TTTT3 OX AHA DAILY HEEt WEDNESDAY", JULY 25, 1000.
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Erploslvcs Ordinance Returned Without Sig
nature of City's Executive
Yalta atrect, from Sherman avenue to Fif
teenth street. An ordinance was panned va
rating an alley In tho rear of lota at the
northwint corner of Farnuin street and
Thirty-fifth avenue.
THINKS DISPATCH GENUINE
COULD NOT BE PROPERLY ENFORCED
Chief of Flrr Ilpnnrtntpnt llni no 'I I hip
In Drvntr in mil re of In-
tii'Ctor of Bi-
plosives.
BANANA TRUST IN CONTROL
Denlpr Must Submit to Wlinlrtpr
Term It Offer or (io Wllli
nut Stock,
The prlco of bananas this season is caus
ing ronaldcrablo comment among both local
dealers and consumers. In comparing
quotations with those of a year ngo 11 Is
found that prices nro now from 75 cents
to II per bunch higher. In speaking of the
was a new one It tooV some time to look
tho matter up, Yesterday he was advised
that It would take $500 as a retainer fee
In the ease and Johnston wilt let the
Assistant Secretary Molklcjohn Believes matter drop.
Coneer Safe in Pokin. cinrL in u unniuinry.
atrcci Lommissiunvr v uu r. m m ui-ci'du
Heavy rains within tho last threo weeks
DEPARTMENT READY FOR ANY OUTCOME ut ,n "Pff;1 s,rcc's "
rapiaiy mav no is uiihuiu h uium: uu uemi-
way with repairs, when tho road machlno
was purchased Clark thought that It would
bo easy sailing, but the machine cannot be
worked In tho mud and most of tho tinpaved
streets have teen muddy for nbout two
weeks, thus placing tho machlno virtually
out of service. What work hns been done
TitfUc Tlinusnnil Troops t'ndrr Or
der to Coneenlrntp nt San Frnn-
clftt'n nnil I'iipIp Sit in Will
Avenue Insult to Kl.
LABOR CONDITIONS ARE GOOD
Leaders Tell of Prosperous Times Both East
and West.
GRANITE WORKERS WIN BIG STRIKE
IJippiiIItp Committer of Aniprlonn
Kedrrntlon of l.nlinr Con
L'luilrs It Session at
l)cn cr.
Frank Morrison, secretary of the Amer-
fjcorge I). Melklejohn, assistant secretary was performed by day labor and the results
situation local Jobbers say that when It of war, arrived In Omaha Tuesday, after a wero not nearly as satisfactory as when the cnn rcderatlon of Labor, Thomas I. Kldd,
comes to tho banana deal they arc perfectly nice, quiet time by himself out in tne in machlno was used. James Duncan nnd John Mulhollan, mom-
helpless. They claim tho trust controls Horn mountains Ho left civilization at Knough work Is piled up ahead of tho t,cr8 0( the executlvo committee of the
Mayor Moorcs was sustained In tho veto
of the amende explosive ordinance which
ho presented to the council at Its regular
r ' , nlRnl . 0 . 1 "auy "ra " tho cntlro supply In this country and nbso- Sheridan, Wyo., and cast for trout In the street commissioner to keep himself and his same organization, passed through Omaha
the ordlnanco provided for tho office of ,.,,. ..... , n n,. m...i,nl, .. L.ni.th .inm. hi. with ...u. ....... - ,,, . . ! ' ....
Imnni-lnr ct nrnlnilvni An nmnni1mi.nl In 7 "l"" li-mio. n lira mciiumii, .iucn ........ .. n,.tuu,, ,.,.,,.., ... uu.... " CUIIIU luitli uunj lui " ...uuiu m iuuju I yesteroay aitemOOn UU incir nay I'asi iruill
nspccior or explosives. An amcncinieni in Mt c(jmc tQ th(,,r prcea ,(o cnnnot gcl feK onyg nt Dome lake. Mr. Melklejohn Every possible effort Is being mnde to keep Denver, where the executive council has
inn nrrtiniinpA nlrf nwnv wifn trio now nttirp l I ... . . . . . I ... ...i
the ordinance did nway with the new alike
and made tho chief of the fire department
Inspector of explosives. In this form It
passed the council one week ngo, but the
mayor Is unwilling to have added duties
thrust upon the chief and was supported
In his veto by Councllmen Hascall, Lobeck
Mount, Trostler and Karr. Tho following
Is a copy of the mayor's veto:
To tho Honorable tho City Council of the
Cltv nf Omnha: 1 return herewith without
my approval document No. XW, passed by
your honorable, body nt your last regulur
meeting. Jiny 17 law.
inu uocumcni is un oruinnnce ruiiui.ii
stock and as a result has to take what he will leave Thursday for Washington, where tho streets In a passable condition and with been In session.
can get and say nothing. he will tako up the work of his offlce where a few days' fair weather tho most Important
A cbbo was heard of In this city where n he laid It down. Ills chief task In this city thoroughfares will bo repaired.
lnhhnr refused n ear of linnnnna hnpaiisc nf will be the inspection of the now nrmv head- I
Infnrlnr nimlllv. tin shortly i-rmlvi..! vnnl nuartera h 11 1 1 it 1 tli . which l now believed I n.nlrr .lintns i.tpoftpii
from nn ncrnnt nf thn hnnntin trust atntlnt to ho In nerfeet condition. Tho grading of West Q street Is practl-
thnt bo would bo eneit,..l tn nnv fnr tho Mr. Melklelohn will return to Nebraska cally completed. A few finishing touches
Mr. Duncan Is from Iloston and Is tho sec
retary of tho National Oranite Workers'
union. "We havo Just won the. biggest
strike In tho history of the country,- he
said. "This spring our membership went
out for a reduction in hours nnd, In the
car at the tegular price, which meant that early In September and will engage actively romaln, but before the motor company can owcr branches, an Increase ot 20 per cent
If he did not he would not be supplied In i tho campaign In his state Until tho last commence mo laying 01 mr iracKs u win )n W0RCS wo were successful In that we
the future. Tho car was paid for, but at a ballot is cast, die spent last evening die- be necessary for tho Omaha Water company socurei the reduction In hours and an In-
blg loss. tatlng letters to Chief Clerk Orceley of the to lower Its mains. In tho grading quite a crcaBe Q to to 20 per cent." Continuing, he
In regard to the reports circulated to tho adjutant general's otneo nnd in receiving stretch of water main was uncovered and ,ft,j (llat tno working men of Massachusetts
effect that .inn rnr nf i.nnnn. i,n.i nromlnent Omaha renubllcans. ' tho Improvements to tho street canuot be n(,VPr bad better times than at present; that
Ing tho manufacture, sale, storage nnd destroyed In order to keep the prlco up -Mr- Mclklejohn'n connection with the War completed until tho mnlns nro lowered to thoy were generally employed at satisfactory
.HnSriSn'n-'MMt Iocal merchants say they do not doubt the department glvea his opinion on the Chinese tno depth desired by tho water company. It wnRC8 and that they were perfectly In har-
in"p"ctor of 1 explosives ntVnulary of correctness of tho statement, although they letlon especial weight and his statement Is more than likely that this work will be moIly the present condition of affairs.
proper and necessnry that the chluf of tho
lire department should bo Informed of tho
lonilitles In cities where explosives nro
kept nnd the nmiiiintn of hucIi explosives
curried in siock.
Tim nrilliiiinci. nmvldes for the Issunnc
of permits for the sule of explosives nt re
tail. Very voluminous provisions nro Inld
down to rcguiaio me retailors oi oxi'm
.1 f 1 1. I .. . I ,, I . . ( ll.ll.ln
ITllU-nUAUtnb mAKt THREATS John, "except that I am much more hopeful
'Nothing has occurred to change my mind soon as tho Improvements on South Tenth lent conditions In tho east.
per year. This was amended ny provnm g have no wav of nrnvlni? It Thn nmnr.n in Tno llee two weeks ago mat tne ueam uonu mis wcck mm iucu me iuj uib oi mc secretary Morrison naacu mat as a re
Ln?tli10,m.rtnrtnf exnlosT Vmn- well afford to destroy 300 cars In the r tho American minister would be fully tar track will commence. Material for this Bu of his western trip he had discovered
3LI inHjlt-tlUI 111 L.AIF1UOI I BUI I I. . . I n ... n.n . I I -. I ... n . I nf n .l.nni. llnUf trafl Itt l.. tl PI 1 1 1 f fl tlll U'HllV nttll Ihll n ..nnnnnn.lnnfml n.n.narltV In tho
formed by those who nnvo cnrciuny exnm- iasi hix monms, ns tne stories go, for tho "lUS"' "" luu ",Bl '".""" i'u"s " - ain ui u..ui.cutiv- .
inea tne oroinsnco mat ine ices iiruvuuMi iu Ra0 0f tnalntalnlnir nresent mmtntlnnp policy on mo pari oi 'ino auminisirauou. n'"B m u "" " um us wesi wuicn was in KuepniK inm iuc
ne collected ror me lssuiinco oi iierinun -
will practically mnko tho omco of inspector
ft seir-supporting one ni me sniary nium-u
In the original otdlnance. It Is hlgnly
than before of a peaceful outcome. I am
f Tlirlr Cnttlllclntrn Arr Kent )IT fllllv pnnvlnrml thnf thn rmmar 1lonnt.h u
Ntntr Tlrkrt Thry will .Not authentic and If It develops that the foreign
Voir for I'unliin, reDresentntlvcH In I'ckln have not been
harmed I bellove tho difficulty will be cap
street are completed.
Mlifdle-of-tho-road populists belonging nhln of adlustment throueh dlnlomncv.
10 me t'eier cooner club hem a mpntlni? "tn nr. in- i k nmi..r..i tn- nn.. ni.nnln
records or permits, tho V u itii 1 1 1 y and 1 e n'K"1 Ior tno Purpose of ratlfylns tho however, wo now have 12,000 troops under
mrintinn nf PTiilnn'l vox. ptc: It nlso nro- actions of the Grand Island convention, orders to concentrate nt San Kranclsco for
vldes that nn exact record slmll bq kept or The candidates for state office placed In service In tho Orient. Tho Ninth has been
thn m m nnd deliveries or exn osives. mr n.min.iu ... . . t, ... . ... I . .. .. ... .. ...
permits: for " tho manufacture storage or ",,,D C,B '""""e" ' seni rrom .Manna nnu inn aixm saueu on
keeping on sule of fireworks', cartridges, glowing terras and plans for conducting July 1 from San Francisco with Major Gen-
collndlon, nitrate of soda, nitrate of silver, an effective campaign wore discussed. eral Chaffee on board. Tho regiment Is
$ffi.P!Kffi SceE: , th, fU8,0fn,t- their dlabol- expected to arrive In Nagasaki within
lone gas and numerous other materials. It lcnl scheme to keep our candidates off twenty-four hours, where General Chaffee
also regulates tno snie or peiro cum, kbiu- mo staie iicKet on the pretext that we has been Instructed to report for orders."
penn. llltuiiuiii, Kitnuiniu uiiu milium nun,
Ilegardtng tho published report of a con
solidation between tho American federa
tion and tho Western federation, Thomas I,
Kldd said: "I do not see how such n re-
nort orlelnated. as there Is nothing In It
In the first place, there Is no occasion for
such a consolidation, as, with tho exception
Iteptihllrnit .MrrtliiK Tonlubt.
Tonight a mooting ot republicans will be
held at the Sun ofilcc, In the Mack block
at Twenty-fourth and M stree's, for tho pur-
peso ot organizing a flambeau, or marching
club. All republicans in the city, young and nf on(J or tw mlne lv.gari2ations. every
i. i iT "uret' tV, union that Is rcpreseined In tho western
, . o . . "(-...- u '"""-."'"f body Is represented In the American fed
club South Omaha may bo proud of. A , ,,. ,ii. ,h,t th western or-
great deal of Interest Is already being man- Lnnl!!at'lon lK beneficial to Its membcrt und
... vv,.,., ..u ""- have no desire to see It destroyed.
reason it la expected that then attendance AccoruInK to the secretory, tho principal
tonigni win do large, several wen Known work of , connrlltee meeting nt Denver
rtimuiicuns will uenvor enori auurcsees anai ,. ni,i.,rn,im. nf thn off or of the
plans for the campaign will bo discussed. . . . , KnRlam, ,0 contribute
Urmlv. rtlN.. for llliL for Mrdlrlnrn. 20.000 for the establishment of n college In
niiDlithn. icasoiino anil similar oiih. h,nvi, nn rihi n .u.u ... u i... ti. M.n.i.in.. i. ...i... ... iu...i.k... I .. ..... . . . .. ... I ,i.i.. .,., i,n iinnu nf liimUIn linll
Mn.i. i,..in.r,.., ii.- nrnrr...miit " " um uuuuiuiiicn .ui. .ui.inii.-ji.uii i cuiuiuciii. u. uitmuio il win oo necessary to reauveriise tor mus i '"i t.uumj ...v... -
nf thi nrdinnnrn will remitm the eonstuiit as populists' we will have but one redress, election to the- gubernatorial chair of Ne- for mpillrnl nnmillpa for the rltr. nn thn hlrtn In that country. The matter was referred
nnd persistent efforts of a man who will de- and that will be a straight vote for tho braska this fall, because tho republican received nro not in tho shape desired by the lo a committee to report at tho next meet-
vntn ills entire intention to securinir mt? en- -, ,i,i i .i.i.. .. , . ... .n,,.. ... , . .... ....... .. .. i . . ... ... ,-.. . i. ...i,..in n... .....n..n... nnmmit.
un ti ..nn tk. -hini . luimuiimu nund, uwiuiuu ouueuii uiuoui. i i. it ii n iu u iu im ftiiuwu iiiruiiKu i up untie tin ii I council, linn tirinrelHL tuns on innillrnl nun- I int.. n nun-, mc .
thn (ire dennrtment hns mnde a HDlendld "Hepresentntlvcs of the ticket and plat- business man of experience and Integrity, nlles alone, whllo nnother bids nn nreserln- tee did not believe the Idea advisable In this
record ns n successful ilre-tlgliter, und his form adopted nt tho Grand Island conven- possessing as well rare executlvo ability, tlons. In tho new advertisement for bids country, as the present school system can
rtmvhVundlv tlon nro the only true blue populists, The Tho assistant secretary believes that tho to bo Inserted prices on articles most used be utilized to obtain practically the same
tuny nis umiiviiieu uiiliiiiuii. ii " ,,, , - , , ,..n,.,.,i..i.. ...n.nn.i... .1 ,,.. v.ni,n ... . .. .... ... ...,. i,n ...ui, i.e. ni n,..l imnl.la
nnrnir nntn to nim una to me iinuiu: iu vmi iuuuhd, mu, iiu luiaunt'ii wriu- ....p. uiwi.cn.j ui mp .icuiu.nu 1 n ennruv nnu citv cases win un arki'ii tnr i icou.vd n-
tuko up his time nnd attention with looking cp f0P power, aro the nondescripts. We farmer during tho last four years will be nnd In this wav it Is honed to savn thn rltv The Huskln hall movement briefly Is the
nn m ffl lt wouW te IrapSwibleK loM Btnnu for a" tnat 18 1,1 accordance the most potent argument of the campaign quite a sum of money. Mayor Kelly favors establishing of schools where technical
fnr him or for nnv other man to III! liowi wim nopuusiic leacnings and mo enori 10 imui u- iuu rcpuuin.au ncim. .nr. nutt ne nil contracts nn n comnpt II vb him - Knowieuce is luniurirti iu mo ni. -u
positions successriiiiy. in me. cnici ovon rob u8 0f our name Is an outrago ."ClKlejonn rererred to his views on national m order that If there Is any saving to be ttt tno 8ame time tho cninryo mccnanie is
ff?imncoof "the' nermlts provided for by the wh'ch If perpetrated wilt prove a boom- Issues which have been given at Bomo made tho taxpayers may receive tho benefit, taught what Is called "the truths of trades
ordinance nnd to keen the required records ernng to the ones who are making such length In a recent Interview In The nee. unionism," that Is political economy from
i.oMiiii-i i-niiiui ijiiK-riKiiien. I the standpoint 01 me wage earner, ino
Colonel James l. Paxton, general superln- nlan recognizes grades and classes In society
tendent of the Union Stock Yards company, which are repugnant to the American Idea,
was entertained by tho members of the where tho fact of classes will be the last
South Omaha club last evening, the occasion thing to be admitted by the citizen. Ono
being Colonel Paxton'fi safe return from an 0r tho nrluclDnl stumbling blocks In tho way
In connection with the plan to croate the "tended European tour. Over thjcoffeo 0f tho accoptanco of the offer of the English
office of city prosecutor, Mayor Kelly said anu cigars ooionci i-axton tola or nis ex- unions Is tho question of the foundation of
TPBtorHnv "Th min.tlnn nf rrontlntr thn peTiences ui tne 1'aris exposition, at Montu the Institution. The friends of tho olnn
ovening ov uetectives aavago nnd uunn omco o( clty prosecutor has been under r-""" ana 01 nls lour mrougn tiussia and claim that tho city where the school Is lo
t"nd?S consideration by tho municipal authorities Germany. cated will donate the land and that th
and make the required exuminntions. tie attempt."
wuuill iu t;uiiii-iri "ou u .1. ....... ... ..."
. t n.nn.. 1 1 l. limn In inne nut rnr thn
wnrU nf InRneetlnn. I do not believe Hint It KI MeKrniin In Jnll.
would be fair and right to charge tho fund A few weeks ngo Ed McICennn beat his
of the tire department for tho salary of n wife severely and then saturated her cloth
man to conduct the ofllce of Inspector of Ing with kerosene nnd was only prevented.
explosives anil yel turn nil me tees wnn-u irom setting nre to me on ny me timeiy
nrn tn ho Hnrlvod from tho Issuance of er- I arrival of the ixillcc. At that time Mc-
mlts either Into tho school fund or Into tho Kcnna escaped from the olllcers in the high
trnnnrul fund
As a member of the llonrd of Fire nnd
Pollen Commissioners I am opposed to such
nn arrangement, ir tne oujeci oi mis or
ninnnnn U ulmnlv tn tirntcct the lire dc
pnrtment It Is unnecessary, as the chief
and tho other officers have the right, and
weeds near his homo nnd tins been In hid
Ing ever sine- He was arrested Tuesday
former occasions und has recentlv declared
that she will not appear against lilm this
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It is meir amy m " " J r'.'i" 'ku . TV"1 '"i" .,T, i" Inlurv cases brought acalnst the cltv. oc- days' raster trln.
for OXPIOSIVCS UH may DC necuwaili y lui men i viui. nun uu u uiihiki; niiii.ii win hiiD uiiu I ------ - - - - i ----
protection, and the records of nn Inspector the punishment he richly deserves. cupy tho entire time and attention of the Tho Corrtmerclnl
would be opened for their information. 1 city attorney. In fact there is so much to night at tho counc
for n number of years past, as the numerous
special tax cases, together with personal
Magic City fiossln.
II. 'Wntklns left lant night for a ten
ALL EARTH'S GREATEST of all GREAT SHOWS
"The Mticcst and Best Shows New Yofk lln I'.m Seen." -New York World.
WILL EXHIBIT AT
OMAHA, Monday, July 30
TWO SHOWS COMBINED
F0REPAUGH and
SELLS BROTHERS
COLLOSSALLY CONSOLIDATED
Menageries, Circuses and Hippodromes
OPUKATKI) HY TIIU WORLD'S AKKNIC .M ANAGKRS,
James A. Bailey. W. W. Cole, and Lewis and Peter Sells.
inj vHnRkf --kL-5ail-e-eJ-eM Bu
WOODWARD'S FAMOUSLY WONDliRFULi
a; monster sea lions ?c
PcrforiiiiiiR the Most Marvelous Acts Conceivable.
S12.V MONS THAT .IUaiIK IIAI.I.h.
SUA I.IOXS THAT Ml.Xl SOXOS.
SUA MOX.H THAT IM.W M'lTII 1'IIIU.
"Wnoilwnl'n womlfrf nl um lloni
rnriii'il n (iininlt of npplmise by lielr
itintriiineiitiil mill vooul eoncrrt iincl
their innrveloiis train of JuuKllnit."
X. Y. WO II 1,11.
3 Great Herds of Elephants 3
Including the
FOURPAUGII DANCING ELEPHANTS.
AM. Till-: It AHKST Wll.ll IIBASTS.
300 ARENIC SOVEREIGNS
100 PIMOIlI.IiSS IT.HI'Olt JtA.NCHH.
COLOSSAL COLISEUM COURSE
Tlip riicm of eTory relKii nnd rcnton.
Ill Kdl'I'.S TlllAV UIIA.1I1MOXS.
25 Famously Funny Clowns
!II1:ATUST AKH1AI. fJY.MXASTS
ASTOUNDING ACROBATS
Greatest United Parades, Mon. July 30
HASSAN ALI
THE EGYPTIAN GIANT.
The Illinium A llnlloy Slio Mum
until ltiiunct lit London unit Orcat
llrllalu.
THETALLEST MAN ON EARTH.
Thp Only IIIh Sliotv In tlio ,nv World
To ilny.
THH OXI.Y (INK Til AT IIOMS OH 1IAHKS
TO i:llllllT IX XUW YOHIC t.'ITV
An Army of A TIiouniiiiiI lllnntrlou
Kiiti'rliilni'rn.
Under tlio l)lKgent Tents on Kurth Tlio
HlKBrst ltaco Courso Kvcr Ciilioplrd 3 Cir
cus Hints-:: Klevutcd HtiiKcs ItUBo llo
Volvlnc Podestnl,! Acres of Aerial Appli
ances. Admission io All Only 50c.
Children under 9 yenrs HAIjK PUICB.
Two Inhibitions D.illy. Unors Open ut 1
nnd 7 p. m. Performances nt 2 nnd 8.
llpsrrvpil SpiiIs for Snip on Tiny of
i:hlliltlnn only, nt KmIiii'm llriiir
Store, Cor. ITilli mill IIoiiiiIiim Sis.
Friday
hellevo that such nn ordinance In neces
nary for the protection or ine nre neimii
Mortality Stntlstlrs.
attend to in tho legal department that It Is
club will meet
council chamber.
ftecent rnlns have delayed the work of
laying permanent sidewuiuf
Col-
Tlie fol owlnc deaths and births were re- . .... .... .i. . .. '-i""" ii nmii:in. r.cuit.r
ment anil tor tno proiecuon ' ' Ported to the city Hoard of Health for the "T"' lu..KU " Kmma and May Carlln have gone to
..iTI ii miiHi hn nrnnpMv I twcntyfonr hours ending nt noon Tuesday; I uetaiis in tno caies penainK in tne uis- orado SprlnBH for a two weeks' vacation.
nnfi i An not heTlnvf T this eould bo done Deaths Mary Alice iiomnson, .Moinodisi trrct rourt. in addition to iuohibk artcr A sldewnlk Is to be laid on the south side
.""'Li L..i,7n ithn I.,. hospital, aod 1; T. R. McCarthy. 1807 Ceil- nf ,hB rRap. ,h .llnr.,v i, Rnniinl, of M street from Seventeenth to Twentieth
V r,'. Vh ive.e1.s of ho lire depart- ! .'d 44; Clara Ke ley. 410 Nor h Four- I ... . . . ,. ' .. . street.
: "...... i leeniii. hki'ii o nituuiin; KiieM ixearui-w. -w . mi,.
mnnl. itPHneciLUU Y.
npHnectfulIv.
FHANK K. MOOKES, Mayor,
To Apprnlsp Wiitpr Plnnt
'After consldcrablo dlscilSBlon tho follow- Charles J. Sears, i"-13 South Fourteenth,
Inp resolution was adopted by a voto of nlrl; M. cullerton, west i.nwn, uoy,
6 to 3
rtnunlvril. That In order to cet an estl
mate of tho present value of tlio plant of
fia wii
Twenty-third nnd Sprint?, aued 6 months. as drafting of ordinances, investigating pc-
Hlrllis 11. lvcssier, ma noutn -i-wenuoin tltlnns etc
t-cnue. girl: P. Pace, 1111 South Nineteenth, ' '
ntcr company.
lec on Thirty-sixth street nenr C
street Is to bo repaired at the expense of
tne city.
girl; James Ueavey. 1217 Dlalne, hoy; ln "ruor io accompiisn ine raosi rouu ior jamcs i.eavy is in jaii ror oeKKioK on mc
tne city in mis department l lavor tno nn- hu iiiii'" ""j "...
nnlnln.nl r,t on ..nmlnln. hinr.l r.U... HOt Permit,
; ' 7, """. ""; : i, A bnd washout nt Thlrty-tirst nnd O
Blclans of three members, whoso duty It Htroets 1)Con cnlici t0 t,e nttentlon of
snnll he to make a personal examination the strc.t commissioner.
of any person claiming to be Injured and I Sanltnry Inspector Jones reports that the
funds will be ample to erect tho buildings,
Admitting this, those who doubt the feasi
bility of tho plan bellove that the mainte
nance of the school will be a tax upon the
treasury of the federation and will produce
no corresponding results.
President Oompers of the federation and
Mr. MrConnell left the party at Colorado
Serines and wont to St. Louis, where they
aro trying to arrange a settlement between
tho street car men and their employers.
Oppii Air Soelnl
T.nrco crowds throtured the grounds of St.
.... .. .... n.. ., .. . h n ..i.m, nt I I'll nmpiin mmpi m nr inn nnpn mr
purchnslng the same, hip ciiy council no miuiui kivcii uitn iui, '""7 "- -w ..."t.u...-.v. . u..,,,.....
and hereby la authorized nnd empowered spread underneath electric lights and record should be made of BUch examinations
to select a competent and sk lied hydrau lo served py me young cn rrir.-siu-i. . . . ,...,. wlth th ...
. . 1- ,i f iiyiii.iii minii null. 1 Mftinrii nnni n inif 1111111 . nniun h iiiitni 1 --
mate for the Information and uso of said orchestra discoursed sweet music during slstance of an assistant city attorney much
council.
i'.iinllmnn vlmmnn nnnn.oi tun rrsnlll
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tlon on the ground that It should contain rt;ct0I, nr uov. Father McOovcrn. which
tho namo of City Knglneer Itoscwntqr. Mr. accounts for the success socially und nnun
Mount explained that tho resolution Is cinny.
merely a preliminary step nnd Ib not In
tended to designate who shall Investigate
the water plant nnd rcno'rt to tho council.
A resolution was passed empowering tne
Hoard of Public Works, tho mayor and tho
CONFERENCE OF LABOR MEN
Sainnrl (lonipprn nnd .Inmpn O'Coniiell
Will IOndnivor to SpKIp St.
I.onln Strike.
the evening and added much to the pleasure valuable Information can bo gained In the
. nf thn affair. Tho arrangements were made , .lirinr mdiivlt. nt the limn of
by the women of the parish under the dl- wly ot Kpcurtng anmaviis at tne time or
Missouri avenue sewer Is broken at Fif
teenth nnd Missouri nvenue.
I.... X- 11111.. nnn fP.n 1 1 n I I . nn. XfldCmirl
A. lllllllll.-i .t...t, ...... ... ;.- .
avenue, had his kneecap thrown out of
place Sunday while playing nan.
ST. I)UIS. July 24. Samuel Rompers,
president, and Jamos O'Connell, vice prer
ldent, of the American Federation of Labor,
held a conference with local labor leaders
until a late hour this morning, for the pur
Work on the 1!KW tax book has been com- poso of fixing tho responsibility for the
Injury and theso can bo used at the trial
if deemed advisable. With a complete his.
tory of tho circumstances attendant on these
menced. Clerk Shrlgley predicts that It will
take II vo weeks to complete tnese records.
Thn Mlnslnnurv society of tho Presby
terlnn phnrnh will meet Thursday after
noon with Miss Gemmlll, Twenty-llrst nnd
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
1 nnrannnl fntnrv nlnlma It la roiannn Mo in J streets.
iirrcnmn thnt sever.-il thniiHnnil rinllarH a J limes I., l-.ixuiii, Kt'iit-iui miiiri iiiivu... ...
presumo mat several tnousana nonars a f ,,,,.,,,,. c(. vnni nnmnimv. leaves
year can 00 savcu. today for North Platto to look alter uusi
'inat judgments against tno city rrom ness matters
C. J. Wooldrldge of ooatnee Is In Omaha,
Thomas S. Harris of Ord Is at tho Mur- nurnnnnl lnllrv KlnlmnnU hnvn hoen lnrno
..... 1... ..... i,.i,n ... i rav. . . t lil fnr tlulitlnir. Iii n rnintiiiH at Twenty-
ciiy engiurer iu cmiuuj nuu iium '".,,, ,. , ,, . ,. n , ,. ,,, cannoi oe uispuicu. in many cases, now- , : V ii. i'iifii inni. n .hnt
necessary to do -emergency work on tho !, W- 01hsn of - tl,n ever, tho city attorney is not In the least tVPaV
streets ana to issue 11010 cuucrs in pjuiiiu V1...1, I1rnwn of icnrnpv 1 . the Her M fault, owing to the lark 01 time allowed tno arm.
breaking ot tho agreement of July 2. which
lead to the second street railway strike
declaration.
Mr. Gompors, who would not talk about
tho proceedings of the conference, had this
to say of the strike situation today:
'I havo como hero with the hope that I
and my colleague, Mr. O'Connell, may bring
Charles Cheshire and S. A. Parry aro in about an adjustment ot tho differences be
twecn tho company and tho union.
Tho first thing wo shall do to this end
for such labor. Grand.
An invitation from tho Commercial club
requesting that tho council and nil city Millard,
offlclals Join the excursion to York next .Mrs. K. O. Walt of Alliance Is at tho
.. . .... a ,i ..... ...no Murray.
maL : "7.e"" , r;;: .. tp w.,.tn.n, n., . t the
nmu iuiii iiuiii hh;"i vj. ... ,n(.m)(
York, who desires lo havo tho mayor nnd s N j onB intl wfe of st i.ou, nre nt
council of Omaha nttend tho closing day 01 tho Millard.
tho dromon's tournamjnt. Tho special train
to York will leave the Webster street depot
at S;30 Thursday morning. Tho train, ro-
Chief Mitchell has Issued orders for the
turning from Ycrk will leave at 8 30 p. m
and will arrive In Omnha threo hours later
Tho bonds of Harry P. Ueuel and William
.1 Knm nnwlv unnolntpd members of the pint: at the Murchnnta.
Puhllo Library board, wero approved. , Olstrict Attorney W. H. Simmer has ro
The judiciary committee recommended rgo'ntlklejoh;,! assistant sec,
mm ;uy nrnnuu iiriiuuih- " ii"""" retnry of war, is at ine .Milium
to employ an attorney to assist mm in roi-
tn Rnrnrn thn nporlrl nvl.tenne. An n rlHn
- ,... ...i.u i.... ... . .1.. I 1. i .1,...,. .. . ,. . arrest nf all hiihiiIcIous characters, and In
.ii. 11. niM) 1 ..:.-.im-.u, iiuini.,, in ni ...o n lH u very iiiiiicnit iiiimcr io ennsi me 7,, ,,,,.,.,.,, ,hn nnllrn are
iire "i iiii.uim un niuins ukhiubi nrrestlnir all nersons who nave no visinio
claimants. Taking everything into consul- means or support.
eratlon I am satisfied that tho heaviest tax- Arrangements nre being made for the
navers of the rltv will ronslder It eronomv laying or n. SKiewaiK 011 nntn sues 01 1
payers n ine city win consider it economy H(rcel from Thlrty-socond to Thirty-sixth
in ihulo mo ii-Kui ui-uui uui-iii in nun.iiuii iu mrpet nnd on me west siue 01 iniriy
make a show nc ln every case n tho d s- fourth street from T to w street.
.Inhii Shoft of Citafton, Neb., Is registered iri. mnrt. A t hum ntntoil nn nrevlnns Mnvnr Kellv said yesterday that he would
ut tho Murray. n.lnn 1 fnvnr inblm. .run. enn nc.ln.t not sign the ordliinncc tor a sldewnlk on . , m -r, , K,, oh. ,
1 .1' l.'n..ln- nf l.'u rmnnl la .lav nir " " Thl rl v.fnnrt ll street from Tin W Street. 1 .w ..mb uuvut ...r "...
nt thn Miirrav l"H 11 1 lu" u"iruio tuun. 11 hub iuu- aa I lilrty-fourtli street was not open 1 iicmrni. wuvn 11 uecomrn pviueni mat
C J Vincent of Minneapolis Is registered ory ib lonowen 11 win navo a lenuency 10 mrouK" fliniom-y m oiu.nnu B imiiiiiuiix. najustment is not powsiDie, men 1 may take
at tho Merchants. dlscourago many who would otherwise In- lounciimnti ciirton nns secureu tno pas- Bome steps to make tho light on the com
A. I). C.nrrlson of Merman, Neb., Is stop- gtltute proceedings against the municipality. K'. "V,; in lVrl'V"nf"'",Vt , , 1 Vwi,,tv. pany more effective I can organize the
The police Judge has materially asslsUd the seventh streets from F to J street and also forces of union labor against the Transit
police department in maintaining order In on II street from Twcnty-rourth to Twenty- company so enectlvely that thoy may do it
thn r tv nnil f It worn nnun hln tn irlvn mnrn n"i.i mn i i
time to tho securing of evidence against
will bo to ascertain thn oxact conditions at
tho present time. Having ascertained the
conditions, I shall proceed to tlx thn re
sponsibility for the violation of tho agree
ment of July 2. It is Important that this
ho known before an effort at settlement lu
made
"Tho responsibility fixed, I shall endeavor
to bring about n settlement. As I have
beforo Indicated, I shall exhaust every ro-
lectlng delinquent taxes duo on special as
sfssmcnts, providing an nttorney Is secured
who can convince tho council of his ability
to expedite tho collection of such taxes.
Xn Kavorn tn Outsiders,
Mayor Moores was sustained In this ve.o
of a resolution granting Charles W. Olndile
& Co. of Chicago a free permit to erect the
proposed addition to tho government tu lid
Ing. Tho resolution also extended to the
rontrnctor tho right to use twelve fejt of
Oodgo street, Capitol avenue and Seven
teenth street ndjolnlng the government
property. Tho mayor objected to granting
a free permit to a government contractor
when all home contractors are compelled to
pay tho regular fee. He also objected to
having Hodge street obstructed.
Tie Omaha musical festival was granted
tho privilege of using twelve foot nf the
streets adjotnlug the lots on Capitol avenue
between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
where a tent will be erected to accommo
date ncllstedt's band.
flporge. W. Smith petitioned thp council
for tho removal of three shanties located on
city property near the northeast corner of
Thlrteonth and California streets.
Catherine Mullery notified tho council of
damages that property at Thirty-second and
Plnkney streets Is said to have suffered on
account of the city's falluro to care for sur
face, water during thn recent rains. A sim
ilar communication was received from
Adolph Newman, who claims damnges on
property at 3114 and 3116 North Twenty-
fourth street.
Ordinances wero Introduced which pro
Tld for the following paving: Davenport
street, from Twentieth to Twenty-HrBl;
Twentieth street, from Care to Farnum;
Chlcsgo street, from Twenty-fourth to
Twenty-fifth. An ordlnanco was alio Intro
duced for the construction of a sower along
Spruce street from Twentlath to Twenty
first.
Ordinances were pateod for the following
paving: Farnum street, from Thirty-fifth
avenue to Thlrty-flfta streot; Thirty-e-ov
taU street, from Leavenworth to Farnum;
tin i(lnirA I , I 11 i .
1'iitir pm 1 . niiiriiii. 1111 iiinuiuurr iiKrui i weiii' u ici nr h il is uuiiu ueiit-TUiir iu i rr-i. i t .
i.-. L .11. i u i-.t ..f thn Millard ...... .u-. ... ino loiioBiiiB licenses 10 wen nave Dean
v,.ii...-. ..- r 1 ue111.11 iiihi eiiiuiKii inure inuiitry muni 110 1 n.i i. mB. i ,u u..... i..j
, , , , , , ICJSlllMI IIUIU IIIIT UUIIU UI IIIU I.WUIII JUIIKC.
Ace.
Omnha
Omnhn l!i
.....ir.... ... .- n. - ldl-ll 11IHL CIll'llKIl II1U1I.' IllUlltry IUUIII ll .,.,,n. nrt. thn nlllfl
Mis. K. A. Kchoo f riatte Ciujtcr was collcctcll ln tho wny o( flnes to pay all ex- t amAddress
aa' Tenrn.eiroVZ'Thurs- of the c.ty prosccuton The records
ton house. Columbus, Is at the Murray. of tho police department show that tho Mary A. McC.11.1n,
inU i' 11 MM...?...- it TTrnmnnt in'i'nm. I office nf nollcn tuden Is now self-sustnlnlne
piinled ly her oauenmr. is visung inemis and this fact Is favorably commented, upon
111 II1P ClU iiv thnsn IliterpKted In eltv nffnlrn.
n great deal of harm."
President Mahon of the Amalgamated As
sociation of Streot Railway Employes, hns
submitted a 3,000-word report on tho local
situation to President Gompcrs, laying tho
responsibility tor present conditions on the
Transit company.
Messrs. liompers and o uonnell held a
this afternoon with President
l.M lMi-kerlncr nnd sister nnd Mr W. L.
Hitler have gone to Lako Qnlnnebaugli for
11 week s outing.
"Tho object of tho administration Is to
get the best results out of every depart-
H. n. Schaup of Lincoln, II. T. Ward of ment nt the least pofslblo expense, nnd
fcumseh nnd OeorgP Leliinan of Columbus whlle tD0 crcaton of a new ofllco In the
pro stuto guests ut the Murray I uesilay. , , , . . ,
A W. Clarke, wife and son, Miss Orace Apartment majr appear oxtravagant.
Te
wer
Anton Hailiira. South Omaha 21
llr.ll.. Cllllmcii, Smith nmtihn IS
William Smith! Omaha ' ....37 conference
Mrs. Arraha Hawkins, Chumpalgn, III. ...26 Whltnkcr and Attornoy Lehmann of tho
Transit comnanv. Mr. Lehmann was asked
BRYAN TO Bt U. A. K. S GUfcST Mr n statement of what had trnnsplrcd at
tno conference. He said:
Clarke and Daniel McCloskey ot Pupllllon
nro guests of the .Murray, iney nre on
their way to the Minnesota, lakes
Milan 11 iinurU miei'lnt Internal revenue
,.....nl whn rntlirniwt tn Omnha from North
( arolina seriously 111, is rnpnuy rrn vn ihk
and will soon lie 111 reaiiiuess ior oruers.
n due consideration of nil circumstances
connected with tho ofllco will warrnnt such
a procedure"
Dpiiinernllp Cniidlilntp for Preslilpnt
l''lnnlly Aeeppls Invl-Inlloii.
Xo t'linnKP In AkspnmpiI Vnlnntlon.
The failure of tho olty council to pass
Nebnisknns nt tho Merchan t 'limsday: tho appropriation ordlnanco nt Monday
CHICAOO.
has accepted
July 24. W.
an Invitation
J.
to
Henry Klnzel und Chris l.orenson of WIs
lior. lir. i nonias .lui llllirr nun .
unn,,, nr Miiillsnn. V. A. Flsso of Hum
i.nroi Tiuinias i . iiincKiniiru 111 r ririni
J. M. lliirnhnm of Wymore. A. O. Perry of
Atkinson. F. Htepanek or Crete. 1;. a
Weler of Chndron nnd 11. J. Ireland of Lin
coin.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The South Sldo 98 club will hold Its nn-
nlght's session will cnuso considerable nn-
noyance to tho city offlclals, ns It wob
desired to allow as many claims as possi
ble and close up tho books of tho fiscal
year. Now a largo number of claims will
havo to bo carried over on tho recordb
until ator August 6, when by concerted
action a now leaf might havo beon
turned to.
It Is certain now that tho valuation as
mini picnic at thn Nonpareil baso ball park returned by tho assessors and tho county
on rmiurimy. -.. commissioners will stand.
Tho remains of Arthur llerniiioon
who died nt 23J0 Plerco street, lu
taken to Osceola, Neb., for burial,
tlon to accent thn Invitation, ami inUn
,t thn timA creat pleasure In doing so. although it is
Tho remains of Arthur llernhloom, a child comninlntB of A L Donnott nnd Pd Impossible for me to llx tho exact dny.
who died at 23J0 Plerco street, have been compininis 111 n. u. uonnoii nnu i-a owing to uncertainty as to my wherenbouts
jiiiiiioiuu np uu urn uunn uj mu uuun- i jnsi iJuioru .iuii jusi iiiil'i inn encumpnieui,
.. .. . . . .. . . Ill. I,. H..nn.,.. ..n..nl.rtl. IKn.ln ... ....
tnhn w i.vtirt h heen cranted nermls- ell notico was sorveu Dy jonnston mat no ; . " 'T.'rL'nS.V. V." '""..'.V.V ""L"' "'""'
sl.m to. make' repnlrs nmountlnB to $13.) on proposed to take the matter to the dls- QSni"ixK wltli n subseViuent dato which
u uunuii-DK uiiiiiiiiiK ' ii.. ........... -..iv... irict court in nn nitcmni to navo tne 11 havo in contemn otion.
"No action was taken nffectlng existing
conditions. No proposition was submitted
and none acted on. Tho discussion cov
ered a wide range of subjects. Mr. Gom
Bryan prrs went over the situation with us very
attend calmly und pleasantly. Ho made no threats
the national encampment of the Grand Army against tho Transit company. That Is all
In this city next August. General John C. I care to say about It
Dlack, chairman of the committee on Invi
tation, received this formal acceptance this
afternoon, settling a question over which
thero has been considerable controversy.
Colonel Uryan In hlB letter to General Dlack
says:
When I wrolo you on Juno 2 thn con
vention had not been held and I did not
think It wise to make uny promises until
tho convention wus over und 1 had a chnnco
to consult tho committee In regard to the
nato or nouiicniion. 1 am now 111 a post-
HYMENEAL.
llohert Hosworth. president, and several valuation of tho corporations Increased,
lembcrs of tho Walnut Hill Lpworth ... iovv ordinance was nr.nd hv
ague, held religious services at llenson "ncn lne 1Il0y ordinance was passed by
unday evening. 1 m" vuuuuu uu -uij m
Acting under special ordf ro Colonel Hath against It on the ground th
wav will 11,-oeeeil to Forts Hi' no and Sill, nf thn nncklni; comnanle
O. T.. after completing tho Inspection of vnP.i,, w.r(1 naaessed nt fl
horses at Lathrop, Mo., upon business yrda were assessed at n
connected with his department nnd wll odoquato with all other
mer
Sunday evening. tho council on July 16 Johnston voted
Aetinir under snecial ordfro Colonel Hath against it on tne ground mat tno properties
away will proceed to Forts Hi' no nnd Sill, of the packing companies and tho stock
figures totally In-
property In the
then return to headquarters. city and were therefore an injustice on
Assistant rSener.il Superintendent Grant nthsr taxnnvers ln the cltv. Knllnwlm?
ami Buuerinienuoui esi 01 ino railway thU gln.oment Johnston asserted that he
Pnclilc Tuesday to Ornnd Island. The proposed employing attorneys for the pur-
.visit of theso olllcers to the west Is for the poso of compelling an Increased assess-
fEtf-" through the courts. Johnston did
Thanking you for the consideration shown
mo uy tno committee. 1 nm very truly
yours, wit.iiiAai j. uiiyan,
TIip Heat Heinedy for Dlurrlioru,
Mr. W. M. Cross, a prominent and influen
tlal cltlren ot Coryell county, Texas, says,
.St'lilnn-Mt'tiiiHn.
James W. Selden, a young Omaha bar
rlster, was quietly married on Tuesday night
to Miss Mary A- McGiian, also of this city
Tho ceremony wns performed by Fathor
McOovcrn In the chapel of St. Pbllomcna's
cathcdrnl ut 7:30 o'clock. After the cero-
mony a collation was served nt tho Ilor
Grand hotel at which tho following wero
present- Mr. nnd Mrs, J. W. Seldon, Mrs
E, Hartley, Miss Tresa Mclovern, Miss Alice
McGnvern, Miss Mario Orace, F, It, Gotty
W. P. IJeycrlo and L. A. Williams. Mr
and Mrs, Selden later left for a short trip
to Denver. Mr. Selden Is associated In tbo
practice of law with F. A. nrogan and was
born nnd roared in Washington county, Ne
braska.
I'lKht for till I.oputloiiH.
SAN DIHOO. Cnl., July 21. Thero
Is
Hi: reports unon what Is reaulred to sunulv
mu peopio wun mu uvsi man tucniiiea.
consult with attoroeyi, 'out aa tho question I to taka.
"I never had such pains In ray life as I much excitement nmong the miners In tho
, .,; .,,.,' , : I eastern part of this county and the
suffered when diarrhoea attacked me. I resident of Yuma over thn discovery of
havo tried rainy medicines, but none give what Is believed to be a bed of oil In the
mo such relief as Chamberlain's Colic, IV't:.Hon1r.8?,"ll,iw.L l.'ntv,!110 i'IY.'-S
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy." This Is waB muoe ror the scene of the discovery
unquestionably tho best remedy known for and a scramble for land within tho belt
dlirrhnni Ti iiwivi eiir and u .ii Mount became ho exciting that sumo of tho first
diarrhoea. It aiwa cures ana Is pleasant IocHler wero compelled to use rifles In
protection of. their rights.
: Cleanliness is Next to Godliness S
We do not refer to the city hall as "godliness," but
The Bee Building retains its reputation for ''cleanliness."
It costs monej to keep clean, but here the work is done
systematica lly and no expense is spared to make
The Bee Building
the best kept building in the city. No extra charge is
made for janitor Bervice. The building is always kept
in repair and it is to be noticed that tenants rarely move
out of the Ree Building. The army headquarters mov
ing into their own building gives a chance for a number
of people to secure desirable oflices.
THE BEE BUILDING, R. C. PETERS & CO.,
inn ana rarnam sis. Kcniai Agems. . . .
SCHOOLS.
ftftf Wenlworth Military Academy
HnJUf ClovornmentBiiprvlnlon. Ptstscomml'sTonstoKradtmtiM. Preparation for Universities
-ytJ-Bfo -ntWtlonI Ac-(lmln, COL, SAN0F0RD SELLERS, M. A.. Supt,, LEXINGTON, M0.
STRIKE BRINGS OUT MILITIA
Jnpanpsp nnil Indian l'lalii-riiipn Will
He UIvpii rrotci't Ion by
SoIiIIitm.
VANCOUVBn, H. C, July 24. Tho mili
tary has been called out to maintain order
at tho fishing Tlllago of Stevestou, at tbo
mouth ot tho Fraser river, fourteen mileu
from this city, whore 1,500 tlshcrmrn at
tached to tho forty-seven salmon canneries
aro on strlko nnd aro preventing -1,000
Japanese! and Indlano from fishing. Three
rompnnlcs, ln charge of Lieutenant Colonel
Worsnop, will protect thoso non-union fish
ermen who are willing to accept tho lorras
offered by tho canners of 20 cents per fish,
the strikers demanding 25 conts.
Fifteen hundred Japanese started out fish
ing from Stoveston this morning under pro
tection of 200 militiamen drawn up on tho
wharf. Tho strikers did not Intorfero.
Colonol Worsnop, commanding thn troops,
had announced that his mon bad como there
not for amusement, but for btislneoa, that
each man had twenty-four rounds of ball
cartridges nnd that at the first sign of in
terference thoy would fire and that tho
work would bo short and quick.
Tho strlkei s threaten to attack tho Japa
nese upon their return with tho fish laden
boato tonight. The strikers aro furious ot
tho presence of troops, hut wero so much
surprised nt tho sudden appearance ot
tho mllltla in town that all Idea of violence
was temporarily banished from their minds.
Tho troops wero landed at Steveston by
boat at 7 a. in.
.SCHOOLS.
Will .Vol Slmi tlip Sonic.
YOUNOHTOWN, July 21. The American
Hoop company has notllled Secretary Nutt
of the Iron Mnnuafacturors' association that
they will not sign tho scalo presented by the
Amalgamated association and that they will
take tho mine position In tho matter as tho
Itepubllc Iron and Steol company. If a call
Is Issued for a scale conference. It must bo
for tho purpose of modifying tho Indian
apolld scalo, otherwise they will not partici
pate, The outlook Is against early resump
tion by tho mills.
l.lznril CniisPN Dentil.
PHILADELPHIA. July 2l.-8ome llmo
ago Miss Anna Junes of Murcjs Hook,
l'a., accidentally swallowed 11 lizard whllo
drinking water. Frequently the reptile
climbed up In her throat, but had success
fully resisted nil attempts at ejectment.
Last night, after complaining of a choking
.tnsatlon, she suddenly expired.
BROWNELL HALL
llonrilliiK mill I)"' Nrlnnil for Klrln
iiiiiIit I In- lUri-i'Mon nt III. Hi-v.
fii'iirpir Worllillintoii, S. T. II., I,l l,
I'lill term Ih-uIiiiiIiik SpiI. Ill, 111(111,
Ono of tho oldest and most successful
educational Institutions of tho west Us
high standard allowing It to compete with
eastern colleges and schools. Ilulldlngs In
complete order perfect steam heating, san
itary plumbing; collegiate und preparatory
courses; spuclal students In music, tho lan
guages and nrt; competent corps of teacliors.
Kvery ndvantago offered n regards tho
moral, mental and physical training. Sen
for circular or apply personally to Mrs. L.
It. Upton, Principal.
POLICEMAN CATCHES A FINE
L'ont lett'il of OpirPNnlon In Arrpstlnur
11 Wniiinn Wlin lloili' ou
Stri'Pt (,'nrs,
ST LOl'IS. July 24. -Policeman John J.
tlrldwfll of tho Klrst district hns been tried
and lined J50 by Judgo Clark In the court
of criminal correction under an Indictment
charging malicious oppression In ofllco.
Captain Samuel J. Iloyd of tho same district
has been arraigned for trial tinder an In
dictment charging him with oppression,
which grew out of the snnio case. Iloth
coses grew out of thn arrmt and dotentloa
of Mrn Annie Huckley, wlfo of 11 member
nf tho pofso comltaius, Tho state's testi
mony was that Mrs. Iluckley's only fault
was riding on tho cars of thn St, !oulii
Transit company, Juno 17, nnd that nho wnii
followed about by a member of tho posso
comltatus, who carried a riot gun to protect:
her.
Mnny CnlliTH 1111 .Mc Kin ley.
CANTON. O., .Mly 21,-Tho MoKlnloy
cnllers nro Increasing ut n lively rato nnd
aro coming from nil quarters, Tliosn who
como to pay their respects nro still In tho
majority, but thosu who como for fiivorn
urn growing lu number. For tho last fuw
(lnyn tho president's tima has been largely
absorbed by tho Chinese question, which ho
Is directing from hero, and often tho callerH
havo long wults,
ClKitr Hot Miuiiifiii'turi'r,
MILWAl'KHH, July 21.-The Western
rlgar box manufacturers today elected of
ficers 11s follows; President, John Thorough
good, Junesvllle, Wis,; llrst vieo president,
Klnler Thatcher, Chicago; second vice pros,
blent, Theodore. Krubenhoft, Davenport,
la., secretary and treasurer, ii. 11. DtNi
baugh, Louisville, Ky.
