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THE OMAHA DALLY BEE : IffiitlDAY , tAKOII 12 , 1897. SPECIAL NOTICES AdvprtliirincntM fur tlicac column * Trill be ( nkcii until llSino p. m. ( or the evftiiltiR nnd until K p. in. for the morning nnd Sundnr cillllonn. AdviTllnTH , retiticntlnp ; n ntim- liorcrt check , cnn linvo nnmrrcru nd- ilrpHKcd In it iitiinlirred letter In cnre of Tlie lice. Antovcra fin nddre crt trill be delivered on prcnentntloii of till * clicclc niilr. Itntcx , 1 l-2c nnnril flrnt Initortliint Jo n word thereafter. Wotlilnp ; Inken for Icrin limn 25o lor the HrHt Inser tion. Tliexe nilvcrtlnciucntPi iiiuwt lie run oinmpoiillvrl- . WANTIJO MALB 1II3I.P. WANTED-AN IDEA. WHO CAN THINK OP some simple thin * to patcntT I'rotect your l < lcns ; they way brlnf ; you wraith , > > rlle John Wcililcrlmm A Co. , D pt. V. Patent Attorneys. WnHilhKton , D. C. , for their I1.BOO prlte offer and a Hit of ZOO Inventions wnntoJ. H Hi TUAVELINO SALESMEN FOR ClOAnS ; OLD rellnhle house ; experience unnecessary ; ctra Inducements to customers ; ITS tn 1150 per month and expenses. C. C. lllshop & Co. , Bt. Louis. U-M7SO-MH * A FPW ENEltOETIC. HUSTLINO MEN CAN nnd ttenily , profUnhlo work with C. P. Adams CO. , M4 So. 16th Bt. B-8 l W > mil wmrc. ADvnnTisiNci : POSITION permanent : experience unnrccnnry : either icx. Jonca , Kepler & Co. , Chicago , III , I1-M1M MchK' WANTHD. YOtm ADDRESS ! WlUti BEND particulars of how one man made > 22,00 in flrc year * : you can ilo the same ujr trying. Address V. O. box MOS , IJoston , Ma . | M WKEKI.Y HAL-AHY AND nXPHNSKS PAID Faleimcn for clears ; experience unneccsiary : permanent position. ' The W. U Kline Co. , 81. Iy > uls. Mo. H-M3H At * SALESMAN WANTED , IMMEDIATELY , TO nprcfent us to the trade : either ecx : experi ence iinneceneary. ( Ineorpprated. ) The TWO 1M' Sea Toain Co. , Newton. la. M4M 12 * WANTED , A UELIAni.1 ! AND nXrEUIKNCKE pnlcsninn or firm'to represent us for the city or Omaha on ford's Cherry Phosphate. ThH Is n nynip nnd not an extract , and sells very homily during the summer months to the ilnur nnd Kiocery trades. We will pay a , liberal - oral commlnslon. Addre * , with full particu lars ns to facilities , abilities and references to Cmhmnn Ilros. Co. , 78 Hudson uticet. New York. It M501 WANTED. FIHST-CLASS DIIUO CI.EKK : must know the buslnc's ; personal Interview. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co. , 1313 Dodge street , Omnha. H-M503 13 Glltlj TO DO GENERAL. HOtJSEWOKK , FAM- lly of six ; southeast corner ICth and Center fts. C 159 14 WANTED-INTKLLIOENT WOMAN TO MAN- RKO omco nutsldo of city for the Vlavl com pany ; cash security required for Roods han dled. Address by letter only , to Department Co. , Vlavl Co. , Dee bldff. C 473-11 WANTED , COOIC AND OENEHAI , SERVANT. .Mr . M. A. Hall , 118 N. 39th St. C 409 14 KOll UIS.Vr " HOUSES IN AIA , PARTS OI- ' TUB CITY. TIIK O. F. Davis Company , 1505 Farnnm. D 144 HOUSES B13NISWA & CO. , 103 N. l&TII ST. D-H5 UODERN HOUSES. C. A. STARR 025 N. Y. LIFE - D-HO CHOICE I1OUSKS AND COTTAGES ALL OVER the city , $3 to WO. Fidelity , 1702 Farnam St. D-14T HOUSES. WALLACE , UROWN IH.OCIC. 16TH > and Douglas. D 14 ! HOUSES. COTTAGES & STORES. ALL PARTS of city. IJrcnnaii , Love Co. , 43J Paxton block. D 148 BOUSES , FLATS. OARVIN I1ROS , 1613 FARNAM D-150 HOUSES FOR ' RENT. I1EMIS , PAXTON V3LK. _ _ _ _ . D 151 UA'RGE LI.ST. . WCAQUE. ISTH & DODGE ; D 152 rURKINOTON , COS WEE BUILDING ' P-103 TOR RENT-DETACHED EIGHT-ROOM MOD , crn house. Nice lawn , 2011 Pierce st. D 472 t-ARGE LIST. T. D. WEAD , 10TH & DOUGLAS D-M2-3I MODERN 8 ROOM HOUSE. HICKS AGT D-407-15 KOIl llKXTIi'UIlXlSlI13I > ItOOSIH. FUHNISHED HOOMS..CU SOUTH 17TH AV13. E 562 ONE FLOOR (5 ( IINFUnNISIIED nOOMsTwrrii water und water closet. CH So. ith St. E M120 FURNISHED ROOMS , C14 SOUTH 17TII AVE. D-SS2 S FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOt'SEKEEPINO for man nnd wife. Rent taken In board , 319 N 17lh. E-M3ITC S NiriSLY FtiRNISIIED ROOMS : HOUSE- Keeping. 111Z South llth. S 37J13 FURNISHED ROOM FOR LIGHT HOUSE- Ivrrplng. Enaulio 1921 Douglas st , E 4S7 12 WANTKD-IIOOMMATE , J3 TEK JIONTH. 1709 Cnluoinla K MtOI ij TWO FIMINIHI1ED ROOMS FOR LIGHT lioilECliCfpliig , 1013 DoUKlns , K-M500 ! ! IIOOUS AM ) 1IOAUD. I FRONT ROO.MH WITH HOARD : MODERN redurcil rates. CIS So. 19th. F S7C M18" ' FURNISHED ROOMS , HOARD. 2210 HARNEY F M9M M20 HANDSOMELY FURNISHED RuO.MS , GOOD boaid ! rates reasonable. IJis Rose. S020 Har- nry. K-MIII 20 MODERN IIRICIC , FROM > 3.CO L'l' 5Hi X. 1STH. F-M422 n6 ROOMS AND HOARD. M724 DOI'OLAH ' ST. F IS5 ID * roil IIKNT STOKKS AM ) OKKICI3S. FOR RENT. THE 4-fiTORY RRlCIv IIUILDINfl at 916 I'urnmn t. This Imlldlnt , ' has n fireproof rrmcnt barrm'iit , cumplelo tteum he.illiiR fix tures ; water on nil lloors ; t'1. t'tc , Apply at the ofllce of Tim Dec. 1-910 STOUAt.'i : . DM. VAN. & STORAGE. 1415 FARNAM , TEL | 55 M-151 PACIFIC STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE CO. , COS-910 Joins. General nloragu and forwarding , M-1.U WAVriJIJ TO IMIY. I OR 7-R. HOUSE AND PAY IJCO CASH AND Koine clear Holt Co. mendow land. W. L. Kelby , S.I Hoard of TiaJv. N 101 DMAlTA 8TvVINGs"iTANK ACCOUNTS HOUGHT fur cash. II , 11. Harder , 170J Farmim street. N Hi I AVILL PAY I'ASH TOR ALL KINDS Ol' Junks ; Kuarantee mitlifactlon as to weight. A. II. Alplm , 107 S , 10th , N-356-A4" WANTED. 8HETLAND 1'ONY ; GENTLE : OF Kiuul style nnd nultabl ) for smitll children. HuUrl O. Hell , Aurora , Neb. N-M451 13 IVANTUD. TO CONTRACT FOR THE SALE OF l.COO to 2.001) acres i > f Kood farm land In east ern Nebraska ; mutt Iw cheap nnd good , rich land ; preferred close together. Address , with prlc . U 10 , Det. I'OH SALK MlbCHLI.A.Vr.OUS. HARDWOOD CIUIIIIINCJ. HOG AND CHICKEN IVnoe , clu-.u'cr ' than "all wire.1' C , It. LCD , W > 1 Douglas , CJ-1JO PEST SEED SWEET POTATOES , } 1.Z5 PER Llil.i all tern. AdJrcc * Theo Williams , Omaha. Q-M158 NEW HICYCLE. GUARANTEED , FOR ONLY DS. Nebru Ka Cjcle Co. , 15th and Harnoy. Q-M5JG MIS CHICKEN. HOG AND LAWN FENCE ; Alii wlru : cheaper than \\ood , Wile Works. 4J3 0 , llth. Q-3IC M-t OPEN I1UGQV. IM : TOP I1UGO1ES. fU IX ) JOOj cnod surrry , 175 : another at 115 ; KOO < ! | Aat. tun , (75 ; nice open trup at ! < than coat. Drummond Carriage Co. , 18th and Harney. opp. court house. Q-MSCi At J'UIIE PLYMOUTH ROCK EGGS PER BETTING Mo IK N. Kth St Q-3H A-3 110RHE CLIPPINO MACHINES & CLIPPERS : tsndanl make , all kinds rtpulr ; clIpperfBround prompt attention. A. U Undeland , 104 S , II. Q-HI-A4 _ _ _ COLVMHIA DICYCLR ; FIUST-CLASS REPAIR | ( inly (10.10 1) , II. Huttings , 212 a 14th ( t. Q-M4U CLAIIIVOYA.VTS. . MARY JFIUTZ. CLAIRVOYANT , lit N. ICth. S-M673 M15 * 3IASSAOB , HAT1IS. RTO. MRS. DR. LEON , ELECTRIC MASSAGE BATH parlors ; restful and curative. 41T S. llth st , upstairs. T MIS4 1J MMB SMITH. 1121 DOUGLAS , ROOM E ; MAS- saci and slcum l > atrr . T M4M 15 riiiso.\AL. * JJ.OO-RUPTURtV CURKD-TILL MARCH 15 for $2SOOno pain : no detention from business wo refer to hundreds of patients cured. Tlio O. 13. Miller Co 717 New York Life llldR. , Omaha. O-itJ OMAHA DENTAL COLLEGE. 12 & PACIFIC STS Teeth filled with cold , amalgam , tin , frutta- perch , cement , nnd plates made for cost of material only. Teeth extracted and cleaned free U-1C2 IIATIIS. MASSAGd. MME. POST. S1 H 8. 15TH. U-1CO- VIAVI FOR UTERINE TROUBLES , 3 - DEE Hid ? . Physician , consultation or health book free. U 161 ,1 , CUnH WRINKLES , BALDNESS AND Su perfluous hair. ) ti Chamber of Commerce. True Co. U M79S M 15 iS.OO REWARD WILL BB PAID AND NO questions asked for the return of pocketbook. containing rings , etc. , lost at 26th and Harney or between that and tCth and Howard. Address - dress F 68. Dee. U-M339 j i MISS TERR1LL HAS REMOVED HER DRESS , making parlors to 2d floor , Paxton block , 16th street : elevator. U M 3 AS * TO i.oAjr HIAL ESTATE. MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED OMAHA real estate. Urannan , Love Co. , Paxton block. W-163 ON OMAHA PROPERTY , LOWEST RATES ; building- loans wanted. Fidelity Trust Co.W1C3 HUILDIXG AM ) liOAN ASSOCIATION. SHARES IN MUTUAL U & B. AS3'N FAYS , 7 , 8 ptr cent When 1 , 2 , 3 years old ; always re deemable. KM Farnam street. Nattlnger , See. 181 HOW TO GET A HOME OR BECURH GOOD Interest on savlng.4. Apply to Omaha L. & 11. Ass'n , 1704 Farnam. O. M , Nattlnger , Sec. OAIIPI2T CLKAMXO. CHAMPION CARPET CLEANING CO , CARPET beaten , scoured and renovated ; renttlng and re laying carpets a specialty : new management , 718-720 South I4th street , Omaha , Neb. . Tel. 655. J < 3 M-17 LOST. LOST. WEDNESDAY. NEAR 26TII & HARNEY streets , ladles' leather pocket book , contain Ing S rings , keys and money : finder will re turn to Dee ofllce and receive liberal reward. Lost IOS. LOST. SMALL PAPER BOX. CONTAINING souvenir poon. with Spanish coat of arms on the handle ; suitable reward for return of am to the oOlce of Mr. Dickinson , Gen. Man. U. P Loit 484 11 LOST , GOLD SPECTACLES ON 13TH. HE tween Douglas A Webster ; valuable only t owner : reward If returned to this ofTlre. Lost-493-ll SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. A. C. VAN SANT'S SCHOOL , 513 K , Y. L1ST5 179 AT OMAHA BUS. COLLEGE , 18TII & DUdLAS ISO WATCIIMAKISHS. HARD TIME PRICES ! WATCHES CLEANED 75c ; genuine main spring , 75ci watch crystals 15o ; clocks cleaned and repaired cheap ; specta cles and eyeglasses half price : e > e tested free work warranted. Ashbel Patterson , ICllVarn'ni 92 M2 ! Just tell them that you saw us , dear , Our hearts are light and glad ; Our wants'are well supplied this year , AU through our last Bee ad.M. . ( M. H. UNDERWOOD. ) MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW KATES. THE O F. Davis Co. , 1503 Farnam Et. W 1C < C PER CENT MONEY TO LOAN ON OMAHA propcrty.Nob. farms. W. B. Melkle , 1st Nat'l Die ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO. . 315 N. Y. U : quick money at low rates for choice farm loans In Iowa , northern Missouri , eastern Nebraska. WE WILL HAVE J200.00Q TO $300,000 TO LOAN In Aurll May. June and July on , flrst-class Improved Omaha property In sums of Jl.OOO to S100COnnt applications at once ; lowest ratrVon best loans. Fidelity Trust company , 170. ! Farnam st. M8 < 7 _ CITY LOANS. C. A. STARR. 925 N. Y. LIFE. W-163 Bank llMg. _ FARM LOANS. ONB TO TEN YEAHS ; LOWest - est ratii. aarvln Bros. . Mil Farnam ilOOTO J2.000. F. D. WEAD. ICTH & DpyGLAS. \ > oUwJ L MONI-Y TO LOANCIIATTUIS. MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE , PIANOS. hoises , wagons , etc. , at lowest rates in city ; OMAHA X-170 _ TO LOAN , SO. CO. 90 DAYS ; FURNI- tu'ic , ' pianos , etc. Dut ( Green , room 6 , Barker blk S UHANGICS. FOR SALE , ABOUT 2,000 LBS. MINION TYPE , 700 Ibs ngate , 150 pair two-third cases , 40 riouhlo lion stands for two-third cases. This mateilil uas used on The Omaha Bee , nnd U ID fairly good condition. Will bo Bold cheap In bulk or In quantities to suit purchater. Apply In person or by mall to The Bee Pub lishing Comp-iny. Omaha , Neb. Y 713 MEAT MARKET. DOING GOOD BUSINESS ; proprietor dend , hence business for Bale. j. j , Glbstin , Oil First National bank buUdlnif. * i * * Al3w 1 VALUABLE PATENT TOR HARDWARE AlfD steve dealers.VI1I nell or trade for city or farm property. Wilto for circulars , Box , 365 GlenHuod. la. Y-MS67 H' FOIL I\CII.V.\CK , M ACRES IN IOWA. Jl.MO. Stock hardware , 11,000. 'lour mill. : icur lot for horoj. Wanted Oroc ry business nnd grain elevator. 1' , It , Wead. ICth SDouglas. . Z501-1S I'Oll SALU HUAL KSTATU. HOUSES. IX3T8. 1'ARMB , LANDd. IX > ANS- Qco. P. lleml * Real Estate Co. , Panton blU. RL 173 KOUNTZE PU\CE HOMES AT MC ON THE dollar : JS.SW. I3.WO to JC.500 ; ee photos ut ICth nnd Kuinam , Morte bids , J , J. tllbson , Cll First National bank bide. RE 175 1'ARTIES WANTING ACRE 1'ROPERTY , IN tructs of from llvo to forty acres , near the city , desirable building lots or homes of from five to ten roomu , at very low llgurcs , should ree. Potter A : Oeorgu Comiuiny , 8 , W. cor. Uth & rarnam strctts. Rl MIM it OMAHA SAVINQS BANK ACCOUN1S BOUOHT for cash , taken at par for choice 1st mortgages or taken at par In exchange for real estate at present low \nlue . a , Q. Wallace. Broun [ dock , 16th nnd Douglas , RE-82J x2i > feet ; price , J10.CCO ; near 15th nnd Dodge 45tCG feet : J2.700 ; near Uth and Capitol avenue. Corner. 100x115 feet , east , Han com pork : ISM ) . Near 27th and Manderson streets , full lot. COx 115 feet ; 1400.00. John N. Krvn r , opp. P , O. R E 113 W ABSTRACTS. THE BYRON REED COMPANY. RE-lt : -R. COTTAOB AND LOT. JOxlJS CITY WATER. JSiO.OO. half mile couth of depot , a bargain. 1' . D. Wend. IClh & Douglas. RK-SOO-17' R. HOUSE , SPLENDID CELLAR. BATH & cloftt , full lot , Jl.WO : 1500 caih , balance T l r cent. I acrva just outside city limits , near Miller park , t.MOO. East front lot , 40th St. , between Karnam und l avenworth. ISOO. V. U Wead. Ktb & Doujlas. HE-Wl-U PHYSICAL CULTUHE. ELOCUTION. MRS , W. N. DORWARD. 623 N 19 I MSS1 Ilch22 ASTIIOLOGY. PROFESSOR A. MASERY OP EGYPT. PALMIstry - Istry nnd astrology , the wonder of the nge ; past , present and future told or no chaige , ni 2028 Ilarney St. , Omaha , Neb. DOJ 18 * KI.VAXCIAL. LIFE INS. POLICIES BOUGHT. W. P. HOLDEN C15 DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES BY THE DAY. reference. P M , Bee. _ 4S912 * SIACIIINKS AM ) NEW HOME. HOUSEHOLD AN'D WHITE ecwlng machine olllcc , 1514 Cap. Ave. Tel 1574. 1S1 1IICVCLUS AXI ) HIOI'AIUS. NEW J100 FOWLERS J05 ; MIDLAND. J33 , Bicycles repaired. Omaha Blcyclo Co. 105 TYl'UWlllTUIlS. GET THE BEST TYPEWRITERS : SUPPLIES ; lepalrs. United T > pewriter & Supplies Co. , 1612 Farnam st. 430JuneOO I'HYSICIAAS. DR. W. R. HOBDS , ! S10 SHERMAN AVENUK. Resumed practice. Telephone Office , til5 ; rimdence. 374. MXi Jt I'ACICKU. GET M. . WALKLIN'S PRICES ON FURNIture - ture packlnff , rcpalrlnn , uphoUterliiB : mat- tresces made and renovated ; 2111 Cumins. Tel , 133U 178 MUSIC , ART AM ) I.AIVGUAGH. GEORGE P. GELLENBECK. BANJO , MANDO. llu and guitar teacher. Room 412 Boo Bldg. Tel. 233. 100 PAV/MIIIOICKHS , II. MAROWITZ LOANS MONEY , 418 N. 1C ST. 1S4 SUES & CO. , PATENT SOLICnOKS , Uco nulldliic , Oiniiliu Neb Advice nnd Piuant Hook PUOPOSALS FOH FRKSH VEGKTA- b'.es Hcndqttartcrs Depart ment of the 1'latlc , Olllco of the Chief CommliiRary , Omaha , Neb. , March 11 1S97. Sealed nro- poils. In triplicate , mill bo received hero until 1) ) o'clock a. tn. , central xtandard time. March 2i. 1S97 , nnd then opened publicly , for furnishing and delivery of such quantities of potatoes us mny be reoulred by the Sub- alstcncu Department at Oinalin , Nob. , and nt Forts Nlobrara and HobliiHon , Neb. ; Fort 1) . A , RtiHsell. Wyo. , nud Fort Mende , S. 1) . 1'ropcsals will nlso be received and opened by the Commissaries at Forls Nlobrara. Itoblnson , 1) . A. Husfell nnd Meade until 10 o'clock a. m. , mountain btnndanl time , Marah 25 , 1 7 , oncli 1'ost Commissary ro- ci-lvliiK prnpus.iU for his own post only. The right Is reserved to reject any or all proposals Inholo or In part. Blank pro- jioaala nnd specltlentlons , she wins In detail tha urtlclcH nnd iiuantltles required , and elvlng full Information 09 to conditions of contract , will bu furnished on application to any of thn nbovu mentioned olltceriS. FJtANK K. NYE. Major nnd C. S. Xutlou ol IrrlKiitlun llnntl Sale , Sealed bids will be received up to April 1 , U97 , nt 2 li. m , for the sale of fE.OOO liondn of the Lillian Irrigation district. 125. . 000 of said bonds nre of the denomination ot SJOO each nnd $7.000 of tlOU each. Ad dress P. L. M13TCALP. Secretary. Walworth. Neb. LncUos Who Value A refined complexion must use I'ozzool's Pow der , It produces a soft and beautiful skin. COiiDS Munyon's Cold Curo' 'Cures colds In the head , cold on the "Hjfifes , old colds , new colds and obstinate qoltft , and all forma ot grip. Stops sneezing , discharges from the nose and eyes , prevent * catarrh , diphtheria , pneumonia and all tlifpjit and lung troubles. These pleasant llttto pll ts arc absolutely harmless , liavo saved < Uiousands of lives and prevented much sickness. Trice , 2Sc. Improved Homoeopathic Home Remedy com pany put up a separate euro for each disease. At all druggists , rnosl-.i2Sc. Guide1 to health free. free.Personal Personal letters to Prof. Munyon , 1503 Arch street , Philadelphia , Pa. , answered with frco medical advlco for any disease. . THE CREIGHTON ' " Mgr . Three nights , rommenclnc SUNDAY , -AIAHOII 1-J. The DoKoren-Smltli Opera Company In rHE MANOAROT TO PKOPMJ TO Beats on sale Kc , ( Oc. 75c. tl.OO , Sl.CO. " ACRKS. " March 17-29-"SHORK Creighton Music Hall. EV13HY N1OHT PIIOM 8 TO 12. Except Sunday. HIGH- GLASS - VAUDEVILLE Ilyeford Sisters , direct from Koster & Dial's , New York ? Cnrmen Sister * , from Tony Pastor's ; Maud Dm ton , May Ellsworth , Emery & llusscll , Prof. Jacobs , Hall llrucc. AdllllNNlOll lOlAll 111 Inn loll. Next week Adslo nnd Her Trained Lions , BOYD'S r' ' > r < 1 EXTRA | ? lyi ; 1 SPECIAL EXCJAUEMEIST. Tonight fit 8:15. CIIAIll.KS HOPPElt. in CH-IMMLG FADDEN Special Prices 25c , 33c. BOc , 75c and $1.00. En. gagemcnt closes with Saturday matinee , March 14-23 Andrews Opera Co. AT IIOYD'S 3fKW TIII2ATHI2 , SATPHDAA' F.VIiJNlNn. MAUC1I 1SJ. MRS. JENNIE WKRTZ. Director. Reserved seats. 75c , Wo. Kic. For the benefit of t.io Child's Home , 3718 Hurt street. Given under the auspices of the Women's Chrhtlan as sociation. 1IOT12LS. When > ou come to pmaha stop ut the MERCER HOTEL THI3 1II2ST $2.00 a day house in thz West. 100 rooms $2.00 per day. CO rooms with bath , $2.00 per day. Special rates by the month. W1XIC TAYLOII , MuilHK T. BARKER "HOTEL. THIRTEENTH AM ) .T < K\ES iTUISBTS. 140 rooms , baths , Eteam llbnt nnd nil modern conveniences. Itatcs , 'JUJO"1 nnd J5.CO per Jay. Tnblo unexcelled. Spd6l.il low rates to reuular boarders. DICK SMITH. InnuKer. STATE 3SLOTEL. 10S-10-12 Douglas W. M. HARU. Manager. 100 well furnished rooms European or American pluiu HATES Jl.OO ANP I1.J0 I ER DAY. SPECIAL HATES I1Y THE WEEK OR MONTH. Street cur lines coimctt to Mil parts of the city. POLICE LOCATE 8AJVOTHEU FENCE. Millinery Notloiix. Uncovered Which Were Stolen Over the Illver , Last orcnlng the policy located , a large quantity of stolen property at Iho house of Ed Tuttle , downxort : tlie. bottoms near Fourth and Pine streets. It . . .consisted' ot | silks , vibbdns and othVf"artIcfes 'u'ed In a millinery store ' , which wire found to' belong' to Mrs. Sp'rlnk , who conducts a afore on Main street. Council Bluffs. The goods wcro taken .on the night of January 0 , when the store was broken Into and g oods amounting to $1GO appropriated by the thieves. The Council Bluffs authorities were noti fied of the recovery of the goods by the Omaha pollco , and last night L. C. Taylor was arrested In Council Bluffs for conductIng - Ing the job. Taylor , ls well known to the police on both sides ot the river , and has just finished a term of seven years , for the burglary of Captain lUistln's house. In this city. Another house belonging to a woman who lives near tus Tuttle shack was visited by the police later and considerable moro of the stolen property recovered. No arrests have been made In this city , but the police 'aio on'the lookout for both Tuttle and the woman who will bo taken Into custody for being Implicated In the deal. 1'EltSO.VAL I'AHACHAI'IIS. J. S. Culver of Mllford la at the Mercer. Bert L. Olson of Ogcleh , Utah , Is a Barker guest. E. W. Carter of Lincoln Is registered nt the Mercer. Sanford Parker , a banker at Spencer , Is In tbo city. J. C. Spanglcr of Walnut , la. , Is a guest at the Mercer. W. V. Morse left last night for Lincoln on a short business trip. Three mcmbirs of the Chimmlo Fadden company nro at the Barker. N. M. lluddy has gone to Plattsmouth on a short visit with friends. Seven members of the Chlmmle Fadden company nro stopping at the Mercer. Sam J3. Low of Lincoln , cleric of the dis trict court In Lancaster county , Is In Omaha. Mrs. Charles A. Goss left laat night for Alliance , O , , where she will vlait relatives for a fortnight. I. K. Doyle , representing the National Clgarotto t 3d Tobacco company , New Voik , is registered st the Barker. H. H. Townley , formerly cjerk of the Btato banking board , but now In the Insur ance business , was an Omaha visitor yester day , i II. M. Clay , who has Just been promoted from city passenger agent for the Union Pacific at Denver to general agent for the same road at Salt LnheiClty , Is la Omaha. V. L. Phelps and S , in , Clinton , Lincoln ; V. E. McGinnls , Hastlnjcs-Joseph ; - Williams , Noith Platte , and Wllljqm.R. Cahill , Grand Island , ore state arrivals stopping at the Butkcr. ' ; _ , , ' ! Nebraskans at the liolvh : James Stephens , Carroll ; A. H. Perkins , Nprfolk ; G. W. Simp son , Wahoo ; W. HaMon , Dodge ; W. W , Wood , llushvllle ; J. H.nMorrlson , Superior ; 0. C. Zlnn , HastliifiBioD.IiG , Horton , Ewlng ; K. G , Wc-at , Gothenburg ; I. M. Priest , Ban croft ; H. H. lloblnaoun ! Klmliall ; F. H. Zauuck , Oakdalo ; C. > H ) IA.nderiion , Kcllgh ; C. I. Jones and A. ILsUuckutuff , Lincoln ; Joseph Dalton , Hasklns } * ' b n i' ELEVATOR AT UNION DEPOT It is Desired by the Government for the Fur- peso of Saving Timo. LIFT IS NOT FOR THE USE OF PASSENGERS Improvements Itrlnn ; Mnric nt Tentli unit MiiNnu Strecti * tn I'ncllltnte the HntulUiiK of Ihillcil Stilton SI n I Id. There Is to bo another Innovation at Tenth nnd MtiBon streets for use during the building of the llurllngton's now passenger station. It will bo an elevator running down from the cast sldo of the Tenth street viaduct tc the temporary station below. This will not ba for the accommodation of parscngcrs or their luggage , but for mall matter only. A staircase leading down to the platform from the wret side of the viaduct has been com pleted and Is now open to travelers. An entrance - trance from Ninth street will soon bo provided for carriages , express wagons and other vehicles. T.'io elevator Is desired by the United States postal authorities In order to allow the mall matter at the depot to bo handled In the most expeditious manner possible. Thcro Is too great a quantity ot mall matter to bo lugged up and down the stairs that have jiist been put In , and when the present Incline on the cast sldo Is torn a\\ny the only other way left open would bo for the moll wagons to drlvo away around by Ninth street. In nn Interview with the Burlington man agement the other day Superintendent Vandcrvoort of the railway mall service said that too much time would bo lost If the mall wagons had to take such a roundabout route as Ninth street. Plans for putting In a mall elevator were considered at that tlmo , but not decided upon , nnd the whole matter was deferred until the icturn of Gen eral Manager Holdrcge , who Is out on n trip of Inspection with President Perltlns anJ General Solicitor Mandcreon , It Is believed , however , ttat tlio mall elevator ( will bo ordered on the return of these officials. The railroad company , as much as the pos.- ofllce department , desires to have the mall tranaforied to and from the trains without a moment's delay. The IJurllngton has a con tract with the government to carry mall , and It la bound to carry out every provision of the contract. Should the mall from the postolllco bo delayed In reaching the station the train Is delayed , for 11 must bo held for the mall. Thcro Is n mutual deslro to expedite thq handling of the mail , nnd It appears to both partlco thnt nn elevator la the best means to bring this about. Such a contrivance will gain tlmo even over the present sjstom , for then the mall wagons will have only to drive to the end of the viaduct and drop their mall pouches down to the platform on the elevator. At present they have to drlvo up or down the Incline before receiving or discharging their loads. THAXSKKIIKIJO TO SAI/P LAlOS OITV. City 1'nnneiiRpr Anrt'nt Clny of Denver Promoted to He Oeuerul Ascnt. It was announced at the Union Pacific headquarters yesterday that II. M. Clay , who hao for several years past been the city passenger agent of the "Overland Uouto" at Denver , had been offered and had accepted the position of general agent of the passenger department , with headquarters In Salt Lake City. Ho will take possession of the 'now ' oflico on Tuesday next , succeeding D , E. Burley , who haa accepted ) the position of general passenger agent of the Oregon Short Line. Aaked If any appointment had yet been made to nil the vacancy caused by the resig nation of John B. Durhnm. chief rate cleik of the Union Pacific's paasonger department , and who will be the chief clerk to Mr. Bur- Icy1 after Jtonddr'iife\t. General Passenger Agent Lomax yesterday said : "No , no appointment has been made , and I EUC&S there won't bo any. " llec'elver MnUcN Report. INDIANAPOLIS , Ind. , March 11. H. B. F. PIcrco , receiver of the Toledo , St. Loula Kansas City railway , today filed his report for his full term as receiver and for the month of February. It shows : Cash trans ferred to receiver May 22. 1S93 , $7,807,800' receipts , May 22. 1892 , td February 28 , 1897 , on accounts prior to May 22 , 1893 , $191- 534.02 ; receipts same period on current ac counts , $1,117,031.41 ; receipts , $1.673,129.32 , May 22 to February 28 , 1897 ; paid on ac counts prior to May 22 , $987,463.10 ; paid on current account same period , $10,038,013.82 ; cabh on hand February 28 , 1897 , $1,427,012.42 ; for February , 1807 , total receipts , $332,038.07 ; total disbursements , $2S4,8SG.63. Knllvrny IVolcn ituil 1'crNoiinls. II. L. McMancs , agent of the Union Pacific at Grand Islard , Is In the city. II. C. Cheyney , general agent of the Elkhorn - horn at Sioux City was at headquarters jesterday General Passenger Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific haa had framed a set of the beautlfullly colored views of the "Overland Limited" train that were used in the souve nir recently issued. John L. Ferguson , assistant general pas senger agent ot the Northwestern system , Is In the city. Ho reports the business of Jils department as about equal to that ol the corresponding period last year. Hrastus Young , auditor of the Union Pa cific , was expected back from his extended tour through Mexico and the southern states yesterday. Ho did not arrive , however , being delayed by a wreck south of Cairo , III. Goiwal Manager Uldwell , General Super intendent Hushes and Assistant General Freight Agent Merchant of the ISlkhorn wont DUt In a apeclal train yesterday to in spect the Klkhorn'a lines south of the Platte. Freight Tralllo Manager Munroo of the Union Pacific , who has been looking after the Interests of his department along the Pacific coaRt and conferring with the Short Line management at Salt Lake City , will return to Omaha this afternoon. L. B. Sessions , traveling passenger agent } f the Moncn , Is In the city from Mlnno- ipolis. Ho says It will bo some time before ic can become well acquainted with the now mme of his road the Chicago , Indianapolis i Louisville railroad. IIo has Just given an jrder for a now stock of cards , The Missouri Pacific has just announced hat It will cell tickets to local points n the southwest on the Hock Island system via Plcrco Junction , Kan. Hitherto .here has been no arrangement for through .Icketa over the Hock Island , though the oads Intersect each other there. Among the railroaders and others . .who . vent to Chicago Wednesday to attend to justness matters and hear grand opera were ; leneral Manager Dickinson of the Union Pa- illlc and family , Ficd A. Nash , general agent if the Milwaukee ; Miss Adelaide Nash , Mrs. 3nrtan. Mrs. Thomas M. Orrand Mlas Maude ) akley of Lincoln. The report of the Missouri Pacific for the , -car ended December , 31 , 1S9G , shows ; GOLD DUST. TMs Itlie Package rememberit"Itcontains ! Washing Powder that cleans everything quickly , cheaply and perfectly. Tor economy bay lib. package. TIIK N. K. IMIIllUNK Chicago , Bt. Louis. New Yoflc , Boston , ' Gross carnloRS , J22,011,9CO ; docrpato , ICCO- 013 ; opsratlnR expenses , $16,491,324 , df- crMse , J529.81B ! total Income from other sourcm , $6,053,127 , increase , $ C79,61G ; dcflclt , 1,261,7C1. Increase , $590,249. The net bnl * anco to the credit of the Income account on January 1 , 1&97 , wna $1,585,035. The Hock Islsjid'a epeclftl train for Carson City U expected through hero on Sunday. John L. Sullivan will leave Boston today In order to catch the train In Chicago. Late report ? from all the roads seeking this business are to the effect that the crowd ot spectators will bo larger than was antici pated. A bona fldo order for fifty-four reservations on the Union Pacific's train that will leave hero for Carson City on Sun day was received from St. Louis yesterday. AMUSEMENTS. A year or two ago , when a bright but comparatively unknown young newspaper man of New York first began to attract gen eral attention to the clover scries of sketches which took their name from the main charac ter depleted , the great reading public was swift to discern a good thing , and hatted "Chlmmlo Fadden" as an original and very pleasing discovery and his creator as one worthy of all acceptation. For a time Chlmmlo was widely quoted , In pollto society and among the lower social orders , and the Bowery slang Eccmed la a fair way to sup plant the chaster phrases of well-bred speech. That Mr. Townscnd should follow up the remarkable success of the "Chlmmlo Fad- den" books with an attempt to transfer their pungent atmosphere and keen analsis of character to the stage , Is not to be wondered at , In thcso days when everything , goo.l , bad nnd worse Is pitchforked onto that devoted dumping ground. The wonder Is that tryIng - Ing , he should have done so well with the materials at band and the llinltntlons In evitable , and should have como so near to duplicating the popularity of the sketches with a coherent and quite mUstlcally con structed play , utnlentably melodramatic In spots , -Kunerally acceptable and enjoy able. Practically everybody read "Chlmmle" when ho v.us nt the height of his vogue , and although the coining of his stage present ment to Omaha has been deferred until the memory of his personality Is something faded , it la probable that there nro yet many hcrcabouta who could pass n creditable examination on the manifold ndventUKa of Chlmmlc , thu Duchess , Miss Fanny , Ills Whlskeis. Mr. Burton and Mr. Paul , and to whom the question , " \Vns I tellln' yer 'bout dat bull pup ? " Is moro than nn empty sound. Mr. Townscnd has not adhered closely In his play lo anything which Is Included In the published sketches , but there la nothing In the play \vhlch might not have been the subject of a stoiy quite as good ns any of thqao which made up tlio printed volumes. Many teadcia upon wham the virtues and excellences of Chlmmlo made moio than an ephemeral Impicsslon , would have pio- fenod to take these new situations In the accustomed way rather than to see them portr.iycd "out on top o' der stage" even by BO good and BO conscientious an actor as Mr. Hopper. This iu not In the least to dis parage .Mr. Hopper's \\ork , but merely lo emphasize the diniculty of dramatizing a popular work of fiction In such a way as to glvo satisfaction to all who have formed their own Ideals In rending. Perhaps tbarc Is nothing In the sketches to Indicate that Chlmmlo was young and of a Blender nnd wiry physique. Mr. Hopper IB mature , and decidedly stocky In build. Otherwise he realizes the character admirably. Ho has an ngrcrnble tenor singing voice , which he uses effectively , and he has mastered the Bowery pato's to a degree which Is certain to result in the enriching of the vocabularies of these who hear him. Much of the un doubted success of the piece is evidently duo to his efforts. The supporting company Is an excellent one. Some very superior character work Is Incidentally furnished , notably the Mrs. Murphy of Mrs. Bates , which Is a gem of ray serene enough to Illumine any play , and Mrs. Denham-Iiousc's Mrs. Fadden , which Is not far behind. Barney Reynolds , an old- tlmo favorite. Is responsible for a good deal of merriment in a clever sketch of the drunken butler. Miss Wheeler , who Is pleas antly remembered from her last appearance here with the Staplcton company , pla > s the rather slender part of Miss Fanny with nice discrimination and wears some pretty gowns with rare good taste. Mr. Nash's Mr. Paul Is a manly and well-considered perform ance. It was not his fault that a good share of an unthinking audience laughed at the genuine pathos of his hopeless love. Miss Franklin Is plquanto and charming as tlio Duchess. "Chlmmlo Fadden" may bo seen at Boyd'e tonight and at the matinee tomorrow. There will bo no Saturday evening performance , the theater being otherwise occupied. There was about two-thirds of a house last night. Perhaps the -weather had something to do with it. At any rate the entertainment de served better patronage. Thcro are so many different kinds of realIsm - Ism on our stage nowadays that one has oftentimes the greatest diniculty In dis tinguishing between the had and the good , but there Is no trouble In deciding when such plays as "Shore Acres" are presented. Mr. Herno has chosen a story of the utmost simplicity , but Its treatment Is such that It stirs the heart after the manner of true poetry. It is poBsibly this feature which makes "Shores Acres" ono of the moat beau tiful playil over put upon the stage. In the drawing of his characters Mr. Herno has also shown great Ingenuity. Kacli and every personage Is a distinct type , and their idiosyncrasies are sharply differentiated. The love Interest Is strong , but not para mount. "Shore Acres" IB a play far supe rior to the average pastoral nnd to one who has witnessed. Its presentation the great success It has achieved Is readily under stood. An Ideal production of Mr. Herne's comedy-drama will bo given nt the Cielgh- ton for four nights , commonclng Wednes day , March 17. Adglo nnd her trained lions are an nounced eg the Gtcllar attraction at the Crolghton Music hall for the coming week , hoajing a strong vaudeville bill , which will Include. Plymondon , a wlro walker and trapeze performer of unusual ability , whoso last appearance here with Barnuin & Balloy's circus will bo remembered by many. Others In the bill will bo thu Hycford sisters , who are repeating their eastern successes , the Carmen Bisters. Maud Dayton and Kmcry and IlUEBell , The attendance- Paxton & Burgess' latest amusement enterprise Is limited only by the capacity of the music hall and it would seem that good vnurlo- vlllc , as presented by them , with respect able Riirroundlngs , has como to stay. Per formances are given nightly , with the ex ception of Sunday , Scats for the coming three-night engage ment of "Tho Mandarin , " which opens at the Crolghton Sunday night , will be placed on Halo this morning , Thin opera , the latest production of Iteglnald DeKoven , whoso name Is Identified with "The Fencing Mas ter , " "Itobln Hood , " "Hob Hoy" and "Half a King , " Is the author's favorite. "The Mandarin" will bo presented hero with every advantage of elaborate scenic en vironment , beautiful costumes and an inter preting company , which Is said to bo a largo and competent ono , Including such well known favorltca no George C , Boniface , jr. , Henry Norman , Gcorgo Honey , Joseph Slice- ban , Dave Marion , Bertha Waitzlngcr , Belle Harper , Alice Bannctt , Helen Hcdmond , Claudia Carlatedt and a chorus v/ulcu IB promised to bo composed of the prettiest girls nnd the best trained voices yet heard In Omaha this Beaton. No matinee perform ance will bo given during the engagement. Tlio Andrews Opera company la now playIng - Ing a successful engagement at St. Joseph. In uplto of the prevailing hard times tbo \ndrowK people seem to have established themselves so firmly in public favor that they do not feel tbo pinch ot financial de pression everywhere prevalent. Their claim to consideration Is based solely on tholr long record as purvoyore to the public of : lean , high class amusement In thu operatic lino. While a largo part of the theater jeers 6em to favor the lighter vein In raudovllle , burlesque and kindred amwjo- uent. the Andrews company has found t arge and paying patronage which has never iwerved from Its allegiance to opera. nitmrniAr * i r\ i nn i\n t I nnn BUTTER AND IGG DLALhRS Iowa Assoo'ation Holds Its Rognlnr Monthly Moiling in Omaha GUEST OF THE NEBRASKA ASSOCIATION .Mrmlicrn of the Tire Uoillm Itnlti * li u Short llimliiPNN Si-union , AV hi I'll In FolliMvcil li } ' n llniuiiict I nnil Soclnl Vlxlt. The lowft Wholcaalo Iluttcr and Kgg cars' association was the guest of the Ne braska Wholesale Egg and Poultry Doalera' association In this city yesterday afternoon nnd evening. These two great monuments to the cow and the hen came together In the rooms ot the Metropolitan club on Har- ncy street. The members fraternized about the tables and In the parlors , Rath * orctl together In the same meeting , eat pbcut the same board , and finally separated with expressions ot great good will and with lla determination to do eome mighty and united hustling In the butter and egg line tn tin Immediate future. The meeting was really the monthly gath orlng ot the Iowa association. This Is n pretty strong asosclatlon , Its members being situated In every part ot Nebraska's slater state. The Nebraska bnrtr Is not nearly as strong. Therefore , President Klrscnbriun of the latter had a twofold object when ho wont over to DCS Molnes last month ami Invited the Iowa body to hold Us next meeting la this city. In the first place , ho wanted to show the lowans what a real llvo city Is. Secondly , he desired to Instill Into the minds of the Nebraska poultrjmen and egg nun what a real llvo pgg and poultry dealers' as sociation la. This Invitation was accepted and both objects were fulfilled. The association convened In Metropolitan liall at 3 o'clock. It discussed quite a bit of business , but the most Important was o\er the rates cast of Chicago. In the past iho eastern roads had made no dlstlnc bn be tween carload lots of butter und cgfis olid similar truck and package lots. The asso ciation thought that there ought to bo n dis tinction and brought the matter up before the Central Freight association. This body by a vote of 19 to 12 thought the same way with the dealers. As -consequence , tbo case la now to bo brought up before the Joint traffic association In Now York. FREIGHT AGENTS PAHTICII'vTE. The matter was thoroughly discussed. A largo number of the freight agents ot east ern roads and transportation companies wcro present nnd they took a hand In the talk. As a matter of fact , the meeting was a sort of conference between the association nnd the agents on this matter. A. Vf. Johnson , Iowa's representative to the National Asso ciation of Carload Shippers of Butter , Eggs nnd Poultry , spoke on the progress that had been made. It was determined to push the matter until satisfactory results are at tained. Favorab'o reports were made of the fight that the Iowa association has been waging against the Egg Case Filler trust. The man. ufuctuicrs of the egg case fillers throughout the country combined about a year ago und the result was a 90 per cent Increase In the price of the fillers. The combination re fused to make any concra-iloiis. Finally In desperation the members of the Iowa asso ciation formed an egg case filler manufactory of their own. They succeeded In making fillers for 60 per cent less and compelled the trust to bring down its price that much all over the United States The light was BO successfully waged , dc-splto the fact that the Iowa company had only $10,000 worth of stock to buck the $6,000,000 slock of the trust , The meeting appointed a committee of thrco to compile a list ot the responsible commission firms ot the cast and to Issue It In pamphlet form to the members of the as sociation. The eamq committee will have the duty to look after thcso commission mer chants and It any are found dishonest or un trustworthy It will report the names of such promptly to the secretary , who , 'In ( urn , will notify the members. A good many other topics of Interest to the members wcro discussed. Adjournment was finally taken about 5:30 : o'clock and the next meeting of the association will bo hold In Dee Molnes four weeks from yesterday. REPAIR. TO THD DINING IIOOM. At the conclusion of the meeting the guests wcro given frco use of the card tables , blhlard and pool tables and the rooms of the club until 0:30 : o'clock , when they wcro summoned Into the dining room. An excel lent supper was served. Wh'llo ' the later courses were still In progress President Klrschbraun and George Haskcll of the Ne braska association cordially welcomed the visitors. An equally cordial response was made by A , W. Johnson of Ottumwa In be half of the Iowa body. W. K. Dordman , the state dairy commissioner of Iowa , also made a response. In the course of which bo strongly advocated that an exhibit of the dairy and poultry 'Interests should bo held nt the Transmlaslsslppl Exposition. An hour or moro was then spent In In formal toasting , story-telling and singing President KH'Jchbrnun acted as toastmaster , Among those called upon wcro the following ) II. A. Emerson of Chicago , Lngrand Smith ol Chicago , II. < C. Prlebo ot 'Mliiunlt , III. ; Josopb Gafford of Burlington , la. ; II. W. Hart of Chi. cogo , M. A. Trlyp of Chicago , Fred L. Kimball - ball of Waterloo , la. Jules Lumbard of this city , and Joseph Gaffofd of 'Durllngton ' , sang a duct , and also several nolos each. At tha conclusion of the supper the guests wcro allowed again to IIBO the club rooms. Among the Iowa shippers present were : II. Hliyjisbtirgcr of Pella. president of tha Iowa association ; W. M. Verhoy of DCS Molnes. secretary ; J. T , Davis of Perry , treasurer - uror ; Joseph Gafford of Burlington , II. C. Bordman of Nevada , W. K. Dordman of DCS Molnes , Iowa state dairy commissioner ; A , W. Johnson of Ottumwa , J. L. Emry ot Brighton , E. B. Cox of Grlnnoll , F. E. Craw ford of New Sharon , B. S. Schormcrhorn of Des Molnes , C. L. Smith of Itcd Oak. J , II. Burllngham of Crcston , Gcorgo W. Nichol son ot Grand Junction , T. P. Baker of Ot tumwa , W. II. Davis of Nevada , A. S. Hay- nor of Vllllsca. IIAILUOAD3 WERE REPRESENTED. The following freight men wcro present : George Bnln of Chicago , Erlo Despatch com pany ; F. L. Clark of Chicago , same com pany ; JuIcH Lumbard of Omaha , Star Union line ; ClmrUo L. Cooper of Chicago , National Despatch coir.yany ; I , Mitchell of Vlnton , la. , Burlington , Cedar Ruplds & Northern ; W. W. Hook of Chicago , Baltimore & Ohio ; Page Cherry of Chicago , saino coiryany ; K. E. Ovcrpeck , of Sioux City , Merchants' Dei- patch & Transportation company ; M. Tower of Cedar RupldH , American Rapid Transit com pany ; II , Yolk of Chicago , aamo company ; II. M. Sexton of Chicago , Rock Island. Cold storage houses wcro represented by the following : Walter Mooney of Chicago , Lagrand Smith of Chicago , II. W. Hart ot Chicago. M. A. Blngham of Philadelphia. The following members of HID Nebraska as sociation wcru In attendance : L. Klrecli- braun of Omaha , president ; II , Hagcl ot Columbus , George Haukell of Beatrice , David Buckley of David City , W. E. Rlddull of Omaha , Aleck Rlddoll of Omaha. Among othcrtt connected with the egg and poultry business were prcocnt : Marsh of Chicago , M. A. Trl ( > p of Chicago , William Kennedy of Now York , V. M. Hcgglu of Chicago , Love Kolluy of Kansas City , II. A. CmcrEon of Chicago , A , C. Becker of Chicago , Harry C. King of Now York , Fred L. Klm- ! > all of Waterloo , la , , editor of the Kgg Re porter ; If. 0. Prloho of Mlnonk , 111 , I.VHANi : ON Till : MJIIJKCT OK CKiAHH Miiiilu ( lint HUN I'odHi'Huloii of ( jcortfB J , HfriimltlliiK1. "You have no business to detain mo and keep mo away from my business , " loudly remonstrated George J. Scrambling when ho was taken to tbo pollco citation yesterday in the charge of begging on Iho Direct. "I im about to go to Syracuse to buy $1,000,009 worth of cigars , and I will iiiLsn my train , " Previous to this the prisoner hud told the uroatlng officers that he had Juet taken an > rder for $70.000 worth of cigars. Upon Scrambling' * ! person wnu found a : opy of article * ) of Incorporation of tha 'Omaha Gobbblng House , " a corporation Irstlned to buy and ucll cigars. All hlu olatlvea wcro named ai the Incorporate , ind In addition the names of M. K. Maglnty md Cyclone Petn wore attached to the irtlclca. Scrambling wan examined by tha : lty phynlclau In the afternoon and thvn urned over to the Insanity commlmlon.