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8 THE OMA1TA TATLY ) 15EE : SASTUTCDAV , JAXUATIT 20 , 180S.
CONQUERS THE MISSOURI'S
Appearance of Kotinlzi Park Does a Great
V/ork in Conversion ,
ST , J3SEPH MEN SEE AND ADMIT ALL
Inxprc-llcni cif Hi Munition Orcnind anil
Cnrrli-N ( , ' < nn Ictlcin
n Int o ( S
Men.
A delegation of twcnty-nve ot the
rcsrntntlvo business and professional men of
St Jcneph , Mo. , arrived In the city ycstcr-
ilay for the pun.oso of Investigating
for themselves the exact status of the ex
position and the preparations which are
being made for the great show. They
arrived at ti .10 a. in. , nndwere met at the
depot by 11. W. Richardson and Dudley
fimlth of the reception committee , who
escorted them lo the .Mlllard hotel. At 10
o'clock the remainder of the reception com
mltlce. Including President Wattles , Warrc
Swltzlcr II. W. Hates , W. S. Popploton , G
JI Hitchcock , 'F. H. Davis and G. W
I nlngcr , assembled at the hotel , nnd men
fhrcctly to the exposition grounds. All tli
points of Interest about the grounds wcr
visited , about an hour being consumed 1
this way. Llko all the other visitors from
a distance , the members of the vlsltln
delegation , without exception , cxpresse
great surprise at the largo scale on wlilc'
the whole enterprise Is being carried out
They piled the local committee with ciucs
tions regarding the status of affairs In th
several departments , and manifested grcM
Interest In all that pertained to the matter
Alter the buildings and grounds had bcul
fully liibpeci ed the special lunch was servci
at the' Omaha club
Two of the St. Joseph party , F. W. Max ;
neil asid R M. Davis , are members ot the
( Missouri Exposition Commission , and were
with the commission when It visited Omaha
earlier In the- month They acquired con
sldorablo enthusiasm regarding the expos !
tion on that occasion and were loud In their
praise of the enterprise and the progress
whiih had been made , together with the
Importance of the many Interests of St
Joseph being well represented by exhibits
They say that their statements were regarded
with suspicion by the people of St Josepl
-who had not been In Omaha to see for Ihcm-
Bi-lvea and out of this suspicion grew the
tha Commercial club of St Joseph nnd Mr ,
Davis is president of the II. T Davis Milling
company , a concern well Known In this sec-
lion by bomo of Its products
SENTIMENT AT ST JOSEPH.
Speaking of the feeling In St. Joseph , Mr ,
M.ixwcll nald , "Our jieoplo mo considerably
Interested in the exposition , but they do nol
appreciate * the grand scale on which the.
people of Omaha are preparing for that
affnlr When I returned from my trip here
with the Mlbsourl commission , I was flllci
vith enthusiasm for the exposition and the
importance of our people being well repre
sented and commenced talking exposition to
evjjiybody They boon commenced to say ,
'Oh those Omilm people simply hypnotl/c
you , ' and they refused to bellevo that the
advertising matter nnd pictures your Public
ity dtpartmcnt is bending out are actun
rcpusentatlons of what the buildings are to
be nnd they regard the bird's-eye view as a
freak of the Imagination. I told them tint
the only thing on the picture that I did not
Ef-o In com so of preparation was the ( lying
inaclilno , and I thought piolnbly you hai !
that concealed somewhere- about the grounds
It was finally decided that the be-st thing to
do would bo to hi Ing some of our most
prominent bublnes.3 men up here to see for
thcm < > ilvca , and they nro here
' Wo have a local cmsitlon commission , '
continued Mr M-ixnell , 'and our mnmifac-
tutlng Interests will ho well represented
Our tonimlos'oi ' numbers sK membeis , three
of wh mi nro In our party The members arc
L C Hums urrsldc-nt , Frank Frcytag , II
M D-uls. E T. Abbott , Louis Ha * , sr , am :
myself "
Mr Davis Is making tjrcoarntlons to make
.1 1'ii e exhibit of the products of the R. T
Pnvi ! Milling compinv , negot'atioiis ' with the
D piitmcnt or Exhibits having been In
progress for some time
THIS IS THE PARTY ,
Thr- following people constitute the party
T W Evins banker ; D It Fuller , whole- !
eal" dry poodi .1 C Wyatt retail dry goods ,
T R Wall wholesale diy goodrf , E. J. Eckel ,
anhltect ; John Combe- , printing and lltho-
grapnlug , Robeit Winning , wholesale mllll-
nerv , W Hamilton Smith , wholesale paper ,
Jimes L Divisoi , wholesale millinery , W
A P Mdo-iilcl ) binltct anil capitalist , E A
King manufacturer ; T. C Bjiro , wholesale
dry goods , Eugene Wcrthcinler , who esale
luiuors C. A. Toney. manufacturer ; J II
Li.nl s and August Saltzmau , county Judges ,
Otto Silt/matin , real estate ; ex-Mayor Hait-
wlg capitalist ; J. G. Schrelclor , tanker ,
Frank Frcytag , maragcr Gazette ; C A
I'felffor R one contractor and builder ; R. M
Davis , miller ; W. II Allison , chief clerk
county court , II. M Ilatchcller , commercial
agent A , T. & 3. F. Ity ; F. W. Maxwcjl ,
Et-c-ipf.jiy Commercial club ; A. J Fleming.
The visitors will leave for homo at 10
o'chxk on the regular tialn of the Kansas
City St Joseph & Council HIulTo railway.
After luncheon a shoit tlmo was spent
In a mutual Intelchango of compliments be
tween the visitors nnd the- exposition olll-
cliils On behalf of the formci , Charles
Pfelffer nnd Judge August Snltzman e\-
picssrd their surprise nt the mngnltudo of
the tealo on which the prcrara'lous are
being mido for the exposition and prom
ised to do all In their powei to Impress upon
the people of their city the absolute nr-ces-
tlty of all Intercuts , being icprcsented by
exhibits.
Rrmaiks wore nude by President Wattles ,
It W Richardson , Warren Swltzler and W
S Popplcton , especial stress being laid upon
the point that the exposition la not a local
affair , but an exposition which will bo par
ticipated In by nearly every state In the
union.
The parly returned Jioino at 10 o'clock
last night on the regular tialn of the Kan-
has City , St. Joseph & Council Bluffs rail
way.
\Valrr Conllillltc'tMitUnir. .
A few members of the special exposition
committee appointed to Investigate Into the
question of water supply for the exposition
grounds met at headquarter * ! iat-t evening to
report As there was not a quorum present ,
the meeting was postponed until Monday
night On hiiggnstlon of r P. Klrkondall ,
Secretary WakeOeld was directed to request
Mr J E Uaum of thu Commercial club lo
bo present at the * meeting together with a
commitieo of thre-o others ( roni thu same or-
ivnlritlon. alio J E lloyd of the Board of
Trade , with p commltlcp of three ; W G
Shriver of the Rf.il F-state exchange , tilth
n committee of tlueo ; Gcoigu F Munro of
the Oiiah.1 Duelling Men's acsochtlon with
the Ramo number and President W II Hell
of the Central Labor union with a similar
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair ,
Gold Alcdal , Midwinter Fain
CREAM
BAHNft
A Faro Orspo Cream ot Tnrtar Povltt :
, 'iO YEARS THE STANDARD ,
number. The natcr company wns nlfo re
quested to send a representation.
A communication from the water compan ;
la In the hands of the committee , which I
not looked upon fnornbly and It Is the ob
Ject of the meeting to get a general oplnlo
at to the marncr In which the exposltlo
shall dcrhc Ita water
< ioCIINOII iir.t.rs OUT
-K H.'iOd ( ( hr fiiti < l for 111
Stfifr'N ix | > i > llloii ) | | > | II > .
Governor Stephens of Missouri la mipport
Ing his faith with viorks A dispatch to Th
Iloo received last night BB > S "Prcslden
Clark II. S-impeon of the Missouri Omah
Kxpositlcii commission end It. A. Blossom o
the executive committee , both of St. Loulo
vvcro In Jefferson City today In conferenc
with Governor Stephens and Secretary Car
roll , regarding the work of the committee
They were greatly pleased with the jiresen
outlook for a splendid Missouri cxhiolt a
Omaha. Governor Stephens made a llbcra
donation to the fund , $500.
"Governor Stephens today appointed th
following named gentlemen as addltlona
members of the Missouri commsslon of th
On aha exposition Hon. It. C. Morgan , La
mar , Judge Andrew Ulllson , Klrkovlilc , 13c
1 > White , Harrison IllcA. ; . I , Walker
Louls'ann ; James Whcelces , St. Louis ; lion
i : . M. Uarber , Trenton , J. I ) . Allen , llutlci
C ItValtcrs , Hlch Hill ; Ur. J. J. Stevens
Clinton. "
The St. Louis commission Is losing n
time , but la making as rapid preparation
for the exposition as can be The Kepubll
contains the following account of the meet
Ing held Tlinrsda ) night-
A well attended meetingof fie St. Ix > Ul
Trunmnlsslsslppl Utiiosltlon cormnlislon vvu
lie-Id liiHt lilgnt < tt the .Mercantile club to
further iierfrc-t nrriingeinentu for u bellttlrif ,
icjirctientntloii of the Induitrles of St. LAW
nt the Tniismlsslsslppl Exposition , to b
held In Oinnhii during the ) liresent > e.i
irom Junu to November
Clarlt If Simpson , president of tlio Mw
EOiltl commlKsliiti , prcsldtd nt the nuetliitf
A number of iiiitvvtri to querlts font to .
number of the leading Imsinc"1 ! associations
uiul mercantile coiic-c-iiis of tie city wire
uad by Sc-c-rc-tary Sturrltt. Of thu answers
lead twenty-two conuoniH e\piii < 8eil their
Intuitions of being repres > onte < l cit the ex
position. Among' thcie wore the Cc-liti i
Ti Icphone and Klec tile oompinj , H. T. Hnb
bill Soap Lonip.iu > , \IlssomI Mollne 1'lovv
coinpanj , Uliukmcr .1 lost J'lpe compuij
St. lciuls C'jcle lompiny , Crown Unsc > ci
Oil compinv , A. 1) . Uoilei , Amor can HUcul
compaii > , Kim H.irliei Supply company
liiulc Stive and Itniiho compiuv. St. Louis
rurnltiirc c-oininn > , Hoard of 'li.ido , Spiti-
Ish. club , S M Kordvcs , 1J C. Stulliw
Jt A Gardner , Charles \\Yiineher , Schul/
HeltliiK comiMin , J. II Conraden Chair
compiny and several others.
The queitlcm of lie nmount of spice re
quired to cflu lively present the dlspl-os
occupied considerable cllsc-ussloii. The \nll-
! CO to 3,000 squarefeel. . An ImimtaiH foit-
tne developed during the discussion \v.is
that a number of Chicago ! > hoe compinlcs
- vve-io trjlnfr to monopolize all the desirable.
sp ice ut the exposition.
Clialimin Sampson announced that n loca
s'loe compiny had been In correspondence ,
with the Omnliii managers In this icgard
nnd rccehed a uply of an unsatisfactory
nature This led to a proposition that > i
. committee bo appointed to visit Ormh.i foi
the puiposu of nri.inKing foi f-pace am
rates. iJuilnpr the discussion It was statP (
that there- seemed to be a disposition on tie
put of the man igeirrnt ut Oma'ia to ciaig
tales th it wtro considered bomevvh.il ev
oibltant.
A motion -wns mndo to the effect that
such a committee be appointed by C 1' .
Wilbildge. but It was side-tucked fet an
other to t'lc ' effect that a meeting of the
exhibitors be called for next "Jhuibdij
.ifti-rnoon at 2 o'clock , to be hold at the
Mercantile club , when the committee could
bo more suitably selertrd.
The MUsouil exhibits at Omaha , or at
least the St. Ious ! portion , will probtbly
be grouped. Tils biip estlon was made by
J.V. . V > Cle.ue , who thought the dls-
plny could be made more conspicuous
thPieliv Tlu > commission lacry desirous
that all prospectlse exhibitors gho them
definite answers lib boon as possible , as the
time limit for space Is set for Tebruary 10 ,
ilthougi this is not absolutely Imperative.
It vv.is stated , however , that the desirable
spnce w is being rapidly taken and th il
the boonei fin il arrangements were mad'1
the- better It would be for all concerned
PiesldiMlt Sampson will leave for .leffei-
.son Clt > this morning- confc-r with Cov- !
oi nor Stephens and Sicrpfir > Carroll of Me
commission In reird to the Mlsbourl e > -
hlbit. I'rom the information thev have at
present in their possession , sa > s Ml. Samp
son , the- Missouri display will bo a ct edit
able one.
A lepiescntatlvo of the Trades and Tiboi
asscmhl } abked the commlsslan's co-opeiu-
tlon foi tin Inteinatlon.il exposition In lOOT
to cplebr.ittho lOOti anniversary of the
] lire-base of Louisiana from the Frenc'i pov.
< rnment , nnd wns Informed that the matter
would be consldeied later.
jnrrnnsoN CITY , MO , Jan. 2S in ccni >
to an Inquliy by Secretary Carroll of the
Missouri Transmisslss'tnl n.HJ ltlon comniis-
blon , the Omaha ttunagemrnt advices him
that the Missouri buildings at the exposition
maj be constructed entirely. Interior and ex-
tcrlrr , from Missouri pine , and It inclosed
the following Information , which should
arouse Missouri lumbermen to action "The
subcommittee of the Georgia Imposition com
mission appointed to confer with the lumbc.-
men of the state Is actively at work cia-
vasfilng the lumber Interests and ascertain
ing how much lumber each firm will con
tribute toward the- erection of the GcoigU
l > lne palace The commission will meet In
Macon wo. when It Is cuje-ctcd tint replies
will liave been lecelved from all points , and
Llmt dcflnlto action can bo taken at that
At n meeting of the executive committee
jcstorday afternoon Manager KlrKendill
aid before the committee the following bids
'or ' the docking , railing and other flnlsli
around tlio lagoon : Smith & nastman , $11-
GIO ; Chicago Construction company , $10800 ,
It C. Strchlow , $10C.OO. The contract was
ordered awarded to Strchlow.
Governor Atkinson of Georgia notifled the
cominlttea that ho had appointed Hon.
\ugustus DuPont of Uul'ont , Ga. , to be
vice president of the exposition for that
state , 'iho appointment was conflrmcU.
NOI-H nC ( In-
Colorcl W K. Caffce , commandlnfc the
"Second regiment of the National Guzril of
Mlssjurl , Is making preparations to bring
ils entire regiment to the exposition and
spend the usual tlmo of the annual encamp-
uml In this city
Lorado Tafft of Chicago , first vice prcsl-
lent of the Ceutral Art association , has
accepted the appointment as chairman of
ho Art congress , tendered him by the con
gress lommltteo of the Woman's Board of
Managers , and will taXo up at once the work
of formulating a plan for the congress ,
Secretary Carroll of the Missouri I'xposl-
Ion commission , icpnrts that the various
committees of the commission are making
eplcndU piogrcss , but some of these com-
nlttecs will not be prepared to make rc-
lorts at the meeting arranged to bo held
vlth the Kansas City Commercial club
IVbruary 1. nnd that meeting has been post-
loiu-d , subject tn the oill of Chairman Samp
son. A meeting will be held with the
Causes City Commercial club at a later
late.
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Iho Dig Store's ad Is cu the Cth page.
Ucad It.
_
Pi of Ta > lor's Illustrated Lecture , "Tho
teal Husaln , " at First I'rrsb orlan church ,
Monda ) , S p m i\dmlselon 25 and 15 cents
i'lillmiiii " ' .nirtit Mt-eiiprii.
eave Omaha dally for Ogdcn , San Francisco ,
'ortland and other western points \la thn
UNION 1'AOIPIC.
Tor tickets and full Information call at
Clt ) Ticket OlDco. 1302 Tarnam St.
ln > Is IliiKc-x a
Whlln at Lincoln the other day ShcillY
MeUonald lenrncjcl that Charles Uavl , alias
Orleans , had been la > lng plans for the com
mission or crlmn In the penitentiary , to
which place he was Bent lust July to serve
out a uc\ endear term , having been con-
Icted of robbery. Bomu days ago the ;
> rlnon nuthoiltlei ) becama suspicious of
> avlti and 01 tiered him Kcarclied. In 0110 of
| | 3 Ktocltitiju the ticarch biought to llwn
n dagger with n blade fully uU InchOH in
enetli mndo by Iavl while emplojcd In
'lo pilson blaclismlth shop.
Take the time to read Hajden Bros , ' ad
u Slli page.
Kiint 'I'liiir. 'I'liroviuni Curn.
TU the UNION PAOIFIO to Denver ,
Salt Lsko City. San Francisco
and Puget Sound points For
T tea and full Information call
* t City Ticktt OClcc , 1303 raroitu 6t >
IfllYA LEGISLATURE TODAY
Oomo to Inspect the Progress Mntlo by
Exposition Buildings.
TWO GOVERNORS WLL BE HERE , TOO
Slice- 1 ill Train O\rr Uie llopk Inland
from DC-M Mciliui.VIII Itrliur tlic
( ireiili-Ml Di-U-Katlun < tf VU-
Hort llcccl cil ,
lown TV 111 hold the center ot the nlage
at Kountze park today Ordinary routine
business will go on Just the oame among
the army of mechanic , * who arc now en-
Engcd In erecting the buildings for the ex
position , but their tiieratlons will be car
ried on under Hie cjcs of nearly every mem
ber of the Iowa legislature , most ot the state
officials , representatives of the DCS Molnos
cud other prominent Iowa newspapers , nnd
an lincstlmated number of cltl/ens of tlio
great state between the two rivers.
Governor Slmv of lown and Governor IIol-
comb ot XetH-aslvei will also meet and talk
exposition during -the da ) .
The Iowa party comes from lies Molncs
on a Hock Island special train , which will
leave the Iowa cipltal abaut S o'clock this
morning , and will reach Omaha at 11 , com
ing through cu special time. No stop will
be made at Council Uluffs , but the train
will come right through from lies Molnes
to Omalia. From the depot the Usltors will
bo Inkeui by the repetition committee , whls'i
consists of the entire cxi > jsitlon directory ,
and escorted direct to the grounds
At the grounds the buildings under way
will be taken In and all the additional work
projected will bo explained Iti full to the
Hawke > es. After the place has been thor
oughly Inspected , the cxcmslcnlsts will bp
returned to the Mlllard hotel , where lunch
will be seived , anid exposition matters will
be discussed.
In connection with the \Islt It Is of feomc
Interest lo know that the Iowa Imposition
commission bis asked for an additional np-
prcnriatloa of $17,100 to make complete the
cxhlolt fnr the state In accordince wl'h the
plans prepared by the commission and turned
in with Us report to the governor some weeks
eince The exhibit contemplated Is nvery
comprehensive one , showing In detail all of
Iowa's vailed rc&ources and enterprises. The
ratural Interest of Iowa in the expoblllon
Is being enhanced by the discussion the
matter Is receiving throughout t'.ie fctate , In-
In certain quarters This -visit of the legis
lators Is In nowise an olllelal one , but Is
on Invitation , that the members may have
an orijortuttlty of Informing themselves
thoroughly on the matter before they come
to vote cci what Iowa will do at the grcit
exposition.
The careful mother nlwajs keeps Salvation
oil handy , for ruts and biulses.
OIBco Nebr. Mcr Mut. Ins Co , Room 1C ,
Commercial Nat HI : nidg
It's cci the Cth page The Ills Store's ad-
Look It up.
Prof. Ta > lot's Illustrated Lecture , "Tho
Real Russia , " at Plrst Prct > b > tcran ! church ,
Monday , S p m. iVdmisslon 23 and 15 cents
1'iisilUcIj l.iiNt Saliirilnj.
-MONDAY LAST PAY OF OUR GIIEVT DIS
COUNT CLL'ARANCC S\Lfi.
Don't fall to take advantage of these list
two dajs of the lowest prices for first class
dry gooes ever undo In Oii'ihi
KELLEY. STIGCR & CO ,
Cor. rarnam and Fifteenth.
IL ) u In 11 l'i elite.
h tl-e
ONLY DINING CAR ROUTE
to
UTAH-CALIFORNIA
from
MISSOURI IlIVHR.
City Ticket Ofllce. I"i03 rarnam St.
SluirU-r 'I'liiic < i > Ni-\\ \cirlv
Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
riallvvav. Commencing Sunday , January SO ,
: ialn No 10 , the New York and Boston
Special , leaving Chicago at 10 30 a. m , will
reach New York at 1 30 p. m. , making a
twenty -six-hour cchodulc. i\ J. Smith ,
G. I' . A. . Cleveland : C. K. Wllber , A. G
P. A , Chicago , n. 1' . Humphrey , T. P. A ,
Kansas City , Mo
I niIM > % VI. ! Vlt VOIt UMIS.
John Nafe of Demo.Is at the Mlllard
W. K. Hi own of New York Is at the Mll-
ard.
ard.Edion
Edion Gregg of Kansas City Is at the
Mlllard
C II. Bartlett of Kansas City Is at the
Vlllarl.
\V. J. Allen , n tea Importer of Chicago , Is"
n OmaLa
JoLnV Tcmplin ot St. Paul. Neb , Is a
visitor In Omala.
II C. Ilowntrco , an insurance man of Lin
coln , Is in the city.
C. II Adco , .1 Linker of Pawnee , Neb , h
spending a few da > s iei tlio city.
William II Smith , brother ot Dudley Smith
of this clt } . \lsltlng In the city.
II. Weber , a fell known merchant of Genoa ,
\cb > , Is registered at ouo of the hotels ,
John C. Wharton and wlfo returned yes-
crday after a tour through California.
Counclliran liurmcslor 1s out again today
after a eevcro attack of grip and neuralgia ,
r. II. iMlller , an old resident of Cicte , la
tailing friends In the city for a tow days.
. llov. James Leonard nnd wlfo of North
'latto are in the city on a visit with friends
John H. Crjer , proprietor of the Cremona
arm at Ciemona , Nob. , Is In Omaha on
tuslncss.
i\-Senator W. D Ilaller of ninlr Is vlslt-
ng friends In Omaha , and Is also hero on
mslness.
William II. PoolP , an old resident of the
u'ato living at Wabash , Neb. , U In the city
on business.
Charles White , clerk of the Lincoln hotel
of Lincoln , Is In the city on a short visit
vlth friends.
XIro John Fitzgerald of Lincoln , nccoin-
lanled by her attorney , James Maoahan , are
n the city on business.
A. R. Andrews , now of Hot Springs , S. I ) ,
iut formerly of Iowa , Is In the city for a
cw days. Ho will Join the Iowa legislative
delegation on Its trk > about town today.
At tlio Mlllard T. H. Wllcox , J. C
N'lcholson , Lewis Herman W. P , Lelcv-
nckcr , A Levlson , W , 13 Ilrovvn , New
'ark ; Charles II James , Ilobton ; Ed Frank ,
Turlington
A party of New York capitalists , consisting
of W M. Lincoln , 0. D Fielding and Max
Schultz , accompanied by S. r. 0ncn ! of the
'Soo" lino. Chicago , were In the city this
norntag while cnrouto west.
Samuel A. Logan of Philadelphia Is In the
Ity atid fuja the Transmlsslss'i. til
: xpojltlou Is the best advertUcd western
nstltutlon rvcr heard of In the cast I In
vlll retuin In Juno to attend the opening of
ho big show.
Casper E Yost , president of the Nebraska
'olephono company , went to Divcnport , la. ,
esterday to confer with the ofllccrs of
ho lowu Union Telephone company In rcfer-
nco to toll rates between their points and
lia Nebraska companies.
II. T Ward , a mining export of Tecumsch ,
or many years Identified with western mln-
ng operations , la In the city while on his
tay to Seattle < ind the Klondike Mr. Ward
Ui having a steamer built at Seattle and In-
or.Js embarking with a party of friends for
i prospecting tour up thu Yukon about
larch 1.
Nebrasl.ans at the hotels- Charier ! Dugan ,
Norfolk ; W H Wliccler , Stella , II P Jet-
res , Greelcy Ccntor ; G. A Hyner , Mar-
uette ; N Rhino and J. M Robinson , Mcr-
Iman ; James Stephens , Carroll ; K. Wilbcr ,
GetKii ; W C. Ilrookn , Beatrice ; W. II. Deal-
ig , Plattsmouth ; W S Park. North Plattc.
tcyhiti Jenkins , Alma ; F. H Paroswortb
-rank Maurltzlns. U E Glffen , Charles
Vhlto , Lincoln , I'rcd Palmer Alliance , L
A Scrlbcr Arcadia ; Jamrs Leonard and
Ife , North Platte ; W L Temple. South
lendj E. M. Westurvelt , Grand Island ; It
llchurds. Geneva ; J , W. Trammel ) , Oxford ;
. A. Miller , Crcto. . ,
ITS INTO nisrnicT conn
HIP troUnxcitiM mill Slinri
Slut led Ancn. .
William J McKenna appeared befor
Judge Scott yesterdayn and swore to an In
formation , alleging tint Frank 13. Johnson
rranagcr ; William II , Johnson , cashier , nnc
Charlea A. Sharp , president of the Midland
State bank , received deposits after It wa
known that the bank was Insolvent.
In his Information filed with the cour
McKrcina alleges that , knowing the Ineol
vent condition of the bank of which they
were the officers , the defendants oa the da ;
prior to the concern closing Its doors , re
celvcsl and accepted from him the sum o
$474 C5 and that no portion of the money
lias ever been returned , though lie has fre-
iiuently made demands for payment.
Warrants were Issued for the arrcot o
the three defendants and placed In the
handa of the sheriff The warrants were
made returnable forthwith. Liter the two
Johnsons and Sharp were arraigned before
Judge Scott They refused to pleiil nne
stood mute , whereupon the court ordered a
pica of not guilty entered The attorney
for the defendants objected to the Jurisdic
tion of the court , maintaining that the dis
trict court was not a court of original Juris
diction In criminal c-aece1 The objectlcn was
overruled and the hearing set for nc-xt
Wednesday morning , the defendants giving
boncta tn the sum of $2,000 each for their
appearance at that time The case In the
police court has tceri dismissed
It was leported ou the streets last t\en-
Ing that there wns a deal on foot among
n number ot live stock commission men at
the exchange to remove their olllccs to the
brick block to bo erected Just south of and
adjoining the Dclmonico hotel. According
to the reports twenty commission firms have
signed an agreement to lease rooms for
olllco purposes In this proposed block and
othurs nro expected to Join In the move
ment Those who arc agitating the mattot
assert that the rents charged by * the stock
yards compiny aic exorbitant and that tie !
compiny will not rcit nn olllco unless a five
years' lease Is taken It Is for the purpose
of securing accommodations nt lower rates
than these now charged that the movement
was started.
A commission man who 1ms signed the
agreement to move Into the proposed quar
ters said labt night that the building would
be elected ns soon as enough tennnts had
been pledged , and that the rates for olnce
out would bo very much lower than those
now In force. The now building , will , It Is
tnid , extend from Railroad avenue clear
back to the alley and will be thiee stories
high and erected exp'-p.ssly for olllco pat-
poses.
CIlISC Illl I lllllM-IINI-ll SllloOM.
Yesterday Mayor En-sor sent n letter to
Inspector Carroll Instructing him to at
once close the Homo Ranch baleen on N
street During the afternoon the Inspector
visited the place and carried out the ordeis
of the executive. In his letter the mayor
liibtructed Can oil to obey the orders given
regardless ot what members of the city
council might dcolre. Thcic has been con
siderable trouble icgnrdlng this baleen , but
It Is thought now that the matter has been
settled The Homo Ranch people started
up last fall and filed an application foi a
license The first bond was not satisfactory
and It wra sent back for correction Then
the application for a license was wlthliawn
but the saloon kept running Just the same
About tin co months ago the attention of
the Board of Education was called to the
fact that the saloon wns running without a
license and the pioprletor then paid Into
the city treasury the sum of $ JOO. As no
llccnso could be Issued for such a sum the
matter was brought up In the council two
or three times nnd the chief of police was
Instructed to clo o the place unless the
full amount was paid Still nothing was done
nnd the mayor becoming tired of fie delay
took the matter out of the hands of the li
cense committee and closed the resort.
Olijc-rtlniK ( o ( ho CrosNliinr
The city council has a perplexing ques
tion to decide In relation to the request o :
the Louis Bradford Lumber company foi
I ernilsslon to construct a railroad track
acioai llcllevue avenue1. At the last meet
ing of the body the formal icrjucst for tnc
track along with a map nnd petition from
pioperty owners In that \iclnlty was read
llhoio who blgncd the petition were D Mer
rill , Crosby & . Rich , Charles Wofoer , Hart &
Jones and N. F Sage All of the blgneu
are doing buslncs" In the immediate K-lnlty
of the proposed switch and they urge the
council to add to the indui tries ot the city
by granting the iciuest. Considerable op-
pobltlon to this track has sprung up within
the last day or two , ' onie of the merchants
appearing to think that farmers coming up
from the south will take the Thli-tcenth
street read and go right on to Omaha In
ptefcrenco to crow Ini ; a railroad track nt
grade ,
Mayor Enscr Is heartily In favor cf grant
ing the request of the luntbor company
Ho thinks the city will be benefited by the
acquisition of such an enterprise and Is of
thn opinion that the council ought to think
twice ibeforo driving I'oiiblncss concerns away
from the city. TJio track acrcvs the street
will nit 'bo ' ufced a great deal , so it Is
claimed , and all possible ( linger can be
avcrtel by compelling train crews to flag
the trains acicss , as li done at other cross-
In GC.
K ncicUril Dunn li.t mi
S. J. Allen , nn old scldler , whoso homo Is
nt Tvienty sixth and 52 streets , wns struck
by Union Pacific engine No. Oil near Swift's
packing house ycstcn'iy * afternoon and quite
badly Injured The old man wus walking
along the track and did not hear the loco-
motlvo whlbtle nnd bell nnd woi ? knocked
down before the train could be stopped. As
quickly as possible the Injured man was
lomovcd to Iho deprt by the pollc-o nnd a
doctor called to make an examination No
ibonoj were broken , the Injuries consisting
principally of bi liters and a gtu h on ( lie
head After recovering from the shock Allen
was taken to the hospital , where Dr Curtis
dressed his v.ounds.
( 'II ; C.'osslp.
R H Davis of Kearney wen a business
visitor hero yesterday.
Bert Haw Icy returned yesterday from a
pleasure trip to Perch al , Ii.
Dvvlght Newman of Gothenburg h hero
looking after his property Inlercata.
E M. Bird , a well known Gothenburg busi
ness man. spent yesterday at the exchange )
Mra. George Karll , Eighteenth and M
streets. Is rapidly recovering from her re
cent Illness.
Hilly JIangan , the N street n.all canler
Is en the sick list and Ed Pollard Is carryIng -
Ing his route.
Mra. N II , Mead , Twenty -second and N
streets , has returned from Fiomcat , where
she went In tlio Interests of the Eastern
Star.
George Murphy , a Fort Crook soldier , died
yesterday end the remains were brought to
this city for Interment. Deceased was u
member of the A. 0. H.
The following rlrths were reported at the
clerk's olllco yesterday : Mr. and Mrs Mar
tin Teig , Thlrty-tlurd and N streets , a
daughtei ; Mr. and Mrs. Jick Ackerly. Twen
ty-sixth and C streets , a daughter , Mr. end
Mra. John Nightingale , Twenty-seventh and
J streets , a son , Mr cad Mrs J Brusbcll ,
K13 North Twenty -seventh ttrcct , a son.
Chlldicn end adult. ? tortured by burns ,
scalds , 1 1 , Juries , e-czcina or skin diseases may
secure instant relief by using DeWltt' Witch
Hazel Salve. It to the great I'llo remedy ,
' 1'lululc'I.i'Ht ' 1 Jun
to
Colorado , Wyoming. Uiah and Pacific Coast
Is via
UNION PACIFIC
from Missouri Illver
4 Hours Quicker to Salt Lake City than
Any Other Line ;
1C Hours Quicker to San Francisco than
Any Other Line.
For Tickets and full Information call at
City Ticket Office , 1302 Farnara St.
tOENFEL ! > T-IIenry. January 2S , al fam
ily rebldcnce , Z'M Sprnguo trt-et , uged15
yearn and i days. Funeral notice later.
WELL PLEASED WITH DENVEf
Delegates to the Stock Growers' Convention
Eoturn Satutbd ,
COLORADO COU1TESY AND HOSPITALITY
t'c-udircn of Ihc Cntlic-rhiK Hint \ \ II
lle-Ml llr Itc-iiic-iiilic-rcil l'rm-llc-al
Itc-Milfn MIIIIC\I. lint X r lull CHI.i
tlttit ill I'rcNCitt.
Some of the delegates to the Slock Grow
ers' convention at Denver returned last
evening and the remaining ones are ex
peeled In this morning. Everyone seemed
to bo well pleased with the trip and the
results of the three days' stay In the me
tropollo of Colorado.
W. J. C. Ketiyon , manager of the Union
Stock yards , seemed to give expression to
the feelings of a majority ot the returned
delegates when ho said : "As a matter of
business , the results of the convention
could hardly bo classed as of very great
Importance. It wns an Initial meeting , a
meeting for organization and for the ex
change of Ideas regarding stock growing
rather than n meeting for the transaction of
Important business. Everyone had n good
ilmo and the people of Denver were most
lospltable. Oinnlm would Imvo liked to
lave had the next convention , If It had been
the wHh of the delegates that It should
como here , but as Denver had promoted the
enterprise , nnd on that score seemed to
lave some Just claim on the flibt annual
ncotlint , and us the majority of tlio dele
gates thought that It would be the best
ilaco for holding It , everyone was satis-
led to see It go thine , Ihero Is seine illus
ion as to wlnt will bo the effect upon tw
of building up n feeder market at Denver
bellovo that the Denver market will bo
a good thing for Nebraska. Denver , by
iii'iins of rallioad connections , will bo able
o secure cattle that would hardly bo ac-
: esslble lo Omaha. Many of thiMO cattle
vlll bo placed on feed In Nebraska and will
ventually nnd thcli way to tlio South
Omaha market. South Omili.t extends con
gratulations to Denver upon the success of
he convention and will accord Its heaitv
upport and will do everything possible that
nay tend to make the next convention
'qually ' successful "
Poveial of the delegates spoke with evl-
Icnt gratmcatlon of the rourtesle-s extended
> y the stnto olllcors of Colorado , as they
vere Invited to Inspect the capltol building
- ml were at the same time given an
oimal reception ,
' 1 lie ) * < Mc-r > < > T ( InIn > .
Atlg J. Doge ] , the leading druggist
Shicvcport , La , siys "D Kingf Ne
) lbcovcry Is the only thing tint cures m
ough , and it Is the best seller I have '
" Campbell , merchant of Safford , Ail- ;
v rites "Dr. King's New Dlsrovciy Is
hat Is claimed for It , It never falls and I
, uro cure for Consumption , Coughs and Coli's '
cannot say enough for Its meilts" D
Clng's New Dlscoveiy foi Consun-ptlon
Coughs and Colds ib not an experiment.
as been tried for a quarter of a century
nd today stands at thr head It novei ells-
ppotnts Free trial buttles at KiiUn & Co
, rug store.
, Read Hiyden Uroo' ad on the JJtll r SO
hen you II know when the bargairo arc
The Mercer notci , under the matagcmcni
f Hick Smith , which Is to be < : neued for
uslncss February 1 , will be run in llibt clats
style Special rates given icjrular boardcli
Hoiit-m.--Kc-ri * 1LIIISIOIIH. .
Tickets will lo so'd on the first and third
'uesday of February and Marchv 11 the
Jnlon PaclPc to po'mts In Kansas and Ne-
rasKi ; points In Colorado west of and In-
liullng Lcad\Ille , Sillda and Alamo-a ; pMnto
n Wyoming west of and Inc.udlng Laramle
olnts In Utah ( except en Souther i Pai iflc
o > : ipany ) points In Idaho cast of and inclini
ng We'rer ' and Market Lake ; also Oatailo
) rc. Minimum selling rate $9 00 For full
nfoimatlon or tickets call at city ticket of-
ce , 1302 rarnnm sticet
'ln < - rurnllnic oil ii liillv\ii > Trnln.
Chairs , tcte-a-tetes and loungers In the
bservatlon Car on the New Pcnnsyl\anli
> imited are remarkable pieces of furniture
n design , finish and convenience They aie
omcthlng entliely new and glvo fie obser-
atlon room the appearance of a giatul par-
or. For details about the tialn and
onto apply to II It. DERING , A. G P.
gent , 218 South Clark St , Chicago.
i "Tho Nebraska Moi cant lie Mut Ins. Co
corns to be receiving the very liberal pat-
onago of the business people of Omaha
Fiom whit we csn Ic.irn It seens to bo
coiductel on a thorough cash business basis
and worthy of favoraMo coiisldciatlon by
thooo contemplat'ng Insuranrc- "
rnn HU\I.TI MXIIKKT.
INSTnUMHNTS placed on file Fildiy ,
Januniy SWARRANTY
WARRANTY DEEDS
JPIIH Jensen and wife to C' S l"itint-Is ,
lot .1 , bloclc 7. Dil Pont Place. . . $ 100
Simo to E D. Crc-lgh , w 2"i fet oC
c > 10 feet lot 10 , block 1 , fimpb ll's
add 1OT
Nor.v Alstadt nnd 'hushjiid tn J II.
Law. n tract In nw'i he' ' , M-li-U , 3
J II Liw to S O llofi , H ime . . . . 1
H II Stevens and wife lo It. Itn.ciH ,
n . ' ! 0 fpet lot 7. block b , S'lilvci PIT o 200
Lliiw jed Park Lniul compiny to O T
llubbird. lots 10 to lr > , block ( > , Linwood -
wood Pa ik 2OjO
llli rony inous Elpelc- and wlfo to otto
Win inline h , lots 12 and 15 , block I ,
nnd lot 10 , block C , First add , to
Fowlei I'lu-o SOO
Sarah Alnnc-ow to S. A. Moore , c"I
feet lot ii ami w II feet lot 7 , block
ISO , Omiihn 11,000
QUIT CLAIM DEEDS.
II It Reynolds and wife to W. W.
We Iday , lot 4 , block 1. A. S. Patilok'n
add. , nnd loin 1 and i Pel by Hclghtu 1
DEEDS.
Sheriff to If. A. 1'leice , HW'i ' svvli
17-15-40 37.1
Andrew IIlien , executor and trustee , to
rmnk Thompson , executor , et al , lot
II , block 2 , Union 1 1 ice 1
Frank Thompson , executor , tt al. to
Joseph Duffy , Bime C30
Sheriff to Cdward Dewey , lot ! ) ami
w 3i feet lot 8 , AxTord'H add 6,000
Sameto A. E Sme.illle , lot D , block
D , Crelghton Heights 1,200
Total amount of transfers $22,620
OMAHA COUNCIL BLUFFS
PACIFIC JC.
NEBRASKA. ;
C ITY
.JOSEPH
ATCHISON
LEAVENWORTH' '
' ) KANSAS CITY
The shortest line
Ticket Office :
: are fanny little folks. Xo ttro arc
alike. Some boys are all yttmption , some
are all yaessirork. some are all deriltry ,
and some are a combination of yttmpfioii ,
and ( jaile. There are boys that are half tray
r , but the areraae boy is simply a jtoeket edi
tion of his daddy , ttnbottntt. A yood healthy boy trithin
a-alkiny distance of a skafinypond can make more fan
for himself , and more fronbfc for other folks , in fifteen
minifies after sapper than his yrotrn tip sister can all
day Sunday at the layoon. He tron'f need any skates.
All he trill need is a elieap sled and a pair of Xebraska
shoes. Then he trill climb to the top of the steepest hill
he can Jind , place his food supporter neatly on the sled ,
let his feet hany ottt behind , the farther the better , and
then zip. That's tehere the fan comes in , Xebraska
sJiocs are a-arranted to trear. That's tcherc the trouble
comes in. Thebity's mother brinys him inhis fathernercr
comes , because he's been there himself , ) says the shoes
irere trarranfed. he's only had 'cm tire treeks , 'ftras the
first bad pair she erer tjot at The Xcbraxka , and shec.c-
jiecfs a new pair. Our boys' shoe * are made from the best
materials that money can bay , ire sell them cheap , ( t.OO ,
J. ' O , l.W a pair ) tee irarraiit them to trcar trcll icith
ordinary nsaye , bat ice don't trarrant them to it-ear as
tcell as a pair offirsf clasi skates ,
in-
ol
v
>
J
- ,
all
c
It
, Collarettes The
up-to-date
't - shapes 'otluy ' .it S-2.0S , 81.50 , &i ,
SO , iT.oO and $10.
Ladies' Suits S t y 1 i s h
Blouse Suits : ind fly Front Jacket
Suits , at cut prices.
Ladies' Cloaks Best
bhovvn anywlioio at tlio jincos
SI.OS , $ 2M , , S > , $7.fiO nnd 810. In
our $10 lot you will llncl the best
cloak-i wo luivo liad thib jour.
You'll never luiovv how iiuii-h you
- CJM save unless von look.
-
;
, iGLOAK&SUITCO.
- 1510 Douglas Street.
.
AVf irp In rcc ( Ipt of frcriinnt shipments
of Antltoxlne fiom the1 1 ilmi itorlfs of
- PukeInvls .t Lo nn 1 IF K Mulfoid
- lulfoicl'Dlptlicili Antlto\liK N put up
In il-"oliitilv stcr'lo ' paclci es 111 tile fol
. low Intr stieiiKths and bl/e-s
" .St ind.ird" (100 ( Imniunlzlns : units per c r )
No 1 vial 'M units ( " c. c ) $1 tin
No 2 \lil 1.000 units (10 ( o. c. ) $1 71
No . ! vial 3,000 units (20 c- . c ) ! 2"i
" 1'otcnt" (250 ( Immunlr.lns units pei c - )
No 1 \I.il fOii units ( J e. P. )
No 2l.il 1000 units ( I c. c )
No 3ril - , < " ' ) units (8 ( o. e ) JIM
"IXtra Potent" MO ImmunlzIiiK units pel
cc. . )
No 1 % lal TOO units (1 ( c. c. ) 1 ro
No. 'J vial l.OCO unltrt (2 c. o. ) 2 71
No " . \lil 2OuO units ( I o. c ) r > W
Alvv.ijH KVO ! tlio pipfe-ience to the C'cin-
r-cntratod Sc-iums called "Potent" and
"i\tr.i Potent. "
Sherman G ®
nooan ST. MIDDLH OF ULOCK
OM MIA NI :
DUFFY'S
PURE I IALT WHISKEY
All Druggists.
r J i In" " niemlsh
12 VVi.iHl Ftieet ,
N'cw Vo.lc.
Fj
0
Of Catirili ml oilier Chronic DIs ( I
D ea = cs Is given by li Slupnid nfttrl _ I
I i tin- most appiovid methods Fiee | |
| consult itlon and low fees. Tho-c I _ I
wlio ( | nsro | are wc'lc-ome to cill nnd I I
Inflict the1 1 irgi st and bc = t equipped I
olllccs In the vve t. I I
Outllt nml stnrt fiom V\Jrt Ol'vnil li-nu-e
1. VANTOtJVl.lt la tlic tisle-at p ! ice on cartli
lo get to
2 VANVol V Illl Is the m ircst port to AlnsUi.
3 VANTOU\ eooJs ire ( lie chea'iist nml
beit.
ANCO1JVI311 Roods jn > no customs duty ,
In Inn C'.nmill in nude , and nut numufic--
turtd In the Slntcs
AN'l Ot Viil fii-lfilit Is list on iMinnl , nml
thircfoic It Ilrsl Hixi nib lilted , i'ruqtlcal
men v\III note this | > elm
ANIX11 Viil : luns Its own stc-Tiiipri , nnd
all iioilhKolnfj "tenimrs ns wc-M
Cill nt VANVUI VlJIt
iis nml Inform itlun flic- from
\ \ .
iii 1:11 , n. c.
OR ,
MeCREW
IB HIE ONI.V
SPECIALIST
wno Tiuiu'.Ta AMJ
Private Diseases
UralnfHUDt Illaordtrnt
K1EW ONLV
JM Ycnrs Uxperionca
1(1 ( Yours in Oinnlia
Bimlc I'rco Cdiisidtn.
tljal'roo. UoxTOO , 01
1-lth and 1'arnam fits ,
AJAX TAIiLCTSi POSITIVELY CUIII !
n OIM
ory , lmi > Umcy , Sloepli fBiiosn , oto. cnufieil
Liy AliiiBu or c'hor 1 reocHot * u-i i India-
crotlani1 , 'Jficy ijitlrMttttul stircljt
restore Jyist VUnllly In om or young uiul
litniunuforbtuJy , liuslmiscr mnrrlar" .
I'tcvont Jiib-inily onil C MBUDII lion it
taknu iu llinn. Iholmso f.ho\ri ) Immcdiato irairovo-
montanil i > larta a c IJItH v ] are nil other fail In-
fift u [ > o i Imvlur ; Iho ccnulno Aji'Z 'Jnhleti. Tlioy
havocarodUioutttndannil wlltmrcyau. VVoptioapos-
ltt B wrltlon Rnnrunlnq to uiloct n euro Cfl PTS I"
oachctitHjor itifund the uionoy 1'rli-ot
Micknuo , or ell i kfs ( full Iroitniunll for KM. lly
mull. In rlalii wrnprr. iitmn roct-ii tof r rlro I Irculnr
free AJAX RHMEDV CO. , ' '
For tale in Omuhc ox jained rornytli 2Q1
ICIh litn-et.
KuLn & Co . 15th anil UoUKlne SI rents.
< 'hlrlir lcr' inill : li Diamond llrnnd.
Orfctnnl anil Onlr ( icnlilnc.
OArt ulwaj. rrlUUii I.ADIIS ii.k ,
llru < elit nr CMrA ler < knjlttli I'll f/ . , }
nan Irail I In Id-it > ii I l-ull mrlilllo\\V
ttoniant imitation , Alllrucgiiti
Iu Ptnml * tut [ iirllcuUrl , liflltaoDltli > n4
"Itfllif Tur 1 uillii-'M'ilfll/r Lr rrluru
Aliill. lO.dOO ri.llronl.l" fatn.rst" .
.
Bold ti ) til Lwal Uluigtill. J'llll.I A. , J'A.
Here
Trousers Bargain No. i ,
are
1QO piilrx cif u ilnrK iiilvliui- , fur n
t\cu K inn II'H Ni-rvli-i- . MM il < - UN K'ifiil
two
IllllllH MllCMllll III- , llllllllllHlllllllll
Nriiiiin , pnlc-iit ItiillDiiH , fordlli-il vvln-ici
trouser
iiu'it Klralii Is lii-uiiKlit Into l > lii ) .
bargains
a pair
knock
tlie
persimmons Bargain No. 2
i.'l)0 ) pnliN rni-li slrlpril liliu-lc and
off
It I' " } , lilmlcliii liit Nil Ipi-il of inlvril
ll lil i-iilui Injv. TIUNilroiiMir < < minf
the
DID "jilxnci iniiiiK < - lliiUli" no inln (
liiindN , lint i-ul < -IIIIIIIIIIIIH uiul iiiu-v-
I//
pants IIIK niilMl , 'lliitivlllit UKilriir ficini
nliudil } nml fuliilu HUHif
bargain tlon.
talkers
a pair
prices.
bhon IIM a liclli-r ( roiiNi-r linrKnln Hum UP iiuolo licrinml no i-i-minl
yon nllli a J'lilr fi-i-u of CICIH ! fenuui - tioilliliAn ) ollu-r Ntcili-
( n biic-U mi uii olfc-r In tliU in IHI n erf iiif Diui'l all npualc at once.