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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1897)
THE OMAHA DATLY'.httfllSi TITTTIlHnAV. TTTT.V i WE SELL Omaha , June 30 , 1S57. McCaH's Bazar Patterns The best and cheapest The August Fashion Sheets and Patterns just received Foulard Silk Price Cuts Foulard Silks nlied dust and are as cool as linen and at the pi Ices we aie making \ this closing sale they are a cheap taking their wearing qualities Into consideration. Head the closing prices 40o quality to close 1'e. fiOa quality to close "ftc. 75c quality to close COo. $1.0) quality to close C5c. Organdies and Irish Dimities 10e n yiu d L'hui'Mltiy- morn Ing no one cares Win ? we do it- fliifllclcnt to know that we HO do II. They are ! ! 0c Or gandies and 2'u Irish lUmltles nnd we wll them for lOc Thin a. day morning , and not one of our customers but known that ve will do just as we say. Ribbons Rich and Rare Tomorrow a big case full of Interest ing UlbbotiH. Doubly Ititciestlng , for they are the wanted Hlbbotis of the season at pilce.s too good to miss. Plain C1aii7o Ulhhons with fancy edge 73c re-dticed to Me. J'aioy Striped GJUZO lllbbons 50c re duced to 35p. Fancy Itlbbons gauze nnd talTeta 40c. S3c nnd Me reduced to 23c yard. Sheets and Pillow Cases A sheet and IMIIovv Case come v o ry near supply ing all the bed needs Just now and If j'ou buy In our Itasement Stoic tomor- low It won't cost j'ou much to slee-p. Rcndy-Mndo Sheet * 81x10 guaran teed torn nnd lioned by hand ut Me , GOo hemstitched GT.c per sheet. lleudy-Mndo Pillow Cases 13x20 nt 15c each. Sheeting and Pillow Casing1 In nil widths and nt nil prices In both bleached and unbleached. Percales 30 Inches wide In a large variety of colors und designs at 12'c ' yard. The Best Corsets The best Corset makois In the world give us their biwt wedo not hesitate to iccommend them for they me tiled and true tomoirow we offer Thompsons' Glove Fitting Ventilating Corset In extra long , medium and short-nt } I 00 The O. I ) . Chicago Waist In summer netting extra long v\ list at $100. O. U. llu-H Supporters or Hlcycle Waist In sumnii i netting at $1 00. Ladies' Shirt Waists 50c- Thlq Is the season when there are al ways some special bargains lo bo had In Slilit Waists. Wo have a tablu In our cloak loom devoted to dlnVtent HiiL-.s of Waists which wo me closing out. If we have your \rc \ jou will llnd the price very low uOc each , HUNm'HST SKIUTS-Wo Imvo still Tew of these popular Skirts In stock- eight yards wide price $5 CO each Hosiery and Underwear For how long we can keep the > si price down we cannot tell but we inaku ou < selves r spouslbli > for the qualities evei if the pi ices arc below &cro. Ladles' Tan Hose In fast colors , wit double toe , solo und heel only 10 per pair Ladles' Tnn Hose with colored top > 111 fast colors , drop "tltch 33o l > e ] ) alr or three pairs for $1.01. We have nn odd lot ot chlldrens' Hose consisting of blacks , tans and gray mixed 'jorne tlmt were marked n high as ISe-nll go at DC per pair. I. , idles'- Trench Halbrlpgnn Unde vvcnr high neck and long sleeved Vesta COc and $1 00 High necked nnd short sleeved Vesta DO cents Trench Ualbrlggan Pants ankle , length 7."c. French Ualbrlggnn Pauls knee length We Bargains in Combs- J ' Ordinarily wo do not use that worel a "baigalns tor eve-iythlng is a bargain hoie and It IH only wliore In cases like thlrf , whete the aitlclo is unusually good for the price that we must make the impression a little stionger. Ilubbcr Dressing Comtis lOo. 12 < Ac , 13c 20e , 25c , 3. > c , 40o and 50c each. Pocket Combs with case 5c , lOo and 13c each. Ghlldrens' Hound Combs rubber 3o arid lOo each. Imitation Shell lOc , 156 nnd 23c each. C. D. Marr of Fremont Is at the Mlllnrd. E. C. Hart of St. Joseph Is at the State. J. S. Strausa ot Cincinnati Is at the Mil- lard. . J. H. McDonald of Lead , S. D. , la at the State. G. W. Cherry of Cedar Rapids Is at the Tdlltard. W. D. Parrant of Milwaukee is at the llillard. C. H. 'Brown and wife of Plttaburg ore at the Mlllard. M. T. Jenkins of Carson , Ia. , Is regis tered at the State. r. C. nergman and Harry Glenn of Sioux City are Itarkcr guests. Mrs. S. A. Wllklns of Lincoln Is stop ping at the Druncjvvlck. . Charles Dolamaln of La Larka , Mexico , Is a guest at the Mlllard. James Kennedy of Deadwood , S. D , la topping at the illrunswlck S7 Case and J. C. Nicholson are New York arrivals at the Mlllard. L V. Morse has returned from Boston and U now quartered at HID Brunswick Mrs G. Detmers and children have gone I to Atlantic , Ia. , to ( spend the Fourth of July. July.H. H. F. LIvlngHton and wlfo and Miss Dora Carlton are registered at the Barker from Minneapolis. N. H. Tlghe , M. N. Uowley and R. F. Hamburger are registered at the Mlllard from Chicago. F A. Uuano , C. I Bcuford and A. G. Tyerman of Chicago have- taken permanent quarters at the marker. O D Woodward and his company of players have arrived In the city from the east and are domiciles ! at the Barker J A. Dlels. Jr , Scrlbner , David Ilees , Wisner , and W H Copple , Bancroft , are registered at the State from Nebiaska. M. n. Cogley of Flamlioau , S D , deputy colle > ctoi of Intelnal revenue for Ms state , arrived In the city last evening and will remain for a few days Nebraskana at the hotels : George Woods , Holdrego ; Charles G. Clements. Santee ; W. A. 1C. Neely. Wayne ; II Cirimhau , Ogal- lala ; J W Huff and H. 1) Swllegut , Ox ford : F H , Galbralth , Albion ; F W Tay lor. Lincoln ; A Mlddlekauff , Wausa. W W Latta , Tekamah ; J H Manning , Wayne ; 13 ' L. Whltcomb , rremont. 0 II. Manvllle , 43'ilelon ; T C IVvtte'rson , Slocklmm , W II airnner , Friend ; John Mllllken , Lakesldo , I ) . II Crainci , Lexington ; M. McSwlney , IDaweon ; J. F. Sheeloy , Lincoln. POUT GIIOOIC .MITHS. The Fort Crook Sim. denoted to the nevvu of the < post , Issued HH tlrst edition Tuesday , Captain Benjamin c Lockwood has returned - turned to the post and resumed command of company U. Company D has been transferred to the Bccond battalion , and company a to thu iFlrat battalion. Brigadier General Copplnger made his an nual Inspection of the troops at the fort yes terday Ho was accompanied by his aid Lieutenant A W. 1'crry A ealute of eleven guns wa llred at 7JO a m In honor of the distinguished vUltor Them was a re > glmenlal review following , and theu a general parade of the ) troops at 8 o'clock. After the parade tnero was an exhibition of pellpar exercises A minor tactic drill was executed by tlio J' irst and Second battalions between Fort Crook and llellevue. An Inspection of the -AVER'S PILLS bject , for years , to eonstlpntlun. wlthodt Ueliig able to Cud much roller , I at last tried Ajcr's Pllli.jiml testlfyth.it I have derived great btuvOtdom their ui * . Kororer two jrcar ptit I tiara taken one ot these uillf iry nlglit.-O. W. How- UAif , J3fiHtM Iu 6t. , CarlUle , Pa. OtTREJ CONSTIPATION. post was then made , and the general left at 2 3D for Omaha. There was a game of ball here yesterday afternoon between Cho Tort Crooks and the Indians from Genoa , resulting In a victory for the boldlera by a score of 16 to 5. Corporal Andrew C. Myers , company D , a has been relieved from duly as assistant stew vv ard In the general mess , and has been suc as ceeded by Corporal Crosby of company 13. 6t Lightning Tuesday night struck the post hospital , knocking down the large chimney CO attached to the building , and Injuring the sk tdato on the roof. The lightning also burned out the post telephone line. VI Ilntlii-IVurkvrx Slitiulil Sc tli UNO IInr fo.'il'Nlil I'lioHpliuU- . be Dr. C. H , Goodman , St. Louis , Mo , says : "I have used It for several years , with espe cially good retulta In nervous prostration , the CO result of rrcntal efforts ; albo In sleepless con till dltlon of brain-workers. " th un ioc vi , iiuivrriis. of of COI Frank Swlckard of Fort Hrldger , Wyo , Is dei In the city In the Interests of a Wyoming ag emigration scheme , rel Mr. and Mrs. Edward Getten , 1 24 South 10 Twenty-sixth street , are lejolclng over the arrival of a girl baby. en The government ofllcials In this city are ( 10 busily engaged In a mass of llgures and re So ! ports , yesterday being the last day of the tin fiscal ye-ar. David Van Htten vva tried In police court Tuesday on the charge of forging the signa ture of John ami Mary riarilgan to a promis 1 sory note for $263 and was discharged val The library board held Its regular meeting rs last evening. It paid the monthly bllla nnd am received the librarian's icport. The board ne will meet again tomorrow evening to hear ha the annual reports. es Itov. Larlmore Dxulso loaves the city to ia day for Clay Center. Kaa. , where * hei will we have clmrge of the PresuylcrHn chutch un ne til next October. Ho occupied the same ger pulpit last summer. > IU Martin Uegan was ancsted In the Third ea waid last night while drurtk. When taken f to the station he asserted that ho hail been lo robbed of sevoial dollars by an unknown lot negio Tlio police nro looking for thr thief. of Morris I rlnsn an and David Wood , wlm were III charged with trying to hold up a couple of 10) Council IlltilllUs at Tenth and Douglas streets last Sunday morning , were Tuesday after Noi noon dlsclnrge-d after a trial In tollco court olhu John Mciimtton : ) , tlio bottom dweller v > ho hu has conducted a feud with lite neighbors dl ( near the * Uard street pumping station for 'le the past live years , was again arreste-d lost in tilght for disturbing the peu.'e. The com rlou plainant Is Mary Itlordan ou " Lwllo L Green Is to be arrested on the Ity charge of assault and battery upon complaint Ol of his wife , Vina Green The woman alleges Olme that she found her husband In company with las another woman and that he struck her when ot she remonstrated with him on his conduct as Lulher Kubns and Charles Ilrltton , ex- iif prebsmen , got Into a wrangle over a fore 10 near the Webster street depot last night , 13 which finished in a list fight Ilrltton , who 'on Is an old man , was knocked down and con nd siderably damaged about the face Moth his were aircsted. O The catie of Henry Claiifsen , charged with Of f n < > aultlng Christian Reed with Intent to kill , Oil has been continued until July 13 , Hoed is T fitlll unable to Ivavet the hospital The two mo men fought a duel with knlvcti at the ) Wil low Springs distillery during the early part It of this month n ' The Singer and the Jacobs famllU * . living " In closei proximity In the vicinity of Dlevenlh h and Douglas streets , a couple of days ago en. hU gaged In i row as a retult of a quarrel bo- f twcen their children The male members of isi both families have been arrested ou the a i charge of assault and battery. la The Omahu Sunday School atmclatlon held ra a short tHfcslou In the Young Men s Christian s association parlom last evening to elect olll- Isl cera There was but a few members present , IP and after a abort discussion It was declduJ an to allow the pre-font otllclals to continue In ull olllce until the September meeting. Ithe The police yesterday received Informa he tion that thrtv boys biipposed to bo run heul aways from Ouijha. are In the vicinity rt ula Spilngvllk' , ia The lads were begging for a food hi that vicinity , and informed the 'r pen people they met that they ran away from du * Omaha , but were ready to return. Tliey are hat between 10 and 12 yearo ot age. They are \ beaded for Marlon. o ENDS THE NINETEENTH YEAR Alumni Oommencomsnt Exorcises of Orolgh- ton University at Boyd's Theater. CLASS CONTAINS ELEVEN YOUNG MEN Tlit'nliT In rHli-il tii ( Mi-rllovtliiK r UI of tin.SltKlciils anil flic rslt > \i1elrcNMb ) C. J. Siujlli. Dt-fipllo the Intense Sicat of last night , which maclo Indoor existence generally dis agreeable , an overflow Ing'thc-aterful of peo- plo at Hoyd's opera house seemed to enjoy themselves thoroughly In the two hours during which cloven joung men were formally - ally ushered Into the vvldo world from under the sheltering vvlhg of nn nlnm mater nnd which brought to a close the nineteenth jear of Crelgliton university. That the commencement exercises of the Institution form a noteworthy event In Cath- , ! ollc circles ot the city vva plainly evident i i In the size and personnel of thp audience , Representatives were present from all grades I of society. All the boxes were occupied , 1 1 the various parties being on follows John A. Crelgliton , Airs James Crelgliton , Miss ntta Drelghton , Mr. and Mrs. John M. Daugherty , John A. Schenk , Mrs Jame Me- Shane , Mrs Thomas MoShanc , tMlea Maggie McShane , Miss Allco McSliaue , Miss Mai- , garet McShane , Mr. and Mrs J. D CrelghH ton , Mr. and Mrs. M M. C. Medina , Mr nnd Mrs 11. M ntmlre : Mr. and Mrs J. U i Furay and daughter , Mr and Mrs. C J I Sm > th , Miss O'llourko of Plattsmouth , Uov P. Smith of Council UlulTs , Uov P. Oleasoi of South Omaha , Rev. I. Jennuttc and Rev T. Walsh of this city ; Mr. and Mrs George Krug , .Miss Georgia Krug , O. IJoyd ; Mr. ami Mrs. B. T. Welsh , Mrs Edward McShane , Miss MoShane , Mr. and Mrs John llcllvvlg , Mr. and Mrs. John Farrell ; Mr. and Mra , John Hart , CHIss Mary Hart , W N. Uushmau and daughter ; Mr , Sellncr. MUs Marie Stu art ; Mrs. John tMullem , ( Mrs. John Drady ; Mrs. Joscphlno Lamb , Mlsaes Lamb ; MUscs Glllcsplc The entire undergraduate body of the uni versity was seated upon the stage The members of the graduating class were In the front row. The class consisted ot Lou hi 11 Bushman , Joseph P. Donnelly , Peter L Glllcsple , James J. Hart , Michael T Hart , John \V Hellvvlg , John H Lamb , Thaddrus , Leary , Francis G. McGinn , Charlew r. Stuart and IMward M. Welch. To one side were the president and the members of the 'acuity and Hlshop IScannell. SCIUNCi : A CONQUnitOU. After an overture by the Hoyd Theater orchestra , Joseph P. Donnelly of Ehler , la , delivered the bachelor's oration on the theme , "The [ label of Modern Philosophy " HU was undeniably a scholarly composition on a subject on which none but a well trained mind could discourse to advantage Hla style was marked by a clearness and vigor which lent much Interest to the abstruse subject , while h'3 delivery cornblnei manliness and a gracefulness which pleased while It carried conviction. Ho said "Science Is a conqueror In the realirs of truth ; not like a destroying Attlla but like Homo , conquering to build up an empire What Is once gained by science Is never lost. Witness the conquests ol Copernicus , a Newton. Two hemispheres dl vide this empire today the new world of phjsica and the old world of metaphysics and ethics 'Aristotle had explored the world of thought , analjzed the mind and traced al Its relations , mental and moral. No one has ever attempted to refute him. True science cannot be refuted. Thomas ant others have extended these conquests anO harmonized the teachings of reason- and revelation. ' 'As ' the civilized "world was one- Ira relig ion ; till 1520 , whei ) Luther shuttered It to fragments , so In philosophy It waa one til 16Ll , when 'Descartes ' , called by Buckle the Luther of philosophy , broke It up Into countless schools by eiurstlonlng the reliability COHa liability of human knowledge Descartes un dermined the foundation of phllosophj. built castleIn the air that rented on the un warranted ; assumption of Innate Ideas Locke assailed the solidity of such structure , sub stituted ! his theory of senslsm , which Berkeley next scattereel to the winds Hum- completed the destruction , and left only skepticism Instead of science. Kant under took to rebuild the whole structure and created a half Ideal and half real world Picnic swept away all objective reality Schelllng Schopenhauer and Hegel disported themselves with the mere ghcst of actual being. "What Is metaphjslcs today ? Within the oh church alone Is Kill ) the vast solid continent of universal truth. Outside ot It ttiero are only dissolving wrecks floating on the rcfctlcas sea of uncertainty. This Is unfortunately the philosophy taught In mcht the modern universities The mere history the vagaries ot the human mind. But concerted mlnels are content with such v\an derlugs ; rather wander with DrscartcH than agree with Rome. When Gregory XIII had reformed the calendar In 15S2 , Ungland , for > nearly : INTO centuries protested against the rxnlfest Improvement , and Kiuula Is still enjoying ; the pleasure of differing with the leavens ; rather than agreeing with the pope It Ls today with the opposition of multi tudes to the venerable old scholastic pull REsoimcns roii HAPPINESS After music by the orchestra , Mr Prancls Magulro of this city spoke an earnest ' ralc-dlctory , which evidently struck a cor- rflpondlng chord of sympathy In the vast 1)1 ) xudlence , and jet he did not deal In sentl- nent ; his thought was manly and his tone hat of deep conviction. "We have abund int esourcrs , " ho said , "to make 'us ' the mo t mppy | people upon earth soil , mineral spilth , water courses , Inventions , Improve nents , a splendid constitution , an Intelli gent people If we are not as happy ai wi > ught ( to bo the fault la In our men , our eadera of men. There is no want In them Intelligence , ability , Industry , nor of pat- lotlsm at least If waving of Hags and pat- lotic speeches arc a test lint there Is a want Integrity , honesty , dlslntprtstednets , in leaders , of professional , commercial and lolitlcal ) honor "Whence are the right men to come' ' by Importation ; hut from among our- elves , by the rlgl't ' kind of education , for on leaders of men , by * sounder , higher In Ideation Have not education ' ! wit enough' 'o Monty of just that kind which makes mi- 'oei uistworthy men. Wo want more moral ei rlnclples drilled Into tno youth of the ountry "We the graduates of Cretghton unlver- ! , will not presume to say that wo arn olng to bo such men as are wanted Hut thing wo will say 'Alum Mater , thou ast striven to make us such If we bo uli such , It will not bo thy fault Thou nat given us a course * nf studies which tight to have made ) us able men , and a loral training which ought to have made faithful men Wo thank thee for It' , professor , who have taught ua by word ! example. IVllow students , jou know ! Is the truth Classmates , It la our task provo ourselves faithful to such a coursu education Ladles and gentlemen , we opo to ho true men " The bass f > olo. "Iledouin Song , " by Ed- nond : V Krug was highly appreciated EDUCATION MAKES MEN. , ! was followed by the master's oration )0 "Post Graduate ) Studies , " b > Clarence M )0o' 'uray ' , A. U Like his predecessors , he o' poke with an earnestness of conviction tfi tlilch commanded attention and consent to lucid arguments With a broader range * 01 thought , as became the master , ho II- ' istiated and proved every point he landled Ho said men are what education nakes them It la the complete ) military " raining ! that makes the elllclent officer , It ' \ the educated Intellect that forms the hi" Istlngultdicd jurist , the wise statesman and I Iplomat Is the man of culture The 'll amlly rises In the social scale with the le tiller education of Ita members , the nation Ith that of Its citizens Generals Grant , ofi herman and Robert B Lee are examples point : so are TDomas Jefferson , John ulncy Adams and Daniel Webster. Gladstonr'8 brilliant career wan dwelt will enthusiasm If Lincoln am ) "ranklln TO great without a college ducatton t was not lack of advantages was e secret of their greatness Was 17 want education that enabled Jefferson write the Declaration of Independence ? One hundrWnnd fifty-four years ago Samuel Adams , grWiHtlng from hla New England college , ntjjick the kejnoto of American Independence In his Latin oration. John Otis of Harvard , J. M. Scott of Yale and Patrick Mary. Jed on the colonies to sep arate frnnP"Enciand. When I'riMslr frll at Jena , naron Stein , whom Napoluniii fcarrd more than an nrmy , founded thejJJnlvfrslty of Berlin to retrieve the fortunes of his country ; nnd he suc ceeded. The service fef n university Is oneof moral Intlucnlet and of Intellectual elevation. No community , can serve Us highest In terests morn , effectually than by providing amply for tlio .greatest . possible development of Its moral/mid Intellectual powers. I'UKSEST TUB DIPLOMAS. President "Panls ot the university then read both In IVitln and English the contents of the diploma which he proceeded to pre sent to eaeh of the graduates. They con ferred the degree of bachelor of arts HP also conferred the degree of muster of arts upon \ Clarence it ntray , A U. . and Richard j T. Cross j , A n i | At the conclusion of this ceremony Hon 1 I 0 ; J Smyth , one of the- oldest alumni of I | 'K I the university , delivered the address to the graduate's 11151. remarks were m ant to gill lo j his htarers through their course during life j He I advised them to be , not liberal , but llb- [ 1 oral-minded. In their rellglou-s views ; to 1 avoid bigotry , however , when others differed , In politics , religion or other things ; to bo men , of principle , that Is , to form an opinion upon all topcs | after deliberation ami | thought , and then to stick to that opinion i without ' obtruding It. to take pirt In politics , but not to Join In the scramble after public office ; above * all , to hold honor above everything - thing : else ; finally to respect themselven , but not to become vain Throughout his remarks Mr. Smyth laid great stress that none of thei class should | Indulge In the unseemly scramble after pub lic olllce Merit and energy , he said would I't I soon bo discovered bv the public But ho pointed out that merit alone would not win success ' It must bo supported by energy I and work In hi" conclusion the speik-i ' said that although they were educated men | they should not seorn to enter the life of , the merchant and the artisan If they were 1 fitted for such , because they could become as i good citizens and do their rttitv as well na If they had entered upon other walks of life At the conclusion of the address Vlce > President John B. Do Shryver read the list of the winners of the prlres and the medals that had been won by the graduates and the members ? of the classes still In the under graduate department. The- awards were be stowed by Bishop Scannell. li DlMtri-i * . Anna M Nelson bus applied for n divorce from Call" N 'lton on thf K-oundn of ciiieltj i nnd diunkenue'S The pirtle-f live In South i Omaha , nnd the DlalntllT alleges that tlit y | were m u He 1 In SlmmonsbiirKGermany. . Jnnunry t 1ST. , nnd Imve tbii-e children aged 1 re ] ice'tU ely in 21 and 2T yeiUM She churned I c her linsbind with 'Se-venil speclllc aits eif criielt > , such its knocking her down , etc , a nnd prays for dlvorcw and nl'rnonv ' liils . moniliiir she seruted a restraining onlci tii , prevent her luihband from disposing ot sevJ oral cow. hoists and other good" and chat- j tels constituting the family jiO'we'-lons Suit \txnliint flltrlii-ofk The Merc-hunts Xutlonil bmk of this city j Jj baa commenced suit In the district com t i a against Gilbert M. Hitchcock to lecovei \ \ principal ind .Intere't . on tno notes given bv the di'fendaiH to thebink on Jnnuaiy 27 of this je.u Tiio nist note Is for Jlo'l US lue In thlity daVH , anil the bccond Is lor $13' ) 07 , due In lxty dujs It Is alleged that nillher pilnclpil nor Interest has be-on J ) ild and judgment Is asked for the full amount with Interest fiom the date of the notes. "I crave bjij Oiy ? Mlnuto. " sild the public speaker In a husky voice ; and then he took a dose of One Mlnuto Cough Cure , and proceeded - | ; ceeded with his oratorj. One Mlnuto Cough | t Cure Is unequalled for throat and lung c troubles , . " * " ' i'i.n\sis : run > \OMK\ . Declare Hint KxitrrloriitliiK I" IMitillo I'lnec * Should Slop , Councilman Mercer's ordlnalice making ex pectoration In street cars or public buildings , or on sldewalka a finable offense was the sub ject of considerable Interest on tlio street yesterday. A good msny people were d's- posed to treat the propewed legislation as a good deil of a joke , while others thought It was a pretty good thing The measure meets with the enthusiastic endorsement of the women , who allege that expectoration In public places has developed Into a nul'ince thill Is extremely Irritating They declare that It Is lmpo < cdblc for a woman to walk through the business pirt of the city without liavlm ? her skirts befouled with the expec torations of the tnsty tobaceo-thewing men and that It Is high tlmo that the city autlor- Itlos look measures to minimize the nuKint Councilman Mercer Admit * that feminine Influence ! ) are > largely responsible for the Introduction of the ordinance Slmllir le - tslatlon has been tried In Chicago and Sin rrnuclsco. and a number of leading mem- bera of the Women's club hive reeentlv taken the nmttei up In a quiet way with a view to securing a slnilhr ordinance in Omahn. But Mr Mercer de-clares that after the matter was brought te ) hU attention ho took eweaslon lo mike some observations that convince him thai such an ordlnalice would boa good thing He says that the provl'lons of the ordlnineo that relate to street cats and public buildings commend themselves to every cleanly clllren So far as the sidewalks are concerned , he does not expect to do away entirely with the ptactlce. but he In-llevca that It will afford a meaiu by which some of the most glaring nuUcincts limy bo pre vented During the last campaign when large numbers of men worn contlnuilly con gregated ' around I'lfteenth and rarmm streets 't some of the business men In the locillty ' complained that tlio sidewalks weie HO filthy that Iliclr female customers de- get le-d them , rather than pass ovri { he ob jectionable wnlKs H is also alleged that on summer ; nights ciowda of men nil In front of hotels anil other down town resorts ami spit ; tolnceo Jiilco on the sidewalks until a woman would have to weir rubber boots ind bloomcri In order to get through w Ithout soiling her clothing The ordlmnce Is almeil dliectly at this practice and Councilman Mer cer expects that It will be * infoiced to tint extent . In Chicago nn ordlntnco somewhat similar was commended on sinltary grnumltt , iinny of the leading physicians assorting tint the expectorations were a menace to public | health In Omaha It Is not contended that Onnlia tobicco jiilco Is loaded with bacilli but the ordinance H commended solely on the basis of cleanliness Oi'fln-itru llnslr for ( lie I'nrU. At a meeting vesterdav afternoon the Hoard of Park Commissioners Practically d - clded to give1 the pitrons of Haiiscom i > irk novclt } a week fre > m next Sund.iv In the shape . of an orchetiil com crt Prina Ailel- r/.Jlin offned to fniiilh i fu 1 mcliistin of thirty , pieces for tn > same juice th.it tin- bomd : Is p iv Ing , and the mc ! iiheiore dis posed to regard thepiopolllon favoribly a an experiment ut least It will not be lltmlly accented until afte-r the street ral'ivav c > m- P.IIIV and the cateier vvhopiv foi the music hue Iwi-n consultttl but UPP | ° S thevhoiild - stronglv object , the orcbestn will l > e niven chnnce The Twenty -second Infantry bind wll give a progiam. of patriotic mu lc next Sin day. , [ | Arnold's Brome Celery cures headaches 10 , 25 and 50 cents All druggists \\lll 1C 11 on llrtl.-r N.-\l Time. Willlo Slble , 9.M North Twenty-eighth street , the 11-yeir-old son of Driver Slble of engine No 2. neurl > lost a hand a few dijH ago as a result of an experiment with a cartridge Ho was try Ing to dig out the con tents and accidentally struck the cap The cartridge exploded and bully Injured the boy's left hand Thcio's nolJiliiK ( lN.i riH.'tlUvitli ) our old iilliti } ; woiK I'M ? " tlie liottc-it tl.iys aie > in.Kle > jlws.uit lie'io by oui clcutiie a fans thpiiw < jrl ( : > , \c a Syiihou cuMiltlw that c.uii ( > ! 3 away the ; siliva ftoin tlio inoutli icnilMlns an otlii'i\vise > tedious iinel dlsafiiL'LMblc opunition picas int in the oMii'ino jou will Hnil all our vvoilc di and applinnci'b modem and up-to date ii hct of tee-tli lor ? . " . .0a ( > i)0d ) uimllty riL' niati'ilal-iK'tH-ct IK jou've paid , SiniM ) lor teeth ne > t &o jooil our lae-Ili- ( tk's for inakliiK tl' ' 'sl > tL'l'tn U ( ' l"1 11- St passi-d by any ollicv In this country a lady attendant ahvajs. THE DENTIST , I5 ! YOUTH -ill Floor 1'n-ctnii 111) ; Kith ami I'liriiiiin. Going to make a noise ain't jon ? A ilank ) caitildge will inaKe as much noise ju ' h\l \ is a young cannon isn't dangcioiiH Ither jiHt noHo and smoke we don't a i iniovv why noise alvvajs goes with the 1C b\i h'ouith of July but as long as It does Un we're , going to soil the noisiest blank tcx MittliUt's In Omaha- III ! US rim Hi o 10c a box hi ( .Vi center Hi e HSc a box SI . ' 18 center lire l."c a box tin -Ilevolveis that will .shoot them at SXo ) tin 'torn that up to the llne.st peail handled SOI e-Jeweled one ever piodnced. sin A. C. sinE . . RAYMER , E 5UILDF.KS' JIAKDWAUIv HCRi : , 1514Farnam St. a W Plop us a line or telephone im It's In da ho book we'll send a man a good one- tin lit to JOIIP house to measuie- join will bal ows for shades 01' cm tains 01 jour Hooter lin or matting caipot.s-olkloth or lino- Hai .Mini speuIJ/u/jVjf / , linoleum have yon ig oen those beautiful new pallet IIH wo ubt got in'M/J't / ' ti feet wide covei.s a iln oem wlthot/ / a e.un the handsomest wll lilng In a kltcheivjoii , e > ver saw alwayrt wll lean alwaj " ' 'i' all(1 ( ' " ' "lit. u DmalraCarpetCo 1515 Dodge St. .1/1 If you'ro golii 'away for only a few ajh or the elnirff summer j'ou'll llnd a T tower of coni i ) ! In Inning The IJee lol- lPJ DVV ' j-oti all thiii liuimenlngs of the day ter ptlnte'd In The Hoc the foiolgn news led vice Is the Ixst of any paper In the aie 'lansmlssbslppl uountrj' whllo our Jnn pechil coips of conosixmdent.s give jou niai the lonie ' news unsiiipissed anywheie the 0 \I > ense Is aeiy small Item to jou for- I'venty cents a mouth whllo you roui'lvo tliai letter cveij' day In the week the clr- fowl illation dcpaitmont will take your or- tie 1 er ami change the address for you aa as v ften as jou like. thu rhe Omaha Daily Bee Cc Circulation Department 7tb and Farnam. Bee Building DtD i\-si : : > VTOH u IAIIAM is IVH rnlln Into nn Vrimnj , Iti-rHv Inir So- > e-ri fix-Senator Alex ) rnhnm of lip.itrlro vvllh qulto a serloi acclflent while. In city attending the meeting of the Republican Stale League Tuesdiy. liotwcen 12 nnd 1 o clock that night he returned to the Murray hotel In con pan > with a part } of friends Mr Otabani and another member of the pally went Into the wash room , but the former did not at once rejoin the pirty After waiting awhile the others began to look for the missing companion. It sen-ins that upon returning from the wish loom Mr Graham wont out of a door leading to a dark pissigewav u the end of this pflnsncewnv Is a window spe-mlngl } looking out on Harne > street. Tlio window U out and It Is presumed that Mr Graham thought bv getting through Iho apertureho entild join his friends from an unoxpcetcd direction He- therefore cllmln-d Into the window nnd jumped out The result was tint IIP went through about twelve feet of spare and lauded In the bottom of a Rlnnc-pivod areawaj on a level with the basement of tile hotel Tinfi lends engaged In the search for him heard gioins coming fiom thn an-awav , and Invest Igilloii revelled the senator ton severely verely Injured to help hltiue-lf Iti- had a broken wrist , builecd hips and a lung gnsli over the left ejc He was rescued from his position carried Into the- hotel and n phvslclan sent for who diesaed his wounds It Is probable Hint ho will bo removed to a hospital todaj It \\li | ben number of di > s beforeho can bo taken homo Mill l-iijlnu Cll.i TIIXI-S The roeclpls of ill } taxes rin m > above the $ .M M ) notch again Tuosd i > nnd the < 011- tlnueil ho ivj lav piinents of the pist week i have lirgol } ulnforced the vat Ions fund Itefnre the end of thevveok Cltv Iroasnnr' ' Klwan's ' \ \ | | | , ill in t o bulk of thcoiitftiitiii. | me vviur.ints nn the regular funds , thus olTeitliii ; a matoilil suing In Interest A cul will bo lsucil In a da } ot two that will piobabl } iiuludo iipwanl of SIMHui In | n- te'rc't-be-ailtiK iwaiianls Interest asts fiom the date on which the call Is Issued I llrcld.l nt I'ndcrfioii. The < pupils of MMM | Gricc i : HeMiier Kiive a li > oltnl at I tternou hall lust lilfiht wbli-ll was .ittendcil \ > y a l.ujc- audlenc'iconipood of friends of the teacher and pupils A varied | ic < j-i un was Klve-n which s n tbor- niiKlilv enldje'd b > tlH ) > p jire' -at AIIIOIIK those who took pnit wenillM I tljii Jiuii- > e-r , MlsM Kloience Kind ill , Miss I'filmme-l. Miss IMItli Uoine1. Ms | > .Tosephlili- liens in , and \lr--srs H IU'vnoldThomas 11 Ahltc , \Vells It SCMIS and CJ. I , Hopper I TVKKS HUH i.iri : tv nr.si-un. lilittc DiuiKluTt ) Dli-s of n t ) nn of Itoitiili < ui Unto. Despondency , duo to pove-rtv and III heal'h ' , led Mrs Addle DatiKlierty of 1512 fuinliKj street to take her life lait nlpht Dtaili wai caused by sixteen four grain capsule-i ot "Hough on Hats. " which the woman prc- parevl with her own hand * Mrs. Daughcrty and her husband V 1) . Ofltlghcrty , have llve-d at thp number given for about four months T.ast evening tlio couple ate supper togethe-r as usual and the husband left the house and did not ic'tiirn until about S o'clock HP found his wlfo I on HIP lloor of their bedroom suffering acuie > agonv from a drug lip md tnl.rnsked iwhv she had attempted IHT life HIP woman | rcpllpil that shp "did not know \ phj- slelan was called , but not deeming the case verj serious prpseribed a mild romi dv and departed The > woman sank gmlualb until II o'clock when lr Klntf was called Ho used emetics , but his se-rv ler WIMP called In too lateMis I > aiiRlu-rt > died shortly nf lei ward Pievloiis to her death she told the doctor that the family had formerly been In comfortable circumstances but htul lost their money In Oklahoma She was In III health and did not car , * to live The poison taken was from a box which the di ceased had purchased a foiv dajs before - fore with which to exterminate vermin it was found In the bevlclnmbor Thp bus- band of the woman Is a corn doctor but Ima been able to gain but n meager livelihood of late There' were no children The- decease ! was 30 je-ars of age and has uhtivos living In Slou\ City Tor morbid conditions tnke > IJpfrhain's Pills. en vrr.it \\rlulil of si. .losrph CmiNi-s ( hiVr - rcii or UN u ir < > . TiieBday night lufftl > nftor mllnlglit the police forced an pntrancp Into a room at N'liii-tvcntli and Hartley streets and phced under arre-sl Iho oecupints , Mni'k I'.uknr and Mra Sarah Wright The laid vv is undo at the Instigation of the * Innlmml of the woman. James 12Vrlgbt ot St Joseph The two prisoners were1 arraigned In pollcei court jc.stprdaj em theclnrgo of adulle-ry ami pleaded not guilty Wrlglit alleges that the woman left him about January 1 and came to thin city with Parker I'hu woman admits that she left her husband , but na ) the Hcparatlon oc currcMl rome > earu ago when she ( Uncovered that Wright was paving ntte-nllon to other women All the parties are coloicd How about that piano jon weie lookIng - Ing at ? Hotter come at once and put up the Sl.'i e'.isli i > ajment won't he anj * of the $ K17 ones lelt If jou i ut It olT too long for the paj incut of § 1.00 cash is < o small It's an e > asj- matter foi us lo , ( . ' I hem-jon se-o. jou only have to piy JSOOa UK nih which makes it about HUu i.ijlng icnt-evciy one ol these M ! > 7 ) ianob aie > new and guaianteod by us to jo of a high class and chaiacter. A. HOSPE , Jr. , Music and Art 1513 Douglas. Some fclleis went to Tloaey CrecU last Sunday ( ley boilowed me liom my dad ind bet a whole beef de " .Stoc-e-Ker ihv i\e-centclgais" an * Ui > waj de j smoKeil leni clg.UN you'd Know dey wuz de best ley ever had but de way dey didn't vetch llsh was avvtul an' I wn/ afraid ley wir/n't goln1 ter git ler by any but lev did M > vvi > came back as pioml as if diWi ivo'd Kehhi'd dein-evciy one uv us moMn' a Stoi-iKer clgai oh what li.us lose llslieimen Is deifV no lie about de SloecKer tliovv. 1404 DOUGLAS , I > rcx TA Shooman sajs II makes no HHVionce how hot It U cnstomeis come list the same for those misses' .f L' 50 hoes toi ! ? 1 r > 0 it all goes to show what real genuine , rut v\ill do these shoes epiescnt ] the best makes In A mei lea- tut the's ! ' aie broken Munevvhal lues that we aie * closing out they aio 00 expensive * lor us to bundle also a ne ! > of misses' and ehlldien'h tan and lack : oxfords that foimcrly sold for r. ( ) to ? 1200 which we cut to ! ) Se hoie ate > some strap .slippeis among hem we have the laige > at and best as- oilc-d stock of misses' and clilldionV * hoes in the west. Drexel Shoe Co. , 1119 FAUNAM Send for Illustrated Catalogue. Illngs I rings for eveiybody who wants ilng-and i oveiybody wants a i lug-en- agemoiu > i Ings-wedding rlngs-blrth- ay ; lings Kmpi ess ilng. diamond ngs-nll kinds o fpieclons ntone ilngs- ' ilngs-moio aby ilngs-we'io selling ngs than we've-ever Hold before-nevcr ad so many lings to olVcr the ring buy- people some cheap i Ings but good nallly i high-some lings at all pi Ices ng youi.self your hvveetheait jour It'e-or the baby now while w aie lllng rings-i Ings-ilngfl. C. S. Raymond , JEWELER , Itall Orders solicited from everywhere. 15th and Douglas. Tlio curvatureof the glasses have a eat deal to do with it In fact no mat- how pet feet and how much detail Is ' In tin- examination the lense-s not light jour eyesight will bo lu red lather than benefited as wo aie luitifactiiilng opticians we can gilnd M > ry lenses jour examination calls then we nmko the liamrs to ( ll-so they not only glvo you the piojier wii but me comfoi table all thcae III details require skilled woikmen-and we are the only iminufactuiciH heie inoi.il Is very phi In. olumbian Optical Co AUTISTIC , bcin.vuriu AM > J'UAUTIOAI. Ol'I'lCIA.VS , OMAHA. * r. Ill 8. UtH Bt. Kanikf City ,