'TTTt.1 . mfATTA r AT1YV T ? 13 Ks ' A 'PIT7 ? n A V. DTilH IflAfn RTT 7. ISO. * , .
jJPBGffl NOTICES
Ailvertliciiirntx for thoi e eiilnmn *
Trill IIP fiilcpn until r.'iIK ) p. in. for
< nn P veiling nnil milll 8 n. in. for HIP
innrnlttK nnd Sunday edition * .
Adi prtlvpri , ! > ' rpiinpullitir n initii-
lierpd plippki cnti limp nn iver * nd-
ilrpNKpd to n niiinlirred letter In cnrc
of 'I IIP Hep. AnnirPrN no ititilrrHNPtl
-ill ! lie delivered | HIII iirpxpnlntliin
nf HIP pliepk only. Hate * , 1 l--'o nerd
ord I1r < it ItiNprllont ! n inril
thereafter. Nollilnu Inl-pti for le--
than Urip for flr t ln-erIon. ( Tliexc
niUerMMPinentM ninit lie run ponipcn-
llvply.
SITUATION WA
ittrmi.i : Adin : WOMAN WANTS OOOKINO
nml lioiwnnik ; low unces , A'liSirM O 9. - lire.
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\VAV1 in-MAM3 : HUM * .
, . , . . i.tvn. iNrr.u.TrTrNT Aanxra IM
Onmlin to mr.nnUv clubi nf throf to IHc fnml-
lltn of nir fnttKiui Ortlmnl Hnini" ! Innrti In
c'nltAl Mn ! < l ! ' l'i | < l. Tlio ll.tp if Immigration
In irolnj : Fnutli , wlioro tlicro nr" no lut wlml ,
no colil Inifif , tin l.llrMn'i , ni croi ) f.iltiurt ;
wlinr Iv.-f. or ll.rcc rrfipn ran | j > rnla l cncli
i'ni , Mlicrr > HUMP In no mipti tliliiK nn fnltuto
If n man will ork nni'-hnlf nn lnr < 1 < h < 1w
In Ilili e'-'inlr ' } ' ! cnnl 'UinniPiT. ntllil wlnlcm :
r rt pivlng nnp < nf rrult ami RnnliMi truck !
rlc1ir l -nil on furlli : licit rnllnnv fiic'Ptlot. '
Oto. AV. AmrKcncrnt nfipnt , 1CI7 Knrnnm it ,
111
H
Onmlin.
iroa TO $ i. .no rnn MONTH SIM.INO TIIH
be
HM r nmiUi' Hotort Oil On Iliinifr : rnn
plnopil In nny rork 01 ImttlnK Hl'ivp or furnnfc.
( t prniliifpn n p ifi > ct nntnrnt en fin" licttTnnil
rhonpcr llmh riml nr nnocl. I'nr trrnii mMrrM ,
liny riiy Novelty Co. , Works , Il.iv Hlv Mich
*
' H-M7M 1)7
fiOI.ICITOISH WANrPD POn OMAHA ; A1O
inntincois niil l(1 ( country , nntlroly now corttl ? .
< ii pjiffitv Mcicit. Mam na
{ M "To"$7-o BAi.AnY PAID sAi.nsMnN rnn
clKniK ! PMiTlrnpc nnl nffnutryxlrn In-
c1ncrm"nl * tn cu-lomcrs. Ill-linn AKllno , St.
U MM1 P27 *
* - M-
WANTIID. A KrUBT-CtjASS HAUD M'OOI ) KIN-
Ijilior ; on ? \\lio Inn hail experience on | O\III P
wnilc lupfciicJ. Aildrcii Mnrtln & Tnlitn. " St.
i Mn. 11-M"0 7
_
A MAN OK HnUCATlON , A 1 AV-
We tilll pay
c. Knn'l icfcrcncc
Mtlnry to sucli a mnn ! nildrcis nt
OIKO. O 8 , Ilee olllcc. 1 ! . " 2-C *
"
WAN'TioMANACinH : rOH WHOI , .
retnll soft coal IHIMIIPBR Hi Om lm. Nib.Vc
nnt n H\P. nctlvn , rcpon lblc imity , tint
rnn Innillc the \\liolfcnlp anil rttntl trnilo nl
Om.tlin , Hniith Omnlin , Council niufTi nnil vi
cinity to KOO < I aiUnn'mtc. ' AiMrcia I" TJ. At-
lilnn , Paxton hotel , Omnlia , Noli. II 5S3 S
1'OSITIONS OIT.N roll 1'KW Vt'SIIINO
B.ilcfiupn on cnlnryj pxpeilcncc iinnecci iiry ;
poiiniincnl Piniilovrnpntj npply now. Kulto liros.
Co. , ninxorjm"n , Chlcnuo. It M393 7 *
WAvrnn rnMAiii
WANTIM ) IMMniMATni.Y. C1OOI ) , COMl'K-
tpiit Rlrl for Roncrnl housework Inmall fnmlly ;
rcfprMiocpi GcMinnn pri'ferrcil : ( ? ootj plnce for tile
right Klrl. Al'iily at60S Unit Howard Bt.
C 1I33S
ami. ron MONTANA ; 7 WOMHN IIOTIL
conki , ! 2")0 ( ) ; clminbcrmalds , dlnlns ronm tlrl
Bt'noial IIOUIB Rlrls. Canadian onico. 1522
DoURlas. C M-.S2 8
WANTID. Ntriisn airii. AT SMS
Cayltol .ncnue. C M.18U S
\vANTir : OOOD mm. . on aiiNnuAi
* liousouotk. Mrs. COJ S. 13th.C
C M53S S
roil HKXT 11OUSK3.
HOUSBS. F. K. DAnLINO , HAHKCR BLOCIC.
noumes IN ALL PARTS OP Ttin CITY. THH
O. F. n.ixla Compnny , 1505 Farn.im. P 411
FUnNIHH KD HOUSE FO n HUNT ; BEAUTIFUL
houae , li > n looms , elCKautly furnlshcil , hot
water hrat , Inumlry , utalilc , caniaRc , etc.
Thos. F. Hnll , 018 I'axton block. _ p 413
STANFORD CIRCLE COTTAGES. C ROOMS ,
nil mo-lern , ens , fuel. Apply Ilyron Reed Com
pany. 212 So. 14th St. _ D 41G
HOUSHS. UINA\VA & co. , 103 N. ITH ST.
D-117
HOUSES , a. a. WALLACE. 312 IHIOWN W.K
D 418
ron RUNT. NICHLY FURNISHED HOUSC OP
clKlil rooms , besides nlcovc nnil bnthroom. noulli
fiont , with all comcnlencca. Inqulro 2HOS Ilnlf
r > _ o--
llownrrt t.
tOO SO. 21ST AVC. , 9-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ;
Junl 330\1C3 feet. J. N. Frenzer , opposite l > . O.
D Ml 19
3 OR C ROOMS , CLOSETS , WATER. COS N. 13.
D-S74 DIP *
123 HOUSES , ALL SIZES AND PARTS OF
city. 1' . D. Wcad , IClh and Doutilas sts.
U-M932 D13
FOR RUNT. 3-ROOJI HOUSE. S. E. COR. 23D
and Clarke. l > 199
FoTTllKNT. HOUSES IN ALL PARTS OF THE
city.
Bpccl.il , D'.l So. 20tb ave.
41G No. 31st Ht.
420 No. 31t St.
40r No. 19th ct.
All modern comcnlenccs : cheap for winter
months. Itrcnnan , Love & Co. D M33 ! D23
Sl NO. SOTII , 4-ROOM COTTAGE
IKS No. ! 0th , 5-room Hat. nice.
1C24 N. ISth. 8-room brick.
OI No. 17lh. 8-room brick.
Omaha Real Estate & Trust Co. , 211 S. ISth.
D-M371
SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. EMILY PLACE.
18lli south of Mnnderson. D M45I-7 *
FOR RENT. HOUSK OF TEN ROOMS , MOU.
crn comenlences : very hnndy to business. 15n-
qulie of I ) . T. Mount. 209 S. 10th St. D 536
FOR RENT. E-ROOM COTTAGE FURNIRHEU
complete for boui-elteeplng , $10.00. Addruyn O 7 ,
. .lJe . D 1C1-10 *
S AND 9-ROOM HOUSES ON FARNAM AND 6-
room boiiKt on 2M anil Leaxemvorth , cheap.
Jno. W. Robblnn. 511 N. Y. Life lililg. I
P 5C2
DKHIRAIILRE 8-ROOM HOUSE $15 M pEFl
month , J , F. Dai Ion , 261G Capitol avenue.
D CCG-10 *
NEAT COTTAQE OP SIX ROOMS AND HATH ,
with modem con\cnlence . attractive location ,
four blocks from city hall. Apply on prem-
lh , CI2 H. 17th St. T. J. Fltzmorrla. P 570
FoffllENT , VERY NICEIY FURNISIIED
brick residence ; all inoilem linpiovements , cen
trally located. Inquire Mercei Hotel olllcc.
D-fin-S *
_ _ _ _ "
FOR RKNT. B.Ro6"M COTTAGE , NO. 271S FAR"
mm t. Milton ROSCIM' Hon . P 575
_
TWO HIX-ROOM FLATS , 413 AND 419 SO. 11TH
St. , nirner of Howard. Ennulro at 11. 3H ,
First Nnt'l Hank Ilulldlns. P 573-11
roil Hivi'-i''imMsiiii >
THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING TO
man mid wife ; mil taken In board , 31 ! ) N. 17th
U M255
_
SOUTH rilONT ROOM FOR TWO ; PRIVATE
family. 2DM HI. Mary's avenue. E M5li
FURNISHED ROOMS , 201 8 , 25TH STRK ET ;
team heated. E MS16 8
_
FRONT ROOM WITH ALOJvHT MODERN ]
W7 ti. 2Sth ave. 1S47 9 *
IKXMIH AM ) HOARD.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOARD ;
rules reasonable , The Itoto , 2010 llarney t.
Ds *
ItOARD AT .00 1'EIl WEEK , EQlJAl TO ANY
, lii rlty. 313 So. 12IH fat. Hoard und room , JI.OJ.
* 1'loneer II < mae , ThomaB O'Connor ,
F-M3U D9
I
1823 CAPITOL AA'ENUE. WARM FRONT
rooms. F MM3 13
I ROOMS ; WATER IN KITCHEN : CENTRAL ;
reuHonablu nfnt ; nice for huuauketplni ; . 1702
Wtlwler mrcet. Q-MSJil
FOll 11KXT STOHKS AMI ) Ol FJCUS.
l OR RENT-THE 4-STORY IlRICIv IIUILDINQ
nt 916 Furnam utreet. Tlili Lulldlntr has a lire *
proof cfiiii'iit bdKinent , completu steam heal-
Intr Itxtuivf , water on all llooru , fan , etc. Ap
ply at Ilia oflico of Tlia lira. 1 910
ACJKXTS M'ANTKI ) .
x
AGENTHVANTKUMEN AND WOMEN
clear JGO.OO weekly with our lal > or na > cr us
i eu > lly UH ( O.OO ) monthly In other lines ; 12.00
f amplrii iff a. Those seeking buslneKi sliould
- * Bddrt'u .ulth stamp , Merrill Mft. Co. . ( A U ) ,
IS Canal street , Chicago. J-1H-U18
WA.M'UH TO 1U2.NT.
WANTED TO RENT. TWO OR THREK FUR-
nUhrd or unfurnished rooms In Kountxe Plsca
nlth lit-at for light housekeephiK or board , Ad-
Mrs. I.1. Ueaedlcl , 191 Wlri Bt.
.XTOIIAUIl.
THANK EWERS , jlii
1)3-510 Joncn. Gcnerul utornfio nm ! forwitnllni ? .
M--421
TO IHY. ;
WANTED. TO ntY DIAMONDS FOR CASH ;
must lie n Inrgnln. AdJrc s (1 0 Ho .
_ _ N-MVil F3
A RESIDENT1 ! : PROPERTY TOtl SPOT CASH.
cpntinlly Im-nltil cr MI rut line. AiMrrxn T ) , 311
P 3-1 tr.-cl. rif-niont. Nth. N-M..Sl S
rAHlfl'AM ) TOR ANY ST7)"ic OF MElT-
( hnncllsp dr Job Ijt pnmls ! unnclnl tiilrts for old
K. Id nnd Kllxcr. AddrosO 15. IV-P.
IVP.X -MMJ 1
KOIl SALnIIOH.SCM.VASt.S ( ( , MTC.
niii "RALE7 riNlj"TniTTLANn sFrAu TorT :
nliuj Sl'i'llnr.il inntfponv , well Innkc to ride or
ilrlie. AU'lrci.H ' Uco. Foibps , O'Ci-ola. In.
I MoiS t
roii .SAM :
" " " "
HARD W ( > OD. 7".r\iT"irr6c > T" FENCE FOR
corn crlMitnc. C. R. I e. 9)1 Dotmlan.
Q-123
Ft'RNITl'RE II-UOOM IIOfSE , 1M1I.L FIRST-
c1 s boardciit. Inqillr- MOIP. 621 P. Kin.
. *
Q-MSI9.DO
" ' "
HKArHs"Al.rr'KissE.'CT"TENTS TO M.M.
Oimh.i lllcjclp Co. . 323 N Ifilh Q M140
_
roi fULET NrEU' SINREtT "sEWINO MA *
chine ; rhenp. Aililn'ss O .1 , UCP. Q MC538 *
SEAI.TKIN ! CI.OAI ; ran HALE AT A tiin\T :
Imrnnln. J. Hnnnenli'tR. 1.W DiURlns Btippt.
IJ-MW
. iisciM.\Mors.
ROOK RINDINd. TIIK llfRKLEY PRINTINO
Co. . HI nnd HC Norlh 15lh street. II UI-D1S
FOR RENT. mRTcATED F.VRM" ; Mllfli : TROM
Oninbn ; you inn clear J7.1.00 an ncic. II. II.
Under , t Co. . Hep Iliiltdln ? . R P,3I-S
CIiAIHVOYAM'S.
.MRS. DR. II. WARREN , CLAIRVOYANT , RE-
llablc bnslneni metllum ; fith yonr at 119 N. 16th.
S III
MASSAfJi : , 1IATIIX. KTC.
MME. AMES FORMERLY OF ST LOflS.
R.igo and baths. C07 S. 13th St. , 2 > 1 Iloor , room 10.
T M199 7 *
MME. lrnVELI TURKISH AND ELECTRIC
buthi. Fllipst parlois In city. 318-S21 S. nth.
T M304 31 *
_
MADAME GRACE LEON. F.I.TjCTRIC. MAS-
nte ; bnlh pnrlom heallhfut nnd icfre'hlnR. 417
South llth , upstair * , parloix 2 nnd 3.T .
T M517 7
VIAVI CO. . SIG HEE RLnfJ. , HKALTH HOOK
fieo ; homo tieatmenl ; laily altenJnnt. U 125
n.VTHS , MASSAGE7MME. POST. 319'i S. r.TII.
U 121
FINE LIVERY RIGS CHEAP. ED RAUMLEY.
17th nnd St. Mary's n\cnuu. Telephone. 410.
U 127
I1ELI.E EPPCTLY PORSKT "MA DE TO ORDER
nt 1909 Farnam. ARCH a wanted. U 333-P25 *
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS. 11ICYCLEH ,
Jeweliy , etc. ; alrlctly conHdontlnl. P. O. bo i 326.
U 405
WANTED , PARTY TO ADOPT A HARY HOY
3 monllia old. G E. Hee. U M5I3 9 *
A WELL EDUCATED 11TSINESS MAN , AOE
40.lth 'ome mean1 ! , wlfihea the acquaintance
of a lady with sonip menu. View , matrimony
and to KO south. DomeHtlc preferred. Address
O 13. Hee. U MS99 S
IF JOE SKILLIN WILL GO TO THE OLD
Iv-idles * home , cor. 27th nnl Hurt Htrpi'ts , he
will nnd the two children that Mrs. Sklllln left
there. U MTll 7'
MOXHY TO IOA\-HIAL KSTATIS.
ANTHONY LOAN AND TRUST CO. . 318 N. Y.
Life. Loann nt low rates for choice security In
Nebiaska & IO\MI farms or Omaha city property
W 423
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES. THE
O. F. Davl3 Co. . 1503 Farnam st. W 429
o PKR CENT MONE"Y TO LOAN ON"OMAHA
real estalo 4 : Neb. fairas. W. U. M'lkle Omahn.
W 430
*
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
propelty. Fidelity Trust Co. , 1702 Farnam.
W 431
MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA
real estate , llrennnn , Love & Co. , I'axton nik.
\V-432
CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 1123 N. Y. LIFE.
\V-4J3
MORTGAGES , O. G. WALLACE , DROWN HLK.
\V--434
LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED CITY
property. W. Fnrnam Smith & . Co. , 132) Farnam
W 433
MORTGAGE LOANS ; LOW RATES.
J. D. Zlttle , 16th and Douglas , Omaha ,
W 436
FARM LOANS , DOUGLAS AND SARPY , 1 TO
10 scars : low rates. Garvln Uros. , 210 N. Y. L.
W-437
aiOXKY TO tOA.V CHATTELS.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS.
horsen , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates In city ;
no removal of goads ; strictly confidential ; you
can pay the loan off at any tlmo or In any
amount.
amount.OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. .
306 S. 10th st.
st.X133
MONEY TO LOAN , 30 , CO. 9'J ' DAYS ; FURNIture -
turo , pianos , etc. Puff Green , room S , Hatker
block. X 139
Ill.SIXi.SS ! ; CIIA.VCKS.
FOR SALE A J3.000 STOCK OP IMPLEments -
ments , J300 stock of confectioners' , ? 3W butcher
bliop ; a Rood livery business Kood openlnsr In
any of these Units ; all In coed town. Also
SDmo fine Improved and unlmprovcl farms In
Missouri , Kansas nnd Nebraska to exchange
for cattle or westetn Iowa lands. Oaks &
Jackson , Silver City , In. Y 8M.P11 *
FOR SALE. THE PALACI-T CAFE IN LEAD
and Deadwoad , Loth dolnf ? oed business. Ad
dress Matt Klopp Lead or Deudwood , K , D.
Y M407
MAKE MONEY HY CAREFUL SPECULATION
In rnln throuKh a reliable , successful firm ; ex
cellent opportunities to make profits by our new
plans ; fully explained and sent flee : hlithest
reference' . Patllson & Co. , 706 Omalm bldj ; . .
Chicago. HI. Y M47t
PARTNER WANTED ; LADY OR GENTLE-
inan , In merchalvlln nuctloneerlnR buslnexs.
Mimt have few hu-ndred cash nnd Iv wIllhiR
to travel. Advertiser Invests pctiml amount.
Address a 1Hue. . Y M590 S'
FOR BALK. HALF INTEREST WITH A OOOD
partner In n llm-chiEs meat mniKet ; leason for
selling , other huslnexi , Addii-ss M , Hex ICI.
Columbus , Neb , Y M592 II *
FOll KXCHAJVOU.
EQUITY IN LARGK TRACT OF LAND NEAR
oroiha. What ha e ytu loofffrf II , F , Datley.
940 N , Y. Llfo blJff , / 111
roii EXCiiANQK , GOOD EASTERN DAKOTA
farm for Jersey cows. Addiem U 10 , He- * .
'S ft
- ' -
FOR SALE , MILLINERY STOCK , SOME NO-
tlons nnd Chrlitinas goods. In n coed ( own ;
large business , but close out un account of
poor health. 1'nrtlculiirs glien fully by ad-
dre8 lnir P. O. Hex : i2 , Vail , la.
_
ELF.GANT PIAMOK'P RING TO EXCHANGE
for piano , tllhcr niiaio ) or upright. G 14 , Hco.
55-M5SS 8
FOll SALU-IinAL iSTAT12 ,
AHSTRACT8-TIIE HYRON REED COMPANY.
HE 112
IMPROVED FARMS-G. W. CARLOCK. 1203
Faiimm st. RE-C14-J1 *
AT RED ROCK PRICE. LOT 21. HLOCK IS.
West End. J. M. Mansion. HE MS31-Ii'
ALEOR TRADIN CITY PROP-
cities and fiirnis. John N , Fienzur , opp. P , O ,
RE 443
_
BARGAINS , HOUSES , IX3TS AND FARMS ,
sale or trade. F , 1C. Darling , Darker block.
_ Hi : 441
HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS. BARGAINS
111 lols , G , Q , Wallace , Hrown black. _
RE-4IS
TEXAS FARMS AND FRUIT LANDS , SMALL
ur Urge tracts ; low prices , easy p.ijmenti. We
ni'u piepaied to aimver questions touclilnj ;
thcko lauds , and to arrange for cheap rallrcaJ
fara fur any pvinon wlsiilng to vKIt southern
Texas. Correspondence solicited. Omaha Real
Kttnte and Tiust Co. , 211 S. ISth ! .
RE M207
1IAUQAIN8 IN ACKKS. FAHMS. IMVKU.INas
und lull. ! " . UVsuJ , IGth uiid Douitlun Ha.
III : M9J1 I J
1IAIK1AIN ! JW FT. GROUND : 8-llOOil HOUSi : :
imlli. etc. ; good location ; I1.1WOO ; u cash. I ) .
V. Shole. Co. , Flrat Nail , bank Lid. .
11K-M3H T
FOR SALE , 7JS ACRES GOOD LAND IN
Fnuiklln county , Nebraska , at a ( treat bargain
to closd up th uffjlrs of a broken bank. Send
for description and ni.iko offer. The O. F ,
D > ls Compaoy , 164 } Farnam street , Omaha ,
N.b. 11E-M67 * 12
i
ron .MALK HIL H.STATI : .
FOR I1AROA1NH. TRADES , QUICK DUALS ,
cill orrltp D. V , Sholn Co. , Firm Nntl. bunk
bhlg. RR-M'.1S 31
{ 'OR SALE. FARMING LANDS IN POt'TII
pfift Missouri ! nlhnlnl noils pprtnln crops ; mill
ctlmnlc. Dinlel II. Ely , 315 Union Tiust hulhl-
Ing. 81. t < otll . Mo. IIE-MSM 7
GARDEN PLOT OF FIVE ACHES FOR JIW.M
In New Jersey , pnynblp on Inntnllments of II.0)
iliwn nnd Ji.O1) per week. Dellgiilfnl cllmnlp
I nnd neighborhood , Splendid wntor. Land blirti ,
I diy , lipnlth ) . Cnxerpd with norxl , Soil ppeclnlly
I Kiiltnblp for nmnll fruit , VCRC allies nnd poultry
j j raising. Npnr inllmnd nnd convenient to be l
' mnrkPtn. Title clear , hnmtillnt po ppssnn | ,
, Address Hlirlp > ' ! i trnl fstntc Olllcp , 211 H. 10th
i ttreet. PhllndPlnhln. Pa. RE-MIIT 7 *
wi.vriini > .
WANTED. HORSES TO WINTER ; REST OF
onip ; termn ren onahlP. A. W , Pbelps & Son ,
107 N. Y. Llfo bldg. Telephone 1031M37J
M37J D27
AKTNA HOPSE ( EUROPEAN ) , N. W. COR.
13th nnd Dodge. Room ? by dny or week. 452
THE LANOE HOTEL..M2 S. 13T1I ST. ; STEAM
henl ; table board , 13.00 per week. M453
UPHOLSTERING. l. URNITURE REPAIRI D
nnd picked \ery c'lenp Ihls month , M. 8.
2111 Cumlne , Tel. 1331. :07
MUSIC , AHT AMI IANUACi5. ;
FOR GREAT BARGAINS IN PIANO3. SEE
Wm , H , Schmollcr , eih noor McCngue building.
GEORGE F. GELI.ENHECK. DANJO AND
guitar leather. 1S13 Chicago ft. 109
ART1STP-OF.T YOUR SOLARS , ELECTRIC
pitnlx al home on 24 hours' notice. Hidtkcr ,
1.102 DiniRl.i.s street. M.'iS S *
STI3AMSIIIPS.
LOWEST RATES TO OR FROM F.UROPE ;
western agency Thomas Cook & Son excursions
Hariy E , Moores , 1113 Farnam si. , Oinnhi.
H1930 D13
U.MKHTAKIHS AMI
H. K. I1URKET. FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
embaliner , IMS Chicago St. , telephone 90. 451
SWANSON" & VALIEN , KOI CUMING , TEL ? 1000
_ _ _ _ _ 155 _
M. O. MAUL. UNDERTAKER AND KM-
balmcr. 1417 Farnam St. , telephone 225. 433
H1CYCLICS.
BICYCLES CLEANED AND STORED THIS
winter for J1.50. Omaha Bicycle Co. . 321 No.
16lh st. M3JO D3
H. MAROW1TZ LOANS MONEY. 413 N. 10 ST.
449
AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
SHARES IN MUTUAL L. & 11. ASS'N PAY
6 , 7 , 8 per cenl when 1 , 2 , 3 jenis old , always
redeemable. 1701 Farnam St. , Nattlnger , Sec.
HOW TO .GET A HOME OR SECURE GOOD
Interest on savings.- Apply to Omalm I * & H.
Ahj'n , 1704 Hee bldtf. G. M. Nattlnger , Sec.
SHORTHAND ANI > TYPEWRITING.
A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , E13 N. Y. LIFE.
450
OMAHA BUSINESS COLLEGE , 15TH , FARNAM
COAL.
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL. CAR LOADS , FOR
domestic or steam purposes , address Excelsior
Coal Mining Co. . Du Quoin , III. M169 PIS'
HKMOVED.
MISS VAN VALKENHURGH PESTROYS PER-
mnnently by elcctilclty superfluous hair , moles ,
warts , etc. Room 41G , N. Y. Life bldg.
- _ Mis. nn
DANCING.
NEW CLASS FORMING AT MORAND'S
school , 1510 llarney st. Adults , Tuesday nnd
Friday. 8 P m , ; children. Tuesday 4:13 p. m. ,
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Iiuuliilui-c Comix Homo.
Miss Ltllah Uell , the clever Clilcago au
thoress , prints a rather caustic view of "The
Man Under Thrty ! Flve" In December Ladles'
Home Jcurnail. Site asserts that conversation
with a matuuniler 35 Is. ' .impossible , because
'the ' "man under nt ! } nevo.rconverses - , he only
talks. And yonri chlet nccompllsliment , of
bslng a'goed/lUtener . Is. entirely thrown
a\\ay on.-him , because -he , doss not In the
least care whether you listen or not. Neither
Is It of any use for you to show that he has
sfrprlsed or BhccUsd you. He cares not for
your approval or disapproval. He Is utterly
indifferent to you , not because you do not
please him , but because he has not seen you
at all. He knows you are there In that chair ,
ha bows to you In the ctreet , oh , yes ! He
luows ycur name and whsre you live. But
you are only an entity to him. not en Indi
vidual. He cares net for your likes and dle-
llkes , your cares , or hopes , or fears. He only
wants you to bo pretty and \\ell dressd.
Have a mind If you will. He will not know it.
Have a heirt and a soul. They do not con
cern him. He wants you to be tailor made.
You are a grl ! lo him. That's all.
Itolibcil Three Strong Snfcn
KANSAS CITY , Dec. fl. A special to the
Star from Mlltonvllle , Kan. , cays : Safe
blowers plied this town systematically last
night , blowing "open the safes of the Santa Fe
and Union Pac'flc railways and the Alliance
exchange. They got nothing from the twc
latter , but secured everything contained In
that of the Santa l e. The extent of their
haul , however , Is not known. No clew to
the robbers.
Jesse Join's IIiuiKtMl for Miirilor.
LITTLE HOCK , Ark. , Dec. C. Jesse Jones
was hanged at Ozark nt 11:45 : o'clock today.
Jonss was convicted of murdering two
wealthy stockmen named Charles and Jesse
Hlbdon of Logan county , In February , 1894.
Ho Is the son of Charles s. Jones , a promi
nent farmer of Spencer county , Indiana , and
about 21 yeari old. Ha strongly protested
his Innocence In a speech on the gallows.
iTtaloiiH > * TionilH < < > a ICIIIIn r.
KANSAS CITY , Dec. C. A special to the
Star from CofTeyvllle , Kan. , says : Wort ]
was received lure this morning of a desperate
light which occurred south of this city In
the Indian Territory between two white men
named Purcell and Smith , in which the
former was instantly killed and th3 lattr
moitally wounded. Jealousy on the part oi
Smith led to tlu > killing.
Government DlMiilHHeil ( lie Suit.
MILWAUKEE , Dec. G. William Van
Nortwlck , president of the Western Paper
Bag company of Kaukauna , together with
other officers of that corporation were today
discharged by Commissioner Dloodgood In the
suits of the government growing out of the
alleged IllegaP drawing of water from the
government canals In the Fox river valley.
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I'roplielH Will Adjourn Toilny.
PITTSDUim , DSc. C. At the rnornln ; ses
sion of the Prophetic conference today Prof. J.
M. Stifller of Chester , Pa , , dellverad an address
on "Christian lifactrlno and the Second Com
ing. " In tlie afternoon Hlshop W , 11. Nlch-
olBDn of Philadelphia spoke on "Features
of the Hook of rievelatlons. " Th ? confer-
will close tomorrow.
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NEWCASTLE. Dec. 0. Hsnry Huff , a Ma-
honlnctown' ba'rber , was shot and killed last
night by N.'J.'judd ' , a telegraph operator.
Huff had ejeated Judd from his shop In the
afternoon. , Hc , returned Just before closing
time and llred the fatal bullet without warn
ing. Judd .hji ? . fscaped , Huff leaves a wife
and three children ,
. , _ _ .
Snlclileil HrciiUHc He Couldn't Sleep ,
KANSAS CITY. Dec. C. A special to the
Star from Carthage , Mo. , says : Judge Sloan ,
one of tlio most prominent farmers and Block-
men of this section , committed suicide this
morning at his home here by taking strych
nine. Kloan had been mirroring from In
somnia and feared he would be sent to the
asylum ,
Kill led to DrulnriDividend. .
NEW YORK , Dec. 6. At today's meeting
of the directors of the Denver & Rio
Grande railroad no action was taken on a
dividend on the preferred stock , Another
meeting Hill be held In the early part of
next week ,
TroHInK iIorxeH Ilurned to Dentil.
EAU CLAIRE. Wla , Dec. 0 , Last night
three large barns on Captain A. M. Sher
man's farm were destroyed and eight head
of horse ? , Including Delia Ure , the well known
trotter , was burned. Lois , $20,000 ; partial
insurance ,
CLAMORING FOll REWARDS
Boosters of Successful Republican Oanili-
dates Asking Places ,
OFFICERS-ELECT HAVE THEIR HANDS FULL
\ot KnoiiKli Appointive OllU'cn to Oo
Hound and IloMdcn Mini ) ' Ineiiiu-
lit n I * Will lleiiinln How
( lie .Sltiiiitlon
In just thirty days the new admlnltratlon
will step Into the harness of municipal gov
ernment and as a result the aspirants for
Appointive positions are beginning to re
double their efforts to obtain recognition.
Thtro are quite a number of plungers who
lent tliolr active support to the cause during
the last campaign who are now without n
vocation. Each man declares that ho Is the
particular personage who Is responsible for
the victory and that since he has no other
means of support he must be provided for by
the administration , In fact there are so
ninny of thcso objects of charity that there
are scarcely enough sinecures to go around
and thcsa who have the appointing power are
! having thflr hands full In paying their
political debts nnd In satisfying the applicants
who base their claims not only on tholr
loyalty lo the cause , but on their condition
of financial and Industrial bankruptcy. U l
not nlono 4he aspirants for low salaried
clerkships and similar unlmport.int positions
who make this sort of plea. Mora than
one of the men who have held ofllco In the >
past , wear diamonds and pretend to speak
with a good deal of political authority are
making piteous appeals to those who are
supposed < ln be the dispensers of the patronage
of the Incoming administration. They say
that they arc broke nnd without any chance
to make a living unless they are cared for In
a political way.
There Is onn thing that Is troubling these
people just now and that Is n tip that hns
been handed around trom n sonrc ; quite close
to the throne to the effect that there will
bo no clean sweep In the matter of appoint
ments. While the fact that the applicants
have dene their best Is not contradicted , it Is
pointed out that nearly nil of the men who
arc now holding Inferior positions In the city
hall rendered equally conspicuous services
and that they have claims which are not to
h" overlooked. Quite a number of the city
s nut In most nf thplr tltna ilnrlni *
the campaign In Droatch's Interests and It Is
ghen out that In ueveral cases they are
to be rewarded by a continuance In ofilc ? .
SOME WHO MAY STAY.
It Is generally understood that License
Ii.spcclor Hurst will bj reappolnted , nnd , al-
thrugh there are one or two persons who
would not refuse theofflce , most of them
consider It a los ; cause and are directing
their sleg ? at pome more promising point.
A. D. White , Inspector of weights and
messures , Is also put down as being slated
for reapi > 9lntment.
It Is the general Impression that there will
bo no change In the present legal depart
ment. Assistant City Attorney Cornish was
one of Broatch's warmest supporters after
the convention and his services In declaring
before all the ward clubs of the city that
there had been no defalcation In the city
treasurer's office and that corruption In the
city government was a thing unknown to
Oraha are said to be highly esteemed. City
Attornsy Connell as astute enough to climb
Into the band wagon about two days before
election and one of the closest political In
timates of Uroatch Is authority for the state
ment that Connell can have- another term if
hs wants It.
One of the liveliest contests Is over the
office of superintendent of buildings , a posi
tion now held by George Deverell. Mr. Dev-
erell is cherishing the belief that he , too ,
will bo rearpolnted , but others say that ho Is
banking altogether too heavily on Droatch's
ante-election promises. Gus Harto , who was
a member of the last legislature. Is a vigor-
OUD hustler for the job and It is ald that he
has the Inside track up to date. Chaffee Is
trying to get the appointment for ex-Inspec- ,
tor Tilly , and although Dick Smith has made
up his mind that he would prefer to be
chairman of the Board of Fira and Police
Commissioners , there are some who say that
he Is to figure In the race.
Plumbing Inspector Duncan has an ap
plication on file to succeed himself , but he
admits that his faith lo weak. M. Free says
that the job is his If he wants It. He says
that Droatch promised It to him when he
went down to assist Broatch In the peni
tentiary appraisement last summer. That ,
however , was a long time ago and he is
encountering some/sirong opposition. The
master plumbers declare that they want
the appointment to go to some man who Is a-
master plumber himself , but notwithstand
ing. Graham Park. W. R. Johnson and sev-
j oral others are quietly plugging for the job.
A. O. L'chtenberger , the preaent deputy Inspector
specter , Is also an applicant and Is said to
be considered with favor.
TO BOSS TUB CITY HALL.
Thera Is another fight on for the superln-
tendency of the city hall. Superintendent
Matthlecn has held the position ever
since-the building was opened and believes
himself to be In a direct line to reappoint-
mcnt. R. W. Glbeon says that he has been
plugging for the gang all his life and lias
never got anything out of It yet , and this
would be just about the sort of Job that
would suit him. So that Is the way It stands
and you may take your choice.
There Is another matter that Is claiming
a good deal of attention on the part of the
unemployed just now , and that Is the mem
bership on the Board of Firs nnd Police Com-
mltuloners which will become vacant when
Droatch assumes his duties as mayor. It has
be ° n given out all along that John T. Clark
had already been slated for the place- , but
now It Is whispered that John would prefer
to wait until July and then become chairman
of the Board of Public Works. In the mtan-
tlmo , he docs not propose to allow th3 police
board to get out of the family , so he Is workIng -
Ing for the appointment of his brother , Harry
Clark , to that position.
C. L. Chaffee has been putting In his time
for the pat't three months seeing how easily
Droatch mad ; the police commfsslonershlp
a stepping stone to the mayoralty , and It Is
said that he.thinks ho can perform the same
gyration himself. Captain Palmer Is slated
as the B. & M. candidate , and that is eald to
count for a good deal with the new admin
istration , to say nothing of his exertions In
behalf of the police bill.
Frank Bnrman of the Eighth ward I ? also
after the appointment , and Is said to have a
numerous , If rather doubtful support. And
then Dick Smith still has ambition , and It
continues to turn In the direction of Broatch's
cas'-off chocs. All these , to say nothing of
Covoll and other leading lights of the dark
lantern fraternity , demand a recognition of
their services.
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CHICAGO , Dec. 0. David McNabb , book
keeper and confidential man for Matkln
Bros. , druggists at Derkely avenue and Forty-
third street , was arrested today charged with
stealing from his employers by manipulating
the cash reglPtcr. Before being taken away
from the store he attempted to shoot hlm-
t > : \ { . Foiled in this he tried to snatch a bottle
tle of poison from the shelf and swallow
Its contents. Young McNabb is well known
in Hyde park society , dresses elegantly and
lias been In the habit of spending money
qullo freely for the last two years. He Is
now In jail. His stealings It is said will
foot up fully 12,500.
Killed Illiiixelf In the I'nlnee.
NEW YORK , Dec. C. A special to the
Herald from Callao , Peru , says : Herman
Jansen , a German , committed sulcldo In ( he
lobby of the president's palace. He called to
see the president , but was refused admis
sion. Jansen is said to have lost his fortune
by supporting Plorola's cause , and It Is sup
posed his call wai In reference to his mis
fortune ,
Arri' tfd u I'reucuer for Libel.
DETROIT , Dec. 0. Police Commissioner
Harry F. Chlpman suore out a warrant this
morning for the arrest of Rev. R. J , Service ,
pastor of Trurnbull Avenue Presbyterian
church , one of tbe largest congregations in
the city , on a charge of criminal libel.
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Delnlted , < ( n < eiiirnt n * In tlio I'lirinn-
tlon of the Uepnhllc ,
NI'.W YOIIK , Dec. C. A gpeolnl to the
Herald from rebel headquarters , Matltd.i
pUntntlon , province of Puerto Principe , Cuba ,
snyv Salvador Clsnerosh-IlcUncourt , the
Cuban executive , better known ns the iimiquls
of Santa Lucia , who Is liere with his entire
cabinet , hns Issued n sUtcmont. He fay * :
"Our * Is a republican form of government
based on broad democratic principles and
especially Milled to the Cuban people. Our
government was first organized by the elec
tion of four deputies from each Of the five
army corps , wno gave mem ineir sounu aim
careful consideration nnd decided on all the
details of the first form of organization.
Upon this occasion General Oomcz exhibited
hli true patriotism and democratic Ideas by
giving over , as he did , all th ? extraordinary
powers with which ho had been Invested
upon his first landing In the country. This
single patriotic net won for Gomez the un
bounded respect and udmlratlon of his fel
low citizens.
"The oillcrs of the present government
wore chosen by ( ho assembly which first met
for that purpoyo nnd for Iho adoption of a
constitution and It Is ( ho itovunimcnt that
has appointed as diplomatic ngcnt or delc-
gnto plenipotentiary , Thomas Kstradn Pultun ,
who IK now lit the United States , He has , In
turn , appointed our delegates to other coun
tries.
"Our government will last and the vic
tory will bo with us In the end. There Is
nn chance fnr fnlliiro. Wo hnvo the iifonle
of Cuba with us nnd our troasuiy Is by no
means pmpiy , for the largo number of
property owners of the h'laml are paying
taxei to us.
"Complete Independence of Cuba Is what
wo nro struggling for nnd un no other basis
will terms of peace bo arranged. "
T13.MPn.ST IX Till : IIAM3 IIAI.I. WOULD
I'rexlileiit Ilrii.sh MnUe *
AKiiliint President I'recdiimii.
NEW YORK , Doc. C. President John T.
Brush of the Cincinnati base ball club has
filed an affidavit with President Young of the
National loagiio to the effect that President
Freedman of the Now York base ball club
had given the Cincinnati club an option upon
the sarvlccj of Jack Doyle and had then
ruthlessly broken the agreement In order to
make a trade with the Baltimore club for
Kid Gleason , This Is bringing up again n
warm Incident of the recent meeting of base
ball magnates.
Mr. Freedman was very anxious to secure
Arlle Latham for the New Yoik team. He
Importuned Mr. Brush to close the deal , but
the Cincinnati magnate declared that he llktd
the third baseman too well to let him go.
Ho asked for further time. Shortly
after the Baltimore club came to Mr. Frejd-
man with ths offer of Kid Glcason for Doyle
and the trade was Instantly closed , as Mr.
Freedman In no way considered himself
bound to Mr. Brush. It was not long after
tlics. negotiations had closed that Mr. Hnih
told Mr. Freedman he would give up Latham ,
whereupon he was told by Mr. Freedman that
he was too late , because he had already se
cured Gleason.
"But you gave mo an option until tomorrow
morning , " said Mr. Bruih.
"I did not do anything of the kind , " re
sponded Mr. Freedman.
Mr. Brush has since traded Latham to St.
Louis and Just what he means by his com
munication to President Young at this late
day is not quite clear.
AiiHnii Mny Gu to LoiilHVlIlo.
LOUISVILLE , Dec. C. The Commercial
will say tomorrow : Charles H. Hoyt ,
the playwright , who Is in this city superin
tending the production of "A Contented
Woman , " at MacAuIey's theater , Is out after
the Louisville Baec Ball club. He said to
night : "If the stockholders of the Louis
ville club will tell I'll buy the whole
franchise and I'll do It before leaving the
town. If they dpn't care to sell out en
tirely I'll purchase the controlling Interest.
Arson Is a personal friend of mine. I should ,
only say the word and the 'grand old man'
would shako the Windy city and assume the
management of the Louisville team. I In
tend to wait here three or four days for nn
answer from the club's owners , and If It is
favorable I'll make Louisville , with Anson , a
winner. "
OKLAHOMA MOVI3S FOH STATEHOOD.
ConurrcHN Petitioned to I'IINH nu ISn-
nbUiiK A < ! t at Oiiee.
OKLAHOMA , Old. . Dec. C. One of the
largest and most representative conventions
ever held In the territory In favor of state
hood has just adjourned after adopting the
following resolution :
Resolved , That Hie people of Oklahoma
Territory , without distinction of party , earn
estly urge upon the congress of the United
States at Its present session to pass nn
cnabllnK net providing for the admission
of Oklahoma ns n state with such bounda
ries as in me wisuom oi congress win oest
subserve the cause of good government.
Arrangements were made to send a com
mittee to Washington to push tli = claims
for statehood.
Fire In u Ilonded AVnreliouxe.
NEW YORK , Dae. 6. Fire In the United
States bonded warehouse at South Water and
Jefferson streets today , caused damage to
the building and Its contents which Is esti
mated at { 350,000. East Indian goods to the
value of $1,000,000 are stored In the building ,
the broad space of all the six floors being
packed to their full capacity. Only the throe
upper floors were biirnod , the others suffered
only water damage , nnd nil is covered by
the Insurance , The building covers about
one-third of a block. Mr. Drlggs , who had
been manager for thirty yeart" , said he never
had had a lire before , and could not explain
this one. There \\aa no heating apparatus ,
nnd nothing which could generate heat spon
taneously among the stores.
Catarrh can be successfully treated only by
purifying th ? blood , and the one true blood
purifier is Hood's Sarsaparllla.
In Doiilit UN to Illn Courne.
CHICAGO , Dec. 0. Attorney General
Molonsy called upon Judge Showalter this
morning to learn the full Import of the lat-
ter's decision of last evening refusing an In
junction on the proposed consolidation of the
local gau companies. When Mr. Molonoy
came out of the judge's chambers he said :
"It would ba Impolitic for mo to say what
I shall do , orw hat I think of the decision
of Judge Showalter. The plan of consolida
tion la In my hands. I am expected to pass
upon it , nnd I cannot give any Intimation
of what I shall do , until I have looked care
fully over the matter. Neither do I propose
to discuss Judge Showalter's act. For the
present , that Is all I can say , "
AVI II Hold I.iiiiKerniHii nn u
NEW YORK , Dec. C. Justice Andrews In
supreme court chambers has remanded Wal
ter L. S. Langcrman until the district attor
ney submits authorities to show that Lander-
man should be held as a witness , This ac
tion wao taken In tha petition for a writ of
habeas corpus , based upon the allegation
that Langurman Is held without duo process
of law , and under excessive ball ,
Killed lit a Church Noelnlile.
DENVER , Dec. C , William Byrd , son of
Rev. S , W. Byrd , pastor of the African
Methodist Episcopal church , was xhot and
fntilly wounded by Charles Kulton at a
social of the Christian Endeavor society In
the church last night. Both in on are upgrncs.
The shooting was the result of a quart el
about a Eandwlch which Kelton ate but re
fused to pay for.
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HUNTINOTON , W. Va , , Dec. C. Near
Williamson , Toy Hatfleld , the H-year-old ton
of "Devil" Ante Hatfleld of Hatneld-McCoy
fame , hut night llred four Winchester balls
into ian Craig , killing him Instantly ,
Miner * Ilefiixe to Confer.
COLUMBUS , 0. , Dec. C. The Ohio miner *
1mvo refused to inoct with the operators'
committee of seven , to whom was referred the
adjustment oi UU demand for a cash rate In
tlil state.
WAR ON UPPER BERTH PRICES
Hailronil Mon Join In Dcprcctillng the
Bleeping Oar Heaven ,
WANT PULLMAN TO LOWER THE RATES
Auree thnt Ihe Tuo Dollar Tariff In
12M < v < < Hc nnd Will Further
Any Selienic to Ciiuie n
llediiellon.
While they re keeping pretty quiet nbout
It the fact remains thnt tlio railroad men
are working to secure n reduction In the
price of upper berths In the sleeping care ,
and for once the railroad IIKMI are backed
by popular opinion.
Many of the big railroad men of the
country arc stockholders In ( ho Pullman
company , nnd uf course they arc not lying
awnko nights lo concoct pl.uis that will re
sult In a reformation In the prices of sleepIng -
Ing car accommodation * , but the rank nnd
Ille of the passenger men , the men who
come into direct contact with the traveling
public nnd huvo to hear the persistent kick
ing about the high prices and poor accommo
dations offered by the sleeping car com
panies , nre almost a unit In favor of a re
duction In the tariffs en upper berths ,
Tito situation la not a complicated ono , so
so far as the facs ( nro concerned. Mr. Pull
man and his dunky minions simply charge a
minimum rale of J2 for any sort of accommo
In the sleepers , A mnn In a louer
herth can not alt up without bumping his
head and the occupant of an upper berth
cannot escape from his prison without
danger to life or limb and the annoyance of
the occupant of the lower berth ,
Thcro are many railroad men Mho think
with the public that the , charge of $2 for
one of these bunks Is excessive nnd they nro
In strong sympathy \\lth Senator Sliunnnn ,
who has promised to Introduce a measure nt
the present session of congress regulating
the charges made by sleeping car companies.
Passenger men In Oinnhn nro disposed to sco
Jf something can not be done , thnt will In
duce Mr. Pullman to voluntarily in alto some
reduction In the prlco of sleeping car nc-
commoditlons. If this can not he done they
will bo found In the ranks of the mon who
are supporting Senator Sherman's plan for
getting nt the monopoly.
IT'S A at'HNTIO.V ' OK WUHKLS.
.Men Trjlnn to Fluure Out
.Some I'lini. * .
The Central Tranic association Is having
another meeting for the special purpose of
considering the bicycle nnd baby carrlago
question. This has become a "scorching"
question with the traffic managers and The
solution of the problem has not been reached ,
although In the west the roads have pretty
generally agreed to make n lixed chnrge for
the transportation of wheels , based on the
prlco of the ticket cnrrled by the owner of
It used to be all right for the wheelman
when there were bul few riders In the
country. He could give the baggage man a
quarter and a cigar and get a place In the
baggage car without dinictilty. Ills numbers
have Increased so rapidly , now , however , ,
that the baggage man would get rich too /
fast by such an operation , even If there was
room In the car for the accommodation of
all comers. The wheelman says that he IB
entitled to 100 pounds of baggage , nnd as ho
has no trunk the road ought to carry his
wheel. The railroad man retorts that by
the same plan of reasoning another passen
ger without a trunk has a right to demand
that the railroad company carry his wheel
barrow In the baggage car and the railroad
manc.umot see why any discrimination
should bo Known In the transportation of
Charley ' Sweater's bicycle and Mllce- Track
man's wheelbarrow. And there yon ore.
The plan before the tralllc association Is
to charge for the transportations of wheels
on tlio plan of e\csss baggage. A minimum
charge of 25 cents is proposed and then a
sliding scale of charges , gauged by the prlco
of the passenger fare for the owner of the
wheel. Uy this scale , when tlio faro la $10 ,
the excess on the wheel I. " $1 , and so on
until the passenger who rides from Omaha
to San Francisco wifl have to pay $5 for tha
privilege of having his wheel taken In the
baggage car and will then sign a contract , _ . .
relieving the railroad company from liability
for damages Incurred In transit.
Wheelmen who expect to do much railroad
riding will adopt the plan of having a bov.
with handles , inado for their steel steed and
In this way can secure Its checking a *
baggagr , and save money by the operation ,
and at the same time protect their wheels
from risk of being damaged by the baggaga
CoiiccmliiK Me. Alexander.
The St. Paul Pioneer Press haa the follow
ing concerning the new chief accountant In
the olllce of Special Master Cornish of th
Union Pacific :
W. S. Alexander , until recently president
and general manager of tn. Eastern railway
of Minnesota in St. Paul , is now assistant to
Judge Cornish , the special master In chancery
of the Union Pacific In Omaha. Mr. Alex
ander's Innumerable : friends In this city and
elsewhere will be delighted to learn that ho
has been chosen for
HO Important and re
munerative a position. The duties of Ihu * "
olllce , which is virtually manager of affairs
of all lines In the Union Pacific receivership
Including the Oregon Short Line , the Utah
Northern and others under
, ths mauler in
chancery , are Ho examine nil accounts after
they have been completed and Investigate all
complaints and queries regarding the re
ceivership of the properties operated by HID
courts. Mr. Alexander repressnts not the
railroads , but the courts operating them , and
the position is no less desirable than would
ba that of the head o { some great department *
of a transcontinental railroad , Mr. Alexander
was for several years prior to 1882 general
freight and ticket agent cf the St. Paul ,
Minneapolis & Manitoba ; September 28 , 1SS2 ,
to February 1. 1890. general tralllo manager ,
same road ; February 1 , 1890 , to July , 1890 ,
general traffic manager Great Northern ; De
cember I , 1890 , until about a year ago. pres1-
dent and general manager of the Eastern
railroad of Minnesota ,
They All IJcnjhe Ileiiort.
General Passenger Agent Francis of tha
Burlington returned yesterday from Chi
cago. Ho eays that ( hero Is not a shadow of
truth In the reported reorganization of Ilio
passenger depattment of the Burlington , Tim
teport was published In a Chicago paper on
the strength of street rumors and was with'
out foundation In fact. Mr. Francis also de
nies I hat h has had anv illffernncewlmlpvnr
with General Manager Holdrego , and Mr ,
Holdrega nlw > denies the truth of that report
There has been tnlk for some time of a re
organization of the passenger department ol
the Burlington , but I ho matter has not been
given any serious consideration by the offi
cials and there IB no reason to think that an )
change on tlio lilies mentioned will bo madl
soon , If at nil ,
Ilnllitiiy Mnl.-N nnd Co up I In KM.
Juilgo Kelly , general solicitor of the Union
Pacific , has gone to New York ,
Freight Traffic Manager Munroo of thr
Union Pacific has gone to Chicago , t
Charley Lane , division freight ngent of tin
Union Pacific , has returned from a trip ovei
the line.
Superintendent Nlchol of the Nebraska
division of the Union Pacific has icturneJ
from Cheyenne.
J , L. 1)9 Devolse of the Rock Island hni
gene to Chicago to get hli affairs In blmnj
before going to the Pacific coast on the first
of the year. _
Ilnllelln nt Gold Sliliimentx.
NEW YORK , Dec. 8. Lazard , Frere ACe
Co , will ship $1.500,00 In gold , and Hoffman &
Co. 11.100,000 In gold by tomorrow's steamers.
Baring. Magoun & Co. have bought 1200,000
In gold bars in the open market for shipment
by tomorrow's Btt-atner , making the total
thus far to be shipped tomorrow $2,800,000.
The engagements of gold no far today have
been for bars. Messrs. Lazard Freres ar
now withdrawing their gold.
Th rosy frcitinesi , and a velvety softnesa
of thegkin Is invariably obtained by thosw
who use I'ozzotil'g Complexion Powder.
