8 THE OMAHA JfUlLY I1EE : IS31TU11DAY , SEPTEMBER 1 , 189J.
CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES
Young Men.rB Christian Association Taking
a Peep Into Its Purse ,
DECIDES "TO PRACTICE RETRENCHMENT
llu.lcet fortlie Current Y ar Mnlcrlwlly Ilc-
( Inced bf I lie Hoard of Directors nt Die
Ann mil Meeting I'ljii * tar Keeping
Up the Work ,
The board of directors of the Young Men's
Christian association held Its regular meeting
Thursday evening at tlia association building
and took up the plans ( or the work of the as-
relation for the coming year. In looking
forward to the winter and In consideration of
the fact that on account of the llnanclal de
pression the association liad run somewhat
behind In Its receipts , Including a deficiency
from lout year , the finance committee recom
mended a very considerable reduction In the
budget of expenses for the balance ol the
fiscal year , to May 1 , 18D5 , ol $3,400. $ ,
Mr.Valtomeyer , the financial secretary ,
presented his resignation to take effect
November 1.
The reduction In expenses , while It will
prevent the association from extending Its
norh iia planned , will not lo any extent
cut tloun the privileges of the association to
young men. The salaries of the secretaries
and employes of the association were all cut
from 10 lo 15 per cent. More dependence
will bo placed upon the volunteer services of
the members than before lo assist In extend
ing the work.
The gymnasium \\l\l \ be opened on Monday
evening next for the regular fall work , but
without any special formalities at this time.
The railroad men's class will be held at 11:30 :
a. m. , theboys' class at 4 p. in. , the regular
business men's anil lawerg' class at 5:15 : and
the young men's class at 8:15. : Everything
has been put In excellent order and will be
under the direction of Mr. Cook as usual ,
aided by a corps of competent volunteer as-
Hlstants. Plenty of dressing lockers are
provided and arc ready tor the use of new
members as rapidly as they may apply.
The evening classes , will fully measure up
to last year , and an exhibition of the best
work of the Young Men's Christian associa
tion classes of this country will take place
In the parlors early In Octobrr , Just prior
to the opening of the classes. A strong
entertainment course U being aiinnged. and
In addition to this n. course ol entertainment :
by I lie best local talent will aUo begin In
January , which will be at a very slight
charge to the members. The membership
committee reports that It has made a gain
In the membership In tin last month , and
that they now have 1,267 men on the rolls.
Same decrease has been noted on account at
members who have removed from the city.
The reception committee has In mind a
scries of receptions to be given to the young
men of Omaha by the various young people's
societies of the churches , also a scries of
"Nights of Nations , " which will attract the
young men of different nationalities to the as
sociation.
There Is also $ mteinplated a series of com
mon sense talks on Ihe economy of living ,
establishing a home , getting along In life ,
etc. , nnd with as much sound advice as can
be given by men who hate studied economy
of house keeping , living , etc. They also
plan to repeat the scries of law lectures
and advanced bible training class as ar
ranged last year , under the leadership of the
most able man obtainable In the city. The
Current Topic club , of course , will be con
tinued , and In addition to this a. debating
society should also be established for younger
men.
men.The
The work for boya will receive attention
In a way that will mean something as an
Influence on their lives , nni'if possible room
wll | 1)0 ) Kct aside for working boys to bo used
In the evening as an educational and reading
room under direction of men of common
tense and grit.
"All run down" from weakening effects
of warm weather , you _ need ' a good tonic and
blood irarfler Ilka Ilo'oi'a' Sarsaparllla.Try
It *
I.lvol.v Tlmrn.
At Morsel's on Saturday. We will put on
sale a lot of goods that must bo closed out.
If one prlco will not do It another will.
Every department will bo represented In the
bargain giving business. You must not let
your friends miss tills bargain offering.
ChKTonnettes , a fine- dress fabric , 3Vic.
Domestic flannels at 6c.
All silk ribbon 2c.
Ladles' kid gloves ( Ueynlcrs ) 9Sc ,
Corsets , sateen striped , 47e.
Fine outing flannels , 9c.
polled blankets and comforts to close out.
Double fold dress goods at flc.
Dress goods that you pay 75c to $1.25 for ,
37c.
37c.China
China and surah silks at 25c. Notions and
toilet articles lower than ever , and In fact
everything on sale * Saturday.
THE MORSE DUY GOODS CO. ,
Retiring from business selling out.
National (3. A. It. Omrkul Itoulo.
j The Union Pacific Is tlio official route for
the Nebraska veterans. Call on your nearest
Union Pacific agent for rates and particu
lars.
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A Now Trull ) to Clitciigo.
Commencing August 12 , the "Omaha and
Chicago special , " via the Chicago & Northwestern -
western railway , leaves Omaha dally at 5:45
p , m. , and arrives at Chicago 8:45 : next
morning. Vcstlbuled dining car , Wagner
sleepers and chair cars form Ihe equipment
oC this train , and are all up to "North *
western" standard.
1101 Farnam street , city ticket office.
The Hulk of the Ilu lnp
For Kansas City and all of the business for
St. Joe goes "via the Burlington. "
Trains leave at 9:45 : a. m. and 9:45 : p. m.
Tickets at 1324 Farnam street.
The Omaha letter carriers have their an
nual excursion to Coffman , Labor day , Sep
tember 3. Special trains from Webster street
depot.
National Knruinpnioiit 13. i\ . It.
At Tlttsburg , September 10. The Union Pa
cific has been selected as the official route.
For rates anil other Information sec your
nearest Union Pacific agent.
X I1 K.V.S/O.V.-i
t
Vrtoruni of the l.utn War Itriilomliereil liy
the < < et > rrul 4)nvrimtiit. ! |
WASHINGTON , Autf , Jl.J-Speclnl ( to The
Bce.l Pensions granted. Issue of August
50 , were ; Nfbranlui : Increase .lamest Mullen )
\VccpjnR Cnss Reissue-
Water , cotinty. - ;
James H. Ferinun , Ilcnkleman , "UYbster
county. Original \Udows , otc. Minors ol
James O'Nell , Heil Cloud , Webster county.
Renewal Minor of Daniel Gibson , Itrulnorcl ,
Butler county.
Iowa : Increase 1ft ] ward Button. Sioux
City. Woodlmry county ; Htnry Harrison ,
Neff , Sao City , Sao county ; Aliruliam
Koontz , Centervllle , Appanoose county.
Ilelssue Abner N Newman ( deceased ]
Hawthorne , MontKomery comity. Original
widowB , etc. Mallntlu J. Newman , Haw-
thotne , Montgomery county. Restoration
nml Increase Minors of William J. Lnln ,
Amimosa , Jonen county.
North llnkol.i : Original Henry It. Wll.
kins , Dickinson , Sturk county ; Alfred De
forest Walker , IHsmurck , iHirlelgh county ,
.A iliiKt 11 I.lttlv I'mter.
The "Northwettcn" Number Six , leaving
Omaha A p. in , daily , now arrives at Chicago
1C9 : a. m. , Instead of S:15 : , as formerly. "JusI
a little fa ter , " Don't confuse this with the
Omaha Chicago special , which Bllll leaves al
6:45 : p. m. daily and arrives at Chicago SIE ;
k. m , No need lo change this train.
City ofllce , HOI Farmyn
Clifivii > mv io I'l
On account cj | the nlllonnl 8T jft. . con.
vofittyo } , PjitsbuTB , September lo. the Urilcr
pno'nS ' will TSli UcteU lo that point at tx <
tremely low ratei , The Union Pacific Is the
official route for the Nebraska veterans ant
their lamlllea and Irlends , See your neareV
Union Pacific agtpt for further particulars.
f
' 0 Wan NteiilliiK H Hide.
Pauk McQee , young man , was itenilni
n ride on a freight train coming up Iron
Jgoutli Omaha. Thursday. At Bhcelr statloi
he attempted to Jump off and Iti Jolni ; MI
IIQ slipped nnd fell to the ground , breaking
a leg.
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IIAVPEN IIIIOS. SIIOK8.
JIlB Special Hnln of Shorn for Bnlnrdny nnd
hntunlny J' rnhir >
Prices count , and owing to the hard times ,
we are going to quote some that will open
your eyes.
Ladles' tan Juliets that sold for J4.SO , now
13.25.
Ladles' tan lace shoes , former price JO,00 ,
now $3.25.
Ladles' tan button , a nobby dress shoo ,
sold for M.OO , now $2.45.
Ladles' dongola patent tip square and opera
toes that sold for $2.25 , now $1.18.
Ladles dongola patent tip opera toe shoe
that will sell In any store for 42.75 , we get
$2.00 ,
Kvery pair warranted to wear and give
satisfaction.
Misses' tan shoes ? Well , I should say.
Misses' ' tan shoes that are -worth fl0 ! ,
12.25 and $2.15 , go tomorrow at $ L-I8.
Misses' dongola patent tip square nnd
opera toes that sold for \ \ . ib , tomorrow
J1.B3.
Misses' dongola patent tip square toe $2.00
shoe , $1.35. $
Mlssos' dongoln patent tip 12.25-shoe $1.50.
Women's $1 GO dongola oifords.DSc. <
Boys. 11.50 calf shoe $1.00.
Hoys' 41 75 calf shoe $1.23. i
Tomorrow will be the time to buy school
shoes.
Children's grain and calf a. s. t. tip shoes ,
sizes 9 to 12 , 95c.
Misses' nnd youths' c.tll anil grain n , B. t.
Up shoes , slics 13 to 2 , at \ \ 23 ; tbess
goods are worth $1.75 and $1.50 In any
store.
Men's $2.25 calf shoes $1.50
Men's $3,50 calf welt lace and congress
shoo $2.50.
Men's tan shoes at just ' .i their actual
value.
HAYDEN DUOS. ,
Shoes and Dry Goods.
51IH V. M. nt Onmlui , Hi 3 A. M , nt Uhlcngo.
The new vestlbuled train new running on
the "Northwestern" east dally.
Attention.
Ctister post , No. 7 , G. A. H. , will meet at
their hall Saturday ere for special busi
ness. AUGUSTUS LOGKNRH ,
Commander ,
HER RECOVERY DOUBTFUL.
Mrs. O.ikley llndly lluriifil While Lighting ;
n UiiiolliioMmo. .
While Mrs , Oakley , wife of the carriage
gate keeper at Courtland Dcj.cli , was lightIng -
Ing her gasoline stove last evening , her
clothing caught fire. She rushed * to the door
and called her husband , who was at the car
riage entrance , and running to the house ho
smothered the flames with a. quilt , Mrs.
Oakley was , however , so badly burned be
low the waist and on her hands and arms
that lier recovery Is doubtful.
Says M. W Selby. Muncle , 111. : "Last
summer a coal miner came to my drug store
one night , half dead with cramps. There
was no doctor to be had. He asked mo If
I had anything that would help him. I
opened n bottle of Chamberlain's Colic , Chol
era , and Diarrhoea Kemedy and gave him a
large dose. In twenty minutes his pain was
all gone. Tills man had been subject to
cramps , but has not been troubled since. "
Every family should keep this remedy at
hand for use In such cases. It can always be
depended upon. For sale by druggists.
tjourtlnntl lloiich IN'otcs.
The acquatlc fireworks are a feature that
surprises everybody who visits Pompeii.
The bursting of the bomb * al Pompeii may
be heard as far south as Leavenworth street.
Sherman avenue at Smlley's "lookout"
Is crowded on Pompeii nights by throngs
who \\itness the aerial fireworks.
Tonight being "ItaHVoad Night" at Pom-
pcll , on& of the extra features. In fireworks
will be a locomotive , full size , forty feel
long.
long.While
While many of the pyrotechnics , such as
the 'bombs , rockets ; etc. , are- the same at
every exhibition , many of the set pieces and
specialties areChanged jplghtly.
The" East Omaha sTrect Hallway company
ivlll place the round trip tickets on sale al
3 o'clock ftir Pompeii nights. So those \vhc
desire may picnic at Courtland during the
early evening and attend Pompeii afterward
Poinpt.ll tickets are on sale at the beach en
trance at 3 o'clock ' also.
In order to Introduce Chamberlain's Cougl :
Hemedy here we sold several dozen bottles era
a strict guarantee and have found e\ery bottle
tle did gced service. We ffave used It our
selves and think It superior to any other
W. I. Movtrcy , JarvUvllle , W. Va. For salt
by flrugglsts. _
rinsed by Orr < lltoril.
The Bhoo house of O. W. Cook & Sons was
closed by the creditors yesterday , and while
the failure was predicted some time age
It was something of a surprise , as th <
last financial statetment of the firm showed
only $12.000 liabilities , while the assets e * .
ceeded this amount by (33,000. ( All of tin
Omaha creditors have been protected by chat
tel mortgoges , which were filed yesterday.
*
Oregon Kidney Tea cures all kldn1 ;
troubles. Trial size , 25 cents , All drugglstt.
i.oc.11.
A mothers' meeting will be held at thi
Kncoo- Presbyterian church Sunday at :
p. m.
The regular meeting of the Board of Pub
He Works yesterdqy afternoon was adjournei
until 9 o'clock this morning.
A council of the Municipal "League- for tin
Sixth ward was organized Thursday evenlnf
at the home of Mr. C. F. WeJler.
A special council meeting will probably b <
called this forenoon to pass the salary or
dlnance. If this Is dona the employes of i
number of the departments will be left oui
on account of failure of the foremen to ge
their pay rolls In the hands of the comp
trollcr In season.
Oregon Kidney Tea cures backache. Trial
size , 25 centd All druggists ,
/ . I'.lll.KfJCAl'llS.
Police Matron Thurston of Sioux City nai
In Omaha yesterday , the guest of Police
Matron Cummlngs of this city.
Rev , 3. W. liutler of St. Mary's Avcnui
Congregational church returned yesterdaj
from -the eastt where ho spent sevcra
weeks.
Mlsa Elizabeth -Van Stint , private Bccro
tary to City 'AttorneyConnell , left yester
Oay for a rnonOi'n viratlon. which she wll
spend with friends In Minneapolis.
Mlsa Frances lUilterfleld , principal of UK
Dupont school , is confined lo her room bj
Injuries sustained by a revere fall from :
horse. She expects to be able lo res inn i
her duties with the opening of school.
Sergeant Slgwart of the police force re
turned yesterday from a ten day's outlnf
In the mountains north of Laramle. Hi
reports having bad a way up time , hunttn ;
and fishing. Ills fish stories are the i"ivj
ol the other members of the force.
XflhrnBkuiis nt the Hotels.
At the Mercer Henry Kelzler , Sorlbner
A. H. Hankey , Alda ,
Al the Dellone S. S. Mitten , Teknmah
W. G. Davln nnd wife , L > ons ; W. 1 . Wul
lace , Norfolk ; C. 1J. Travis , Grand Island
S.im J. Oliver , Nebraska City ; Gust Holler
tails City.
At the Mlllnrd W. H. Sheplmrd , AVes
Point ; A. H. Graham , Wlsnt-r ; S. ' Waugh
I'laUsmcmUi ; a. 11 , Melklejahn , Fullerton
II. U Miller , Lincoln ; C. II. Ashley , Wilber
8. J. liu teller. Syracuse.
At the Pnxton E. Itrlggs and Ron. Wes
Point : Mrs. John Sled. Wnhoo ; Jt-ronn
Hhiimp. Lincoln ; Walt M. Sct-lv. liennett
C. IJ. Hurrows , Norfolk ; JI , T. Jnqulth
Kearney ; P. M. Backett , Albion ; L. K. Me
Clellan. Cedar Haplds ; If , J. HendryS
ire ? . .
thc MerehantB- . J. HilpEx , Superior
J.L HaHey , Bancroft ; N. U. O'llrlen , At
kin fun ; W. C. CaVcn. M. V. Donovan
Hcnilngford ; C. C. HucUnrll , Alvn ; C'liarle ;
Oillliijijd , lihilr ; Georce Ilemstailt , PaplO
Uruben Llsco , Cliappell ; T. M , Baiclny
Hentr [ .
Al thS Arcaile-H. 11. Maxwell , Valpn
ralso ; F. Xt. Crow , Lincoln ; Mm. f.V
Durrette , Handolph ; F E. Morrison
Ufa tiloe ; Paul Jones , Wont Point ! W. K
Nlcholls , Beatrice ; S , II. Turner. Alns
worth ; H. Qriinm , Lincoln ; A. a. Wesl
Fremont ; W. S. UrlBRf , n. A , Collier , Lin
coin ; William Vlizard , St. Kdwards.
MYDEN'S SATURDAY SALES
20o Brown Shoaling at 12 l-2o a ToiJ
While It LoBta.
_ _ _ _ _ " .
GENTS 75C SUSPENDERS 25C A PAIR
lull sprrlnl Itiirpuln * In Notion A Thella c-
inrnt Oni-r Unnnually Allrat-tliiiin on
I'ttlliles mill lluuneliold Nuccnultlm
U | > rulnK biMiBon In Huts anil Clips.
DOMESTIC II A II GAINS.
fl-4 brown sheeting , good vuluo at 20c yard ,
on Bale at Hoydens' tomorrow only 12'ic
yard ,
COO pieces best shirting print , just opened ,
only 3' c yard.
2 cases Marseilles bed spreads , extra
largo and heavy , sold at } 1. < 5 ; on sale tomor
row at $1.00 each.
10 pieces all wool red twilled flannel , worth
25c yard , , on sale tomorrow at llnyiU-na' lie
yard.Mill
Mill remnants of yard-wide percale , good
value at ICc , on sale at tcyard.
Fancy printed Turkey red flannelette on
sale tomorrow Kc yard.
SPECIAL SALE
GENTS' FURNISHINGS SATURDAY.
100 doz. gents' merino sot only 5c ; worth
i5c.
1 lot of gents' pure linen handkerchiefs ,
worth COc and 75c , go at 12&c.
100 doz. men's fancy percale laundered
shirts only -JOc ; worth TGc.
1 case of men's light weight merino draw
ers only ISc ; worth GOc.
Gents' fine summer balbrlfrgan shirts and
drawers only 29c ; worth EOc.
Gents' percale shirts only 25c ; north 50c.
Gents' suspenders , samples , 2uc ; worth 50c
and < f > c.
I lot of gents' ' tcck scarfs , worth 50c , re
duced to 19c.
GROCERY DKPARTMEiNT.
New evaporated Calltornl.i fruit.
Apricots , 12'/fcc ; peaches , 12i4c ; raspberries ,
221 c ; raisins , 3V4c : firap'B , 2iic.
On teas and coffees we can save you -CO
per cent.
Very fine sun cured tea , 25c ; micolored
Japan tea , SSc tea slftlngs , very fine , T'.ic ;
all worth twice the- money ,
- SOME NOTIQN SPECIALS.
1,000 elegant. new hand bags at 23c , worth
50c ; sec them.
GOO beaufltul all silk lies , regular 2"c and
35c gaods7 all at ISc.
lion yards spool cotton for 5c ,
1 doz h skeln& best vash .silk for 2Sc.
Fine value. '
1,000 new tooth brushes , 3c each.
\Ve will have two spsclal bargain tables
for Saturday containing dozens of needful
articles at half cost ,
7cr buys your choice of all the late popular
! 5c novels. Other special book bargains foi
Saturday. 100 envelopes for 5c.
. FOR SATURDAY ONLY.
C-plcce crystal cream sets , 19c , worth 75c
artlc sauce dishes , 35c set , worth ( LOO ; coal
hods , 12fcc ! each ! . tubs , 25c ; wash boards
Tifcc ; brooms , lOc ; scrub brushes , 3c ; flowei
pots , 4-Inch , 194c , C-lnch , 2c , G-lnCh , 3ic ,
7-Inch , 4-yc ; 8-lnch , 6c ; 9-Inch , 8c ; 10-
Inch , 10 ? c each.
A JS.fiO decorated vase lamp , hand palntcO
bisque , for Saturday only $1.25 each.
HATS AND CAPS.
We are showing th ? largest line of hat !
and caps In all the latest fall styles , nl
prices below competition. Children's rnvel-
ties. In caps and turbans , 25c ; bojs' lanes
turbans , 40cj men's fine fur derby , 75c
men's fine fur fedoras at 50c ; men's fin ;
soft hats. In different styles , D5c.
All the leading makes and styles In fim
derbys and fedoras at tl t > 0. worth at leas
$3.00 , HAYDEN DROS.
z Lowering the prices.
Kxciirnlon To
The Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern R'j
will sell excursion tickets , September G ton0
to Plttsburg , Pa. , account G , A. H. Natlona
Encampment , at special low rates , good , re
turnlng..untll September- . Best line Iron
St. Louis. Springfield , L'ouisvllle or Clnclnnat
to Plttsburg.
For rates or further Information apply4 ti
any agent of the B & O. S. W. R'y , or ad
dress A. C. Goodrich , West. Passenger agent
P. O. Box 2G4 , Kansas City , Mo.
Buy your hard coal before the advance
A. L. Patrick keeps the best. Tel. 557.
U. A. It. Kiitlnuiil Knrumninent.
Deglns at Plttsburg September 10. Lov '
fare over Vandalla. and Pennsylvania Shop
lines from September ii to 10 Inclusive. Con
nectlng lines In west will sell reduced rat
tickets over these direct routes via St. Lou !
or Chicago , good returning until Scptembe
25 , Inclusive. For details apply to G. H
Tcedrlck , T. P. A. , Omaha , Neb.
The high-Jumping horses In the Darnnm I
Bailey Greatest Show on Earth this year ari
unapproachable In style ami merit. Some o
them have won flrt > t prizes nt the nnnua
horse show In Madison Square garden , NBT
York , and one , a notable beast , formerly th
property of ex-Mayor Grant of that city , ha
a record for jumping seven feet two inche
high with a rider weighing one hundred am
seventy pounds. The long-distance leaplni ;
ted , Is something equally gr at- and record
breaking. These equestrian exhibitions wll
all be seen when the show .comes here 01
September 10. _
Omjliii and Chicago Limited 1'lttccu-IIou ;
, Train.
Leave Omaha al 6:30 : p. m. and arrlv
at Chicago 9:40 : a. m. via C. M. & St. I1
Ry. for Chicago and all points east. ' Train
made up and started from Omaha , assurlii ;
passengers clean and well aired cars , Th
only line running' a solid vestlbuled electric
lighted train from Omaha direct. No wait
Ing for through trains.
Elegant chair cars , palace sleeping and din
lag cars. Ticket office , 1604 Farnam atreel
C. S. CAIHURtt ,
Ticket Ar.e > t.
.Fourth Wnr < l Itryiui tirmncrntlo Cluli.
The first regular meeting of the Fourtl
Ward Bryan Dunocrallc club will bo heli
on Saturday evening , September 1 , at
o'clock p. m. at AVashlngton hall.
All democrats favoring the nomination o
W. J , Bryan as the democratic candidate t
the- United States senate are cordially In
\lted to attend.
CHARLES II , IIROWN , President.
R. V. MONTAGUE , Secretary.
Arrested III * Hucini-ns I'nrlncr.
Albert Seeholtz Is languishing In the clt ;
Jail , while his co-worker , Leonard Lowery
Is being hunted down by the police. Th
trouble all comes about by reason of a part
nershlp that was entered Into a few day
ago. At that time George Carson determine' '
I to go Into the business of buying and selllni
chickens , but never having had any experl
ence In this particular line he thought tha
It would be T > ( \ \ to have a partner. In look
ing about for such an Individual ho met Sac
holtz and Lowery , both of whom averred tha
they were experts In chicken matters , thoug :
they said that they had no money with whlc :
to fcc-t up In business , Carson replied that h
had money , and after discussing plans th
two men put ther ! exprr'ence ngalnit C.irscn'
wealth. For a time the firm prospered In U
location on llarney street , down In the com
Awarded
Highest Hohora World's Pair.
E > IN
PERFECT MADE.
A pure Crape Cream of Tartar Powder. Frei
Ammonia , Alum or any other adull ; iii
40 YEARS TUB STANDARD.
nlssloti houte tlbitrlot , but ionic days afro
'ancTi OlscovcrtilulliBt lie wnn buylnR more
hick ens tUan word \ > t\ng \ sold nnd that the 'o
won scarcely any intc 1c on hand. ThU i T-
sod him Bomewhin but hefplng ( its nub-
ilclona to himself ) * unld nothing , being do-
rmlned to solve thri-problem.
A couple of duyKjaun Carson rented a room
croBB the street frthn the chlckenstoro nnd
gt ti | > nil night toovntcli. The Il-st night
van without resultli , but Thursday night ,
list before mldnlghtijjho saw a couple of men
walk n [ > to the Jour of the store anil nfter
tutting a Vcy Inta-tlip loch enter. Not car *
to light two. Our son lay for the fellow B and
eon saw them conn out , lo.vlej down with
hlcXens. WlilloitUlB surprlsad him , It did
not surprise him < BO much ua111 the fort
hat the two men wrera 'ils pnrt'iori. With
out snylnG a.-word h waited until yesterday ,
vlicn he Hied a compliilnt ngalnst hath
icclioltz and Lowrey , charging them with
arccny.
HAD A'GOOD TIME ANYWAY.
.Inrnlti Mnu' To ich .if IUKli l.lf _ riniln
liuVm Not lCol.lt > il.
Some days ago L. P. Jtosa reported at the
police station nnd poured n tale of woe Into
.ho ears of the membera of the detective
force , telling them that he had been robbed
of ? 700 In this wicked town. The sum being
nrgor the detectives went to work upn the
case , fully expecting to turn up a band of
crcoks , though they did not think that they
\roulil ever recover a cent of the money.
Ytatcrday , however , the whole matter WJ3
cleared up , and according lo the story told
jy Chief Haze , .Mr. Koss , who , by the way
la a Lincoln man , Is nbut Ihe only Criminal
connected with the case.
The story as told by the chief la to the
effect that Ross Is a married man and that
some time aga he came iloun to Omaha , de
positing $1,100 In one of the banks , after
which , with a few hundred In his pocket ,
he prevailed upon a woman of the town to
assist Mm In doing Colorado for a time. The
woman was In for the trip , and after Iho
c-uple had traveled the mountains for three
wccl < s , they came back lo Omaha , after
which Koss got on a roaring old drunk ,
Hiding up In a residence down on the row.
After sobering up he started In to take an
icroilnt of hi3 finances and discovered that
he had but $100 , the rest of the money and
the proceeds of the bank account having
gone glimmering. It was then that he re
ported the case to tbe police , claiming that
he must have been robbed of $700 , If not
more.
Hoss. went back to Lincoln to tell several
fairy tales concerning his whereabouts , while
the detectives went out on the blind trail ,
shadowing numerous parties , but not a par
ticle of evidence did they eectiro against any
party. Finally , they found a doctor who
was a friend of Hos& and this gentleman
told the officers that he had $700 of the
money which belonged to lioss. He had
taken It from him nhen lie was on the
drunk and had afterwards deposited It In
one ol the banks , subsequently sending the
man a check for the full amount. There
the case Avas dropped , and yesterday Chief
Huze received a letter from Hess , telling
him that he could call off his sleuths , as he
, had decided not to prosecute the Investiga
tion any further.
It Is a thousand pities that Mra. Potter
did not begin ilicr , engagement with "In
Society" at Hoyd'd Instead of the "Iron
master , " which at boat \a \ a drama of limited
scope. "In Society , " however , was given Its
premiere before an Omaha audience last night ,
and the verdict wa quite In favor cl the
stars and tlialr supporting company The
play Is by Alexander Dumas , ills , Englished
from "Frnncllllon , " uhlch was so Immensely
successful a few years back. It Js a story
ot today , with a decided leaning { owards
the eroticism that so completely seems to
have takoti hold of the English and French
stage. Iff the" exclusion of. the homller virtues
that were so Integral a part ot thodrama
during the'iflrst half of the cpntiiry , While'
there is1 a'-decTdtll ' moraMn the. story , brightly
nnJ verj- cleverly told , It Is , doubtful If It ,
avails muclieiln the questionable shapd' , In
which It Is prft. at the sacrifice almcel of
teachings > ivhlch have stood for all that Is
beatiln the- social world front tlle 'aforetl'ine.
The' dialogue Is terse , very often epigram
matic , and suggestive of "Lady Winder-
mere's Fan , " which It more nearly resem
bles In motif and manner of working out
than any of the fin de selcle plays which treat
of the marriage question and the rights ot
husband and wife In a bold and uncompro
mising manner.
. As the faithful wlfo , who In aa unguarded
moment almost brings the house of do
Illverolles toppling about lior head , Mrs. Pot
ter Is clearly at her best. She is required to
play a society woman of Ihe best family and
she plays Mrs. Potter. There Is no denying
that the woman with the Titian hair can
play a society woman to perfection. While
she lacks the power to make her audiences
forget that she Is acting. Mrs Potter last
night was never commonplace , her French
accent and her Introduction of French
phrases being the only blemish upon an other
wise creditable performance Yet this should
not be considered a draw back , for U Is an In
terpretation of the character ot Franclne ,
and as such must be seriously treated.
Mr. Hellew was In splendid form and his
Luclen deserved to be classed among the
very best things that he has done. He
was grace and polish Itself , and his bit of
pantomime in the second act , when his wife
tells htm that she has been untrue to him ,
was one ot the features of the performance.
Asa whole the company was excellent.
Mason Mitchell , as. Henri , has a part which
lilted him like a glove , and his little love
scene with Annette ( Pcrdlta Hudspeth ) he
placed splendidly , as did the young lady.
Miss Lisle Leigh showed a line contrast be
tween the AthenaMs of Thursday night and
the baroness of last night , a very pretty
character , somewhat unreal , probably , but
nevertheless In every sense refined , a
woman of the world , but one with a heart
in the right place. Miss Leigh showed her
self a caieful , Intelligent player , and gave
promise of much brighter things In the
luture.
Mr. Itolleston's Stanislas nnd the Mar
quis of Vcrner Cjargcs showed many ex
cellent points. On the whole the performance
was creditable and a pleasant aftermath to
the "Ironmaster. "
Today the Potter-Bellow company will
close Us engagement at Uoyd's theater by
giving two performances a matinee at 2:30 :
this afternoon , wliau the twin stars will ap
pear In "Camllle " The engagement will
close with the evening performance of the
new play "Charlotte Corday. " These will
bo the last opportunities our play-goers will
ha\o of seeing tliowa artists.
( Jliattiinoogii foitjtho ii : > vrorth I.pnRiie. "
CIIATTANOOG.Wi Tenn. , Aug. 31. This
city baa been oBUtally selected as the place.
of meeting for tUen < yct biennial International
conference of thcC Upworth league.
At the residence of the bride's brother ,
Mr. Bancroft , ISJOMforth Nineteenth Blrcet.
August 30 , by Hcvt VW. K. Heans , Mr. John
M. Conradt and Miss Alice M. Uancrolt ,
both of Omaha.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nnd improvement rtnC
teiute to porboniil enjoyment wlicti
rightly uscu. The many , vlto Hvo bel
ief tlmn others nnd enjoy lifts more , with
less expitidtturo , by inoro promptly
iivt.U.tR ! tlio world's best products to
the needs of physical being , will nttcst
the value to nenlth of UIL- pure liquid
Icxntivo principles cmltiiccd in the
remedy , Syrtip of Figa
IU excellence is duo to Its presenting
in the form moat acceptable nnd plena-
n.nt to the taste , the refreshing nnd truly
lioncficinl properties of icrfect ] Inx.
iitho ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , headache * and fevers
ana permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions mid
met with the approval of the medical
profession , because it nets oti the Kid-
new , 1/iver / nnd Bowels without wcnk-
ening them nnd it is perfectly ficc from
every objectionable substance.-
Syrup of Figs is for sale l y nil drug
gists in r)0c nnd $1 bnitles , but it5s man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whose name is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Fifts
und being wall informed , you will not
pTtfiny substitute if oflercd.
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a medicine tlmt will rcmp\ * freckles from
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Tlioinases. evrr bdttle In guaranteed and money
will promptly refunded In case of failure. .It re-
mo\ca Tan nnd Sunburn In cne application. It
inn.ttLTa not If the TreckloB ) m\e teen from
childhood to olil nge La 1'ieckla will clear them
In evefy case. Trlca Jl.OO. Bent to any part of
the uoild.
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FURNITURE.
A complete new stock recently purchased
at the reduced prices.
1206-1208 DOUGLAS STREET.
TEP DOWN , GISNTLKMEN , and give to the Ncbraslj tithe right oF
wny for a sensible discourse about Hoys' Clothes.
New pretty-stylish serviceable and Improved clothing nt
shrewdly engine-red buying and selling prices , deserves tncthlnks first
consideration a brand new stilt nt a closely.sliaven price is wortn a stick
full of suits with last year's whiskers on.
Hoys' and children's
clothes occupy one
third of the space In our four story building
one lloor nnd one-tldrd-and it takes a de\lllsli
lot of clothing to fill It. This season , however ,
we cotilJ till two floors with what we've til.
ready purchased , and more to hear from.
A prettier colTectlon of juvenile wearlngs ,
and closer prices , > ve never experienced be-
fore. The outlook for a froct
wool bill is perhaps in some
measure responsible for our-
marvelous purchujcs , but "to.
the victor belongs the spoils * '
PRETTY
we've watched.
and waited and
SERVICEABLE reaped a reward *
Our clothes for-
STYLISH boys in particular ,
arc well known
for durability
-
CLOTHES
never a stitch will
a Nebraska suit
FOR
yield nor a brcnlc
at any abused
THE point , but this sea
son we've aijilcd a.
novelty , that'll outwear evcrv
the boy who rises at sunrise iiv
order to be first in school
a suit with a double knee ,
riveted buttons , patent clastic ,
waistband , a good thing against
that everlasting sewing on buttons on waists ,
and a point in favor of good hanging panties.
Styles adopted this season arc new and
antique , double'breasted , juniors , cutaways
and squares have the cull patterns arc chiefly
dark , but if mixtures are the color becoming ,
to your boy we can show a raft full of various-
J such patterns.
Fall Catalogues are ready Your name ? If you wish one ,
Grounds 20tli and Fan ! Streets.
THE WOK-Di > LAMiiST. GRANDEST. DEST AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION.
I
CAPITAL INVESTED $3,500.000 , DAILY EXPENSES 87,300.
ONLY SHOW ENDORSED BY THE CLERGY.
No PjilsQ IPratanHQ. .No Bxsiotioratlon.
i R Y T H I N GJUST AS ADVERTISE ! '
. .Vine1 J'trfamianrci.ew I'enjilo 2fcn' .UtrtictltntH ,
ONIA' I'AIH OK MALE ANT ) I'KMAI/K QOHIUA.S over won luiirtliorMiicn tlio ciontlnn , nnd
positively the OXl.y GIANT AM > OIANTKbS HI'IHMMIvNS imiv 01 uvor Incnptlvlty In
the lilstory of the world SlUVr HUMAN-LIKE A MM A Us KNOWN , titlr.ictlnir _ U-
OOOpunpludallrtoContnil I'nrk , N.Y.nlion loiiiiuil by tlii'siisliovte tot tint zoolog
ical garden. Tliu uonder of llio Now&impcr and Hck'ntllluVorlds. .
EtlUflWciil in PeoBle.
Curious Iliimnn DuliiKs with queer lollplims null ccietiiunluH , Pnguns , Iilalutnis , Ilmit
Moliiiiiiinvdium , L'iviinlbiilH , Vlhliuus , llmlulilsts , Oonfuuliius , Illnuoos , Ulirlstlana
unit Aiua/uns , wliolo faiiilllos ol BIIVIIKU people with tlii'lr liiit.4 , ciipuiiH ,
Implements , musical liibtiumoutH , rites , cereiuoiilod , Uunuus and guincii.
OKLY GiAriT BLACK : ORAHG IH CAPTIVITY. \ v
GREAT EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT
Louutiii ; , Tutiibllni : nnil AL-rolintlc DlHplays.
OF THE WORLD'S GREATEST CIRCUS CHAMPIONS
Unrivaled rjjuo trlun Keitts by uiloforimula unU female rhluin.
THE MOST FAMOUS AERIALISTS IN THE WORLD.
All tlm Oruat Athlolou , GyinnuMH mid Acrulmtb.
SENSATIONAL ANIMAL EXHIBITION
Lloua. Tigers. Sheep. Iots. ( I'linthors. Klpnliants iimi llorjrs. IMM forming nt one tluio In
' faTEBL-HAItlll.IJ .
liarmouy toReiher inn fOLCJf'SAIj -
3 Oircua Companies in. 3 Rings , 2 Elaveto ] Stages , Eaoing Track and Auiraal Arena.
SIGHTS NEVER BEEN BEFORE THIS SEASON and only to bo wltncwetl In tbei *
tfiowa : allordsof EJupiiarits.2 Urovunof OamoTn , Ulant-uncl I'Umy aiiliii l . 2 McniK rlei
of Trained niicl Wild , lieasu , 20 Old-time , Modern anil I'nntaroliuto Olowin.
Two Porformoncee Dally at 2 and 8 P. Nl. Doors open an hour earlier-
Admission to Everything 50c. Children half price.
Ite erved tests at rriailnr prlca nnd udmUttou tlokuti ut usual
ndvanc * t thu Klmlor UruK Co. , 220 8. 10th hi ,
MIGHTY HEW FREE STREET PARADE
tnry uniforms mid mu lo of all nation * . M B a m.
LOWEST EXCURSION BAT S ON ALL RATIjROADB.
ll'i'J exhibit at Uoii OnU Sept , It ,
