THE OMAHDATLT BETI : TTE m YT , M YRCIT 2R.
' 40ES OVER FOR A FEW DATS
Hibeat OorjmE Gate fion Tbsrrtra
HM a PwtitJ
i AStNT M03SAN 6fV S TESTIMONY
HIIO.IIIM th * > Ax ntllL Mnilc Vpon Him
lif. Henry Holt nnil tinSnli c-
' OppnrrptiiM- jad I tic
Iji'tH IIIK Arrrct.
At the c r1i ( it It will be tbe feet at tbt
Ixrfore J B * Xtiti r f th *
9t te court will ai * n e of tbe
tmrTTOf CF tirtmt t by AcUtii ;
w < H Mwwm of tb * " * liii * li i > and
ac mcr tt > Tbwmtoa wmatr Tli * tsww
wws a partial benrin * yest rrtl y aafl *
* pratrted tmai Saturfl r In
te iwcttre tb * attpndmnct of iwrcrml
v'b ' are BOW aiwetrt lro the Btate.
Tb * trouiflc on tbf WlnnrtmRn and Omaaa
IntflKi agency started oc Jrln.-rli 19 , wbeo a
couple of Infllanr concclvt-d tbe idt that
llioy woiilfl Wie to take a trtp to Waaalai-
ton. They a li-fl to the acting aent Tor
pormlsulon tc leave the agency and were In-
Inrmod that they coulfl not flo to ; that U
they Sid they might oonnia r themselves
discharged from the position which they
held that pf Indian police. A Je * days later
one of the men. Henry Holt , concluded that
Jf he oould not go to "Washington be coulfl
have some trouble , and cotim-iioently pro
ceeded to Btlr up pomeHe visited the hotel
n-hcrc the agent was staying and provoked
a quarrel and then assaulted him by threat
ening to brain him with n stove polter. Tb !
agent and hlf men took the -weapon iwas
from the man and incarcerated hlrnin _ th
agency guardhouse. , where he remained ovei
nlghL The following morning Holt wae re
leased and Immediately Btarted out for Pen-
aor , whore he secured a warrant for the ar-
rout of Acting Agent Morgan , charging hln
with assault end battery. On this warrant
an arrest was made and the agent taket
before the county judge ol Thuraton county
who held him in brmdE , vhlch the offlcia :
i of used to furnish , whereupon hewas com
mitted to jail.
Morgan applied to Judge Munger of thi
United States oourl for a writ of habeas cor.
pus , tlleclng unlawful detention , bis con
tention being that as he IE an official of thi
Unltt-d States ibe etate courts b.ave no juris
aietlon over his 7 > erson in cases of the tint
charged.
Holt lnnt for n Itoiv.
T\hen Judge Munger took up the liearini
Morgan -was culled and tcstiSea that Sun
flay evening , March 15) ) , he vas eating sup
! > er at the hotel at the agency whan Henr :
Holt , Albert He.nsley and Henry Frenc ]
called nndwere ushered Into the sittini
room. Henhley stated thai be and Holt de
sired to luaxe the agency for a couple o
weeks for the purpose of going to "Washing
ton. "Witness informed the men that the ;
could not go , after which Holt answered
"J umpired ( being treated like a slave. "
"Witness said that irfter rmakiug tbe fore
polng 'statement Holt seized an iron poke
and make in attempt to strike , but th
weapon "waswrested Irom his bands , ufte
which h"e"was taken to the guard house am
dotalned until the following morning , whei
a warrant -was issued by United States Com
missioner Sloan. The next day Holi an
bis wife .went to Penderwhere they secure
Irom the county Judge a warrant for th
arrest of. the witness.
Other -witnesses , including Herbert Spen
cer , a clerk in the ageiicy store ; Honr ;
Keelicr. the ngcniry farmer , and John Lopa :
were called and nil testified to the assaul
made hr Holt trjion .Morgan , TjOgan sayin ]
that Tie beard Holt say several times , "
intended to kill him. "
Ov ing to thr absence of certain -witness * !
u further hearing of the case was continue
until next Saturdnv , when the defendan
rwlll introduce testimony in support of hi
contention that the United States officer
have no _ authority to act in the premises
IHolt's position is that ne Is a citizen of th
United States , holds land In accordance wit
the ptwlMons of the laws of the countr
tnd for yaars has enjoyed all of the right
and privileges of other citizens of the .au
and J.hat consequently the federal court ha
no right .to taue cognizance of the case.
I > cll : ? Mcniio Mncli 10 liiillani. .
A ent Morgan ays that bis detention an
( being kept a-wuy from the agency is work
ing a great injury to the Indians. There nr
nearly 100 leases of lands which the partic
are ready to clgn , but as be is unable to li
there and attend to them the farmers an
stockmen are likely to go elsewhere an
peeurV lands for the coming season. It i
urged that the time tor putting in the sprin
crop is almost at hand and that if the lease
are not executed within a Jew days muc
of the land -will remain idle rbjs year.
Speaking of the trouble at tbe agenc ;
Agent Morgan said : "It is the same old diffi
culty with which we ha-ve had to conten
for years. There are a number of men u
there -ttho are mischief .makers and if the
cannot run thlugf to cult themselves th
want to etir tip u row. Captain Bwk ha
the same trouble and so did Captain Mei
cer. ISolb ? * cJ these men lirougbt "these Iri
lows to time and after that they behavt
themselves reasonably well Now they aj
trying the same tactics on tne , but like tl
officials -Who have prucoShd me. I propose 1
eland flrra and upon my rights I amwort
ing in the interest of the Inftians nnd
Icnow that tbe mct of them are with B
and will Aland by me in tbe position that
have taken. "
ANOTHER VICTIM IS DEAI
Sir * . KA ShrlnT. IVlio TV Injured I
the Piilteronn Illork I lrr.
Mrs. Ed Sbrlner another of thr unforti
nae woroen who was caught in the I'atto
eon .block fire last -wed. , died ut her liom
3 < ] C South Fif'b street Ian night at
o'clock She leaves a bueband and a cbi
u few mon'bs old Arrangimcuts for tl
fuueral will 'be ' made todsj This makas tl
fourtts victim vl that terrible event
iisfr
dra ?
Jart roBicmber that pr j hair vfll
never booome darter witiout help.
will bring bacttaroririsir the color
oJ yocth It itver ftl's. '
It rlninsee tbe ec&lp tlsa , ind
prevcBU the formatirn cf dtadrjff.
It f was nnd nocnsiics tbe uUbs of
tie h&ir , stking thrro produce &
IcxciiaBt provnb. It etcpe the itsr
from filling out , tud givts ? it a &e ,
eoftficjfih.
flJKabottle. AtO1 drccclJU.
U you 6" n ' * ti. ir n"1 the tirncfiti
j exwirtofl * r < r . i t * t \tCK
writi uit > n mw about _
MEETING OF WOMAN'S CLUB
Procrititi In < Jltrn In I-rpnch nnil the
Ctnr' * I'inf C iinfrrrncr Pro-
jcrt I * nn
tlf
tb * Woman F club Monday to Its
first e | eri K of MI n tlnB > * Bt Jn a
( crelcn tonro * . Mm Sill. tb * twAar of tkc
rfl and Intmdawd tbe.
Mr. CtatrlM Kwl r. wiw piKped with
prom acrciitMKW tMradelttBho's "Iterate
C prt > riofw , op. H. "
j A dlatogm followed , la which tbe parts
I wcm tak a by Mr * . Arthur Brantote and
| MM * iMitnont.
' TJw tbtrfl nunrtmr at tbe program -was n
butnorom rpeftal * y Mrs. Dorvrard ut the
experteuee * of a Frenchman v bo forgot bis
Eticllb together wltli hie Ktreet t > ad tiusriKjr
wfcsn b * viBitsd X w Tork. IB response to
an Pfcoure Mrs. Dorwarfl gave a rn ( > * l read-
tug lemon trom tbe district ncbtol.
Mr. Defcolrr'c short addreM. was oeeapted
with tbo eomparlsMi trtsfweea tbe education
pf Freu--h and Ann-firm plrls.
i Tbe program wan cloned by the "Marvel-
lai e. " offBCtlwly snag by Mrs. J. F. Ooofc ,
ib * department Jolnlac In tbe chorus.
Tbe irtiestfe cif tbe day were Major Edith
Marshall , Captain Battle Core and Ensign
Co ? > ; * ball of the 3tUvation Army , and dur
ing tbe business hour Major Marshall was
plven opportunity to present the rescue work
for women in which she and her colleagues
are ongaced. Captain Core was beard in a
pathetic song descriptive of the erpwience
| of a penitent woman and Ensign Coggeehall
invited the club to a reception at tbe Omaha
i home , 2MS Pinkney street , on "Wednesday
at ? o'clock.
Another Invitation bat to do with a reepp-
i tion to Mrs. Lake of St. Louis , president o !
i the Catholic Abstinent * society , who If tc
j be th * guest today of Miss Burke. 1EI8 Far-
! nam street. Tbe hours are Irom 2 to
i o'clock and tbe Woman's club and the "Worn-
. an' Christian Temperance union are informally -
'
formally invited.
I Tb department of boUBoboia economics
gives invitations to a lecture by Dr. Lank-
ton on TbursdayPat S o'clock , and the fle-
j partment of social science would bave thi
club and its friend * bear Dr. Glfford nexl
Monday aftemoun at 4 o'clock on "Sorat
Beneficial Effects of n Clean City. "
Loradp Taft will lecture on "Moden
French PalntorK , " tinBer tbe auspices of thi
an department , next Monday evening.
The department , -of ethics and phllosophj
will dteruse Lesslng's "Nathan , tbe TVlse. '
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Mrs. Stoutenborough of Plotismouthwil
address tbe club at its meeting April E ot
"EtbiCE In Public Srbools. "
The only Items - -business were the fled
slon to continue tbe "travelers' aid , " in tbi
person of MBB ! Bertba Burket , at the Bur
llngton and Tnion railway stations , and tb !
adcjptlon of rer.nlutions presented by Mrs
Keysor. Miss Hamilton nnd Miss Fair
'
hro'tber. These resolutions -were as follow *
Whereas. Nicholas III aid last Auguri
issue an appeal to all accredited nations fo ]
a conference in the interest of ultimate auc
universal j-eare. and
TVbercas , "Woman'e clubs , churches anc
eaucators in various parts of the rountrj
are diw.ussmg tbe matter ; therefore , he it
Resolved , Tbat tbe Omaba Woman's clul
j endorses the conference and especially favor :
the dlsiusblon of tbe question by leadini
citizens of all governments at the mectinj
at Tbe Hague in May of this year , and bf
it further .
Resolved. That -we respectfully petitiot
the president of the "United States that hi
comply with the retyuest of the czar and appoint
or representative * ti
point a representative
meet the other nationf in tbe conference n !
suggested.
WILL BE SUPERINTENDENTS
i-cliool ArrbHeelfi 1VI11 Rrt-flve Eitrs
CoiuprnfcBtlon for Tlirlr
Work.
ArebitectR McDonald and Latenser.wbt
have been eelected t > y the Board of E3uca-
tion to draw plans of tbe new High scboo :
and three grammar eshoolf soon to b" built
will also art as superintendents of construc
tion of their respective buildings if th <
board concurs in tbe recommendation thai
the committee on buildings and propert )
will make at the next meeting. Their com
pensation for both the drawing of the plan ;
and specifications and for the superintend-
ency of construction will be 5 per cent o :
the contract cost of the buildings , the regu
lar professional figure for the -work.
The buildings and property commlttei
reached this determination after an erten-
slve consideration of the situation. Tn <
members admit that the building * mlgb
possibly be erected a little cheaper if othe :
I Fuperintendents besides tbe architects wen
I appointed , but they dc not believe that thi
result would It ? so satisfactory If tbe archl-
teas -were not employed as suj > erintendent !
they would be paid 3 per cent for their plans
Tbe extra 2 per cent to DP paid for the su <
perintendence , basing the calculation on thi
estimate that the buildings nil ! cost $250-
Ot > 0 , amounts to $5,000. If separate sui > er
I Intendenls were appoinle/d they would drav
> about $150 per month. The High school mai
would be employed for ajiout a year , hi ;
balary amounting therefore to Tl.SDO. J
separate superintendent would bave to b
employed for tbe three other buildings , am
they would work about three months and :
half each , their aggregate salary beta ;
12,700 The Uital cost of the superintend
ence under this plan would therefore b
some ti.uOO. or sr.OO less than will be pali
tbe architects. It is maintained that th
thorough knowledge of the plans and speci
ficatlons that tbe arcbitects will possess wil
be worth more than this extra 5500.
Tbe buildings nnd jiroperty committee i
now tusbHling with the Question of the slz
of the throe grammar schools. The com
mitlee is of tbe opinion that they hhoul
contain the following number of roomi
Pacific school , fitxteen rooms , Davenpoi
M'bool. ten roornf. OUBK Bchonl. fourteen t
sixteen rooms. Taking Architect Laumser
estimate that the schools v.-lll cost at tl
rate of SS.OOO a room , the COM of the built
ings will \ > f. Pacific , I4R.WD ; Davenpor
J3U.OOOCass. . J41.000. The aggregate :
V $126.000. to viiicb must be added D pt
' , cent more for plans and Eujinrinteiidenc' '
f' bringing tbe total oost to I1S2.800.
Tbp uomuiittee ntriLus a snag here In tl
fact that of tbe t"MiiOO ( school liondc vote
lum fall. SlfiQ.OOO it. to be used for a Hi ;
school , and only $100.000 for tbe grammi
schools. Therefore , if the wsbool bulldlni
1 are to be rf the wie proposed , tbe boai
! will find itstaf over JS2.000 short of tba
i r-o t The oorflmittee is trying t
figure out come meant of raising this sione ;
! A jiortlonRill \ > e provided out of th
i $211.000 premium for which tbe tmndf wei
sold , and for tbe remainder tbe oommtttt
IE looking longingly at the $1K 000 biota tl
i city owes tbe board for tbr Dodge stret
jja4 site.
EVICTED FROM THEIR HOW !
Mro. David Itolili MnUt-k Cnwiilulnt 1
I'olire li lid l Itrfrrred lo AKKO-
ciuird Cl
Mrs David Robb aud little boy Mme t
the > Uo Ktatioc y t rday Efvermiuu an
ctaLc4 tbat trbec tier bad returned bom
tbcy Imiad tbeir houtebold gauds on ill
and tbm e4v r wubouj a roof i
ttoai. Mrs. Jtelib saye that bar but
' baud pvtd DecBiB CmllabaD M real which b
to pay. and thai Oonsiatl
I Learn bad wi t4d Lho > durtnf ibeir t
wuiot. Tt * iu < tie it QWKnutt. tie "W b l
J Btrt > nt depot , Mn > . Hrt b aid br b &ll
| made it daag rtuu to be exixuwd as < nil
did not kno what fcbc cuuld d < > as lier hut
iM-tH w s tiaal.ic ti > pt t'raJ orL si
wus ru.'c-ri'i LO U > Aurf > ciua'd Cbanutrt Jc
PRISONER TRIES TO ESCAPE
Out of the Orart Bora as4 Tsia to
Hit Seels
OFFICEf ! INOA IS SOON IN HOT PURSUIT
lire * nt Ilic rncltlt , IVlio. After n
Uvvlr Clmfcf. In Cnpturrrt uud
TnUt-i. Buck to Police
Court.
Pursuing feultetc sad * haft dcmen ptdlce-
aien were ctJIrtl into Qtrt ltlon ferterday
afternoon to preveaft Ore * n eJ a prtootter
nsarw FtriUnt ; Itnuwent parties than tbe tn-
dlvnte tey were aimed at. Imt tb * fWur-
eoats were ithtKVor of foot than tbf pur
sued and he was again "brought back Into
the clutches of tb law. Tb * aian trio 2nade
tbe break for liberty was Alfred Colrnmn
who le , or has been , warned for rarionc
and fllvsrc o3ei.fL
OOexuan had been fcroupht into the police
court with a ctwuparrfon in crime. While
the attorney * were BQuabbllng w r tbe date
when ii . trial should ttVc place the prisoner
nonehRlantly 'T14.ed out of tbr door of tie
court room. AB w > on as he was out of alcht
he ran down the staircase nt breakneck
sp"ed and as scon ut bt landed an the street
he turned north on Eleventh and cooi-
muttced to strike tbe ground only in the
high place * .
Court Officer Inda was in a second aware
that hie prisoner hud slipped from his grasp
and promptly gave pursuit. Oolernan wa ?
only a short -nay ahead , but was evidently
gaining. TVben almost In Iroat of IOC Nortli
Eltventh ptretit Inda hrt-d at him , but the
bullet vanned over the fugitive' * bead ana
almcp1 struck a group of half a dozen men
! working in the front room of the building
at tbat number Coleman kept on in his
flight , but .by tbls time six or seven officers
bavinc joined In the chase he was run to
earth nt Davenport street and brought back
to tbe police station.
Coleraan was arrmtea In company -with
' Frank Frysoa on tbe charge of roii'ng n
iman in the Midland taloon. These men arc
acquaintances of the police , and once they
, 'Jiotb Jumped bontii in cases pending against
them. Fryson has a more variegated career
> tban bis companion. He is the colored man
1 who was ibrought tack Xrom Kansas City to
lie tried ior robbing a Chinaman last -Jail.
The celeetrtal refused to return to the cUt
I to proBerute him , and consequently the case
' was dropped. Frj rn was then turned over
'
to the Council Bluffs authorities to be tried
lor larceny from the person. He regained
1 his libsrty. although bu > wife was Bent tc
the penitentiary for the crime. Coleman Is
said to ibe an ex-convict from tbe Nebraska
penitentiary.
THE BEST SALVE ID the world for Cutt
BruiBPE , Sores. There. Salt Rheum , Feve :
Soret. Tetter. Chapped Hands. Chilblains
Corns and all Skin Eruption ? , and positivelj
cures Piles , or no pay required. It MS guar
anteed to give perfect catisfac.tloo or mnopj
refunded Price " ' cents ] > er box. For salt
by Kuhn t Co
? 4 -i * g g < > < t
SOUTH m AHA NEWS.
Although the frost is not out of ' .he ground
building operations are already cornmencmj
and these interested in th * bale of build.n ;
materials here predict that the eomm
season Trill be the best in the history o
South Omaha. Lumber dealers look lor :
bupy season and are ordering supplies i :
large quantities. At the present time busl
ness men report trade a Tittle Black , but th
proBpea is good lor spring and eumme
trade.
Ab is customary at this season of th
year , the receipts of live stock at the yard
are light -conrpared with later month
and naturally the lack -of shippers reduce
the mercantile trade here. Laboring mei
are , however , buying lots with the intentlo :
of 'building ' hou.tes , and there -will no doub
be a boom in the building business befor
long.
"Work has already commenced on the Pahs
buildings at Twenty-seventh and N street
and Twenty-fifth and Q streets Excavatin :
js hard -work , however , and very little prog
mas Is being made. The frozen ground bate
to Ibe pried off in chunks to the depth o
three feet before scrapers and sbovelers ca ;
- oS - Is slow work
work. This -prying pros-ess
A number of buildings are projected am
work upon them will begin as hoan as th
frost is out of tbe ground. Building Inspector
specter Dun&comke has been consulted al > ou
plans for various buildings aoDut tbe city
but tbe projectors assert that there is at
use commencing until the ground noftens uji
The following building permits have beei
issued within the last few days Mrs. Olg ;
Krause. cottage , 2ulO "Washington Btreet
Mike Murphy , cottage , Missouri Avenu
park ; Mina Mullner. store building. Twenty
seventh and T streets , John Parks , addiUo :
to office building. Twenty-fourth and 5
streets ; C E. ilaprs , cottage , Twenty-thlr
nnd Monroe streets. John Stevens , cottage
Twenty-second and Madison streets ; R.
LuiaE , cottage. Seventeenth and Madiso
streets ; Emma A. Zoellern , addition to dwell
ing. Twenty-eighth and S streets.
No permits for any of the large building
to be erected bcre bave 4 > ecn hecnred as ye
at the excavating it etdll uncompleted.
Ilnllolt for nty EIrtIt n.
City Clerk Carpenter 'bnp ordered the of
ficial and sample iballots for tbe eoraini
election printed It will lake about 27,001
Tbis iiHiilver Includes the official ballots f j
the city election and also for the Board c
Education election.Sample "ballots lor boC
will be iBEued to a day or two. It is cs
peoted that Intereet in tbe local campaig :
will insrraM within the next few days. N
meetings of importance 'have ibeen held n
yat , ftmt it IB thought that tbe city centre
or-jinnlttees of 4 > oith jiartle * will arrange fo
a series of meetings within the next fei
aayfi. Tbe > princiral fights will be made i
the 5t cond and Fourth ward * -where petitio
candldRtes are on the ticket.
" \VII1 Put On PlrtCftrniir * .
A ntuiAer of the owner * of buslnes
t ! ocke in the city are negotiating for fire et
Tbe notices sen-ed "by Building In
' | iijicutor Dun combe seani to be bearing frui
and it IB tbe bope of the building depart
' ment that all Inindings of more than fw
! Hlorit * , In bmgrht will boon -be provided wit
suitable fire tMteapafc. Tbe balls in tbiE i'it
I wbere lodges meet are not provided wit
' suitat > lt > fire et > sap E. but tbe ibuilding in
K ) > Hcior erjie-cst. u > 'bring ' about a change i
the eju > Un luws lbt > toie long. Some of tb
lodging bouce.8 arc not prep&nid tor a fir
and tiifht- are r t uviug the attention ol th
SLI the prtweut time.
-r l'irluif C" .f lu Conn.
Tbe E. Stenger iiering case ie on tbe < c& :
In tbe dilrkn eoun tcdsy. it wa an
noucr J yesterday that tbe case woul
ur ly cojue to trial within tbe next day o
two Tbis U tb ? caae where tbe vaiidit
of tbe iq cial ordinaaet levying a tax fo
Ote pavicg of T uiy > Iuunb 8tr t IB quec
tiou d. Realizing tbe ia ionaniie uf Ui
BUM the city council at a recent auteti&e de
rided to watdoy Ctuwnl Oowio to b ai
CitjAtt ruejMonusBoiery In doSnetiuf ; th
rtjrii * tri tinciu" . tt 1 * eEjMcted tbat tb
CM * will -I * carjriud to tbe Kipr-wic com- :
ne Mar uiUek sicUwtot -
Oiiiulm Alnatk W < trr Good.
icley cr Dlsou. Ill , , a BMKnbe
1 of lite Sii'h Illinois voluutir infautn
fipfC' eBtrd T it 'heitr tie g-u < * t
< f v "i-l < prieE-- ; M" H'g' ' V * Prr "
' re r IIE i ii a \ " r * * - " r * c *
4 tr&r-cj a icrtT t-as iw h ie bas a < o
-f r - > ra Tht &ir'li l.Htioi * a ar-
' ( ditiK f Mr Hi l ? ot > f of tb * fi-st volun
teer rertoentB itr > iMd IB Porto Rinc In
petklfcg ; of tbe toot fursMMi th * si > HU r *
Mr HMdftwwn 4 fb t UK nawiti. twartnt ;
a 5oBth Omaha liftwl rt tbf4 Porio Rice in
ftrnt-rlw *
. 6 , vlll * torrtgbt
to sleet o > r p t - to tbe crsnd hodpe.
Colowil C. M. Muirt l * t yewterflty aft r-
iKrtm lor tb * nortbe.-D pan at tintkt .
Mr. * ad Mrs. S aul Miller ,
Mid S ret , report the birth of B
City Att nir JloBieomery it ; out Mc 1& .
Xter betB laid Bf. with tbt grip lor fcboat &
C. A. . JWciHW rtrturae * y rtera y from At.
Imtic , la.where be l itt a few ddjBUflt -
itig r 9 tlrM.
F. "W. TTUaer. s * J nujverJntenfleat lor
unfl Otunpauy , s * etit jtwterflay la the
city looking orta- the jiJam bere.
A. K. Kelly , tbe rtrpabticM cmidNJult lor
t-tmnoUrnati from tbe Firet ward , cx n ot to
commence activr canii-ftirrtilnr ; tiiflty.
Tbe3 -year-old Qausbter of Mr. and > lrf , .
"R'aktcr Bradlin. Twenty -wventh atid Waeh-
Inrton ttu-eetK , died Sutida } and -was buricQ
vtwterdgy atterijoon.
Fuaeral ( crvlcc * wver the retnalns ol
Mible. the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jot pb AtiderMiti. Nineteenth and Q etreeU ,
were held yesterday afternoon.
J. J. Hurt , owner of a big sheep feeding
farm , has returned from a trip to Wyoming.
wberc be bas 16lt)0 ) ) sheer , feeding on bis
ranch. He Bays tbat bis winter's loss -will lie
very light.
"W" . B. Olin is out bustling for votes now
that be has fltiully decided to stay on tht
ticket. He was nominated for member of
the Board of Education by tbe republican
city convention.
Fred , the T-y ear-old sen of "W. H. Hum
phrey , Twenty-second mid Jackson streets.
tiled yesterday and will be buried today.
Funeral services will be held at the faniilv
residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
J "W. Stoner of CokcvUle. Wyo arrived
at the yards yesterday with four cars of cat
tle He says that be bas lived In "Wyoming
lor over twenty jears and never experi
enced such a severe winter as this has been.
"Ward C. Crawford , private of Company L ,
First Nebraska volunticr Infantry , who was
wounded at Manila Sunday , was formerly u
sealer at the Omaba Packing company's plant
In this city and gave up a good Job to enlist.
He was sent to San Francisco with a batch
of recruits after the regiment bad left lor the
Philippines.
There will be a meeting of the Commercial
club tonight lor tbe purpose of electing di
rectors and members of an executive com
mittee. Tbe delegation which was sent to
Lincoln yesterday to lobby against tbe Prout
bill -will also make a report. Eveiy mem
ber of tbe club Is urged to attend this meet
ing in order that all may particlpuite in tbe
election.
I Plumbing Inspector Cook caused the arrest
3'esterday afternoon of Torn Brondner for
violating the city plumbing ordinance. The
inspector asserts that Brondner dug a bole
In the street at Twentjfirst and N streets
I without a permit. Brondner is the plumber
'who ' dug a trench in Twentjfourth street
and lelt it unprotected nt night. John Ashe
'
drove into the hole and new has a claim for
! damages against the citj
IN THE INTEREST OF PARKS
? > ortli Sid < - Iiii ] > rfitriu < * nt f'lnb
1 > nn Addrew * . lijCoiaiui
hi < tn < * r Cornislt.
Boulevards and parks formed the subject
of discussion at tbe meeting ( Monday night of
the North Side Improvement club. Park
Commissioner E. J. Cornish made an i-
teufled uddiess.
i "The trouble with you people up here. "
said Mr. Cornish , "is that you awoke to the
I interest of your -parks too late. You appeared -
| peared to thow considerable indignation be
cause the pest house vas located in Fon-
tanelle park , but if you had been up and
aJter Toitr interests tEfc iMiuuces are the pest
house would liave been located elsewhere
1 do nut know but the action of the Board of
Health will prove to be a good thing foi
| this part of tbe city in that it bas aroused
you to tbe fact that you have iparks up here
which ought to lie looked after.
"The policy of tbe board now is to ap
portion the money set aside for its use
among the different parks according to the
percentage of tax ipaid Into the fund by the
people living in tbe neighborhood of tbe
several parks. The board has caused to be
planted in Miller park some S3.0DO trees
We have thousands of trees at Brownvillc
whicb we own , but which -we have uot the
money to bring to Omaha. It would not be
a bad idea for tbe friends of Fontanelle
park to subscribe a few dollars anlece to
ward n fund to be used in ( bringing those
trees to Omaha and planting them In this
park. "
Mr. Cormsh gave figures from tbe records
in che treasurer's ofbce showing how the
assessed valuation of property had improved
in tbe vicinity of Haassom park over and
above the improvement in property Jn ether
auctions of the city.
John Powers , president , and John Butler
of the South Side Improvement club were
present at the meeting us gutets and each
made a short address.
A resolution was adopted asking tbe Board
of Education to establish an eighth gradt
room at Saratoga school.
Anoth-er resolution was adopted atklng that
some of the old buildings at Fort Omaha be
condemned and that the military authorities
b * requested to remove the squatters from
the reservation and sell cuch buildings at
can be of an > use.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Judge Barter issued a license yesterdaj
lor the marriage of Henry M. Knox , aged
S. and Lcura W. McNuil. aged a. , both o :
Omaba.
A permit has been granted to D. H
Brotcbie to erect a story and a half Jrami
dwelling at IJHBC North Twentieth street ti
cost tl.1.00.
Julius SloboflltiRky bas been diKeharKea It
police court for want of prosecution , us Daniel -
iel Kline failed to appear against him. Hi
was accused of assault and Siatterv. Itwai
a family "t.crap "
Martha La Motte of 231C South Twenty-
seventh stret * . , has filed a complaint againsi
Vlodislay Switula , Peter Byllc and John Dee
who. us Mie alleges , entered her house Sun
day night and robbed her of $10 worth of be ;
valuables.
The police received a report Monday mornIng -
Ing that a sneak thief bad stolen an eight-
day clock trim a tool bouse near tbe Bur
lington depot , taking u fitep ladder will
him in order that be might got up to sei
i the time
i George Garten and Tom Johnson are undej
, arruet for taking a hon-e and buggy be
, longing to H. E. Fmney. from Thirteeiitl
uud Fainam bimtts. . and driving the ri ;
' around the city. OBieers Heitfeiat and Dona
1 hue M > on located tbe men
! Th * examination of Thomas H Cooley
' uharR d - vitb the embezaJeroent of Jl.Huf
! from the Omaba road , which \vas to hav <
come up Iniforp Police Judge Gordon , wai
lKM > tpon d until Thursday to give tbe defend
ant furtbw tiiiw > for tbe preparation of hii
dnfonse.
t Mine Marie Spetbrnaa of 4ifc ! Hamej
I i street hu Uoen app < intud to a flerktbiu u
- tbe Agricultural department at WasljiDsioB
. Tt i MUuunent own * * through tbe CJvt
Service uoBUulafciou , he having past-cid tin
ekauiinition l fore the local l > oard durin ;
tb * winter.
: Sk u-liof of tbe iron utept of Gr
' , to be plaii d on tbe Pattwbon block.
' teeittb and I'uniam Btrt-et * . ba > b oc tui -
' mitind to Chief RedttU tor hoc uwiroval 1 :
! is claiBMid tbat they will 1 placed mi tb <
liuildiar k MOOD as tlaciiief defcignatei
' . where they Rte to erwcted
i Tt e cojwpiaiut cbarclcr Kitcie Ovw witt
tbe l ru > ol tbr e cbackt valued at SIM
hto H vtJi T Aa4r wt WM diBmiustU vee-
UtrtUj aft ru < K > i > on mutiuu of tlw depute
, i-.ouutv aiionif * He uud be r eliz d tbei
jmpr u ' lxf.i.c an 'r'u-rsf-men. on , j
. " " . ' . . " - 'T '
bait RB c. n" > i .if i' tiuf.ec.
v i . < urr es j * r > to utii'jci the de-
PiiRT ARTHUR ROUTE DEPOT
Oity ftranoa is A&e4 to Cks * & Portion of
ffljiwgo Street.
FREIGHT HOUSE TO BE A BJS STRUCTURE
Iroitoc- Ordlnnncr. Vnrnilnc n 1'nrt
of tlir S-trct" ! , AVII1 He Intr 4nrril
nt tliu fit ? roun ll MrrtliiB- j
Tliio IStrnltic. '
At ti meeting of tltc macil o m lttc
of Hie trbulf ytwterflay nfteraoob Q aera
Muifcger Wabetnf o ! tbe Oaofcbt. Srtflg * and
TertthMl compwiy ai o > tte offirW u > -
that tbe Port Arthur mute bid
into a twenty-five j-earc' eon tract
lor tbe use of hit romimuy's tr ckB , sow i-
ilig oobctructed on tbe rhtbt of way granted
by tfee ttity lam. Jnatitry. and ktno fur the
tine tf't b s Ireight flepot. the plant lor
which - te uide puMic by the terminal
comjiany sr ne time ago This flejiot it tel
l > e locwted in t lock C2 , bounded by Taath ,
Clevejitb. Davenjtort atiS Chicago Btrerts.
General Maaaper WabHter's jiurpow in
britiglng tbe matter upwas to bate tbe
pound ! c'ose Chicago street , between Tenth
nnd Bh'venUi , in order that tbe depot tnsy
extend acrcBs that thoroughfare. The ( struc
ture is to run diagonally from southeast to
northwest mm the coruer of Tenth street
and tbe alley south of Chicago over and
across Chicago street to Eleventh. Tbe depot
prrper will tie 20fixr.n feet , and from its
northwest end a platform ol the saaie width
nnd 100 feet long will txtend. y
Mr. "Wolmter explained that if Chicago
street is clotted his company will liuild a
rnndv.-ay fifty feet wide along the west face
of the depot to the alley south. Tblr tlley
will also be widened to forty feet along its
entire length from Tenth to Eleventh stree's
TheBe roads will be paved by tbe company
Manager "Webster wanted the council tenet
net at once on an ordinance vacating Chicago
cage street , but the rity attorney believed
that the measure thould contain previsions
comjK-lllng the company to keep the pro
posed roadways in good repair. The ordi
nance was therefore referred to the cltj- at
torney , and will be Introduced at tonight's
council meeting , with or without amend
ments.
Mr "Webster also announced that he will
some time this week file tbe plat showing
the tracks that the company proposes to
build on itn right ofway. . This plat Is re
quired by the ordinance granting the right
of way.
Consult llihtiofi VVorttiiiiClnu.
Testerday afternoon the standing com
mittee of the Episcopal church for the diocese
cese of Nebraska met in this citv to learn
of Bishop \Vorthington ofliciallv his wishes ,
regarding the nelection of a coadjutor Tor
the diocese The committee met at the bish
op s bouse atid was informed bv him that ,
it was , his desire that there be a c-oadtutor
The committee thereupon decided to offi
cially notify tbe parishes in the diocese that
tbe subject might be understood when the
council meets in this city Mav IK
Vole too Pnrj > * ' .
HARRISBURG. Pa. March 27 The flftv-
ninth ballot for Tnited States i-enator re
sulted Quay , republican. J" , Jenks demo
crat & "Widener. republican. 1 : Dalzell re
publican 1 , Rice , republican , 1 , no quorum
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
X. A very Bessman. proprietor of a Buffalo
distillery , is a guest of the Millard.
G M. Lambertson a prominent attorney
of Lincoln , spent Monday in the city.
J. McLaughlin. contractor in railroad sup
plies. Cedar Rapids , was in the city yester
day.
day.C.
C. W. Green of St. Louis , traveling pas-
E.pnger agent of the Big Four , it , in the ciry
on business.
W. H. Cundey of Denver , traveling pas
senger agent for the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad. IB at the Her Grand.
J C. Spencer , proprietor of extensive cntUc
ranches in Wyoming , was in the city yester
day looking after business interests.
Richard Gushing , formerly mayor cf Omahi
and a railroad grade contractor , is vismnt
in the city. Mrs , Gushing is with him
H. M. Hamilton , proprietor of several
large sugar plantations adjacent to New
Orleans , was a guest of the Millard yester
day.
day.Carle
Carle S. S Smith of Kansas City , travel
ing passenger agent for the Kansas Cru ,
Fort Scott & Memphis railroad , is m
tbe Her Grand.
Mrs. C. M. Talcott , wife of tbe aBsiBtan :
superintendent of the Pullman company n
this city , accompanied by her children , bai
gone to Chicago , where she -will spend i > e\-
eral months.
At the Her Grand. Robert McVicor. Den
ver ; B. H. Tincent. San Francisco : A G
Beeson , Lincoln ; E. M Robertson. Rawlins
Wyo : F. N. Cravins. Cincinnati , George D
Miller. Warsaw. N. Y.
W. H. Kilpatrick , New Castle. Wyo. . con
tractor in railroad supplies , engaged in con
struction work on Union Pacific line ejn.cn-
Bionfc in Ftah. it in the city on business ,
stopping at the Millard.
First Lieutenant J. McA. Palmer of thi
Fifteenth infantry , who bas been an aid ti
General Edwin T. Sumner Bin-e last Au
gust , has gone to Chicago , enroute to joli
bib regiment , now stationed nt Puerto Prln
cipc , Cuba.
G. E. Ward of Hawarden. la.will remaii
a few days in the city , personally supervis
ing in South Omaha an auction sale ol
blooded Mock raised on bis farms. He ii
accompanied by F. W Wood. Sterling. 111.
and G. W. Judy. Illinois , who -will ofSciau
as auctioneers.
At tbe Murray : C E Doherty , Denver
C. E. Drew and wife , Burlington , F. G
! La Salle. Lexington : S. W Tarum St. Job-
< > Ph : F. C. McDonald. New York. G. W
Hull , 'Salt Lake M E. Tlmms. Chicago ,
Guy W Collins. Cincinnati. J M. Converse
MHwauV.ee ; J. T Wiesman. Lincoln , A N
Laird , New Tori. . Joe Chussalnc , St Louis
At the Klondike John Dfclavan. Chicago
M. MaltenE. Koine , la.F. . C. MeHeiitirinu
Dennlson. la. : W. N. Pasco. Eldorado Kuc
II N. Hubbel. Council BluffiC , G Smith1
t Harvard , Neb , James Kelley. Oakland J
R. Kennedy , Magnolia , la , J M Hat en *
Sioux City ; James Fruc. Tekamab M E
Davis , Murraj , la. . N. Webster Decatur
J. Hiiand Denver. M Steinbaus , Benmng-
ton. James Mi-Murphy , Chicago , Ocar l >
i Snyder. Auburn.
At tbe Millard : D. W. Tories. St Louis
' S A. Tun Ey-ck. Indianapolis ; B , F Buck
j London. E. C. Lament and son. New "i'orl.
I J F Hanse , Ckarle * G Stub. Bobton E S
Frt-flman , city ; C. G. Black Kansas City
1 E D. George. St. Louis F F Edwards
'
New YorkH L. Trowbridge. Washington
B. F. Bowman , E. E. Hiufcle , Chicago H
. G. Lower. Denver. J B "Walker , Bos-dtj F
A. CpsgriC , Fort Steel f J. E Cosgrift. Raw
' 1ms. "Wjo , G C Luetieberg Chicago W F
' Noble. Suit Lake , r E "Wantland Sail
| Luke , C. W. Gret-n. Kiins * * Pity. W S Kev
in-Ids. I ekolt ; Thomas J. Bolzer. Chimec-
C. Pla'.tenburg. Chicago.
< Nebra k&i > at tbe bnttdeS J Alexan-
1 der. Tiuimoe Human. Lincoln. E M lirus&
Palmer F M Woode. Lincoln. J R Alien
Grand lUund. Mrs. George M Seymour. El-
1 glti , J R Inkster. Lincoln. C D. Jenkins
Norfolk ; H. H Bowman Beatrice. Mr anc
Mrs. T L Sloan , E J Tadlock uud daueh-
t r . Ponder , B. W "Wolverton. Pieru .7
E Murphy , Ofc'.l. ' H C. Rouutree L nt Ir
GeorRf Tralen , Hieing. G H Smith. Caia-
well F E. Lt * lver. Pttndei. CnUg L Spec-
j tar. VTinmbago. W H Duuriug Mrs V H
I Peal-tag au l usicr Norfolk , it L Lining-
i men. Vpb&io. Joseph Mutountl. Brainarii
I Oscar Swup&on. Oakland. C E Barnard
, St Joseph
A Great Tonic.
Hereford's acfd Phosphaf &
Ranks tie tt'b bes e-neflx for oebllt-
ftcleU in n tnQ
YOU MUST
NOT FORGET
That All This Excitement About
Itihalatiou
Was Caused by the Wonderful Results Obtained
from Uie Use of Hyomei.
The Only Dry Air Germicide Ever Found Which.
Can be Inhaled in the Air We Breathe.
3urt ht tils Uase. when cvory tine Is tn a Jevcr ci tweMaras&tever treatments whi-b
aJ-e Bflrontoed to cure > y itfhia Jlon. It l thought aiviMifelr in itBja-ess tifion thr an t > a
of the public tie trtw cause lor this Knddoa sbandouaiant or all their old lue'boJK ,
anfl remedies , aufl tbe adoption of inhalation l y almost pvwy advertising dorm * s.t)4
catarrh f > j > t < clalHrt in tbe country. It was brought liout by tbediscovery of "Hyorm "
tbe first dry air gprni = i4 * ever found which can be Inhaled in tbe air -we breathe
and to mala- long story short , this new gmlcldeve once tes.tod bj tbe meflical
jiraffFj-lon all over the country. During the past jear more than seveu 'huuflroJ ihaa-
land persons , sufferers from catarrb , bronchlfit , wughs.colds. . ptRiumoteia and CDD-
sumiJtion , w ere indttcBfl by them lo use "Hyomei. " and out of tblt. vast throng oc rene
one "hundred and &U reported no Hwtielit received. Tblt is tbe true explanation r'
this complete revolution In tbe method of troiultm respiratory dl ewtes ; swh a nUt J
cbange was never known ibeTnre in the history nf medtdne , yet , the -paMIc * houia un
derstand that the R. T Itootb Co. . alone , own and wmtrol everj- ounce of "Hyomui. "
No other .manufacturer or advertiBlnp Ouctor can obtain it.
No other Inhaler contains a drop of this germicide.
No other dry air germicide bas ever Itet-n found.
Nothing but a dry air germicide can enter the Itrounhlal tubes and lungs.
; No other treatment by inhalation is guaranteed.
Just remecni > er these truths when in need of a remedy lor coughs , colds , bron-
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Prices : Trial Outfit. 25c. Regular Outfit , 11.00 ; Extra Bnttles. flOc. Hyoaiel Balm ,
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MDXTS given to all who cell at the drug store o !
KfHK S 00.
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tenflautv to dfmonstrate the use : iu3 value of this new remedy for Catu-rh Bron-
chrafc Aethma , Oougtit , , Colds Croup etc FREE SA.MFL.ES TMU also be gneu
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t t'-r I'urrhnnlnc Good * Mode nt tJic FoU
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Manager. Telephone DSC.
IRON WORKS
DAVIV a. eOtVOILLn IltON WORKS.
I Iron uiid Ilrnxn { ' ( inudcro.
, Mcnufucturers and J.-blicrs > I Machinery.
i General repairing a specialty. ir.01 , 150S
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1VOOIIM LI > niD ! OIL VOJIKS.
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ill kettle boiled llniibed oil. old proce
ground llnsfoa cafcee , erouno end ( .creeiiott
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Carload shipments made m our own re
frigerator cart B > ue Ribbon. Elite Export.
Vienna Erpori and Family Export dellv-
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