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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1894)
THE OMAHA DAILY 1JEE : SATURDAY. OCTOBER 18. 180-1. P1TB1AS KNIGHTS ADJOURN tlebraska Grand Lodge of the Order Oon- clivies a Etissiolj at Lincoln. LISr Or THE ANNUAL OFFICERS ELECTED Un * Norbrrff nt Ilotilrpfip , l.u Sliumnn nf .MirorH , llnrry HoytHtnn of J 'cbr ha < Ity mill Troll bucbitt of Otmtlin for Honor * . LINCOLN , Oct. IS. ( SpccUI. ) Ttic ses- loiof \ llic grand lodge or the Knights of 1'ythlas of Nebraska closed this afternoon. The Hat of officers elected Is as follows : Gran.l chance lor , l.u Shumun , Aurora ; grand vlco chancellor , 0. 13. l"ord , Kearney ; grand Keeper of rccordw and souls , II , M , Shaeffor. Iln < oln ; Brand master of exchequer , Jolm II. WrlRlit , Lincoln ; grand mastcr-at-arms , John Hogarth , nagle ; grand Inner guard , Cliarlca Itallilnm , Geneva ; grand outer guard , W. It. Williams. Altwworlh : trustees , Fred Miller of Lincoln , Ir. Meredith of Aihlond , Henry KiiO'lell of Omaha , and Judge Hedges of South Oinnlia. Tlie election of tlio grnnd chancellor was a llvtiy one , the candidates being GUH Norberg ot Iloldrege , Lu Shuinan of Aurora , Harry iloy.lston of Nebraska City and I'red Sackctt of Omaha. Air. Snckctt withdrew on the fourteenth ballot and Ills votes uenl tu Mr. Shuman. Judge Hall yesterday gave the Chemical National bank judgment against George and M. i : . Smith for $340 , of which sum $300 shall lie puld by the Capital National batik , The court also found that plulntlft In the case Is entitled to a receiver's certificate for the bmoiint mentioned. The defendant bank took inception to the finding regarding Its liabil ity and moved for a new trial , which was re- tubed. A similar brdcr was Issued In the case of the Chetnlcnl National bank against S. J. Alexander and the Capital National , the Judg ment being- for $524.38 , . of which sum $ IDO il assessed against the Capital National. CIIHISTIAN KNUnAVOnRHS , The ninth annual mcvtlng of the state Christian Rndcavor union commenced a three days' session In thin city today at the First Baptist church. Addresses liy the leadlni ] JJndeavorcrs and reports' of olllccrft and com- inlttees took up the day. The program for tomorrow Is n % follows1 JIOUNING. BD. : Sunrise prnyer nu-etlng. "Wide-awake Christianity. "They ttmt seek me eaily shnll llnd nu- . " Jpmlrr. .Mr. H. . Shormnn , I-'ntrfleW. Vlco I'lcuideiit Iluv. J. D. Dabney , Iteat- lice , presiding. 9.09. Song nd prnyer ! > eivlce. il 10. President's luldrrB * . 10:00. : II-ports general ic'cretary. trea'urer , superintendent of junior ? , temporary com mittee on missionary extension , district fcrrrrtnrles ( tun minutes ) . 10:3) : ) . Huslnt'SH. The following prcposi-d amcmlinpiit to tlio constitution will be voted tlpon : "Tlio olllcers of this union Khali be A | ire.iUlr > nt , vice president , secretary and trensurpr nnd these. toRothnr with the Hiipwlnirndenl of junior work and such other Ruporlntpudenta as shall ftom time to time bo appointed by thu union , shall con- w tit ate mi executive committee , having In liarse all Initlncss not otherwise provided for. The o olllccrs shall becho.scn at the annual convention , nnd shall begin their terms of otllro at the close of the conven tion nt vblch they nre elected. " 11:30. : Hllihmeditation. . "CMirlsl's rurlty" 1 1'ctrr , SHebrew. : . 7W. : leader. Prof. It. A. Clurk , State university. AFTERNOON. Denominational rallies nrrnngcd for by tlio denominations tlieniwelve : ) . nil the de nominations repiescnted In the union having lx > en Invited to prepare piOKrum. 1 1.1. Hoptlstr-Flrst Uaptlft clutrch , Mr. M" . Krnest Jnhnson , Omalin , leader. C'hilstlan Central Church of Christ , Rev. T. K , . Crnmblet , Omaha' , leader. OongrpCTtlonnl Klrst Congregational church , Kov. B. L. 131 j % Oinalm , leader. Lutheran draco Lutheran church , Ilev. A. J. Turkle. Omaha , leader , Methodist Episcopal. Presbyterian First Preihyterlan church , Jlev. J. D. Countermine , U.D. , Beatrice , lender. KVENINCJ. ' Treasurer IV. Krnest Johnson , Omaha , 'presiding. 7:00. : Song service. 7:23. "The Little Heathen King- Whom Christians Serve , " Hev. C. S. Harrison , 'WeepingWater. . 7:45. Two minute reports from confer ences and denominational milieu. 8:23. Address , Mr. E. II. Black , president Colorado union. 3:50 : , Hobby social. LINCOLN IN BIUEF. The sheriff of Cass county , Iowa , was In the city today for a requisition for Archie 3los8 , who Is now wanted for forging a checker or draft for ( CO on a boot and shoo dealer til Iowa. The governor being out of the city the papers were not Issued , but were held for examination. This Is tlio youth re cently apprehended for attempting to pass a forged" " check on an Omaha merchant for $250. but In some manner managed to escape punishment. Ha la the son ot State Oil Inspector Ross and was recently before the insanity board of this county. Governor Crounso Is in receipt of a com munication from II. U. Whltmore of St. Loula , chairman of the Transmlssourl Mer cantile congress , requesting him and ten delegates to be present In that city on No vember 26 , when the congress convenes. i > nciuiu AOAINST THIS 3iiiciiANT. : Interentlner Hniurl to I'rcullnr Hiislncn Trmitnctlon ut < ir ml iHlund. GHIAND ISLAND , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) A lawsuit which has created a great deal of Interest In this city was up before Judge Clifford of the county court and a Jury composed principally of leading busi ness men , yesterday afternoon. Agent Me- Means of the Union Pacific brought suit against J. M. Peterson of the Grand Island Mercantile company to recover $103,04 which lift was compelled to pay for freight on a caret ot sugar. The car came from San Francisco. It wua billed through to Omaha. In some manner the car was stopped hero and Mr. Peterson asked If he could not unload the car at once Instead of having to wait until the car went to Omaha and back again. The plaintiff maintained and bad evidence to show that ho permitted Peterson to unload the car hero upon the verbal promise idn the part of Peterson to pay the return freight from Omaha In case it was demanded by the company. The car was unloaded , and the company demanded the Omaha to Grand Island freight. McMeans advanced the money , but when he called on Mr. Peterson for the same the latter refused to pay. Jnat The defense urged that It wanted to get at the company to test the validity of the claim for freight from Omaha to Grand . Island when auch service was never rendered and denied that It had promised to pay the amount , The Jury , however , returned a verdict of $107 In favor of Mr. McMeans , The defense will appeal. Fnltnrtuii Iturclnri Securn JIni'li Plunder FULLUUTON , Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) Upon opening the store of Penney & Son yesterday morning It was found that the i Btoro had been entered during the night 1Cy a rear window and goods carried away amounting to several1 hundred dollars. As far as1 could be ascertained the goods taken ; consisted of 100 pair ot men's gloves , six dozen Una silk handkerchiefs , neckties , one tray of finger rings and several suits , of clothes , with overcoats , underwear and about $10 In money taken fiom the drawer. There Is no clew to the burglars at present , though It Is thought It was BO mo parly familiar with [ ] the store , as the goods taken were all of the best , and people Bleeping near were not disturbed by any noise. II art out Homo Kxpotltlnn. WILSONVIU.E , Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) The Heaver Valley harvest home exposition was lield hero yesterday and today. In all the departments tlis display , conslderlnR the drouth , vras marvelous. Kx-CSovernor Tliaycr addressed the people yesterday and Captain Leo of Oxford spoke today , full3,500 people ple attended during the two < layu , Kxotr > r YoungVolUi 'Writ. EXETER , N b. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) Wednesday evening , at Uo lionis ot the bride' * parvnU , Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Campbell , by Hov , W. T , Cllne , were . In.r rlod Miss Mnry Campbell and Clarence Mar vel , bolt ot lull plaoa. Thla waa a very affair , .s both at the ynung people hare \ lint of. frlunds. llcrt Wtntxvortti came down from Hast- Inpj to spend a fair dajr 'With hti mother. Mrs 0. C. Vlnnum ot Stratton Is here vjjiiinc her relatives ana many friends this week. Prof Saj-lor of tlio Lincoln Normal univer sity delivered I ho flrct lecture ot the High irliool course In the Methodist church Tliurs- iluy cvcnlnE to a good house , and It was Mfilily appreciated , by nil wlio heard It. Tlicso lectures are to contlruio during the winter. The surplus , after paying the ex penses ot the course of lectures , will be used lo purchase new books for the High school library. ANOTlllilt Ki.tINKV ; ! DANK r.UI.H. The llnfTitlo County XntlonnI Clones It * JJuorn Cluthlni ; Itoune Atslfrns. KRAnNEY. Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special Tele gram. ) The Buffalo County National bank clo J Its doors this morning. The closing was caused by n. $19,000 judgment against the Samla' clothing house , In which the bank U.H Interested , nnd a couple of the directors demanding their deposits. Sands' clothing house vvns closed at the same time , but no otlitT business houses have been affected so tar as known. The assets and liabilities are not yet known , Following so closely on the fa'lnre of the First National yesterday , the closing ot the bank today has caused ureat miensincss. I toss Gamble Is the president , and A. T. Gamble cashier of the bank. Ac cording to the report of the condition of the bank at the close of business on July IS last the liabilities nro slated nt $273,163. The i-upltal stock paid In amounts to $100,000 , nnd : i surplus fund of 335,000 , and undivided profits amounting to $3,07 < ! are claimed. The deposits amount to $97.100. The bank examiner Is now In possession , tint a statement of Its assets and liabilities cannot bo ascertained. The county loses a little river $11,000 nnd the city treasurer about $200. WASHINGTON" . Oct. 12. Comptroller Eckels Ims ordered Examiner H. J. Whlt- nioro to take charge of the Huffalo County National bank of Kearney , Neb. , which closed Its doors today. Kxnmtner L. H. Howey la to take charge of the First National bank of the same place , which failed yesterday. aiKirr IN OMAHA. Slal. . Council nf tlin Catholic Knlelit * of Amoi'lrii In Moot Hero. WEST POINT , Neb , , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) The sixth bl-cnnlal state council ot the Catholic Knights of America , will convene In Omaha , October 22. Tlio council was culled to meet at North Platte , but on account of the bulk of the membership be ing In the eastern part ot the. state , It was deemed advisable by the president , who resides here , to call the council to order In Omaha. The order Is having n steady growth In the state , the two largest branches being In West Point and Omaha. Omaha has been selected as the next meeting place of the supreme council of the order , which will occur early In May next. H Is ex pected that * stcps will be taken at the forthcoming convention to assure the su preme delegates of an old fashioned western welcome. ICODIIKltS SHOT TO KIM , . llrnry Ilupert Hold Up ut the Iloor of Ills Store but I.o n3 No Cn h. DC WITT , Neb. , Oct. 12t There Is great excitement In this city today over the hold up of Henry Rupert , The robbers secured no booty and escaped , but Mr. Rupert was shot In the left lung , and , although the wounds are not dangerous , ho was unable1 to follow his assailants. The outrage was perpetrated between 9 and 10 o'clock last night. Rupert was loavtng his store and had just locked the door when two masked men stepped up and demanded that he give up the cash box which hc > was carrying under his arm and his watch. This ho refused to do nnd the robbers opened fire. A posse was organized at once , but nothing had been heard of the robbers up to this afternoon. Driniiiul for l abor at Vnlloy , VALLEY , Nob. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) Sugar beets arc being1 shipped from hero at the rate of several cars per day , and there Is a demand for labor In the beet fields. Hon. D. II. Mercer's date at Valley has been changed to Friday evening- , October 26. Mr. and Mrs. Lydall , who have been spend ing a week with the family of William ar- : kln , left this morning for their homo at Taylor , Neb. Two society belles of Valley played the roles of John L. Sullivan and Jim Corbett near the school building last evening. The trouble was over a young man. who clerks In a dry goods store at Beatrice. No seri ous damage resulted to either of the prin cipals other than lost hair and bloody noses. Hev. J. P. Yost has been assigned to the pastorate ot the Methodist church at this place and will preach his opening sermon Sunday evening. Key. Mr. Yost was trans ferred from the C&stcllar Methodist Episco pal church of Omaha. Superintendent Hill visited the schools here yesterday. Miss Myrtle Smith left this evening for Omaha to make a short visit with her parents. Rev. Mr. Bergstedt. who has been the pastor ot the Swedish Baptist church at this place for the past two years , has moved his family to York , where he has charge of a church. C. C. Chambers of Valley has challenged Hon. R. II. Barnes of Fowler to a debate on the political Issues of the day. Mr. Barnes has accepted and the debate will take place nt the Campbell school house Saturday even- Ing. No ten from Nomalm NEMAHA CITY , Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) Mrs. Lucy Flnclr died at her home In this city Thursday morning of B right's disease , She was raised' ' In Brownvllle , being a daugh ter of Captain W. A. Pollock , for many years postmaster at Brownvllle , and lived there until her marriage to Thomas B , Klnch of this city. She leaves a large circle of friends. Thomas Evans , a young farmer living south ot this place , died of typhoid-malaria Tuesday night. He was burled at Prairie Union. The B. & M. has recently finished a new Iron bridge across the Little Nemaba at thU place. J. H. Llttrell , the well known apple ship per , Is busily engaged with a large force ot men In handling the large crop of winter apples. Ktnro of a Unpogltor CIoioil. SHELTON , Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special Tele- gr&m. ) The Boston clothing house , owned by Alllo Sands , was forced to close Its doors today owing to the failure of the Buffalo County bank of Kearney , ot which Mr. Sands was n largo depositor. . .i.i..i. Clmro | < l with Thieving , PAWNRE CITY , Oct. 12. { Special. ) A tramp was arrested In this city late last night on the charge of breaking Into the house and stealing an overcoat of John Fcnton , living near Violet , yesterday after noon. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I'rcntiyturliin Synod Adjourn * . GRAND ISLAND , Oct. 'l2. ( Special. ) The annual session of the Presbyterian synod of Nebraska closed today after three daya of very earnest and profitable work. A culinary poem , a household triumph , food cooked with Ur. Price's Cream Baking powder. To I'nfnrro tlio romirctlnir Kirltch I.niv. SCIIUYLEIl. Neb. , Oct. 12. ( Special. ) The State Hoard of Transportation has filed papers with the clerk of the district court of this district , which Is the Initial step In a suit to compel the I ) . & M. nnd the Union Pacific railroads la build and maintain a switch connecting their lines of road at this point , Such a swlloh will prove of great value to many shippers here , who have been very desirous of seeing the law with refer ence to such connecting switch enforced. I'eter Battler of Central City , a former Colfox county resident , did business In this cltv this week. Schuyler'a Shakespeare class was reorgan ize Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Sabln. Members : Frank B. Moore , president ; Mrs. U. O. Sabln , secretary ; Anna Long , treasurer : Messrs. C. O. Sabln , K. J. HoK ra. E. W. Nelson. U. A. Robbing , G. H Thomas ; Mesdamcs Frank E. Moore , Theodore Mayer There still being three teachers desired In the Kchooli of Schuyler , a second examination ON SALE AT72.-P. . ' M.- ON SALE AT 9:30 : A. M.- TOILET ARTICLES. A Stock of LADIES' 1 O ' Largo Pear's NOVELTIES , KNIT VESTS , 1 jC CALICOS , 2c Colgate Vosolinft. Soap Soap . . , JJ0 30 DO Manufacliirer's ' stocX They tire American Beauties. Cnlctor'a Dcntlvc , . l"c BLANKETS A Largo Stock of Limit Three-lo.a Customer. Pattern to a Customer. l-nldum Powd&r l f..J2o 4'Jc STAPLES. LADIES' r > 7 ON SALE AT 10 A. M.- ON SALE AT 3 P. M- All Day Saturday ALL NEW GOODS. KidGloves.J/C 100 Doz. . ' . ' O FIiVIi Al'RON CHECKSOI at less than cost Our Now Prices for SPOT CASH In browns , tans , modes , slates Childs' Hose JC and DRESS . , GIXG11A3IS , - nro Interesting. and Tracks. to make. One Pair to a .Customer. . Limit Three Pairs. 12 Yards to a Customer. 7 Ctuunctj Bt. Bt.ROSVOSk ROSVOSk 10-4 While 7 B nk II. . Blankets 10 ft , 12 tojjias Su /KXlKAUE/VVY / Full size gray Blankets White Blanket ll > 4 Cray Blanket for Blanket Heavy Red $4.25 Blanket HOSIERY. and Linens ! New Dress Goods Ladies1 uiid Children's , FULL California Very fine extra Underwear and Hosiery. Wool Blanket Ladles' silk finished combed All colors , In tlio Henriet BLANKET FOR Wool QKo vests an < J pants QJ\j 04 Shcctitiff IGc tas , Sorg-es , ctI7o. ; . ° $3.4 Ladies' natural Egyptian vcUs 4-4 Shcotinfft bleached at 41o Sillc and Wool 1 $ Novcltics.al . . and pants r. ' . .7.'v. . ' . * . r. the new shades , TiOc. Ladies' naturaLwo'ol Vbsts fiotl Kfm Pull si/o knotted fringe Towels at. | 21c el very flno pants . * ! . . OUC . GO-ln. - Storm Serge , try an Children's Heavy . ribbed vests 3-4 N7apkins , heavy bleached at..98o match It for 31.26 , at 8oc. Cnslnnaro Blanket ana pant ? at. BoyV heavy bicycle hose , 18c , G 1-inch Table Linen , bloauhod nt..49c A fine line of black dress 3for goods , CO-lnoh heavy broad Children's fleeced hcao , fast Full sized Crochet Bed Sprond . . . .73c cloth , they soil itor $2.2j ; black , at/ Full sized Comfort at 5 Oc ours $1.50. 53TT SALE OF At the M. B. COOK CLOTHING CO CAUSED BY A FIRM'S DISSOLUTION : The well known rranafacturqrp of standard and fine clothincr Co. , recently gave up business. Our eastern buyer was on hand of New York City , Hammerslough , Saks & and purchased for us nearly $ IOOOO in clothing , Suits including and Overcots made for this fall and winter original value. Tomorrow the big sale goes on at wear. It was bought at less then half its M. H- COOK CLOTHING COMPANY'S ; Dissolution Sa Men's Suits. IRINCE ALPEBTS , JN BLACK CLAY WORSTED bound , double breasted , trimmed with ttalian satin , $13.00 FINE KERSEY AND BEAVCR OVERCOATS , TUB no better made the complete suit at this snlo. . . . . best made in . these fabrics , wool llnlne , silk yoke , 50 Inches lon in loose or tight fining , nin lo or double PRINCE ALBERTS IN GRAY AND BROWN CLAY breasted , In bluesund black9aixeti 34 tu 42 at this $16,00 worsted , stitched , double or single breasted , lined sale only , with Italiah satin , finest for the money over shown 15.00 at th is sale . 130 FINE BEAVER OVERCOATS , IN SINGLE OR 250 BLACK AND FANCY WORSTED SUITS , IN doubio breasted , blues , blacks or browns , tans and 10.00 cutaways nnd sacks , spine lined with nutin ; nil oxfords jiour choloo at this sale . xvool end silk I inpd goods , nil in Rpgont cuts , no march ant tailor can put up a better at 150 garment 12.50 EINE KERSEY OVERCOATS , th is sale oqly . IN FIVE SHADES , elegantly trimmed , blues , blacks and 7.00- 170 ASSORT ED SUITS , MADE TO PIT SHORT browns your choice in this sale . and stout. Uapimorslough , Sake & Co. made pur posely for Huoh built persons , handsome nnd dttru- 150 OVERCOATS , JUST THE THING FOR SHORT bio crarrasnta , heavy weights for fall wear , slz cs , 37 10.00 nnd stoutpojplo , In beavers , karsoyd nnd chinchil 12.50 to 40 goat this sale at- , t . las , sizes 37 to 40 gn in this sale . 200 PINE YOUNG MEN'S DRESSY SUITS , A MOST complete finished uncl stylish { iarinontfTtilTutawaya 10.00 70 EXTRA SIZE OVERCOATS , PROM 14 TO 50 , and sacks , slzos Irom 3o to 40 at thla salb'dnly ' . two shudjs , blues mid blacks , in kerseys , chinchillas 12.50 nnd worsteds go in thiy ealoat . 200 FINE ALL WOOL CHEVIOT SUITS , TN saoka only , dark effects , po in this solo'tit the ex 6.50 traordinary price ol . ' ' . ' . i i . 200 FINE SHETLAND FRIEZE STORM ULSTERS , 5.00 trim three shades go in this sale nt . Mail Orders Filled $ tate what you want awi send ( do the balance-No - samples sent for ihis sale , The THIR/TEIE H AND KARNA.M OMAHA. lias juet been completed. Six were examined , but two of them only were successful , Mlsa Evelyn Washburn , a former teacher , and Julia " \VnUon of David City. The social uhlst club that wax so success fully conducted last winter was reorganlrcd thU week at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. S. N. White. Her. J. T. Knuckey attended the confer ence of the north Nebraska district confer ence of the Methodist church this week and was by that body returned to be pastor of the Bchuyler charge during the coming year. Thla ls Mr. Knuckey'a second year here , and the people are much gratified with his hav- fnc been returned , John C. Gprecher , editor ot the Quill and populist candidate for scnatgr of this , the Twelfth , senatorial district , left today for 1'latto county , where he will stump In the Interest of his own candidacy and that of other * ot Ma party , On Tuesday night J. L. Klnney , proprietor of the Palace house , tendered the Bchuyler ball team a banquet that was partaken of by a goodly number qf the boys who have- played with the team this season. ThU Is the third great feast that has been given the boys since the willows were laid by for the year. Mrs , WIHUm II. Moore of Carthage , III. . 1s vlsltlne her ion , Frank E. Moore , and wife , and other relatives In Schuyler und vlcltiltr. INVALID CHAIRS , Stocking * . Deformity Iiructi , Trtti § Cnitctiti. Uatterlci , fcyrtnjje * , Javajld and.MJ.J . . Id SupiilltM. The Lion Itrac HOUM. TUB ALOE * TENFOLD CO. , MM Fmu m uirect. Opoa lt4 l' ton UattV 43C-J08 N w York Lire Ul'a * . . Omaha. Neb. NEBRASKA V , S. Vrpotttoru , Umu/iu , Xctiraska. CAPITAL , - - $400,000 SURPLUS , - - $55,500 Officfn n4 Dtr ctor Ifrnry W. Tntu , prtt- Utnt ; John B. Colllni , rl3t-pr ldent | LwU B. n.J , Cajbler ; Wllllua IL , B. Uuihi * . jnUI > ant co bl r. r.THE THE IRON BANK. BAILEY , Dentist , I'axton Hlock , ICIli ami Famam Painlen Extraction of Teeth-PninleMrilHng -1W5.eJl"0l90 ! ! ! > Sllviirnlllnga U,0l. ( Pur * JacUn ? iiU Orow Wll > l r looth nod at- Telephone 1085 , Lady Attendant. Otrman Spoken. UBB DR. UAJL.UY' * TOOTH FOtTDBIL J
