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RATES FOR TIlE EXPOSITION
Local Paszcnger Agenth Discuss the Prospccta
for a Beduction.
ALL ADMIT SOMEThING SHOULD BE DONE
Opltilni Serni to lie hint "W'Iufl
* I , 1ti1jcri Arc 1Imoscit" Ilac
I'nre % V1II lie Mudn Iti , , .
( ) fln1Iy Lov.
Thra was a well nttended meeting ot thn
passenger rcprcscntntIve o nil Oxnnhft ter-
mind lines nt the Elkborn Iieadqt1artcr on
\VcdnctIay evening. The subject under
consideration woo the rccomruendaton of
2'OdUCCd exposition railroad retes to Chairman -
man 3. b. Cahiwell of the Western PaBsen-
ior Sssociation.
The meeting braught out very cear1y
that there Is a dthlOsitiOhl ) upon the part
of the Omaha passenger men to secure
owcr rates for exposition attractions.
.Anent rccent criticism there was some discussion -
cussion of ( ho prospect of securing better
exposition rates front Chicago than the
bold-up rate of 2O,6O , hut no action as
taken on the matter. After the adjourn-
inent of the meeting ; , however , sevcra1 pas-
eengcr men expressed the optnlon that a
one-fare rate tom Chicago vouh he put
Into effect as soon as omo effective manner
for reguating ) the scalpers' bUSiness shoutd
be devised.
The teduced rates just rccommended to
Chatrmiin Caidweli of the W'estern Passenger -
ger association , to be voted on by all lines
lOloflgIflg ) to the association , era for the
following occasions : llowcr ( lay , Atigust 2 ;
3ed Men's day , Atigust 10 and 11 ; flohemlan
( lay , August 28. and National Volunteer
3lrcmcn's convention , eptcmbcr 5-li. The
rate recommended for Flower day Is that
Jmown in passenger circles as a "red.lctter
day rate. " It viII ho 1 cent a mile from all
points within a radius of 150 mIles of
Omaha , the rate heyowl this territory to be
one regular fare for the round trip. The
rates recommended for the other ocas1ons
are nearly cs low ,
Thio rate of 1 cent a mile proved very
popular on Military ( lay , last Saturday , and
nih the rnhhruds brought in more people than
they really expected to , as there were but
two tlnys In whichi to advertise the rate.
h1OUhl the rates now recommended to the
association prevail among the railroads , it
Is hchioved that great crowds may be cx-
pcctcl on the dates mentioned.
1.tsP ' 1'ItAIS % % 'ILL , S'I'Y ON.
l'reseitt S'Iiedule'tVIhl lie Ahicre , !
sIJgItIy Vciit of Omimnim , , .
'rho fast trains of the Northwestern-
Union l'acillc , the Itock Island anti the
urhiimgton will remain In service. This
statement is made upon time best of
authority in local railway circles. Thu
Uxcess fare of l for the chair cars anti
of $4 for the sleepers will be removed en-
tirehy on August 14 Omi thin same date new
schedules for the fast trains vihl go into
effect. These schedules will ho slightly
g3lower titan time ones now In force.
At time recent meeting of the executive
dfilcers of the interested lines , held In
ov York , it was agreed that after August
4 none at the fast trains should make
tim run between Omaha anti Denver in
] ess than sixteen hours. This agreement
ztpphies to both east and westbound trains.
In consideration of the agreement the Union
Pacific. the hock Island anti the Burlington
roais are now working on new time cards
for the trains between this city and Don-
vor. Thin schedules of the trains between
thio two cities will ho lengthened out from
000 and a half to two hours. The Union
Pacifia will have to lengthen out Its fast
train schotitilos one hour amid forty cninutca ,
and the Burlington will Put in ono hour and
ft half more time between here and
General Passenger Agent Lomax of the
Union Pacific , who was present when the
New York agrcemiient was made , said to
The rico yesterday : " \Vo are now workIng -
Ing en our time card that will go into
elfcct on August 14. Our ( mist traiiis be-
twcoti here anti Denver vihI be lengthened
out one hour and forty minutes. We ox-
Itect to make no change in the leaving time
of 'The Colorado iecial , ' which leaves hero
for Denver at 11:55 : p. in. , and are plauning
to bring in the return train hero at 64O
a. in. . as now. These trains are very popu-
lee with oxpositiomi visitors , bringing travel
In early In thlo morning and taking it out
after an evening at the exposition. We
think it is essential that the train service
In and out of hero during the exposition
, ' shiouid be of the very highest standard , and
propose to make it such. The Union Pa-
cub vIiI not take off its fast trains. Of
this time public may rest asurrcl. * "
There vIhi ho no change in time in any
of the three lines between Omaha anti
Chicago. All time alteration in the running
timno of tile fast trains wihi liu
made between this city and Denver ,
and time clrnnges will itot be
great. As tim bulk of Omaha travel on the
fast traiits lit toward the cast this consider-
atioii is taken as an important victory for
this lively roalroati cemiter.
The Chicago papers that announced that
ho trains would be taken alit of service are
not. preparing to retract the statement. As
the decision to keep On the trains was muado
at. a meeting of the presitients In New York
a few days ago , amid not in Chicago , it is
easily seen how time papers that have boon
clamoring for the memovai of the trains vent
vrommg on the subject.
4Iiiiugt , ( ; re.il . ' , % 't'NtcrI Sitcitest ,
ChICAGO , July 21.-The gross earnings of
tIme Chicago Great Western llaIivay com
puny for time ftcal year ending Juno 20 ,
89s , were 5,886Oi3. The operating cx-
1)011505 wore $3,777,372. Thmo amount ro-
quireil to pay taxes , fixed charges anti fuii
dividends on the 1 per cent ilebtenturo stock
Is $1iGa,23G , leaving a tilvitlcntl excess of
2t2,421. Tills OXCCSS iS equal to a little
wore than 2 per cent on the preferred A
stock , Time operating expenses include , be.
sitics other extraordinary expenses. the entire -
tire cost of 226 freIght cars , which were
l = _ . _ _ - - - - - - - - -
We hdd
to do
Travel , both east and wosttound , has
increased to such an extent that wo
have leen forced to attach an xtra
sleeping car to our 4.85 1' . Ifl , trniii
for Denver and our 6.05 p , in. train for
Chicago ,
Both these trains now carry regularly
three sleepers-enough to accommodate
120 PeoPle comfortably ,
4\s a consequence , we are in shape to
care for our patrons bettor than over
before.
'I'Ickut 0111cc- ? ev Depot-
1502 Fllu1 SI , 10111 & MaSU SIS ,
mu ! *
purchased during the year to mske Rood hl
the ears i'hih have been destroyed and
gone out of service from any cause since the
orgenization of the company , The largest
local crop n the history of the company Is
about ready for the harvest.
.ANNUAb TILOUIILfl WITIf TitAMP.
tiaminlilt Lute I'oreei to Call In lime
Vmiesl $ ntes % Inz1mnl , tgnlm.
On Wednesday a mob of fifty tramps
took possession-of way freight No , 10 on
the Chicago , St. Paul , Minneapolis &
Omaha , but were finally expelled by the
traib crow , Yesterday another gang , nunf-
boring about 100 , toohc possession of several
cars on the same train when it stopped
at Blair. Conductor Bailer anti lila brakemen -
men entered the cars anti ordered the men
out , without any re5ult. Sheriff Minko of
Washington county was called upon anti
commanded the men to leave the cars , but
they ignored him anti ho would not call
any nasistanco and try to for1bly eject
the marauders without having a warrant
or consulting the county attorney , The
train pulled out of Blair anti stopped out-
aide of the cite limits for the purpose of
making another attempt to get rid of the
tramps.
Deputy Unlted States Marshals Allan anti
Pearsail were on passenger train No , 4 ,
which followed the way freight , anti having
been notified of the trouble the train crew
was having they deputized a number of
assistants. The passenger train stopped a
short thistanco behind the freight and the
mnarshala uado a run for the tramps. When
the "hoboes" saw the paasengcr train
come up behind them they suspecteti that
trouble was In store for them and mndo a
rush for the corn fields. Only two of the
offenders wore captured.
.
.vIIl iIne Ii i'iti't ) ' of Ilamikers ,
W. Ii , Guerin , Michigan passenger agent
of the Northwestern system , who is here
with the editors of his territory , will return -
turn to Omaha to visit the exposItIon on
August 18. At that time' lie will ho the
leader of a personally conducted party of
hariit presideuth who deslro to sco the big
show. Tile bankers will he Cli route to
Denver to attend their annual reunion anti
have arranged to stop off hero for two days.
There are eighteen presidents of leading
banks in Michigan , Indiana and Ohio ni-
ready on Me , Gucrin's party list and ho
has been forced to place the limit at
twenty-five , Ho says noflo except those
who have to uSe seven figures to express
their wealth can get into this excursion ,
ItaLtvay Notes * imiii PernmlniN.
General ohicitor Idanderson of the 13. &
M. is so fzit improved fronl his recent iii-
miess as to be able to take a daily drive.
Traveling Passenger Agent Cundoy of the
Denver & Rio Grande is in the city con-
vimicing eastern people at the oaposition of
the delights of Colorado scenery.
Gomicral Passenger Agent Lomax and As-
sistaiit General Passenger Agent Iltmtchison
of thIn Union l'aiiio have returned from the
Chicago meeting of the Western l'assenger
association.
lintel runners have become so numerous
at the depots lately tlmttt the railroad corn-
panics have drawn a dead line in red paint
and any runner Who gets over the line is
immediately arrested ,
A special train of five cars arrived In
branch of thlo Burlington from St , Joe , carrying -
rying a party of exposition visitors. The
excursion is in charge of the Young Men's
Christian amthociation , anti the party will return -
turn home tonight.
' \r , c. Barnes , traveling passenger agent
of the Missouri Pacific , hAs returned from
St .Louis , where he accompanIed the Third
battalion of the Third Nebraska regiment.
litt says the boys received an nlmnost continuous -
tinuous ovation from hero to St. Louis.
where they were turned over in good shape
to the Illinois Central for transportation to
Nashville.
MUCI1 regret was expressed in Omaha rail-
toati c1rcle on the announcement of the
death of Cyrus IC. W'ilbcr , general western
passenger agent of the Lake Shore & Micht-
gan Southern road , from Bright's disease.
his heatlquartcrs were In Chicago , but
through frequent visits In the west he was
well known and highly esteemed here , lie
was a brother-in-law of George Ii. D.umlels ,
general passenger agent of the New York
Central.
1IA1'fl1 hUbS.
mn.ooSilk , SnHhes for flSc.
1,000 elegant all silk fringcd sashes , full
length , regular price ; 3,00 each ; on sale
Saturday , 8c each , None sold before 8
o'clock Saturday morning.
6,000 complete globes of the world , giving
loCatlOOs of nil the interesting points , pria-
cipal cities , latitude anti longitude ; regular
price , $1,00 ; on sale at c.
Ladies' 50c and 7'c handbags , 2c each ,
A new line of ladies' scarfs , tecks , bows ,
and string ties ; regular 2o to flOe goods ;
special price , 15o each.
hAYDEN BROS.
A 1'Iti" ADY.tN'1'AGEs
Oflered by the tThlcngro , Milwaukee &
Nt. Pant hallway ,
THE SHORT LINE TO CHICAGO.
A clean train made up and started from
Omaha. Baggage checked from residence to
destination.
Elegant train service and courteous em-
ploycs.
Entire trains lighted by electricity and
with electric light In every berth.
Fittest dimiing car service in the west ,
with meals served "a ha carte. "
Th Piver loavea at 5:45 : n. In. daily from
Union Depot.
CITY TICKET OFF'IC1 , 1i04 Farnam St.
C. S. CA1tItIER , City Ticket Agent.
Time Smxerb Tquiprnent
and quick time of the Union racloc makes
it the popular line to all principal western
resorts. City ticket offlce. No. 1302 Far-
acm at ,
Over 25,000 druggists recommend and sell
Prof. Field'S Worm Powders.
WHALERS ARE NOTSO BAD OFF
Simnie Simorttige oh I'roviNhoilpi , but Re-
hot I'arty HuiphIea limo
Deficiency.
SliATTLE , July 21.-A member of the
Bear relief expedition writes from Point
Barrow under tiato of March 27 confirming
the news received from CaptaIn Tuttle that
the imprisoned 'whalers bad been reached
and that they were better off than had boon
expected. Most of the vosols can be saved
anti the inca have not atiiTeretl seriously ,
havIng subsistel on fish and wild reindeer.
There were 100 men quartered at Cape
$ mytbe , seventy-six of those in the old
Kelly house anti the romatnsr divided up
between Charlie Browoa' and the old refuge
station nor : occupied by Prof , Mcllhenny.
They were tn vaat of food and clothiug ,
vhitcli were at once supplied. Lieutenant
Jarvle , who led the land expedition vhich
arrived at Point flarrow ahead of the Bear ,
made nearly 2,000 miles in 102 days and his
arrival put an end to the troubles of the
ice-locked men. lie first boarded the Del-
vidoro amId was greeted by Captain Millard ,
who at once informed him of the condition
of the hoot , The errival of the tame reindeer -
deer and of the Bear party put an end to
the fears of the men and there is no danger
of further distress ,
'I'rinl of Net lieveauc Cutter.
CL.IIVBL.AND , July 21.-The new United
States revenue cutter Onondaga left the
Globu allipyards today for a ten hours' trial
trip on Lake Erie. It has on board two
iino olitcera of the navy , Captain Hall and
Lieutemmant Quiuan , and a party of Globe
company olflclals. 'The union jack floated
fromzi the cutter's foremast , while the stars
and stripes floated aft. The Globe corn-
pany expects the Onontlaga , which is a ala-
ter ship to the Algonquin , completed a short
time since , will lirove a very fast vessel ,
It Is underetooti it will be sent through
the canals to the Atlantic coast as soon
as possible.
The lice's piiotogravurea of the xposi-
tton are works of art. Cut a coupon from
puo two and , get three , .
BOSTON STORE'S ' RE1NANTS
Grandest Lot of Wash Goods and White
Goods Boninanta Ever Shown ,
GRAND LOT NEW SILK REMNANTS
Our ltentmmnnt Sales Arc a hieweintioma
to Lvery1otiy-Strnigers Can't Cu-
.icrstnnl hloav Stick I'ricea tro
h'oaallic-Comue to time Sale ,
TODAY.
1,000 yards of short remnants of lawns ,
dotieti swiss atid organdies , iorth up to
2Ge , go at 2c yard.
One Immense thbio of all kinds of lace
'remnants , worth 15c and lOc , go at. to
yard.
Two cases of light slitting cahicos , long
remnants , 2c yard.
Best grade black and white callcos , 3c ,
worth 7tc.
Ouo big counter best grade French percale
long remnajits , the ilic kind , go at fib yard.
One immense counter of all kinds of fancy
striped , plaid and checked nainsooks , and
plain India linens , worth 25c , as long as
they last today , go at tic yard.
One Immense table of all kinds of heavy
dress ducks and shirting ducks , worth 123c ,
go at tc yard.
Five cases of musiin remnants , all the
best grades of fruit of the loom , lonsdaio ,
Utica antI wamsutta and fine cambrics , worth
12c , go at o yard ,
Two bales of remnants of flue unbicached
muslin , the to and 7'c kinds , all In one
big lot , at yard.
NEW SILKS , 15G. 210 AND 29C YAltl3.
Just received an clegatit lot of new silks
in lengths from 2 to 10 yards , goods iortli
up to $1.25 , go at icc , 25c and 22c yard.
NEW SILK ENDS , ! 0 , 100 AND I5C DACIT.
Thousands . of new sample ends of the
highest grades of all lclntls of fancy and
brocaded , colored silks , goods worth $3.00
and $4.00 yard. go at Ge , lOc and 15c per
piece.
SILK MOUSSBLNE BE SOIB , 2'/C EACH.
To close out all the remnants of tine silk
moussehino do sole , iso give you the choice
today at 2c each ,
BOSTON STORB. OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas ,
AFFAIRS ON RESERVATION
Omitaha nmi.l VIuuclngo Indinn Ilnay
at Jiarveattng n Ucatmitifut
Cr01 , of Wheat.
Deputy United States Marshal Allan returned -
turned Wednesday from Pender , bring-
lag with hint two xnen who have
been engaged In the liquor traf-
tie with the Omaha Indians , Mr.
Allan says that the Omaha reservation never
was in as fine a condition as It is at present.
W'beat harvest is going on anti binders are
running night and day. The Indians , many
of them , have good crops and they postponed -
poned their powwow until August 1 In order
that the harvest may not interfere with the
celebration.
Captain Mercer is selecting the Winnebago
and Omaha Indians who will take part In
the Indian congress at the oxposltioa and
will return to Omaha in a few days.
The men whom Deputy Allan brought to
Omaha nro Ituftis Twain , who was found
guilty of selling whisky to Indians by the
fedorhl grand jury and will ho sentenced by
Judge Mungor on Saturday , anti William
Esaw , a Winnobago , who Is bound over 'to
the federal court for the same offence. Hugh
Gallagher and J , W. Durham were also
brnuht before Commissioner Sloan for sell-
log whisky to Indians at Ponder aad bound
over under $500 bonds , which they succeeded
In securing.
The Climate of Cuba.
Because of frequent rains in Cuba malarIal
fovera are a common ailment there , just as
they are in many sections of the United
Sttos , Ailments of this kind , no matter In
what part of the globe they occur , arc
quickly cured with Hostetter's Stomach Bit-
ters. Besides being a specific for malarial
troubies , these Bitters also make pure
blood , strong aerves and muscles , and firm ,
healthy ficiis. They have no equal for
dyspepsia and constipation.
FLOYD IS ARRESTED AGAIN
Misiourt Mnn Getting Ihadiy Wound
hiji In the flcalme of Nebraak
Criminal Law ,
Tari Floyd , the alleged land swindler , who
secured title to the Pioneer hotel from Julius
Jorgensen , its owner , on a trade for 160
acres of land near Dexter , Mo. , which it Is
alleged did not belong to him , is hopelessly
entangled in the meshes of the law.
Last night ho was arrested by Constable
Hardy of Justice Pritchard's court on a warrant -
rant charging him with having transferred
property not his own for the purpose of
fraud. Anoihor warrant Is being prepared
by the county attorney charging him with
fraud. This makes the fourth time Floyd
han been arrested in three days. ITo was
first arrested for disorderly conduct in re-
slating the service of a writ of replevin. As
ha left the court room with a. suspended
sentence of twenty days hanging over him
lie wa arrested , charged with resisting an
otlicer. Being released on bonds , he attacked
Jorgensen with a knife and was arrested
on the charge of assault with Intent to kill.
Wednostlay's arrest was the fourth anti the
warrant now soon to be served will ho the
fifth arrest.
Time Boys at Chfelcnnmauga Delighted ,
Before leaving for Cliickarnauga park , Ga. ,
Lieutenant George E. Bass , Fifty-second
Iowa volunteers , procured a few Uottles of
Chamaborinln's Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. The boys were delighted with the
quick cures of diarrhoea which it efiected.
To rneetthe , demands Lieutenant Bass or-
tiered four dozen bottles more by express
and sold the whole of It in one day , except
three bottles kept for his own use and for
ncrsonai friends. It never fails to effect a
cure and is pleasant and safe to take. It in
the moat successful medicine in time world
for bowel complaints. For sale by all drug-
gibtB.
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AIflUNOIIIUII In ,
A fine bill of eight numbers will be pro-
seated at the Trocadero next week , The
Carpos brothers are hilled as the leatling
attraction and \Velis and Loretta will be
prominent In the fun making , Moore and
Harcher vihi be seen in their comedy musical -
sical act ; Tom ICeating , soft shoe anti novelty -
olty dancer ; Jerry hart and Beatrice Sir in
a nest sketch , and Barr anti Evans in their
latest novelty character skit.
TIme ( outinemltal LhimiIed ,
The new Wabash solid vestibule train of
day coaches , sleeping and dining cars. A
train for tourists and all classes of travel ,
Will
Leave Chicago ( daily ) , 12 noon ,
Leave St. Louis ( daii' ) , 9:10 : a. in ,
Arrive New York , via \S'est Shore , 3:30 :
p. m.
Arrive Boston via Fitchburg , 5:50 : p. in ,
All agents sell tickets for this train and
will tell you nil about it. Ask him or write
0. N. Clayton , a. v. P. Agt. Wabash It. H.
Chinese Lnuuilryzmmmu hiohibed ,
A younic man entered time laundry of Leo
Sing , a Chinaman , at 2417 Cuming street ,
Wednesday anti asked for his bundle of
laundry , While the Cbinanaa wan looking
over the imlle of laundry the stranger
sneaked into bin room and took his watch
and chain and 10 in money from the pocket
of a imir of trousers , After securing time
valuables the stranger re-entered the 0111cc ,
secured his laundry and heft.
Robbeil by a Negreus ,
C. Ii. Stsloy of Rushyille , Mo. , wan robbed
of $11 Wednesday in a little red house at
Twelfth and Davenport streets , notorious
for operations of that sort. "Kid" Burke ,
the negresa by whom be wai entertained ,
was arrested for larceny from the person
and Kitty Owens was secured as an Inmate
ef the place ,
flOtTOX Stohin LINIINS AitlilVil ,
All Dny YcnterdiyOur hiiinmenne Sue-
plus IIotnt % 'an a hitiny l'lnce
UNPACIUNG
DAMAGED LINBNS FROM TuB C , l. flY-
CItOFT P11111.
Nearly 250 cases received yesterday ,
SAIA BEGINS SATURDAY.
Among the new arrivals wer.1
25 cases damaged table liners
10 cases damaged napkins.
6 cases damaged fringed doylies.
25 cases damaged unbleachcd crashes.
10 cases l3arnrley crash.
10 cases badly damaged buck toweling.
24 cases badly damaged plain white and
colored Marseilles bedspreads.
20 cases very slightly tinniaged crocheted
bedspreads.
4 cases badly damaged table covers ,
21 ceses slightly damageti lace curtains.
Is c'ses ladies' , men's anti children's
handkerchiefs , some badly damaged , sonie
burned , some ahighily wet.
8 cases of assorted grades of linen sheet-
lag , pillow linen , fronting linen and embroidery -
broidery linen.
23 cases of slightly imperfect tapestry por.
tieres ,
16 bales of pure linen dress crash.
10 cases of Turlcisli wash rags ,
22 bales of fine imported bleached Turkish
towels.
Seine of the goods arc badly damaged ,
some slightly damaged anti some perfect.
There ne'er was such an Immense lot of
damaged linens placed on sale at one time
anywhere , This is a sale that is bound to
attract most universal attention. The bargains -
gains that we vIll oiler are such as to do-
mantl , not only the interest of Omaha , but
the entire west ,
Dy Saturday all the goods will have arrived -
rived and been unpacked. They will be on
sale promptly at S o'clock Saturday morn-
ing. Come lrepareri to see big bargains and
you will go away more than satisfied.
BOSTON STORB , OMAhA ,
16th and Douglas Stn.
LOO A7D OO uEN's SIiOIiS , $ i1.lD.
rooo Pnirn iie' mi rand I5 Tail , Viol
aim. ! itiisIitmm Calf Sheen ,
Go ON SALB TODAY , FRIDAY , AT
$1.69 A PAIR
at
I3OSTON STORD , OMAHA ,
'rothY , $1.69.
All styles of toes , $1.60.
All new lasts , $1.69.
Every size , by itself , $1.69.
Piled..jn immense high piles , $1.69.
On bargain counters , $1.69.
In men's shoe department ,
All tied together , $1.69.
Iteady for you to pick out , $1.69.
No matter what they COBt ,
All one price ,
$1.69 a pair ,
Be sure to notice thin
Sale begins tomorrow ,
Friday.
Men's shoes worth $4 and $5 ,
ri,000 pairs.
Your choice of the lOt ,
Only $1.69.
Every pair warranted.
BOSTON STORE , OMAHA ,
N. W. Cor. 16th anti Douglas.
CANNON SAW THE WOUNDED
VIals's Seuntor Czahl , onlhme Iheroe of
Sun Jimmama 11111 mit Fort
liIcl'hcreon ,
Senator Prank S. Cannon of Utah , ac-
coinpanied by Mrs. Cannon and son Frank ,
arrived in Omaha yesterday on his way
home and stopped over for the day. The
senator did not visit the exposition , as he
is one of the committee to oflicially represent -
sent the senate , and that committee has
been called to meet in Omaha some time in
September , at which time ho will spend
sumcient tinle hero to thoroughly inspect
the exposition.
Mr. Cannon has just recently returned
from Fort McPherson , Ga. , where he via-
ited the wounded soldiers from the Twenty-
fourth regular infantry , who had been
brought there just a tow hours before the
senator's arrival. The Twenty-fourth
stationed at Fort Douglass , Utah , and the
senator felt a personal interest in their wel-
fare. It i a regiment of colored troops and
engaged in the fearful charge up the San
Juan bill , where so many of the United
States forces were lost , He said that in
spite of their wounds , and the fatiguing
jourtley from Santiago on the traimsoorts.
and the further fact that they worn Undoubtedly -
doubtedly suffering greatest Just after their
arrival at the fort , the tiominnnt idea of
them all was for a speedy recovery that
they might rejoin their regiment and taka
up the fighting where they left off , The
same spirit , according to the senator , pro-
'railed among the wounded officers. They
were anxious to get back to the field of
action , seeming to fear that the war would
be over before they bad another try at the
enemy.
Mr. Cannon also visited Jacksonville ,
where his brother , John Q , Cannon , is sta-
tioned. The latter Is lieutenant colonel of
Torrey's regiment of Rough Riders.
In the United States senate Mr. Cannon
is one of the "kids , " being now but 39 years
of age , anti but. 36 when be first took his
seat. his term expires next March , anti
Utah will next fall elect a leglslaturo which
is to choose his successor.
Mr. Cannon haa always been an annexationist -
tionist and naturally is pleased with the
action of congress in regard to Hawaii , lie
expects areat thlns from the acnulsltlnn of
the Islands. Ho rnado a visit to this new
charge of Uncle Sam's a few years ago , and
returned home stronger than ever in favor
of annexation. lie says the only colony of
genuine hiawaiians , or } Canakaa , 1t the
United States Is located in Utah , it having
received the royal permission of the king
to come to this country , Ho says the mem-
hers are engaged in farming and make good
citizens.
AT ARMY HEADQUARTERS ,
Lieutenant Morgan , li , 5 , A , , who was
quartcrmasto for ryfl' regiment , baa
been ordered to return to his regiment at
Fort Meade.
The opinion seems to prevail at the bond-
quarters of the Department of the Missouri
that another call for volunteers will br
made IlOt later than August 1.
ha selecting volunteers for Bryan's regi-
meat Major Koorpcr examined nil the men
personally and rejected 525 men out , of the
number who applied for admissIon.
Lieutenant luIT , U. S. A. , ivimo recruited
the Third regiment of Nebraska volunteers ,
has been made regimental adjutant of the
Eighth cavalry , and with Mrs. Duff hlI return -
turn o Fort Meode and assume his duties
theta in a few days.
The Third United States Volunteer emigi-
neera have been ordered to rejimoi'o from
Washington to Jefferson Barracks , Mo ,
Colonel David D. Gaillard will have clmargo
of the regiment and First Lieutenant C. hi.
Hamilton is adjutant.
Captain Charles A. Varnum of time Seventh
cavalry itra been ordered to report in person - ,
son to Lieutenuiit Colonel Edwin B , Atwood ,
deputy quartermaster general of the chief
quartermaster's department of the Depart-
muent of Colorado , ( or dtmty its his assistant
in purchasing horses for Troops L and M
of the Sovciztb cavalry.
FEDERAL BUILDING NOTES ,
Miss T'lorence A , Moore , deputy cleric of
the ijniteti States district court , has l'ft ( era
a tori days' vacation at. hot Springs , S. D ,
The internal revenue office has exhausted
Its supply of 2-cent and 10-cent documentary
stanipa. but has documentary stamps of
other denominations and a full supply of
proprietary staumps.
The Omaha postotflco has sold ( ho last of
its 2-cent exposition stamps and has been
advised train Washington that it will be
impossible to supply more stamps of that
denomination for some weeks.
Smismhtary Aid Society ,
The Nebraska Sanitary Anid society will
meet on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
Myrtle hail , Some very important business
'will be before tIme body for consideration and
a full attendance Is desired ,
ANOTIILIIIL 511(511 SAI.ti sA'ruItny ,
Thmonannilsu of l.nllcn' high brittle
Blitek atiti Ta , , , l'iriin santi Fitsacy
siios
Made for McGovern and Thomas of New
York , who failed for over a million dollars ,
Go ON SAhE SATURDAY
AT
BOSTON STOliD , OMAhA ,
At $1.60 a pair.
Every pair in the lot made to retail at
from $3.00 to $6.00.
Thmcso arc the hIghest grade of lmoc anti
come in all widths anti styles , Sttth prices
were never quoted bofore.
You yill finti these in our main shoe tie-
partmen t
Tieth together ,
On bargain tables ,
Sorted out in sizes.
We will also sell on Saturday ,
But only in the basement ,
1,500 pairs
Child's , misses' , youths' and little goats'
Tan shoes
Made by P. Cogan & Son
To retail at $1.75 and $2.00 ,
At DIe pair.
flenicinber this sale bcghmms Saturday
At
BOSTON STOI1E , OMAHA ,
N , W. Cor. 16th antI Douglas Sta ,
EDITORS OF CENTRAL STATES
Ohio , Iltihinmmn , lhielilgnn tutu Vestcrfl
l'emmunyl'iniiia Iteprenenteil Ut
11mm' IIIIMitlomt ,
Editors anti publishers of daily and weekly
papers in Ohio , Indiana , Michigan antI west-
era I'ennsylvania to the number of thirty-
six have passed very favorable judgment
on the Tranamiasissippi Exposition. They
ought to know , because they have inspected
it most carefully. They arrived hero at
midnight ' % \'ednesday on a special car of
time Northwestern's "Colorado Special , " anti
will be hero until Friday evening , whemi
they will leave for a trip through the Black
hills of South Dakota.
In the party are representatives of the
following organlzatioma : Wolverine Stnte
Press association , Ohio State l'rcss association -
tion , Western I'eunsylvtnia State Press sane-
elation , and the Indiana Editors' association ,
W. H. Marvin , editor of tIle Utica ( Mich. )
Sentinel , is the manager and treasurer of
the excursion. The trip will last about ten
days , and the states of Illinois , Iowa , Nebraska -
braska and South Dakota will bq well coy-
cred before the return. W. H. Guerin ,
Michigan passenger agent of the Chicago &
Northwestern , accompanies the editors and
provides for their comfort.
CAUGHT BY MARKED COINS
1)inJtommet hlotell'orler Who has
Bemm htoltitlmag Ilac CharIty Boxes
ut tlic I'nxton hotel ,
The series of petty steahings from the
cigar stands and charity boxes at the Pox-
ton hotel came to an abrupt ending Wednesday -
day with the arrest of J , honey , the night
porter at the hotel , and harry Ilaner , a
bell boy. The culprits were discovered by
htaiph Kitchen by means of marked money ,
In police court this morning Hurley pleaded
guilty anti was sentenced to thirty days in
tile county jail , and Haner wan discharged.
The specific charge against tile boys was
the theft of 25 cents from the charity box
of the Children's home society. Thin box
had been rifled severaL times during the
last two weeks. Last evening Mr. Kitchen
marked three nickels pad a dime and deposited -
posited the money In the box. Hurley apd
Haner were seen acting suspiciously about
the box anti were arrested by the special
omcer of the hotel. When searched at the
city jail the marked money wan found In
Hurley's possession.
VIctimna of the Lock Gnme.
Three victims of the lock swindling ganio
reported their losses to the police Wednesday -
day night. Their aggregate losings was $100.
The names of the victims antI the facts in
their cases were suppressed by the police.
Tiis makes nearly twelve complaints that
have been fileti by victims of this mode of
swindling within the lost week.
From the descriptions of the victims the
work was evidently done by the same men
and in the majority of cases the victims
were fleeced In the very heart of the city.
Whln this Rart of wnrlr is eMnp' on fh. ,
1)01100 force is busy houndingvagranta on
the outskirts of the city.
Notes trosma tile Conrin.
Sheriff McDonald kept out of Jugo
Scott's court also yesterday. At a late
hour the judge was still considering what
ho would do about it.
The case before County Judge Baxter
against Eggert Oft and Henry Ji p of lien-
nington for selling liquor on Sunday has
been continued until Friday , the 20th inst.
Hamilton Bros. have begun suit against
the exposition to recover $979.28 , alleged to
be duo them on material supplied for the
Machinery building and a certified check ,
accompanying their bid on the Fine Arts'
building.
A petition for a divorce has been filed by
Nora Lane against John Lane. They were
muarried in February , 1885 , in Hampshire ,
Ill. , but have lived hero for ten years , They
have one child , a little girl , Mrs. Lane ni-
legea cruelty anti abuse.
Fruit Not Good for Sailors ,
Writing from Camp Merritt , San Fran-
ciaco , miark H. Evans , clerk of Co. F , Cist
Iowa , says : "When I heft Des Moines I
had with me two bottles of Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
fruit out hero has not exactly agreed with a
majority of the boys and my two bottles
have been in great demand , so much so
that it i all gone. " Mr. Evans has since
been supplied and will take a good lot of
the remedy along to the Philippine islands.
There is no danger fromn bowel complaint
when this remedy Is used. It always cures ,
For sale by si druggists.
BORO-LITHIA WATER
Boro.Lithlia Water is the best of all mm-
oral waters for the following reasons : 1.-
It contains more lithmla than any other
water on the market. 2.-It contains ( in
combination ) the best and only permissible
Internal ontiseptie known. 3.-It agrees
with the stomaclm , an it contains no salicyhlo
acid , 4-It Is bottled in convenient sizes
-half pint , one pint , quarts , Gaseous and
half gallons plain.
PRICES OF IlORO-LITIIIA ,
Cases of 50 quarts-gaseous
Cases of 104) pints-gaseous , . , . , , , , , , , . , , $10.00.
Cases of 100 split-gaseous . . . , , , , . , , . , , .
Cases of 12 half gallons-plain . . . . . . . . . $5.00
half pints , lOe each ; pints , 15c ; quarts ,
25c , and half gallons , OOc ,
Pints per dozen , $1.50 ; quarts per dozen ,
.12.50.
Liberal return allowallee for bottles.
Wim sell 100 kinds natural mineral waters ,
Sherman & McConnell Drug 0o1 ,
1513 DODGE ST. OMAHA , NEIl.
MIDDLE OF BLOCK ,
TEETH EXTRACTID
l'OSiTlViiIY WIThOUT PAIN.
25C ! 225c
Best set of teeth , $5.00. No charge for ox-
tractiug whea teeth are oidcred. All other
works at same reduced juices ,
Albany Dentists ,
120 South 14th , cor. Douglas. Open oven-
lags until 8. Lady attendant , Sundays , I
I
t 1)15. LVONILtILIT'S
ANTh PILL
CUREB TilE
PILL HAT
Coitttpatee. lpp.r'.i , tU.o..e. ' . Stit. . . , IC , . hrUon
act lu,4 tjt , Ut.LIl. LtQtb ( IIht7tI Vr.cz' taik.
l- * * 4 4
Omaha Bee , July 23 , 169 $
2 f/ems. ' 2
/ . . , !
"Monarch" shirts 45 cents each , Thoro's an item
tilat WOUI(1 call for a great big liurrnli in Some torci.
Too comillon to IDako any fuss ever it hero. All kinds
of Pet bratids go to keep 'l'lic Nebraska pot boiling ,
only they don't often COIlIC to 'OU with the maker's
JialilelTotlllll1t this time if WO llIt(1ll't rUhl out of .
I 'Nebraska Sbii' labels , " Now that the cat is out of
the bag , you Call see how we value things here. Each
iihirt has two collars and one pair of separate culls
to iiiatcli , 'l'liey are cut full si't.e and full fashioned.
have felled seaiiis , Pateilt gussets , full iilcovo widths ,
QIUI ill fact are identical , except in 1)attern , with the
45 cent shirts ou have always bought hero. Speak.
ing of brands-another good item for Saturday's
trading-is a iiew- lot of 111011's collars , macb Irolil
1800 linen , which we will sell undet' our own brand ,
at 10 cents each three for
or a quarter , If OU
bought them under their original brand you'd get
one collar for your quarter instead of three.
A Stand Special.
J ust what you have
been looking for ; a small
inexpensive stand that has
some character and style. A lini.
ited. number of thh handsome
r& I
stand on sale during this week ,
. Think of it. A Mahogany , Birds
' Eye Maple or quarter sawed Oak ,
J 'I ' ' highly polished , 16 inch pattei'n
1 to1) stand with shelf , like 1 35
' . I cut , price this week I. .
'
- .t Mail orders filled ,
.
Couches. '
Our assortment of Couches is especially attractive
in all the latest designs and coverings , prices , tufted
Couch $8,25 , $9.75 , $12.50 , $15.00 up to the best gen-
1.liflC leather couches at $29.00 , $37.50 , $50.00.
Hammocks.
We have a large and well selected line of Hammocks
-good substantial woven hainmocks-the strongest and.
best made-pillows attached-pi'ices $1. 50 , $ . 2 5 , $2.75 ,
$4.00 , $4.50 and $5.00.
ORCIIAQD & WILhELM CAQPT CO.
1414-1416-1413 DOUGLAS ST.
EDUCATIONAL.
Is' Oldeat , largest and
Wiiwitth Mtariiv beat equipped In
r central west.
' , - - ' Government sunervislon. MAjOSSANDFORDSELLERS.M.A. NewhuildinClt boingerected , , StUdeilts rejected ltmit "
Soda Water
MR. FRANIC KRATZER , late of ST.
LOUIS , now In charge of our Fountain can
furnish you the LARGEST LIST of FANCY
SODA DRINKS to be found In the city.
All of the latest and best "PALATE
PLEASTIRS. "
Wo make our own ICE CREAM , FROZEN
FRUIT PHOSPHATE , and FRESH FRUIT
SYRUPS.
runty-Prompt Servic
Special attention to carriage trade.
Concert every Saturday evening.
Jil A. FULL1R & Co. ,
. , Cut h'rlcc Druggists ,
14th and DougIu9 Sts
SPECIAL
PIANO
BARGAINS-
Light Upright , $ S5.
KihhlbUll Upright , ebony cnseTOO
Ciiickci'Ing 1'lanos , $61) and $75
We will 'pay tlO ( ) in cushi for a
ne IMIS Steinway , Inert. & l'uttl ,
'ose or hi.rsomi piammo Vu ruislied
ly an ) ' oIlier drnli'r In the city ,
l'lnno ID be sliiptcti .iirect ( ruin
( lie factory wills factory gunenimi-
lee.
In now pianos we '
call partleularatten- : ;
lIeu to our golected
sWclc of 1898 Stoinways-tlio greatest
Iliano in the world. Tuning , ranting
nod moving at lowest rates , Tel , 1025 ,
A C , SlUFiLiiihI , 'loner ,
A , ' .V. MOihif ,
'I'ruvellitg Jtcpronciintl'te ,
Schmoller & Mueller ,
1313 rarnam Sirect.
Largest Music hcahera in ( Ito , Vead ,
J , J , Deright & Co.
, . : - , , time
'J'ypcwrlter ,
Time best typo.
Inthe world
! r
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Write for
Catalogue ,
Tel. 253. - lUG D'arnain lit. , Omaha ,
BrowneD HaH
Opesin Sept. 19th , 1898.
Boarding and Day School for GirI
Under tIm direction of lit. Itov. George
Worthmimigton , S. ' 1' . D , , LI. . . D. Primary ,
preparatory and collegiate courses. Conm.
Petent corps of teacher3 , Modern metim-
ods nnd every advantage offered , Strict
attention Itnid to tile moral , mental and
physical well being of tim students , fliplo-
man conferred , Prepares for all colleges
open to women. Special courses in Higher -
or English , , Sciences , Ancient and Motlerci
Languuges , Music and Art. Terms rand-
Orate. Building repaired and In excellent
order , Sanitary piumbing. Satisfactory
steam heating.
Parents anti guardians desiring to enter
pupils will please send for catalpguo , or
apply personally to
Mrs. L .R. Upton , Priti.
Jiros'micil huh. Oiijniin , Neb ,
ACADEMY lorYoun 9f Year
ilium rradc Enghisim tmnd Clasalcal School , Ltterary' ,
Music. Art courses. Certifleat , , aInmit , to J3ntcrn
collages for women , Correspondence nollcilc4.
For cataiotmn address B. 1 , hmuL.LA8D , A , 14. ,
l'res , Jacksonville , iii.
B' ' ° 'I' ACADEMY - Founded 1603.
For 1110 ilighier cdueatiotm of young
women. Classical nnd Scientific course
of study , tilso l'repnratory anti Optiotmal ,
Year begins Sept , II , 1191. Apply to Miss
Ida C. Allen , I'rin. , lirudtord ,
M ICIIIGAN MILITARY ACAIEMY.
a * 21st year. Prepares ( or leading IJmiver.
silks. Grmmuiuntes are imow in hharvurti , Yale
Princeton , Cornell anti Universities of Michi
Igan , New gyrnuaslun , , OOxhiO feet. Ad
dress , Colonel lIngers , Supt , , Orchard Lake ,
lihichi ,
I I A D flI\1 College tutu Ctiicrtory ( ,
hI1 itUHi ftr lidIes. Mexico , Mo ,
L.2-1 TIIM
AT THE EXPOSITION.
WE 1I.4t1"l
Smoked 6Iusses
r0 have theln from 25c to $5 ,
You ought not to go lionie
without one of our
I x posi t i011
Souvenir Spooii.
LINDSAY. The Jeweler
1510 Douglas St.
