THE OMAHA DAILY' BEE: "WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 10, 1901.
Telephones 61 J-CM.
January
Linen Sale
Our linens arc known far a
nowhere in this country arc
nowhere
jiumulu-
given as
HEAVY CRA3II TOWELINO
IS 2-3c Toweling now 1214c per yard
l!Hc Toweling now 10c per yard.
"4c Toweling now 3c per yard.
FINE TOWELS
JUiO t)ne Towels now $1.C0 each.
75c fine Towels now 60c each.
4Cc fine Towels now Be each.
Mc line Towflla now 19c each.
TAJiLE DAMASKK--J1.75
Damask now $1.10 per yard.
$1.60 Damask now 11.00 per yard.
Wll CI.OSB SATtiHDAYS at a v. St.
isnm ron rosran rid olovrs axd mocau.'b rATWiHi,
Thompson, Beldeh &Co.
THE ONLY EXCLUSIVE DRY GOODS HOUSE IN OMAHA.
. M. C A. HOILDIItU, OOR. 10TH AJtD DOUGLAS Ti.
tors at tho tamo time Instead of electing
ono first and tho other afterward and tak
ing chances on electing no second ono at
oil. In nn open ballot tho advnntago lieu
also in holding a brake on the fuslonlsts
hould they attempt to Jump In. If tho roll
were cnllod first for ono senator and again
for the second It Is easily conceivable that
the fusion members might Jump In at tho
tall end and leave tho republicans hanging
In tho air. The simultaneous ballot worked
so Well today that tho alleged objections
previously urged havo been badly punc
tured. After holding two scislons the Joint rules
committee appointed yesterday at tho con
ference of republican members tonight re
ported that It was unable to agree on cau
cus conditions, lly a voto of five to four
tho commlttco favored n double ballot, but
there was a still wider division on tho
number that should be reuulred to rule In
the caucus, the various propositions rang
ing from forty-thrco to sixty. Tho result
' of tho deliberations wns reported to tho
caucus tonight and tho committee retired,
ponding further consideration of plans by
that body.
Committer Is DlnclinrKril.
After hearing Its report tho republican
caucus discharged the rules commlttco and
adjourned without fixing a date for another
meeting.
Messrs. Luflln and Mockctt asked to be
relieved from further scrvlco on the com
raltteo, but the other members expressed a
deslro for moro tlmo to present a final re
port. The caucus thought there was but
little likelihood of tho committee ever ar
riving nt nn ngrecmcut, and consequently
rellevrd all of tho members. No other
business or matters wero discussed at the
caucus.
. About 200 citizens of Lincoln mot at the
Cnnltal hotel tonight and passed resolu
tions, tandorslng the candidacy of I). E.
Thompson, a copy of which was presented
to tho latter by a commlttco hended by I.
M. Rnvmond and W. D. KltzRcrald.
DETAILS OF THE FIRST VOTE
lloir tlir Sleiitlirm llxpresKril Their
, I''rienlhl for Slnny 1'elloTr
Cltlxeiis. LINCOLN. Jan. 15. (Special.) Follow
ing Is. the detail of tho senate's first voto
for United Stutesscnators, cast today, tho
chojee for tho, long term being named first:
Allen Currle, D. K. Thompson.
Arrnds Currle, Hlnshaw.
Ilaldrlge Ilosowntcr, Norvnl.
IJerlot S. V. Davison, Church Howe.
Campbell Hitchcock, Allen. ..
Crounse Currle, Harlan.
Cummins Hitchcock, Allen.
Currle Crounse, VanDiizeii.
Kdgar Currie, I). 13. Thompson.
Harlan Currle, D, K. Thompson.
Hodges W. H. Thompson. Allen.
Krumbu'eh W. II. Thompson, Allen.
I.iddell-Jjltcheock, Allen.
Lyman w, II. Thompson, Allen.
.Martin Mercer, Tucker.
AlqCnrgar VunDuzen, D. E, ThomlHon.
Meredith Absent,
rMlllern-W. II. Thompson1, Allen.
iNewcll Currle, Hlnshaw.
Oleson Rosewater, Melklejohn.
O'Neill Hosewater, D. K. Thompson.
Owens Currle, IlHiucr.
raschal W. Ii. Thompson, Allen.
Pitney W. H. Thompson, Allen.
Jlnnsom Hltehcoek, Allen,
Iteming W. II. Thnmpson, Allen.
Steelc-Meiklojnhn. Hlnshaw.
Trompen Currlo, I). K. Thompson.
Vnnlinsklr'.t-M.'Ikl.John. O. K. Thompson,
Weber W. H. Thonttison, Allen,
AVoolntcnholm--W. II. Thompson, Allen,
Young Itosewnter, I Inrlan,
Zlcgler-Hltchcock, Allen.
' Ilctallctt Vote nf the House.
In the house tho detailed voto was ns fol
lows, tho short-term candidate bring named
first:
Anderson Allen, W. II. Thompson.
Andrews D. H. Thompson, Crounse.
Armstrongr-Church Howe, Melklejohn.
Ileoll Suthorlunil, W. H. Thompson.
Tiecher Allen, W. II. 'Vhnrmmon,
Helsner Hlnshnw, Melklejohn,
Tlefkly D, K. Thonipson, Currle.
Heeth-K., A. Tucker, Melklejohn,
Ifloullcr-Allen. W. II. Thompson,
Boyd-flutherbind, W. H. Thompson.
Ilroderlck Hlnshaw. Melklejohn.
limn ir.iss nml Otoe) Halncr. Crounse
Urown (Kurnas) V. 15, Thompson, Melklc-
jonn.
nuresb CS. A. Murphy, noscwatcr.
Cain Tucker, Melklejohn.
Calkins Allen. W. H. Thompson.
Coffee Allen. W. II. Thompson.
Cooksey Allen, Hitchcock.
Coppoc Allen, Ilryan.
Corneer lid Owen, IloieWHtcr.
Crlssoy D. K. Thompson, Melklejohn,
Ciockett Allen, Ilryan.
Dnhlsten-AlI'Mi. W. II. Thompson.
Dlors Allen, Hitchcock.
Kdmondsun Allen, V. II. Thompson.
Kvans Hhlner, Currle.
'Fellers-D. W. Ilerge, Hitchcock.
Kowler Hnlner, Melklejohn.
Frledrlch-Currle. W. 1 1. Newell.
'Fuller-Allen, Hitchcock.
Oullogly M. P. Klnkald. Melklnlohn.
'Onwne-M. I'. Klnknld. Melklejohn.
.aishwiller-Allen, W. II. Thompson.
.'Otoll Allfti, Hitchcock.
Hull D. K. Thompson. Crounse.
Hamilton Allen, Hitchcock.
Hanks Ilerge. Hitchcock.
.Harris-Thompson. Curr!.
Hathorn-Currte, W. 3. Morlnn.
fHnwxby nerge.i Dr. Kny.
.Hlbbort-C.eorge Murnhy, Crounse.
Horton-Mclklejohn, Klnkald.
After Dinner
To nsslit digestion, relievo dlstrc
t alter eating or drlnklns too hctrtll;
to prevent constipation, tnlto
Bold everywhere. 20 cents.
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y COUPON
1 PrcoDt at Bee office or mall
i coupon vrih ten cent nd set
your choice 6f Pliotogritpblc Art
fltudle. When ordeririK by null
add four ccqts for postage.
ART DEPARTMENT,
- The Bee Publishing Company
OMAHA, NEB.
Bee, Jnnuarr 15, 1901,
Our linens are known far and wide and i
in this country are such values
iu iuib "-""""J
Ave arc giving during this sale.
$1.00 Damask now 75c per yard.
Sic Damask now 69o per yard.
t.i, nn rn iu.f vnnl
6oc Damask now COc nrV
PATTUIlN DAMASK TABLE CLOTHS
$3.00 Tablo Cloths now $2.00 each.
$1.60 Table Cloths now $3.00 each,
$2.2.. Table Cloths now $t.f.O each.
$1.73 Table Cloths now $1.23 each,
ODD NAPKINS .
Several odd onc-hnlf dozen Napkins will
bo placed on our counters tit very low
prices.
Householder Allen, W. II. Thompson.
Hoy-Allen, Hltrhrock. ......
Htimphroy-D. K. Thompson, Melklojohn.
Hunt W. H. Thompson, Hitchcock.
Hunter W. H. Thompson, Allen.
Jumlr.on -Allen. Hitchcock
Johnson I, (5. Dunn, Hitchcock.
Jordan Allen, W. II. Thompson.
"Jotivennt Klnkald, John II, Hays,
Knveny Hitchcock, Allen,
l.nllln D. 13. Thompson, Currle.
I.ane D. K, Thompson, Currle.
J.tehty Bergc, I iltchcock.
l.oomls Allen," Hitchcock. ....
I.owe D. 12. Thompson, Melklejohn.
Jlarshall-Hlnshnw. Currle.
McCarthy-IIInshaw, John n. Hays.
McCoy-Klnkald, Hose water.
Mead Norvnl. llofewater.
Mendenhull-ninihHW. CI, A. Murpnw
Mlskell-D. H. Thompson, Hlnshnw.
Mockctt D. K Thompson, Melklejohn.
Mullen Dietrich. Hone water.
Murray Allen. Hitchcock.
Olils Allen, W. II Thompson.
Olson W. H. Morhrt. Hlnxhaw.
I'elslger Allen, W. It. Thompson.
Hcam-Allen. W. II. Thompson.
Ilfdmnn Allen, Ilryan.
Itohver-Hlnhaw. Crounsc,
Bnndnll-N. V. Harlan, Currle.
Kchlnstock Allen, Hitchcock.
Scott-Church Howe, Currle.
Hhellhorn-D. K. Thompson, Crpmue.
Spencer D. H. Thompson, Meiklejonn.
Sprecher M. R Harrington, Hitchcock.
Htelnmevor Hlnshaw, Murphy.
Btockwell-Allen, Hitchcock.
Swnnson Melklejohn, Itlchards.
Tanner-Allon. W. It. Thompson.
Tnylor-Hutherl.iml. D. K. Thompson.
Ttflt D. H, Thompson. Ilosewater.
Thomssen-Allen, W. H. Thomjison.
Tweed-Hinshuw. Melklejohn,
l'hl Frank Martin. Ilosewnlir.
Vnudegrlft-Alli'ti. W. II. Thompson.
Walker Allen, W. H. Thompion.
Warlng-Allou, W, H. Thompson.
AVarner D. K. Thompson, Melklejohn.
Wntson-Allcn. W. 10. Thompson.
WenKl-Church How.', Ctirrje,
Whltmore-Hnlner, Melk-'ejohn.
Wllcox-IUnshaw, Rosewaler,
Wllklnson-W. II. Newell. Currle.
'.Immerer Allen. Hitchcock.
'y,mm,,rmfln-.AIIin. Hltclirock.
Mr. Sfienkcr D. K. Thompson. Crounse.
PROTEST FROM CASS COUNTY
Voters Sleet nt AVerplou AVnter
Chlito Hcprenentntlveii for Snp
linrtliii; Thoiupson.
, .
WPRPIN'U WATKIt Neb. Jan. 15. (Spe-
. . . u " " i.k, iNto., Jan. jii. li
.
senatorial contest, a, iciuiuu vn .n.u.u.
yesterday among tho business men and
,. ,, nvpP nnn hundred citizens
lened It
Tho petition ilenounqcB u. r
. "v. .
TtinmiiHnn nnd renuests our representatives
ot to vote for him for United amies ena-
.. . .
tor. Tho feeling against Thompson is so
strong m this section that It pracucauy
. i-. 1 1 . i .. i .i..ii. i,nii nr nnv u'tm
means uio puaiinu ucaiu n..v.. ....y
UOnOri mill. Al r.linwuuu nun .ir..un,.
tho sentiment Is almost tho same, and. many
..i.. ii,... .,,m rnihnr ih fimlnnlsts
.t, i i,; .,n..fi tlmn that Thomnson
"u ".- -- ,
should bo one of our united States senators.
UHIOMHTS AIJIIIU; ON C'A'UII)ATL,S.
yviii vni ff Allnn fur Short nml
lll OII lOT .III. I. r "
............ tn f.....r rtll.
riHIIIIIIKIIIl IOr llOIIK l frill.
jji.uuui, Jan. io. iicv.u itwu"i
Tt,. fn.inni.ii In Inlnt rniieiin tonleht
creed to caBt tho votes of tho minority
llio mn.uu.ovu ... J - .' .
party for Willlntu V. Allen for tho Bhort
crm nnd W. II. Thompson ror tno long
term for senator and will so voto tomor
row.
HOUSE GETS AFTER PORTER
Will IiivcHtlirntr thf Turclinsc of Hup-
iiIIon liy the Lute Secretary
of State.
The matter was brought before the house
Immediately after roll cnu mis f"ini!
On motion of Marshall of Otoo tho limit
nf tlmn nllnwpil fnr nitnp ilenelnnpv claims
of tlmo allowed ror liling ueucionc claims
w:lth tho auditor was changed from tho for-
tioth day of tho session to tho fortieth
day
.,,
Z
nftcr January 1. In support of his rcqu
ft Mnrahnlt nanprtpil thnt uhnrtenlns 1
tlmo would prevent an overflow of claims
during the last few day. of the session.
besides facilitating tho consideration ot
thoso thnt really possessed merit.
At It n-plnrk Ihn hnusn beirnn the snenlal
nnipr nf hiisinpRH fnr thnt time hnilntlnff
for United States senators which was
. T .
not finished until 12:30, when recess wnB
taken until - p. m
Most of the afternoon session was de
voted to tho leadltig of now bills, but a
few minutes beforp adjournment Taylor of
Custer county moved that tho supreme
court be asked to furnish nn interpretation
of its recout opinion relative to the Hoard
of Transportation act. Tho questions pro
posed were:
Whnt ivn thn pffn-t nf the ile.-lRlnn?
"Did ihn decision render thn Hoard of
Transportation defunct iu toto?
"Did It rovlvo tlio transportation act of
1885?"
Tho motion carried nnd the houio ad
Journed to 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Tho following bills were rend, for tho
nnit timn;
11. 11 117. I,v VnwlprA Inlnt rpunliitlnn
---
tironnslnir tn nmi-nd sentlnn 1 nf urtlclp xv
or mn lunmiiuimu iu me. nittie ot io
hrnska. relative to .the mariner of, submit
stlfutlon of tho State of Nebraska.
H. H. 118, by Mend (by requost)-A bill
for nn net to prohibit rnlliond companies
frnm riniii nir 'trnliin wltV tivn nr nuiFA
i tie. mill nilnntlnif nmpiiiltiipnltt in itin I'nn.
locomotive eniiiucs, or running engines
wltnout a pnui, io uouno me numm-r
cars 111 iiuiii "nil ui" nei-t-Baary iidiji io
maiKitto such train, and tn provide a nen-
alty for tho violation of thin hcL'
lf It .119. by Meoi (by rewrt)-A hill
men In belonging to hibor assoclatinns and
other lawful organizations In the state of
Nebrasiia, nnu io provide penalties ror mo
II, It, 120, by Mead (by request) A bill
umi.; inu itiucBtuiunnii iFi.i.yu. nnu, Kiinie, biiuk iimi iiiHeeiivcruiiH or tlUlUlHUMUIltUU, liy lllo .inajorny, can
In tho legislature, desiring to know the birds Within tho state, of Nebraska, to under anv ruins of law or Justlco bo
sentiment of Cass county cltUens. In the "i-?!6 'i S,.!l,.,5L'Jil "? ! r,0."'.""'! l '.. nilrtpt.l'flif.lirrtinlt A.lIotB alio i!il li ox-
. iuml , ir iani.i,ini 1-Thn hmiio siong touny, tno renture or t ie morning rainy preseutfd as io ineir i uaiiucaunnH
LINCOLN, Jan. lu.(Speclal.) The nouso ' United " Ho Jmlges pf election and each found en-
of representatives this morning ordered an "'I3U uclnS to nto taKcn roi united UUim1 J() h(Uv Nchcl. nf t)lcl)0 rllllllenK(l
Investigation of tho purchasing ot leglsla- States senator, which was taken nt 11 voters testltled as to who thoy voted for.
tin -intinnnrv onrt sunnlles bv Former 0 clock, and nt tho afternoon session, tho There Is no evidence competent Introduced
tlvo stationery and a uppiies by i ormcr , f h majority and minority of t" "ow that any one ot theso voted for thn
Secretary of atato Porter. Tho stationery J0"" ol l" " ly n ", y contcsteo Hodges; no one of tiiesn swore
.iniivprni tn the two branches of the, lcgis- tll senate commlttco on privileges nnd ..,, I10 ono Unpw or claimed to
tntnrn nnnt thn stntn unwards of $g6o. hut elections In tho Johnson-Hodges contest know how they or either of them voted,
n?,nl nf nr nr, n thn nrlntC duo cuho nnd tho discussion arising therefrom vet. with all due respect to the majority at
on account of errors In tho printing, auo ... . rmvl, this committee, they Hdmlt and state in
to nefillKonco, the amount expended was n auracicn , u nirgi. crown. Ul,r rPpQrt tmt thcso votes, ur a part of
fieml lns It helnir Imnosslble to uso any "hen tho Bcnuto convened this morning, them, were illegal and wero votes cast for
nt hi iterlal n. Intended bv the our- after Toll call nnd 'prayer, Chairman Young the contestee' Hodges, which llndlng and
AJ mnt0r,al 03 'n,em,Cl th P of the commlttco on privileges and elec SSl.te.M'r
by Representative uiu or uougias coiiniy. - .................. ... .... ,. majority and taken rrnm the votes claimed
who presented n motion authorizing the "'" request of oolstcnholm nf Hull, w, belong to tho contestec wus that of one
speakcV to appoint a committee to conduct " the minority members ot Bchlmtz, wlm ho 1:rf sl owed wus a,
an Investigation. It carried without an tho committee, that the mlnorliy bo given ci;;il;uatoVlVo plilllnw iilSSo l" a l.UKBy:
audlbln neeatlvo tote nnd Spcakor Sears raoro Umc ln which to have Its report pre- Uh htul been ids custom lu years past, rodo
1 1 nnrfifntallvM Ui Low and Mur- comraltteo reports were made a up In front of the polling p'.aee, called out
named Ilepresentatues uiu, low nnu aiur- ,,.. nt , ono of tho lepiiblicun Judges of e ectloniit
rny to constitute tho committee. special, order for this afternoon at u that polling place, answered th6Vnll. which
for an act to require all railroad companies
In this state to provldo their locomotive
engines with lJmp ash pans, and to pro
hibit employe from going under locomotive
engines to empty ash pans, nnd to provldo
for a tionatty for tho violation of this act.
II. H. 121, by Oawni A hill for nn art
establishing one additional normal school,
providing for Its location nnd making nn
appropriation for thn building of SAme.
II. It. IX!, by Uouller Concurrent resolu
tion to establish bird day for the Btato of
Nebraska.
It. II. 123, by fhl (by request) A bill for
nn act providing for Fionrds of arbitration
.. .t .lnrt,l,, Vi a j1i,fln t.n.1 ns.ivnr thornfif.
and I'roviff,,1,ra,,hn1
an act' m promote tim pub'ic health una to
regulnto the sanitary construction of house
draining nnd plumbing, and to secure the
registration of plumbers In nil cities within
lit., .(til. nf S.'nlipnlWn hi llltllf rwt til 1 1 11 1 111 ,1
ot tnoro than 23,000 Inhabitants, and to pro-
vide for u lioanl for the examination or
piurnuers mi-rein, ueiiniug ineir powers nnu
uJtlcs, provldo for their compivisntlnn. to
provldo for penalties for the lolatlon of
huh aoi ami u repnni 1111 niwn incnunisiciii
with tho provisions of this act.
II. It. lio. by Uhl An act to amend rlmp
tpr vl of tho Code of Civil I'nir.erturn i.f li91
and to regulate tho proi cduro In actions for
libel,
II. 11. IK, by Lowe A bll' for nn net to
authorize any city of Mm si-cond dasn or
village of thin statu duly Inenrporuted ns
ronulrod by law of a noutilntlnn of le-'S than
5.0U) Inhabitants, to establish, maintain,
operate, roniroi nni own n, iciepnono sys
tem and exchange, and to tlx rates of
charges for the uso nf telephoned on sold
exchango and mf-ssiiites over anie, nml to I
providu ror inn imn,iiiirt nnu nperntion or
ti inmn nntl fnr tin. nnl!ft!rti1 nf Milrti I
charges and for connecting fcuch Lxchangcs
witn ton lines. or election and carried ny nun mm ,-
It. It. 127, by Horton (by reuunst An poslteil In tho ballot box, nnd that snld bai
act to district the state Into renatorlnl and lot was Illegal nnd should not havo boin
representative districts and for the appor-
tlvi.u
unit tn llv II, n mininp nt I Iw, uuHtn nml f,i I
rrju-ui necuons i una . nr. cnapicr v ui inu i
Complted 8tatutp of Nebraska.
IT. 1 1ii ItO An.1..M,... A I. til f. nn nnl t
directing the manner in which thn cnrlt de-
nvcu irom me inoiisinai ueparimeniH nr
tho Inslltuto fnr thn tl.'iif nml Diitnli nnd
Mm fndMM Ia Iah till...- .... ..1 1 1 .. I
. .... i,- ,,,, my ..itiii. i.iiu .,11,1 ,'ii , I
oources may be disbursed by the superln-
tondents of the said Institutes, and direct-
inn mo Binio irensurcr m create iiinns
which shall lio known iib "the cash fund
fni thn TnH.llti.A ..m .1... rAn .....I 111, ml." 1
iiinumiu wi.ik nuu i,n,, i
unit '.!,. . mi u It ,,., I tHKllliiln t,n I
.... .t.u vnoit iuiiii .u, IliaillU, IUI .I...I
minu. '
H. It. 12!). bv Anderson A bill fnr nti net
proviuing ror tne change or name 01 me r
Institute for thn T)inf nml t)umb. nnd nlsn
of the Institute for the llllnd, nnd repeal
ing an nciH and partH or ucts in cnnnict
herewith.
II. It. 130. bv Wenzl An net fnr llin relief
of Frederick Clrlch,
ii. k. 131, by Humphrey, (by rciiueot A
bill for nn act to amend section 220 of chnp
ter xxlll. entitled "Decedents," and to re-
iu'mi Biiui seciion.
,ir";.,ll: "J; 'nJI.ulpI.A fo.on uc.t 10
provldo for the appointment of Inspectors
of maliufactlirlnir. nlecliniilnal. tneri'iintlle.
cdumtlonal und other public establishments
uitu iieuniug ineir iiuties, powcrH and com-
I'cunauun, ami providing tor a penalty lor
tho violation of this act.
ii, n. 133, ny Hamllton-A bill for an act
tn amend section 17 of chnpter Iv, entitled
"Afnillplttn nf ttln rnnmll.,,l mliitr,a nf thn
state of Nebruska, 1K. und to repeal said tho tnh II. Hodges, contestec, two major
section 17 ns It now exists. Ity: that he holds tho certificate of election
H. II, 131. by Mullcn-A bill for nn act to and hus occupied, his sea ns a member of
amend sections 213an. um und 213cc of the this budy slncu its organization; that by
Criminal Code of tho state of Nebraska, reason of the aforesaid he Is prima racie
and to reprul Hald sections 2l3au, 2l5bb and entitled to the neat; that tho burden or
2cc as now existing. overcoming this presumption Is on tho con-
ti. it. los. ny uills A bill ror nn net to ifuu, mui mu ui "vl" 'i .:f i..r
amend und repeal section 2S, chnpter Iv, on good und competent legal pv Mence.
article I. as now In oxlstencn In the Com- . That thcro is nn frnltd shown or at-
piled Statutes of 1S99, entitled "Mens upon
l.lva Stock."
II, H. 130. by lteam-A bill for an net to
amend sections S3, M und KCu of the Crim
inal code of tho Compiled Statutes of- Ne
braska of 1899 relatlnir tn irnme.
H. It. 1.17, by McCoy-A bill for an act for
the equipment of certain classes nf private
buildings, hotels, lodging and apartment
houses, flats, public hallSj theaters, asy
lums, schools, factories, etc., with fire es
capes under the supervision or tlio commls-
iKfK'armr
nllln inA n.w.,.ll.... ....!.... ,r ,p in
allies and reioallnir scctlohs 16. 10. 17 IS. ID
' a,n'l :?.of L'hl'!r xxx. und all parts of sec-
... i cnni" xiia; scciion n. cnnpier
xllla. article I: sect on 48. chanter xllln.
nIU.Ci'? ! section 13. chapter xlv. article 1
nf till, rnmit ml Qlulnln- i.f Unlirnuii ni
nVon , --v...Dn,. ...
rKrr rf,IllVJJKi, Hre csen.1,c.;.. . . .
H. It. 128. by .Evuns-A, bill for,nn act to
iv(utAiiMitirtfui
un amies, ami to repeal nn act entitled
"An act creating-a board of J fish cominls-
sinners for the propagation and distribution
u. i.nji in uiu iiiiuni; nuitTH ui rtcuriinttu.
,i.i. i.. .1... ii.. .
nppr0ved February 21. 1879; also sections ST.,
SO. SCa. Mill. !fic. Mid. 8;f. S8h. Ml. 87. 87ll. 87b.
! CT. ...I 'm ..r l.n ,ln.l..n I r..l.. . 1 ..
'hT.Vii "sini'St n T
rnHklli ' eclltlnit of 1H. and all acts and
parts or nets in conlllct therewith.
IT. It. 1.19. liv ('nrniiT A hill fnr nti nnf In
P:.,,,l L ,1, -,-,-;ir"i. ' "u"Z..r
r,rnnnPhl,, Ihn nimllllniitlnno .,f ..
shocr. regulating the nrnctlco of horse-
shoclnir in cities bitvlnir a nnnulntlnn nf
Inhabitants or over In this state, nnd
10 provide a penalty ior lis violation and to
8ecure Its enforcement.
II. It. HO, by Huresh A bill for an act en-
titled "An net to amend section 4392 of tho
t'ompticu HtntuicH or .NenrasKa ror tho year
I idji, uviiik nci'iniii iu;i m ihuuic i, cmmier
I f ,!, ,,. ,,.., Ul.l ,,A..
I ' v .ii" onn, niuiuitu, .-iiL.iit;.. IIOI
.mm " n,1 In l,l u,..l,, ....
existing, anil niso to rcpeni seciions .ns,
2271) and 2'ISD of said statutes. '
,1 T. ,1. I... I 1.. . ..in
II, IV. Ill, 11 I.IHMIlll Ulll IUI llll UUI III
amend section 17 of the Criminal Codo of
the state of Nebraska, and to reneul r.ilil
section 17 ns now existing,
SENATE UNSEATS HODGES
lohiiNon (ilvrn Hip I'lnce After n I
'nil
Delinte on llxliniintlve Com
iiitltec Ileiinrts.
LINCOLN, Jan. 15.-(Speclal.)-The sen-
nte hold both forenoon and afternoon ses-
tlnnn stnted tho majority report of tho
'V "j::;,":;
o'clock.
Al,en 01 " 'Irnns, Chairman or a COmtll t-
. . ..,. ...I
tce tl,rco nmel to confor with a like
'"""'a"10 11 u uui uuubu iu iiiruugu ior
tickets of admission to tho floor of the
house during tho tlmo tho legislature Is In
Jlnt ""-salon for tho purposo of ballotlug
"".ted States senators, suhm.tted a
report, which was adopted, providing tlmt
tickets bo given senators, employes and
I'rcaa reprvoenmuvi-H
a numuer 01 mils were introduced ror
I l,i, n. 1 I .. - . . 1 1 . .
uuiii iiidl uuu duuiiu iriiiilllK.
Tho tlmo having arrived to voto for
United States senators, this order of hua
Incss wns announced,, tho result of tho
v being found elsewhere.
At tho afternoon session the Ijuobc nnnro-
prlatlon bills ,wero,ngain read nnd recom
mended for passage,
(live Ilii- Seal to Johnson,
Chairman Young submitted tho majority
renort of tho scnato committee nn nrlv.
lleces and elections In the Jolintnn.iiniiirea
caso and recommended Its adontinu. Tho
roport follows:
w... vnni- ppmmittPP nn .irii-iinni mi.i
elections, huvlng under consideration1 tli
V, , " , Ju'i"rn ug'unst
II, Hodges from tho Twcnty-c ghth Scn -
tonal dlgtrict. bee have tn iutimit ti... ml.
lowing us u majority report or said com
"' ;"v:, , i .
i iiiiii iiiiLL mi inn liii'ti in iii rniiirns
nf Ihn votes rnst-on KPnnlnl- In knlil iltatrl.t
I Unit TI. llodires received a mnlorltv nv(r
- .joiin jnuiisun ui . vuics; u nil milt iu
- tho voto cast and counted for Hodges there
l wprn rnnr vntPM east nnn pnnntpil rr.r
hint thnt wero Illegal and should not have
been counted. We further Und that there
wan one vote in lU-publlc.in City, In shIJ
illut r pt . t hn t mil i-BHt fnr .In linmin n ml wn a
-not counted, nnd that said vote wns a legal
or nvoio anu mat u suoum nuvo oeen counieu
l ior juini.-un.
Wo therefore And that after rasthiir out
,th four illegal votes cast fnr lloiUii and
h-ountlng """'V" T,n" " ' ,?a 1 tt.V0,1;
loaves. Johnson with a gain of one'voto hud
Hodges with a loss of four votes, eltctln
jonnson -y a niujoruy oi j vuies uv,fr iim
i Your commiueo maties mo louowinc
nnu iiciiiiiitu no HinLiB i iiTniimii zina in 1 1 n i ii l . iiuil iiiit iiuliuiii v it-
specific findings In reference to snld votes
east and counted for H. Hodges that should
not havo been eount?d for hint, nnd in ref
erence to the Ilepubllcan City ballot cast
for Johnson and which was not count.-d fnr
him in the returns, viz.:
We find that Patrick Cobb vot-d for
Hedges lu Ph-lns muntyi tlmt his votn was
counted for him. that said Cobb moved
from rhelps county to Kearney eountv
with no definite Intention of returning, nnd
Hint whlln In Kearnoy county he was mar
ried to uyoiing lady nf Kearney county, and
et up housekeeping in said county and did
not return to Phelps county until throe
weeks before election, and that he m.k, tint
lived In Phelps county for forty dnrn next
ptevlous to election, and that he had no
right to voto therein. , ,
We find that n certnln billot In tltrlan
county was cast ami counted for II. . Ho.iks,
which ballot bad marked on the bjek
thereof tho nume of H. II. Parsons, in addi
tion to the name, of the Judges, and tltr.t
mid Parsons was not nn otllcer of wild
election board, lull only nn elector at said
eh.ctlon, and that said ballot was ill.'gnl
nnd should not hai'c been counted.
We further nnd that a certnln billot In
Harlan eountv was oust and c unt-,l for n.
Hodges, which bnllot had rnnrkol thereon
th, following Identifying words. ''Mat
Hceker," in addition to the tinmen t the
Judges, and that the said Mat Keeker was
not an officer of the election board, but
merely nn elector nt said election, and that
said ballot was illegal und should not have
been counted. . . , .
We further find that in n certain precinct
In Hnrlnn county tin elector by the name of
tirhlJUlitz vetHil lor me nam nonces nnu
that said ballot w.ifl counted for hint, nnd
that snld bnllot was not made out in the
votinff boot't, nut wns maoo oui nyiuesaMi
ftrlilnnnty In lild titlcrffV nut In the Htr'ft
and wds th'!r- received by one of the Judaea
com,ti,.
U". fuwlinn n.i itmi In rtnnuhllcnn ( llv
lit Tfnrtni nt,,l fnln tt'iia Citsl for .lltlin
, .innnson nnn tnrown irai " ni .""""f
by the Judges of said election board Mr W'
r-nnunn .I...I n.. fnnn nf (tin llllllOt nftCT
the name of one of, tho constables voted for
intreon was written ny me vmw mu
"rltv rifrieliil." tt'n llnd that these WorJs,
iclll, In ll.n ...AnMt..r. nf lltn I n nrn tint S11C11
.n.i uiv.li.iin I"- .
murks or Identlflcnllon ns will avoid tne
ballot, and that snld ballot Minuld not liBA a
neeu inrown out,' uui minimi imu
counted for th said John M Johnson.
M', m,M nA,1llAK n'nlllil tlinrriOre 1'nd
, wu, i.jiiii,,,., v, - - - -
I, f.t.fnn f , I. A ArtMln.tnut .lntln . .lOlin-
.1, ,!,. ,, ,na luii,,h".i w...... --
son. nnu wculil rccommenu nun .;"
seated iih tho dulv elected senator from the
wcnty-elchth Senatorial district, nn 1 tint
tho nn,fnl 'Inriimhent. H. Hodges, lie
ousted therefrom. Ilespcctrullv submtttej,
W. W. YOUNO.
inntrmnn,
I-'IIANCIS MAUTIN,
N. V. IIAR1.AN.
Mlnnrllv Slakes n llrport.
Senator Cnranbell, representing the ml
norlty, presented" tho following report
whlc" he ved as a substitute for the ma-
. ., ,
Jorlty roport.
We. the minority of your committee on
privileges und elecilons, ieg leave io
mu me rouowing repori on uiu uwic.
contest:
Wo find that the oniclal count nnu reiun.
of tho votes cast and counted in the last
nlpftlrtn III n.,ti!l tnrlll 1 fllstrlCt NO. 28 gUVO
ICinpietl IU UK BIHMVIl UIl lliu lill t f ,:..,'
thn rniiti-utimt nr thn enntestee: that the
election und entire conduct thereof on the
part of the officers nnd candidates wus hon
estly and fairly conducted! that ono of the
charges niadd on tho part of tho contestant
is uini marKcd ikiikhs weru imi. ium
counted for the coniestce.
Wo Insist that the best nnd only legal
evidence us to whnt tho ballot really con
tains is tlie ballot Itseir.
In ihls casiS the ballots were not consid
ered or nt Hny tlmo examined by your com-
S'feed1
V' llllllnl-ll
iico mere is no icgui prooi ur
hat any of the said ballots were
."' . B " ""I ; "
,... wecllo bnllot, Kurther. wo Insist tliut
lf te ballots are tn bo considered then they
i.i .....i .,,o, .,n i, r ,,u ..i,nii.i,..r.r
opened iwul examlne.1; that oral evidence of
. . ' ........ m . . .. . ...., ,. .. .
ln0 COIlICUln Ol 11. UaiUH, WHICH CUIl I If lln-
diiced. Is licompetent nnd must be rejected:
,nut l)efoVe tho report of ymir commltlco
pnyt nfr tif commlttco la based solely on
what wdtJiesAiis swore was what they knew
or In fuel believed the ballot would show If
produced,' which nrul testimony was con
niciing nnu unsaiisi.iciory.
Iti'IilloN of VoterM,
At no tlmo did any voter swear how ho
voted; that he voted for Hodgea or Johnson
or against either, but each voter wnen ex
iitnlneil nn thn resneettvn sides of this coll
i.i ,.(.., nni n tn linw thnv lin.l
vnlml Thlo nnnllnu wllh rmm fnren til
thoso who. It Is claimed, cast Illegal votes,
not lirlnir residents, as well as to those who
cast marked ballots. The only, evidence
onereu as 10 now anyone voicu was uiu
opinion ot a witness from his assumed or
supposed party adulations ns n voter, or by
those who had tnndo a pretended poll of tho
township, not rrnm asKing eacn voicr now
nu niiiiiu ur inii'iuifu m vnvu ui i iiuimt-
. I,.,,,.,,. .,..11 I.,,, ul, ...it,. Ih. nn nL, nf lin
I . iii'udv l''i, . mill .v ........ ...
I ,... n.l,l Ihn nnll tn lw,u lh vrlti.r
wouiu vote.
Nn voter cbnllenced bv the notice nf con
. . ..:.: ' . "!... I I-.- .1.... 1...
1 ll'rtl nWUIl' UI tlllJlllllI.ll 111 llll- Hill" Hill, liu
voted ror I lodges at tho last election, 'men,
airatn. wo Insist that there was no comne-
tent proof Introduced showing that each
challenired vnter w'ns not a IcKnl voter and
entitled tn cast his bnllot and have It
counted whero tho samu was cast. Thorn
wero about tho same number ns shown by
tho ovldnnco of theso challenged voters
who. It wiih claimed, voted for the con
testant and contcsteo liorelu. These wero
persons who had always voted lu tho re
spective preclnctfi In which they voted this
Lc"r:..""1 al " iel WAV Y'.'L
challenged on election day and tho nuestlnn
well'ns to tho Bplrlt of our laws Kovoriilug
Another voto that was thrown out by thn
tml 1 11(1 It il ticket, and ho with tho iiodii
I hi chtk sieppeu inn .ui' " 'in iu
8ch auntz was, handed him the ticket and
wltllout lotting anyone know how he voted,
list clerk Btepped nut the door Io where
nut III tho presence 01 mm juugn uuu cutk
marked this ticket us ho desired In vote
posited t In tho box as by law provided,
U YroVTln tS'".'..""! llilS!
J.'nntVA or oxainl,u-d. Tho only proof of-
fcred was that of a witness who sworo that
A PRIVILEGE.
'l b rim 11 Awuy Entirely.
It Is curious to observe -how hard It Is
for some people io give up coffee drinking
nfter they havo become, al least Half Balls
fled, thnt It Is the cause of their 111 health
but It becomes nn easy task to give it up
'when one tnkes Postum Food Coffee In Its
place, providing, of course, that I'ostum Is
made nccordlng to directions, for then II
haa tho rich, beautiful color, and a satisfy
Ing taste, whllo the rnpid improvement in
health clinches the nrgumeni,
A young lady at Cambrldgcport, Mass
I sayu: "When It was shown to mo plainly
.i,ai my in health anil excessive nervousness
, , , , (n .,,,. ,
was argoly duo io the coflco habit, I
- realized mat i must givo u up, out it wa
i next to impossiuio io uo so, uowovor,
HiadO till) trlnl and 100K I OBlUm I' OOU Upr
. -
I fiv with the mental reservation of tho
nrlvlleee' as I termed It, ol drinking coffe
Pm fKe . ns i lunuiu , .mmiiib
"Llttio did I dream what n true friend
P()Btum waR (icstlned to hocomc to mo. The
' ,,,,,ln 1.1. ,hn ...,.,,
Old stomach trOUUlO leil, 1110 nOTIOUsnCSS
l uuuu u ncpn,
vanUhcd, and good, natural, healthy sleep
i rftmo t0 my reHcf. In le?s than bIx months
I t i. ui,,. ...h,.. t ,,. ....
I felt llko another peison, I was io we
and happy. ,
"Tho 'rc8ervo privilege' Jn regard to utlng
regular coffci was thrown to tho winds,
have not the slightest deslro for It; I
fnct, i very much prefer my Pootum to any
1 1-
hn nfflAKen1 lit m n nnmillst. Ill t had nnl
spoken Io him on the question ns In how he
intended to vote since tne prior eireunn.
No ono had talked with hint Ihls year ns to
how he voted! no ono sworo ho voted for
tlio coniestce, Hodges, yet thH voto Is
found by it tnujorlty to have beiin Illegal
and a vote that hud been cast and counted
for Hodges, threw It out and thus reduced
tlio majority of tho contestee.
(iii'Sllou of .littiiisnn'N Voir.
Another voto challenged In the notice nf
contest Is ono cast by ono who the con
testant claims wrote Ills namo across the
back of the ticket. This ticket Is not pro
duced In evidence or examined by tho com
mittee, but as to whether or not It Is
marked as charged nr that It was voted
for Hodges, as claimed. Is left entirety to
oral testimony. Thn Judge who had posses
sion nf thn plain ticket swore In his opinion
It was voted for Johnson, the clerk and
another In their nplulnn It was voted for
Hodgs. All of this testimony Is objected
as Incompetent nnd not 'ho best evidence
by tho contestec. ami your committee In
plst that such testimony Is Incompetent,
yet without tho examination of the ticket
tho majority of this committee find that
suld ballot was cast, was so mnrked nnd
wan a bnllot cast and counted for Hodges;
that It wns Illegal and they threw It out
and thus Illegally, us wo claim, reducing
Hodges' tnujorlty,
Agnln, the contcsteo Insists that the con
testant Johnson cannot he seated for Un
reason that ho Is disqualified from holding
the said nfllru by tho constitution of tho
state of Nebraska, for the reason that he
was nt the time nf his nomination nnd elec
tion, and long subsequent thereto, a holder
of n lucrative olllco In the said county of
his residence, tn-wlt: A member of tho
board of supervisors of said county, having
been duly elected and qualified nt the time
of his nomination for thn position ot statu
senntor of the snld Twenty-eighth sena
torial district, nnd held the same until
after the last election: that It Is udmltted
In tho evidence that the said supervisor
district embraced more than one township,
and we Insist that the same Is a lucrative
ortlco under the laws of this state and does
nut come within any of the exceptions
enumerated in tho said constitution.
Wo therefore Insist und most respectfully
submit that the said contestant has nut
miHtiilui-tl thn rluirirrs nr anv nf them IIDOtl
which this contest is based, and Unit the
contestee, II. Hodges, Is entitled under the
law to retain his seat.
We further insist the said report of the
majority of this committee should not bo
received 6r acted upon until all the votes
challenged nntl questioned are examined
und counted.
FllANK CAMI'HKLL,
J. A. WOOLSTKNHOLM.
Committee.
Tho motion brought out considerable ills
cusglon on both sides. The speukers fa.
forlng the adoption of tho mujorlty report
were: Ilaldrlge, Young, Alleu nnd Har
Inn, while those opposing It were: Hnn
som, Campbell and Miller. After remarks
from both sides a vote wns called for, tho
question being whether tho minority re
port should bo substituted for the mn
Jorlty, nnd tho motion was lost by n vote
of IS to 13, Meredith being absent und
Hodges not voting. A voto wns then taken
on tho adoption of the ninjorlty report, the
report being adopted by the samo vote, 18
to 13, thus resulting In seating the contest
nnt, Mr. Johnson.
The following resolution, which was pre
sented by Zlcglcr ot Cednr, was read and
r.nt over under tho rules:
Whereas. In a Into ense the sunreme court
oi mis siuto hub decide,! tne rniironu com
mUshin law if 1S.S7 iini'iiimllutlonnl. and
Whereas. Tim l.itn rnvernov nf till 1 state
In his farewell message to this legislature
it-slimed mat, necause oi sucii iieusnm.
hero was ni railroad commission law 111
rorce in this Mat?, Iitul
wnereiin. in inn nnininn oi eminent iu
ers the snltl ileelslnn nf the sunrumo court
.jvlvcB tho law of ISM. which In that oveni
Is now tn forpc, Jt,d
Whereas, It H proper for this leglalaturo
to be advised for Its enlightened action in
the premises, therefore be It
itesoivcd, That tnu momuors oi mn u-
primo court no asacd me iniiowing ipic.i
tlrttsl
1. What wns the effect of tho decision nr
our honorable court In the case tu ino
Ip.tn nf Vnlnri t Wm ncnllisi thn Illirllllirton iV
Mlannnrl Hlviir Tliillrnml fVininlinV. MmlcrO I
ii the zist day or November nisi past,
Inrlng chapter l.v, Sessions Iiws of 1S87.
rcnnstituunnai t
2 Hid such decision rrndcr the railroad
nnminlfiMlmi ftp! mint 111 tntn?
.1 111, I uiinh ilpplulnn rxvlvo thn Htntiltc nf
.isNii. to-wit, ciuipier ixv, avsniuuna.uw.-i .ay
article vni, cnnpier ixxu oi uuiiipum -31m-
111 p nf 1 KWi . ' -
Vnli nn, mimf rpjllpptfll IV rpoursieil io
imwpr the fnreenlnir nuestlons nt yblir
earnest possiole convenience.
Keeolved secondly, That a certified cony
of these resolutions bo transmitted to the
Judges or tho supreme court.
Upon motion the senate ndjourned until
10 o'clock tomorrow.
The following senate flics were Introduced
today:
S. V. 10H. bv Currle An net to amend
chapter lxxv or me uompncu muiuies eu
iiiinii "iiprnrni itrniiiiiH.
S l.r nil. liv MrCVirirnr An net to renulre
a stamp or label 011 ever' ball of hinder
tii'lim until, iiffpri'il nr iixnnsed for rule
within tlio stativof Nebraska, and providing
a penalty ror tno violation inereor.
H. p, m. by lialdrlgc An act to provide
for tho humane shooing or horses, proscrib
ing tho qualifications of a horscshoer, regu
liitlnir thn nrnctlco of horseshoeing In cities
having a population of f.,000 inhabitants or
over lu tno state, nnu 10 provuit; n peiinuy
ror Its violation nnu 10 securo us cuiorco
mpnr.
K, l' JWi, uy iiniurige An net in nmenu
ctlon 223 ol chapter xxlll. entitled "De-
ppiIpiiIh." nnd tn reneal said section.
S. ir. 107. ny ua'.drige An act 10 provide
for subjecting corporato stock to execution
and nttaciimeni, uuu ino inunncr 01 pro
pppdlnir therein.
s?. R ins.' by Martin All net to regulate
nnd fix the salary of the clerk and reporter
of tho supremo court, providing for tho pay
ment or 1110 same, anu providing lor ino
disposition of all fees and costs collected
bv htm, and to repeal all ucls anil purls
or acts in conuici ueruwuu.
s. i . 1 rj. dv 1 iu 11 r ce , joint resoiuiiou
tn ntnenil secllnns 2. I. G. C and 13 of article
vl ui' thn constitution ur the Htatn or ('
braska, entitled "tho Judicial Department.'
nml tirnvtit nir ror nine unices 01 me si '
premo court ami ior a uivisiuii ui muir
IIUIICS, moir neit'i:wuii, iitiiih ui hitviuu iiiki
their salaries ami 10 veneai eaui orignia
sections.
DEATH RECORD
I'l-trr Sliullr. Illi-x nt Snn Illi-uo,
Nows of the siiddon denth of I'cter Shult
at San Diego, Oil., has been received In thl
city, where his purcnts, thrco ulsters and
two brothers live. Thn death of Mr. ShulU
was entirely unexpected, and it comes us a
Fcvero chock to hlb relatives and mnny
friends In Omaha. Mr. ShulU was reared
In Omnha, whero hn nttended tho puhll
schools, nnd made hundreds of, friends In
tho days of his boyhood, He was ono of in
six boys who. Home years ago, took a trip
down tho Missouri river in n flntboat with
fatal result to ono of tho party.
Mr. Shultz, who was 29 years of ago at
tho tlmn of his death, went to San Diego
Oil., eight years ngo. Ills body will reach
Omaha this week and tho funeral will be
at tho family home,
1 ; ii iIn I.ii ii u I'ollllcnl llri-nnl.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 15. William 1
FUliback, aged 72, died at his homo here
today. Ho wuh ono ot thn best known law
vers in tho middle west and had been prom
Inent lu tho affairs of Indiana for halt n
centurv. Ho was formerly editor of thu St
Louis (llobe-Dcruocrat, At tho time of hi
death Mr. ! Ishback was mastcr-lu-chancei
ot the Unltod States court.
!, O. IckiN of Cri-Nlnn,
CKKSTON, la., Jan. in. (Special.) (
O. Ickls, born ln 1SI1 ln Ohio and n resl
dont of this county for fifty years, died thl
morning. Ho wna ono of tho oldest plo
nccrs.
County Supei-liiteiiilent CouUe,
DAUTLKTT, Nob., Jan. 15. -(Special.)
Neuralgia of tho heart has caused tho mid
den death of L. J. Cooke, superintendent of
tho Wheeler county schools.
(rent I'l-iii'll .Mn!;er Di-nil.
NUItEMUUfin. Jan. IB. Johnnn Faber,
founder of the ruber lead pencil factory,
Is dead.
Triiiii'uHi-i- llnnk Looted,
JAMKSTOWN. Tcttii.. Jan. IS.-The
People's bank of Livingston, Overton
county, was entered by burglars and robbed
of Jj.oco. N'" trace of tho burglars has
been discovered Livingston Is a remote
town about llfteen miles from the nenrcst
railroad point and further particulars aro
unobtainable at present,
TO Cllin THIS Ollll' IX TWO IIAVS
LaxuUvc Droino-qulnlot) Tubjots.
n
AMUSEMENTS
flu Iloiinilrrs"
A cnmlc omra In three tirtS libretto by
Harry II. Hnilth, music by I., hilRlander.
l'resented at lloyd's theater for the llMt
time Tuesday night by Thomas Q, Ben
brooko and compHtiy.
THK CAST.
Maglniils i'.isha, tin Irish Turk... ,
... Thnniua u. BeiibrooUe
Tho Duke de I'aty tin Clam, who bus
nieti evcryining nnu louim iiiuuinn.,,
In It" Will C. .Mandevllle
Tho Marqtlla do Dncciiret, Ihc moth for
wnoiq i nea is 1110 name
. narry 1 . mrn
Siegfried Hotterdammerung, leader of
me Herman stren hniul ...juko iieruniu
'rlscllla, wife of the marquis, nn Amer-
ii-iiiiKiri neiongiug 10 iv wormy laiuiiy
of Quaker Ipuiiptte I.owrle
Then, a. ballet dancer .. . Dertha Wnlslnger
meiia Ulltedgc, up-to-dhto Atnerlc.in girl
.cii!C iiyncn
Madamo Kuraphlnc, Thcn's "iiiothpr"
M.ihel Illnk,1
Jollvet, n young reportt-r Kato (lardner
It 8oems somewhat presumptuous for
Mr. Seabiooke to cull his latest comedy
creation a comic opera. It la rather n
farce-comedy with u preponderance of
dlalogito and Just enough music to Justify
the presence of n chorus, And It were
better thnt the latter designation be used,
for as a comic opera "Tho Itounders" ran
hardly he considered In tho rrd-rlbhon
class. Vlewel In the light of fnrcc-comcdy.
however. It is entitled to recognition ln
that .It Is amusing nnd entertaining.
Tho utory of "Tho Itounders," ns related
through three nets of dialogue nnd song, Is
n leaf from tho dlnry of Mnglnnls I'aeha,
nn Irish Turk, who betakes himself to
Paris, clad lu the habiliments of n Turkish
nobleman, but nil Irishman through and
through despite his disguise. Ho Is lu
search of n popular ballet dancer whose
picture has como Into his possession, nnd
whom ho seeks as nn addition to his col
lection of 100 wives.
Arriving. at a summer resort near Paris,
ho finds n young French marquis, married
to nn. American heiress with a pronounced
religious instinct, who Is likewise In love
with tho ballet dancer. Tho two learn of
their mutual ndtnlratlon and leave post
haste for Paris.
Tho second sceno Is thnt of the dancer's
dressing room In n Paris theater. Without
Indulging in the formality of obtaining
permission from the box nfllco Mnglnnls
nnd tho marquis gain ndmlsalon to tho
dressing room. Tho Inttcr's wife, learn
ing of her husband's mission to Paris, fol
lows him to tho theater and contrives to
nrocure n costume Identical with thnt of
the ballet dancer. She proves herself a
rollicking young woman, even though horn
In Philadelphia, and Mnglnnls fulla In love
with her. Determined to repay her hint
hand In his own coin bug accepts the at
tentions of the pnBha until he becomes
helplessly Inebriated nnd then leaves htm
to the mercy of n love-lorn old woman who
serves as the ballet dancer's wnrdrobo mis
tress. The marquis eventually discovers
that his wifo U qulto ns charming ns he
had dreamed nono other could bo hut thu
bnllct dancer, nnd a happy reconciliation
folllows.
With this somewhat slender thread ns
tho origination Harry U. Smith has com
posed n fairly ontortnlnlng comedy. It
Is by no means up to his best efforts nnd
thero Is not n great deal to commend In
tho hook. Occasionally thero Is a briskness
nnd brightness In tho linos, but for the
most part the dlnloguo is dull nnd tho
lvrlcs somewhat doleful. What llttio music
thcro Is In the pleco Is of the catchy order,
hut Is not destined to bo immortalized by
tho whistlers.
It Is .somowhnt unfortunate that " Mr.
Seabrooke has not tho advantage ofirbef-
ter vehicle but with, this handicap nnd
Hint, added by a small nnd not too bril
liant, chorus ho makes the best ot it aud
Is droll and amusing. As a Celtic comedian
Mr. Seabrooko has long since boon recog
nized ns occupying a stellar position and
ho wcll-stistalnu his formor reputation,
making of tho queer combination, un Irish
Turk, all that could possibly be gleaned
from tho part. The Dulio do I'aty du Clam ot
Mr. Will C. Mnnduvlllo wns an excellent
portrayal of tho foreign nobleman In Hcarch
of nn heiress. Ho was dryly and entertain
Ingly witty, sang well and wus fortunate
In having a number of taking songs nnd,
best of all. did not overdo thu part. Jake
Ilernnrd did much toward Injecting llfo
nnd humor into nn othcrwlso dull first
net ns tho leader of thu Oorman band.
His comedy was of tho infectious sort nnd
his nrtlculutlon and accent were Hupurb
Miss Jennotto I.owrle was altogether
charming an Priscllla. She was denture or
dashing as tho occasion required and en
acted thu role in a most satisfactory man
nnr. Sho has an attractive voice and won
tho hearts of her audlcnco to tho extent
that thorp wns much disappointment be
cimso sho had not moro vocal opportunity,
Dertha Walzlngcr was acceptahlo us tho
ballot duncur, nnd MIbbcb Lynch and Illiikn
wero mlcqunto to tho roles they performed
Tho stage settings nnd scenery were none
too complete, but what was lacking tn this
respect was made up to n certain extent
bv tho handsome gowns of tho women.
"Tho flounders" will bo repented this
afternoon and tho engagement will close
with tonight's performance.
Tho l.lon'n Sluire,
NIOW YORK, Jan. in. The Mutual Life
Insurance company of New York has made
tn its representatives throughout the
United States nnd Canada n preliminary
announcement ns tn Its business on this
continent during tho year HiOO. As usual,
It leads all oter companies In assets. In
como earned, amount paid to pollry holders,
new premiums (Including annuities), In
terest nn,d rents received nnd In vnjumo of
paid for now business, excluding Impaired
nnd vicious risks, which It does not nc
cept. Accumulated funds available for se
curity aro greatly In excess of those held
by nny other company. Dond and mortgage
lonn nrcounl, the niOHt Important In the
assots of a life company, Is larger than
that of any other similar Institution. The
Mutual Llfo is still tho pro-eminent com
pany. Mm, ntliin (Mil on llnll.
WICHITA, Jan. 16. Today quarantine
was declared off nt ,lho county Jail and Mrs.
Carrln Nation, charged with smashing
saloon windows, wiih released on ball In
thn sum of $200. Her trlnl has been reset
for next Monday.
Doubt Cannot Exist.
Investigation Will Only Strengthen
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with the kidney secretions which greatly
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corner 1Mb and DouglaB streets, I took a
courno of tho treatment. It cured mo nnd
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(Dr. McQrew at njre 12.)
THU MOST SUCCliM SPllt.
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A.ltlSirMKXTM.
-Omaha's Family Theutf r-'Phonn irH. -
The Flower of I'erfi-ctlon. TQmjult
Hacked from tho Fields of, " w"1"1 !
Vaudeville. flilR
IJOHOTIIV AVAI.TIJHS. l',lVL ,
MOHISItTl'S mill WILI-llUllO.
THIS HAIMIOVY FOUL
HILDA TIIO.1l AN,
Assisted bv( Lo ..Hall. ,"The Lone Rtar."
And company In'A Stolen Kiss."
1,17,7.110 AM) VIMS DAI.V.
THIS KI.MHMIOMi:.
Prices, evening, 10c, 26c and r.Oc.
Manures Wednesday. 10c and a.ic.
Saturday and Hunday, 10c and 2Ec. Fen
front rows reserved, DOe.
NISXT WHHK-rtLOOltA'S STAflS.
BOYD'S I
TOD A V SlKO.
Woodward & llurgeai,
Htsn Tel. 1913
'I'O.MC.IIT sun.
THOS. Q. SEABROOKE in
"THE ROUNDERS."
Ma!r':.W$1,50'
''rlilny Kvenlrig, Jan. IS'
KDl'AUD BTHAUHB AND OUCH ISKTIIA.
Prices, 25c, Wc, 75c, UdO, $1.50.
Keats now on salu.
Tho Old, Old Blory PrtckeiV to thu Doors,
MIACO'S TROCADERO?'ul"',,10!i0
MATIN'KH TODAt-lflc am) ZOe.
Kntlrn Week, Iticliidlng Huturday Night
Nothing llko It eer seen in Oinahn. before.
Irwin's Majestic Burlesquers
Night Prices, lite, :flo Sn,.
Mntlnecs, 2 15. ISvrnlllg. ;1S. Klnokn If
ou like. Next week, "Fads nnd FqIIIm.