TILE OMAIIA DAILY BEE : , WEDNESDAY , MAY 15 , 1805.
( I SPE01RL NOTICES ,
Ailrertlnctncnu for tlienfl rolunins " 111 bo
ten tinII 12I3O | v m. for the ermine ami
nntll H p. m. for Iho moriilna nail huiulr
Kill Ion.
Atlvi-rllncri" , l > y rrqorKtliiR n nimilxircil
check , inn Imro nnmrrrn mlclrr sr < l to n
munl > rrc < l letter In rare at 'I I IB lice. An-
Utem su niliircucil will bo ilfllrnrctl upon
I tmriitutlon of Ilia clirch only , Kates ,
1 ! ! ! ( ; H uonl , first Insetlliiii , lo n cml
licnaflrr. > i > thlnj ; tnkcm Inr list Iliuu > ! Gu
for llrnt IIIM rllini
llirnu advertisements must lun cminecu-
IIrely.
SITUATIONS WANTED.
BITVATION WANTIJU , PLACIJ AH HKCOKD
Klrl nnd neamstreM , or cook In p. Inquire ot
tin. W IX Annln , 80S BoutU 21t street.
A-M3
I'OI'NO JIAN WOl'LI ) I.IKK SfTt'ATION AH
BtfnoKrnpher nd bookkeeper In law ulllcc.
Will mcrpt small tmliry with prtvMrse of
rcnillnu law. Addn-Bi P 14 , lice. A 87H5 *
BlTl'ATfON WANTKD , TOIl HTIJOXO ,
healthy IJDVof IS jr.-us. la iiiln tnlilnK a/iil
oonnlileratr ; not afraid of work ; VMIKea no ob
ject. Adilreiw 1' 18 , lice. A 11883 JS *
WANTED MALE Hi-LP.
WANTHD. 1,00) ) MKN TO WIlITi : Mli TODAY
( or the receipt ( nlmoluttly freIn plain xealeil
envelope ) which cured me of nervous debility ,
hauntpil vitality , eta Artdreai C. J. Walker ,
box l,3IUJalaniazoo , Mich. n M46i
WANTfiD. MAN TOr AKB olujKUiTlN"ciTY
for old c tabllnhed house , former otperlenco
uancecxrary ami iialiry paid weekly. Ainily
alter 9 a. m. at 1115 Douglax. U MCI4 J6
WANTHI ) , HALHSMIIN.
The I lavs kt Xurscrj Co. ,
Mlluauktc , WIs. -M7o Jio
I7I TO I23 SALARY I'AID HALCSMr.N FOll
dKara , experience not ncces iry l.xtra In-
ilnccments offered customers , lllihop & Kline ,
St. I.oul > . Mo. H M 7S1-18 *
SALESMEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER.
We put our Roods In glass rolllnB pins JCO
month nnd expenses , or commission. Chicago
linking Puwder Co. , 767 Van Hut-en st. , Chi
cago. B-"MSOT-2li
WANTED , EXPERIENCED DRESS GOODS
salesman , llmntson Bros. . " . _ ' ? } ? !
LAIIOKKHH AND TKAMHTF.IW ON RAIL
mad vvoik In South Diknta Free piss Kramer
& O'Hc-arn I.nbor agency , lllh imd Firnam
BtreoIs. B M8S8 lj *
SALESMEN ( .MEDICAL ) WANTKD TO CALL
on physicians with large ami important sursl-
cal vrork , now ready An excellent Income
can IB earned by phvslclan * or others of K"O < 1
address. Htnte age nnd experience. Lock Bo
1K2. Phlladtlphlst Pa , U M883 IS
TAILOK. UXPIUHCNOniJ COAT MAKKH , AT
once , a Hteady man ami of Bowl haliltn. A
KOI I. ute.idy J t > nnd pxxl iirlcm to right man.
AildrcM John llutler. Merchant. Tailor. Stan-
lurry , M. ) . UM591 1C'
CLERK WANTED IN OENI'.RAL MERCHAN-
dlso store Good clinncu for n lively German
with about 5 to C sears' experience Address
P IS , Bee ofllce. B-MS32 IS'
WANTED i' JiELP.
ARE YOU HONKhT , hOBER , INDUSTRIOUS ?
If FI ) , encage wllli us fur 1SS3 ; MO a month ,
} 3GOtt a > uir , > ou can make It tasv ; six hours
n day. Our agrnts do not complain of haul
times. Why ? They nre making money selling
our Perfection Dlsli Washer the only ptacllcal
family warder manuf.ictuicd ; washes , dries
sml pollHhes dlslus perfectly In two m'nutes ,
no experience ne .rs .iry ; a child of 8 operates
It faslly ; cheap and duiable. weight , t.ilrteen
luunds : made < > ( nntl-ruat sliert tteel ; capic-
lly , 100 pieces , J10.0W for Its cqml , every fam
ily wonts one , > ou don't have to canvass , ns
pnon ns people know jou Invo It for Bile
the } * send for a d sh vvashur , each agent's
tenttory prot cteJ ; no eumpelltlon ; we fur
nish F.-imple ( neighs Blx poiinls ) In nice case
to Udy TKLMit * to in\ia \ nuleis with , one auen !
m.-ulo JJ14.S.I llrst ten iln > s Aildre s for full
particulars Perfection MfB. Co. . Englovvood. III.
C M159
\VANTED-nFTY QIIILH TOIl ALT , KINDS
of norta. Canadian Umploinent Olllce 1S22
IfoiiKlns street , C M15S-M22
ANTnn , CIIIL FOR OENEHAL HOUSE-
vvoilt , 2518 Uodge utreet. C 633
FOB. RKNT HOUSlih.
a , r. K. UAItLINO. UAttlCBK HLOCIC.
D-3GO
1IOUHIS IN ALL I'A UTS OF THU CITY. THL
O. r. Davis compiny. 150S I'"armm. D 3 < ; i
IIOU&US ; IIUNAWA & CO. . 10S N. IS I'll hT
D 3C2
II. K. COLU CO. LAHOEST L13T IN OMAIIA.
D-MSU
Z70 * KARNAM BTRnHT.
W. M. ItOKcrs. 132a Parnam ttrect. D 5C5
rOUIt-HOOM HASEMUNT. ill 8. 2ITH STIIKET.
U M13I-MJ3
CENTRALLY LOCATED , 10-IIOOM IIOUSU.
modem Improvement * . Inquire 712 N. 1'Jth.
D-M38S
NINR-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 1MJ 8HER
man nvenue , J30 ; 10-ionm modern house. Bur
ditto , rear Sherman avenue , } 20 Bjron Reei
Co. . ill South 14lh sticet. D M7JS-M16
VERY DESIRABLE HOUSES VACANT MAY
Jt. J. II. Sherwood , 423 N. Y. Life. 'Phone 3 S
t p-377lS
7-ROOM \TTllANGE AND ALL MODERN
omrcnlecrs. 701 S. 16th street. Charles W.
Halter , Ell Paxton block. -M2SO-M27 *
t-ROOM COTTAGE , MODERN ; BEAUTIFW
luwn nnd nh.idt > . 2121 Miami. I ) M4M
ICI : sionnu.M FLAIU , cim\p. J. W.
Squire , 213 llee. D-M3
FOR RENT DUSIRABLE HOUSUa.
B rooms. 211 S 24th st. , (30.
7 rooms. 4203 Cumlng- , f23.
7 rooms , WO N 27th ove. . Kl K.
S rooms , 4907 cy.ea st. , 110.
fi rooms. 4'I27 D.ivenport St. . J10.
C rooms , SID J.ickson st , , 13.
E rooms. S3I3 Pratt St. , J7.
Bee Mdellty Trust Co. , 1702 Farnnm st. D-551
LIST. F. D. WUAD. 1C5H & DOUOLAS
D-517 J3
FOR HUNT. IMNR NEW 19-IIOOU HOUSE , 53
No. 2Clh at. H. T. Clarke , 219 Hoard of Trade.
D-CG3
RENTAL AQKNCY. S10 NO. 16TU ST.
D 727
FOR RRNT. PLATS AT NORTHEAST COH
ner Of lllh and Howard ti. , new-ly pipered
nnd minted. Jlj 0) month. Inquire room
514 , Plrat National lljnk Illdg. p 723 23
roil RUNT. AT IlELLVt'E. NEAIl U. R
ueA > t. atine 10-nn > in house , fine ground *
abundant fruit , nl.io 4-room cotiime. Henry T
TArke. No , 219. H. ud of Trnde. Onnha o
W. II Bed , llcllvue. 1 > 7M
A nAT. 5 ROOMS , WITH HATH AND OAS
\try complele. suliablu for limnckecplnc. 31
South Sflth ntrret. L > M741
NnAHLY NKWROOM COTTAOE VITH
t&th. rtMuceJ to I13.DO. 303S CalKurnlu st.
st.DS20
D-S20
_ _
VERY DESIRAllLU rURNISHlTb HOUSE ,
In. J II. Sherwood , i ! N. Y. Life.
Life.n
n 831
FURNISHED HOUSE IXR RENT , C-ROOM
modern. J2SOO per month , for summer. SO
South 21st street. D M840 18 *
J.ROOM COTTAGK. 17 N. KTH ST. , INQUIRF
SM H.mth ISth St D Jco-ia
8-ROOM IIOUSE , SIS.O > > I'KIl MONTH TN
quire 8616 Capitol enue D-.MS6I IS'
roil RENT. NEW 4-ROOM COTTAnE , COR
SOth ami a-ihler sin , eUlein city water : nnl
J7.00. liKiuIn1313 Fiirnam D 875-15
rt'RNISIIED HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS TO
rent on Park avenue for thre * m.mtlui frnm
June Ut. Addre P 15. Dee. D 875-15
KJIJ CAPITOL AVRNl'u7T ROOM INOI'IIin
at 2JU Cupllol tivenue. U Slsfj 17 *
SOU BENT VLUtiNibliED BOOMS.
ROOM. WITH BOARD 241 CASH
K MSW-M19 *
NICE bOUTH FRONT ROOM WELL PUR.
nlnhccl , private family. Call 2412 Caia street.
K-JU3J
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS ; { INR WITH ALcove -
cove ; private family ; modurn. 07 S , 2iih ave.
n Mtt is *
I'OR RENT. ON SOUTH 23TH STKKT NUAIl
th putb. furnlihed room In private family
No uth r bnarderi , very quiet and home like
lloard If desired , Addicsi with reference
O JS , Ree , E-CS7-16
NICKLY FURNMbllED ROOMS VOH RENT
Call at HOT DtvuRlae. B-M791I
J ARai-fFllONT ROOM. WITH
famished. SIS South 19th. K-MU7 U >
T\\X > FRONT RIXJMS. WITH B VTK. W D VV.
enport. K-MS77 2S
FIWNISHED BOOMi AND BOARD
BOARD AND ROOM , J4.50 WCE1C. 1S S CAS3
F-M7M 24-
HOOllti WITH liOAUD , UTOPIA , 1731 DAVEN
l"rt 8t F 703-li *
TWO PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS WITI
2BM Parnam it. K S6S K *
BOARD AND ROOMS POR TWO , EN SUITE ,
JIJW per month , Iliii Uiuxlas. I1 MiW 1J *
ti IUENISHED EUOM8 TO RENT
' HUNT-TWO UNFURNISHED HOOMS
1M7 IXxlje itnwt. O MUJ K *
FOR RENT 3TOKE3 AMP OFFIOE3
'OR RENT , TUB 4-STORY RRICK I1UILD-
\ng. \ SIC Parnam street Thli Imlldlno ; has n
flro proof cement tianement , complete steam
heating flxturen , vrater on nil floors , ga * . etc.
at the nine * of The Be' . 1-910
'OR REMT. FIRflT-TA8 ( ! > 4 TllItnE-HTORY
and tenement Jirtck slnrc ImlMlnE. Ifn Far-
nim utrcol Suitable for nny kind nf linnl-
ncw Inquire room 314 , rimt National lunlc
bulMIng 1 MSH K
> K3K ROOM WILLIAM J. WRL9IIANH. 331
Hoard of Tiade. I MSS7
V/AWTElJ.
LADY AtlUNTB. Rt'ItllER ITNDKROARMENT ;
nulclt fnlen. Me ttrniiui , calaloRue free. Mrs ,
N. 11. Little Mff. Co. , Chicago , 111JM173
J-M173 15
WANTED TO RENT.
LIST HOUSES POR RENT WITH O. d. WAL
Inee , 31 ! Hroivn tlk. Have calls for cotta r a
IC-777
LIST HOUSES FOR RENT WITH V. D. WKAD.
K 518 J3
A PURNIHHEfJ HOUSE I1Y A HMALL TAM-
lly with Kootl references. Address P 12. ! > < (
K 8701I *
WANTflD. HOARD AND ROOM POR LADY
nnd child , ulth private family In KINK ! Incn-
tlon. Rest references. Address P 17. cirr llee.
K MW 1C *
STORAGE.
STORAOB. TRANU E TR3 , 1211 HARNEY.
M 376
P.KST STORAOi : BUILDING IN OMAHA , U. S.
ROV bomled warchouw household gocds stored ;
lowest rnte . 1013-101 $ Leavennorth M 377
STOVES STORI7D DURINO SUMMER TEL.
! M . 1207 Douglai. Omaha Stove Repair Works.
M-373
PACIPIC STORAOK & WAREHOUSE CO , 9TH
& Jonci t . General Btorago and fonvardlng.
WANTED TO BUY
WANTED , A STOCK OP GOODS WORTH 14.000
to JC.DOO. Address M 19. Omnlui Bee.
N M543
WE WILL BUY CHEAP HOMES AND RESIdence -
denco lots anywhere In the city Mint be bar-
Cains. Reed ASelby , Board ot Trade Imlldlng
N-1C2
STOCKS 01' CLOTHINO , GENTS' FURNISH-
Iniri , hats and shoes. S. Arnsteln , 1".03 Douglas
street. N M706 J3
WANTED TO BUY. A GOOD SECOND HAND
phaeton ; must be cheap , for caah. Apoly 900
So 25th ave. H7tS'
FOR SALE tTJRNITURE.
TOR SALE , ON ACCOUNT OF RRVOMAL TO
New York , will Bell all the furniture , carpets ;
etc. of a 10-room house , cheap. Call nt 531
8. 28'h nve. O-M821
I'OR SALE--HORSESWAGONS.ETO
HORSE. PHAETON AND HARNESS FOR
nala cheap. Address P , O. box 87 , station R.
P MSG5 15 *
FOR SALE CHEAP. A GOOD BUGGY HORSE ,
1S12 DoUKHs street. P-872-20
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS
HOG AND CHICKEN TENCC WIRE. BETTER
and cheaper than wood. J. J. Ltddy , 403 S 14th.
Q MK.1 MaylC
WHGMAN PIANOS. BRIDGEPORT ORGANS.
Woodbrldge Bros . 117 8 17th. Q.-379
HARDWOOD COMBINATION HOG AND
clilcl.cn fence. Cliay R. Lee , 9th and Douglas.
Q-OSO
THE STANDARD CATTLE CO , AMES. NEB ,
ha < ) 400 tons good baled hay to sell Q M472
FIRST-CLASS OAK BAR OUTFIT ; ORIGINally -
ally cost 51.00100. cheap ; must sell , Address
O 29. Bee Q-MG24-1G
FOR SALE-A PUT DEER. INQUIRE A D.
Brandels , Boston Store- . Q C9I
FOR SALE. SECOND HAND BILLIARD
table In Rood condition. Inquire room 314 ,
First National Bank Kids. Q-73S 23
FOR SALE A NATIONAL CASH REGISTER.
J1J3 00 machln , 30 Uejs , detail adder , walnut
case , li.w Iwen used I sear , will sell for J'JO 00.
Address communication , Mueller & Schuster ,
Neb. Clt > . Neb. Q MS01-13
_
FOR SAI-E. AN UP1UGHT SOHMER PIANO.
Address P 3. Bee ofllce. Q-MS3' , IS *
CLAIRVOYANTS
MRS DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llalilo business medium. 8th jear at 119 N. 16th.
S-331
MMI3. CLAA-TON. CLAIRVOYANT AND CARD
reader. Reada caids like an open book. TclU
vour mission on entering223 N. llth
S M507 16
MRS. FRANCIS KEKNE , CLAIRVOYANT AND
Independent Rlnto writer , gives ndvlcc on all
nutters of Importance , such as business , love
affairs , marriage , divorces , lawsuits , etc. , lo
cates lost or stolen goods , reunites the sepa
rated , brings speedy marriages , removes stum
bling Llocks nnd bad luck of nil Kind * . 1323
Fainam street. 8-MS51 13 *
M-flSBAGE. UATHS. ETC.
MADAM SMITH. S02 S. I3TH. 2D FI/DOR. ROOM
3 ; magnetic , vapor , alcohol , steam , nulphurlno
nnd sen baths. T 7S2-18 *
MASSAGErMAD'AMU BERNARD , 1I21 DODOE.
T M641 21
MOST COMODIOUS BATH PARLORS F
cltjMine. . Hovvell. 318 & 320 S. 15th. thoicughly
practical clrupodlst and manicurist attendant
T M813 Jll
MADAME LA RUE , 1017 HOWARD ST
T 863-J12 *
TURKISH BATHS.
TURKISH BATHS. ONLY PLACE IN CITY
exclusiveJ ! for ladles. Bulte 109-110 Bea bldg.
135.
SIX BATHS ti. MMC. POST. 31954 S. 13TH.
730
PERSONAL.
THE BELLE EPPERLY CORSET. MADE TO
order from measure , 1909 Farnam street
streetU3S3
VIAVI CO. , 348 BEE BfJDG.rHEALTH BOOK
free ; home treatment , lady attendant. U 334
.MISS MINNICK'S DRESSMAKIXO PARLORS
211) Farnam flt. Prices ) reasonable.
U-7S1-M15 *
I ) HAAS , FLORIST. PLANTS. CUT FLOWEIli.
lUnquet. hall , residence and grave decorations.
1813 Vlntnn street. Telephone 778. US1993
PAI'ER CONTA1NING REAL PHOTOS OF
ladles wishing to wed mailed for plninp. Iox
1603. Denver. Colo. " M174 M21 *
BATHS , MASSAQE. MMC. POST. 313V4 S. UTH
U-731
PRIVATE HOME FOR LADIES DURING
confinement , tables adopted or otherwise pro
vided for 2123 Caldncll street , Omaht. Neb.
U-MS6 ! JI2
MONEY TO LOAN KEAL ESTATE
ANT HONY LOAN .t TRUST CO. . 218 N. Y LIFE ,
loans at low tales for choice security In Ne
braska and Iowa farms or Omaha city property.
W-391
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate. Brennan , Love & Co. , Paxton blk
W 333
IMPROVED CITY LOANS AT LOWEbT RATES.
H. H , Harder Ac Co. , ground lloor. Bee bldg.
W-421 M29
MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA REAL ESTATE
t 6 per cent , W. B. Mclklc , Ut Nat. Bk. bids.
W-393
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
property. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam.
W 389
INVESTORS DIRECTORY CO . 10 WALL ST. .
New York , offer any part lOO.iwo eastern In.
vestora * names , who have money to Invest1
Just compiled. Write for partlculv- .
partlculvWM131
W-M131 M2b
AGENCY U. S. MORTGAGE CO SUBMIT
loan * to Pus * ) & Thomas , Council Bluffs olllce.
W 4S2
CITY LOANS. C A. STARR. M5 N. Y LIFE.
W SS8
MONEY TO LOAN AT I-OWCST RATES. THE
O. P. D\l Co. . 1505 Farnam t. W 3S $
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property , W. Fnrnam Smllb. & Co. , 1320 Foriiam
W 390
MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FJRNI-
ture. pianos , horses , wagons , or nny Ulnd of
chattel security at lowest p < > lble rates , which
vou can pay back at any time or In cny
amount , FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO.
Room 4. Wllhncll block , X 373 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE. PIANOd.
hones , wagons , etc. . at lowest rate * In city ,
no removal of KOCH ] * : strictly conlldentlal ; you
ran pay the loan off at any lira * or In any
amount OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
300 So. 16th St.
X J70
J. B. HADDOCK. ROOM 427 , RAMQE BLOCK
X-373
MONEY TO IX5AN ON FURNITURE AND
plano l Fred Tarry. J R mce bjlc. X-371
BUSINESS CHANCES.
I MUST HAVE MONEY WITHIN 15 DAYS ,
will sfll Ji.20o.00 first mortgages , covering MC
ucrea Nebraska land , tixei paid , far t'.M , In
vestigate. Atldresi O 47. Dee. Y M71S 1C *
FOR SALE. MY LOAN AND JKWHLRY BUSI-
nesi. Fred Mahlp. pawn broker , 1517U F r-
tarn Y M8St JH
BUSINESS CHANGES.
Continued.
TO SBIO , ; GROCERY STOCK. GOOD LOCA-
tlon , cheap , fixtures anJ sF6ck enrnptele ,
Jnitcher shop Itiehe'I. AiMrem H K. Bur-
nam , 617 N. V. Lift Bldg. , Omahn. NeK
Y M < > 23 MJV
SPBCt'LATORS , 1.00" " ) WANTKD WITH 81WO )
to Join big cnmblnitfon bUylnR wheat. Pnrtlc *
ulirs. Ix > ck Box 19 , Cedar Falls , Ift
Y MSS IS *
FOR EXCHANGE ,
WILL TRADE DIAMONDS OR JEWULRY
for n good second-land bicycle. Call nt 130S
Juglas street. Z-.M7I2 17 *
, snr LEATHHR
EncyclopedH for young nnd saund horse. In
quire 2721 Poppleton avo. Z SiS-15 *
A SITT OF ENCYCLOPEDIA , 2' . VOL9. , FOR
traile for n. Bood horse. Oill 1703 Sn. 9th
after 6 p. m Z 802-15 *
WANTKD TO TRADE , A PARLOR ORGAN
for Iiorse anil buggy. Address P 11 , Bee
Z-870 14 *
TO SELL OR TRADE , A J2.000 STOCK OF
Bhoes ; what hare you to offer ? Addreu P ID , Bea
SO 8GJ 16 *
A NICE STYLE FAMILY IIORSE , COAL
black , Kound , good free driver and gentla In
every way , to exchange for K < * 1 driving
horse. Fidelity Trust company , 1702 Farnam
street. / MS >
FOR BALE KbiAL ESTATE.
ABSTRACTS. THE JJYRON REED COMPANY.
RE 153
IMPROVED GARDEN LANDS NEAR OMAHA
nt prices that will surprise } ou. If taken
within 2 weeks J. H. Sherwood , 423 N. Y Life.
RE M724
BARGAINS , HOUSES , IXT8 AND FARMS ;
eale or trade. F. K. Darling , Barker block.
EXCHANGES AND SALES , CITY PROPERTY ,
farms , merchandise. Garvln Bros. , 210 N. Y L.
UU 374
BARGAINS , SALE OR TRADE IN CITY PRoS
el ties and farms. Jno. N. Frenzer , opp P , O.
RE 375
SNAPS , S TO G MILES FROM OMAHA P. O.
40 , 80 or IX acres. Improved , S30.00 per acre ;
2JO acres. $35.00 per acre ; 2W acres , 110 00 per
acre , G 10-ncre tracts , (75 CO to J1W.OO p r acre.
Must bo told. 910 N. Y L. bldff. RC M25I
FOR SALE LOT 14. BLK 2 , BAKER PLACE
This lot Is 5)\128 , south front , near cur ; will
sell cheap on easy monthly pivments to right
party Also lot 2 , In Buckeye Place , and lot 1 ,
blk 6 , Fopplcton Patk , Take n look ut the
lotj and If they Bull you call and I will make
price and terms to suit. Geo.B. Tzschuck , Bea
ofllco Omaha. RD 651
FARM LANDS. C. F. HARRISON. N. Y. L.
RE-C98-J7 *
FOR SALE OR TRADE. A GOOD FARM CON
talnlng 400 acres In cast central Nebraska ,
good neil , good Improvements , plenty of rnln
and good large crop doing well ; good reliable
tenant In charge ; will take In exchange n good
Block of fresh and merchantable groceries , pirt
money nnd perhaps some tlrao on a part , this
| 9 a good chance , nnd with the present proa-
pecM will soon be taken up. For further
particulars oddrcs * P. O. box 72. Columbus.
Neb nG-M7H 1C *
77ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. S62 N. 40TH ,
only 13,70000 ; great bargain. Address O G7 ,
! ) < , , RE M790
NEW B-ROOM COTTAGE. LARGE LOT. ONLY
J1.90000 , Clark nnd N. 21st ; snap. .Address P
1 , Bee. RE M79I
FOR HALK-3-ACRE TRACTS NEAR SOUTH
Omaha , J.153.00 per acre.
12 acres on proposed boulevard , southwest ,
J300 00 per acre.
1C nctes northwest on Military -and paved
street nnd near electric car line , J200 00 per
Lot24 block 1 , Potter's add. . West Omaha ,
J7"iO 00
ISO ft. on 25th St. , north ot Fnrnam , JG7.03 per
front foot
Lot with four-room house on Martha , near
20th t. . J500.00.
Lot with live-room house near 30th nnd Llnd-
fey nve , J800.00.
Lot with live-room house , 35th and Burt ats. ,
Jl 200 00.
Vacant lots nnd houses nnd lots In all pirts
of Omaha nnd acre property at prices much
below real value.
Potter & George company , cor. loth nnd _ Far-
nam. RE MS15-19
WE HAVEN'T TIME TO GIVE YOU A LIST.
ns we clew nt 1 p. in. Saturday , but Inolc at
the 41 feet ju t east of pilace barn , 17th and
Davenport , ma'te us an offei
Haven nice building lot for JIOOW. and can
gel ! you an S-room houaa to put on It for J2M.CO
1Cou want to trade come In nnd * ? ec ? us ; look
nt our window , lemember we never offer nny-
thlnn but genuine Miavx.
n j ; COLB co JDJ Nortl , ,3th-
RE M3I9 15
FOR SALE. 9-ROOM HOUSE. BATH , HOT
and cold water ; cistern , filtered , J200 cash , bar
monthly G p.-r cen' Int. Price fl.COO Lot 61 ft.
Ames Real Estate. 1517 Farnam RE 859-16 *
7 ROOM MODERN COTTAGE , 3C2 N. 4QTH ,
only J3.700.00 ; great bargain. RE M790
NEW 5-ROOM COTTAGE , LARGE LOT. ONLY
$1,90000 , Clark and N. 21st ; snap. RE M7S1
11-ROOM HOUSE , MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
nnd barn. 48-ft lot , et front , at u nacrlllcc ,
W.60000 , J1.009 cash , balance to suit ; 5SO N
32nd st. RB-761 14 *
M. O. DAXON , 402 N. 1GTH. 303
VICTOR BICYCLES. THE FINEST OF ALL
bicycles. Omaha Blc } cle Co , 323 N. 10th street.
391
STERLING , BUILT LIKE A WATCH. WEST-
crn Electrical Supply Co. , 1515 Howard street.
395
SEE THE VISIBLE BALL BEARINGS ON
Relay Special. Will Barr.um & . Bro. , 120 N. 15th.
399
REMINGTON AND E/GLE. CROSS GUN CO. ,
116 S. 15th street. 397
A. L DEANE & CO , WHOLESALE AND RE-
tall blcvcles. 1116 Farnam street ; bicycles sold
on easy pavments. 193
WESTERN BICYCLE i GUN CO. , 2116 CUMINQ
CGI
MANTELS , GRATES AND TILES.
WOOD MANTELS. GRATES , TILES FOR FIRE
places , vestibules and large floors , write for
catalougue. Milton Rogers & Sons , Omaha.M39
M39 ]
DRESSMAKING.
MRS. C. A. LUCAS HAS RETURNED AND
opened parlors at 1C09 Douglas street , where she
will be pleased to see her fo'mer friends.
M137-M23
DRESS MAKING IN FAMILIES. 4316 GRANT.
M150-MJI *
UNDERTAKERS AND EMB ALMERS
II. K. BURKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
cmbalmer , 1618 Chicago st. , telephone 90. 4)3
HWANSON & VALIEN. 1701 CUMING , TEL. 10GO.
40J
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND EMBALM-
er. 1417 Farnam st , telephone 225 410
C. W BAKER , UNDERTAKER , GI3 S. 1GTH ST.
411
CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.
O. E. MORRILL. PAPER HANGING , HOUSE
sign painting , brlrk woik , plastering ; off. R 1 ,
Barker tile. ; tel. 735 ; shop 2211 Izard ; tel. 405.
401
BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & II. ASS'N PAY
t , 7 , 8 per cent when 1. 2 , 3 years old , always
redeemable. 1704 Farnam st. Nattlnger , Sec.
411
HOW TO GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings Apply to Omaha L. & B.
Abs'n , 1701 Bee bldg. G. W. J 'aginger , Sec.
413
D. T MOUNT HAS REMOLD HIS COAL
office to 209 S. Kth St. , Brown block. 400
THE BEST IS THE CHEAPES'l NO SMOKE.
No soot. 2,000 pounds of the 1 ? t Wjomlng
coal , Jt.M. delivered. Just thin I of II ! You
have to pay that for dirty , smoky coil , If
vou are Interested In tha fuel question uie
Sheridan conl. 1605 Farnam street. MI01
PASTURAGE.
WE HAVE 1G ACRES OF BLUE GRASS PAS.
ture for turses. board fence , spring water ;
Br.rton & Phelps Gllmore , Neb , or A. W.
Ptielps & Son. 207 N. Y , Life bids. Tel. 1011.
478-July 1 *
HORSES AND CATTLR PASTURED. 1'J
miles from car line , blue grass , rprlns water
H. H. Harder & Co , Bee building.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 873-20
BOARDING HOUSES FOR RENT.
"
TO A OOOD , RESPONSIBLE PARTY 22
rooms about 31 boarders Beit location In cltv
P 13. Bee. $71
ELECTItlUAL
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC-
ors for electric light and motor plants and all
kinds of electrical construction. Western Elec
trical Supply Co. , 1511 Howard St. 401
LOST.
LOST. PAIR BLACK KID GLOVES. ALSO
black satin necktie , sealed In Keltey-Htlger en-
velope. Leave at nee olfice , Uist-SJO K *
DENTISTS.
DR. PAUL. DENTIST , ZOW HURT ST 411
Beccham's pijj Jrc for bilious
ness , bilious headache , dyspep *
sia heartburn
, , ojfpid liver.diz-
ziness , sick heallnchcbad , taste
in the mouth , coated tongue ,
loss of appetitekfllow ? skinetc. ,
when caused b constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause of UU of them.
Go by the book. Pills 10 * and
954 a box. Book fret nt your
druggist's or write B.F. Allen Co. ,
365 Canal St. , New York.
Annual tain * tunm thin 6.(00 ere tout
SHORTHAND AND TYPE WRITING
VAN SANTS SCHOOL FOR SHORT HAND , N.
Y. Life , Omaha. Ask for circular. 416
HOTELS.
HOTEL BARKER. 13TII AND JONES ST3.
75 rooms at 11.50 per. day.
CO rooms nt 12.00 per day ,
Special rates to commercial travelers Room
nnd board by week or month. Frank Hlldltch ,
manager. 403
AETNA HOUSE ( EUROPE \N > . N. W. COR.
Uth and Dodge. Rooms by day or week.
403
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DAMAGED MIRRORS RESILVERED , 719 N. 1
40G
CARPET CLEANING.
CHAMPION STEAM CARPET CLEANING WKS.
718-720 S. 14th St. Tel. 1.55 Service guaranteed.
U. S. G. Kuhn. Mgr.J Pat Ward , foreman.
12J M23
PAWNBROKERS.
II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY. 418 N. 16 ST.
415
MUSIC , ART AND LANGUAGES.
GEORGE F. GELLENHECK , BANJO AND
guitar teacher. 1911 Cass street. M109
DENTAL COLLEGE.
OMAHA COLLEGE DENTAL SURGERY , FREE
Infirmary ; dentistry at cost. 16th & Cap. nve.
407
solicitors. SUES & CO. Bco
Building , OMAIIA. Neb. Advlco FHEI3.
RAILWAY THE CARD
Leaves lUUHLINaTON i J1O. ItlVUU.Arrives (
Omalial Union Depot. 10Ui U Ma on ais.J Umaiia
10.li.im Denver Impress 9to.im :
43l > ni.lk. ] 11111 * . Mont. & 1'UKCt and. Hx. 4lj : | > m
4.3apm Denver Kxpreas 4:10pm
6.45pm. Nebraska Locut ( except HundnJ ) . 7:45i : > m
C.lOjm..Lincoln Ixjcal ( except SuniU > K..ll:5am
2. lim . .fast Mall ( for Lincoln ) Dally . . .
Leaves ( CHICAGO , DUHLINQluN & Q.JArrhea
OinaiiajUnion Depot , Wth a Mason Sta ( Omaha
4.42pm Chicago , Vestibule 9.50am
9Wam : Clilcagd Express 4 10pm
7:50pm : .Chicago anil St. Louis Express . S.OUjin
ll:35am : 1'acino Junction Local C. Opm
Fast. Mall 2:40um :
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ll:10ani : Chicago Cxpreso ex. Sun. ) 6.00pm
Leases IU111CAUU A : Nulirmvnsl'N | ArrKis
OmahaUnion ! Depot , wH & Mngon Sis I Omaha
lT:05am7 Eastern Express E.3ipm
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EMOpm . . . . Omaha Chicago Sp'cl.il 2:15pm :
Leaves | CHICAGO. It. 1N & 1'ACIKIC. lArrUea
OniaaalUolon Depot , lijth & aiaaoii Sts. | Omaha
.
ll:00am..Atlantic : express ( ex. Sunday ) . . . 6w : > pm
0.25pm . .NlKlU.'Express 9Ma :
1.3upm > . .Chicago VettUniled Limited. . . . l:35p :
WEST.
6.00pm..Oklahoma & Texia Hx ( ex Sun.10:3Jam :
1:40pm : Colorado Limited jiUOpm
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J0mahajrepot , lith and Webster 3ts. | Omalm
: riam..NebFaBCa Passenger ( dally ) . . . . 8.15pm
4.30pm..Sioux City Express ( ex. Sun..ll:33am ) :
t ,10pm St. Paul Llmlteii IO:3Jani :
jea\ei | FTC. & MO. VALLEY. . lArrhes
Omalial Depot. 15th and Webs'er ats. I Omaha
2:10prn : Past Mall and Expiess 4 S'ipm
2:10pm.ex. : Sat ) Wyo. Ex. ( ex. Mon ) . . 4:53pm :
9 05am..Norfolk Express ( ex. Sunday.10.30am )
8icpm at. Paul Kxpre 3 10:3Sam :
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OmahnUnlon | Depot , 10th & Mason Sts | _ pinuha
9Mam : . . .Kansas City Day Express . 5.30pm
9.45pm.1C. C. Night Ex.la U. P Trans. 6.50am
Leaxcsl MISFOUHI PACIFIC. lArrlveT
Oimlial Depot. | 3th and ' \Veb3terSU. _ | _ Omaha
lOMOam St. Louls'Exprcss 6:00am
9.30pm St LouU Expreo 6OSpm :
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OmahaDopot. | _ 1511 , and _ Webs'er Stg. | Omaha
" 0.10pm" St. I'aul Limited . . . . . . _ . .10 3Jam
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"oTd'iim ' 7..Sioux City Pacs-nscr 10:35pm :
6.33pm St _ Paul Limited. . . . . _ v.12.30pm
Leiwu's I UNION PACIPIC pUrlveaT
Omahaiynlon Depot , 10th & Mason St _ . | jJinaha
10Mam : Kearney Express 3H3pm
Z CKpm ) . .Overland Flyer lirim
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PERSONAL
D. S. Williams of New York Is at the Mur
ray.
George Denson of St. Louis Is at the Del-
lone.
lone.W.
W. W. Nattcres of Kansas City Is at the
Darker.
Ira L , GlfTord of Reading , Pa. , Is at the
Mlllard.
R. C. Johnston of Chicago Is a guest at
the Paxton.
Church Howe of Auburn la autographed at
the Pax ton.
Part of the Sousa band are registered at
the Darker.
John K. Schurtz of "New York Is a guest
at the Murray.
Gene Foley of Mitchell , S. D. , Is a guest
at the Dellone.
H. A. Anderson ot Boston Is In the city ,
at the Murray.
T. E. C. Johnson of Boston Is registered
at the Paxton.
S. II. Bryan of Milwaukee Is registered at
the Merchants. < >
'
A. H. Sargent of fjL. ouls Is a guest at
the Merchants. u 11
W. J. I imb , ahead. . f he "Passing Show , '
Is at the Paxton. t ? v
W. C. Smith of LotllsVlJle , Ky. , was at the
Dellone last night. ]
W. E Cerman of 1'orthmd , Ore. , Is regls
tered at the Mlllard. , ' fa '
G C Huntoon of Cincinnati Is In the city ,
stopping at the Merchants.
F. Lorenz and P. O'Donnell are registered
at the Barker from " "
Tom Hughes ot Ko.ns.-u City has his auto
graph on the Mlllard hotel register.
William Newton of/sfowc City came In last
night and Is stopping < the Dellone.
H. M. Clalr arrived1 'la.sf ' night and Is reg.
tstered at the l'atimruin Philadelphia.
At the MercerJ ? t. ' , , Perry , Davenport ,
la. . W. J. Lse. Fremont , Neb. ; Nat Brown ,
lied Oak , la , J. C. Wilson , Des Molnes , la. ;
Ira Mallory , Grand Island , Neb. ; Mr. nnd
Mrs. G. W. Mcllenry. Lincoln. Neb. ; O. A.
Swlngley , Beatrice. Neb. ; P. L. Simmons ,
II. Theode. V , Dadiworth. Chicago ; L. H.
Beason , Portland , Ore , ; H. T. Allet , E. G
Hampton , Denver , Colo.
at thn lintel * .
At the Mlllard John HenrlcU. Hooper ,
L Walker. North Platte ; Fred Loneschlno.
\\est Point.
At the Oellone W. S. Street , Nebraska
City ; August II. Keldhahn , Stnnton ; M.
King , Lincoln ; O. I ) , Staub , Avoca.
At the Merchants J. A. Douglas. Uassett ;
SI. 11. Pratt , Crab Orchard ; A. Hogeland ,
Lincoln ; W. Chamberlain , Clarka ; T.
Martln , Albion ,
At the Arcade J. II. Dawson , AInsworth ,
H. A. Tucker nnd W K. Tucker , Hum-
boldt ; K , 1) , Murphy , Urady Island ; 13. M
Xlescke , 1'lerce.
At the Puxton W. 11. Dorgan. Llnt-iln
George A. Murphy , rjeatrlce. n. P. Gnu
Prcmont , J. C Oahlman , Chadron , O W
Phillips , Columbus , M. C Harrington , Norlh
Platte.
& * & * xia w < * e tmvmHmimj3Uu a5 tsLmf-i imjijua ! i.fK ;
Tin : DCPL9IT5 Qr + *
8 ik r i * * A ri i F sHi f " rti' * r r
jiwi L l > IJ / max l I , ! > VJ il > / \l > lX im
a Bssf Sf gss sssS .
( CopjrlKht , 1S53)
Murat was undoubtedly an excellent cav
alry olllcer , but he had too much swagger ,
which spoUs many a good soldier. Lasalle ,
too , was a very dashing leader , but he
ruined himself with wine and folly. Now
I , Ktlenno Gerard , was always totally devoid
ot swagger , and at the same time I was
very abstemious , except , maybe , at the end
of a campaign , or when I met an old com-
rade-ln-nrms. For these reasons I might ,
perhaps , had It not been for a certain dif
fidence , have claimed to be the most valu
able officer In my own branch of the service.
It Is true that I never rose to be more than
a chief of brigade , but then , as every one
knows , no ono had a chance of rising to the
top unless he Imd the good fortune to bo
with the emperor In his early campaigns
Cxcept Lasalle nnd Lobau and Drouct , I can
hardly remember nny one ot the generals
who had not already made his name before
the Egyptian business. Even I , with all
my brilliant qualities , could only attain the
head of my brigade , and also the special
medal of honor , which I received from the
emperor himself , nnd which I keep at home
In a leather pouch. Hut though I never
rose higher than this , my qualities were
very well known by those who had served
with me , nnd also by the English. Attcr
they had captured me In the way which I
described to you the other night , they kept
a very good guard over me at Oporto , nnd I
promise you that they did not give such a
formidable opponent a chance of slipping
through their fingers. It was on the 10th of
August that I was escorted on board the
transport which was to take us to England ,
and behold mo before the end ot the month
In the great prison which had been built
for us at Dartmoor ! "L'hotcl Francals , ct
Pension , " we used to call It , for jou under
stand that we were nil brave men there ,
and that we did not lose our spirits because
we were In adversity.
It was only those officers who refused to
give their parole who were confined at Dart
moor , and most of the prisoners were sea
men , or from the ranks. You ask me , per
haps , why It was that I did not give thli
parole , and so enjoy the same treatment as
most of my brother odlcers. Well , I had two
reasons , and both of them were sufllclcntly
strong.
In the first place , I had so much confidence
In myself that I was quite convinced that I
could escape. In the second , my family ,
though of good repute , has never been
wealthy , and I could not bring myself to
take anything from the small Income of my
mother. On the other hand. It would never
do for n man like me to bo outshone by the
bourgeois society of an English country town ,
or to be without the means of show Ing cour
tesies and attentions to those- ladles whom
I should attract. It was for these reasons
that I orcferrcd to be burled In the dreadful
prison of Dartmoor. I wish now to tell you
ot my adventure. ? in England , and of how-
far Mllor Wellington's words were true when
ho said that his king would hold me.
And first of all I may say that If It were
not that I have set off to tell you about what
befell myself , I could keep you here until
morning with my stories about Dartmoor It
self , and about the singular things which oc
curred there. It was ono of the very strang
est places In the whole world , for there , In
the middle of that great desolate wo te , were
hered together 7,000 or 8,000 men warriors ,
you understand , men of experience anJ cour
age. Around there were a double wall , and n
ditch , and warders and so'dlers , but ,
my faith ! you could not coop men
llko that up llko rabbits In ni
hutch1 They would escape by twos and tens
and twenties , and then the cannon would
boom , and the search parties run , nnd we ,
who were left behind , would laugh and dance
and shout "Vlvc > 1'Empereur. " until the
warders would turn their muskets upon us
In their passion. And then wo would have
our little mutinies , too , and up would come
the Infantry and the guns from Plymouth ,
and that would set us yelling "Vivo 1'Em-
pereur" once more , as though we wished
them to hear us In Paris. We had lively
moments nt Dartmoor , and wa contrived that
thoic who were about us should be > lively
also.
also.You
You must know that the prisoners there
had their own courts of Justice , In which
they tried their own cases , and Inflicted their
own punishments. Stealing and quarreling
were punished but most of all treachery
I !
It was not a very promising point of escape.
When I came there first there was a man ,
Mcmilor , from Ilhelms , who had given In
formation of come plot to escape. Well , that
night , o\v Ing to some form or other
which had to be gone through , they
did not take him out from among
the other prisoners , and though he wept and
screamed and groveled upon the ground they
left him there among the comrades whom he
had btrayed. That night there was a trial
with a whispered accusation and a whispered
defense , a gagged prisoner and a Judge whom
none could see. In the morning when they
came for their man with papers for his re
lease there was not as much of him left as you
could put upon your thumb nail. They were
Ingenious people , these prisoners , and they
had their own way of managing.
We officers , however , lived In a separate
wing and a very singular group of people
we were. They had left us our uniforms , so
that there was hardly a corps which had
served under Victor or Massena or Ney which
was not represented there , and some had
been th re from the time when Junot was
b3aten at Vlmerla. We had chasseurs In
their green tunics , and hussars , like myself
and blue coated dragoons and white fronted
lancers and voltlgeurs and grenadiers and
men of the artillery and engineers. Hut the
greater part were naval ofllcers , for the Eng
lish had had the better of us upon the seas
I could never understand this until I jour
neyed myself from Oporto to Plymouth , when
I lay for sven days upon my back , and could
not have stirred had I seen the eagle of
the regiment carried before my eyes. It was
In pedfldlous weather like this that Nelson
took advantage of us ,
I had no soner got Into Dartmoor than I
began to plan to get out again , and you can
readily believe that with wits sharpened by
twelve years of warfare , It was not very
long before I saw my way.
You must know , In the first place , that I
had a very great Advantage In having some
knowledge of the English language. I
learned It during tha months that I spent
before Danzig , from Adjutant Obrlant of
the regiment IrlanUala , who was sprung
from the ancient kings of the country. I
was quickly able to speak It with some fa
cility , for I do not take long to master any
thing to which I set my mind. In three
months I could not only express my meanIng -
Ing , but I could use the Idioms of the pee
ple. It wai Obrlant who taught me to say
"He Jabers , " Just as wo might say "Ma fol , "
and also "The curse of Crummle' " which
means "venire blue ! " Many a time I have
seen the English smile with pleasure when
they have- heard me speak so much llko one
cf themselves.
V9 officers were rut two iu a cell , which
was very little to my taste , for my room
mate was a tall , silent man named lleati-
mont of the flying artillery , who had been
taken by the English cavalry nt Astorga.
It Is seldom I meet n man of whom I can
not make n friend , for my disposition and
manners nre ns you know them , llut this
fellow had never n smile for my Jests , nor
an ear for my sorrows , but would sit looking
at me with hit sullen eyes until sometimes
I thought that his two years of captivity had
driven him crazy. Ah , how I longnl that old
Dottvet , or any of my comrades of the- hus
sars , was there , Instead of this mummy of a
man. But such us he was , I had to make
the best of him , and It was very evident that
no eicapo could be mailo unless ho weremy
partner In It , for what could I possibly do
without his observing me ? I hinted at It ,
therefore , and then by degrees I spoke moro
plainly , until it seemed to me thut I had
prevailed upon him to share my lot.
I tried the walls , and I tried the floor , and
I tried the celling , but though I tapped and
probed , they all appeared to bo very thick
and solid. The door was of Iron , shutting
with a spring lock , and provided with a
small grating , through which a warder looked
twlco In e\ery night. Within there were
two vvaihstands nothing more. U was
enough for my wants , for when had t as
much during those tvvelva years spent In
camps ? Dut how was I to get out ? Night
after night I thought of my COO hussars , and
had dreadful nightmares , In which I fanctfd
Then with One Good Wrench It Came Oft In
Hnnii.
that the whole regiment needed shoeing , or
that my horses were all bloated with green
fodder , or that they were foundered from
bogland , or that six squadrons were clubbed
In the presence of the emperor Then I would
awake In a cold sweat , and set to work pick
ing and tapping at the walls once more ; for
I know very well that there Is no difficulty
which cannot be overcome by a ready brain
and n pair of cunning hands.
There was a single window In our cell ,
which was too small to admit a child. It
was further defended by a thick Iron bar In
ths center. It was not a very promising
pclnt of escipe , as you will allow , but I be
came more and more convinced tlut our
efforts must bo directed toward It. To makn
matters worse. It , only led out into the ex
ercise yard , which was surround d by two
high walls. Still , as I said to my sullen
comrade , It Is lime to talk of the Vistula
when you are over the Rhine. I gat a small
piece of Iron , therefore , from the fittings of
my bed. and I s l to work to loosen the
piaster at the top and the botom ot the bar
Three hours I would work , and then leap Into
my bed upon the sound of the warder's step.
Then another three hours , and then very
often another yet , for I found that Deiu-
mont was so slow and clumsy a' It that It
was on myself only that I could rely I
pictured to myself my Third cf Hussars
watting Just outside that window , with
kettledrums and standards and leopard fkln
shabraques all coniplet ? . Then I would work
like a madman , until my Iron was crustcil
with my blood , as If with rust. And 10 ,
night by night , I loosened that stony plaster
and hlil It away In the stuffing of my pillow ,
until tha hour camu when the iron MiMit
and then , with one good wrench , it came off
In my hand , and my first step had been taktn
toward freedom.
You will ask me what bettor off I was
since , as I have said , a child could not have
fitted through the opening. I will tell you
I had gained two things a tool and a
weapon. With the one I might loosen the
stone which flanked the window. With the
other I might defend myself when I hod
scrambled through. So now I turned my at
tention to that stone , and I picked and picked
with the sharpened end of my bar until I
had worked cut tha mortar all round. You
understand , of course , that during the day I
replaced everything In Its position , and that
the warder was never p2rmltte < l to sos a
ppeck upon the floor. At the end of Ihree
weeks I had separated the stone and lud
thD rapture of drawing It through and seeing
a hole left with ten atnrs shining through
It , where there had ben but four before.
All was ready for us now. and I replaced
the stone , smearing Hi ? edgss of It round
with a little fat and sout , so as to hid ; the
cracks where the mortar should have been
In three nights the moon would be gone , and
that s'omeJ the be t time for our attempt.
( Continued Tomorrow. )
H'/.M Til Hit I'llltKVitST.
Pnlr with Northerly WIinM I'romlseil for
> < ! tiriMUi.
WASHINGTON , May H. The forecast for
Wednesday In :
Per Nebraska Fnlr ; northerly winds
For Iowa -Increat-lng cloudiness , with
showers ! cooler In the we-itern portion ;
southerly winds , becoming northerly.
For Missouri Oeneially fnlr ; warmer In
the eastern portion , coutherlv winds.
For South Dakota and Kansas Pair ;
cooler ; northerly winds.
I.iu'iil llrrnnl.
orpicr : op THE WEATHER HURKAU
OMAHA , May 14 Omaha record of tem
perature and rainfall compared with the
corresponding day of thu punt four yenrt ) .
1SK. 1831. 1ETI ISM.
Maximum temperature 70 31 78 H7
Minimum temperaturer , G'S la M
Average temperature . . . . M 78 us At
Precipitation 00 .10 .00 .n
Condition of temperature nnd precipita
tion nt Omaha for the day and since Muich
1 , liM : '
Noimal temperature 61
Deficiency for the clay 9
Nuimal precipitation 15 Inch
Dellrlfiicy for the day 15 inch
Total precipitation since March 1 5.11 Inches
Deficiency hlnce Murch 1 till Inch
llnporu fi"in Other St.itluru ut H 1 * . M ,
STATION- ? . n ttTATI Ot
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Omaha 70 .00 Cloud )
North 1'Iatle. 04 78 .OHlCluar.
Valcntlnu. H4 70 TClear
( hlcaeo Mil 4(1 ( .00 Part cloudy.
Si. Luula , MilM 1,0 .00 Olotnly
Sl.l'am. , 411 su .Oil.KuliiIni ; .
Davenport. ! > 'J r,4 .OO'cioud ' )
Kaiihaii city , U4 70 . ( iDiIMrtolOudy.
llulcna. . UU .OD Clear ,
Denver 73 HJ .no'Parieloiidy '
Salt Like Cltjr. 78 7H .OOlciomly.
Illimarck , . 08 04 .Oil'fle.ir
at Vlncfiit 44 3'J .110'Cloudy '
Lhejenno . , O' . ! OS .00 Partcloiuly
MUCH City. cy 04 .00 Clear
HatiidCUy ouTJ .no Cloudy.
' TJ OJ'l'iirl ' cloudy
"T" Indicates trace of precipitation
L. A. WELSH , Oteerv r ,
CATHOLIC KNIGHTS AT WORK
National Council of the Order Begins Its
B'ssion in Earnest ,
ATTENDED MASS AT THE CATHEDRAL
\ftrr Divine Service tlin DrlnRntrs Listened
to AdilrcfMen from I'rmlilinl Slirlno niul
Delegate Harrington Committees
for tlio Vcnr Appointed ,
The national council of the Cathollo
Knights ot America was formally called to
order tit Chambers' academy yesterday aft
ernoon at 3 o'clock.
Preceding the opening of the convention
yesterday the deleg.ites and visitors at
tended n pontinclal high mass at St. Phllo-
mcna's cathedral. Archbishop Gross ot Oregon
gen , supreme spiritual director ot the society ,
celebrated the mass , assisted by the local
and visiting clergy. The delegates and vis
itors moved In procession to the cathedral
from thu Dellone hotel at 9 o'clock. John U ,
Furay was the marshal , assisted by M. C. Har
rington. The First Infantry band led the lines ,
followed In order by the uniform rank , su
preme ofllcers , delegates , visiting Knights
and local Knights. The line of march was
south from the Dellono on Fourteenth to
Farnam , cast to Eleventh , south to lUrney ,
east to the cathedral. Return West on
Harney to Eleventh , north to Douglas , west
to hall at Seventeenth and Doughs.
At noon they returned to the hotel and
after partaking ot dinner assembled for busi
ness.
President Shrlno made a brief address , re
viewing the work of the past jear and ox-
liremliiK hopes for still greater achieve
ments. Ho was glad to scu such a largo at-
tcndinco and believed the Omaha contcrenca
would be prolific of great results.
WELCOMED TO NEI1IJA9KA.
M. C. Harrington ot North I'latto deliv
ered the following address of welcome :
"As I am not a minister of the gospel ,
whoso subllmest ot all vocations Is to clo-
( lucntly teach the erring man how to livO
well and dlo well , nor an attorney at tha
bar ot Justice , who through his art ot or
atory often saves a guilty client ; ns I belong
not to these honorable professions , but be
ing a peaceful pursuer ot mcrcantllu life ,
you are deceived If you expect nny flights of
the magic art from mo. Nevertheless , as
the wise man tells us , 'out ot the fullness
of the heart the mouth speakcth , ' out of
the fullness of my emotional heart I assure
'you , gentlemen , that I rejoice In the oppor
tunity afforded mo of tendering to you In
ho name of the Catholic Knights ot Ne
braska a heartfelt welcome to this motropol-
tan ctty ot this central state of the Amer
ican union. If our faces are strange to each
other In the material sense , In the spiritual
sense wo am brothers , Intimately united In
the strongest of all bonds , the bonds of our ,
ancient Catholic religion , through which wo
receive the same sacraments , kneel at thu
same altar and partake of the sntno Itillnlto
sacrifice , and are Irrevocably united to the/
ndestrucllblo Hock of I'otor.
WERE ALL CATHOLIC KNIGHTS.
"When we take a retrospective view of
ilstory we must , from the necessity of our
religions natutes , feel proud of our ancestry
of Catholic knighthood. The Christian era
was 1,500 years old before there was a knight
n the world , except a Catholic knight. The
Crusaders , Who rescued the Holy Land from
he despoiling Turk , were Catholic kntghtti ,
ind ns they trailed In the dust of Palestine
he crescent ot the Infidel nnd planted In
victory the banner of the cross on the walls
of Jerusalem , so did Rochnmbeau , Lafayette ,
Sullivan nnd Jack Barry , and a multitude of
other Catholic knights , teir down the English
lack and sst nlloat over Its torn remnants
the banner of freedom , nnd K.UB to us and
generations yet unborn that God-given right ,
that endearing liberty which we enjoy today
on the free soil of America. The world
iolds In honor the names of Shields , Mulli
gan , Meagher , Rosecrans nnd otliern Innumer
able , and some military critics tell us that
he genius of Napoleon In war did not out-
jhlne that of Phil Sheridan. The greatest
constitution the world ever enjoyed was the
iroJuct ot Catholic knights , the barons of
Jngland That constitution was the founda
tion on which were built the liberties that
we enjoy oven In these closing years of this
enlightened nineteenth century , the liberties
of the Immortal Magim Chart. ) .
PHOUD OF THEIR POSITION.
'Gentlemen , I shall not trespass on your
valuable time , which might bo better occu
pied than spent In listening to me In recall-
ng to your minds the chlvalrlc , historical
leeds of our ancestors , llut when we are
accuted by 'would-be' patriots of disloyalty
: o our beloved country we are cut to the
quick with their keen-edged calumny In the
face of unbiased history , In which Is In- '
lellbly recorded the heroic deeds of men
of our creed , men who never played coward
n the rear , but rushed to action In the
front In the day of Jeopardy and gave their
blcod and treasure In behalf of their natlvo
or adopted country. We , Catholic Knights ,
an honored name , feel proud ot these facts ,
> rou < I ot the fact that we are the sons ot
patriotic sires. Wo are also proud of tha
'act that our society Is held In the highest
esteem by the church nnd the civilian
world , u society that requires each
md all of Its members to put the ,
faith that Is In them Into practice and will
bring material comfort to our widows and
orphans as they weep over our graves when
we are gathered to our fathers.
"Gentlemen knights , I will now concluda
by calling your attention to the energetic en
terprise of our western citizens. You be
hold the evidence of that enterprise utamped
upon this beautiful young city , a city Just
now thirty-eight years old or six years my
own senior , though 1 am yet a young man.
The citizens of this city an ! state Join with
uu Catholic Knights In making the slay of
ho member. } of th B orJer pleacant and agree-
fble , that they may bear with them to their
homes many pleasant memories of their so
journ with us In thu Gate City of the west. "
In response the supreme president In substance -
stance voiced his gratitude at the sentiment
exprcsw.xl by Mr. Harrington and thanked
him In behalf ot the delegate. ! .
The committee on credentials reported
favorably on the list of delegates published. . - ,
jeeterday In The Bee
The convention , after Instructing the su
preme officers to appoint standing committees
for tha ensuing year , adjourned until tomor
row morning at 9.30 o'clock.
COMMITTEES FOR THE YEAR.
Just before the adjournment of the after
noon gtvsion the following committees were
named ;
Credenthl > L. H. Kurtz , John Currati ,
Charles S. Ott.
Finance Henry B. Feldhaus , J. C. Purcell.
Rev Joseph J Gore , J I ) . Simpson , John
IlunckeWlllUm Stuswe , George Landwahr.
Appeals and Grievances W C. Smith , P.
S. O'Uourke , John A McCormack , Itev. J. .
Heiry Tlhen , Kr.-ncls Nash , Anton Itelslng.
Printing Frank Hunter. M , C Harrington ,
A N. Itagglo , Thomas I' McGlynn , Joseph
Willy. Frank A. Dothage , Eugene Foley.
Mileage and Per Diem F J. Maher , J. H.
N. Wlgman , Dr Jofofh M. Burke , M , Mc-
Cormlck , Itev Thomas W Tubman , Silas Q.
Canlteld. D. F. Kelleher , Frank Ballhaur.
New Business John J. Duffle , John Kent ,
Dr. J. H. Kclley , William F , Gormley , Jurard
Itcltur , B. 0. McLaughlln , James J. McGov-
orn. D W Ward.
Returns J T. Dullle , John Hencke , John
Currnn , Jerard Heltcr , J. C. Purcell
Omclal Reports A M Haggle. J. J. Dalley ,
M. McCormack , Frank A Dothage , George
D. Landweher
HcvUlon of Votes J. C. Purcell , Dr. J. M.
Burke , I' . S. O'Uourke , L. H. Kurtz , Joseph ;
The discriminating , up-to-date young lad/ ,
completes the harmony of her charming cos
tume with a pair of the symmetrical and en
during Ludlow alines , and so Jo" her sisters ,
t.er cousins and her aunts. Shown In blax-U ,
and seasonable tans.
> Vhen Ilaby vrau sick , ire garo her Castorlo.
When cho was a C1U1J , > ua cried for CastorU.
When slio became Miss , nho clung to Ca-storU.
Wiltn the bad Children , she gave them CaitorU.