the courts and several suits
are now pending touching various features
of the case.
The latest phato of the trouble comes from
the holders of the 5 nud 0 per cent bonds of
the company who'havo ' taken steps to pro
tect their interests from the stockholders ,
represented by the Vcnnar forces , who have
recently commenced action to got control of
the property.
The current numborof the United States
Investor contains the following call , ad
dressed "to the holders of the 0 per cent and
5 per cent , bonds of the American Water
works company , secured by first consoli
dated mortgages on the waterworks at
Omaha : "i
It hub appeared to a Inrpo numborof the
holders of the above bonds that. In view of the
complications and litigations cnncnrnhiK the
mortgaged property , It has become a ni'ittor
of immediate urgency that the Interests of
the bondholders ghould he urotoctuil liy an In
dependent committee of responsible character
and In no way connected \vltli any of these
complications , and having no private interests
to subserve.
The holders of a larso number of the above
bomK have requested the undersigned to act
as sueti committee , to formulate and carry out
a plan for the foieulosuro of the mortgage
and the protection of the intorsts of the bond
holders , to which icquoat the undersigned
liavo acceded ; anil they ask all holders of
bonds and matured and unpaid coupons
secured by sncli mortgage to deposit the same ,
with the Tanners Loan mid Trust company.
No. U'2 William street , New York , and sign
assent to Its jilnn , copies of which are to bu
had ut tint olllueof the ttnst company , which
will Issue Its negotiableeeitllleateb fur the de
ported securities. Copies may also bu had of
any member of the committee.
Thu committee strongly recommends to
bondholders to eoniimuile.ito atoncu with the
Varment i-o.in and Trust company or with thu
secretary of thu committee.
KrnstThnlmaiiii of Ltidunhiirg , Thaltnann &
Co. , 41 Wall street , Now York , chairman ,
Itosowoll O. itolston , pieslilont of Farmers
Loan and Trust company , 22 William .street ,
New York.
Gerald L. Hoyt of Maltlatul , I'holps Ic Co. , 24
KvlmnKo Place , Now York.
Trcilurlck Strauss , representing J. & W
Sullgman & Co. , If ) llioad street , Now York ,
secretary.
Wlntlnop Smith of W. & 1' . Smith , 430 Chest
nut street , Philadelphia , i'a.
Theodora U. Woodbury \Voodbury & Moul-
ton , I'ortlaml , Me.
Piles of people have piles , out Do Witt's
Witch Hazel Salvo will euro them.
CHRISTIAN CONFERENCE.
Large Attendance iVutlaljintril lit the Coin
ing ; finite Convention.
Next Monday evening the annual conven
tion of thu Christian churches of the state
will convene in the Iccturo room of the First
Christian church of this city , where it Is ox-
pcctcd tli.it f > OJ delegates will bo present to
participate iu the deliberations which will
continue during the week
At the opening session addresses of wel
come will bo made by the following parties :
"On Behalf of the Church , " Hoy. T. E.
Cramblctt ; "On Behalf of the City , " W. A.
Saundcrs and "Om Behalf of Our Homes , "
ex-Governor Saundcrs. Tiio responses
will be by L > . Humphry of Hebron , II.
A. Palllster of Harvard , A. N. Thomas of
Aurora , Mrs. C. W. ' Henry and Cliff K. Cook
of Lincoln , Tuesday morning the real work
of the session will begin , and from then
until the final adjournment Uhoro will bo
three sessions daily , at which mutters per
taining to churcli'Sunday school , missionary
and ministerial work will bo discussed nt
length. On Tuesday , Wednesday , Thursday
and Friday dlnner-und supper will bo served
in the basement of ) the church. On Monday
uvonmg the congregation / > f ttiu Omaha
churches will furnish a lunch and from that
tlmo on will furnlth beds and breakfasts to
all of the dologatm free of charge.
AmonmMilitary Men.
Lieutenant D. IV Howard , Slrtli cavalry ,
is registered at army headquarters ,
A general court martial is appointed to
meet at Fort D. A , Hussoll , Wyo , , today.
The detail for the court is
as follows : Captain Clarence E.
The oiily Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. No Auiiuouiaj No Alum.
( Jsed iu Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard ,
Bennett. Seventeenth Infantry ; Captain
William M. Van Home , Soventecntn Infan
try ; Captain William P. Rogers , Sovcn-
tponth Infantry ; Captain Daniel II. Hrush ,
Seventeenth Infantry ; Captain George II.
Honch , Seventeenth infantry ; Flirt Lieu
tenant Charles St. J. Chubb , Seventeenth in
fantry ; Second Lieutenant Dennis M.
Mlcliio , Seventeenth infantry ; First Lieutenant -
tenant James D. Nlckcrson , Seventeenth in
fantry , Judge advocate.
Piles of peoploj h-\vo pllos , but Do Witt's
Witch HazolSalvcwill euro them.
Balloon tonight nt Courtlnnd beach.
BOARD OF HEALTH.
Short .Session nt Which Fund * Wcro Thar-
oiii-lily IMncnn * (1.
The Board of Health held n short meeting
yesterday afternoon. Dr. Seniors brought
up the question of funds for the remainder
of the fiscal year. Ho said that the amount
in the fund would carry the board until the
middle of next month , nnd that between
$3,600 and $1,000 would bo required to moot
the expenses for the remainder of the year.
When the annual appropriation was made
$10,000 was placed iu the health fund.
Mr. McLcarlo moved that the council bo
requested to transfer from the general to
the health fund the sum of If , > 00 for the use
of the board. The motion was adopted.
Mr. Howell brought up the question of the
dry closets in the public schools. Ho said
that President Powell of the Board of Edu
cation had stated that he desired n test bo
made as soon as possible ns to whether the
systems are nuisances or not.
This caused Dr. Seniors to bring forth a
pile of letters from the health officials of
different cities. He road these from Chicago
cage , Milwaukee and Minneapolis , and each
gave the dry closet systems n decidedly
black eye. Beyond the reading of the loiters
ters nothing was dgne , and In the midst of
the talk ( Jhiof Seavoy slipped in a motion to
adjourn , which was adopted.
< s llullilhic 1'orinlts.
Building permits to thu amount of $3,075
were issued yesterday by the inspector of
buildings.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort and improvement ami
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many , who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by moro promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in. the
remedy , Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd pleas
ant to the taste , the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , headaches Mid fevers
aim permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession , because it acts on the Kid
neys , Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOc and SI bottles , but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
accent any substitute if oftcrcd.
Mnndrnko Pills have a value as a house
hold remedy far beyond tno power of Ian
guago to describe. The family can
hardly bo true to itself that does not
keep them on hand for use in emergen
cies.
Is the only vopotaolo substitute for that
dangerous mineral , MciicuiiY , and
while its action as a curative Is fully
equal , it possesses none of the perilous
effects.
In Constipation , Mandrake acts upon
the bowels wlthou disposing them to
subsequent Costivoness.
No remedy acts so directly on the
liver nothing so speedily Sick
, cures
uiijr vuiuariv > iv
Headucho , Sour Stomach
ach , and Biliousness as FILLS.
these .
KorSalo by all nruiBists. i'rlco 25 ot . per
boxj 'l bgxoq for (13 ( ets. ; or soiit by mull , post-
IIRO frcu. on receipt of urlco. lr. J , H.
bclionoK & Son , I'liil.ulolpliiiu
WHATCANCUTICURADO
Everj thing that la cleaning , purlf J Inp , and beau ,
tlfjhitffor thoekln. iMlpand hair
ia sc"EB5 = i ? ' .i1"8."untl ' chlu.r.en.lh | cuti-
i
pccdlly ctiio luting acd burnlDg
eczumai , clcniitu the caln of nculy
huiuora , puilfy the blood , nnd re.
etoro the hair. Tlioy aru iiVsolutt'v
agreeable , and uulalllug , tjold et crj u hti
PALE FOLKS !
Mnko your blooj rich anil pure , tone you
nliolDRystoin , uuroovorynorvoiii trouble with
NorVQ Boons , a now vuxotablo discovery of
imirvdoiiB inuviir. Tlioy renew youth , re tora
vlKur , Klvo Klow of hiinltli , iloiiblo capacity for
work or pluiiHiiro.Vonilorful for ovurworlc
mid worry. Sold by druztrlits. (1 a box. two
i' htiiiplv , or by niuil , NCHVi : 11KAN CO. ,
UulTolo. N.Y.
rtirnlshos the Bosl and Chcapesl Method ( A
FIRE-PROOFING HOUSES.
Writ ? for catalogue of LatUluf , Veuclnff ,
jtcblo FUturtu , uto.
N , \Y. KXI'ANIKI > METAL CO. ,
No. 102 Twenty 81 itli St. CUIOAOO.
c.itarrh Powder euros catarrh
All druiriflsto. CUcuutH.
The Mercer.
Omaha's NewestHotil.
Cor. liith and Ilotv.irJ titreoti
40rooini Ji.W per duy.
40 rooms IJ.OO per day.
SO rooms with butli ut $1 per ( lav.
UOruomi wltlt butli ut tl.&J pur Jar.
Aluiluin In Ktury Itinpeot.
Nutrly I'urnl.lit'il Thruucliout
C.8. ERB , PrOD.
7 FALL and
WINTER
Did you over notice how monotonous tiio old strnw htxt becomes about thU
time of the yoarV No matter how cureless n man might bo about his npponrmico
ho'll 8hoot the old hat in disgust nnd nmtto n bco-llno for n hat storo. Tlmt'H why
wo ixim to stock up nnd open the sousoti on hats. Need n now ODO now ? TaUo tha
olovntor to tha second floor.Vo display ovary now shtipo nnd block Known in tha
nmrket with n little cash robnto on ovcry ono.
Are lower in crown nnd considerable wldor in brim. All prominent
makers'o.OO sliajC3 ) arc hero at $ : i,00. $4.00 blocks are $12.60. A pure
fur hat $1.00. But the hat wo are proud of is the celebrated Nobraskn
special $1.50 lint ; backed by the reputation of Iho Nebraska , conceded by
all to bo the equal in every detail to any $3.00 hat iti America ; pure fur ,
silk trimmed , and blocked according to the monthly fashion plates. But
if you nro wanting an ovory-day hat , wo havo'cm at $1.00 nnd as low
as 75c.
A slight change in style and a trifle lower In price. Wo quote 7fio
and $1.00 for $1.25 and $1.75 goods. Like our special , the $1.60 Fedora is
unapproachable. $2.60 at least elsewhere for ono like it. Alpines and
Tourists wo display In vast quantities ; a dozen or so of diflorcnt shapes
niiif similes , nnd nothing but what's now and becoming. Price range ,
$1.75 , $ 00 , $12.oO. and $3.00 buys Ibo best unless you wish to pay $ U.00
more for any one's autograph in the so-called branded lints.
Printer's inlc could do but little juslico describing the lino. The con
tents of a car comprise this line alouo. You'll ilnd everything you nro
looking for right here , and save from oOo to a couple of dollars ou oaeh
hat. Prices are from COc up to your extravagance.
Well , slrl The same old crusher. Not made for style ; therefore , It
matters not A few more now shadow , that's all Prices are a notch lower
50c , 050 , 8jc , $1.25 and $1.7 < > .
GOT OUR LATEST CATALOGUE ? IF YOU WISH ONE SSND YOUR ADDRESS.
LEXINGTON ( MO. , ) SCHOOLS. .
BAPTIST FEMALE COLLEGE. ELIZABETH AULL SEMINARY
Unsurpassed course of uns l.ailir.i MomrAchau
MiU
ern. '
Location bmlttvy uncl plena.
niji. Gas.naier , gleam beat
jBthycir cpcnsScpl. nth
KcT.W.A.WIUonA M.Preit. ;
CENTRAL COLLEOe FOR YOUNG LADIES. WENTWORTH MILITARY ACADEMY. ,
LOAtufftfin * Mu. Sti ilc * j * lltBlon. Mo.
partcQcnUot Instruction 18 OidcM infhttry acliool lrj |
omccrs Una Icncncri Con- . Missouri llrnltlilul l < x.m
rvl"orJ' ' ° ' U1U5C- | Art ] tloiv Kraiormblc tcrm& 1
mD lumMoll < ! rn " > . lu iratiU cataloeuo
.
polntmenis. Jillcar illus.
? ? Iratetl A. A. ouutlocuu .IOSKM. , l'r'l. IlOI I
314 South 15th Street , Omaha , Neb.
The eminent opcclallBt In nervous , chronic , iirlvnto. blood , Hkln and urlnnrv diBO.iaas. A regular sn4
dicatn conlOMtB or xumler. Ono purHonal Interrluw pruferroJ. Cunaiilt.itlon Jreo.i Ourroapondonoo
Btrlctly prlvuto Hoolt ( Myatorlcs of Llfo ) ueiitroo. . OOlou hours , U a. m.to U p. in. Bnndaya , 10 A. in. to
11 ! in. bend Bt.unp fur circular.
EXACT SIZE TJ . " " " COMMEILTAUf
THE MERCANTILE CIGAR , BETTER THAN EVER !
Undo of thu flurht quality uflliiuiim Tnlmfrn that cnn bo bong-lit. Kqnnl In rvcry rnpi'ut to tin _ , ,
llfc-ars. MmmracUrua by Jf.B , U/CaMBUCAMTH.K . JICAttIfAC"rOJlY.BUInU
DUPLICATE PICTURES
Cult l > o nrtlorotl nt
mty tliiu front any
jioifnlt\ro yon nitty
Iiiiv'o liinl t niton nt
our HliiHtvltliln the
InHtton yonra ,
High Class Photography ,
At I'npuliir 1'rlcos.
31U-315-317 , S. 15th Stra.it1
OmahaNotj ,
NEBRASKA
NATIONAL BANK.
U. 8. Depository , Omaha , Neb.
CAPITAL , 400,00 )
SURPLUS , 8U5.OJJ
OfflcorB and Dlrucioni-Hi'iiry Vt. Yate . prnul
deut. It. C. Otishlnif , vlcu | ire Ulunt , O. 8. M * rl8e ,
W. V. MoiHd. John S. Colllii ! * , J. N. U. I'utrloU
Ixiwlu a. Hood , cashier.
THE IRON BANK.
OR.
MCCREW
U tile only
SPECIALIST
WIIOTUKATS tLi.
PRIVATE DISEASES
and DEBILITIES of
MEN ONLY.
Women Excluded.
JH yeur * nzperleuce.
Circular * tree ,
14th and Farcmin bu. ,
Ouuu ,
New York Hospital
TREATMENT.
For nil
Private an3
Special Disaas } } .
ofbith
MEN AMD W03IBH
Ftnoturo ami nil otliir trouble * treated
nt reasonably clmrgos. CONSULTATION
1'UKIC. Uullouor
DH SEYMOllll PUTNAM
DOUGLAS BLOCK , - OMAHA , NEB
Opposite ll.ijrclon linn.
1'rimliliMit of
NEW ERA
MJlUilOAI. i
( ClIIIHIlItlltlllll I'lOU. )
U umurpjjiud In tbo treutmaal
of all
Curoiito , Prlvnto anl
n orvnu DUonnow.
Write lu or O'jniull poriuuallr
IKIA'MUM' : ( iiv JMAIL.
Aditren ltli itntuu for p r-
tk'ulan. wlilob will bu nont la
plain unT lop . 1 . O. Uox Oil. Oillcu , IU H. IStU
itrcul , Ooi h
A IJrcitl ( liiurtunlty | | fur Jiivuttinetit.
1ID.M ) .SAI.I1 ,
lloudi of tiio city of OinuliB , In suini of
11(10.00 ( , KOUQU unil tl.VAto each , buurlnit 6 pot
cent , pnyahlu annually unit omi-niiiiuuily.
und nmtiirliitf in from 1 to 0 yearn , van b
uurclniiou at urlvute sate at my olllco. Tlie.o
liiindi Imvo liurotuforucoiiininnded K nroinluin
of from 5 tu 8 pur cent , and wilt no nount < lese
so on restoration of conUduuco in thu
inonuy niurkotv
Tint i.ilo moaiit thu currying on of puDlla
vrnrkii nnd the titniloyintnt | ! > uf H sroat ioa.u
Ih'ofttltliof the city Is pledgo-l amncurltr
.
HWlltuit OlU Tt a urtA