THE OMAITA DAILY WtJJa : SUNDAY , TSOVMMBEll 7 , 1897.
IN OMAHA'S ' SOCIAL REALM
Skies Still Bright with PromU-i for an
Active Season.
PLFASANT EVENTS OF THE LAST WEFK
Pi' | ilr > ( Sfinrnlly llmiUKe to IJuJ
I licinnclvcK nml I'linl Comfort
In I'l-oiilii-clrt itf die
Hint Arc to lie.
Thii society reason Ii reluctantly but raanl-
fetitly > lcldlng to the Influences of frosty
fit-tuinn , ami the time Is lost approaching
nhcn the strugglcr In the social vortex will
have enough to do to keep abreast of the
flood. Contrary to ccneral expectations ami
not a few predictions , nothlt.g of great ami
general Importance. hippencJ last week In the
co-railed but surely misnamed frivolous
world , The icports caused by the opening of
otu or two chestnut burrs , which revealed
cettaln old , yc > ever new , questions con-
cealrd within , were heard only v.lthln the
narrowest possible clicle , and cffoits h.ive
lnce been made to stop the spread of any
possible levcrberatlons. A few- have been
in i rrlcd , quite a number of society leaders of
thn future have been born , several hospitable
women have entertained their friends In an
unostentatious but charming way , and some
thousands have voted for Queen PolaiU. The
stiugglu for a queenly crown , prosecuted
with gratlfjlng Mgor by the partl ans of a
quarter of a thousand rival princesses , Is
Inspiring In all It changing aspects , and the
Eucccssful candidate , whoever she may bo or
of what social grade , Is sure of an army of
retainers , If votes carry fealty with them.
A well known clubman , whoso Jtocu and
ciltlcal appreciation of one of the most noted
of Kentucky's pioduets Is never allowed to
Interfere with his predilections In other di
rections. Is telling , on himself , the following
Btory. Some of hta friends believe It ; others
Incline to be nkeptlcvl :
"It takes considerable discernment some
times , " he sajs , "to distinguish between the
effects of whisky and of love. This I found
to ho so dining a trip I made some time ago
to one of the popular resorts. There were
plenty of pretty girls thcie , aud naturally
a fellow will try to have a pleasant time
with the deal crcatiucs. One evening I wna
out with the bojs , and after Imbibing a
goodly quantity of Kentucky bouihon
sauntered to the hotel , and seating myself
alongside a certain damsel foi v\hoflo society
I had formed a decided liking , entered Into
conversation and finally managed to make a
definite proposal of martlago I thought at
the time It was love' , but It wasn't ; It was
the whisky No soonci had I popped than
reason returned to Its throne and I regretted
the step. She took mo seriously and to my
horror , remarked tint she would take the
imtter Into consideration and glvo mo my
answer a few dajs later !
"Well , for four dajs I stood on the hi Ink
of a matrimonial abjBs. Tor four dajs I
wandered horrorstrlcken about the place In
deadly fear that she would decide to accept
my proposal. I grow palo nnd wan Mj ap
petite failed and my thirst grew excessive
and Intolerable. At last she beckoned mo to
her side , with a radiant smllo which ought
to have made me happy , but which froze my
pulses with appiehcnslon. I approached her ,
reflecting that this was the walk which
would only end at the nltai She whispered
In my ear , with the same delightful little
smile and with regret appircntly genuine ,
that she would bo a sister to mo but she
couldn't marry me.
"My tortured heait leaped for joy and my
unquenchable thirst fell from me as a gar
ment. I managed to murmur forth some Incoherent
*
coherent grief and then wentapart among
the shrubbery and danced for very Joy. Then
I took a fcolemn vow to abstain from drinkIng -
Ing at all summer resorts "
Hut he will never Keep his vow ; for to dose
so would bo to forswear suramei resorts alto
gether.
N
nntcrtnln for Mix * Ilartiiinn.
In anticipation of the Clarke-Hartman
nuptials , which are to take place at All
Saints' next Wednesday evening , a number
of entertainments have been given for mem
bers of the bridal party which are to bo fol
lowed by still others the first of this week
The wedding party is made up as follows
Miss Su an Clarke of Indianapolis , maid of
honor ; Mr. Miller of Kansas City , best man ;
bridesmaids , Misses Mamie Forbes of Oshkosh -
kosh , Wls ; Simn Colpet7er , Florence Kno\
and Llla Alexander ; ushers , , Messrs Harry
Wllklns , Fred Hartnmn , J. C. George and W
H Wheeler.
The most elaborate function so far was
the dinner given by Mr. and Mrs Charles R
Ford on Friday evening The entire bridal
Mrty were present with the exception of
Mr. Miller , whoso place was filled by Dr.
Leioy Crummcr. The table decorations of
roses attracted special attention , and the
whole affair was at ranged with almost per
fection of detail.
The oilier entertainments Invo been In the
nature of luncheons. Miss Knox officiating as
hostess Thursday and Miss Colpetyer Satur
day. Another luncheon will bo given by
Miss Alexander tomonow , nnd Mr and Mrs
ijartman , the parents of the bride , will en
tertain at dinner Tuesdaj evening. The
wedding ceioniony Wednesday will also be
followed by an elaborate reception at the
residence of Mr. Hirtman.
HJIOII'H TMflftli lllrtlulii ) .
Last Monday evening Master Ilyron I-aton ,
living at 1C21 Plnkney utreet , celebrated his
twelfth birthday by entertaining a number
of his friends with a Hollow ecu party. The
house was Illuminated with Jack lanterns ,
representing as many different phases of
Juvenile life as the artist could conceive. The
evening was spent In dancing aud guessing
geographical puzzles. Twenty questions
were asked and flvo answered them all cor
rectly. Moncta Mclklc was more lucky thin
the others in drawing for the prize. Floyd
HlcUman captured the booby prize by nn-
Bwerlng ono question correctly out of twenty.
After the prizes were distributed the young
people enjoyed themselves at refreshments.
The following were prewent ;
Katlo Allvvlue , Grace Cottrell , Mablo Chris ,
tlo , Laura Crandall , Alice Gate's , Myrtle
Huso , Esther Martin. Moneta Melkle. Wln-
nlo Phelps , Martha Rector , Maud Royo , Ida
Smith , On a Troxell , Douglas Bowie , Roy
Cathers , Ernest Dajton , Fin yd Hlckman ,
Arthur Lewis , Alex Marriott , WIlllo and John
Jlorran , Mark Rectoi , Irwln Rogers Robert
Utadon , Frank Shriver and Robert Wilcox ,
AI > AfliTimoii lit AVlilxl.
Last Wednesday afternoon the members of
the South Side WhUt club gave their Ini
tial party for the season of 1897-93 at the
residence of Mrs. G. Matty on Hamcy
Btreot. There were twelve members pres
ent and the reunion was most enjoyable.
The 11 rat prize , an exquisite luce centerpiece ,
was won by Mm. Tlppeiy and the second ,
two handsome lace dollies , by Mrs. Smith.
IlcfreahmontB were served.
Those present were : Mesdanu's J , I ) ,
lllanchards , p. rtiller , Crlekmore , H , Salis
bury , Rodgers , C. F. Frlco , Jack Drlscoll ,
Smith , J. Tipper ) , Curry , H. Uttley , Miss
Royal inikee the food pure ,
Vi hulctamo and delicious.
Absolutely Pure
torn lucma FOWDIR oo. , new route ,
Dora fiaumrr , Mrs Jcssup , Mm Mono ot
Sioux r Ity and M.n.s Margucrato Hodpcrt of
Pi' sburg , Pa
niitrrliilninrntH of ( In1cck. .
The Jolly Eight Dancing club gave a dance
last evening at Patterson hall
An rnjojnble birthday party w > i given In
honor of Miss May Murphy last Wcdncsdiy
evening hy Mr. Hugh Murphy , at 1001 South
Sixteenth street ,
Miss Jesslf Walker gave a pleisint Hal
low ei-n part } last Saturdaj evening at her
residence , 1922 South Fifteenth street , at
which n doer guests amused thcmiclves
with oir.dy pulling and other pursuits appro
priate to the occasion
Mrs. Marti entertained the South Side
Whist club Itsl Thursday at her home on
Harney street. Those present were : Mcs-
dames Whltmorc , Hlnnchard , Salisbury , Rog.
crs , Smith , ruller , Uttley , Ilryson and Marti ,
and Mlsnee Whltmoro and Illanchard.
Colonel nnd Mrs , Coinlsh on Saturday
evening last entertained Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam D. Coinlsl ) and Mi's Cornish of St.
Paul , Judge Cornish of Lincoln , Mr. and
Mrs. William U. Kelly and Miss Kelly , Mr.
and Mis. J. M. MctcalC and Mr. Kdgar Cor
nish.
A tiding club has been organlrcd , con
sisting ( it MIsscH Allen , Andrcsscn , Squires ,
Crelghton , talcs , Peck and Towle , and
Messrs. Tarletou , Coolcy , Connell , J. L. Pax-
ton. Patrick , Fonda , Dletz , llarkcr , Allen und
Andiccsen , The club was Informally enter
tained last Thursday afternoon at the homo
of Mr. and Mm Henry W. Yatcs.
Mr. and Mrs. Urugh celebrated their fifth
wedding annlvcisar ) Friday evening , Octo
ber 29. Those present < vvcro : Messrs. and
Mesdamcs Prank Wolf , Albert Wolf. ICopp.
Partch , A. II Doneckcr. Mrs W. F. Kellogg ,
Mr John Ostrom , Mr. and Mrs. James
Iluohanan , Miss Saura Ilurhanan. Messrs.
and 'Mcsdameu Wjekert , Jake Klrsehbran ,
Messrs. Radegan and IJck.
The Lucky Thirteen High Flvo club met
at the home ofMrs. - . H. Ueselln last Friday
aftcrmon and played six games. The first
prize was won by Mrs. C. .Kcnnard and tdo
consolation 'prize , by Mis. Henry Rohlff.
Those piesc-nt were : Mesdames Wendhclm ,
Rlx , Meyer , Schuilg , Kcnnard , H. Wend-
helm , Rohlff , Ha > dcn , Tetts , Phil Wend-
helm , Llnderman , Stoecker and Ueselln.
Mrs Charles lioss has again been the
successful organizer ot a charming club ot
married women. The club Is named XXLV-
M-DO. The members are as follows : Mesdames -
dames Weller , Rector , Ilallcy , Conrad ,
Strlckler , Heller , PC.JEP , McDanlels , Hurd ,
Touzalln , Dickey Rpcneter , Townscud , Reed ,
Peters , Beach , Loomls , Kessler , Weaver ,
Cowlo , Potter , Cochrone , Welsh , Williams ,
Durccsa and Boss.
Miss Mattle Alrey , residing at 2801 Miami
street , entertained a party of young folks
last Friday evening. The evcnlng was
pleasantly spent with music and games , after
which refreshments were served. Those
present were : Mrs. Arnold. Miss Agnes Wll-
llatiH , Mrs. John Arnold Misses Freda von
Hgait , Sadie Dinford , Mabel DeLlne , iDelle
Alrey , Matttc Alrey , .Messrs 'Parsona ' , Lan-
ger , Perrln , McDonald and Hall.
Mrs. John T. Cathers gave a very enjoy
able kcnslngton last Thursday afternoon ,
which was attended by Mesdames Robldoux
roster , Kelly , Ross , Luiit Muncey , Palma-
tlci , Schneider , Carl Ochlltre , Howard
Ochilfcre , Martin , Ferguson. Sears , Falls ,
Hctebcnnor. Merrow , 13 d ( McCacheron , Rob
ert McHachoiou Pefclval , Johnson Leas ,
Shephard and Bowie , 'Misses ' Bowie and
Mosher. In contesting for -prizes - the first
was won bj ( Mrs Hohldoux and the second
by iMrs. Merrow.
The homo ot Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Doollttle ,
2S17 Miami sticet , was the scene of a pleas
ant party on Thursday , it being their little
ftm's 6th annlverbarj. Benton was assisted
by his uncle , Simon Andrews , and cousin ,
Carline Valentine , in receiving his little
friends. Those present weie. Hazel Bran-
storei , Mildred Deutchcr Arllno Mayor ,
Robeit Sn > der , Ray Rumble , Boyd Hanson ,
Harry Jones Archie Deutcher , Johnnie
Major , Leon Snjder , Artie Snjdei , Roderick
Majlard and Freddie bhotsnack.
Dr and Mrs Ross celebrated their wed
ding anniversary last Friday In their beauti
ful new homo on Lake street. The house
was de corated In autumn leaves and cut
fiowero The first part ot the evening was
spent In plajing high flvo. Then came an
elegaivt supper and after that dancing. In
which all indulged , winding up with the
Virginia reel. Mr. Cuscaden added very
much to the entertainment of the guests by
his delightful music on the piano. At a late
hour the company took their departure.
vv toning Dr. and IMrs Ross many returns of
the day.
Miss Inez Gentleman , the eldest daughter
of Mr. and Mrs William Gentleman , gave
a most delightful birthday pirty at her home ,
2204 Mlama street , last Saturday evening.
During the pi ogress of the evening the
JCUUR guests weie entertained In a very en-
joyabo manner b > Miss Gentleman The pro
gram consisted cf dancing with sotie musical
selections b > Miss Gentleman and Mls > s MULC !
Moadimber. Later the voiing gueits par
took of delicious refreshments Among
those present v , ere : Marol Meadlmber , Edith
Vapoi , Adeline Rush , Mary McShane llessl *
Woo ! worth , Florence Ferron , Ruth Gentle
man and Jessie Ferrcn.
A very pleasant Halloween party was
given last Monday evening by Miss Jennie
Jacobs at her home , 2S18 Franklin stieet.
There was instrumental and vocal music ,
which contributed greatly to Uio evening's
enjojraent. The guests Included Misses Ethel
Bairy , nmlly iirovvn , Mae Connelly , Martha
LoMcln , Magglo Brown , Fannie Thomas
M.imlo Morlarlty , Lydla Cayley , Eva Cay ley ,
Dlla McNamam , Grace Gladwln , Sadie Dan-
ford , Susie Flnney , Jennie Jacobs , Addle
Palmer , Kmlly My lea ; Messrs. F Paine , J.
Robinson , J. Giler , T. Grler. n. Nestley , C.
Slebalth , J. Lohlcln , C Richards , J. Miller ,
IMrsons , II. Nelson. L. Jacobs , C. Jacobs ,
W. Flnnoy , H. Packard , F. Topllft and E.
Munchoft.
A Jolly crowd gathered at the home of ths
Misses Hulan on Twenty-fifth avenue to cele
brate H'lloween. Games and music were the
features of Uio evening. The first prize was
won by Mr. Kcrvvlu for being the best
gueeser. Among those present were
MlsoCH G. Murpny , Blanche Murphy , Mar-
gaiet Reed , Bessie McElroy , Nettle Bushman ,
Lllllo Mullen. Mary Malone. Marie Gentle
man , Anna Gentleman , Ll/zle Brady , Agnes
McNamara , Anna Rlley , Nellie Mahon , Mar-
gaict Brcnan , Agnes Rlley , Agnes Meycis ;
Messrs. II. Murphy , Tom. Malone , Lou Bush-
iran , Kerwln , William Monanan. James
Bowes , Ed Welch , Joe Spellman , McDonald ,
Byrou Reed , Phil McMillan , Bernard Tnomas ,
Charles Mullen , Will McElroy and Reed ,
mill K KiiKri ; < MitH.
Mr and Mrs J. B. Blanchard announce
the marriage cf their daughter , Grace , to Mr.
Will J. Tlppcry , to take place some time this
month.
Mr. William H House and Miss Gertrude
E Hall , both of Florence , Neb , were mar
ried1 Wednesday , November J , at the home
of the olllclatlng minister , Rev , Charles W
Sav Idge.
Mr Fred Eastland of this city and Miss
May Morgan were married last Monday at
the residence of the bride's sister , Mrs O. L
Green , In Kearney. Mr. and Mrs. Eastland
will make their homo In Omaha ,
A pretty wedding of last week WPS that of
Mr F M. Miller and Miss Anna M. O'Neal ,
which occurred on Thursday evening at the
residence of the bride's slater , Mrs T E
Wood , 4232 Burdetto street. The ceremony
was performed by Dr , Foster In the presence
of relatives and friends Mr. and Mrs. Miller
will be at homo after November 1C at 1711
Dodgu street ,
Mr. Thomas Howard Norrls surprise , ! his
many Omaha friends by quietly going out
of town Wednesday of list week and marry
ing MUs Llda Fry , ono of the prominent
belles of Kansas City. They have returned
to Omaha and are receiving the congratula
tions of friends. They will rcsldo at Fortieth
and Charles streets. Mr. Norrlb Is a young
business initi and has friends all over the
city who extend a hearty welcome to him
und his charming young bride.
The following from the Washington ( D. C. )
Star of October 27 will bo of Interest to the
many Omaha friends of Mr , Chrlstlancy and
Mrs. Rolllrs : Mr , George A. C. Chrlstlancy
und Mrs. Jcsslo Barton Rollins were married
at noon today < at Glendale , Washington , Md. ,
the country scat of the bride's uncle , Mr.
Rodney ii ) . Smith of Baltimore. Owing to
Illness In the family the wedding was a very
quiet one. Mr , and Mrs. ChrUtlaiicy have
taken apartments at the Victoria , where Mrs.
Chrlatlancy will be at home Thursdays after
December 1 , No cards were ecu I out for the
wedding.
Tbo wedding of 'Miss Edith May Joncu of
this city to Mr. Hugh A. Joplln of Salt Lake
City took place last Wednesday afternoon at
All Saints' church. The ceremony was performed -
formed by tfce rector , JLlev. T. J. ilackay ,
and was wltncstetl by A largo number of
frlfnds of ( Sio brldo anl groam Mr Joseph
S Joplln , the proJtn s brother acted an beat
man and the maid of honor WAS the bride's
sister , Mlffl Flora Jonw The ushers were
Messrs. Herbert W. Wheeler , Wing 11. Alien
and GcorKo R. Prince. Mr , - > nd Mrs Joplln
left for A wedding trip through the west -Im-
meilhtely after the ceremony. They will
mike their homo In Salt L-iko City. Mr.
Joplln Is well known In Oniahl , having been
connected w llh the auditing department of
the Union Pacific until ( lie segregation of the
I Oregon Short Line took him to Utah's capital ,
VlociiKMilK or oclvty Folk.
Mr Paul Horbach Is home again.
Mlsrt Kelly Is spending Sunday In Den
ver.
Mlas Clara Palmer visited In Chicago last
week.
Miss Jesslo Dickinson la visiting friends In
Chicago
Mr. W N. Babcock left for Billings , Mont. ,
last TuesuViy.
Senator and Mrs. Thurston went to Chicago
cage last week ,
Miss Laura Morse Is visiting Miss Jcnurss
at Ypsllantl. Mich.
iMrs. John Francis attended the horse show
In Chicago last week.
Mr. and Mis. George P. Stcbblns have re
turned from their eastern trip.
Mrs. J. D. Weaver and Miss Weaver are
at homo from a visit In Denver.
Dr. and Mrs. Dowrs returne/l / the first o !
the week from a > Islt to Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert T. Watklns havp re
moved to 521 South Twenty-sixth avenuo.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Jeffries have arrived
In Omaha to foi up their household pennies.
Miss Webster has recovered sufficiently
from her recent Illness to bo out once more.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Kountzo and Miss
Kcuntzo returned yesterday from their trip
cast.
Bishop and Mrs. Worthlngton have ar
rived In Omaha after an extended trip
abroad.
Mrs. William James Galbralth gos cast
today on a short visit to her homo In Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. A. Newman and Jicr son returned
last week , after a three months' visit In
Germany.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Shannon left last week
for California for the benefit ot Dr. Shan
non's health.
Lo Sueur Bedford returned Thursday after
a month's sojourn In Denver and other
Colorado points.
Mr. and Mrs. Louts T. Pardeo have oc
cupied their new residence at Twenty-third
and Cumlng streets.
Mrs. W. F. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs
F. B Nichols are at homo at 2014 North
Twenty-second street.
Mrs Frank L. Gregory aud daughter rc-
tuincd to their Omaha homo last Friday , after
a visit at Indianapolis.
Miss Grace McMillan , who'Is attending the
State university , spent a few days with ner
parents In Omaha last week.
Mr. and Mrs William J. Broatch and
family have taken up their residence In
the house formerly occupied by Dr. Leo at
1921 Cas& street.
Miss nila B. Abbott has accepted a position
with the music department of Aimom's In
stitute , Chicago , III. , and will remain there
during the w Inter.
Mrs Charles H. Brown and Miss Buck
left last week for New York and sailed for
Europe on Thursday. They will remain in
Berlin through the w inter.
Mr. Edward Gygcr , formerly ot Omaha and
now ono of the leading employes of Wana-
maker's New York store. Is soon to bo mari -
i led. The name of his brldo Is not reported.
Ills mother and possibly other Omaha friends
will go east to the wedding
Dr. Joseph T. Duryea , now residing In
Brooklyn , Is In quite feeble ; health , but still
continues 4ils pastoral duties. Mrs Duryoa
his followed her book , "Sir Knight of the
Golden Pathway , " published last year , with
another which will fcoon appear.
Mrs. Allco E. Points , late teacher in the
Omaha schools , is now a regularly appointed
teacher In the High school annex of Jersey
City , N. J. Since leaving Omaha she has
been doing substitute work and assisting In
night schools. Her two little daughters are
with her.
Ollt Of T M1 II GlIL'HtX.
Mrs. Henry Coe of New York City Is the
guest of Mrs. Lev ! Carter.
Miss Ella Belle of Cincinnati Is the guest
of iMrs. Charles T. Kountzc.
Mrs , Arthur Jerrems of Chicago will visit
Mrs George Mercer this week.
Lieutenant and Mrs. James T. Dean are
visiting General and Mrs. Dandy. *
Miss Mary H. Bliss of Iowa Falls Is the
guest of Mr. M. H. Bllbs at 1010 Park avenue
Mrs. Parker of Salt Lake Oily was the
guest last week of Mr. and Mra. G. M. Hitch
cock.
cock.Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E Squires last week enter
tained Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Anaconda ,
Mont.
Mr. Max Schwedersky of Paris , France , Is
In the city for a fev/ days , the guest of Mr.
Harry P. Whltmore.
Mr. and Mrs H. H. Sonnehlll of New York
woio the guests of Mr. and Airs. Joseph
Goldsmith last week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Fisher are spending
a few days In the city , guests of their daugh
ter , Mrs. A. M. Pinto.
Miss Cornish of St. Paul , who has been
spending a fortnight with Miss Kelly , left
for California last week.
Miss Mamlo Forbes of Oshkosh , Wls , Is
the guest ot Miss Hartman , and will act as
bridesmaid at the Clarke-Hartman wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Allen , who have been
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Sloan , left
last week for New York.
Miss Sue Clarke , of Indianapolis , who will
bo maid of honor at the Clarke-Hartman wed
ding , is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Krelder.
Miss Nellie Latus of Helena , Mont. , ar
rived in the city last week and will spend
several weeks here , tbo guest of Miss Ella
Reynolds ,
Miss Llzzlo Thomas of Fremont , who has
been visiting Mrs. L. T. Sundcrland at 1329
South Thirty-second street for two weeks ,
returned homo Friday.
Oil ( lu > Social Ciili'iiilnr.
The annual Junior social of the High school
students will occur next Friday evening.
Mrs. George Mercer gives a reception next
Friday from 3 to C In honor of her guest ,
Mrs. Jerrems. '
Mlsbcs Lobman and Rchfeld have Issued
Invitations for a dancing party tomorrow-
night at Metropolitan hall.
Dedicatory services will be hold this mornIng -
Ing at Trinity cathedral over the memorial
alms basins presented to the cathedral by
Miss Collins.
Mrs. John L. Webster will glvo a largo
dancing party soon , the occasion serving as
the formal Introduction to society of Miss
Allco Andreeson.
Union Pacific council , Royal Arcanum , has
Issued an announcement of Us first party
for the season which will bo held at Metro
politan lull on Wednesday evening , Novem
ber 24 Llko all cntcltalnments given by
Union Pacific council , this party Is limited
In Its attendance to the members of the
council , and being tha first of the season it
Is promised that It will take high rank among
social events The program calls for a con
cert , cards , dancing and refi cshmeiita.
Dr J H , Dally , late of the Chicago
Ophthalmic College and Hospital , Is In
charge of Dr W I ( Seymour's optical
parlors , 413-414 Karbach block , Fifteenth
and Douglas streets
Braun , Clement & , Co of Paris will give a
special exhibition of their beautiful carbon
picture's at Whltmore's Gallery , 1519 Dodge
street , Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday of
this week
MITKS ntOVl ( Ml Ml V .SUIIUllllS.
Tlori-nco.
J. B. Young of Crescent , la. , Is visiting
Dr. Tracy for a few days.
Miss Edith Sutherland Is visiting .Miss
Eunice Tracy for a few days.
The members of the Coffee club of Omaha
met at the homo of Mrs. D. C. Hass Thursday
evening ,
Mrs. W. R. Wall returned from Crawford ,
Neb. , Sunday , where she had been visiting
for a couple of weeks.
The Arctic lea company of Omaha leased
the north market square from the city and
i uow putting up au Ice hoiuo having a
capacity of 14 000 Una Tfoo IPO will bo
i from the water company reservoir *
The public aitiool was closed for i pcrnl
of two weeks on account of diphtheria Tjcrc
are several-o icg reported.
Dr. J. T. Tracv was elected assessor , lie
Is a domoertrt ; X'harles Tonnsend , repullcan ,
was eleetoJ ptd supervisor.
Mr , Holtzman and family Invo returned
from LDvehntl , la. , where they hive been
living for tha last year. They will make
taelr homettcre1 for the present.
The Burning of W. T. Parker's house last
Monday night destroyed an old lanlmark , as
the house Mui built In 1SC3. Mr. Parker
his a largc < imimbcr of old relics which he
kept In the nihoi.ee \ \ up to three years ago ,
when he had n , fire proof house built , and
transferred all ( he things to the new house
except an old piano , which had been In the
family for fifty years or more and which
was prized * wy much by Mr. Parker. This
piano was destroyed In the fire. It Is still
a mystery how the fire started. The house
hold goods of Marsh Hamilton were totally
destroyed by the fire. Ho had them stored
In the house , his wife having died a fovv
years ago , and ho VMSS not keeping house
llellov no.
Slnco the Incorporation of Fort Crook City ,
some tlmo ago , the people of that village
luvo been making strenuous efforts to have
the adjoining sections of school district/ ) , ono
and four , united and sot oft as a. separate
district. In eplto of the protests of the In
terested districts , last Saturday the county
superintendent , John Specdle , grtoted tne
petition of the new village. By this de
cision about $30,000 worth of taxable prop
erty was taken from District No. 1 , which
will so rcdilco the revenue of the public
schools hero that even with an Increased
tax the schools will bo compelled to close
ono or two departments , throwing them bark
Into the ungraded class. The Beltcvuo school
board at ouco jnnounccd Its Intention to
appeal the matter. Accordingly , Friday
evening a meeting of the taxpayers of the
district was called to ascertain whether the
board would bo sustained In this action
A. H. Hood , chairman of the beard , pie-
sided. After a heated discussion , the sup
port of the district was pledged the board ,
and the matter will bo taken Into district
court.
llOIIMOII.
Miss Miller of Omaha was a visitor among
friends In Benson during the last week.
The scholars of the schools enjoyed a holi
day last week , the schools being closed on
clectlou day.
Miss A. Sooy of Logan , la. , visited with
friends hero during last wc k before going
to Tabor , la.
The small boys of this town Indulged In
Halloween pranks last Monday evening No
serious damage was done.
The Social club of Irvlngton give a dance-
at the town hall last Siturdiy evening
Quito a number were present.
Services will bo held at the Methodist
Episcopal church today at 11 a m. The pas
tor for the coming year , Rev. Mr Bross , will
preach. i
Benson lodge No. 11C , Fraternal Union of
America , held a called meeting at the hall
last Wednesday evening. The next regular
meeting will bo held next Wednesday even
ing , November 10
All art lovers should sco the exhibition of
art works shown at Whltmore's Gallery on
Monday , Tuesday and Wednesday , only , of
this week.
i , I'viiAcii vi'iis.
* - i _ _ _ _
Luke Firm1 pf Orce'c ' > ' . Neb , Is registered
at the Barker.
C. A. Harpsr , of , Detroit , Mich , Is stopping
at the Barker.
3
E M. BaitMt returned Friday night from
a short cistern Ulp.
William Fleming left last night to spend
Sunday In Tabor , ' la.
E A. Cudihy started yesterday on a short
business trlpJ to/Chlcago.
Frink M. Sawyer nnd W. H. Reber of Kan
sas City are at tbjO iBaiker.
Miss A. F. , Chalmers left yesterday to visit
friends in Sajtj Ike City , Utah.
E A. Henderson < ? t Chicago , editor of the
Com Belt , \vas In the city yeuterday.
Ed Davis , Irf advance of Undo Tom's Cabin
c&mpany , Is 'ibglstcied at the Barker.
Guy C Dartfcu arrived In Omaha Friday
night after tpendlng a chart time In De.i-
ve ? .
George J. Coddlngton , manager of Love's
opera house at Fremont , Is stopping at the
Barker.
J. A. Wolr of the Mollne Plow company
returned to Mollne , 111 , yesterday after a
short visit In the city.
Philip Russel returned to the State uni
versity at Lincoln yesterday after a short
visit at his homo In this city.
J. F. Gowcns , freight agent of the San
Antonio & Aransas Pass railway Is a vis
itor In the city from Rosebud , Tex.
Ex-Governor Alvln Saunders , who has been
seriously III at his lesldeneo In this city , was
last night reported to bo consldeiably better.
David Tralll , train agent of the Union
Par-lfic , stalled yesterday for a few day's
hunting trip In the western part of the
state.
A party of Union Pacific officials , com
posed of PJ. . Nichols , L H. Korty , E. Buck
ingham and J. H. McConnell , started Friday
on a trip of Inspection lii the western part
of the state.
Rev. J. M. Wilson , who has been very III
with typhoid fever , Is reported by his physi
cians to be much better. His temperature
Is once more normal and ho Is considered out
of danger.
At the Mlllard : H. H. Post , Philadelphia ;
Lewis iB Solmon , Des Molnes ; George 0
Krusc , New York ; Mark Lajarls Philadel
phia ; Jesslo E Hall , Chicago ; George White ,
Rock Island ; W. S Arnold , Chicago ; H. M.
Tallman , Providence , R. I. ; P. M Shannon ,
Plttsburg , Pa. ; Henry Bannon , Portsmouth ,
0. ; N. W. Stone. Chicago ; C. H. Ketrldge
and daughter , Fairmont ; R. P , Atwell , Bos
ton ; W. M. Gothclmlk , Milwaukee : J. M
Borough , Austin , Tex. ; C. N. Kclley , St.
Louis ; E. L McBrldc St. Louis ; B. F. Bee ,
Boston ; John Rank , Jackson ; Fred Levy ,
Rock Island.
A handsome Xmas souvenir given away
by RINEHART with each dozen cabinet
PHOTOGRAPHS 1520 Douglas st.
1OC\1 ,
The regular Individual competitive drill
and dance of the Thurston rifles will take
place tomorrow evening.
J , M. Brown , a vagrant and petty thief , was
sentenced to thirty days with the street
cleaning gang yesterday by Judge Gordon
Frank B. Gee , charged with forgery by the
Charles Scrlbner company of Now York City ,
was bound over to the district court yester
day In bonds of $700
The county's milt against cx-Sherlff Coburn
to recover fecsrflt Is alleged ho Ins failed to
account for hnaibeen continued until the next
term of the dtetritt court. *
Harry Gllbcil , allnw "Dick Creole , " under
arrest for cutting John Pylo with a razor ,
was bound over to the district court yester
day afternoon liy Judge Gordon The bonds
were $700 , In default of which Creole went
to the county Jill to await trial ,
The Swedish. Mnthodlst church will hold
a Lazaar In tbo doun town district In the
wily part of December A committee has
been celected io JaKe charge of the worl. ,
with Rev 0 0 Karlson as chairman , F G
Anderson as secretary and C. E Malm as
trcahurer.
Contractor IJugh Murphy has started a
gang of men at resetting the curb on South
Sixteenth street , but no movement has yet
b'en made toward beginning the rcpavlng
The season Is now so far advanced that
there Is very little hope that any of the
pavement will on laid before spring
City Clerk Hlgby Is having trouble with
Judges and clerks of election who neg
lected to blgn the poll books. The work of
these ofilclals U not complete until the books
are signed and those who have failed to doge
go are supposed to call at the clerk's olllco
at once and attend to It. In the event of
failure to do so they will probably have
bomo dllllculty In collecting their pay.
Robert Payne , receiver of the Kearney
National bank , has filed a petition In the
United States eourt , asking to bo allowed
to eell to tha hest advantage possible such
assets In the shape of bllU receivable , notes ,
judgments and personal property as yet re
main In his hands. The bank- failed Sep.
tember 13 , 1S95 , and the receiver has realized
as much as be could from the assets In the
ordinary course of business.
Soutli Omaha News.
J. T. Hobertson was the enl candidate
voted on for assessor In the Klist ward at
the recent election , there being no candidate-
on the fusion ticket. Hob ° rtson received a
good vote and has been dectnrid alerted , but
It Is probable that ho w 111 hot mnko the as-
J scssment next spring. The Washington dis
patches announced a day or two ago that
llobcrtson had boon rnlnstatod as stock ex
aminer In the Dureau ot Animal Industry.
Ho cannot hold both positions and will re
sign ns assessor as soon as his commission
arrives. This action will leave the v\ay
open for the county commissioners to ap
point a man to fill the vacancy. Already
there are n number ot candidate In tins
field for the plan ; , and County Commissioner
Hector Is kept busy dodging them. The old
soldiers will make n play for the place und
some of the friends of Major Cress are pushIng -
Ing him , Major Cress ha's made two as
sessments for the city , the last one hiving
been apparently satisfactory to nil concerned
Other veterans are also bolng mentioned ,
among them being J. U. Krlon , J. 0 East-
mali nnd George W Howe.
Culiv cj iiiu-i- for Police tint * .
The commlttos on police Is Investigating
the necessity for purchasing a patrol wagon ,
or else maintaining a rig for the use of the j
police department. It Isxclalmed that the
city Is paying out nltogthcr too mucli money
for livery hire , and that something must bo
done to curtail expenses In this line Tha
bills for the last few months have coma
very nearly averaging JCO. This Is consid
ered exorbitant , nnd an attempt is to bo
made to cut the bills to $20 a month In the
future , a resolution to that effect having
been offered at the last session of the coun
cil and laid over pending a report from the
committee on police It Is thought that n
serviceable rig can bo used by the chief or
night captain as occasion requires , and thus
cut off a largo expenditure. It Is not thought
advisable at this tlmo to Invest in a patrol
wagon , as there Is no money available to
meet the first cost , let alone the keeping.
Ucninnil Wnlcliuifii nr lilKlitn ,
City Attorney Montgomery Is now engaged
In looking up the matter ot watchmen * and
electric lights at the railroad crossings
Some way Is to bo devised by the attorney
and the council to compel the railroads to
maintain cither lights or watchmen at the
crossings Sonic tlmo ago a committee vvis
appointed to call upon the railroad officials
with n view to arriving at sonic settlement
of the question. To use the words of ono
of the councllmen the committee met with
a frost and did not return. The Intention Is
now to compel the loads by mandamus to
maintain either elcctilc lights or watchmen
or possibly both.
Aiux'iil II-IIIH tin1 Dt'c'lNlon.
The cltlrons of nellevne have decided to
appeal from tt- decision of John Spccdlc ,
county superlnteL/dent of school1 ? , In the
matter of creating another school district
Superintendent Si > eedio decided to cut off the
portion of the dlstilct In which fort Crook
City Is located , thus depriving Liollcvue of
the revenue- from liquor licenses and about
$00000 worth of taxable property A meet
ing v.as held at Ucllcuic last Friday night ,
wlien George S Unrtch the treasurer of the
school dlstilct , was authorised to take the
matter to the courts Legal proceedings v\lll
commence at once
DeuHi of mi DM ItCNlil 'll ( .
ndwani McVey , for a number of years a
resident of this city , Is dead. 'He ' was taken
ill at his boarding lionse. Thlrt-third and ( }
streets , Friday and a ph > ! > lcian called The
doctor pronounced It a case of pneumonia
mil had the patient removed to the South
Otr. < nlM hospital In an houi after arriv lug
at the licapltal MeVey died Deceased was
a puisloner of the Cudahj Packing company
mfl for several years has been paid a good
salaiy whether ho worked or not. Arrange
ments for the funeral aie not jet com
pleted.
TrciiuIieN Nut < I'MllccI.
The trenches dug by the gas company on
N street still remain , the mayor not havlix
taken any stops > et to replace the paving
\s the cost of filling tl e tren'ches ' and rc-
la > lng the concrete and brick paving will
amount to about $ JOO Mayor I nsor does not
feel like Incurring the expense unless he Is
jure of ccmpclllng the gas comiany to pas
the bill It Is thoiifint that the matter will
be settled In some way within a few dayt , .
WliiH Suit VixniiiMl CM millers.
Mis Anna Eke has been awarded a Judg
ment by the district court against 'Frank '
Dolczal and Joe Koutsky. 'Mrs Eke sued to
rcroier $37 CO lost by her husband in u
gambling house operated iby the defendants
T.io case was tried last spring before a
local justice and Judgment rendered for the
full amount An appeal was taken to the
district court and uMrs IVko wins the amount
ued for along with the costs
Cl < > CiOHHlp.
Docs It stop ? Godfrey , the Jeweler.
W. B. Morton , coal , G10 N. 21th. Tel. 1C9
Dr. Aberly , 23rd and M stieets Tel. 175
Packers' National bank Capital , $100,000
John W Giibblo has returned from a trip
to South Dakota.
Sidney White is spending a few days with
friends in Llnco n.
James V Chlzek has gone to Iowa to spend
a week with friends.
W. K. Roy of Opal , Wyo , was a business
visitor In the city yesterday.
A. F. Sanders of Cedar Rapids spent yes
terday in the city with friends.
O. E. Bruce will conduct eei vices at the
Fourth ward mission this afternoon.
Harry Catp ntcr has gone to Chicago to
spend a couple _ of days with friends.
F. J. Hoi ton of Julesbiirg , Cole , was hero
yesterday , the guest of W. M , Gcddcw ,
Ire'and In Pictures can bo obtained at
Stott's stationery htore , 240G N street.
Colonel George Elmoro of Halleck , Nov. , Is
liero looking after his property Interests.
Miss Carrie Mercer of Burton Is here vis
iting her uncle , J. F. Smith of Albright.
Councilman Mort let the contract yesterday
for his new residence on Thirty -second street.
St. Bridget's church has b < > en granted a
permit for a $ lr.OO addition to the piesent
edifice.
Scott King went to Missouri Valley yester
day to look after ono of hta brothers , who is
qulto sick
Charles Chandler of Avery has ptirchised
the Inteiest of Wlllhm E Patteison In the
Fort Ciook Sun ,
Arrangements for the f uncial of PatrleK
Outlet will not bo made until telatlveu fiom
abroad ore hcarJ from
John D O'Leary of Bellevue has been
elected countv commlbslnner of Sarpy county
to buccced W. F. Mat tin.
Ireland in Pictures can be obtained at
Stott'H stationery store , 210G N stnct
The Infant hon of Frank Iloman , Thirty-
fifth and W streets , was burled yrs-erday
aftoinoon at Laurel Hill cemetery
Joe Loch employed at Swift and Com
pany's , had three lingers on his right hand
badly cut In some machinery yesterday.
Miss Jean Doyd Mullen will lend the En
deavor uoclety services at the First PICB-
iiytcilan church at G JO o'clock this even
Ing
Rev E. A. Russell , state Sunday bchcol
missionary , will preach at the First liapttat
church this morning The pastoi. Rev Van
Winkle , will preach In the evening
P A. Valentino , general manager of the
Armour Intereat , arrived in the city yester
day. He stated that the Intention was to
complete the packing house buildings by
March
Ireland In Pictures can bo obtained at
Stott's stationery store , 210G N uticet
Rev Dr Whce'cr will preach thla morning
at the First Presbyterian church on "Tho
Valley of Dry Bones. " The evening topic
will bo "Tho Poor the Inheritance of the
Church "
The Ll > o Fto"k exchange will meet Men
day afternoon to eluU delegates to the an
nual meeting of the National Llvo Sto'-k '
exchange which will bo held at Sioux City
next month
I.Ike Hie brilliance f majiy Kein U /
every i > le-ce of JJUlK-y cut uUiui 'JliU .Jtf&a
trade iiiurH U alwuja on Hie irtnu-
iltni 'iril
AOTI : roii TIH : C\UMV\I ,
Inlrrext SHU Short it In the
INMMilnr foiitrnl.
The followlnfc Is n summary ot - thaotc
cast up to the clone of the polln-
Annn M Nnmiira. S Miti l Wllhltn . . . . M
Je le Dickinson 8 15 } Holmn Kptnclrr . M
Annotie Hmll.j MM riounw Mor . . . . ro
V'rV.A ' ( > r nl'l S7IS i.ucy l'iirl ( li . r >
AtUllnr N h ! .8rs 1'onrl KMtnn .
Anim lit ) woinl . ! U7 Sn.ll ? Alfamkr . . . 7
HeirmH Km it t 9K KmllyVnrclmin. . . . . S
Man Hnl.in.'nn . l ytnnn \ Stilverlck . . . = 5
The following have five votes each Hdlth
Dahlstrom , MJS George Mercer , Laura Levl ,
nthol Sclver , Mis Clmrlis Youse. Minnie
Sargent , Miss Andres. Alice Drown
The following have four votes each Mlu-
nlo Somcrs , Llbbj Ilernsteln , Maud Tay
lor , Cljde Illanchard Pearl Wellej , Mrs
Ella Cullslp. Mrs Arthur llcmlngtoa. Hes
ter T.ajlor Jlrs Dion Ger.aldlnc
The following have three votes ctich
Susy Smith Giaco Atkcn. Hermlne Hlesslng ,
nilzabcth I'ock. Clara Thomas , Mrs H. L
Dean , Anna Julius Courlnp Armstrong ,
Mabel Uennctt Helen Powell , Hllle Mrnam
Mra William Nash , lllrdle Illrkett , Minnie
BurRland Illancho Craig Jivnnlo Ucualdson
Anna Ilejman , Maj Uonncr , Hann.ili llru-
min. Mrs Charles Goer , Mabel Vaughn Sue
Studebsrker Hlla Slmpsin Florence Dona
hue , Hdltli Ilpckn'an Minnie Neal Mrs Lee
KratMatilda Illlmeiward.
The following have two votes each nan
ces Downei , Migglo Wilson , H.attle Harton
M iy Hobbs Lou 13 Dlsbrow , Maggie Rhine
Miss Hums Julia H Jones , Mabel D-mald-
son , Ilesslo Cummlngs , Louise Mot , Mrs
Lev I Weeks , Lizzie Drumlng. Dlanch Miller
May Newton Winifred Hoe Emma , n Hob-
InsJii , Luey Sboureti , Llzzlo Walsh , Bessie
Wright Mrs A Darlow , Lulu Ddwatds. Lu-
clnda Gamble Mrs Charles IJralnard , Ulancb
Griffith , Mabel Packard , Miss Drcnncn , Miss
Carey , Miss Cleveland. Miy Collins , Dolllo
Coftman , Miss Prost. Matilda Helmersward ,
Mrs Jack , Klttlo SwarWacider , Miss Stlger ,
nello Vogel , Claia Rood , Marlon C Ilallor.
The following have one vote each Miss
Allen , Miss Blancbard , Miss neckman , Miss
Uurrls , Susie Colpetzcr , Miss Crelghton
Maude Dlvolly , Ctta Thompson , Alma Trlm-
blo , Lnc > TTiickv Hester npenctcr Bessie
Fields , Miss HendilcKa , Jessie Hamilton ,
Rose Kuncl Miss Morrell Mrs Ralph Lewis ,
Miss O Mulcahey , Miss Squires , Mary Samp
son , Miss SwartBess McPall. Minnie Neil ,
Miss Mabrey , MUs McShane nngcnle Whltl-
more , Zaldee Uorsey Maggie Reed.
C MINIVAL NOTES
The carnlva headquarters have been kept
busy today bj our joiing people Becking In
formation In reference to the organl/atlon
of clubs and selection of uniforms.
From present Indications the Ice carnival
will form nn Interesting page In Omaha's
history. The newspapers throughout the
courtly are taking the matter up and press
matter has been forwarded to New York
upon request of the Aesorlatcd News
The Hist day's ballot for maids of honor
In South Omaha by the Tribune ballot shown-
Ethel Honey , 25 ; Tessle O'Too'e ' 20 ; Maggie
McGulrlc , 10 ; Alice Nelll , 14 ; Manllnp Laur
11 ; Cora Holmes , 11 , and twenty other candi
dates having from 1 to 9 votes
The Interest in the carnival Is fully as
great In our sister cities and towns as at
homo jnd the outlook for a great attendance
Is very flattering
Rcmcmbei that the count of the vote l
now being conducted In the business olllce
of The Bee and a cordial Invitation Is ex
tended to all paitlcs Interested to watch It
Miss Bella Scott , whu was In the
lead for Queen Polaris In the voting
contest , hca withdrawn on account of being
desirous to promote the kindliest feeling
among the people Interested. The following
letter explains itself-
Messrs Norrli & Love , Carnival Manag
ers Gentlemen Klndlv withdraw mj n.inn *
from the ll t of candidates for the Queen
of the Carnival Thanklntr vou. I remain.
> oui , respectfully , 1SI2LLI2 SCOTT
It line ; been Intimated that one of the causes
of the withdrawal was a complaint made to
the postoflko ollltlaln that the mall carriers
were gathering coupons on their i outre nnd
the consequent order given to cease collectIng -
Ing the votes. Mlts Scott deems that sttcli
complaint WHS liirdlj called for on the
grounds that her hallotn were fairly cast and
( .minted and legitimately obtained. She
states that her whole heart Is in the success
of the cainlval nnd she withdraws In the
spirit of haimony , despite the assurances of
her friends tint they will support her to the
end.
end.Tho
The amount of work being done In adver
tising the carnival is wondciful It IH now
discussed throughout the whole country and
Canada and the Idea was only formed two
weeks ago
The co'ors adopted by the carnival man-
igCis as tbo official toloiu arc blue and gold.
The Polaris badge is catching on ami many
: ) f thorn are already decoiatlng the attlies
uf the people
Get the best PHOTOGRAPHS and Xm.is
souvenirs at IUNKHAHTS 1520 Douglas st
SHOCKS THI3 lis kMOI.M29
< ) in ii tin AVnnmii frrnli' * n Stir | u
I < i mi' M CiiiiMiil ,
Miss I'ffln Culver , an Omaha girl Iocs |
In Den Molnrs , IH. , A short time KKO. Ui
BcemhiRly treated the citizens of that town
to nu exhibition of a very bicery wre'i ' n
spirit. A DCS Molncs piper recites that „
has been plnjlng very fasl with the affectlotn
ot n w withy Innkeeper nnd hno been treat' '
him In a reprehensible way. Shortly at IF
her arrival , It Is said , nho unleied his rn.
taurant and engaged board. On her necoi I
visit nhe notlccil that the ttnllcrs vvero ovc/1
worked and going to the rescue , libored wuli
such dispatch that ordcis appeared .ind dlah i
vanished In a marvelous fashion
The proprietor , Jttscph Leaner a man Gl
> ears old , was plenscd with her deftness and
vvna so abrupt as to make n proposal of nnr-
rlage. The joung v\omau closed the deal an.l
the wedding took place on October 8 The
affairs of the restamant vveio partial ! } given
Into the hands of Mrs l.vhnir and she man-
agt'd things with n stiong hand nnd a ready
one. She took commands from mum and had
eoon set up tu the establishment a small
sized despotism.
Mr. Lehner did not so much object to thl
and was reiuonnbly happy until the storm
came which vvieckcd his dieam It wna n
gloomy one in the form of a dusky ithlopo :
from Omaln , who averted that Mrs. I.elmor
hid hetn his vvlfo tor three jears and Iden
tified a quantity of clothing In her trunk as
hta Mr. Lehnei concluded that hK vvlfu had
not been ti eating him right and proceeded
to order her out of the house. Mis Lehner
made a demonstration \\ltli u revolver but
finally decided to place her cnso In the hands
of a lawyer on the ground that tln < negro had
never been her husband Mr Lehner 9 filth
was poisoned , howcvoi , and he began a suit
for a dlvorco yesterday.
Don't miss the beautiful Xmaj exhibition
of Ilratin , Clement k Co.'s picture * direct
from Paris on Mondn > , Tuesday and Wednes
day of this week.
week.wiimiOHirs
wiimiOHirs G.\I.LIRY ,
1CI9 Dodgu St.
Opening rishci's cigar store 1.105 Fnrnam
bt. , Tuesday evening , November [ t
I'ol' Ills
Connd Heck of ITM Spiuldlng stiect r -
ported yesterday thut his daughter , Jllnnle ,
14 > cais old , strnved from the ptientnl roof
* 1\ weeks ngo nnd h ! not slnee returned.
At th it time , lu > 9tati" < , ho Meeuied foi her
u place as nur-se gill vvlln u fumllj lumtd
Wright , at Forty-second nml Cinnlng
stieets , as his children hud no mother uiul
vveif cnnsunlly ( ju iitillng. lie dNeovored
a short time ago th it his daughter linil Im-
luedLucly left the plaee and hud gone to
visit friends on Cut-OfT Islind These pee
ple. are named Quliil in , and Heck < late
that thoj refuse to divulge his ilaughter's
whereabouts aiul aet In a "tuspleioiisi man
ner. 'lhe > siy she Is loeiited with a goo < l
famllj , but aM tit tnat tnt'j luvi no fur
ther Infoimitlon n girding liti Iteik his
been scarehlng for his ( laugh 01 In i\ery
probable dlreellon mil now vvNtui t < n ist
the aid of llu > police lie st iln that --he
IH an unicm illv pn-ttv girl and f us tint
she m.iv have been Induced to toop 'o an
unworthy life
Iheio Is no need of little children hung
tortured bj sejld head , ecvema an 1 sMn
eruptions De Witt's Witch lliuel 1l
gives Instant relief and cuuw pinuinon'ij.
Subscrlbo for I ho Sumlij Uec nnd rcid
Anthouj Hniie's great sloij biuun Dale"
nm ILIU
Special for This Week
Several hundred stylish
CAPS FOR CHILDREN ,
wprth $1.25 , the be sold at 25c
and 48c each.
Hundreds of New Pattern
Hats just received cut prices
on these this week.
1512 Douglas St ,
yv v/\v % xxN * \
ry , {
livorj day
wo soil lots
of
tiuit makes
room f o r
other now
onud which
in o shipped from Now York iilim at dtiily
to ua Some aio just lilco tlioso wo'vo
hnd , if'tjood stvlo but iniiny aio now
iiylo cloukH that are just out in Now
York. If not Bit it oil yet
Come and sec our
latest coats. . . .
Splendid ones
fi om
CLOAK & SUIT GO ,
1510
o and ologitnt line of
Beaded Garniture and Bands ,
Braided and Blouse Fronts ,
Yokes , Military Loups , Bands ,
Skirt Garnitures , Etc.
NEW RIBBONS.
Received yesterday , an invoice of NEW NOV
ELTY RIBBONS , in Piaids and new fancy weaves-
all widths at popular prices. *
Best Embroidery Silk , 400 dozen three slceins for I
io cents.