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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1895)
INCREASE IN SHOP FORCES Union Pacific Eolieves It Will Bo Hcqnired in a Ftw Days. i FOLLOWS RETENTION OF THE SHORT LINE lliindllut ; of Freight from the Northwcut l Nrcrmlliitc I'.xtciKlto Kepuira to ItollliiK MncU UorK Will llo Cliklly Dona In Oiniilm. Should the American Loan and Trust com pany , as trustee of the consolidated mortgage , refuse on July 1 to pay the Interest In default on the Oregon Short Line & Utah Northern and the contention allowed to rest until actual foreclosure of the lines Is accomplished , It Is believed that the shop forces at this point vslll be largely Increased , as there Is a great demand for cars now needing repairs , which the present force cannot handle. The Union Pacific people have been moving very slowly In the matter. They have massed the cars of the Short Line at division points along the system , and even the engines , credited to that branch ot the Union Pacific , have been doing the work In the northweat In the event that It a change In the receivership should take place , the equipment would 1)3 on the ground as largely as possible , ready to be turned over to the new receiver. As the time for a decision nears , and the Boston and New York Interests show no disposition to take the property , the Union Pacific re ceivers are preparing to place the equipment In the best possible condition , ready for the movement of freight from the northwest. The shop forces at Omaha have been re duced to the minimum and the emplovcs have all they can possibly take care of under present circumstances , eo that any additional work to bo done Immedla'ely would require additional force , which , It Is understood , Is now being discussed. This augmenting of forces \s \ along the lines of other roads In the transml3ourl : coun try , the Uurllngton management having under consideration the advisability ot put ting on a night force of workmen at the Havelock shops. At present the Ilurllngton Is pressed for work , the building of the new class 1C engines requiring skilled labor , which has heretofore been employed In the repair of engines. WATCII1MJ Tlin KXCUItSION ItATUS Woitcrn Itontls Mnplclotn of Kiich Other nil lcnr ItiulneM CHICAGO , June 27. A very sharp lookout is being kept on all vscstcrn excursions these days to see that the agreed rates to the con vention of the National educational society at Denver are not cut. They have alvvavs been cut , and there Is no apparent reason why they should not bo cut this ycai1 as well. That , at least , Is the way some of the roads are looking at the matter. Cvcry move of every competitor Is being watched with great care , and the very first time that any rate to Denver Is shaded there will be ono of the liveliest fights that the western roads have seen in a long time. Several other excursions that have been advertised are being closely watched , as It Is difficult to sco how some of the trips can be made and all the accessories that are promised can bo furnished at the advertised rates. The rates proper will not be cut , but the s'de ' trips , meals , transfers and other things which are to bo thrown In will make the rates much loner than can bo obtained by the reg ular tourists. Clnrlc to Surcocil Mcgentn , D. 0. Clark , .who for the past two years has been the representative of the coal de partment of the Union Pacific at Denver , will be appointed to the ppsltlon made vacant by the reslgmtlon of G. W. Megeath and. will enter upon his duties shortly after July 1. Mr. Clark was general superin tendent of the coal department of the Union Pacific when It became a department and con tinued at the head of the coal Interests of the company until Charles Francis Adams be came president of the Union Pacific , when , like the rest of the "old guard , " he was requested to resign to make room for a Doston man. The "whirligig of time brings Us revenges" and now Managing Receiver Clark will see his old friend back again In the place which ho made long1 years ago D. 0. Clark knows the coal properties as Intimately as the retiring superintendent llo vvas associated with their growth nnd knows their needs. In nn Interview had with n Cheyenne Sun-Leader reporter Mr Cl.irk admitted ho was coming back to Omaha to take the place he held prior to the assumption of the management of the Union Pacific by the Adams combination. His suc cessor at Denver will probably be Mr. n S llrooks , superintendent of the Hanna mines Criii | < VIoiiK Hi" Klkhiirn. General Superintendent Hughes of the nik- horn said jesterday that the r > o in tnoFt sections along the system vvas mostly cut , but would not jleld a very large crop , on ac count of the frosts. "The oat crop , " said he , "bids fair to bo large and will all bo cut by the middle of July , or a short time there after. This moderate weather , while It has a tendency to retard the growth , will give the heads an opportunity to fill out , a very decided benefit to the grain Corn Is In splendid condltlpn and the Klkhorn valley never has looked so well as now. " Harvesting will be late along tfio main line of the Union Pacific , butli > proceeding well In Kansas. Along the Burlington rje Is being cut and the oat crop Is very proml - Ing. Muirt I.IMK * . Managing Receiver Clark Is expected to return from St. Louis today. P. A. Harmon , general agent of the Elkhorn - horn at Deadwood , S. D. , U In the city. Wcii mill Ncrvoim Describes the condition of thousands of people at this eason. They have no appetite , can not sleep , and complain of the prostrating effect ot warmer weather. This condition may be remedied by Hood's Sarsaparllla , which creates an appetite and tones up all the organs. H gives good health by making the blood pure. Hood's Pills are the best after-dinner pills , digestion , cure headache. Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. ' "Tho Cruck Tnilu nf the World. " A prominent Now York merchant ana Im porter of leather goods said In our hearing the other day : "I have traveled all ovei Kurope and America , and I cons tier the tialr \vhlch leaves Omaha every day at C p. infer for Chicago , via the Chicago , Milwaukee St. Paul railway , 'Tho Crack Train of tin WorlJ.1 " In which statement thousands of other : heartily concur. Low Kulc * to Itrd Oak , lotrn. Via the Burlington route , June 25 to 29 , ac count race meeting at Pactolus park. AHx , Robert J , Dlrectum , Hal Pointer am all the other famous pacers and trotters o the country are entered. The Burlington's 9:50 : a. m. train fron Omaha arrives at Red Oak at noon and i special train for Council Bluffs will leave Roi Oak at 7 p. m. . June 25 to 29 , enabling on to spend practically tha whole day at Rci OaK and to reac1 ! hi me the amo evening. Tickets and full Information at 1321 Tar street , ' nam _ _ . Phlllon mat. 4 Saturday , Courtland. Munmi-r I HUM. You can get more for jour money In th euro return of health and enjoyment at an ; of the many resorts nn the Union Pacific sjs . tern thsn anyvvhero elee on this contlncnl Bee. your nearest Union Pacific agent. Sum tner tour ticket * on sale to Sept. 30 H. P. UKUEL. ' City Ticket Agent , 1302 Farnam St. Chilli .Miming. Bale this week only. 40c matting. X2c. 35o and 4Qc nutting , 19c. , I5o nutUlns , He. ' 20o maUlpir , 12ltc. ' lEc mattlne. Sc. ORCHARD H WILHELM \RPHT CO Vfttlnee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. 1IAYDI.N IlltUS. rrldnjr nnil Huttinlnj'n Speclnl Snloof Men'i" , llojV nnil Children * * (1111)1111) ) ) ; . Children' ! ) wash suits that will wash , sizes 3 to 8 > cars , cord and whistle , regular 7Ce to | 1.2C grade , for Friday and Saturday , at 45c. 45c.Wash Wash knee pints that will wash , sizes 3 to 10 jears , best grade of linen and duck , regular 40c and COc grades , special Friday and Saturday for 19c. Fancy light colored junior suits , sizes 3 to C , jour choice of all $3 00 and $3 GO suits Friday and Saturday for $1 75. Men's suits and rummer coats nnd vests at less than halt prices for Friday and Satur day.All All wo ask , compare Your money Is never ours until jou are satisfied. We save > oii money. IIAYDGN DUOS. HIS LOVE WAS NOT HETURtfED. llnrry HofTinin I'rcHsrd III * Suit nnil l.iitidi'il Ilolilnil th llnrn. Harry Hoffman was arrested by Officer Arnold Wednesday night and Is booked at the city jail on a charge of fast driving and dis orderly conduct. Dut a more serious charge will probably be fllod against him. About two weeks ago Hoffman made the acquaintance of a young girl named May Drown , who lives with her parents , on Illnney street. The acquaintance progressed rapidly , and Wednesday evening Hoffman asked the girl to join him In a drive out to Courtland beach. Her mother sat down on this , proposition , sayIng - Ing that her daughter was too joung to go out driving at night unless It was with Eome Intimate friend of the family , nut In the wisdom which she had accumulated during her sixteen summers May decided that she Knew better than her mother. She slipped out of the house after supper and met her new acquaintance. Ths couple drove out to the beich and spent the evening rowing on the lake nnd mingling In the various enjovmcnts of the re ort All this time Hoffman did not fall to put his best foot forward , and by the time they were ready to start for homo his fair companion was better assured than ever that the maternal advice was not worth tak ing. Hut before they had proceeded far on their homeward journey eho discovered her mistake. Her ardent lover grew more amor ous In his persuasions , and in tne end ho made proposals which were scarcely In keepIng - Ing with his assumed character of a gentle man. The girl Indignantly demanded to be allowed to get out and take the car for the remainder of the distance , but Hoffman de- chred that she would go with him , and holdIng - Ing her In the buggy with one arm , he turned toward a deserted section of the bet toms. The girl was thoroughly frightened , and screamed for assistance. Olllcer Arnold heard her , nnd called to Hoffman to stop , but Instead of obejlng the officer , he applied the whip to the liors" , and still holding the shrieking damsel , continued In the direction of the bottoms. The olllcer happened to bo a good sprinter , and Inspired by the frantic appeals of the girl , he soon overtook the rig and landed Hoffman safely behind the bars. Miss Drown was allowed to go home , nnd jesterday she appeared to file a complaint against her assailant. She Is a remarkably pretty girl , and appealed to the police to shield her es- capide from publicity. She said that her mother was still unaware of her predicament and If she found out that she had gone out with Hoffman she would never trust her agiln. She says that Hoffman works In a livery barn on Sherman avenue , and that she has only known him about two weeks. He had always pretended to be a gentleman , and she had taken his representations at par until he Insulted her. I'roo feoiln Water. On Saturday vvo will glvo every customer who purchases 25 cents worth or moro a first class Ice cold glass of Dalduff's Ice cream soda , drawn direct through Tuft's Arctic fountain. s. P. MORSD nnv GOODS co. Phlllon mat. 4 Saturday , Courtland. Till ; WOM I.UHJI , II LACK HILLS. All Tcnclicrrt Minulil Know All about the Black Hills historic , Instruc tive , Interesting to a greater degree than any other part of the west. The Hot Springs of South Dakota are there. Delegates to the. National Educational as sociation meeting at Denver , holding tickets over the Union Pacific , have an unprece dented offer In the way of a low rate , re turning through the Black Hills. Prof Clemens of Fremont Normal school , Fre mont , Neb. , will personally conduct an ex cursion party on this trip Consult him or the nearest agent F. , G & M. V. or Union Pacific railway for further particulars. J. U. BUCHANAN. G. P. A. CIIUAP i.xtimsio.N KATES Via the llnrllngtrm Hontc. Here are the Burlington Route's best offer ings In the way of reduced rates. Do they Intere't jou ? To Boston , Mass. : July 5 to 8 , one fare for the round trip ; good to return until August 6. To Denver , Colorado Springs , Manltou and Pueblo July 4 to 8 , one fare plus ? 2 00 for the round trip ; good to return until Septem ber 1. Full Information about the cost of tickets return limits , train" , etc. , at the city ticket office , 1324 Farnam street. Impossible to I. ltd In I tils Country Without hearing about the Northwestern lino's evening "Chicago Limited , " for people WILL talk about Its convenience * , tastefulness - ness and comprehensive up-to-dateness. Omiha , 5'45 p. m ; Chicago , 8 45 a m. Vcs- llbuled sleeping cars , chair cars , a In carte dinners , Pltntscn gas , EVERYTHING. No cntra cost. O'her Northwestern trains at 11:05 : a. m ucl 4 p. m. dally. Want your trunk checked at ncme ? City ticket office. 1401 Farnam street. A 1 wo-IIi uileil I nlf. A fully developed , tan colored calf Is stand ing In Oartw right & Co's 10th and Douglas show window. The attractive feature of this calf Is that It was horn with two perfect heads , three ears and four eves , it also has electric lights , but the general opinion U that Oartw right Is responsible for that Ills calfshlp has been on exhibition in nearly all the principal cities of the Unlteil States. It was born In Kansas , and lived for a month , after which a taxidermist prepared It for the tour , which Is creating such a sensation wherever calfy goes. The exhibi tion Is free. IViiMSjUuiil.i Linen Jfuw York. Connecting link between two great cities putting the west and northwest In touch vilth the east. Flvo dally trains leave Ch ! cage union station , on Canal street , between Adams and Madl on , and carry passengers without change to Plttsburg. Harrlsburg , Ual- tlmoro , Washington , Philadelphia and Now York. Send to Dtrlng , 248 South Clark street , Chicago , for details of the fine service and fast time. l.ulloH TurKMi lutli ! . Also medicated , sulphur , mercurial baths , oil rubs , hot milk , perfumed baths ; mani cure , chiropodist , pedal cure. Wo are pre pared to do all wo agree. Ladles , have jour toe ualls made to look 'IKo diamonds. .Ono free treatment with evcrj' bath. 'Special attention to hair dressing. 109 Bco Building. Hov. W. A. Spaldlng , Spokane , Washing ton , will dellvci a lecture In the Central U P. church Frldsy evening , June 2S. Ills subject Is "The Pacific Northwest. " The lec ture has been given a number of times In the far west and Is pronounced Interesting , Instructive nnd entertaining. Admission 2 cents. Matlnco at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. Ciillfornlti ur Tfxi , ' i. For lowest rates on tickets and best ac- coirru xlatloiiB call on or address C. L Pa'iti cr , P. A. Santa Fe Route , Room 1 , Flrsi National Bank , Omaha. Minimrr TourUc Ticket * in Iliniibiili Are now on tale ; for folders Riving route ! rates , etc. , call at Wabath office , 1415 Far nam street. UMiiAi. Aurirji , The funeral of IMward Ueltrlrh will l > held at his late residence. Fifteenth um Fort streets , at 2 p. m. todaj. Friends In vlteO. THE LAW OF EMBEZZLEMENT. I'or tlin Information of nil irliom tl may concern anil miiecltttly for the Information of mcmbinof the city council and ofllccn of the lair , lecpilnt bcloit'the section of the olmlnal code ttetlnlnil rtiilntilcmciit unit i > roedtn\ ( \ ) lienaltlin therefor ! ficrllnn til 1'J. If any ofllrrr or olhef l > er- fan cliarind irllh the collictton , nefliil , tiiifc- l.ttntntj , tiaii'firor illsbiini meat of t'te pub lic mourner any 71111 ( thenof btlonylny to the stale , or ( o any county , or nnclnct , or- linnttfd city or t Illaye , or ucliool illitrlrt In Hit * fluff , nhtill coin-lit to hi * own IMP. or Jo tlir i c nf ani/otlirr iicrinn or nri ton/t , body cori > oiuteuioclutton or natty ithattrir , In tiny any n halt err , omltall ate by ieay of In- iintment In any Afmf ntcnrltyi < tocl.lottn , intimity , land or miichandlne , or In otht r manniror Jornt nhatetcr , or nhall loan , n Ith ur icllhout Infant , to tiny company , eoriioru- tlon , itfioelatlon or Inillrlilu il , anyjxiitlon of tlir nubile money , or any otlirr fnintt , ; > ; > - nty , bandit , gicurltttt , tiitil * ortHtctHofany lliidicceliitl , contiolliil orlnld by liltn / > tajili < lilny , tiaim/ir or tlifbniicmint , erIn In any otlur tiny or nninntr , or for any othir mni > oici or , If any i > ci ion shall adtlie , ii/i / ( 01 * In any mannerlull tlelimte In mieh act , FI < ry Kiich act thall be < ! < . < incil anil licit ! In lint' to be an cmbttiltmcnt of so inncli of the miltl money * or other nioi'tity til afoitiiitil , CM ahull lie tlin * ronniI'll , used , Iniiittd. lounttl or iialdoitt tin iifniiiitlil. ifhtcit I * hiitbyde- claretl to beahlyli crime , and such ofltcir or jicrvon , or pit ton * , nhall be Impi tsunid In the ntnttentlary nut leu * than one year nor more than tninty-ono yiam , acconllntf to the intiynttntle of the embcstlemt nl , unit also i > ay a line unial to doable theantoiint moneyor other i oi > c > ty so cinb'-nttd a * ttjoinald , nhtch flue thai ! onci ate a * a jiitlumcnt at lait' on all the citate of the imrty so coin tctcd anil ttintineed , tintl Nh'tll be enfoictttto collection by cjcicntlon orothcr niocmi , tor the uie only of the I'll itor ; mil tit * it hose money or otlur tint ! * , nioiieitybondor meat ttlit , aiiel * , or jlictn of any hint ! a * afoicnald , hat been no embtitltd. .Intt In nil caiis , such Jtne no nitlini iiiii liniment , shall onlybe ultaicd irenleiida * Hath/ltd by theyxci ty In tntuttt IXUJOKiitlil. Any Jaltnic or K/IIIII ! Jo l > ay > rcr the 2 > nbllr money , or any ] iui t thti eof , by my o/llceror other tieiion chttiytil n-lth the coltietton , rictlnt , trunifcr , inbiiieineiit or nafihcci > tny if theintbllc moneyor tinyi > int 'hniof ' , 11 hither bttonyiny to the * tuteor to tny county , or ] iiiclnctor school dlttilct , or tryanltcd city or tncoiinniiliil illlaiieln thli nttite , oranyvthtr mibltcmoney nhalciir ; or tny ftiltnic to account to , or to make /tittle- ment nlthln a icawnable time after a notice go to tto , n-llh a 2 t > l > ir and leyal aitthoi Ity of the ojllctal arcounti ofmuh olllcer or j > c oii , aliall be hi lit and ( al > tna * inlinitacle cvl- ilenccofsach imbcxiliment. * tnd the refusal of any such ojllctr or jieiion , uhcthir In or out of t > llceto ] i > ay any tlrajt , aider or irar- rant u/ii'r/i maybe ditiien iijion him , by the \nontr \ officer , /or any mtbllc money In hln 'minis , mi mattir In ttliut ctiimclty the name may htue betn iicelred or may be held by him , or any lefniat , by any jif von or mtbllc ofllct r named In thl * act , to 2 > ay over to hit Hiicciiior any mtbltc momys or tfecurttiei niomntly , on tht It ( / I /ic lit IIKII I of any authorised officer of tht. state or county , shall be ttihen , on the trial of any Indlrtiiunt ttfjalnst inch olllcer or .ioii for embettlemcnt , ait i > rlmtt facteerl- ilciirc of such embtztUmint. Aibi 7.a Ci Im- Inal Code. WATER WOBK3 BONDHOLDERS .Must Show Cumn \ \ liy Imiirnveiiienls hboulcl Not ll InimcilUtcly JI ulo. Judge DunJy Issued an order In federal court yesterday lor the bondholders ot the American Water Works company to show cause \\ithln ten days \shy $85,000 of the funds of the company should not be applied to an enlargement and extension of theater \\ater mains In the city of Omaha. The order was prompted by a petition filed by HeceUers Ellis L. Dlerboner and Alonzo 1) ) . Hunt , asking permission to use the money withheld by the city for hydrant rental for the desired Improvements In theater sen Ice. The sums amounx. to $83,000. A committee from the city council , and all attorneys , Nvcro present In judicial chambers when the peti tion was filed by HeceUer Bierbower and his attorney. It was the result of a conference held Wednesday afternoon , In which Judge Dundy , the receivers and the water com- mtteo of the city council participated A plan , showing the contemplated Improve ments , accompanied the petltior. . It includes the mains on Cass , Twentieth , Douglas , Har- ney , Jackson , Lea\enworth , Ninth , Tenth , eleventh , Twelfth , Fifteenth , Fourteenth and Seventeenth streets. Scarcely had the delegation of lawyers , re ceivers and councilman filed cut of the juJIclal chambers ere Attorney Woolworth on be half of the Farmers Loan and Trust company appeared with a decree in the foreclosure suit In which the Omaha water works plant Is In volved. The decree as prepared was sub mitted to Judge Dundy and * it will bo for warded to Cheyenne for the signa ture of Judge Rlner. It calls' for the order of sale of the Omaha plant and fore closure on the $3,600,000 bonds held by the plaintiff as trustee for the bondholders. John L. Webster , attor ey for the defendant , lias announced positively that he will up- peal the foreclosure case and fight It to a finish In the court of last resort. As to the contemplated expenditure of $85,000 for Im provements , ho did not "believe that he would file any objections. Judge Dundy adjourned federal court jcs- tcrday until July 8 and left in the afternoon for Deadwood. r.ll.slnko Not lor. The outing set for Saturday , June 2D , is postponed. On Ing to the Inability of many members to attend on that date. It being Saturday , and too near the end of the month. Duo notice will be given of a future date. W. n. TAYLOR. H. H. VAN'DGUCAn , C. S. POTTUK. POTTUK.Committee. Committee. llo Want * Your Address. If you're going east. De/lng , 248 South Clark et. , Chicago , can be of'servlce to jou. He represents the Pennsylvania Line ? . Five dally trains to Plttsburg , Harrlsburg , Haiti- more , Washington , Philadelphia and New York leave Chicago over this route at 10 30 a. m. , 3 p. m. , B 30 p. m , 8 15 p. m and 11 30 p. in. Ask him about the first-class fen Ice Will Aiimvor to the Chur.-o of Murder. Mrs. James Ish will be arraigned In the police court this afternoon on the charge ol having murdered W. II. Chappie. RUDDY HAD HIS OWN TROUBLES Now llo Wnntn n IMYcrron from Ills \\lfc Other < > ourt Miittorn. Tlioman II. Ruddy lifts concluded to glvo 1 Ills household troubles a thorough vcntlla- i tlon In the district court. With this object In view , Ruddy had prepared n petition reciting - citing the troubles ho has encountered slnco his marriage at Council llluffs In February of 1891. He ? avs that his wife was of a ! quarrelsome disposition and not fond of his company. For " .eeKs at n time she , so her i husband says , would lock him out of the i house and never did she get him ills meals i except when cho felt like It On May 10 1 last n favorite glass supper dish WAS smashed over Ruddy's head. The most unpleasant circumstance , however , occurred In April of 1S93 , when Ruddy snjs his spouse attack'd him \\itli.a dirk knife. Ho was luckily wearing a heavy overcoat and adroitly caught the knife In his cuffs. Resides n divorce he wants such other relief as may bo Just and equitable. AII < > ipR mi Infiir AiM'ontt'it' The Omaha Street Railway company has begun an action against the city and Trcas- urer Uolln to enjoin the collection of a tax on a $5,600 assessment against It. The city desires to oocn Sixteenth street , beginning - ginning at Vlnton , and has appraised prop- eity Ijlng along the route In S. 13. Roger's addition at $7,000 The street railway com pany objects because Its assessment Is $ S a front foot , while on adjoining property , so It declares , the assessments Is but $2 a front foot. Now Tlmv Iliivo n ( emitter Cliilni. A counter claim has been brought by the Clark Publishing company for $1,500 against W. C. King and others , because It Is claimed that in handling borne of King's books It was falsely represented that the medical [ works were to bo those from the pen of 1 Faulkner , an eminent London physician. The Clarka say they spent large sums In trjlng to put the work , which was not what It was represented to be , upon the market. Mlijor , urt Mutter * Bernard J. McCabe and Julia A. Dolan , both of Omaha , have been licensed to marry. No new trial was given the city In the damage suit brought against It by John riemlng. He recovered $1,000. The court holds that the evidence was conflicting and will not disturb the jury's conclusions. P. S. Patrick Is trjlng to oust P. W. Cavenatigh from the possession of lot 7 , block 5 , In Saiatoga addition Patrick claims that since April Cavenaugli lias been wrong fully transforming a month to month lental Into an ownership , by virtue of possession. Judge Ambrose in the Sarpy county In junction suit brought by farmers against Macdonald to restrain the dump'jig ' of garb age In their vicinity , has made an order carrying the whole case over to next October. Ho says ho wishes to hear the witnesses tes tify. 1hn l.ndlrti. The pleasant effect ard perfect safety with which ladles may use the California liquid laxative , Svrup of Figs , under all conditions makes It their favorite remedy. To ge the true and genuine article , look for th uame of the California Fig Syrup Co. , printed near the bottom of the package. NOT BORROWING ANY TROUBLE. Chief of I'ollcn U'liltii Arrive * I'ronireil to lirmilln In the ( Ity. Martin J. White , the newly elected chief of the Omaha police force , arrived In the city yesterday , and Is ready to assume the duties of his new position as soon as the preliminaries are disposed of. It Is ex pected that he will be formally Installed by Monday morning , If not sooner. In speaking of the future surround ings. Chief White said that he ex pected to find them to his liking Ho was favorably Impressed with the city , and as far as his acquaintance with Its citizens had gone , he had found them most genial and approachable. Referring to the refusal of one commissioner to vote for him on the ground that the el ° ction of a chief from out of the state was an Illegal procedure , Mr. White said that he was not borrowing trouble on that ecore. lie had come to Omaha to take up his residence and was ready to fulfill his part of ths contract. When asked as to a prospective reorganiza tion of the police force , he said that this was a matter which he could not consider until he had had an opportunity of acquainting himself with the existing conditions. He ex pected to give Omaha a first class police de partment , and Intimated that this would be Impossible If he were handleappsd In jny vay In the management of the fore1. A chief of police had to oppose himself to the entire criminal class , and It would bo Impossible for him to do this successfully unle < s ha were allowed to surround himself with the right sort of material. Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. Of St. Catherine's academy at Ilojd's theater Omaha , Neb. , Friday evening , June 28 , at S o'clock. PROGRAM- Hntree Misses Keller nnd Rush . Gorln Uhsay The Cross anil the Crescent . . , ; ; , - . Mlsi McSlmne May Itells . The Cl.iw An Order for n Picture . . . .Mi s M. Hnvden issay-Ir > h Genius . Miss Shannon Piano Trio Mnziirk . Mls es Volkmeler , Gentleman , M. Mc- Shaiio Concert Recitation . Little Bo\s Scene fiom Henry VIII. Rattle of Plodden . Miss Shannon Ixivo Lightens Labor . Master F. Carey Piano Quartet . Mlst.es McShane , Rush , Mullen , M. Mc- Shane. The Vestals Scene I. Hseay The Ideal Woman . Mls Keller feowc . . . Minims Recitation . c. Collins , , Scene II. Music . Scene III. Admission , 25 cents. Courtlnntl Hunch Xotcn. Rain again Interfered with the exhibitions of Phlllon on his spiral tower and the acre batic performances of the Arabs. The Fourth at Courtland will be a big day Three big shows In one Phlllon , the Arabs , and a $1,000 fireworks display at night , with matinee In the afternoon. There will be a special matinee tomorrow for ladles and children , with all the exhibi tions of Phlllon , the spiral tower and the wcndcrful Arabs. They OliJ cr to trail1 * ijoniliicr. Fifty residents In the vicinity of Tenth and Paul streets have petitioned the chief of po lice to call attention to the fact that a man named Craig Is continually disturbing his neighbors by abusing and Insulting them as they pass his house. Few of the persons who signed the petition live within halt a mile of the point Indicated , but the matter will be Investigated. _ Spirit l.ikc , .Spirit r.uUi > , < > | t'rlt l.-ike. Through sleeper via the Northwestern Line , commencing June 28 , leaves dally for Spirit Lake at 6 10 p. m. from "Webster street depot. The lake la the same , accommodations a lit tle better , fire a little lower C'ty office. 1401 Farnam sheet. Depot. 15th and Webster streets. J. R. nUCHANAN , G. P. A. Matinee at Courtland 4 o'clock Saturday. Let the men wash , if they won't get you Peaiiine. Let them try it for themselves , and see if they don't say that washing with soap is too hard for any woman. This hard work that Pearline saves isn't the whole matter ; it sa\es money , too money that's thrown away in clothes needlessly worn out and rubbed to pieces when vou wash by main strength in the old way. / / That appeals where is the'man who wouldn't want to have the washing made easier when he can save money by it ? leJJlcrs and some unscrupulous grocers will tell \ou , " this is as good as " or " the same is Pearline. " IT'S d _ > eware FAI SK Fearline U never peddled , if your grocer sends i- ' you an imitatiou , le honest stnJ it t ( .t. JAMES 'PYLE. New York. Beecham's pills are for bilious ness , bilious headache , dyspep sia heartburn liverdiz- , , torpid , - zincas , sick hcadachc.bad . taste In the mouth , coated tongue , I ' lossofappctite.sallowskin.etc. , when caused by constipation ; and constipation is the most frequent cause of all of them. Go by the book. Pills 10 $ and 25 $ a box. Book fife at your druggist's or write H 1- Allen Co. , 365 Canal St. , Now York. Annual M'r * titer * thitn ft rfo CCO boto4 > There Is nn o 1 d in n \ I in that the Roods \\hlch please are already half eolil , and It la certainly true , for with no effort what ever on our part to Intro duce or adver tise them , we are having an unprccedent c d demand for our small tables. Ono reaspn for this Is undoubtedly the fact of low cost. We sell all our tables at from 10 to 30 per cent under the usual market prices. Another cause Is our Immense assortment It Is no small advantage In buying a table to have your choice from 235 different pat terns Chas , SMvericI & Co. , Furniture , Upholstery , Drap2ri3S , 1200-1208 DOUGLAS ST. Animal I'stnictf Ptrpbrlno for binln C'aullno for h\rt O\mlne etc tl All ur.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiintiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiit * f ! IQALLONSFOR ; = Not of the preparations of coloring g matter and essential oils so often = sold under the mime of rootlitcr , = but of the purest , most delicious , g bealth-glvlii ) ; be\cr.no possible to = produce. Ono Riillou of lilies' la = worth ten of the counterfeit kind , i Suppose nn Imitation extract costs E tlvo cents less than the genuine c Hires ; the &uino amount of sugar § and trouble Is required ; jou Pine c ono cent n cnllon , and Rttnn 1111- = healthfulHnlliitlonintheeud. Ask S for HIKES and t/fUU = THE ( III1) . E HIKES CO , Tlilhdclplul. f 7.IIIIIIIIIIIIIHI iiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiimmiMiimJ Woodfoury's Facial Soap. 20c Per Cake. No "repeaters" from our "esteemed con temporaries" will be allo\\cd. This sale is PUO UOXO PU13LICO. The store that sells lOc Ice Cream Soda Water for 5c. LUXURIANT HAIR Ii produced by tbe CUTICURA REMEDIES wlicn nil otlicra fall. Thej olcanee Iho scalp of Irritating scaly , cru.tci ) , ami blotcLy humors , ttlimilite tbp b ilr fiilliclce , HIU ! < lplrot ml. croicoplo ln ccH nlilch feed on the h ur , and hence tuccc < d n hen the best \ > htlcl ins nml nil other remedies fall , bold throughout ihetuild DUFFY'S Pure Mali Whiskey. All Druggists- A-MUSEiM Uvcrj evenlns nt S 20 Stiturdaj anJ Sunday Mutineer at 4 o clock TWO BIG Achille Philion and ( lie Arabs In addition to the rcsu ar attractions I'jrotechnlc ( llsplij nlKhtl ) Adml 8loi to Krounus , lOc , amphitheater , ] Sc , tesencd chair * , lOc. "TWElMlLE BICYCLE RACE. Saturday , June 29th , At t'NIVEIlSITY J'AIIK. Mill nnd Miami Sli. OIMTI to all Amateurs. 1 ltt nrlzta ilJ Watch. hc' > ml I'rlro-IJIamt nd lime Third I'rlie UoM Mrdal. 1'recejttl by a mile race In three trial h'nti and a final between the Urilrrn Vnlnri Kld . the l'o > - l l Telegraph HU . and the A. 1) . T Kldv Ad > mlMlgo Me , Grand Stand , 23 : . Start 4 o'clock. SATURDAY 8 A. M. TO 10 P. M. BOYS' BREECHES Till ; KIND IO WASH AT A PAIR FIRST HATE QUALITY , HALF DOZEN PATTERNS , ALL ST1WKD TO FIT BOYS-4-5-6-7-8-9 YEARS , HEAVY DRILLING WAIST BAND HAND BUTTONIIOU-D. NO SUCH BARGAIN EVER CAMjB TO PASS. THE GREATEST EVER KNOWN. P. S. We use no pennies Buy 2 pairs for a quarter. ? j ? Hx awcei : HIS is an off year for FAK IRS who pretend to have all kinds of cheap sales. You know you can't fool all the people all the time , and buyers are using good judgment in avoiding such shopkeepers , Our success lies wholly in the fact that we have employed HONORABLE METH ODS in our business. Every article must be ust as represented , and values are guaranteed in every case. We established REASON ABLE PRICES on STANDARD MADE goods in Omaha and are rewarded by an excellent trade in the face of hard limes. We sell either way for cash or on EASY PAYMENTS. Mental Alertness depends very largely on the physi cal condition. Sluggish blood dulls the brain. A Ripans tabule C after meals will clear away the fogs in short order. n nipana Tabul'i : Bold by drueclili , or uj n Q U the Dilce ( M cent * a * > oxj IB icnt to Tbe HI * fani Chemical Company , No 10 bpruca it. , N. 7. zoo SOAP FLOATS JAS. S. KIRK & C OU. . S. A 5f Every Housewife III hc.ionocakool wo'd bosuifl Unit other cukes would follow It. Nuotlior t > onpurhcfi uools without ihrlnli- IriK mill no otht r Miap U us olUclcut uuil re- fnslilnK In the li.Uh. liuy ouu caUuJtut ono ut your grocer's , RAWORTH & SCMODDE , CHICAGO.
