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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1898)
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V Tlio whole Interest In the primaries In thIi i . county centet around the nominnUon for . governor , and for the first time in years V there will be a genuine contest In manyj It not nil of tile wards and precincts , with at least two tickets In the field. V John 0. Teiser , I ) . Clem Denver , and Dr. i : V J Jf Peabody are all anxious to secure the . , clghty one delegates from this county to .J further their candllacy ( for the guberna. torinl nomination. The first two named 1 ; . ; V have been ncttve candidates for several - V months , and have their fences vell estab. lished. with picket lines well out to the front , and strong entrencliments protect- log their base of Hupplies. Dr. 1'abody , it Is said , has hCI'II making a still hunt , but It has hot. lrCIf ) until within the last few . days ( lint iu. . has open1y announced himself . % as a candidate. This latter fact is taken to he an eicnmen of weakness , for many members of the party who are friendly to the doctor , and who would gladly have sup- I ported him had they known he was In the I field , have made other allianeLs nhieh caim- hot now he successfully broken. Yet tIme doctor Is a good political worker. and wIth bis long resIdence In the city and uxtenshc V acquaintance is apt to spriim ; some sur- 4 3r18es on the others. f : Air. Yetser was it member Cf tIme last legislature , made so in face of an adverse majority at the polls by the nbuse of power by the populist majority In that or- ganizatlon. lie became conspIclioU3 there by siicCeeIlflg In having passed his Initlatiwo : .and referendum bill. which has lied no : other effect up to data than occupying a . _ . , V.V few pages of printed matter In the corn- 1 IV ' piled statutes of time state and a imugatory V proceeding In court. ' . . V Mr. Denver is at present tl stCWar(1 V nod bookkeeper at the Institute or time ' . Deaf and Dumb In this city , being an appointee - pointee of Governor Ilolcomnb. He has S ' long been Identified with the r.opuhist ' V Imarty in this county and with local labor I circles. Four years ago lie was the candidate - date of his party for congress In this dts- t trict , nainst D. 11. Mercer. ) - 1'eiiIt,1's ( 'ii 1141 Idne. Dr. Peabody Is a member of the alleged V reform police commission which was do- dared to have no legal existence by the supreme court of the state a few weeks ago , T but wlmlcii still hangs on by time slender thread of an injunction. It is suggested by a populist , who Is evidently not a friend . of this doctor's , that lie trusted to a stiil : . , hunt and tile efficacy of the police force to win the Douglas county delegation , and only announced his candidacy oDenly when LImo . - V : supreme court decided that time members : of the nolico force were under no obhiga- ' tions to the doctor in his assumed legal V' capacity. The county convention which is to select V time delegates to time state convention Is to % be held Saturday afternoon , probably in the , Woodman ball In the Crounso block. at- ' though time place has not been definitely announced - nounced , Timero will be 161 delegates in the convention , eighty-one from the city - and eighty from South Omaha and the country. There wIll be nine delegates from each vard In the city , twenty from South Omaha and four from each of time country precincts. In addition to selecting the state delegation the convention will choose a new V county committee. As to the result of tim primaries little can be said other than that the candidates seem to ho confldent. of success. The friends , of Mr. Yelser think there is no longer any . question that lie will have a large majority in the convention , strong enough to give hmini a solid delegation. and one which will stay with him through the contest. Mr. Deaver and his friends are also confident , but are not so boastful as the Yeiser foi- 'l ? lowing. They say the outlook at this time is more than favorable and think the votes will show them in the lead , With Dr. l'ea- body all appears to be problematical. No ono will venture a guess and his friends rt hint at surprises and unexpected develop- ' ments. There are no less than eighteen candidates nent1oned for governor in all parts of the state uniter the fusion arrangement. Or these two are democrats-Edgar howard of Papihiton and Attorney General Smyth of Omaha. The Douglas county democratic , p committee last. Saturday selected time dde- . gation to the democratic state convention , and it. was instructed to work for the nomi. nation of Mr. Smyth. The lopuhist candidates include nearly every district. judge in the state of that un- hitical faith , Judge John It. Thompson of Grand Isiand being looked upon as the most - formidable one in the list. Congressman L Stark of Aurora is still being discussed as a candidate , notwithstanding his published announcenment to time contrary. Among time . other popuhists said to have gubernatorial ambitions are Speaker Gamn , Judge Wii- ham Noviiie , W , A. I'oynter , Lieutenant , ( hovcrnor harris and Oh Inspector ldmis- ten , . SONS OF VETERANS COMING Local Cunips i'repimrIni fur the lie- ceiitIohi of I ii. . Nittonnl Con- V eittlnii of tile Order. Plans are being perfected for the entertainment - tainmont of time delegates to the national encampment of the Sons \'eterans which . Is to be held In Omaha during the first . week iii September. Time location of tile coimventfon mit Omaha Was due to tile cC- forts of Senator John M. Thurston , F. J. . , Coatea , George Voiz , J , Howard Ileino and Colonel \V. II. Davis , who coimiposed time coniimiitteo vhlc1m attended time last ccii. ventlon Lit Indianapolis and brought this I year's convention to Omaha. Although almost 40 per cent of tIme mmmcm- hers of the order have enlisted in the yet- unteer army it Is expected that tue con. vention will bo the largest in the history of the order , Letters are received contin- " uaiiy from men who expect to conic and arc anxious to secure accommodations , . , ! Aimiomig the prominent immen who will be V ( hero is Major A. I' . Davis of l'ittsburg , Pa. , the founder of the order. Major Davis has hover missed a convention of the Sons 3 of 'cterans anti takes great pride in watch- ' thg the growth of time order , which be. gnu in a small way aimmi has developed into ella of limo most influential patriotic organizations - izations in the country. ' , 'Elie ) I.IN Ut ( 'hlielLusnaiug.i liclighated , 4 licforr leaving for Chtckanmauga paik , Ga , . Lieutenant George l. Ilass , Fifty-second Iowa volunteers. Irocured a few bottles of Chamberlain's Colic , Choleram and Diarrhoea Remedy. Time boys wore delighted with the quick cures of diarrhoea which it effected , To mneet.the deimmands Lieutenant these or- tiered four dozen bottles mmmore by express antI sold thu whole of It in one day , except three bottles kimt for his own use cud for personal tricnds It never falls to effect a cure and is pleasant pad safe to take. It is the most successful medicine In time worid for bowel compiaint8. For sale by mmii drug- Vgi5tI. - . - . - - _ . , _ _ _ _ _ _ - , _ _ - SCENE SHIFTERS PEACEFUL tnge hlamisls thetTiteir IIIIZ Ittnv Ad- Jiistril nii.l Are llensiy to 1)0 hisIiicss , The Executive floardof time National Alliance - liance of Theatrical Stage Employes was in secret session all day yesterday , beginning at 9 In the morning and continuing business until nearly G o'clock , with only a simort ra. CCFS for lunch. 'It was rather a stormy meeting " said i'resident Norman " , , "but now everything is settled to the beat of satisfaction - isfaction and we are as amiable and neace- fui as so many lambs. "It was nil time result of a misunderstand- lag In which some of the officers were to blame because of not attending to the reg- imlar meetings. 0. W. ( Denny of Chicago , secretary of the AllIance , together with a few of the members of the Executive Board. had these charges made against them because - cause they did not attend to business , nn'l ' time affairs of time association became to mixed up that the local in Omaha thought it time to take a hand in time matter. " The liscussion over the charges was a lena one which lasted three hours Mommday evening and eight imours yesterda' . After the long session yesterdat morning and afternoon it svaa tiecimled to give the members of time association a rest , and no maccLing was held in time evenimmg , This moning the affairs of Limo Alliance will not ho kemt so secret mind time sergeant-at-arias wIll mint look with so much scrutiny on all who try to enter. Ycsteriay time board cleared all the ofilcers charged with un- omclal business amid laid no blame whatever to their actlnmms. These stage emnployes nra naturally a stormy lot of Individuals , and as their see- retary said on tlmo day of the first sessiomm , "Nothing is the matter , we always have more or less fighting in our amidst. " All of their sessions in Omaha seem to have beau along this order. When asked about the secret sessions yesterday the sergeant-nt- arms said , "yes , it's pretty lively in here , we imaven't called for the ambulance or the police force yet , but they're having sonic warm rork In timere now , " After time conclusion of yesterday after- mmoomm's meeting ona member said be didn't think It was a very noisy meeting , " \\'hy you should see them sornetimmics ; this ses sion is hardly a circumstaimee to what we have Lund , One time at a meeting in the south they went at each other tooth amid nail amid hats and visages were smasimed right anti left. No , I don't consider tlmat our present session has been a very stormmmy ene. " Mum is tim word with all the delegates concerning matters relating to oceedings of the Executive Board and only the fact timat the ofilcersvere cleared could be ascertained - certained from them , KNIFE TO CLOSE THE DEAL Iteni Etnte 'VrLItIC thut Gets the l'nrtI Into Severn ! . , rts o Trouble , Earl Floyd , whiolsahlegeml to be a land swindler by Julius Jorgensen , proprIetor of the Pioneer hotel , Twelfth and Farnarn streets , is in time city jail for an attempt on the life of Jorgensen , Floyd attackel Jorgensen - genson with a knife yesterday afternoon and VoUiti Iuve seriously injured lmim had it not been for the lntem'feremmce of the hotel cook , Henry Smith , who grappled with Floyd , Smith received a bad wound iii ommo of his hands. The a3sault is the sequel of a real estate transaction between Floyd and Jorgenson. Saturday floyd , who posed at time hotel as a land owner from Missouri , offered Jorgensen - genson 160 acres of land in Stoddard county , Missouri , in exchange for the hotel property , which Jorgensen held at $800. On the land Floyd said there were 402 fruit trees and a six-room house , Jorgensen accepted time offer and Floyd made over a deed to time hotel man , who in turn gave him a bill of sale for the hotel furnishings , Sunday Jorgensen wired to the county clerk of Stoddary county asking for Information about the laud anti received a reply from a real estate agent who signed himself Waiter Phelan anti who claimed the land was Imis and not Floyd's. Ito immediately sought Floyd , who had takemm possession of the hotel , and asked for an explanation , but received no satistction , Monday evening he went before Justice Clark at Liensoim and took out replevin papers. With the justice and a constable ho went back to the imotei to serve the writ , but Floyd would not listen to Its reading and ordered time trio out of the Imouse. Floyd became so violent toward the constable - stable that a policeman was called and Floyd was placed under arrest , charged with disorderly conduct , Yesterday afternoon - noon his case was heard in police court and he was given a suspended sentence of twenty days. Immediately on his release ho was arrested by Commatable Hardy of Justice hiouck's court , charged witim lmav- ing resisted an officer. lie was released , however , an imour after on bonds of $300. Upon his release lie went to the hotel armed with a knito anti sought the life of Jorgensomm , The latter iromises to swear out warrants against Floyd for swindling. 'rrHmlmN % 'llL All I.enve Tuimlliti. WASHINGTON , July 19.-The troops uumder General Coppinger , which do not go to i'orto Rico will be transferred to Fernamm- dma on account of the malaria at Tampa , wimere they are no % ' ( luartered , LOCAL BREVITIES. Commnaumder l3aotim-Tucker , chief of time Salvation army imm time United States , visits Ommmaha on August 14. The place amid datu of mneetiumg vill be given later , The regular mommtlmly maccLing of the Vls- iting Nurses' association will be held at Vt P. in. Thursday afternooum at the Young Men's Christian association rooms. Time Newsboys' union members arc pushing - ing time nle of their picnic tickets with great rigor. The boys promise to show a merry tiimie to their patrons Sunday. Iriver } Osborumo of time police latrOl , Injured - jured in mmmi accident that befell tile team and wagoim Sunday , vas umucim better last imlgmt ! anti it is believed that his condition will continue to iunlrove , One Iowa banker appears not to be entirely - tirely acquainted with time revenue laws , for lie has forwartlt'th to City Treasurer Ed- cards a city warrant upon s'hich he had pasted a 2.cemmt internal revenue stamp , Time hiostoim Ladies' Milhitary band ur- rived in Ommmaima yesterday and ss'ent to the exposition imnnmediately , where it begins - gins a long elmgagemmient , The hand nuimi- bers about twenty-five members anti all time nmemnbers are wommiemi with time exception of the leader. A $5,000 damage stilt was brought yesterday - terday against the Street Railway comnpauy by Andrew Gibson , a street cleaner , for Injuries alleged to have been sustained by beimmg run over at tbe exposition viaduct , iay 11. Among oilier Injuries he says five of his ribs verc broketm Maurice J , Scannel dIed at his late residence - dence , 912 North Twenty-sixth street , at l ft. ifl. , July 19 , Funeral from residence teSt St , John's Catholic cimurcim at 8:30 : a. am. Thursday , Interment at. holy Sepulcher cemetery. Comrades of George Crook l'ost will take notice and be in attendance. A transcript of judgumient in time appeal of time United States for time benefit of hi , hi. Sudendorf against Orlando J , icing , John A. Doe anti Albert C , Foster was flied with time district clerk yesterday , Suit brought in March to recover $266.55 , but the jury In Judge Ilaxter's court found for the the- ( endants , Mrs. M. Phelps , employed in a small laumi. dry at 1422 l'heips street , was rather severely - verely burmmed about time breast anti fscc yesterday rnornlmmg us a result of a gasoline explosion , She was using the oil near e fire when it flared up , the blaze counmuni' eating to her clothing. 11cr ID3urie , 'wbIl painful , are not serious , RESTRAINING ORIERSVORK ) \ Jndgo Scott Seems Unable t Get Service on Sheriff McDona'd. ' EFFECT OF INJUNCTIONS IS APPARENT omeerN of time listriet Court Are Emm- Jolimeti Cmiii ilmterferiuig smith flue Aumotimer In the J1erCiNe of Timeir Pmmmmetioum. . All yesterday a clerk , representIng Attorney - ney Mahoney , the counsel for the Streets of Cairo , was around time court house trying to find Sheriff McDqrmaid. Ito has some kind of a writ or citation to thrust upon Mr. McDonald , purporting to como from Judge Scott , it is supposed that it is the citation issueti by time judge Monday ordering the sheriff to appear Thursday and show cause why he should not. be armmerced for not having produced the four conces- siommnires of the Streets of All Nations before - fore time judge iii the last of several eon- tenipt proceedings , Simeriff McDonald has been prevented from doing so by the restraining - straining artIer of Judges ICeysor , Powell aunt Siabaugim. The clerk was up early yesterday morning to catch the coroner to get him to servo the sUpposeml writ on time sheriff , mis it was sup- poseti Coroner Swanson was going to l.ln- cola to get out of time way for a little while to avoid further trouble , nut tIme coroner amade up his mind to stay at home amid stand emi the protection afforded him by the order of the three judges , and this fooled the clerk , who thereupon concluded to go 011 a still imunt after time sheriff per- sonaily. however , Mr. McDonald was not to be found , Albyn Frank , the clerk of the district court , tuna not yet made out any writ to be served upon the sheriff. lie said all Ime has received has heemi a cop > ' of Judge Scott's order. Beyond that he Is not opening his mouth or committing himself iii any way. Scott is t'o'rcrless. Judge ICoysor , when asked about It , cx- plalned that District Clerk Albyn Frank sould not make out any writ agalmist the sheriff without incurring contempt in the face of the order restraining him which Judges Keysor , Powell and Slabaugh had made ; also timat if he did draw imp time writ for service nobody could be found to servo it because the coroner had been enjoined - joined in the annie order. Even if time order did by any means get to the sheriff , which Is improbable in the face of time Key- sor-Powcti-Slabaugh injtmnctlon , the sheriff cannot obey it without running up against time three judges. Coroner Swanson did , early In the day previous , attempt to servo on the sheriff a citation in contempt from Judge Scott , but Mr McDommaltl flashed the restraining order issued by the three judges upon him and the coroner could do nothing , although it had been time intention of Judge Scott to have the simerlff arrested by the coroner then and there , With the sheriff and imls deputies enjoined - joined from interfering with the liberty and business of the Streets of All Nations people , tue corner enjoined from molesting the sheriff and the clerk of the district court enjoined from drawing up any writ in obedience - ence to any order from Judge Scott , and , finally , Judge Scott's utter inability to compel his fellow judges to pay any attention - tion to him in any Wa > ' , as they are coordinate - ordinate with him and not subordinate , and possess the same power amid authority , there is nothing left for Judge Scott to do , it would seem , but to be resigned to the situa- Lion. Judge Keysor says it effectually set- ties Judge Scott's method of trying to tie nh time Streets of All Nations , amid , as ha had threatened , the entire exposition until October , when it would have been too late for tue Streets of All Nations concee- sionalres to have secured redress for their loss of busimmess. Judge Scott was asked during the morning - ing what he would do about It iii ease he could not get service. "We will see when we come to that. " was his reply , Ito seems confident that he has a strong trummip card back of everything yet to play , but he will not say what it Is. ANOTHER CONTEMPT CASE .luilge Scott hits the Sebrnka ClmlI- uireum's Ilomume Sotilt't y Befor. lilt , Slur , Judge Scott of the district court has still aumothier commtenmpt case pending. It. Involves the Nebraska Children's home society. lie imas ordered its president , L. D , Holmes , and its superintendent , Elmer I' . Qulvey , to ap- Peam' FrIday amid give a rcason why they should mint be attached for contempt for fail- tile to produce certain childroum-erstwimilo wards of time society-ta court last Saturday - day , Time secretary of the society Is 11ev. L. P. Ludden of Lincoln , and on its board of mamiagers are W. A. Saunders , W. Ii , Alexander , Governor Silas A. liolcomb , W , p. hlarford , Rev. S. Wright Ilutler of time SI , Mary's Avenue Congregational church. Rev. T J. Mackay , rector of All Saints' cimurehi , Rev. Ft. .L. Wheeler , 1. W. Carpemm- ter and other equally prominent men , Time case at issue Is a habeas corpus one brought by Benjanmin F. hodd and his wife of Grand Island , jmarents of the children beIng fought over. They had ten children , which were growing up with more liberty thaim care , Evemmtummlly the parents .re prevailed upomm to piac' four of the children-all girls-In the imantis of the society fom' better keeping , A suit in equity to recover the children was fIrst brought by Dodd and his wife , Judge Scott IntImated to their attorney that the better way to bring the case to a successful issue would be to institute habeas corpus proceed. Ings , This was done , tbe oilier suit being dropped. The habeas corpus proceedings nmade the society and SuperIntendent Quivey time respommdents. A. S. Churchill represented the petitioners and Carroll S. Montgomery the respommdents , On behalf of his clients Mr. Montgomery filed an answer to the effect timat the chil- dreim are outside the custody of tbe society and not within the jurisdiction of the county , as they hare been placed with peo- pie throughout time state some distance Xroni Douglas county and from each other , One has already been atlopted , ant ! the other three are in time imammds of people under con- tractwltb the society. Mr.Churcimill moved to quash the answer on time grounds that it Is not sufficient , Time court sustalumeti tlmis motion , An amended answer suffered time same fate. Then the court issued aim order commanding time respondents to produce time children on Saturday. When Saturday came there were no children on hand , Hence time contempt. order against Messrs. Holmes mthti Quivey , returnable Friday , An effort is to be made by the counsel for time Nebraska Children's home Society to have the case removed to some other cour.t on the ground that Judge Scott has pre. conceived bias , Inasmuch as ha suggested the habeas corpus proceedings , Itmuits for 1)iyorec , V Two divorce suits were begun yesterday by the filing of complaints. In one Addle M. Turney charges her husband , to whom she was married at Summer 11111 , fourteen V years ago , with failure to provide for their V child , a boy , Clarence hi , Turney , born in : The other suit Is by TUlle Clark L against \\'Illiam F , Clark. They were mar- ned , she says , in 1891 , and have one child , a I boy named William , 4 years old , She at. lege cruel treatment. _ V INJURED PRINTER ACTS QUEER ( ) ssk. 'mieSnumnru Spends liii Timmie Set- timig lmmnglnnr ' 1" iie lit the l'uitee ittnttuu. . Ossie MeNamara , who received a blow on the head early yesterday mmiormmimmg , seems to be suffering from a mental derangement as time result of the assault , During the day yesterday he was PartiallY comisciotis , but was apparently unable to talk. lie spent most of the tinme going through time motions of a printer setting tip type , that. being his usual occupatioim. l.ast night lie hail not regahicil consciousness and con- tinned to act strangely. The wound on time imead is not considered dangerous , as there Is no fracture of the skull , McNaniartt's assailant has not been ar- tested amid no trace of him has been found , A special officer on Ninth street says that McNnmnta spetmt most. of Monday evening in time saloons in that iieighiborimood iii coumi- pany with two mcmi , The one who later struck time blow provided time money amid the others drank a his expense. The police nra of the oplninn that Mcaniara and his lmenniless friend flnahii' tried to coliet fur- timer funds by force and that the other mamma proved too strong for them , The story of Stephen Dyer , cousin of MaNamnara mmd in imIs compamiy , is that they were sittitig in the alley near Tenth and Douglas streets when McNamarn'a assailant mu out of the saloon at that corner and attacked Ume amen 'tvitii an iron bar. lie camm give mme reason for Limo attack , DAY FOR IIINNESOTA ( Continued frontFlrst l'age. ) cert to see the musicians wipe from the mouthpieces of their instruments the blood that had oozed froni their cracked and swollen lips. This is one of the disadrami- tages of an amuateur band , as it is dimcult for the musicians to put. the samne spirit into their work wimen it is performed at the expense of so much lthiysical discomfort. Ftmriner Wstimrook's OmImmloum. Edward Westbrook of ihritisim Columbia was tmpon time grounds yesterday uimitl the- voted most at his time to visiting the Agricultural - cultural building. He is a wealthy farmer , residing a few miles from Vancouver and is on his way home from a prolonged tour through the east. Speaking of the exposition - sition he said that on time whole it was the best that he had ever seen. "The agricultural exhibit is something that is simply woumderful , " said Mr. West- brook. "The display of the products of the soil is something that astonishes me , Take the Douglas county exhibit for instance - stance , miorme finer could be placed before the people , Time corn strikes inc as being about the best ever . Time fruit is simply grand and to go through time HorticulturaL building in a revelation. The exposition Is going to be a grand success. All timrough the east where I went people were talking about it and later iii the season - son thmere will be great crowds here. " 1.lout Ainmost Eat Lewis , Prof. Lewis of the hiagenback Animal show sustaimmed some injuries yesterday that sent him to the hospital. 11 was in one of the dens wIth a litter of lion cubs vhen one of the beasts jumped at hummi Time professor - fessor struck at the antniai and as ho did so another of time cubs leaped upon his back and comrneumced to claw into his flesim. This was the signal for two more of the cubs to enter the fray. During the mmext ten minutes four young lions and their trainer rolled up and down over the sawdust , first one being on top and then the other. At length the professor succeeded in beating time lions off and upon emerging from the contest , he took an Inventory of his wounds , to discover that he had a terribly lacerated wrist , a severe scalp wound and a cut half an Inch deep and sia inches long across the small of his back. l'lemmcs time I'ress ) ien , William S. Brewer and five other macrn- bers of time Union Associated Press were on the expositIon grounds today. The party came from New York City , where the comimpany has its headquarters. Mr. Brewer is the president and general mann- ager. The party was met down town by Colonel Richardson of the press bureau and escorted to the grounds , where the members spent the greater portion of the day , Speaking of the exposition Mr. Brewer said : "This is beyond all question the best timing I have ever seen iii the way of an expositiomm , Time buildings are so delightfully - fully arranged. Time style of nrcimitecttmrc is of time best amid the exhibits are won- derful. " lttIIgIOtis St-rv tori , . lii accordance with a suggestIon from the executive committee General Manager Ciarkson baum appointed ltev. T , 3. Mackay , 11ev. Joimu McQuold and Rev. Newton M. Mann as a committee to arrange Sunday religious services at the Auditorium. It is proposed to hold these services every Hun- ( lay afternoon during the remaimider of time exposition and the character of time uxer- cites will be left entirely to the commit- tee. It is expected that a number of the prominent. westerim divines of various denominations - nominations will be heard during time summer - mer , as most of them will attemmd time oxpo. sition and wihi readily consent to assist In time religious feature of tbe enterprise , No 3iore 'i'hornns ( ) rehiestrum. It has been practically settled that time Thomas orchestra will not retltrn for a see- end engagement at the exlositioul , It bad been planned that another series of con- cert.s should be given by this celebrated or- ganizatlomm during Septemmiber , but this has been dropped. It was mieclded that the weatimer weld still be too warm iuring most of the month to permit Indoor concerts - certs to be successful and Stelndel , Scimoecker and other soloists whose work contributed very largely to time popularity of time June engagement could not be secured. Time cx- position manmmgemnent is ready to engage the orchestra for October , but. It has other dates for that month , Note's of time EXiosiliii. The Nebraska Telepimone company will have its new switchboard In operatIon some time this week. Time gardeners have trimmimed the deati leaves and weeds out of the flower beds elm the Bluff tract , The result is that the appearanee of time liower beds lmas bemm very mnateriahiy changed for the better , Time colored lights in the electric fountatmm in the basin of the lagoon have beem : turned on anti work in a satisfactory man- her. Time spray shoots twenty feet into the aIr anti bus all the colors of time rainbow. Montgomery Ward & Co. , who say they are not looking for city trade , say timeir trade is among time farmers , niiners , mmmc- chanics and laborer , are creating aim lam- pression anmong Omaha people that If WO are not very ranch mistaken will force them to take city trade. Many of our best famnilies will buy their sewing mnmchimme at $19.50 , for It I well known that they are a most reliable lIrm amid wimemi they guar. antee this machine to be as good as time best it's simmmply so anti counts wIth Omaha people. Some time ago time exposition mnanagenmont considered the advisability of closlmmg the admission gates on time north tract. Since then , however , time imien In charge of time admission department have changed their minds and this gate Is one that will stay , During the last few days time gate omt the extreme north side has been the Popular one. People visiting the exposition , reailz- lag that there Is a crowd usuaily at the Sherman avenue antI time Twenty-fourth Street gates , have ridden around to the north aide and upon entering the grounds have vassed down Twentieth street. While this entrance is growing in popularity and drawIng the crowd its real worth will not become apparent until the Indian congress exhibit Is fully established , which will be In the course of cupple of yeeks. . CITY COUNCIL PIIOCEEIINCS ) Much Discuasion Over the Condition ot the Road Repair mud , NO MONEY TO COMPLETE WORK BEGUN lionril tIC I'imiuliVorks I'uiimts Oimt t'hie Cuumihlttomm iiiii l'immnmmet' Cnumimmtt- let' S'lhl Try tip Apiil' time lIetmmed3r. Lack of funds and mmeedeil repairs to time streets niade imecessary by lime damminge done by time recent rains coumibimmed to itresemit mm dIfficulty to the city council at last night's niceting which it could not get aroummil very easily , Time predicamuemut of having almimost cx- imausted already the $1,000 street immmprove- umment aPpropriation forced itself on the at- tention. of time city fathers Iii a communion- then front the hloartl of l'ubhic Vm'orks , According - cording to time fimmancial statement which had been prepared by Comptroller Westberg time road fummd has dwimmdleti down to aim available balammce of $ GD.S1. Time comummiuni- cation fromum time boammi called time council's attention to time fact that abotit $2,000 mortlm of tmnfimiisbecl work Is 1mm hand anti time rains imad dammmagcd time streets to about $2,500 more. "The lines of your retrenchtnent are too radical , ' ' observed time tlocumnent , ' 'to Ilernilt compliance witim them and at time smile time keep the streets of time city lit liroper comi- ditioum. " It asked time council to take some action that would relieve time slttmation. Couimcilrnamm iCarr , 'itost' ward , time Sixtlm , has stmffered considerably from the rains , was eager to see something done at once. Time conmptrohier's statement showed $8,797.22 still in Limo gemmeral fund , which ho contended could ho used , saying that simice time water front the raimms had dried up It hind left mmuummerous holes 1mm time north part of time city , to which Councilman Beehmel quickly retorted that "there Is a big halo in time general ftmnd , too , " The council concluded not to toucim the general fund for tIme Inmr- pose of street repairs and , aim a motion by Mr. Ihechel referred the matter to time finance committee , Soimme 11i imur Ii ( 'hum irs Ordered. Quito a few little immiprovelnonts involvimmg trilling sunms managed to get timrouglm mmmmther suspemislomi of the rules , though eventually Councilman hiechel voiced an mmpprehmemmsiomm that there was jtmst a little too mmmcli of that sort of thing mmd that lmroper refereumee to committee should be itmsisted upon. Sonic bridges at Thirty-third , Thirty-fourth and Louchc streets , among other things , were taken care of In this manner , but wlmen Mr. Karr hmad a resolution to fix up time road- bed and the sidewalks at Ames avenue amid Fortieth street , Councilman Stuimt made a vigorous kick , amid the only way time mat- tem' could b. somnpromalsed was to tlir the Board of Public W'orks to see to time repairs there If absolutely inmperative , Sonic discussion , too , was prompted by time report of time finnmmce comnmnittee. Time coun- , cii generally agreed that time bills for street lighting simould be flrst passed mipomm by the gas inspector and the electrician ; also that the water hills lmoulti have the sanction of the fire , water and pollee committee. The committee had reported against the paymuemmt of $400 to M. 13. Reese , who Imad been employed as special counsel on behalf of the city by a majority of time councilmen , at a immeeting 1mm time mayor's office , In the fire and pollee commissiomi case. l'resldent Bingharn took time floor amid moved that this portion of the report be stricken out. Mr. Stuht , one of the members of time committee - tee , objected strenuously on time ground that there was no record of the council haying - ing employed Mr. Reese. Mr. J3ingimam stated that Mr. Reese had been duly employed - ployed , though Mr. Sttmht had not been present at the tIme , and explained , in opposition - sition to a contentioum of Mr. Stuimt , that tim coumicil hind a perfect right to employ additional counsel whenever necessary , Mr. Stuht's ' position being the smmmmme as that of the report , to-wit , that the council imad already - ready a city attorney and an assistant ntmd diti lint have need of additional legal hell ) . This position , however , Mr. Stuhmt did not take until after the motion of Mr. hhimmgimamn to strike out the adverse recomnmnendatiomm of time report had been carried without oh- position frommm eveum Mr. Stuimt , himself. The Reese item will be covered under the head of miscellaneomms expenditure imimmier Mr. Blnghnmu's niotioui. humimc Street Sweemmimig Situ , . Time recommimendation of Limit report referring - ring a street sweeping bill of $126 to time committee on street inlrovemnemmts was agreed to , A comnmuumicatloum from time Iloarti of Public Workm3 asking time council to take some action in the matter of time arrangement - ment by which a street swt'eplumg mmmacliimme had been emmmployeth at $3 a day , paynment to be applied on time 3nmrcimase of the immacimine at $600 for 200 days , was also referred to the same committee , By the use of this machue , saitl the conimunication , time city had been enabled to clean its streets tot' less than $5 a mIle. Anmong the new ordinnuices Introduced was one ( rein the lIre , water amid po. lice couimimiittca as a substitute for the present plumnbers' ordinance , It would nmalce time certificate for competency fommrmaster plumbers $5 instead of $10 , with $2 for renewal - newal , amid for journeyman plumbers $2 , with $1 for renewal , Varlomus lmardships conmplalmmed of In time present ordimmanco would be done away with , but time building inspector woiiltl be retained instead ofbe- , lug substituted by time health inspector , as the plumbers wanted , Time customary ref. erenco was made. Mr. Beclmei Immtrodueed , by request , an ordinance to license and regulate railroad ticket ecalpers. St proposes to Impose a lIcense of $25 , require time scalpers to wear an exposed badge to distinguish them , make the buying and selling of tickets which ama invalid In the mammds of ptmrchasers a umuisamice Imunishaimle by from $25 to $ O fine , and would mint permit time eumiploymnent of solicitors , Each ticket broker will he required to dye a. bond of $2,000 , and lie will have to give a certificate to time purchaser - chaser whim the sale of each ticket , showing - ing the date , lOiitK ) of tiepamluro amid destination - tination amid the amumoUumt paid for It. 'I'ho ordinance regulating rummners was passed ; aiso time ordinance repairing \Vcst Poppleton avenue. A mnemorial on time death of Vlncemmt Iiurkiey , father of Councilunaum Frank J. liurimley of lime Eigimtii ward , was adoptetl Oh the report of Messrs. Lobeck , Stuht anti Mount. it was recalled that Mr. Burklcy laid been a macmaimer of time vioneer state legislature amid the fIrst Board of ldtmcn- tioim ; also a macmimer of time city council 1mm time past , HIGH COURT OF FORESTERS Gos.'rning ilimti of timi' Nt'Jrmimiemi , Jti rli'tlIitt helm of I ImO Order ( , im- ( ' 111dm" Its flujuimii'ss , The 111gb court session of time indepondemmt Order of Foresters , held yesterday iii the Continental block , was attended by about fifty delegates from nil parts of time state. Time meeting was called to order about. it o'clock and after a brief aessloim adjourned for lunch. in time afternoon the meeting began time eoctIon of oiflcers iunnmedlately anti completed mmii necessary business without delay , 1mm order to adjourn and iermimit the delegates to visit the exposition iii time even- Iumg. Ym' , A , Wyatt , past hIgh chief ranger of Missouri , presided over time mnectitmga anti U was due largely to hmi prhIwgutgry shlli that all business was thlsporetl of lii so short a time , The fohhowimig are the nmters wimo were chosen : M. A. IlitIl , liast high chief ranger ; Ir. J. W. Alkin , bIght chief rauiger ; T. M. iicmmtlerpon , vice high chief ranger ; Ii. J. Sullivan , high eouuiseitor ; 'P. L. Coomba , high secretary ; .1 , 1' . liroisml mmntl 0 , A , hour- bough , high auditors ; Itobert M. Morrison , high journal secretary ; Charles hiuniholt , imigim treasurer. 'I' , l. Coomims was chosen thelegate to time supreumma court session , vimicim mmieeta 1mm To. lomito on Atmgmtst 25 , antI Dr. Aikin % vmms se. hecteml na ahternntt' . Mr. Coomba was itt- strttctetl to vote for time midinisaton of women to mnorttiary benefits anti to do mmii in hmls imower to Imersuathe mm large repretentatlon of Foresters to visit the Transunlssissippl Es- Josltiomm. 1mm time e'emmiumg the delegates Were cuter. tainetl at time expositiotm its guests of tIme hIgh court ofilcems , NOW THE TIME TO BORROW I'i.'mmty of thind ti.oimey 1mm time flmttI is to lie unit ( 'ii ( 'Ii ii , Prospective borrowers in Omaha auth vi- cimmity , , 'imo have good collateral , will probably - bly mmever have atm opportunity to secure immomii'y so easily , and at so Ion' a rate of tumterest as at tim tresent time , All of time bammks imave atm abundance of mnont'y wimichm tlmcy are nip.motls to loum , antI tIll report little demnantl. ii. 13'ood , caslmier of time Merehiamits' Natiouumml bnmmk , says time juresemut conditions are omit lrofltable to time baumkitmg bmmeimit'se , bitt are dotmittless satisfactory to time hiUbli' generally , l"arniers amid business mmmcmi s'emim to have nil time money they need for timeir preseumt reqttiremmmemmtmt , anti are , therefore , mint rrccssitatctl to call muimomm their bamiker for accommmmmmodatioums. lie lookS for a better e - manual mviuemi time crops begin to move , wlmeum it wIll reqttire a large ammmotmnt of nmnao" to hmammu.o mriuat time state imas raiseti tiurimg ; the year. II , W , Yates , presitieuut of time Nebraska National bmmmik , confirmus tile statemmient as to time qimatitity of mnommey imeltl by time batiks iti Onmaima , nmitl says hue feels safe timat balms on good security cami be seetmreti mit S per emit. "Time lack 1mm time ( lemnamid , ' ' said he , "is dume miiore' to cntttiotifless of mfltr bumsimmess nieii timan to the possession by tlmemu of suihlciemmt Immoney for their wnumts. The experiemices of the last few years have Iwemi a dearly bought lessomi to mmearly nil time people , nmmti they nrc riot vemmtmmring imito aumytimimmg whIch tines lint pronmise a sure returui Oti thick miuommcy. 'Fime > ' lmavo also learmw'il that time ime..t limIti plans of business immen mmmmti others are oftctm destroyed timmotmglm uutmvimmo political agituitiomi. This mmmakes them hesitate until kucim time an they feel assuretl that this agitation hums lUs5ctl time stage where it Can be immtmcht of ft fntnr - - 'Conthltions shmould not be timuit. Capital shioumlth ever be willing to be risked ott iii- vestmneimt. That Is ehat it is for. No immat- ter if it shah sonietinics be lost , that is ivlmat mmmakes good timmmem4 , So long as capital holds back until it thimiks it sees a sure tlmimmg , just so long will timmies to a. certmmlmi extent ho dull. Time recent heavy ouimscrip- tions to the new govermiment wnr , loamm were not so mnucim an ovidemice of abimmidumnce of mimoncy 1mm time coummtry , as It was posItive testlmmmomiy that that. immommey is idle , and bring. tag time owner no return. " 'Tell your friends , " aiti C. 'tV. Lymmmamm , presidcmmt of time Comnmnercimml Natlommal bauik , "that if they will bring us first-class coilat- cml we will furmiishi them nIl the money they can carry away. There is lots of mnouiey in the imzmmmlts In Otnaima , but it cannot be told how lomig this condition will remaimm. If ammy comisiderable Portion of the new war loan simahl be allotted to this vicinity , It mummy mmdcc imeavy Inroads upon tue smmr- plus , it Is possible that ninny who umavu subscribed to that loan lmaven't their mooney on deposit in the banks , but it Is knowmm that a large umumber of others are tleposit- ors , amid if their bids are accepted it will draw upoim time supply of the banks just to that amoumit. " Mr. Lyimmamt looks for ami improvemnemmt in time tiemmmammd for nmone3 scimeum the time conies to move time crops of this year. MRS. PINKIIAJWS ADVICE , What Mm , Nail Hurat h to Say About It , , . DEAn Mas. PzNmtnAam-Wlmen : Iwrote. toyomm I Imlui not.bcenwehi for five years ; lund doctored all time time but got no better. I imad womb trouble very bad. My womb pressed backward , causing piles. I was in such misery I coumhd scarcely walk across the floor. Menstruation - struation was irregular and too profuse - , fuse , was also V troubled with . . _ _ _ cV ; leucorrlmma. I ' Imumd given imp all - . V hopes of getting . . I f well ; everybody A-i tlmougbmt I had - - AftCr t1dIig , . ' . ' , , bottles of f \ \ \ city' ' e . I I' felt very much better and was nb1a todonearly nil may own work , I continued timeuse of your mcdi- ciume , and feel that I owe my recovery to you. Icanmmotthmankyouenoughm foryour advice and your wonderful medicine. Any one doubting my statement may write to mci anti I will gladly answet all tmiqmmiries.-Mrs. NELL lIwtsr , Deep water , Mo , Letters 111cc time foregoing , con- staumthy being received , contribute not a little to thu satlsfactiomm Ieltby Mrs. Pinlolmam thiathermnedlcimue amid counsel itre assisting women to bdar their heavy bmmrdeus , Mrs. T'inlclmarn'sntldressls Lynn , Mass. All smmfferlmig women are Invited to write to 1mev for advice , which will be given vitImommt charge. It Is an cx- perienced woman's advice to women. hOTEL ! . -HOTEL BARK13R- 12Th AND JONlS STrLFiE'I'S. OMAHA. 110 OUTSIDE IIOOMS. Americami Plan . . . . . . . . $1.50 fluid $2.00 er dm0' hUmtmpemmmm Plaum . . . . . . . . Soc to $1.00 jer tiny FRANK BA RN Iht , Manager. li4M IIAUMAN , Chief Clerk. 'rHJ BRUNSWICK Car. 15 & Jttcltmtoim Sta. J , C , Criflln , Prop. Fill 1toourms-A ii nmodorn inmpros'eunemutmc , itatcs-Amtrlcun Plan , H.00 to $1.00 per clay iiuropelttm Plaum , $1.00 ver day and Upwards , Cur hue to tmmmd fm-oni all depots , DIrect car line t ( ' mnnitm entrance ar JxpsitIo MURRAY JIOTEL , 14th and hiarney St. American l'lan-3 to 4 dollars per day , Street cars from depots and from hotel to Exposition Grounds In fifteen minutes , is , SILLOSV.&Y. Manager. 7IHE MILLARD 13th and Jotiglmts Stm , , Ounulia. CEUTBALLY LOCATL1. Ahl1ihi1GA.t AT ) EVIIOI'SIMJ PIJAt- . . , els J , lA1lKIL moN1 l'rw.s. - - - - V it at.I1I1'orBEft _ I\1I1'orBEft . ' ' ' . .tMI SllMll''L'S. ' , , , .t m'iiui'i'it'tu , 'm'itttii'ui . , , . ' ' THETROCADERO lieracyitu Telepimono 2217 , Lemmtz & VI1himirns , Props. anti Mgre. v , v. COL.iJ , Act , Mumminger , ' , YIDBC hullGlNNit ' ' ' ' ' ; W'i'i'Im MA'VI > i'uihl TONgGHT-ALL WEEK Matinees Wednesday and Saturday1 AN LXTRAOULINARY ) CoMPANY Comm t tnemmtml lh'eemmt riimmes. , THE 4 OLIFANS $11 mmreuimo Ntis t'i t 3- rt Ia ( S. Ramza & Arne Comncd' 4tcm'obnt , i'huii ICINS-NlhItS. 'I'lLuXIli % t'tlt , mi3u3utNIs ui3iLhitSO > ' AtI ) ml3ttIUS. u'hihI.iS At ) S th.INA. A l ) ( lilt iit iuu ( hlit'i'Uitit. . 'h'htt , 'i'z'nctmiier , , ( 'lint 1dm gi' LI reimcatrmms Directinim Framia Atlelmminim , Climmmim' of Itili hitmelm % 'm'e1. ilcfmi'slmmimt'imt s Gmtrtl'im nmmit 'l'Imentre. Tonight Clifford's tialety Nc' ' hitmi'icsqttc "hi 6iy rrs" : mn hi'muut i Imi I imuii Ii'pm , Vrtmmmk ( mtrtl um-t' ituii Ii Is mliii II mc limltoim , , It'sie m 3iottm- tro . % lm'Iutlm ; "i.mul ii" mmiiil ltii.c ltude4 tlie Dlii. lOc-20c-OOc ' ' m'nztolm & flmmrgcsi , 'T'hi I f- .misO relg5hon uanageri. 'ret. ' .ZSL 0 , J P. Woottwmmrd , Aimtttommtert , , Director. 'I'ONI ( i i'l'S t811. T1i13 WOiIW'.tItm ) s'lOCK CO. i'1tESlN'rtNG Long Branch. Next \Veelc-Ahl time ( 'ommiflrta of hlomne. ' ? TAlON . . . . _ .v , ' 'i'llH. . . . MERRY--GO--ROUND - - - - l5thm and Caiitnl 1Svc. Capture time Brass Ring and Ride Agaimm FREFi. .11)5. itUN'iI omm , m ( PM ( ' , . mimmil mut.muier , Wait EIRAT WILSIIIRL OSTRICh LARM Aigist 1st A. NIGHT ZN VENICE' .A. ( lomudola rimlo for a lenumtifmml view of tIme ( lt'ammd Commm't XLni Electric Fountain -tbio hOPumlar nummusemnelit. . ' Xi 'h'v , , l't' rrormmmmt imec's A Ii i e , [ N AC7S is'm'.tMIim i. sumotv ON 'VJFi M1uVtv . . . . . . . . 2 SWhiP'I' BY COOl. iIhtEEZlS , y TjlFi h'LACE FOIl HOCIE'J'Y. 0 6erm ' /o / CN'l'E'IIYS ) ) V.tt1)IiYmlmIi , cccccccocc ccc Cf CCCCCcc V souwilEluN , t'AmlllttA J - 'rime biggest , best , n-most mmuvel tt1tiiiitimi Oh \'t'st mlitlway. Admisittoim only ho ceumts. iterti of mtemmriy 100 ( hinumt Os- S EE trit'imcmc , dozemis of OstrIch chitks oumly mit tow tlaya aid. 't'imn unout gorgeous ihimmnngo cmi earth. OstrIch eggs , Ostrich imCStn , etc. ' . - ' ' ' ' ' , . iii'iN C.t-S'S'J'OS' , l'roi TUECUBAN ATOM , CHIQU ITA. . 'flue Liviuigloll. 'I'hu Feattire of 'I'IIEMiI\\TAY. c ; Not Forget to Visit the CIIINS [ ThEATR , Tea Garden , Bazar and Joss House on West Midway. IIOU.ER CIIAIUS , JINRIKISIJAS , CAMP . H'OOfM , SEATS FOIL FihtJ \'OI(1cS , CONC'ER'I'S , li'i'C. Ask Stumiitl No. 1 , ' 'Sclmley , ' ' Admninitctrmttlotm Arch Stand No. 2 , ' 'iinwoy , " 'm''Ht ! mlidms'ay Iitutnti No. 3 , "Ilobsoru , " North vtmnitict Htammtl No. 'I. "hiamnhmsomi , " Huutlt viaduct , 0 : ' 'l'imommu CUMMINS , [ xpositiou Grounds , STREETS OF ALL NATIONS. I itemidervous of Society People , . . - - - - - - vi si ' 1' JAPANESE TEA GARDEN CURIO STORE N of Muslo hailFtt Mid way
