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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1898)
- i : : I TIlE OMUTA 1)ATJ.X ] flE : PIIIDAY WIlLY 2 ( ) 1S9S. \ SUCCEEDS CARROLl1 Change In th Legi1 Dcprtmcn of the Union Pacific Railroad. COUNCIL BLUFFS MAN GETS A PLACE Eloititeilt Orntor to fleeonii , Iifnnt Generni SnlIeInr fir the sv Crnpnny , tIit 1TIIlI1IIJe II t Itns.- * IIg 11cm1g11191 1ic 'Iiice , On Monsy , Augwt I there nrc to tevcrat noteworthy changEs In the kgn deartmeiit of tlw Union l'aclflc rafiroad. Wlltant J. Carroll , attant to the generot o1k'itor , 1rn renIgntuI efftctIvo on thnt date. John N. flfttttwlfl ot CouclI 13tuft. 1i. . VflI bo enacted , with the dcpartnicut otter that date , and It Ia Inderttnd ) that his title will be asaistant gracral nelkitor. ( eneral Solicitor William It. Kelly Is n Now York at wesont , and while there will arrange deflflitly for the uorgaitizatton ot the legal departmfnt. rhc olliclal cIrcular annotincln the eliang'a witi not be 18Sue0 until hi return. Unolilcial reports of ( ho changea have hcn current In reliway and ] cgat clrcks In Oniaha and CounciL 131u1C8 i01 sueral 1iyi. Along with the other changes , Jdwnrd Sayro of ( lie legal de partment wilt robnbly ho tranaferred to the ungltieeriiig department. lila work in took leg up right-of-way uiattera and other land rnfea along the line li more directly eon- flOCtCl with the engineering than with the legal department , and after Augiut 1 he will reIort , to Chief Tngiiieor Berry. John N. Bnidwlii has heexi prominent as an attorney and leader ot ( lie republican party in Iowa for the Inst twenty years. flu Is * 1. mwnbcr or the 11cm at Wright & IJaidwin. For a number of years he has been a leading corporation attorney and has reprcsentel both the Rock Island unit the Iortbwostern rnhlroads in Council Bluffs , At the laat republican national con- vontlon Iii St. Louis he placed William B. Allison In nomination In an eloquent 3peech. Ito is distinguished as a sucecastul lawyer and as a brilliant spcaer. lie delivered the oration of thu day on the opening ot the Transntlssissippl FpositIon on Juno 1. \Vilttain 3. Carroll , who will leave the Union l'acifle next Monday , baa been connected - nectod with the law department of the 'Ovorland" road for twelve years. Ito be- catno prominent when Senator John M. 'rhurston was general solicitor for the UnIon Faciflo and when Judge Kelicy was made general solicitor Mr. Carroll was promoted nnd given thO thin o assistant to the gun- erlil solicitor. When he leaves the Union Facific ho will open an office for himself In this city. 'rAKE SIXTIc1 BOUJIS 'TO 1)ENVEIt. Union I'neiftc I'rePILrIHJ to Lcngtlieit I ( p Itnnniit&r 'I'liue. There was a conference of the offleers of the Union Pacific and the Northwestern ponds at the headquarters of the former company ere on Thursday morning. Those who were present wore : President Burt. ( ] enorat Manager Dickiiuon , General Faa- aerigor gent Lomax niul Superintendent of Transportation Bucldnjthtni : of the UnIon Pacific , and Vice President Mccullough unit General Manager Whitman of the Northwestern - western , On of the principal matters considered was the rearrangement of passenger train torvico on August 11. On that date ( ho agreement of western linen running fast trains through here to lengthen out their schedules between Omaha and Denver wilt become effective. The agreement of the lines provides that sixteen hours viil ho consumed in making the run each way betwen Omaha and Den- vor. To conform with this the Union Pa- chic wi't ' lengthen out Its schedule each way one hour and forty minutes. The time for the arrival and dcpnrture of trains in and out or Iier after August 14 has not yet been fuily ilecicietl upon. Tue Northwestern will make no change at alt in its trains between hero atiti Chicago , but the Union Pcifle viil have to make several changes to carry out the provisions of thu agreement. flitiiJC1i ) itt'rI IIL ii'1OW'FL I.tY. On Vnri ( ) Dnmnl.nfront C1.iengo or Ieiie.r ( ) l ii terven iii Point , . . Portlier reduce. ! mien for specini days at the exposition have just been announced by lines in the Western Passenger association. For Flower day , August 2 , a rate of one fore for the round trip to Omaha has becp declared for all lines in the IVestern Pas- sensor association territory , 'Iiich extends from Chicago to 1)onvcr. The one-fare rate will ho gout ] to come Into Omaha on August I and on thu immorning trains of August 2. 'riLe final return limit of the tickets wilt be August . For the opening of time Indian congress at the exposition a reduccti rate has also bcen made. Vroin all imoints in Nebraska tickets vIil be sold at thu rate of 1. cent per mile. These tickets vii1 be good to come into Omaha an August 1 and 4 , with the final return limit on August . . For tills occasion thu raiironds will milan sIi tickets that will ho good to use until 4ugu.t p. imicilisive , but the rate for tlmcqo tickvt s.iti be one fare for the round triii. iLimImi Iii 1.Hteru .tIIrnMlsl. The railroads entering the city report good rains cii about Omaha \S'e(1nedny imight. oven though tiwy mmuvem touched us. The Burlington's weather report showed rain at the following points Picmttsnmoutli , , GS inch ; Ashland , .4S ; Central City , light ; Painmer. .1 ; Atchison , Iigit ; Itimlo , .40 ; Brownvlilo , Ncmnnha and Nebraska City , hard rain ; Byracubo , .th , ; Salem , Table hock , Tecumsoim and tturchnr(1 , hard rains. itimiIsii ? ( , teN aiiil tCrIllllIIi,4 , , President Horace (1. Burt of the Union Pacific vcnt to Chicago inst evening. General Manager Fl Dickinson of the Union I'acifle has returned ( rein Iho west. F. Y. Tlamiitou , attorney for the Big Four at liioanliugton , Ill. . is the guest of ( ion. cral Ageiit lCuhn of the Chicago & North- western. J. F' . Merry , nasiBtant general passenger agent of the Illinois Central , Is In Omaha For SE1 Iotiis and 'the S 0 U hii. 'I'zile 111(1 licpositIon Flyer-the tie\'t'it , lt.st ) eiiilived luld finest trnin IX'tW'Oil Qmulia aiid lit. Louis. Lt'flVl'3 Omnlma. .4:30 : p. in , riIyes St. JosePh . .0:00 : P. III , lrrIves S. Loith. .7:10 : a. in. StC'illiU , elttilr ntt suuoltiit curs , 'Vlehet 1)111cc- I c.w 1)0110- 1502 FUfl [ I. tOlli & lsa ( Sts 4 tnroute to bonr , mum ! with his special party will spind two days at the exposition lore ( going on 'west. ' Assistant General Superintendent ( lard- net , Division Superintendent Ashton and Stmpcrlutcndent of Dining Sfjrvice John $ ilwarson , all of the NorthweStern , are in ttl ( , city visiting the exposition. Traveling I'assengr Agent Cimnilny of time Denver F the , ( irande is In the city lis- tributing FOUIO liandtiotno wali maps showing - ing the mountain scenery along that line from Dcnvr to gaIt Lake City. It has been inadvertently stnU'd that the Milwaukee's now train Is the first one hereto to be made tip will , the tlecping ears in ( ho tnidtile of the train. The through trains of the Northwestern-Union Pacific are so arranged , % 'lce President 11. It itlcCnIloli ! m mud General Manager Vbitinaii of time Northwestern - western rettmrnI to Chicago last evening after Riientllng a couple of minys here. M. MeCutiougim expressed blsetf as nuorm , lieftNt with the eximoattion every time he saw it. 'rho local passemiger men have reccived a letter of thanks from the city passenger cml ticket agents of Mimiumeapoils uflti St. Paul for the gop1 ( tine they had here a Imimrt tiwe ago , The Department of Trana- portation of the ezpositiozt was also ( hooked for Its courtesies. A woman who mtrchnaed a ticket for f4an Antonio , Tox. , from a scAlper came to grief last night. Ilefore she boarded time Kansas City train on tlun' liurlington her ticket was eaanhlncd and it was discovered that the scalper had sold her a tiehot which hail 3mm out , but In , had changed the date. She was not permitted to get on the train and started In great rngu to look Up the scalper. There is a gnot prospect for a big move- nuont of tianicere through here betv.cen Au. gust 20 and 2. The hankers are to meet in Denver on August 22 And 2t , nnul time railroads report that most Of the pgrtics will Stop oft itt Omaha for a day or two. The proposition to grant the bankers a rate of one fare , imlus 42 , for the round trip , has been ncgativc(1 by the Western Passencr association. but the Beaver lines have sue- cceded In getting another vote on the proPosition - Position and expect to have the reduced rate put Into effect. IIAYUItN SIlOS. Fridny Spcctni ( Ineltomir Snie-From I ) to 10 a. HI. 20 red.het bargaIns , % price : 8 lasts and stand , iPe ; hose reel , hard wooti , 45c ; improved 1)over egg beater , tie ; galvnnizei ( water imail , lie : tiOO sheets toilet paper , 23c : toilet. hair clipper , 40c ; nickel Pinteit tea kettle , No. 8 , 43e ; 10-lb decorated flour can , 49c : 10-quart granite disim pan , 2Cc ; t-uart granite coiled pot. 25c ; granite pie Piates , Cc ; 4-quart granite sauce pans , iPe ; tin vnter pails. ttd : 1-burner oil stovcs , 39c ; large foot bath tubs , 2c ; galvanized wash tubs , 3ac ; parlor brooms , 7c ; screen doors , dtc ; C-foot atop-ladders , 31c ; 2-qtmrt covered paiis , tic , HAYDEN 131105. MUNGER'S ' INDIAN CONGRESS .JIlIgC of tile I'e.Ierni Court Finds mm Lot Of % VIiiiuhnes Vnlt- lug for Shut. Judge Munger returned from Fremont yesterday and found a congress of Win- nebago Indians waiting for him , Deputy United States Marshal Allen brought in a dozen of ( ho red men wii have been trifling with fire water and a number of them who 'vera indicted previously came before the judge. Albert Ilinnian , John Crow , Charles French and Simon Payer pleaded not guiity and their cases were continued. Aloxandur St. Oyr , Wind \\'mzkor ! and Joseph Grayhair pleaded guilty to taking liquor to the reservation and were fined 1OO and costs , the flue being suspended until January 1 with ( ha understanding that it will he Indefinitely - definitely suspended upon the payment of $50 at that time. hiram Grant , James l'cnn , James Bird and an Indian woman named Mownbanckmv wore bound over to the federal court by Commissioner Sloan of Fender and not be- lag able to give bail are In the Douglas county jail awaiting the action of the November - vembor term of court. a..lf 11 . . . . . Samuel D. Woodruff , a resident of On- ( ark , Canada , has brought action in the f ederal court to recover on $60,000 worth o f bonds tesued by the city of Kearney to a nstst in the construction of a canal by the Kenrncy Canal and Water Supply company. Ti he 5)15111(11 ! alleges that the bonds were i ssued in a manner entirely in accordance with. time laws of Nobrauka , but that the city h as failed to pay the interest upon themn a nd lie asks that relief be afforded him in t he matter. hht'iIentIi . % ) IIImVCrN Areuui1orf. John Arensfiorf brought action in the fed- o ral court Some time ago against George Mdllentim. clerk of Dakota county , and his bondsmen , alleging that Mclicath dim ! not j ay to tminm curtain monies that were in time c lerk's himnds to satisfy a judgment Arena- ( tort had secured. Mclieatb has now made a n answer to the plaintiff and asserts that t ime money was ndt on band at the time Arcnsdorf made the complaint and further t hat tue suit involves less than 2O0O amid c an not be brought in the federal court. Pvd-rnl DhiiIiliuig Notew. One car of silver was received at time r mnciter yesterday. tiimitei State District Attorney Sawyer a nd Mrs. Sawyer are in Omaha , Alias Monzimmgo of time postoffico force line cone ( or a short visit to Lorimncr , In. A large shipment of Japanese goods , which itre to ho placc0 in the Iriternatloimal h ail at the oxpoitiou. unused through the custom house yesteritay , John Iloehreiter. who was Indicted by the federal grand jury for failing to ito- stroy revenue stanmpa used on beer and tdaced under $ IOQ bond , tins given a bond signed by Ferdinand Adier. Ever sInce the arrest of John McCarty for counterfeiting hum friends have been trying t o got ) miuii reicnsOd on bond. ISis bond , tva.'t first placed at $1OMOO , but Judge Mungor redu'ed ( It to $5.OdO with the distinct un- ( ler8tanding that nothing but a gilt-edged butid would be considered , GIdeon Zucher amid John J. l3agluy luavo expressed thuir wiliingncsS to go on the bond anti mailo a statement to the clerk of time federal court concerning the property they own , but they Stave not. property enough to qualify for the whole amount and unless other bondsmen are secured McCarty will remain in jail until - til time November term of court. Sum'S Bmmrns , 13t Farnani. Is offering a full porcelain toilet set , $4.75. titiluic Action on a 'I'IiIet. James Brennan went Immto the secondhand - hand imtoro of Mrs. I. Beuben , 502 North Slxtcenth street , and asked to ho shown a cheap pair of trousers. Vt'htio Mrs. Steuben was looking through her stock. Brennan tucked a pair of trousers under his vest. Mrs. Reuben detected time move and grabbed itremmnan by the cont. Divesting himsoj. of ( ho garment , leaving It In Mrs Reuhen's bands , be broke for th door , but the iduck wolilalt again grasped him. Fightimig to free himself from her , Itrenuan dragged the woman Into the Street , where her scrcammms brought several neighbors to her assistance. llrcmmnaO was subdued. Thirty mInutes after Brennan was on his way to time county jail to servo a. thirty daya sentence imposed by Judge Gordon. Fruit Not Good tor $ nhlnrN. Writing t om Camp Merritt. San Fran. ciaeo , 3iarlc II. Evans , clerk nt Co. F' , Clat Iowa , says : "When I left DOS Moines I tied with me two bottles of Chumborinin a Colic , Cholera niuil Diarrhoea itenmedy. Thu fruit out here ties not exactly agreed with a majority of the boys miumit tU ) two bottles have been in great demand , so much so that it is all gone. " Mr. Evans has since been supplied ami will take a good 1t of the remneily along to the l'hliipplue islan'is , 'there is lb danger from bowel complaint when this remueiiy Is used , It always cures , For solo by at druggists , st. 5jltifl ) 'ncihlo Exhibit at Slapositicim. It is in Transportation Building. Photographs , with history of the famous Lincoln car , ic cccii ; can be ob- tamed at. Union I'actflc cIty ticket ofltJo , 1502 Farnani street , F DISGRACEFUL STREET BRAWL Policemen fn a Bow Among Themselves on Bhprman Avonue. TERRORIZE MANY EXPOSITION VISITORS One of time Ituformers 1)raww Ills lie. 'otur fbi TIircfltIis to 4tititi- liiinte 'rt. Others , % 'hIie AI Use 1'lIl Lnngtmne. Ta the prenenco of several hundred expo- eltion visitors at the vct gates of ( ho grotmnds Wcdnesda' l'olice Officers Fred Moore. harry Mussli'man and - Mc- Guckln , engaged in a violent quarrel , during 'which Moore drew hl revolver twice anti attempted to use it on his comrades. The sight of time weapon tncl the tear that a re- olvcr duel was to take place between ( ho men , causOd the wildest kind of exaitemnent among the crowd. Wonmen ran screaming out of range of expected buliots and several were trampicd upon. No shots , however , were fired , an friends of time mcmi interfered , Thu oflicers continued - tinued the quarrel , using na weapons the choice biillngagate that policemen know how to misc , The language wn.s most disgusting anil was continued for fuiiy ten minutes. The three ofilcers were to all appearances under time influence of liquor. The quarrel originated In a joke that Musacimnan and McOuckin had played on Moore. The latter is on duty in the street outido of the west gate. A short time before the quarroi ho took his uniform , coat. and helmet off arid borrowed a citi- zen's coat and bat and entered the grounds , his destination being the German village , where he had an engagement with a woman. Ills uniform ho hid near ( lie gate. While hi , was absent from tile peat Mile- soiman and MeGuekin discovered the cloth- lag and hid it. On his return Moore found his clothing missing and at once suspected his brother omcers , who had just passed out of the gate. Ho followed them out. into the crowd , and , drawing lila revolver , leveled it at them with an oath earl do- mandcd that they return his coat and hat. A ecimme then ensued far posessien of the revolver , but Moore succeeded in freeing himself from lila follows and again leveled the weapon at them. Friends interposed at this time and ( lie clothing was returned to Moore and the trio separated. All of the men are recent appointees to the force. The matter has not been brought to the notice of the men's superiora as yet , and probably will not be unless some citizen nmakes formal complaint. No actIon baa as yet been taken in the case of omccr Costello , who ten nights ago visited several saloons on Sherman avenue in fail uniform with two women , acetunu- lating a cheap drunk at the expense of the saloons on ( ho strength of his being an officer. His conduct was brought before the police officials through The Bee and private citizens , but. no cognizance was taken of the matter and no investigation madlo of it aim- . piy. because no ciaborataly written complaint had been filed with the commissioners. ANOTHER. EW 511011 DfliiL. Mitlommey SlinK. of Itoehester , 1'tiakcrs of the ltisi'st Mi.e , ' mind ClmIidrc'a SuOIS IN AMERICA. Sacrifice this entire floor stock At 4Cc on the dollar for spot cash to BOSTON STORE , OMAHA. , Such a lot of misses and child's shoes wore never offered at special sale before The price on Saturday will be so low that we won't tell you-now-what it will ho , But will open your eyes. It's a snap-a iondci' . Time regular retail Irlce is about (3) ( ) three dollars a pair. In fact no store in Omaha ever was able to handle such fine hiidren's shoes. Jr you want to Bee the greatest bargain , the fanciest colors and Iumtterns , and the fittest misses' and children's shoes in the world , Come to this sale SATURDAY. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. WHY THE SETTLEMENT WAITS l'rcslIent ltimugSmtui of hue City Comin- all lixplitliuw time 1)einy In toitu- jititti-e'n Atttioum _ President lllaghamoftbo city council do- dares that the special railroad committee , which has been doing no work , has been handicapped by circumstances. City Comp- ( roller Westberg has been requested to fur- niab the amount of time city's claims for damagcs against the railroads for viaduct repairs and has been too busy with time routine business of his oflice to furnish the figures. President I3immgham says that without - out ( lie amount in hand the committee cannot - not make any defInite settlement with the railroads. The absence of President Burt of ( lie Union Pacific from the city has also acted In the shape of a hindrance to any aggressive work on the committee's pnrt. . Oiiinlin aw a unveil , Secretary Iaughtin of the Asoclated Charities deciares that cities round about Omaha arc engaged in the occupation of uymmtamattcniiy shipping aupera to this city. Not. a day passes by but some of the unfortunates are referred to him and the majority declare that the authorities of time cities from which point they came lnformno them that thaI' could find assistance in this city. These people are being sent promptly back to the places from which they come. "It is not reasonable that we should be called upon to take care of these people , however much we might iiko to relieve ( bela , " says Secretary Laughlin , "The burden - den should fall upon the community in which they live. As a consequence they are being sent away as fast as they come to the city. " Mmrtnhlty Stnhr.ics. Time following births and deaths were reported - ported to the health commissioners during the twenty-four bourn ending at noon yesterday - terday : Births-Pedro Esqulvel , 1139 North Seventeenth - toenth street. Deaths-Gee Lai Site , Chinese Village , 10 years , heart disease ; Joe Johnson , stiis 11am. ilton , 2 months. A. P13W ADAW'I'AG1ts Oerrd i , ) the Chiragn , MIlm'sumukee , % Mt. Pnni linliwits- , TIlE ShORT LINE TO CHICAGO. A clean train made up and started from Omaha. flaggago checked from residence to destination. Elegant train cervico and courteous em- ploycs. Entire trains lighted by electricity and with electric light in every berth. Finest diniimg car service In the west , with meals aeryci "a Ia carte. " Time Flyer leaves at 5:45 : p. m. daily from Union Depot. CITY TXCKL'T OFFICE , 1504 Farnam St. C. B , CARRIER. City Ticket Agent. Narrhmigs , Jicenui.'i , Time foilowiug marriego licenses were issued - sued by County Judge Baxter yesterday : Nammue and Address , Age , Daniel J. Lu liar , Demuver , Cob . . . . . . , . , , 25 ltotie ( Cociner. Council Bluffs , Is. . . . . . . . 23 Harry Victor Young , South Omaha , . . , , . 28 lila May McKay , Oxmmaima. . . . . . . . . . . . , 23 ttiwarJ 11. 'tyler , t'remont , 0. . . . . . . . . . . . 35 Florence Sniitlm , Fenmont , 0. . . . . . . . . . . . . . GI1ADERS ATT1NT1ON ! 50,000 yards of earth wanted to fill our low buds between Nicholas an I Grm"r r c'oa Omibmt lIiI'im cad Terminal Railway company , llonrd of Trade Building. - I LABIE $ ' siciivrs , SUITS Al ) WAISTS , Atmotlcr lIenS Thnj'sGolng to castes it lIClii ) of lteihctnetIt , ANOTIIEII SATURDAY SENSATION AT BOSTON STORE , OMAhA. Our Mr. Brandies , now in New York , pur- c hased a mntmnufactuier's enhiro stock of cd Ladies' separate wash akirt In ilnmn , d uck , tlque , ete , Ladles stimuner wash stilts , Ladlea' shirt sniata. Thesu are nil garments IflfldiO for time fin- eat retail trade , but on account of the advanced stage of the season they were s old to us at a fraction of their value. To give you an idea of bow wonderfully cheap these high grade stilts , skirts and waista will lIE SOIJD SATURDAY . , AT BOSTON STOBE , .tc qtioto the following prices : Ladies' linen Bkirt9 , 25c. Ladies linen , white and blue duck skirts , f ancy striped amid 1uite pique skirts. at 4 cc , 09 , fiSe , .ti0 and $1.98. Lrilk's' wash suits in over 51) different i tyles , go at 2.10 and $2.h8. 1,100 induce' fine shirt wist , worth uip t o $1.00 , go at : itc' or 3 waists for a. dollar. Ronmembor this sate begins Saturday , BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , 16th amid Douglas Ste. PLANS OF BOHEMIAN TURNERS Arrnuixcnicn4 , for'rlieir Convention , Tournninett niiit Celehrnt Ion at the Exposition , Elaborate preparations ztro being made by Omaha Bohenuinna for Itohomlan day , August 27 , at time exposition , Committees l ucre been in communication with all time l eading Ilohomina societies in tim Bolted States and the outlook Is bright for a large attendance. A party of more than 100 has ignifled Its Intention of comlmmg front Dallas , Tex. , and smaller parties will conmo from other distant points. Special trains have been arranged for from Nebraska and Iowa points , A special train will ho run from Sohtiyier and Prague ; thu lBkhorn will have a special from Linwood , Prune and intermediate - termediato points ; a special train from \\'tl- bee c'ill carry several hummdreit exeursionists inciudln a juvenile band of thirty pieces. hiavenmma wilt send a large delegation. accompanied - companied by a band , and other parties wilt conic from Ciarkson , Crete anti \Vest Point. A grand , arado will take place downtown in the morning In which ton Iloate repro- muenting different events In the history of BohemIa will be the chief feature. These floats are being lrepared by Omaha societies and will ho very elaborate. At the exposi- ( ion grounds a program will be given , con- slating of American and Bohemian national songs and addresses. Prof. Shimek of the University of Iowa , one of the most promi- neat Bobemians In the west , will be the chief speaker of the day. The National Association of Bohemian Turners will be in session at that time and the Western Bohemian Turners will also ; meet and hold their exhibitions , adding much to time attractiveness of the occasion. REFEREES IN BANKRUPTCY Judge Munger nme , Nine of ( lie Men L iS'ito S'II1 Stave Ciiumre of the Couiities 1)esigimnteii. For some time Judge Munger has hail Un. . der consideration a number of men wlic i were anxious to be appointed referees lii I bankruptcy in different parts of time state , In all probability there will be aboul twenty referees appointed and Judge Mun. : ger named nine of them yesterday. Thc I referees , togcthmer with tIme countlc allotted I to them are : B. I' . Weatherby of Norfolk Madison , Stanton , Pierce. ICnO'c and Ante. : lope counties ; John A. Davies of Piatta . mouth , Ones county ; Lyman 11. Lathan el Columbus , Platte , Merrick. Nance , Boone , Colfax and Butler counties ; F. 'IV.Taughr : of Fremont , Cuming , Dodge and Saunder : I counties ; Frank P. Ireland of Nebraska City , Otoc , Nemntma ahd Richardson counties - ties ; Charles B. Clapp and W. II. Herd- mann of Omaha. Dmieiai. Sarnv. Wasiuinmztoii and Burt counties ; FirnestO. Ames and E. B. Spencer of Lincoln , Lancaster , Johnson - , son , Saline and Seward counties. The referees are appointed by Judge Mun- ger for a veriod of two years , hut are sub. , ject to removal in ease the jufigo is not . eatisfied with theIr work. A bond of t2,500 is required , anti as seen as that is furnished they will ho ready to enter upon their work Judge Munger says that time present at. , lotmermt of referees Is in a way experimental L and tiet ! le : may find it necessary to group the conoties differently after lie finds berm heavy tue work will be. LOOKING FOR A BOK CONCERN I'oiiee 'l'rylng Outfit flint Is Suspected of Suviiiihhin ilnuiy I'oople. 1)ctectives arc eoking tolocato the office : I or tue ttandlaro 1100K anti oveity company , an alleged swindling commcern that has been defrauding the residents of outside towns and cities by means of promises of premi- urns for the purchase of hooks , The concern - cern givoB Eta atidress In the circuiars it Is issuing as 24 Eighteenth street , but no 8ucli fIrm exists ( hero. Last October a man wbo claimed ho represented the firm had office room there , but ho moved and lmk present whereabouts are imot known , Ito wna known as C. V' . Bridges. Comnplainth are received daily by Chief Gallagher from out of town residents vhmo have been victimized by the firum. Yesterday morning a letter 'was received trout Mrs. T. B. Steno ot lIed Oak , In. She is very aimsious nU she lost a. large sum through their methods. The plan of the concern is to furnish books to literary clubs at the lowest mar- hot price. Some gullible person Is chosen as agent and this person works in Its interests for time sake of a big premium to be re- calved when fifty orders shall have been received. Neither the books or the premiums are even sent. The firm especially solicits the patronage of school teachers. MAKE A RAID ON A HOP JOINT Officers Cnpture the ' Oudflt iimiI mm Chi.ie ClIeetifl of Articles Abaum iiomuei ly ( ho Siniers , Officers raided an opitmm joint at 409 North Twelfth street Wednesday imight and captured the entire smoking layout. Ilesides the layout , a cimoice collection of hate , cape , coats , canes and umbrellas were found which belonged to the frequenters of the place , who beat a 'ery hasty retreat by a back door when time offleera pushed open time front door , Only one person was arrested. and lie was found in an opium trance in a bunk. Totally oblivious to anythIng going on about him , lie ivas carried to the police station. This inornimmg be gave lila annie as B , C. harbour and his occupation as that of conductor of a Pennsylvania railway dining car. . BOSTON STORE RE1ANT SALE rid' ' Remnant Day and Tody' the Day of AU Remnant Days. SILRSI RIBBONS , LACES , EMBROIDERY Anti 'nsim lnOl , , White ( boils , Cotton ( buds , thiih lime , Sheet tig , Cal io act , ! All 1imiens fromit the Fire Stock at 1-i Former l'ricc. 10,000 yards of all kinds of eufing flannel , glnghamim , etc. , worth up to 12tc , go at 2 ½ c arci , Onc big table of short remnants of lawns anti colored dotted Swiss , worth 25c. short remnants at 3c yard , One big coubtor of full standard black anti white dross prints , 3e yard , One big counter best quality Scotch ging- lmamn remnants , 3c , worth l2c. One immmmmietmso counter toll stnimdard per- tale light and dark colors , tic , worth itie. One big table of alt kinds of white goods , lomig remnants , worth 25e , go at Cc , One 1t of 40-inch plain white dotted Swims , go at 8tde yaril. One immense lot of all kinds of the best kuahity mnusiinc , Fruit of the Loom , honda- dub , Utica , etc. , all worth from 7c to l2c , go at tic yard. One big coummter of extra heavy Unbleached - bleached muslin , 36 incites wide , go at 3tc yard , One lot very fine fancy printed lawmms and organdies , wprth tip to 20e , go at tic yard- tong remnammts. Ommo Immenmo lot of st-inch wimle drapery denimna , lOc yartl , worth 25c , One big counter of nil kinds of drapery Velours , velveta and imlusbes , fiSe yard , cortlm tt0c , LINEN REMNANTS. An immense accumulation of nil kinds of fine German table damask from 2c yards up , at about t4 regular price , NEW SILKS , 1SC , 25C ANt ) 390 YAItD. Just received an elegant lot of new suits , in lengths from 2 to 10 yards , goods worth up to $1.25 , go at lIe , 23o anti Oc yard. NEW SILK ENDS , 50 , 1OC AND 150 EACH. Tlmousands of umow sample ends of time highest grades of cli kinds of fancy and brocatlod colored silks , goods worth $3.OC nail $4.00 yard , go at tic , lOc and iSo per piece. SILK MOUSSELIN DR SOlE , 1C EACH To chose out all the remnants of flue slIP Moussehine ihii Solo , we give you tha choicc today at Ic each. BOSTON STORE , OMAHA , N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas. MONEY IN THE SCHOOL FUND Districts OutaimjttofOntitlia All l1nc Plenty of Cash in time 'rrena- miT ) . OV. "The school districts of the county won never In better shape than they are now , ' said County Superintentlent l3odwell , as li looked up from his annual report for th , fiscal year , upon which ho is now at work : "All the districts hmavo money in thou treasuries except one , .tho Thirtieth , jusi west of Invington. One , that at Benson , hzu as much as 2,0S4 ; Millard has $1,928 ; Ben. nimigton , 1,638 , and School district No. 31 , 1l5J. I cannot say just yet as to Souti Omaha , but I think ( lint ditrLct has some thing like $27,000 in its treasury. Most aE the others of the sixty-one districts out. side of Onmaba have amounts varying arommn 1 $200 , $300 and $400. Leaving Ornuhi out I should approximate a total for ( hi , county of say $55OCO. "The apportionment from the state is thi largest this year it has ever been , In Janu. mmry , 1S97 , It was about $40,000 ; In July ol r that year $41,000 ; last January , $44OSO , and I this time , $48,815. So you can see that it ham been steadily increasing. In previous ycarm : ran from $23,000 up to about $30,000 , sonic years during a triie ( better. The distrlctm have never been in such splendid condition financially , " A rhuillppimie lieroiuie. One of the Philippine lusurgent headerm is a beautiful woman s'bose life seems tc be charmed. She has Often rushed bravely Into the very teeth of death from guns and : cannon , but baa never been wouimded , Fre. qtmcntiy we see people in tills country whc live so long that their lives seem charmed also , but the only charm about It is that they keep up their strengthm and vitalize their blood with that celebrated remedy , Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. New 'I'ruIn Service to liuffalo , Nickel Plate Road train No. 6 , from th Van Buren Street Passenger Station , Clii. cage ( eu the Loop ) , 2:55 : p. m. tinily , witi Buffalo sleeper arriving in that city at 7:1 : ( the following morning. Through Now Yor sleeper on same train , via Lackawaunc road , Buffalo to Now York , arriving earth next evening. Three through trains , lailv , at convenient hours , to Fort Wayne , Cleveland - land , Erie , Buffalo , New York and Boston. hates lower titan via other lines , City ticket alBeit. 111 Ailams street and Audi- torluni Annex. Teicahone Main 3389. Beat bard coal for immediate delivery , $7.50 per ten. C. B. havens & Co. Tel. 217. 'I'hme Conttinvn1 Limited. The now Wabash solid vestibule train of day coaches , sleeping and dining cans. A train for tourists and all classes of travel. vili Leave Chicago ( daily ) , 12 noon. Leave St. Louis ( daily ) , 9:10 : a. m , Arrive Now York via \Vest Shore. 3:30 : p. am. Arrive Boston via Fitchburg. 5:50 : p. mu , All agents sell tickets tom' tub train and will toil you nil about it. Ask him or svelte 0. N. Clayton , a. w. p. gt , Wabash 11. 11. NOTES FROM THE COURTS , John Sautter imasbannappointefi guardian ofVliliamn ulid henry Wordemnun , minor children , County Judge Baxter has appointed Rebecca - becca 111cc guardian of 11cr Imushanti. Jaoh Rico , aim insaimo man committed to Linc'aimm front Iodgo county. The School for limp Deaf marmdamtms case agniust Supcrintendemmt Gillespie has hen continued by Judge Keysor on time request of the defendant until time beginuiog of the turin. The Deibnidge and Porter hmaimeas case was again postponed by Judge Scott , this time until Saturday morning to give some wit- flosses amm opportunity to come liars fpomn Piattamouthm to testily as to the robbery. IJalese another continuance is taken on time reqimest of the defeimfiantri time case agaimmat Eggert Oft nail Henry Jipp of Ben. . ningion for seiling lIquor en Sunday will ho tried by County Judge Baxter this morn- Ing. Ing.Stilt Stilt for divorce nas liceit begun Imy Mary Zaisice from her Imusbanii , Charles Zaisko , to wimom she was macneil Jo July , 1892. Site accuses him of deserting liar the following - lowing year. lien mualden mmaine , Mary Nis- son , she wants to ms'ear again. A transcript of judgment in an appeal has becmm IlIad with the clerk of the district court in time ease of Anmio l'olaxmii iigaln'mt Constable \S'iiiium A. hardy , whomim abe charges i'Itii unlawfully entering into her residence on May 12 and destroying her furniture. I'Iitt appeal is from Justice of the Peace CockreIl'e court. AT Santiago , at Manila-every- where our Army and Navy wear Goodyear Welt Shoes ' : because better than I-land Sewed shoes. 300,000 pairs have been made for them , Whether heavieit boot or lightest shoe , ¶ ' thebest are . Goodyear Welts. 4 I 13cc , July 23 , 'IS , ths. ' ' Thei'e's ' a woiidei'til atifaclion hi trttlillg fit It store where you doii'i have to ho 1)ostc(1 , ( lohl't , have to ho a judge , don't ; have to be careful , thu't have to be wise.r.IhILO Nebraska is that , kilid of a stoi'o. r11lero iii't Ithl article you Cait buy hero that isn't , as low , if not lower , tliati you cait buy it l'or aiiywlteio else at anythneor unlor any apology 01' CX'liCWe hovel , give oxcues for se1uiioods [ ( tIltNtI ) . ' \Vo \ IU'O careful iiet to paytoo 1flU011 for anything wilehl we 'buy it , 11.11(1 WO are just as cai'efitl not to ask too much for it wheit wo sell , 1)id you ever liearaiiy ) Ody fly they got beat here ? Did you ever hear ally- . , body say they paid too ititicli for Rh : trticlo here ? Phi .yol1 ever hear anybody say we charged two prices here ? \Vlien you take our i'egular iriees and coin- pare them with allybody e1se' 1)l'ices , regular or irregular - regular , you'11 never find a time wlieti f'oi' any reaon real or alleged you can buy any article we sell otto cent cheaper than you CR11 buy ii right llert. ( ' 1oday we call attention to a itew invoke of fine satin bows and. strings just . opencd.-tlio ticivaitce flgoiitii of au- tUflIn.rIilIeyro 11110 , , S : ' ; \ I -0- c : - 'L'his Folding Lass'mi Chair-just what you want for home em' camnj ) use-nothing equals it as an invalid chair-a vem'y low pt lee , l This stand is CitherBjrd's ' eye ¶ l zglu , . , MalIe , Mahogony or Qutti'- tei' Sawed Oak finish-1G.111. 11 top-highly k polished-exactly fi ) like cut-only a J'ew left .Il'OllI 1 W q our sahe last week-but until 111 tliey'i'o all gone the price -vill - boonly I : TT ; $1.35 S L. ' 't ' . ORCHARD & WILHELM CARPET GOMPANY : S , i L V114-16.IS Jotmglas St. ) 11 iUCA'I'IOXA L. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ How to Make _ Claret Leinoitade 01 "Punch. " One and one-tuniC to two .lozen lemons and one-fourth dozen oranges ; two or threa quart bottles itt claret and eI , quart bottio'aukcshittih'gehmr ( gaseous ) muro clear svater enougim for 5 gallons ; plenty of ice. ( Crammuhmtted , iugar , 3 llms. or to t.mste. ) Usti juice of lemons only' . Cut time oranges lit small mdecei , uimig Limo riiid as vcit as ptiIi. 'rime rind of coo or two lOniomma mmmny uise 1)0 heft in Imumwhm to impart liavor. NOTI ) NO. I-Canned pifleidiilii0 may io ) U80d in placO of orange , or in addition to it. NOTE NO. 2.-fionio people timmo Apaiht- anna water instead of WAUiChSIIA- I1YOEIA. Smut timis is a mmeeiikai'ttste of money , an WAUKIISIIA-IIVUIOIA iii every bit as good , amid can be bought of us ( or $2 ier , ioz , quart s ( gaseimmis ) . N0T2 NO. : i-\S'u mo'il ( mti hitmamirod kinds of rnhiierai waters anti 25 lciiids of malt. Sherman & McConnell Drug Go , 15i3 DODGE S'I' . MIIDhtO OF IILOCIC. OMAhA , NEtS. DUrFY'S PURE MhT WUISKY ALL. DRUCCI&Th. c Shavers fIe not 1 small. \lost inca at'u obtli.med 1iitvoto cIa C they need good tools . . - \\-Te have the Strops. Shaving Cups , flrIlShSCS and Powder Boxes , \Vo have sti'ops that close with it am'IlIg-vhiehi ) % Ieeoi theist ( cciii getting dusty. Si W. UNDSAY , i'hc Jcve let' . I 5 1 ( I lntiglas. Results Tell , The Bee Want Ads Browie E1d < I ? Oi'c"s Sept , 1ltlu , ISPS. Boum'dimig tmimd 1)a- School lot' Girls Under ( Imo direction of nt. Rev. George \Vortliington , S. 'F. D. , LL , U. Primary , preparatory and collegiate courses. Coin- i , petemmt corps of teachers , Alodermi moth. # 1 ode anti every' advmmmmtaro , , oltermul. Strict ntteiitlon paId to the moral , rro'nial antI tImytiieai well being of ( i.e . stUdents , Dipto- mae conferred. I're'ares ' for all college , open . to women. Special courses in High. cii. English , ScIexicc , Ancient amid 7.lodorrm Languages , 'tliisic ommd Art. l'errmia mood. . 'rate. fltmtldiag mepai red timid in exculiemmi order. .Samiittiry plumbing , Satisfactory steam bczitin , Parents timiti gtmariiiunm desiring to enter p115)118 seili Picaso send ( or catalogue , or mmpmmiy persnmiaii3' to Mrs. L R. Upton , Prin. IilWh1eii hull. Onmalimi. Nob. WOMEN I , l , ci , 0 1.n1r1..11 Cltt'lcti , nchsl. Illrr.r Mu. pit' , Art eure , . ( ' , rttiirat , . ,4iitii. to ? .ILsni for it'outurt , ( Jorro.memejc , , , oitclte.l , For . 'ttuu4 uitdrsit , . } . JiVmi.sirm , , A. ii. , r , . . . , Jie.iIiie , LU. j ( , i Ji'gii i , sl ( 'usIsc'r , Ii I I II 1)1 ) i for 1.11(1 i.s , : uIm'.tl'o , Sb , B1lADFIt1) ACADEMY - Foummde.I . ItOh. For time higher education of young womnen. Classical and Sit'imtillc course of , timily , nisi , l'ropnral riry : .imii Optional. Year begins Sept. 14 , 18'Jt. ' Api'iy to Mime Idit C. Ailimi , Iiiri. , hbaIford. i.1u135. 5 , J8hC11IGAN MlLl'l'ARY ACAbiIlY. / 21stjcnr. . l'r 'itnrcs ( or h"nihimg , lmilver , tiiili'ii. ( Jrniiutites tire now iii J itmrvtmrci , ' ; ti , t'iin' ' eton , Cornell aimii t'rIi'ert4itk' . of .iic'lm. . Iran. Norm' gy'mnnmsiurn ; , r.oxl&o pt. An lrtis , ( 'olonci lingers , Sept. , Orcimnril Luke , Itlicim. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Deright &Co ' - ' cft Agents ( or time \yilli'i TYPOW' rltcr rim let , type- welm . m' in time world - lair Itolie. \Vrlto f"r ( 'ataioua. Tel. 313. 1110 Farnuin St OmahL I id 3)11. x.imi : i itJUT'H I AT PULL CU _ fl TII 11ABT , , , , , . , , , , , . CmitpI Oi Pm 'im I1lture Ni ' c' ill i..mn ; , u It4 t I c I , . l I ) .o % $ a Sri a IOu , : $ , , . 4 . . ; ; OUVTtfl1E' SYWh ifiF HS , ' , NMUFAc'ruzmgD liT . . . CALIrORNIA FlU iVRUP Co. Lvrl'13 ( 'i'll g : c taisI. , ! , - - _ _ _ -
