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THE OMAIIA DALLY BEE: THURSDAY, DECEMBER G, 1900.
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LEE FORMALLY IN COMMAND
Ntw Department Commandant Officially
AnnttiM Charge.
INFORMAL RECEPTION DUPING THE MORNING
Mux Gnet Kxpresa Their (irntlflcav
tloa at DlatliiRnliihed Soldier'
Coming tleneral nrenthes
Deesl the Nebraska Air.
At 10 o'clock yesterday morning Brlgadior thn
General Fltihugh Leo assumed command or
the Department of tho Missouri. At that
time ho arrived at tho army building ana
issued uie formal order toning ciuu. "
few minutes after his arrival tho neaas ot
tho various burnaua nt the headquarters
visited mm ana woro introuuceu, m mo.
new chief. Later In tho day the beads of
tho government offices in tno reuerai duuu-
Ins eallod uoon tho eeneral to pay their I
resnecta. and with no formalities tho bus!-
Bess of the department resumed its wonted
routlno.
Speaking of his transfer to Omaha the
tenoral said: "I have been In Cuba for
Ave years and nover was sick a minute,
but that climate la not good for a man, and
I became moro or less affected by miasma,
I .am expecting to feel much bettor oy rea-
eon of tho cool, dry air of Nebraska, mis
IsTfiy first visit to Omaha. I am looking
forward to much pleasure from an
acquaintance with ber citizens.
"As far as tho work of tho department
la concerned I can say nothing. I knew
nothing of tho department when I was as
wrnea to it, ami aa uuuii moinum uu
aa appolntmont In Donvor yesterday, ray ar-
rival laier man was expccieu iucuj iimuo
It Imposslblo for us to talk over matters. owc1 debtl) n excM9 Df 11,000 and that It
Everything is In ship-shape, however, nnd naJ commltted nn act of bankruptcy. Im
an of the business Is before me." mediately after the filing of tho petition an
"Malor MlChle. tho adjutant general, SUC-
ceeded Captain Erwln yesterday, and
that omcer assumert cnarge as juago aavo-
cato of tho department. This IS noi lllO
first visit of Major Mlchle to Omaha, wuen
he Joined the Second cavalry at llolse City,
Idaho, as second lleutonant, no pasaeu
through Omaha, and on the transfer of that
regiment to tho cast he was hero again.
A few years ago ho camo nere 10 repon on
rifle practice at tho Bolleviie rifle range.
Ills visits to tho city woro so piensani mai
he welcomes the opportunity ot service ni
tho headquarters In this city. Mrs. Mlchle
will remain In Virginia until arter unnsi-
mas. wbon sho will Join her husband, and
at tho close ot the school year their daugh-
tor will also como to Omaha.
UmitFNRFRrc WANTS REWARD
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v.,m,. Who Finds Dead HnIy of
Klaaman llrlnna Mult lor Serv-
it-ndered
in thn nttnmnt to discover who Is respon-
Iblo for a reward offered for the recovery
nf tho hodv of Henry Klusman suit was
commenced In the county court yesterday
aealnst .1. J. Donahuo and John and
Louisa Klusman by Oustnf Wloken-
here. J. J. Donahue Is tho chief of po-
lice. The Klusmans aro relatives or tne
Ann. m'.n VVInUnnArir lit n fnrmer. who I
ko n rww in
Henry Klusman disappeared frdm home. I
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.1.. . h fnnllv ll.n I
tueo. iuo uiouiuo.o I
applied to.the police
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nouncement of the reword did not apecltfj
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wno WUUJU VI
Wlckenbirg naw the'postfers few days I
after they were posted lu Various parts
o the town and began a hunt along the
river bank for tho body. He ay few
uays inter tuu ovatbu n-aui.cu ... ... u.t.
covory of Klustcan's body. The pollco do
partment had nothing to do with tho offer
ot tho reward and tho Klusman family re
fuse to pay It. Wlckenborg says he will
ascertain If thero Is a remedy for him at
Inw.
KirtK dogs HAniisn tiooD turn.
Question of Real Contents of Cribs
Nun Dltlleult to Determine.
Tn thn rrlmlnnl pniirt a lurv wna nmnnn-
led at yesterday's session to try the case
ot the state against John Harder of Millard.
The charge Is embezzlement. Charles T.
Peavey of tho Omaha Elevator company
caused Harder's arrest a tew months ago,
alleging that while acting as thu com
pany's agent at Millard Harder had con
verted to his own uso moneys aggergattng
(620. Harder bought grain from the farm
ers In the vicinity ot Millard and stored It
In cribs belonging to his employers. He
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was authorized by them to draw on tho 0maha. asks to bo relieved of his debts by
local bank to pay the bills. Harder Is said operation of the bankruptcy law. lie al
to have drawn on tho bank several, times leges debts of $1,212 nnd assets of $105.
when thero "wero no purchases of grain. ,1TnLwi1'?wrln,5H, 2!?tn,f.ry w'" t
, The complaint specifies that on March 20
ne arew tuo, 1211 ana 2bu anu convened
the cash to his own use.
Harder contended that he had purchased
grain with these sums, which was In the
cribs at Millard. Tho proprietors of the
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.,r th pnnti.ntK nf thn nrih. on th- h.
ure the contents of the cribs on the day
Harder was released from Jail on bonds,
During the night tho cribs were burned to
tbo ground.
The ctse came to nn unexpected ending
FEMALE WEAKNESS
to mora often the sympathetic result of
Kidnev Trouble than fnnny people
realize. I te Kldnpys are, in bad con
dition the whole bodsuncrs.
MORROW'S
KID-NE-OIDS
will cure any form of. Kidney Complaint
tinder a cash guarantee of $50 backed
by the integrity ot a soitu concern.
NEIIRASKA
ranis carrd br Kld-u-tdi. la wrlllng Ikm
Irate cneloit lUmpcd adarturd envtlopt .
Mn-Ilobtit Rttiiltrson, W. Matkd t. Btotrlce
lr. IJmma llcoi, an w. iun n auitn
Unity Wlppennan. K Coutl M. Bfatilct
Mis. JlrotM Swellwr. Elk 14th ata liraUic
llfderim Nim, r., luiu tin ai. iicnunr
L. c. Thompaon. Painter, foulh Hj ntatilca
Wm. T, KDODIOCK, 041 J. Main rnu."...
II. V Mathrx ill JftlSfll Kl' KirDlOnt
UrsUlllr 1'xatl. 1010 IJ at. Uncoln .
A. K. MocUr. Room jo lliownt 11 Block, Llncoia
K. J. Kucsrta, loi 11 in. uniwu ,
Mrs. O. B. Smith.' !SU Stfrman avr. Oruahs
II. C. Tunkcy. ICnlnfer. 1SP2 Miami at. OmaU
Mta. V. M. liarnet. ewn
O. 11. l'arkfr. :51 N. leih M. Omaho
II R. Murphy. roacnniVn. i8. MhM. Omaha
Mri. A. B. 1 1 arris, I41U lloward tt. (Waba
lira. 11. .M lunion. n'o .".n
John aVaniin, Prlntfr. all & iah ft Omaba
Stra T. Jl. Williamson. 717 S 17th at Omaha
EriUt. n llostrs. 409 N. 14tn t Omaha
Vid.ne-oida are not pilU,
but Yellow Tablets, and sell at fifty
cents a box at drug stores.
JOHN MOHMBW eO.,PRING"lsUD,0.
Into In tbo Afternoon, when Judge Baker
Instructed the Jury to return a verdict for
the defendant. The Instructions were the
result of a showing by thu dofense that the
facts la the cut ns admitted by the county
attorney do not constitute the charge al
leged.
BOAim asks ron its pull siiAni:.
Educators Snapect (lint Coancll May
tm uoTrn Tlielr Levy.
The members of the school board. throUKh
tholr attorney, have applied to the district
court for an order commanding the mayor
and tho city council to lovy as largo a sum
for the school fund as tho laws of the state
allow. Attorney Herring told Judec Faw
rtt t f Vl n I thn knn.f1 t.n.1 ... t .11-..-
bodjr tat g comlng t0 ,t under ta Jtga,
rlghtg For thIs mgon an otieT WM re.
quested as a precaution against tho council
repeating its action of 1898
Tno au...ion rm .in
lao BCnool board to detormlne the amount
0f monoy wncn should be set aside for Its
needs. The council mombers announced
that ther wnnM low nnl ., .um n In
(holr ludament wan anmdant to answer the-
needs of tho board and not as large a sum
as was asked for.
The Board of Education theroupon secured
a mandamus to compel the council to mako
tho levy as requested. When the matter
came up for hearing Judge Fawcett decided
that the board Is solo Judge of the amount
of money It neods and ordered tho council
to mako tbo levy accordingly.
DRUG FIRM UECLAltllU llANKHUl'T.
Credit or a Aak Annnlnlment of Re-
celrer for Fuller Company,
In tho United States district court yester
Ami t,. i tHMnlAnri t tnnaan1 fill cnntnnn v nrt
i,nr -roH tnr nf tho firm of J. A. Fuller
& Co ( anlpggta, nied an application to have
thn n. ,,,,ci.,r,u honkrunt. oIIce n that t
nnliwir w. nipd ndmltttnir the allocations
ot the petition and expressing a willingness
to no declared bankrupt.
Aecomnanvln the nelltlon win nn annll
caton or the appointment of a temporary
receiver, tho allegations of tho application
boini. that tho assets of tho comnanv did
nn, ta nnn whlln thn llnhtlltli-a aro
$2G,000; that tho assets would suffer If thoy
wor iocv8a- UD nnQ- not BOid. as they con
iBt principally of the stock of drugs. Frank
M, crowl was rocommended for appointment
k. t,oth nartles to the action and will con-
auct the business pending a sottlement of
the caso.
Kittle Secnre In Ilia Ilooina
Judgo Slabaugh has granted a restrain
Ing ordor to prevent Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Nelson from threatening Jacob D. Slttle
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V'f " oimr n aparimenis. ohiih alleges
no rcniea 1110 upstairs rooms in mo
ouiimng ai ju Bouin rwcniy-cignin sircei
for 15 a month with tho privilege of ro
malnlng ns long as ho choso, In consider
ntlon of his having equipped tho rooms
wun gas piping. io asscris mat me isei
sons nro now attempting to drive him out
oy turning on tno wnier anu Dy inreaten
Ing the mombers of the family. Judge Bla
baugh will hear dcnlls of the quarrel Do
cemuvr u,
Uodaon ChnrKed with Fraud.
v- lIl0,nowa,8 n "CBte "day by
Heputy United States Marshal Homan on
6o uoiub 111c umiia lui ma iu
A-t.n,,A n.. n. n a n
MUiMlc&tZ
lt federal grand Jury, that body finding
tnRt Hodson, under the name of P. Weston,
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ivn-u lutein - uai uco IU n illl.lt
h nltr, in rnf1n ffnrln nntp. W
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mortgage on land ln Taney bounty, Mis
souri, for n stock of goods owned by tho
doctor. N The Indictment alleges
tne wUc t
worthless. Ball was fixed at 11,000) which
was furnlshi d.
Farrell Loses .Ills All.
Thomas E. Farrell, formerly one of the
i0Q(jing citizens and prominent capitalists
of Hastings, Neb., has filed application
with tho United States district clerk to bo'
declared a bankrupt. He lists debts ot
128,138.16 and assets of $140. Farrell was
Interested In the Nebraska and Colorado
Stqne company and upon the failure ot that
concern lost his entlro fortune, as ho had
endorsed notes of the corporation to a
large amount
Court Nates,
Frank Koutskv has filed with the countv
clerk a $50,000 bond ns surety for the funds
wnicn ne win nave in Keeping as scnooi
treasurer ot South Omaha. .
Judeo Vineonhaler has Issued an order
f riving A. w. Clark the prlvllego of guard
anshlp of John and Annie Morrlsey, aged
5 and U years, respectively.
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o'tfo articles of incoVporatloA"oxPresslng
mis purpose navmg uecn nieu wun me
county cicrK.
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Kullty. Bussoy was charged with having
Btolen an overcoat nnd a fancy vest from
Hen Hake of tho Merchants hotel.
John Morrlsey of Omnhn. a plumber, has
flIed a petition with the Unitod Stntcs dls-
trlct attorney asking to bo ndjudged bank
runt
rupt, lie uses oodis or jj.pm and aapets o
$4, to, mainly stock In an Industrial com
pany now In the hands of n recelvor.
Articles of mcornoratlon for tho Cltv Gnr.
bage company have been tiled with the
county cjern. Trie incorporaiorH aro u. u
llurkett. J. W. Kl!er nnd J. 11. Mllllcim
The capital stock Is $20,000. Tho business
or me concern is cleaning mo streets, cre
mating garDngo una Kinareu employments
In Judgu Baxter's court a Jurv Is being
mnaneleu to hear thu enr.n nf .inv McAI.
lister against the Mlannurl Pacific Railroad
company. The nlalntlff was formerly a
trucijman at tne depot, on October 6. 1898,
his leg wan crushed by a tombstone, which
fell while ho was ongnged in removing It
from a car. He nsks damages In thu sum
ot i,wu,
In tho caso of Anirelo Potretta mriUnst
the Union Pnclllc IlaTlrnnil rnmnunv. trlp.l
in tno united nintes circuit court, mo Jur
ruiuriitxi il vrriuui lur mo anrMtiriati
Petretta sueil for 115.000 dnmacca for belnir
mruwii iruiu inu mil ui u nux car oy truin
men of tho rnllroad company while tho
train was moving toward
Fremont
After undertrolnir a third trtnl nn the
charge of grand larceny Charles Roosevelt
and James E. Veutch wero found milltv hv
a Jury In Judgo Hnkor's court. The pair
stole brass Journals from freight cars.
Metal valued nt in was recovered iiy tho
police, 'ino jury lounu mo vuiuo or me
metal involved in mu case to dq jui, nn
amount sumclent to constitute grand lur
ceny.
Thn union Pacific Railroad company has
filed with tho district clerk un offer to
confess Judgment In tho sum of $1,200 In tho
suit nrouglit against it uy iieneu 11. Kelly,
administratrix. Mrs. Kelly's husband
Rnlnh. was run down and killed by a train
at Grand Island H.mtember 6. It Is nll.'ced
that tho accident was duo to tho negligence
of the defendant company. Damages In the
sum or ss.wu wero oskcii tor.
Judae Keysor has Issued an order cltlnir
Frank Koutslty to appear In court next
Wednesday to show couho why he should
not ne auiuairca cuniv or cnnieinni 111 nav
lnir nenltK'te.l to romnlv with thn decrei
granieu in mo case 01 .irwmr u, unvenport
and others against thn city nt South
Omaha The .decree ordered tho cnncella
tlon of certain taxes wnicn had been as
sessed against tho piaintirr s proporty.
nriivn Men Kali
Victtms ot stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, nnd all feel
the results lu loss nf appetite, poisons In
the blood, backache, nervousness, hcadach
and tired, listless, run-down feeling. 13 ut
there's np need to feel like that, J. W
Gardner of Idavillo, ind., sayst "Electrl
Hitters aro Just the thing for n man when
he don't care whether he lives or dies. It
gave me now strength and good appetite
1 1 can now eat anything and have a new
lease on life." Only SO cents at Kubn
ICo'a, drug store. Every bottle guaranteed
BUTCHERS PONDER OYER LAW
Twenty Dealers and AdTliory Board Ooninlt
ai to Meat Inspection.
NEW ORDINANCE WILL BE MORE STRINGENT
Committee ot City Officials nnd Deal
ers Interested Is ApiMilntcd to
Draft Xew Law to Fro
tcct the Fuhllr.
Twonty butchers and commission men
met with tho Advisory board yesterday
afternoon to discuss tho proposed change
In tho rulos concerning the Inspection of
meat offered for salo In tho city. Tho
mlna whl. II t. II a niBPPlnt 1 1, thn CltV
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meat Inspector, prepared woro objected to
on tho ground that they require all animal.
to bo Inspected on tho hoof and would
prevent the shipping Into tho city of meat
thleh was butchered elsewhere. All the
butchers favored the erection of a city
slaughter house and expresed a belief that
1 irh a hmiso would vleld a booA Income
such a nouso would yield a good income
to tho city.
Th rhlnf nhlertlnn tn havln? all atnpk
ine cniei ODjeciion 10 navmg an siock
ln.n.M.,1 on hnnf 1. that the ..mnlV of mn
klllod outsmo tno city and not passed
upon by a governmont Inspector would be
cut off under such a plan and the packers
would bo able to ralso tholr prices. Under
r prices, un.icr
irmers who live
in butcher hogs
In Omaha. This
the prcsont arrangements farmers
In tho vicinity of Omaha c
and cattlo and market them
local supply regulates the price of butcher
stuff and Is said to be of boneflt to butchers
and tholr customers.
Coffmnn Snmarmtm flhanarea.
Health Commissioner Coffnian suggested
that tho rules be changed In such a manner
thnt they will not exclude meat butehered
outs.de the city, but .111 subject all such
iihul iu u rigiu oxamiaaiion anil pruviun
lor noavy lines for any person round witn
diseased meat In his possession. This change
was ncceptablo to the butchers and a com
mitted ot five, consisting of the meat In
spector, the health commissioner, two
butchers nnd one commission man, was ap-
pointed to frame an ordinance, which will
bo satisfactory to tho city authorities and
the local tnent men
13. A. Marsh and C. G. Fisher acted ai
spokesmen for the meat men and assured
the board that the honest butchers ot tho
city aro anxious to have a rigid Inspection
of meat and aro zealous In tholr efforts to
nrvont thn ..h1ln from t,lnr Inmnflnd 1
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upon oy unscrupulous dealers wno uuy uih
cased cattlo and offer their meat for sale.
These men explained that thoro aro butch
ers who deal only In the stock which Is
rejected at tho stock yards and Is not
sultabla for food.
Chief .Donahue ot the pollco department
told of a caso where Information camo to
him concerning two men who wcro buying
cattle which had died and offering thn flesh
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for sale. On one occasion he found a car-
cass from which tho hind quarters had
been cut. These quarters were afterward
found In an Omaha meat market, but tho
present ordinance speclflec that such meat
must be sold before a deuler can be prose
cuted nnd Judgo Gordon refused to take
any notlco ot tho case.
Dealer Under Snaylclon.
.tui'uruiUK iu uiu aiuiuiuuui ui lunuuii.r i
Rrmacclottl there nro twenty meat dealers
ln the city who are under cusplcton and
his efforts are confined chiefly to watching
thesei men, but under the existing ordi
nances It Is difficult to prosocuto offenders.
He explained thai ho has driven several
unscrunulouB dealers out of the city and
In flnlna- all In hla nnwer to nrevnnt thn
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tuberculosis in markets. Such meat is
always destroyed, but nothing can be done
with the men who have It in their pos-
session.
Much cheap meat, ln the opinion of the
Inspector, finds Its way Into cheap res-
tnirantB and chop houses where meals are
served at less than tho first cost ot enough
bolesome food to preparo a meal.
A NEW 8CIKNTIF1C 1MIOCKSS.
. Preparation Discovered thnt Will
Destroy the Dandruff Germ.
For some time It has been known that
dandruff is caused by a germ that digs up
Ihn asnln lain 1 1 1 1 a luttlfa Malrna n ml Ktf I
,sw uwi 1 iuiu iiiuc w hiwu nanva. auu s-j 1
sapping tho vitality of tho hair at the root Robo of Herman, John Zlroimchek of Wll
causes falling hair, and, of course finally Brun. er o Alnaworth. J. C.
nnlnnpan. Pnr vpopa tnnpn nnvA noon nil m... m tt u ...1 n T tl
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kinds of hair stimulants and scalp tonics
on the market, but thero has been no per
mancnt euro for dandruff until the dlscov
ory of a preparation called Nowbro'B Herpl-
Ide, which destroys tho dandruff germ
Destroy the cause, tho effect will ceaso to
exist. Kill tho dandruff gorm and you'll
havo no dandruff, no Itching scalp, no fall-
ing nair.
flr-kAIII TPR IN n nPN T MP
ami a. xhe Board of Park Commissioners has re
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Illahop Williams Lectures Upon the has placed them tn tho bear pit at Rlvor-
unjast steward Wlio Squandered
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The Parablo of tho Unjust Steward."
takeu from Luko xvl, 1-10, was tho subject
ot Bishop Williams' mid-week lecture at
Trinity csttierdal chnpel last night. The
p9l.r rnforrn,! tn h ff( .!,
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plo of the business centers, particularly of
tho cities of the great west, In striving for
riches and illustrated the point by refer-
onco to the crowded business quarter of
Chicago or Omaha, where men with eager-
ncss nnd Intensity written In their faces
il intensity written In their faces
legally cut one another's throats.
to tho Btewnrd In the parable, place
Beok to
They, like
worldly advantage far ahead of splrltusl
uinuifh
IH"lll
The steward of tho parable was nn agent
or business manager occupying a position of
trusi, saiu uisuop wiuiams. -it was nia
duty to bo honest, but this steward was a grandfathers of the new-comer, nro ex
. . . .. . ... I nknninr. .-..linitt.tlonu nvnr thn birth or a
defaulter. lie misappropriated money
which belonged to hla master that It might
bo wasted In extravagant living. In tlmo
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uo n ftuuuiicu ujr un.Kuuura unu, uuy
Ing lost his position, he cast about to find
means of getting a living without working
for It. With tbo connivance of tho ten-
ants ho made a compromise with thorn for
tho money they owed his master. His meth-
ods wero so clever that bo not only earned
tho gratitude of tho tenantp. but tb
master Is forced to admlro tho cleverness.
"Tho master of fho unjust steward did not
commend his sorvant s dishonesty, how-
ever, and our Lord nowhere Intimates that
such a thought was In hla mind. Nor docs
our Lord condemn riches as unrighteous In
themselves, but only when they have been
mndo unrighteously by men who have mis
used them. Tho lesson Is thnt wo nro to
take of the rlchos which have been made
unrighteous by misuse not only money, but
human facultles-aud turn tnem to spiritual
uses, In other words, to make of them
rplrltual friends that after death shall go
before us and precede us Into everlasting
habitations,"
The Chlneae Al.rn.ise.
Thero la no work In the world of which
so many copies aro printed annually as of uppers made for hard service yet
tho Chinese almanac. It predicts the wth good stylo nnd lots of comfort
weather, and notes tho days which aro gunranteo these shoes to glvo
considered lucky or otherwise for com- " . . ,mw .,,
menclng.any undertaking, for marrying, every cent and more than you pay us
burying or for applying reraedlpa to dls- In satisfaction you'ro money lu pocket
caBeu. A lucky duy Is not necessary when
flUP.ci.t.1 B IJ.UIIIUI..I .a mnm . u . i
constipation, Indigestion, dyspepsia, bilious
ncss, nervousness or Insomnia. It will
effect a cure when faithfully taken.
Do you nni a stenographer?
cents for a Bee "want ad."
Spend 25
Jesse moore sought death
1
Fills Himself with Morphine,
hilt
Police Stira-eon I'umpa Hint
(Int.
Jesso Moore, a laboring man formerly
of Wichita, Kan., but for the past eight
weeks a resident of Omaha, attempted to
commit suicide Wednesday evening, by
taking a large doso of morphine, at (he
home ot A. J. Leguorler, 1419 Howard
street, whero ho has been a guest during
his stay In tho city. Prompt action on
the part ot Pollco Surgeon Ames defeated
his purpose and after It was all over Moore
remarked that ho was glad to bo still alive,
Mcore wroto a letter Wedneiday afternoon
to his wife. MViiid. who has been llvtn with
thcr two sons, aged 2 and 4 years, at 403
uoncroft street, declaring that he was
tired of living and was determined to end
his exlstonce. About 8:30 o'clock ha left
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i uu iiuuau 01 uib iiiuuu ui.u iuuk iuo iuor- . ... , , .. I , t, rt
phlDOi relurnlng , ft few minutes, after n" ?lJtS': hT T'
?vhlch' ho foll B eturor. Tno lc'ttcr , r'cl " " f" ' M"!
h,B w0( roUD(J neby, contained the fot- I ?.?r. when thTa eontraet will terminate
,owlng rasa,e. J"8t wh,cn contact will term nate.
TrLlve this I w... be out fat9
trouble In this world at least and I hopo "nern limits or trie cuy anu men cnarg
win rorgivo me tor huh last net tmu io -"i-i , u...- ... "S.
w"l Snus? Vu orrowir bul ,s, f9r thS favored, as It Is bellevod that tho rush of
host for- both of us. Now. Maud, do not wn.r thrmiith thn thlrtv-lnch mnln Is at
worry over this, for whnt s to he will boi"'" through tho tiurty-incii main is ai
" spiio or any enon wo can niHKC. uring
. ri-iii .m nnvr i.f fmC 1
iff." " v. ' -,R"1." U".V clu '"J" '
10 mem to 101 enrus ana wnisny nione.
When the doctor had finished pumping
out the morphine and Moore had had tlmo
ri-gmu ui iuiiu3u.k oumcivum, 110 aruso '
and walked to a dresser, where he coolly 1
replaced n. gloss eyo In the left socket. Ho I
said ho "Just couldn't boar to think of be-
to regain his composure somewhat, ho arose
m? round atau wun a glass eyo m Ms
head."
Mrs. Mooro nrrlvcd later and was much
nffOCUd when told of her hUeband's 'Attempt.
no WB" on 10 mo t.vjr ja.. ,or mo nigni.
. , d tonituo fouj breath nnd cloneed
.A?.0," ?he bowe s 8uKsts the use
Ash Dltters! Tls Just suited
jor gllcn ailments.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
P. S. I.ndd of Albion Is nt thn ller Grand.
Sadlo E. Ollls of Ord Is at the Merchants.
j. Crounso of Fort Calhoun Is nt tho Mil-
lard.
A. D. Sears of Fremont Is at tho Hen-
shaw.
Fred II. Glover of Kansas City Is ln
Omaha.
J. A. OroHBOun ot Lincoln Is at the Mer
chants.
Itobcrt E. Woodson of St. Louis Is at tho
Millard.
. HaW OI UranU IHiaOU IB ai mo
Merchants.
W. L. Wilson of Nebraska City Is at the
Her Grand
W. R. Zlnkee of Creston Is stopping at
tho MIMard.
Paul H. Holm of Lincoln Is Quartered at
the Henshaw.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mitchell of Wayne are
at the Millard.
Mrs. E. M. Ucecker or Nomo Is a guest
of the Millard.
.JS-J&V1.? Orenburg 18 Patron of
tne Merchants.
w A CundllU of KanBalI , popping
at tho Merchants.
it. F. Kinley of Cripple Creek Is staying
at tho Merchants
Miss Belle Drlggs of Chicago Is a guest
of tho Her Grand.
E. T. Bmvthe of New York Is roclstered
at the ller Grand.
Mrs. H. S. White ot North Platte was at
the Murray Wednesday.
t. CV TTnrHriirlnn nf Xnrth Pl.'ittn la a
patron 01 mo ItCUSnnw.
J. R. Painter of Sunlight Mines. Wyo.. Is
a patron of the Millard.
Bon Brooks, a railroad man of Denver.
is registered at the Millard.
Mrs. James A. Cllne of MInden was at
tho Her Grand Wednesday.
William Stuefar of Vst Point, state
treasurer-elect, is at the Millard
. Judge M. I. KlnKald or U NOII1 was a
v iu 1 1 tTBUti y sum ui iiia-uvr uruuu.
V. Russell, a leat leV'rnailufactiirer of
uoiumous, inu., is at uie uer uranu.
p. j, nindmarsh nnd W. F. Currlo of Lin
coin registered Wednesday at the Murray,
IE. M. Herr or Pittsourg and .Brother,
DenJamln Herr. ore guests of the ller
Grand.
Miss Elizabeth Shirley has resumed her
work ln tho city schools as teacher nt thu
Ca.itellar Duncnng.
W. O. Scars of Tekamah. representative
ot Hurt county and a prominent candidate
for speakor or tno nouse, is at me mer
chants. Mr. Sears declined to discuss the
seantorlal contest, other than to say that
nis attituao naa oeen grossly misrep
resented in the news columns of tho Omaha
fusion organ.
Nehraskans at the Merchants: D. New
RM? Fadd'ls" ami V. JI.WaT-
.-a. 1 r I . 1 - n r -I - -,.. I.'.l
man, Anton Jencans und 13. M. Rlrd ot
cull 111 V tiienilllU. 1 . IBLCItoCll Ullii Jti
4JIV1U V. 1 1 . x, 11, DL-Unntn ... 1 . ...
Lucas or creiciuon, u. ij. kiuu or weorasKa
L,liy nnu w. ivcmp 01 rrrmuiu
LOCAL BREVITIES.
The license Inspector collected $111 In fees
during November.
TV.A ..n.lnn nf 1 1 n MortVl O TV1 Q Vl H mnln
sewcr wm ue completed Saturday.
Tho cncken house of Mrs. M. AbDy, 1010
South Fifty-first street, was robbed of
twenty-five fowls Tuesday night
view rarK.
rturirlnra nntnred tho cellar of John A
' . . inn ii- . . .MAn. 'I' itm.'i ii t ii Vi , oi1
nl,.,i wtipn nf beer.
h. L. Rubert. who runs a secondhand
store at 721 North Sixteenth street, reports
"" P?"cV.!me. hnt n'US110.. fi
l .......
cooK moves.
Thn r..ir.i of Hnllister hive No. 21
Ladles of tho Maccabees, gave tnelr.socona
annual kM, and
jae8 were present.
two protests have been received by the
Board of Fire and Pollco commissioners
Board of Fire and ponco commissioners
gatoon at 2703 Leavenworth street.
Omaha meat nnd commission men mot
...i.k t.n Aiiiiisnrv hnnrrl Ttiesdav to dls-
I TV.... II IU . I . . I - . -
the Propose,, ru.ee .-..-
tno request of tho city meat inspector.
William Wallace and r . Ii. Kennaru, as
S"t"0'"Mr"unfi Mrs. James Wallace. Tho
latter have traveled In Europe slnco their
marriage in umana.
a mnvuhl. tool hniiso bclonKlnK to il. J
, .n ,i II wna rrnaHlns the car
,3. n Pnrnim atreet. near the comer
of Eighteenth street. The building was
.niiioa on me in;iv '
"7n7nr rwns held In T tho ofilce of the
POroner 1 yesterday in the case of
Ferdinand Scb.UI nnd .Frank Kroft, wno
;n; ,w'i'l'" u ''1 "1h"'n1c
0'fu jcornber 1. The Jury found that the
death of tho young men was the result of
an ncciuent
Yours Uncle Sam's Position-
moiiK tho nutlouH of the world has
boon established beyond any question
of doubt Drex L. Shooniaii's $'2.50 box
cl,if hIioch havo estnbllshi'd n genuine-
ncRH ()f V(l,uu nover before equalled by
. . ..i ,..if .ia nf
" box cnlf shoe-go in no v, elt soles of
tho best ok tnn solo leather-we havo
seven different styles of mechanics'
Hciivy shoos nt ?2.B0-Bll of tllOlU Illllde
wun uio extra neuvj
If you but look at them.
Drexel shoe Co.
New Catalosr-a ready Beat tre for
the asklaa.
Osaaba'a Up-to-date Shoe Haul,
141B FAllNAM STREKT.
South Omaha News .
Mention has been mado recently of the
proposed olllce of water commissioner nnd
attention called to tho contract supposed
to exist between the American Water
Works company, or, as It Is now called, the
Omaha Water company, and tho city of
Scuth Omaha. Thcro Is n contract In ex
istence, but no city official knows where
It Is, as It disappeared from tho flics yoars
ago and has never been located by any
person connected with tho city government.
The only Item tho city has on record Is a
brief mention of tho tlmo the contract was
let nnd the tlmo It will naturally expire.
This record consumes less than half a
pogo of the ordinance book, while tho
franchise. Itself would tnko un a dozen
pages or more.
What a water commissioner Is to do no
" u (,!".. nwu.u
,...1...
IUieiy UBOICSB.
Mltehcll Mnkes n Find.
Through his agents Chief of Police
Mitchell located a bunch ot safe-blowing
utensils near the Hock Island depot yes-
utensils neai
tcrijBy Th0
of ntro-glyc
.. rpn(lv for
find consisted of two bottles
glycerine n enko of soup worked
up ready for use nnd eight percussion caps
wjtn fUS0 0ttacbcd. A syringe was also
fcllnd ln th nnckneo. Tho nltro-clycerlno
t,n(i hMn nit with nlrnhnl. no thnt hv the
,, - nt hn .vrlm-n It rnllM hn Inlee.ted Into
n boi ariicd In a safe. From tho lu
ItrrrBt'011 the chlcf hnB nt llBnd h " ?on
njont that tho p,undcr bcloDB9 to tho three
"V, WCF rre8tC1 th D,,0n0
hotel not long ago
In oxplalnlng the use of tho stuff found
Chief Mitchell said that the sonp was uned
to fill tho creases in tho door of the safe
before the exploslvo Is Inserted. Whcro
a holo Is bored lu tho safe near the lock
tho chief says that a syringe Is used to
Inject tho glycerine before tho fuse and
cap are Inserted
Chief Mitchell believes tho gang which
has been working in South Omaha now has
cpnrted. No crimes of any lmportanco
havo been reported for tho last three days
nd through tho asslstanco ot tho police
Judge a majority of tho tough characters
which Infested tho city havo been driven
out.
Convention nt Halt Lake.
Great preparations are being made by tho
people ot Salt Lako City for tho annual
convention ot tho National Live Stock as
soclatlon, which meets thero January 15.
All kinds ot plans aro being mndo to gtvu
tho visiting stockmen a good time. It
understood that tho Mormon church has
contributed tho uso of tho tabcrnaclo for
ho meetings. An opern, a grand reception,
a Dutch lunch nnd a trip to tho mines nro
among tho amusements already planned for
tho delegates to the convention. The South
Oranha Live Stork exchango will send nlno
members to Salt Lake on this occasion,
'resident Hako of the exchange being
charged with tho duty of selecting tbo del
egates.
For Sugar Beet (IroTrera.
An extraordinary effort Is being mndo by
the mnr.agers of tho Ames sugar beet fac
tory to Induco the growing ot beets by
farmers ln this vicinity. A letter has been
ent to quite a number of farmers In tho
vicinity of South Omaha offering $1 a ton
for beets regardless ot test or purity. It
appears from tho samples of tho beets
raised horo last summer that the soil la
especially adapted to the raising of that
vegotnblc, and It Is with a desire to In
crease tho Industry that tho Ames pcoplo
mako tho offer mentioned.
Uamey lreT an Applicant.
Barney Oreor, the well known colored
politician of the Third ward and for a long
tlmo president of tho Third Ward Repub
lican club, Is an applicant for the position
of cxecutlvo inf6senger. Mr. Qreer hns
sent his ondorsemonts to Oovornor-olcct
Dietrich and has been summoned to Has
tings for a conference. Mr. Qreer leaves
today for Hastings and Is confident that he
will secure tho position he seeks.
Workmen ttlect Olllcers,
Theso ofllcors havo been elected by An
cient Order of United Workmen lodge No.
66 for tho ensuing year: William Schmidt,
master workman; Alfred Johnson, foreman;
A. Sponr, overseer; Oeorgo Schworn, guide,
J. H. Lornlnce, receiver; C. M. Rich, finan
cier; C. W. Miller, recorder; M. A. Martin,
M. Evcrsole, trustees; W. H. Blabaugh,
William Horry W. S. White, medical ex
aminers. Maato City Unaalp.
Txien.1 packers say that there Is an active
Ucmnnu lor iui iiunim jjhi hi nun time.
Thn Omaha Water company Is lavlnir a
main on Twenty-second street from a to II
streets.
MIsh M. M. Harrinuton. who recently sus
tained a broken arm by a fall. Is rapidly
improving.
P. II. Honey has returned from Fillmore
county, whero he has been looking after his
farming interests.
Ht. Martin b culld will hold nn er.clinniie
at Twenty-rourm ana u streets mis uner
noon and ovenlng..
Thn theft of a s do or boor from Peter
son's grocery store at Twenty-fourth und B
streets nas uecn reportcu 10 mo pouco.
Tho Home Missionary society of tho First
Methodist church wi'.l clve n. tea at tho
homo or flirs. in. u. ingerHon, twenty
fourth and B streets, Friday afternoon.
Reports nt tho yards nm to the effect that
cattlo in North park. Colorndo, aro In fine
condition and nro still on the rnngo. A oar
G0
GRAIN COFFEE
Some people can't drink coffco ;
everybody can drink Gralu-O. It
looks and tustes like coffee, but it
is made from pure grains. No
coffco in it.
Grain-0 is cheaper than coffee I
costs about one-quarter ns much.
All grocers; 18c. andlJc
i
CHIEF MASON'S LETTER
Sfnni CommMdatlon if Dr. Grunt's Nirvura Blood ani"
Nirtt Ramiiy, ffnm Ntw Bedford's Chlif of Polici.
The men who succeed nro not laggards Their nctlve minds and stipple
bodies must bo always alert nnd ready, quick to dctcrinluc, vigorous to execute;
eyes always on the goal, their
CHIEF OF rOMCK HltNKY W. MASON.
banner of impudence In tho fnco of the giant und court his heaviest on
slaught. Not until his heel is on their necks do they rcnllzo how outraged
Nature can assert herself. Tho struggle for health, perhnps for breath, Is then
begun and no ono can see beyond tho gloom. It is not the man who is always
afraid of taking cold or who fusses about exposure that kcops out of harm's
way ; it is tho man whose robust constitution and steady nerves defy disenso ;
whoso blood Is not tho sluggish element that fills the veins of the weakling,
but tho pure, rich red blood of health.
Dr. Greene's
Nervura
Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy is the discovery of the
celebrated Dr. Greene, nnd nothing ever prepared for the Ills of men nnd women
Is so clearly an ntd to Nature. Made entirely of vegetable elements, It will of
Itself cure all ordlnnry cases of debility or nervous exhaustion. When the eases
aro complicated with tho remnants of some devnstutlnr; disease, Dr. Greene's
advice should be sought, and the remedies at his disposal, his own discoveries,
used as ho advises, will bring promptly the indications of returning health
sound sleep, quiet nerves, hopo and ambition. Dr. Greene's treatment is tho
quickest and surest road to health. Many years of constant experience with
human ills, nnd a success greater than that of any other physician, should
glvo confidence to every sufferer who needs advice and help, und who read
these words of comfort and hope.
DR. GREENE OFFERS FREE ADVICE.
Are you bowed down with despair because of ill-health ? Aro your days
passed in misery and your nights in torture? Docs dnrkness surrouifd your
pathway? Are you without hope of recovery, and wishing for death to relievo
you ? Aro you tempted to take the fatal step of ending your suffering and
mental anguish with a violent hand? Cheer un, thero is certain help for you,
prompt and kindly. Consult Dr. Greene. Call, if you can, at his olllce, 85
West 14th Street, New York City. If you can't call, you can write ull about)
your case and in either event you will receive his advice free of charge.
eo nt thla tlmo cattlo In tho nark had been
fed for thirty days.
A permit has been secured by tho gns
company for tho laying of a main on
Twenty-sixth street from A to II streets.
Mernhnra of thn mlftfdnnnrv nneletv of tho
First Presbyterian church will meet with
Mrs. William Barclay Thursday afternoon.
May. tho B-vear-old daughter of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Samuel Uorton. Twenty-ninth nnd It
streots, died yesterday. The funeral will
be held today. Interment at Laurel 1 1 lit
cemotery.
- ,
Loyal Leulnn llntiquet.
Tho local commanilerv of tho Military or
der of tho Loyal Legion had nn enjoyable
mcotlng Wednesday night nt tho quarters ln
me itamge mocK. tne guest or nonor ue
lng ex-Governor Lorenzo Crounse of Fort
Calhoun. Major Wilson, commissary of tho
Department of the Missouri, und Dr. Vaji
Qleson. together with tho ox-governor, wero
received into mcmuersnip. Appropriate ro
marks were made by Major Slaughter,
Colonel W. L. Wilson fl Nebraska City una
the new members, following which refresh
ments were served. Tho remainder of the
evening was pleasantly spent nt enrds nnd
ln relating remlnlscenses. Tho presentation
to mo commatuiery or a complete set or
tho Government history of thn war of tho
rebellion by Colonel W. L. Wilson was nn
nounced. Mlsa Ilroderlok Found.
Miss Mary Ellen Broderlck of 2520 Chicago
street wns found Wednesday afternoon by
tho police. Sho disappeared Thursday morn
ing of last week and It .was believed that
James K. Nowmnn. tho spiritualist who
performod tho hypnotic net, wns directly re-
sponBiuio ror tne disappearance, no wus
arrested Tuesday nnd released Wednesday
night on his own recognizance to nppenr for
trial In police court nt 2 p. m. today. Miss
liroaencK is under tno euro or tno ponce
matron nnd will be taken today by her
father to a private hospital for the lnsnne
at Council Bluffs.
Wmnnn'K Club I'ntronenaeN,
Thn Woman's club hns selected tho pa
tronesses under whofo direction tho audi
torium benefit will bo given on December
IK. Tho list is us follows; .Meruamcs t;.
T. Vno 11 M I iln'n nrnnit Hurt 1 I :
Boyd. Henry W. Yates, John T. Wharton.
Oeorgo A. Joslyn, C, 8. Munderpon, J. R.
IUicuannn, u. w. v nines, w. w, iNitan,
E, A. Cudnhy, Churles Rosewnter, Ocorgj
Even Ef Dor Has
Din 14 ot us noted feet ball players killed
In dls noblo game, I'so not gwlne ter give
It up even If I gets killed and ray boBS
has ter got a now Zeko to wrlto his ads
nn' carve do turkey I'so Ewlne ter take
chances but now I'se gwlne ter tell you
about dera beautiful pocket knives which
ho sells from 10c up to M carving sets
from U up chafing dishes from 2 up 5
o'clock teas from 12.50 up fancy tea nnd
coffoo pots from 98c nn' dom Favorite base
burner toves for $19.80 good oak heaters
fur $4.98 Favorite cook stoves for $11.90 r
an' he sells on dat easy paylnSplan an'
you got no excuse for not buying better
call and see him.
A. C. Raymer
1514 Farnam St.
It Well Pay You-
To como enrly nnd select your Christ
inns iireBents In the way f musical lu-striinients-wo
will gladly lay ldu
nuythliiK you will pick out now, while
thero Is no rush, and hold It until you
want to take It home-wo have it tint
Htoek of novelties on hand this year and
havo presents from " cents up to $1,000
see our beautiful Hue of mandolins,
guitars, zithers nnd ovcrythlue; In music
we sell on small payments.
A. HOSPE,
tittle ui Art. 1613 Dentin.
r.enl must never ting, iso proo
lem is too hard for theso men.
Temporary check to their plans
nicrclv stimulates them to re
newed effort. Such men nro tho
winners in life's battle. Weak
lings look on nt tho undertakings
of theso men with languid eye
and sigh for their successes.
Such nmnn is Chlcf of Tollco
Mason of New Bedford, Mass.,
who writes the following letter
to the public on tho merits of Dr,
Greene's Nervura blood nnd liorvo
remedy :
"It gives me plensuro to add my
testimony in-ihts briof note to that of
many others, of the high esteem In
which Dr. Grene's Nervura blood
and nerve remedy is hold ln this com
munity. Tho fact thnt It It the pre
scription of a regular physician adds
to the conttdenco iu which it Is held
by the public. 1 havo given Dr.
Orceno'i Nervura to n personal friend
who was 111, and was rojolccd to hear
from his own lips an account of the
benefit he had received. From report
and experience, no doubt exists of the
great value of Dr. Urceno's Nervura,
which I re-commend.
"HENRY W. MASON,
"Cifeoroiice
of New Uedfonl, Man."
In tho full knowledge that
diseaso is tho relentless foo of
mankind, most men flaunt tho
for tho
Blood and
NervoG.
IL Thummel, S. R. Towns, W. J. Conncll.
Harold aiffnrd und J. N. Metcalfe.
MnrrliiKe Mediae's,
Tho following, mar.rlage llccpevs were Is
sued at the ofllco of tho county Judgo yes
terday: Nnmo nnd Address. Age.
Milton McFnrland,. Omaha -t
Ora a. Doty, Omaha ID
Clydo J. Hawlett?, Omaha ; 2D
Lucy Baldwin, Omaha 1'J
John J. Koglcy. Ames, la 05
Mary L. Christian, Provost City, Idaho. 48
Ilenltli Oflleliiln lOmltnrriiKaril.
Telegrams from Oenoa, Neb., announcing
that tho woman who entered tho emergency
hospital Willi u. ii. ong is not ins who
threatens to rob tho hoapltnl of Its guest
of honor. The henllh commissioners cannot
ask the woman to leave at once, however,
as sho has been exposed to smallpox and
must not bo released until the tlmo for con
tagion has expired,
CRUTCHES
The best
quality of
maple crutch,
per pair, $1.50.
CRUTCH TIPS 25c
A Pair, Postage Sc.
The Aloe & Penfold
Company, .
Deformity Brae
Manufacturers.
I40S Tarn ass Street,
Omaha.