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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 19, 1898)
I _ _ _ _ _ _ i'i ; ULDATLY 1Nfl' , JUNE1 : 89g. LUN SISTERS SENT TO JAiL Jna stt Caps the Climax of the Ohienea Village Case. INNOCENT VICTIMS MADE TO SUFFER ) ledIlcrPs WIlD PrceIiItne n hoW Ipgtidon Their AhIrgcd Object ' I ; .td I.ense Tiuctu to hlcnr the Cnurt'M W'rnth. The Ltm MsterR , Yu , Tue arnh 1Im , three young Chliicse LrI who came to the city to appear UjOfl the 8tnge ot the thcatr of ( lie Mee Leo Wah vilinge at the expos- : tion grotnI , were sent to Jail yesterday by Judge Scott becauo they rcfued to cc- conpafly ati4 place themselvee In the cue- tody of a MIH Wykoff , who lays claim ! tot being P. mlssonarY who recently returnel ( t fron China. Later they were released by order of the United States court ant are now tintcr protection of the United States nm rshnl. Several weeks ago the proprietors of the h.te ? bCC Wah village brought some 200 Chicse Inca , women arnh children to Omaha for the piIrpoe of representing the cus- toths atul mettiotis of life in China. They came In unlcr a special act of congress- providing for thelrsulmisatofl , They were received by the customs officers at San Francisco and -were sent on to this city. 1pon reaching hero , they were checked up by Customs Officer Miller , and their certificates - tificates were examine'1 ' and found correct In every particular. A couple of weeks ago , \'Jah Lee , a Chinese iaundryman from Lincoln , arrtvc on the scene anl at once interested himself In the affairs at the Chinese quarters , whicb were uritler the control of hong Sling , Chinese agent for the Union l'aciflc flail- road company. Not long after this , Leo npplied to Judge Scott for a writ of habeas corpus , alleging that in his opinion the three Lun sisters had been brought here for immoral purposes and that It was the purpose of the vroprietors of the Moo Lee Wah Village company to sell them at the rate of $ l,100 each , to bo delivered in San Francisco. Upon thIs showing , the writ was issued and the girls were arrested by lJepuy Sheriff StrikUr 811(1 conducted into court. The trial proceeded and evidence was taken , Miss Wykoil pushing the prosecution. Any number of witnesses were called and examined for the defense , but nothing was broueht out to indicate that there was any attempt upon the part of Sling or his as- ociates to sell the girls , asIde from the tcstiinouy of'ah Lee , who swore that ho visited the Chinese quarters and that while there. some person who was not In authority , told hini that the girls were for Bale , S..ren Fi'r)1uIIi y In SiIit. On the showing made at the hearing Judge Scott held that iii his judgment the Chinese girls ore iii an atmosphere that was ( Ian- gerous to their morals. lie delivered one of his chnracterh.tie lectures and the galleries applauded. lie took Uj ) the Chinese question at a Point where It was first touched upon by profane history , following it down to the present elate. lie roasted the Chinco gov- erament , the United States government and all of its olhiclals , intimating that men in authority at W'ashington vcre in league with the Chinese companies , and that it was tiever the liIIOSO to return any of the ChiInosc brought to this city under the provlsioll3 of exclusion act of cougrcs3. Departing from thIs 8ubject he turned his batteries of wrath UIQII thecity otnejals and turned theni over alul abused them on account of the fact tiilt prostitution exists in Omaha and because pro8titutos are arregtd and flied , The final climai was reached by Judge Scott turnIng the three Chinese girls over to Missionary \Vykoff and directing Deputy Sheriff Stryher- coiiduct them to her place of abode , thio third floor of a tint at 2211 Iouglns street. Friday night In order to carry out the instruc- ) tians of tle court , the deputy took the girl3 to the plttco Indicated and asked the nils- slonary to take them and relieve him of further - ther reipoiislbihtty In the matter. flight at this Lime MIss Wyhcoif discovered for the first time tlta liu had bought more than she had bargained for. Notwithstand. lug this , she directed the olileer to take the girls to tile OOfl1 abC hatl provided. Obeying these iiistructloiis , $ tryker took his charges up two ilights of d.rk stairs anti landed thou ) to a dark , dirty dismal chamber. absolutely - solutely devoid of furniture , with the cx- ceptlori of a couple of wood chairs. a cot and a bed. 'rho glrlic rebelled and refused to re- intiiii its prisoners In this place , vhIch lacked IL great deal ot lehllg as comfortable anti coiiirnodloiis as the Chineie quarters of whIch Walt Lee alid Miss Wykoff complained aiitl which are located at Thirteenth and Ciii- cage streets , SiIM.t Vil1 'VcuI.cii. . Understanding tl'.at they we , n ht' Ito- prisotied in this tlPPC story of the fiat. tIle girls became violent and lileatlod by signs for the deputy sherIff to take theta away. To make matters worse , the InlssionLtry arrIved at thIs tiiflt ) and gave the girls to understand - stand that they rere to reoutin there and that the court hail dIrected her to become their custodlaht. This explaitution ijeing made , they revolted anti the missionary threw up her hands and begged Stryker to take them away. lie Informed the woman that ho could do nothIng of the kind , as he was nctng under an order of the court , MIss IVykofi continued her appeals , but as they , bad no effect she wont nut on a search for Judge Scott and finally found-him antI secured - cured onother artier , directing Stryker to return - turn thto girls to theIr Chicago street quar- ( era for the night. The artier directed that ttio girls be in court at 10 o'clock yesterday niornlng , Oiice out of the iresencc of the mIssionary the Luli sIsters ililletel down amid silent the night peacefully at the phtico which they had occupied since theIr arrlvai in Omnnhia , Yesterday mottiing Miss Wylinif was an early arrival at Juilge Scott's court , wliero she poureti her troubles Imito thit , jinlicini ear , Later Ieputy ) Strykur nrrlvt'ti , bring. log the girls with hint. lie explained the pro- cethings of Friday night and the wanner In 1 _ LOW RATESI.UI Icmmver nisil licdllrn-1l1lt * ( ) ) JtIt ( III LIP O , 8tu Frtsueist'o stud Ittturii- t $ ua-.J ( ) ( ) l H C l4 a is ii 20 , ! Jtot S5rIIgi4 , S. I ) . , mm. , . ! fleturu- ; l5Ifi'I0.-Junc fit ) misid , hiiIs f. . 8nlt I.t1i' atiti lIurai-i2,00- : . ; .mIt , , I1 , I Pirtlim . 11,1 flisil Itt'tiiris.-f4hlSl- ) ( r , Juue Jill SISISI JllI ) 1 , % 'gsii IIIgII ( simiti iteturlt-t,2i $ - _ , , . 8 , 4 01111 t. NnshIIIe 11111 . . . * hIitsjrii.-i2l.2.-- : JiII ) : t. . . is , hlulYiIo anti ' . hIt'tirii-iILniTr.- Jill ? Ii mi.ii 12. Full information at 4'Icet .Re-- ! ihejust- 1502 FQriia St. IOI & Moso 81s. . . which the missionary attempted to shirk the rcsponsjhillty that the court had placed upon her , Instead of chsttsing the 'woman , through an interpreter , the court gave the girls their choice of going back with the woman or goIng to Jail. They chos. the latter , after which he Lnformcd them that. "no Chinese gIrls can run this court , and YOU might as well understand it fIrst as list. " The girls ( liii not understand a word that was said , though they knew by the violent gesticulations that something had happened , They were taken into a private room , where they were Informed of the action of the court. lireaklng clown , they cried in a hysterical manner , and declared that In their own heathen country a heathen would not , be treated In such an Inhuman manner. As Deputy Stryker had no alternative , he took the three girls to jaIl and locked them In a room , whore they spent the day in weeping and pleading to be let out. that they might go to their own people. Ieai'rtcii li tIIC % iINNioInr ) ' . As soon as the Chinese girls were sent to jail the mIssionary woman deserted theni , as did Web Lee , who lays claIm to being a relIgIous Cliinamnn and a great worker in the Llnciln Sunday schools. Friends of the girls gathered about the jaii for the purpose - pose of consoling them and laforming them that they wouIl not be harmed , but were driven away from the wIndows , Judge Scott havIng Issued an order that no person - son should visit the girls or converse with them wititout first miring Becured permission - sion of the court , What will become of the Lun sisters is a cummndrum that no person will attempt to guess. Lawyers say ( lint it is the first Instance - stance where parties to a habeas corpus have bccn jailed where the circumstnncen are as they are In this case. They say ( lint the Incarceration is Illegal and void , but that nothing can be done , as Scott has taken the law In his own hantis , They also tiny that Scott has no jurisdiction In the premises and that his action Is a direct violation of a rule of court that he was inatrumnental in promulgating , that nih habeas corpus eases should ho heard before the judge of tile criminal court. The Christian people of the cIty , espe- chilly those who have watched the antics of Missionary \Vykott , are pretty thor- oughily disgusted with her course , but they are not inclined to do anything except as a last resort. They contend that the woman vent Into a nintter that was 110110 of her concern. If she bath wanted to do ChristIan inissionr.ry work. they say ( lint she could have found a wide field without takIng up affaIrs of foreigners who caine here to remain - main oniy during the exposition. Ui. iteil Stii ( es 't'ii1es a ihatitti. \Vithin no hour after ( lie Luii sIsters had been committed to ( lie county jail the llnitett States had taken a hand in the proceedIngs. The action of Judge Scott was called to the attention of Judge Munger of the . . United States court and immediately thereafter a wrIt of habeas corpu8 Issued , directed to the alien ! ! of Douglas county , directing him ( a appear forthwith nnl show by what right he detahlied In jail persons who vere dIrectly tinder the control and jurIsdictIon of the UnIted Sttites officials. At 1 o'clock this afternoon - ternoon ( lie three girls were turned over to the custOdy of United States Deputy Mar- dial Allen , vhio escorted them before Judge Munger. I)4-t'lds it ) ItelenNe Site Gtrii. When Judge Scott convened court In the afternoon , b informed Attorney Rich , whd has represented Walt Lee anti Miss \Vykoff in ( lie habeas proceeding , ( lint unless some provisIon was made for the care and custody of the Limo girls before 5 o'clock , he would .ort3cs' thii1)1 released from jail and vouid permit them to go wheic they pleastd. Following up this deqision , the judge said ( hint notvithstauding the tact that many of the people of Omaha pretended to be ChrIstians , hone of the church people liitti irofferetl aid or comfort in the disposition of ( lie habeas corpus case. They had stood aloof and had made no attempt to save the girls , This being so , the judge said that he was ready to wash his bands of the whole niatter. Attorney Rich Inforiiied the court. that at this tinio funds were being solicIted for ( ho purpose of setidlng the girls to the Chinese Christian mission at San Francisco. Judge Scott reminded the attorney that tiitlier delay would not be tolerated anti that unless lilans were perfected prior to the hour named , ( lie girls would be released and allowed to go back to the Chinese quarters if they so desired , At this point In ( lie proceedIngs , Judge Scott was informed that the United States court hail taken action In the case , looking to setting aside the artier of the district court. Judge Scott renmrked that ho would not interfere with the action of ( lie United States court. hilt Iniiiietiltiteiy thereafter lie issued an order , directed to the sheriff. instructing - structing the sheriff to detain the girls and keep theta In liii custody until further notice. Iii the Care. Tim three gIrls were taken before Judge Munger of the fetier.d court yesterday nft- oriioon and their case was set for Tuesday. Meantime the girls arc to be in the care of Deputy United States Marshal Homan , who will have charge of them either at their old quarters at Thirteenth and Chicago or will take them to sonic hotel if lie thinks It desirable that they be kept elsewhere , Ntcs froiti ihiti Courts. Judge Slabaugh has issued an order directing - ing Sheriff McDonald to destroy the gam- bhing fixtures taken from the iIamontl Sn- hooii sonie time last spring , The sheriff ivili break up and burn the chips , wheels , catls anti tables. Olaf Stroni has sued Ahirahani fiosenberry to recover ( lie sum of $2,000 , alleged data- ages. Time plaintIff avers ( lint he was em- jilnyoti by thu defendant In the erccioa ( of this iloston store addition amid that while so empluyetl ho cut his finger up.ni a wire ( lint had been carelessly left In tin 'xpo3ed con- ditlon. Concert today. Kr g park , .1 to 7 , .tttt'iitlOI .t , (5. 11. ( V. Thin iiieinbers of Union l'aeItic lodge , No , 17 , are requested to au.e ( at the residence of Lire , John TaIt. : i52 N. 27th , Sunday after. 110011 at 3 o'clock. to attenti tlte ( tmneral of hits vtte , vhio tIled h'aturtiay mourning , Tim remnaimis vihi he takemi to BurlIngton , In. , for burial , Menibers of sister lodges are Invited , II , 1) . MhlLfiht , II , 'inghIng. 11cc , , % ' , I' U it'irsIiii to X'ii. 'ori. by i'ay of Niagara FiIs , Timusamid Islands , ititlenu river. Ottna ilver , Moiitreai , Lakes Chiaiiiplaln cmiii George and the ilutlson rIver. returning through ithlindclphia and \Vashilngton amid umitler the esperlemicetl guitl. anco of \'ootlworth Allen , letives Onialia itmiio 30. iescriptivc Ienmi t can be hiati at the BurlIngton ticket 0111cc. 'i'itosu who contemplate an eastern trip this summer should inquire nbou ( this cx- eitrsinn , This they eati tb either by calling on or atltiresiting J , 13. Iteynoitla , city past senger mtgertt , Iiiirliiigtomi route , 1502 Farnam street. Omnha. Imelanti In Pictures and mnagazlzies bound by A , I. Root. 1609 llowcirti street. tuutrh.t iItLle % ia the Union Patlttq to tht famous summer CCBC.ttB in Colorado. ' Utah. California , ItIr.imo. Montaitfi , end Orcgoii , For raczi cud 'iidvsrtisttig matter call at city ticket oflice , No , lbl F'nrnam st. Just received , a large coneignmnctit of styl- bib pliuetons , carriages , buggies anti traps. have Just openeti another new Bamitie room , 'c offer you over one hundred styles to choose froiti. Comae before the assortmeiit is broken , \Vo sell at retail from our whole. nlu stock , Our lined wIIi surprise you. Oo , block from ( lie east end of ( lie hlarney street , S car line. 1 LININqEIt & M1TCLi' COMPANY. Couecrt tudiiy , Krug park , 4 to 7. COUNT AND COUNTESS IN JAIL Ahlegeil Sivinshicra of en Oninhai Hoarding 1101010 Are hti.t for n hearIng , "Count" aatl "Countess" von Walters , whom it Is alleged several weeks ago Ce- fraudeti Mrs. Brian , the keeper of a fashIonable - Ionable boarding house , out of K diamond ring and xiverni diesses and who fled to Chicago , have returned to the city In cue- ( oily of letective Cormnack. The aristocratic prisoners were Placed in celia along with prisoners of more plebeIan origin and ( hey raised a mighty bowl to think that royalty sboukf 'be so Insulted. In bearing , manner , dress and enoral make-up the prIsoners showed no strIkIng difference to the other prisoners. , . The count , who does jh.thlking , deniti emphatically that he or'IiiL'wt5 ji guilty of theft. lie persists thLho'1s n.'flbblenTh and ( lint his family nnii ittntkotskl , ansi further that he was z Cntiy n Uhell that lie had been made heir tonn estate valueti at 340,000 In Toura Gethuir. ( lid ' akl the was on his way to claim the es1t'L when captured in Chicago. - Visit the FlemIsh Cafe. Wect Midway.'U 'U Concert today , Krug park , f to 1 , Sattafie. ! Phittin Pit rcinaert. 'tAt People who have bought PIanos or Oraflfl for the past 25 years of us , arc nil satisftti and people who are buyIng of us every ay are more than pleased , as we have , bnrgaIns in new gunranteetl , substantial Cabinvt Grand upright PIanos , every 'tjiy of the year. We sell on small payments or . .for 5ahii and no one should tieny themselves or fatxtt- ily the pleasure of niusic when pill motley will buy a fret class instfuineiit. - . - For this week we have the following 5. ( cml Bargains : Royal Pianos , Veneered Jtt- hogany or Walnut cases , large size , tbie pedal , carvetl panels , full swing music desk4 and rolling fall board. Regular pr'Ice , 7300.00. Special price this week , $188.00. . Victor Pieties reanufacturetl anti warranted - ranted by Bush & Gerts Piano CO. of Clti cago. Cabinet Grand , Full Ize , Walnut finish , Automatic duet desk , lolding fall board , three pedals and Ivory keys , fully worth $375.00. Special price this ' week , $285.00. ' - Shubert Pianos , full eke upright , hand- sonic Walnut case , three pedals , carved c1- tension music desk and roll fail board. the most expensive style niade by the firth. Regular price , $400.00. Special price ( lila week. $270.00. Then we have three styles of Kimball upright - right pianos , one each in Oak , Mahogany and Walnut finish. 7 1-3 octaves. three pedals , all beautiful Instruments. Styles being changetl , we vIhi give choice this week of either style case for $265.00. Regular - ular rlce has always beeii $325.00. The above Imistrunienta all are new pianos , never been out of ( lie store and fully guaranteed. In Organs , we have a number ot gootl second hand ones that we will sell at prices ranging from $15.00 to 0.00. Call soon as possible and look this stock over for they won't last long. For thtis week we will also have a siecial sale on stools and covers. a first class piaiio stool any color , for $1.60 and line velour scarfs for $1,85. ( One Price. . ) A. IIOSPE. 1513 Douglas at. . Omaha. Streets of 4i11 Nittlotis. The "Streets of 'All Nations. " owned by Mr. Gaston Akoun aiid under thte innuttge- mont of Mr. Kahiailai E. Nelmy , In spite of the rumors spread all over town of tufter- eat characters , has acquired a great reputa- ( ion as belng the whole attraction of the Midway. As a matter of titct , the large capital Invested in this enterprise , wIth the careful managemnemit in runnIng thie show properly , has gleen ( lie right to both pub- lie and oress to oronounce that ( ho Srets of MI Nations Is tIm most attractive. orig- thai and characteristic show on the grounds , The itaturo of the ahiow consists of a coot- bluatiomi of different nationalities gathered togethier to represent no one certain feature existing on the entire exposition grountla , but to give an idea to visitors what one of the biggest shows In the world should look like , Thu construction is a conglomeration of buildings of different nations , the strik- big feature amongst whlcli Is the theater , which stands In the inldtlle of the street to represent the Pantheon of ithiens , Greece , bordered upon a beautiful court , where the Greek athletic games , together with a performance of different characters concludes with ( lie great vaudeville show that tukes Place in the ( heater. While there is no performance guing on the via- Itors can enjoy rides on camels. dromedaries and donkeys , or examine the beautiful ware iii the booths around ( lie streets. ( lie geode In which booths are inirtorteti from countries - tries represented by the Streets of All Na- tlons. The performers are In number about 150 , besIdes 1Sf' others connected with concessions In ( lie streets. The performners are considered without a doubt ( lie best In their hue Iii the world anti dmw the biggest - gest salaries. The management secured these performers at very great expense , therefore ( lie Streets of Ah1' Nations must be highly reconmmnended as bolug a lltlCO of first class entertainment and of the best moral standing and character , whIle It furnishes - nishes various features cf nmusemnent. nnil where a person could spend a whole day and still be pleased to continue , without in ( lie least being overtaxeti. IeursIis to ( 'oiornti , , Iii ltoei Iwind itute. JUNE 19th & 20th. Denver and Return. $19.00. Colorado SprIngs and Return , $19.00. i'ueblo and Return. $19.00. Three trains cccli day , and only lIne ruli- fling dayhighit train. Get tickets amid berths at 1223 Farnam St. A. I ) . T. Co. ; messengers furnltthied ; 1iag- gage tichlvered , 1302 Douglas St. Tel , 177 , I Iilli,3 iIltee. The Northwestern Line Daylight Special now leaves the U. P. depot at 6:40 : a arrives Chicago 8:45 : same evening , o - change in the other trains. The Cvcrlaiid Limited 4:45 : p ni. amid the Omaha Chicago Special at. 6:45 : p. in. arrive at Chicago 745 ; and 0:30 : respectively , next morning. rb most advanced vesttbuled sleepers , dlmi'rp amid free parlor chair cal's-of course-what else woUltI the "Northwestern" have , CItY Ticket omce 1401 Frnain at. 0. V. Wertz , Dentist , lGiSDciuglas st. 1)A'Y1.1lI'1' l'IIAIN ' 1 0 COLORAIOM Via htocI& Isinitti itoute. Leaves Omaha 5:20 : a , in. . arrives Icmiyer anti Coiorntio Suirimmgs 8 p. in. Take tila ( rain anti save sleeping car rain of Ticket office 1323 Farnam atret. 'i'tt' Ijililill l'tIVitIC will sell tickets at ( lie VERY LOW RATE 09' $19.00 for round trip to Demivor for illenulal meet. lug of General Fcderatiomm of Wonmep's clubs. For tlatcm' ' , lImits on tickets and full Imit r- muation. call at CITY TICKET OFFICE , 1302 FARNAM , - _ _ _ _ _ _ C Get your Sumithuy (1100cr antI lunch at ( lie Flemish Cafe on ( lie \'csl Mltlway. IIa'e Root print it. IIztrtIe's Ii's Fttst I'ii II tug. The couthition of Joseph Bnrtleys eyes is such ( hint imithess lie lies the best of treat- macmit , the attendluig specialIst says ho will ho totally blind niitl thiat iefore very loxig. Several 'cars ago Bartiey had trouble with his eyes , the lids iecomlng deeply granulated , At that time a cure was ac- comimlilishtctl , but eves' since hii eyes have been very weak , ' Sonic three weeks ago granulation again mactIe its a'pearaiice. anti since that time hIs sight baa becn rapidly failing. Ills cell In ( lie county jail Is not In a itlacu v1iere it cell be protecteti front thit' bright afternoon sunlight , anti. as a result , he cutTers greatly , hartley keeps up hope. but atlmits that it is 'ery doubtful If lie will ever regain lila sight. h'ictp.oeket Csinusreil $ , Morris Stegemaut lucked the pocket of Grover SmIth , the cxuploye of an evening paper , of a watch Friday night anti escaped , Yesterday afternoon he was captured. The watch was found in the pockets of Stege- lana , RUN OUT OFJ BOND BLANKS1 A.phientinniu tori,4bscrIplIons to the 'War Loan frena Oninhin More utliterOhlN 'film ixpectet1 , The demand at the iostofflce hits become so great for the supply of blanks to be used in applying tordthe bonds to be Issued that the supply of blanks Is exhausted and as the hapks bave.alao given out all the blanks scat them , persons desiring to secure a part of the recently nrder tl popular loan will have to wait till : * dditionnl blanks are received. The post fflce has formerly sold ninny money ortierst persons who desired a safe way of keeping thou money , but till persons who resorted 'to this mxthod are applyIng for the bonds because they yield .3 per cent interest. Fleniish Cafe , \Vcst MIdway , for your meals. Tue CtntIneuuini 1.Itii Iteil. The new Wabash solid vestibule train of day coaches , Sleeping and ( lining cars. train for tourists anti all classes of travel , WillLeave Leave Chicago ( daily ) , 12 noon , Leave St. Louis ( daily ) , 9:10 a. in. ' Arrive New York via' West Shore , 3:30 : p. in. Arrive Boston via Fitchburg , 5:60 : p. in. All agents sehi tickets for this train and will tell you all about It. Ask him or write 0. N. Clayton , N. 'IV. P. Mt. Wabash It. fl. A. D. T. Co. me'engere furnished ; baggage - gage delivered 1302 Dougae ! St , Tel. 177. Concert today , Krug park. 4 to 7. . Y'uttec , The Missouri Pacific is now running daily , ft 'leepimig car betweemi Omaha anti 13t.I Joseph , Mo. , leavIng Webster Street. dcpot 9:30 : p. ni , For further Information call at 'new offices , southeast corner Fourteenth and Douglas streets. Roses 25c a 00mb , beautiful floral designs - signs , Donaghiue , 109 So , 16th street. 0t40 us. in. . gm-tO a , in. , am-to n. Ut. G40 A. M. , 6:40 : A. M. , 6:40 : A. Iii. The Northwestern line traIn to St. Paul , , Minneapohis'Spirlt Lake , Duluth and all Dakota - kota poluts , from the Union Pacific depot. 365 days every year. "Through by day- lIght. " 140 Farnam St. RuIn. n Musician , J. Banker. one of the members of the Marine band. was made the victim of a sneak thief Friday and he is now mourn- log the loss of a handsome gold watch and $33 in money. Thin watch and money were taken from his room at the Barker hotel tiuring his temporary absence. ONLY $19.00 TO DENVER , COLORADO SPRINGS AND PUEBLO AND RETURN. JUNE 19 AND 20. VIA ROCIC ISLANI ) ROUTE. CITY TICKET OFFICE. 1323 FARNAM ST. 100-ton pussexiger Steamboat for sale or rent. Address S 39. Bee. St iii ( ) iitt'sc nit AihIlulC ( ' . At a meeting of the Irisb-AaierIcan Exposition - position club , held 'Frltlay nIght , the anniversary - niversary of the battle of Bunker 11111 , a resolution was drafteti pledging the club to the prInciples which caused Lexington and Bunker 11111 and 'announcing the club's opposition to an alliance with Great Britain. Simple Mhematics It doesn't requIre a. college gratitinte to figure out that these 2x4 110(5 are corn- polled to charge extra on iirescrhiittons in order tt min ( lie phtmggers-nmid stiil leave theni a profit. Thtey can't pay their oliice rent and a cuxiunlssion besltles vlthiout charging extra-so you see titter all you lilly for It. But when you bring us your orescrhittoxms-ou save about 40 u'er cent- we don't have 'piuggers-got ito use for tiiorn-T1iL'y don't like its-but they would if we (11(1 ( like ( lie pets , Paine's Celery Comnpountl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SIc Minlien's Talcum Ponder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lie Snilth'ii Gloria Tonic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67c I'Innud it Enu do Quinine . . . . . . . .28c anti & 6c fluffy Malt \\'iilskey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Warner's Safe Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Castorta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22c Pyrnmlti I'ile Cure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'Xic Stuart's Dyslie , 'a Talilets . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2ec Blrney's Catarrh Powder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35e liir's Root Deer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lie 'Virio Kohzttra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 750 ' CUT S C' flh4r.I DRUdOIST 10th munul ( Il.iemgo Sts. Let the Eagle Sram1 - . , - ' . ' At preen t the othitii' side is aolng thin serexuninir , 4Z \Vu'Ve got t Ii a ' shoc , .that tecantt be beat , " ( neither can the men that wear them)1 ) bit this Is not a war article , though ' we ai'o keeping up Out' Vtt ( ' against poor' goodit and high pt'ice,1ii thin Regent S3.50 Shoe -For Men Exelusivoly- We give you the best hit , that can ho iwoduced and at ( lie lu"ost. imossibie prices consistent wIth honest work and Aincrk'an vmtgos. REGENT SHOE GO. , ? 205 So ii th I 5th. 50o Perfume AtomizeY Free Montlay we will itoh the farnou Ahexan. dro Perfume-Lily of the Valley , \'hiIto Rose , heliotrope , iVialet , Apple lihosson , White Lilac for 39ti Per ounce , worth SOc- amid with each puicbaso of ouic ounce or over we wIll gi'el'OU a title lierfunmo atomizer - mizer free-only ono atomizer to a custo. met , Gouti I'ertimtrY , ounce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25c i'imititiii'mt l'crfuxnery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \'ondworthi'it l'erfumerY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ciigiittt's l'erl'Uflt'rl' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bk , RIver imp. I'errumery . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75e Daybroak'mt l'ertumi'ry . , . , , , , , , . , , . . . . . . Stolen Sweets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 400 Gootl Curling Iron. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc Gooti Tooth Brush , . , . . , , , , . , , , , . , , , , , . , , , Sc Gotiti Null hirushi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20c Good Whist liri'om ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lee Berated 'l'nlL'uln Powder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc l'ure Costilu Soap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cocoantit Oil Sott1it2 for , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , Sc Lomig lIar Ctuttiie . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sc BOSTON STORL3 DRUG 'DI3PAUtTMI3NTS A FULL SET OF TEETH $2 hh/4$2 Until June 25th only-he sure antI lenve your order before the time expires and to- ceive the benelit of these itricea. All other work at same reduced ; , rlces. 'reent ex- tructeti poitlVeiy without paln-2c. ALBANY DENTSTS ( , 120 South 14th St. , cor Douglas , over Drug Store , Open sysnitiga until b p. in , Sundays uaWlp.14. ! lltennlni Cnnetitinn , lu1ertint of ( 'nItCtt'N ( 'lnls , leutver , .Tntt 20-29. Delegates slid others who intenti taking advantage of the reduceti rate of $19 Omntmhin to Denver antI return , offered by the Bur- hlngton route , June 16.20 , en account of ( hme biennial convention Fetleratlon of Vomnen's Clubs , should at once reserve their berths at the Burlington ticket office , 1602 Farnam Street , Special \Vomen's Club" car will be attached to Burlington train heaving ( liunhia 4:35 : p. in. , Monday , June 20. TItc Supero ( , , and quick time of the Union Pacific makes it the popular line to all principal western resorts , City ticket omce , No. 1302 Far- earn at. Tlettts to flcnycr , The Burlington proposes to bIt en state tickets June 20 for the lemiver convention of the Natlonai Federation of Wonien's Clubs , The stale of these tIcket was to have been confineti to June 16 , i7 cml 18 , but so many of the prospective attendants kicked on being compelleti to go to Denver - ver so tong In advance of the luecting , which commences on June 21 , that the other date atided. I Hamilton Warren , M. ti. , eclectIc ciii ! snag- netic physlcin , has moved his oflice to the Tizard block , 224 North 23d street. Special attention to all long atandiiig or lingerIng diseases mind ( ci diseases of wonsen and chil. dren , Pianos . DEl Crowded Out A great , chamico to save $100.00 to $200.00 by buying now. 150 Ivers & Pond , ' Vose & Sons and , . Emersoii Pianos Offered , at a clearing sale. Also bargains In slightly natal Chlckering , Decker . Bros. and Fischer I'lanos at $78.00 , $85.00 and $95.00. Now pianos , fully guaranteed , as low as $167.00. Easy terms of payments , See our $125.00 , Organs at $48.00. Out of ( own purchasers should iio't fail to take advantage of the above , special offerings.Vrito for catalogue , prices and tormns. I'Ianoi rent d , tuned and exchanged , A. C. Mueller , Tuner. Tclepli'oao 1625. " , Schmoller & Mueller , . 1313 Fartiam St. ' , , Largest Piano Dealers iii the West. Our Chinii Store 1 one whiero you tire iriviloged to comae in amid look the ciInmi over , and ittiti- . _ file it as touch as you whelm without _ _ . i. being Iniportunen to Iiuy. If you want attemititimi you can ' hixive it. Them are ideuity of clerks ' _ . to answer questions , but we hike _ _ _ _ I Chilmiti , lovers , anti ivaiit , them to _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . In smith enjoy our atnek whenever - . ever inclitied , situ whether they visii to titty or not. Tim Invittlon _ _ _ _ _ _ Is bincaro to . _ _ _ _ _ "WALR IN ANI ) LOOK AIIOLJN1) ) . " ' . lnOnr , I _ , n..nr.Stt " [ conomy Odsement" . \rc have a Coiiiilote ) uitie of granite rare , tir , loolcimig glasses , brackets , tahiles , etc. Prices are low enough to as- ' tonishi ( lie InoCt economical buyer. Come and eo. 1519 and 152 DouIas Street 'I'LIE 09-CEN'l' SJ'ORE. MMMWM ¶ II " _ _ _ _ ( OHATIHAT SALT" , . I This wet weather is raising thin dicicens with it , _ _ _ _ _ _ ( ( " I von't. cQmte out of the shiakut' , If you kept it in a I HERRICK REFRIGERAT OR Ii ) _ \ _ t'w _ . - . I\ thoroughly. VTu have a lady cuatornot' who keeps her flour in _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ thin llerm'icic all summer and reports that i is abso- lately tli'y. All siz.s , from the smallest fumnihy i'cfrigcrator to large. butcher coolers , always in steele. S quires . , Smith , 1(314 CA I'Il'OI . 4' Vif. GJN1JI.t I. A ( ; JJN'I's. , 'I'FLflItIIOXfl 1iOr hobbs & Jones , Agomits , Froniont , Nob. 0. E. Lawson , Agetit. lixistitigs , Nob. . , - - - - - - I - - - - - - - - H.'H' . .PIANOS. . . . . . . . . A FULL STOCK O ' - : 1 ' , I ' Balthvill . , . ElIillgtoll , , . - . - : , ' ' Hamilton aild . , ' . . ; , , . . . , . ' : ' Valley Gem. , . . . ' 4 I' ' . , , - : : . . Pianos repaired and manufactureti in . . . - ' , ' , special designs for the ExpositIon trade are , , now on exhibition omiti for sale In our music ' . , . rooms , 'hero you will also find the Chick- . . . t. . , ; , erimig , Steinway , Fischer , mind 20 more dlf- ii forent makes. Every piano solti guaranteed . . . . 4 (0 gIve satisfaction or money rctitnfietl. . . , The fact that Ilaytien Bros. sell pianos is , , , , - guaramitco that the prices tire the lowest. Hayden Bros. The Only Original , Exposition Souvenir Spoon. FOil I4ALE hiY Coffee $ I .35 , I ' - s , co , fi' l'ntie'hiomrg ' ' t s isyuuititl. ( io4itroy , Tea $2.75. takorii , ' : . llotimttn. , , ii : diiliti , 1Vrlir i btttHl WI. I , . . . . ' IV. Lititli.tty , Jut ) itutid. ' lilumis Sterling Silver. , . i' & Cu , Jos I' . lruxizor i 021)0 , 1UOO tine. tir& Ottmilti , Neti , il. ( loploy , A. lillutiemmuauu. J acquentimi & C OMl 1'1t1'I AN ! ) Ml I ) 1VIA'i'lON , -I ! aukesha ! ! ' ! ' \\T(3 \ ( are JiiiI ill i'eeoipt of a car1oa ( of Wnukeha Wrntor in calls 1111(1 ( carboys aiid ( P1010 the ' de following 1)I'1CC1 - 1i'eret1 : 5 gallon carboy-net. . , , . . . . , $ ' 2,09 t 13 4' ' 4 -lint . . . . . . . . . . . .3.51) to ' ' caflht-net. . . . . . . . . . . . . ( ' .nseg of ti'tiI'ii-3 gtillou bottles , $3.50 , The above prices are for \\Taukoslia , 11 ygelaVa toy- 1)18111 ( no gas-and ) tito colt- taiiieri. , ( bottles , cans aiut care boyt ) , RETURNED 'i'o US , Sherman & McConnell Drug Co 1513 Dodge St. , Onmnlia , Neb , HAYDEN BROS. Selling Shoes for Comfort. ! p1 _ - ' Stinging , bul'nlng foot can be done away vIthi entirely by the use of a lair I of 0th' flow summer ( aim footwear , 1umuhtJ from the kind of loisthet' thii'ougli whtioui ( Ito feet. can breathe. Vets will novae know wliztt reaL comfort i sititil you wear a Pair. Ladies' Dotigola Patent Tip ? i,200xfortiTitjq. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C Ladles' FItio Iongohxi Tan ! 1.00 Oxford Ties..C Liilies' Fun homigoin ) Lace anti liitttin Shines , sizes 1 i 11 to 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . ' " . - . . . . . - . Lathes' Pita , Viol lfiti 2.00 Oxford TIes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LADIES' FINE ShOES. Lxtmlios' tints lnngola ) f2 lace anti tiuttimt ShoeS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . Lmullts' line Taxi Kid , t2.50 iticu hittt"t . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Mcii's ilmio 'l'in : lomigol. ) tS,00 r inca .htties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . litty's hue Taxi loxugohxi ) , ti.00 luco shtoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , HAYDEN BROS. iititil ( ) rIers Eli leti. - , , _ _ i WAR ATLAS i ; i'igt's 0 1' ( uI .t red .ll a mis imu ( I ii t. iI , , , it s Iul iiivn I : ii Itin ii ha I I it rho r militi I'III II lxiii lies . I I xl I Iii. rj u'Olt LD-shiowlng ditxiixccs , . . .2lxI I In. .rc Cubit anti havana I Ini'ho..21x11 in. 111 l'hli I lie i ltiini a mid Chum . . .21 x 14 iii. , . . .1i'est imitllcq . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2lxli in. i Suiaiii tmtl l'ortugn I . . . . . . . . . . . .21 x I 4 1 ii , . North Aiiicrica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2lxl I in. fj ii , Uniteti Suite-i . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . iixm I in. cj , t1 itll'oite . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2lxli itt. i. iti Flags of till Nntiomi . . . . . . . . . . . .mlxii iii. ii 'i'I' IIt'si 31i ms lii I , ! Istut'I. , ' 1 ] 'rluited txn ( 'alentlereti Paixer , Iloumni i & . iii l'aiiet' Covers. Sent to any atldrests .v ot t'cceiitt pf 25e. ri ii.t\l ) , . ! e'.tlt1' & ( ' ( I. , ( 'luit'mgo , : i AGENTS \'AN'rED for mibovo Atlas i1 i-intl iioI'lctimtirt of hattie of , Inmiihlmt. . . . . , ? : ? --4. a ' ' " : ' The Jewel CdIiI1tt ) 'rue iinest gusolene stto ever iamb nimtl time only cabinet stovu mantle that llglitit witimout lilly smntlce w'hixttover. 'Jite Jevel Is litteti wIth ( lie Jewel ilitie , i1gtiter , 'is'hiichi makes it I Absolutely Smokele3s I anti lIe all Jewel Stoves , it Is a great mimt'em' of fuel. Jovol bummiers glee nntx- timirti mntre bent umiti use oxie.tiilrtl less fuel in comisequenre ( lout itxi' gmme- olunu stove made. Vi'e hitvu : hmixmitlrctin of testitnoiminlit to that effect 4 All Jt'svehs are warrant etl iierfeetiy mutfe. You never Lietrtl of one cx- iiiotlixig. . JOHN HUSSIE HARDWARE COMPANY , 2407 Curning St. llas'e you vlltti our "Acorn" exhibit mitthe jixitositlun ? Talk - About - , / Your - I Luck ' -If yell sue our hose , either I't'itoii. Ciscide : : , 'I'il'm ) ado , Ai' . t&'slxtn SVhiirlpool , You ivihl itixi Ice we titwimyr macmm- ( Ion out' bi'untlxt , Yotu' lawn % Yi1l alWa3'S hook gm'ccmm amid your ulotlmcs svill ho dry-poem' hioso bUrsts. JAS , MOUTON & SON CO , , hlartlwnre amid Finq ToOls. 1111 1)0905 STI4HIIT - Ifhe snioked _ , cffTHs , it1S Out'5CentJersey lie etiti Id stay in ( Ito house itmiti enjoy It , Tito ai'tnua Is sit fragm'mtnt. They are ia'o- mioumietid by nU to Ins equal to most tomi cemu tom's , \Yo ca"m'y till tl' ' " leading brandb Of toil' CcItt gtaids-t' iv' i I as a bIb' 11mm of amid summolchmig i : ttu. , Paxion Block igar Store , 10th umiti Farnuma. jjjjujj"jIj
