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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1902)
THE OMAHA DAILY II EE: SATURDAY, OCTOIIER IN. 11K2. ii i I 11 1! i i ! i X n PliWRHI Tho Biggest Ll li UM Clook and Sui Suit Sals MI THE GREATEST SALE Sensational Sale 15 It. TRANSUISSISSIPPI HISTORY Best Underwear Nr.bbieM. ni MT.ist. exrlusfv and quislte garmctu. is ibe la; est tarn tuns 1,1 c. ibf T.a1 wrhaae of 1b trim a ef Ph rfi f lbermsnn. New Tori Hit. ob sale at l:alt anti wn at 1cm ibaa naif the macula ctur-r' regular price e tbitr-ltlt nrr.ving flatly by every eipreet and treigbt. Mnnc Carle rents, n lined, pleated back. 'J- ta-M tai satin bands; a garment worth (I, fa blur, ralcr, brew, and red. $ale price .... : rtn rarlo m., made ia all wool Lereey. lined wi.b guaranteed aat.a. plated bark, in c asior. red. bine aol blark, P.eguier US. g. fc R nl trice - .(O Mon;e Ctrlo coat la fine kerseys. ir.TOa.-vn.t s and i c.pc edgd psnnc lelvei., worth tir..W; sole price i "tt-Monte Csrt rtiara. bad of kerseys -Vflmtr. velvet end other striirh fabrics at J jr. rip, cm. no, sad ::4.90 all wool ed satin, bine and 0.90 ie krmrn, edgd ta 10.00 ef kerseys, ilrh tabrira. 30.00 it p : Ab previously a clou need, the trroendous, tirxely Dd fortunate cah purchases of ladies' j tt 10 t t liakt- and auits; nienV. women's aud hildrens underwear aDd sboes. and the tic mill iur- Bf lb p"' . . . , , .. . . . . . ..... . . ' cured tb oi iurimure i on taie raiuraaT ana as loup as iiiev last, micii marrelou Darpaiii jiiviij. such astoiiifLinK ijualities and varieties in newwt and cboieest Tuerchandiise in all lines Las Derer been equalled in America. ATTEND THE IUG MILLIXEKY SALE. leljrates. friecdn and visitors are inrited to make tLemnelres at hoiue at Harden Dros. Bapfrape eheeked free, renting, waitinp and writinp rooms; anv information or aeeommodation desired freelr extended. Yua are weleome at Harden". PJ il br uhii rur bu?-fr an rB roilla in rb t.untry. Kit hr-vr big atnrka of cboirft. b j nnr and rhilflrfti at l- la X 1bf rtn THESE r,REAT ri RCHAFES. ACCKE STVRrAT. THIS riRCHASE JNCL.riEf THE VERT EE?T GRAIES M rrfd lh rn'.ir aurpluK atmka of arrrral ;m rab'tiffrr i TTylr a a arcrr'"4 and nt fit:lD. brot nttr unaprarar lor mrn. lar ricf GATING OVER r,0 t'W. WILL FK ON SALE Extra ! is ibia driiartmrnt te it p U rrittl'tlT. Great Furniture Sale LADIES- Fl iTS-W. l.fli S rmd marrrula. blou Jarketa. trimmed Jr. aalln avnrtb fSift. fair prirf H Hf. taAla- arH mad? Wal ,n,htr ch,T. trtorlT irmitnpa blouse and Norfnlk la Hark. t,ro-e and blue. rfSu larlr lf..-i. al rrlre JiI.Mi. Lali t, taflwrd ai.Ha. made of taab JmaW .briea. la nrwt strlra. a.lk lined tb-ouebout. uaually and at ;i ftfl a air J'Tire tir. CO. LafltM' f)i tailored aulta at tld.W. on and up to 4f fn. I SKIRT DEPARTME.VT MKi drfts and rainy-dar kirt, in aJl newest rbadt-R. pleated and Blot aeani efferts. worib up to lift, aale prir. earh. IS.ftft. 1 table rainy-day akina. worifc $r..Wi. for 11 . i IN THIP FTOCK reretred Tt Rktna In eitra riaea. ? to )). in bla'k aud color, ahlrk alae plaoe rm aale at JS.Wi. If.. (Hi and SC.dO. i DIVAN LIKE CUT. IU W). CH-cr aifbt tbouaud j.teroa of furniture rtured tor apot oatb from tb leaditkii tactorlet la Michigan tnd Wlat-oiie.B at 1-1 to ija pricea. Every piece of furnltara la tail aaJa la arractei. mad from beat Saturday in tho Bargain Room Harden Sroa. arw have the ot ons.pl -Ttrji.Eim la tirw and Bp-to-flate. They ara eeet.iaaal'y roertrin new (too arriva. XO rIDLERB OR M ANXTACTl"RER8 WOOL DRESS GOODS n tcjoJ Henrtettaa for All -wool Faarlea for tfn otrirUy an iroot aultlnRH. tl.f black and colored Slellliana. Ml icc.be id and other r't"(3 worth up ta Ji.(to a yard, art will ro Saturday at a yard.. T5c 11 enoI ChalHa fur sue Ali wool rrear.h Fliiiieii for . 2!c A.U wool walaUnya tor 2i,e SILKS l and 71c jjJiau allka for ttp and ?Bc fanolea for JUiman otrtnea wortb 11.00 for. 2f.e COTTON DRESS GOODS a.natrnaa wairlinira Kt ji Imported jaemalea for.: ... jar If-r drape-lea for 4 .'. " J(,r 3 Re douhia fold erea plalda. Juirt tbe ttatu for ehilSrea'a 'acbool areae. for Tie an. cretoat for ji. CLOTHING BoyV ti mi and ti.W aufta for Ji.26 ur tl W and TT.c knee pasta fr Mc r barraia rwon la the ret. !a and are placing ibens oa aale ai tbey SOLD TO IN THIS ROOM. j Jfiea a St.M and r.n put for. a paJ- ! 1M i.M I FURNISHINGS ! Cbildrea'a 6(c underwear tor Sua jCtllCrea a extra beary fleeoed-lined ua- derwear, aiaea S to 34 ream, tor Sie I niMtn-t He lalrraeir for IB ( Cbndren'a boay Jeraey-rlbbed tinflerwear , la Tenia and panta, aiaea to years, i 15c Lafl1"' and rbiiaren'a atocklnKa la Mark I Tor 30c iLadiea' fleeced-lined Teau and panta in J STBX and ecru, regular 60c quality, for 2ac .Ona lot ladle' underwear la part wool. 1 worth 71. for wc Children a out tng flLnnel dreaaea for 25c j ewa Te I tlerwrar for Jlte, Mena extra beary feeced-liaed ahirt and drawer, in p'.ala colora. brown and blue, ahina are made alncle and double breaned. for... Men a cotton aweatera. la red. Harr blue ,or ! Mea a extra beary Jersey-ribbed ahlrta. la brown. Hue and black, oa aale for. 4c Men 'a Utc underwear for 5e China Dept. iorra,Trn mm and cake diabea. rery lare, fancy ahspe, regular The diah. lOe. ! 7Baiarm4 trollatid naastrlet eream. tc. Art pottery frflenlera, Jlc. J laiprrted fire . roof . Oerxnaa baking I Ciabea, I-qt' 7c; qt., Iftc; 2-qt.. 15c; 8 Wr., and -qt. ;.e earb. Oa mantlea. ic. V Ottpa. oaur-ara and plaiea. te earh. j I-pier errata! cream net. flro poliabed, Grand Jewelry Sale A reliable place to buy your watch. Our guaranty inaurea you laatina aatwfr..Hrui Price J4 be4ow tae uaual t harpoa and our iroetMad warranty wfth every watch Great aale Saturday on ailverware of ail Kino. iaiur ahould aecure their rectr of Omaha here. Ttarl ahtrt 25c up. A nice line of aaah pina at lite. Epecial aale in sterling silver napkin rings and nooeltie o all klnda Saturday. sou- waiat seta v all prlooa from CANE FEAT CHAIR. TT.c. selected woods, in best finish, newest fle slpn and highest quality. The factories cioeed out their gtinda to ns at a big refine ties to clear up stocks, and this enables ns to offer you tho newest and best furniture for tbe kitchen or dining room, the parlor or Bitting room, the bedroom or the office at a as ring of 1-8 to the uaual cost- Bedroom suite, throe pieces, hardwood, fiDe finish, on sale at tll.W). Five-piece parlor suit on sale at 819.SS. Letting Dovrn tbe Prices cn Groceries R"Pt Teploce. for U Choice Lima Beans, for lb Choice Pearl Barlej. for U Choice Homtnr. - fc-r lb Cbottie hago. for lb Choice Flake Hominy, for lb : Cholo Rtce. Uv lb Frh Cormmcal er ptiutid Caunetil, fur lb Eje Flour, for lb Graham Flour, for lb -Wheat Graham, fur lb , Whole Wbeat Flour. for lb Pure Buckwheat Flour. fur pound Neutrtta, for pkg Force. for pkg Mart a Vita, lor pkg New Prunes. for lb - ltallon Prunes, for lb New Santa Clara Prutwa, tor lb New French Prunes, for lb , New Michigan Peaches, per lb New California Peaches, for lb - New Lemon Cling Peacbea. tor lb New Aprtoota, tor lb -... A Hcney Saving Shoe Sale 5c Zlc .....5c ..5c 4c Ale ...3c . 2c 3c ..2c ...2c 2c 3c ...5c ..10c 10c ICc ...5c ...7c ...10c I2c 3ic ICc I2.c 13c Heats ire High WHT NOT EXT CHICKENS? Freeh Dressed Poultry at Teas ir.d Coffees 8ic Visitors to the Gity will do well to Tlalt our OPTICA!. DE PARTMENT and get thnir eyes examined free of rfcarye. Glasses fitted et lesa thaa half usual cost. Lenses exchanged. Re pairs of all klnda. All work guarasteed. . Beautiful presents given away with teaa and ooffeea. ave roar tickrta Standard English Breakfast Tea. only New Season Pundtied Japan - Choice Drink In Colored Japan Tea Ceylon Java and Mocha Old Gov. Java and Mocha .... Family Java and Mocha .... Good Roasted Coffee 35c 35c 40c 22ic 25c 274c I2ic A I We will place on sale one lot of sample J combination suit for ladles, in hite st j gray. Regular price. ti.M. a: rent, j One lot of sample combination sulta la j shite or gray, for ladies, la tne wool, i worth ti.W. for (1.60. LdSies kiik and sool coniliinaticn suits and heavy sl'.k pleated suit in pink, tiluea and whites, worth I4.W, at (2. Mi. Ladies' fine silk and wool and silk rfrc blnat.ion suits, la black, wh'te. blue and fir.h color in the Sterling make, worth KM. at tSMl. Ladies' extra beary ilk ooniblnat tor tilt In biack. white and flesh colors in tbe S'rrlltg make, wonb tl2.Wi. t (T.Wi. Ladies' beary fleece lined vest and pants la extra heavy quality, at 2T.c. Ladies' fine satin ribbed vest and pants and half sool vests ana pnt. worth 75c. at 4c Ladies' fine silk and wool rest and psnts In extra fine quality and eight, worth 00. at tl lS per garment. Children a fine Jersey ribbed vests, pant and drawers, in the Harvard Mill make, ex tra quality and f.mrh. in all siaes. at Shi each. Children's extra heavy fleece Hned parts, est and drawer, in all aiaea. at I"c earh. Children's cotton fleece lined combination Suits, In all size, at doc Children combination suit. In all izes. wool, worth (1.2a. at Mc. We carry a complete line In children's vests, pant and drawers in fine Scarlet Medicated rr.frrwear. Ladies' fancy lisle thresd hose in plain aofl drop stltrh. worth 6fe aDd 7fc. at llc. Saturday we place on sale several thou sand pairs of men's, women's, misses' and chUflren' shoe closed out to nc on ac count of failure of B. Rosenstotk. Maiden, Mass. These goods were consigned ts him, but not delivered. The difiere-nt lots coa stet of the very highest grade of shoe from the very beet factories la New Turk and Massnrhueetts. all on sale Saturday, Choice of the entire lot of ladies shoes, worth up to ta.OO. for (2 ft and tl.K. Choice of the men's shoes, worth up to M 00. for (2.PR, (2.60 and (1.9. Misses' shoes, (1.98, (1 76, (1.86 and S7c Men's shoes, satin calf, worth (1.76 and (2.00. at (1.1. Men's and women's carpet slippers, worth X.c and 40c, at src Women's warm slippers, worth (1.15 at 69c. . I Wnrnee . wrm 1 Bi XI K 11 a GT"t " popular .... ' ' ' flats Saturday, worth (2.00, at. Chilfl-ru s aprmis In all sizes, embroidery ' and heuistltched. st 2.rr end 4Hc. Ladies' airtight front corset, ill sisrs. st 4lr. worh TT.c Ladies' and misses' girdle rorari at 4?c s orth Tnc. Dr. Warner's straight front corset tor stout figure. :ses 22 t H inches, Mark and drab, at (l.Wi. , Tbe f? long hip, straight front corset la O. D. W. B Erect Torm and W. C. C corset at (1.00 and tin. Men's (2 00 and $4.W all wool sod silk aud wool shirts and drswrrt In some of the best mtke. all oa aale at 11.77.. Men'a 12 W' all wool shirts and drawer IB nut. gray and cnlora. on sale at fl .77.. Men's (1.60 all wool and slik fleece lined shlrti and drawer in plain snd Jersey ribbed, on ealr at H9r. M"B s extra heavy wool fleeced lined shins snd drawer In blue and pink, alsn : wool in natural gray and color, worth ; II 00. on sale at flr. Mali's $1 00 rx'ra hevr wil fleeced lined shirt and drawer In color, on sale at 4c. Men's (1 00 colored laundered shlrta. with separate eelle and'cufls. in all the nes est color, on sale at 4Tr Mens (1.60 snd (2 00 colored laundered shina with oeparal cuff. In all the Bes est styles, on sale at (l.oo. Men's wool sweaters in all colors, the largest line of men's and boys' sweater la ' Omaha. sale at (1 00 and vp. Men e blue and colored flannel shins at . (1 Oti aud (1 60 1 lot of men'a wool and cotton sock, worth up to "r.r. on sale at 30c. Beys' colored laundered ahlns. with ser : arate collar, at 49r. Great Millinery Sale The most astonishing price ever made on trimmed walking hata and street hats. Our great stork of newest and most ex quisite walking and street hats, trimmed la fancy bird, quills and drapes, on sale Saturday la three lots: Lot 1 All our fine (1.00 and (1.21 street hats oa sale Saturday at (2 .00 to 50c street and 75c Let 2 All our (1.60 walking hats, oa aale Satarday at ... Lot t All our finest street and walking hats that sold up to (2.7E, oa sale st Sheet LIusic We are headquarters for all tb latest sheet music from Tb Bultaa of Eula, Wizard of Oc and Tbe Stark, an sold at reduced prices. Ask to see the nioe sew folios are have Just rooeived, both vocal and Instrumental, containing all the nioe new lata music mm ?rn o) 12) Lai 0 So . 05 1.85 Special sale at big reductions la price Saturday oa trimmed dress bats and pat tern hat. The most chic, exquisite and charming hata ever shewn. Saturday is children's day la the milli nery department. Special for Saturday 100 coney collarettes worth (2.50. tor We.. 300 coney soarf tor Me each. 300 silk waists, worth (.00. for S2.PR. 60 velour blouses, worth (12.60. for (s.RR. ATTEND HATDBNS GRAND MILLIN ERT SALE. Bargains for Saturday 6(i- Postillioa Belts, 26c. (1.00 Chatelaine Bags, 60c. (2.00 Chatelaine Bag, (1.00. Grand Hat Sale 876 doses men's fall and winter hats now on sale. Tou can always rely upon correctness of style snd excellence of quality whea you purchase a hat at Kay 6cn . Every hat in our vast tall took conform to the latest full fashions in men' headwear. The stylet accepted among good dressers la the big eartera cltie are all ber. Tou pay let for stylish beadwear here thaa you expert. Our com plete stock makes It possible for us ts sstlsfy every demand of the careful dresser. "Becoming hats at 76c, (1.00, (1.60. COO and (2.60. Grand Ribbon Sale Silk taffeta ribbons have advanced 2 per cent. We suli have a big stock of these all-silk ribbons and for the present will con tin up ts sell tbe No. 40 ribbons at 10c per yard. Grand Opening Book Sale Saturday Grand opening book sale Saturday. Ns room for prices. Come In. Boys' and Children's Caps 200 doaea boy' sad children' fall and winter caps now oa sals In all th new shapes and colon, worth 60c, 75c and (1.00; Saturday's rale price 16c. S6e and 60c. PRICE OF COAL STAYS HIGH Iailea Win Xst 4rtt Et Tboy Hbt. Alrsac? Er.ab".iahi SCARCITY Or-SUPflY 8 ROW THEIR PLEA tfcat rretk Fwel frra East axawt SSs Oata'B4 im Tot Months OsiBtseajwcsitlr Mr lief Is That far Away. offering high prices and everything else and the coal wa not forthcoming. "We are In the wcrst fuel famine that the country tt .ever seen i:nd I see no re lief for months. When the coal start to coming west then pnscibly the price will ge down, but It will be toe late to help very much. Nearly all ibe hard coal In Omaha has been sold and there 1 prac tically none out in tbe state. In many towns, tf the cold weather was to com on suddenly there would be much suffering inside of twenty-lour hours. Omaha is not In as bad a shape aa Kansas City. X was informed that all the supply la that city w-as not equal to tbe supplj of one Omaha dealer." Omaha xcfliVsnatre and Omaha paupers Bike art 'up against a bard coal proposi tion that lbs Attlrmrnt of tbe coal strike faaant ewercour. Dealers all crer tbe city rs unanimous iaalng that the settle ment cit tbe strike cemrs to lata ts cut ay ice bare at least before January 1. and era then ft is doubtful. This the dealers say is because nne sf 1ba coal wnil reach tbe western country during th next three months. Every bushel that ts sained now w411 be gobbled vp by tbe east, and before the consume- there bare been rupplled the snow will bar faTleB and the Chriauxuis tide sill have plsaed and tbe cold weather will be upon th country. Even If the ooal war stacked up la th east it weald be tnsposeible to get rel.ef twee beiare cold wratr-r. because of the Jerk of transportation. y the dealera. Tbe only eoaaslation they bold cut ts the wait ing multitude here is that tbe prior which it now (16 a ton will ge ns higher, 'or tbe good and sufficient reaaoB that if tbe prtoe was (.' a Ion tbe dealers could not get It. Many of the schools and hospital and til her public bulldltni in the art consume only tbe hard coal and these will have tal t-e supplied Iret. The wrest ran use soft coal or ora orbs Just a rt pleases and th dealer aar that la what the west will has t iu W feat a laralrr bays. On dealer aaid' "Tbe settlement at the ink win not rrJirve tb coal situation except la ta tact that it will soaks tbe people feel easier, and oaua ibrm ts be content ts take a little cocJ at a time and ! not attempt te bur up atl is eight and hustle tor more. They will know that w will b able ts aet coal later But 1 am positive that am f the coal will raw s Omaha or the west before mom time la Jaaaary. It will be tnree week before the mines are pot ta normal conditio, and then begin tb work uf sui.j.Ml eastern deal era fc far t r months hv hern uuabi ts get tbetr vraer filled. "All tbe coal that ia taken ant tar the est two anuBt ia will have is g ts tb east, lnr It is , known thst the west can get ala&s- Exn if that were net a, ws -suld get aoa here because of tae lark at transportation. Every year tt takes all summer te get the coal scattered through tb westers country, and thaa w bare trouble, and It la tanposslbie ts do ta a maath bt csnuot be done la av muntba." "la one way, said thta dealer, "tbe Strike settlement will tend ts oaase suffer, irr b'D. bsceue many of the consumer, tfciaking they will be able ts get tbe bard caal sous, will tail ts. lay la a supply at efi until tb last buibdul It ba kwi reported rbat plenty of coal la an band ,ad a being held by eastera sValer. bu: I know thta as b nscru,' Tar ts ba. tn4 CITY COUNCIL IS CRITICISED b at Attark by Tksse larrrealea ta Par KoU. Whtrb rtes Owrr. Tbe city council has com In far a con siderable amount of adverse criticism by reason of the fact that amocg tbe large number of city aMigBtious which mast be laid aver because of tb setting aaid of (16.0U0 ts build the proposed new market LIBRARIANS ELECT OFFICERS Itiat 7bitt of Omaha CnUuiu Prfwiosit ijMaksr Tau. SECOND VICE fRESIDEKT 0HLY CHAnCE Asaarlatian Aeerpti lavlttatlaa frasa rnaaat fablie Labrary BmH ta Hals Its nest Martina; la thai City. With tbe sesvioa of yesterday morning, which ccntiuurd to 1 o'clock, the Nebraska Suite Library association completed the business of its convention, the afternoon barig been left open to be occupied by th delegate in ichl-Mtang. Th- morning meeting opened with the reading of the an nual report of tbe secretary and tresBurer menu in a Non-Depository Library," Miss Maud Parsons, reference librarian Omaha public library; "How to Advertise a Li brary," P. B. Wright, librarian St. Joseph publir library. Each of tbe papers was followed by dis- ruBsion and aa nrtlve Interest wa shown in tbe proceeding throughout. ! HAYDEN TO BUILD RAILROAD WeaJthy Oamaba Mereaaa Applies far rvaaeblsc ta Caastrart sikar baa Line. Ts tbs list sf prospective builders of suburban car line for Dougla county may be added tbe name of William Hay den. This wa revealed for the first time yes terday whea the Board of County Com missioners was called upon to take some action upon Mr. Hayden's application for That of the treasurer ahowed a marked!" Tb' referred tbe com- . - v - - , .... i uiuuii-.ai.iun ts it comnimitiee oi tne wsuie., .Uk. CT .1 Mi UK . U.,. i BU1I MMU bllU lmpraved coudttion of the financial affaira of the organisation. Officer a follows were all elected to bouee, will be tb py roll of tbe super- j serve for tbe ensuing year: Mia Edith risers recently appointed to conduct the : Tobitt. Omaha, president, Miaa Jane Abbott, registration of eater tor the coming eltc- 1 Lincoln, first vioe president ; Mrs. C L. Talbot. Lincoln, second vice president; Mia Clara A. Mullikcn, Lincoln, secretary, and Mis Miirgaret O'Brien, Omaha, treasurer. but not with asy deaire ts shelve It. Tb purpose is ts grant Mr. Haydea's request tor aa opportunity of meeting the board aome time soon and discussing the mat ter, after which such actios will be taken as seems best. Tbe petition which tb wealthy mer chant has sent ts the board and mJalih was read by the clerk yesterday is "For tion. mm the present auUotk tbese men will not be able te draw their remunera tion from the t city until February next and the best terms they have be.a able to get for aaaigmtai of their claim is a discount of 10 per cent. Tbe aggregate Py roll of the registrar will be some where la tbe nr i yi. borhood of (ri.OOO and there 1 -now in the general fund of the city trcasurr but t"47t aai there more ,h,n n.ODO of ml.re!!anni. expense association ahcu.d n. longer hold Its meet- Zlrl, ll 'If n oiii neia up, neriae tke claim of tfcs J ing m connection with ibe State Tench Omaha Street Railway company, amount- era' aasoc iatloc. but there was some d. 1 th rirVtt fMn.liiDa . This was a re-election of tbe effioera of 1" ' 1 V , " 1 7 . , . . . , . . struct, control, operate and tnamtata last year, mith tbe exception of second vice . . . , ' . . . . . , single or double traik railway upon, over, presioenl. hu b office wa formerly oocu- , . . . , r.. , , ti v c i . , . along, acres and under the public high- pled by Elva E. Kuloa of Peru. 4 . m . . . . , t A aar In aaid county of Douglas lor the The QuesuoB cf berr the next meeting I , , . . .v . . .. . . , . . , "1 pttrpsse of operating thereon and there should be held drew lortb aame discus- ' .itV n , .7 . ,, ,. . with line or lines of suburban railway to Etnti 1 t a mi i i lis araouuA a a. a ' ' lng to (6.000, and a balance of (IP.utKl on the en pine bona lot, all past Clue. CaKI Starts far Maailau ROME, Oct. 17. Axchbii.hc.p Guidl, th road rates, the -entral locauaa and the apostclic delegate ia the Philippines, and ! sweater benefit io be fsund ia larger vergence tf opinion a to bwber it sould be mure advantroue te hold the meet- rIh. .-V i 7 7 ,r v . , ; "'"PortaUoa of freight and paaaongera." Cmaha and Lincoln for the Bake of rail- .v.. i . . South Omaha or both, with towns and vil lages ia said county of Douglas." Tbe petition further states that "William Haydea desire and proposes is oenstroct such lln or lines of rails ay for tb hi sacreisry. Father O'Connor, started to day for Marseille, from which port they will saU tor Manila. Tbey sere lid It re ar J at tb railroad station by a large gath ering of ratlcun ofhctuls, heads of the re ligious bodtea and rt presentativu of tbe mlniBLrra aocradited to the Vatican. Th arrbbiabop haa takes with sunt all i-.s ei ia- library buildings, more extensive art coi- Hayden, she had previously filed the peti tion, requested that it be read at this meet ing, but did not appear ia person before the library ,,la. or in the smtUer tt.UL. lor i n,.", " 1 f 1 P" IO"7 the purpose of sumulatlng local interna "i- ia the ettabUnhmem and building up of the Tueay. the next smaller libraries ' meeting dty. The commie! oner say that mi beat at f-rsaaat. At the does of the diacs-jioa an lnvita- ! I1 tbey know at present of tbe project a : ht is contained in tbe petition and the rvmfark that Mr. Harden mads ts Commit - r - " "r "iruu en-.rr manna : tion rrora tn rremont Public library ts i swncr O Keffr te the effect that during HE at K ALT' MtottsftQ. lNPTtl"MEJCTt5 placed on record Frtoay. Lietuuer 17: V srnslr aareaa. Queenie I. Cor sell ts L. W. gmiiL lot 2. t-iock a. rx.irtb tmatia I J Wairer braudo Slid wife ui Mifhael and biary eiuliivsn, liit 1. LKi.d su.itfc's subdlv 7 A . Wllkins and wife le M E An ourkoa UK 1 b.ock lu, Kouotsr Piace t.s'.f H AuOvrsuti atd w.ie lu Mirbfc4 Keiaer. lot 12. Uuck 1. eh uii a aoo 21 W. Ct. I re and aire io Jat-;b and Anmc fwotxKia. a.t feet ft tiiie teet kt I. biock IV K(rrs' sad l.Siil wt (Uia Urrtr I 1 i - ii iu oj.i4m, .-m'w i or sos ii uuua mw o ner eastern centers ns found capital ready ing sf next year or net ia still t be de- ( lor investment in siirb a. e.-r,.r,. termined The (ward did nut officially ouoinilt Itself On behalf of tbe State Federation of t na ts the granung of tb petition, but Cosb-Woman-a Clui alias Margaret O Bneo be- u.isKUa-er Connolly remarked- " Franchiae sp-J-c tbe eo-oiTat.aB of tbe asaocistion j Surr t'a ,ir it. W . gat bushels of in the ro-. t. t, ure from th next leg,.- j r-kll . t. band out for bate. will l4ur aa increased appropriaaon lu tb telr tte r uaty along." state librtry oommiauon It aa ihcvn Tne uuls atbtr business before the board that ibe secretsry of the cuminiwlcn Is at ! yc.su. iay. atber than routine. ns tb. ,rr amperes is aw enort ts acc-jir- conaide: clici uf tb ui .-.t.i t..-.. I.lu-h tit id work ty th heavy bemands upon bcr time by reason of routine cCce wort. Tbe plan cf toe federation was approved and tbe chair was empowixed to appoint a the ooal problem of the commissioners haw (loacludad that the Omaha Coal Coke and Lime company cannot be held ts lis list year's cuau-eci to furnish turf at a prio which new norms E H CaaYias te J B ra'labaa. one ai-r iu ia nrl, -)-U Decis. j committee to confer sith tba: organiia- low. but tbe eeunty s stark is badly - "-fro is me maT .er i teiMi and aomethiiic nuo k. h- i. Paper trt pr.u:d as fjT.los t: Bo' t was finally decided that n acUoa should i br)'it.g." Miss Vi Uie i cajjiioa. aaa.ani li j braiac BLat umeersjty library. LinccilB J "Aids to Reference Work ia a Small Li 1 "I' 1.. M U W 1 1 . - ... X utaJ ajuei.1 cl UaufefW ifi.t library, Crumelt. la. "PutUt Don. f tiherrft i E B 4'aaahan. on scr m I n i- i-u b takes until TnesdaT, by shic time tb cammiuiutier hope that the strik settle ' ment negotiation a-iU hsre advaaoed suffi ciently tar ta bring about a reaurusa ia tb cost at tbs article. SO WAR IX P1SSEXCER RATES tVioajrt fipacitl 'Will Hot Prooipiti.ts & ral Warfkra, aa Expsctei TRAfFIC OFFICIALS MAKING SETTLEaEKT Sartbarastera ia Eiseeted ta WltBy. a raw Calaaiat Hat trass Be braskav Terrlterw Advertislas; at rksrrk Caawaatlaa. "No rat war this time. Th clouds arc rolling by and Is a day or tws I think all will be bright and warm," aaid a local passenger official in commenting an ths rumors that the entire west was about ts be plunged Into another fierce battle over passenger rates, as a result of tbe applica tion of the one-tare colonist rates I Ne braska. Passenger rate men of the Cnion Pacific, Burlington and lUkhora were In session yes terday endeavorliig to effect some arrange ments for withdrawing and keeping out of Nebraska tbese rates which were put in ether parts of the west and by the North western applied t Nebraska. Iowa and Wyoming Tines snd oonnuctlon. At the recent meeting of passenger offi cials of these roads in Chicago it was taritly agreed that the one-half rate, plus (2, would be introduced to other sections covered by these three roads, but not ia Nebraska, as nothing would be gained, but much loss by such a proceeding, since the territory wsa controlled by these roads any way and tbey would get tbe travel at full rates. Tbe Tnlon Pacific also wanted is keep tbe rate out of Kansas. The N on h western' action la applying tbe rates ts the Nebraaka territory was by be means the result of any trintioa between tbe oil'ciala, as has been represented ia some quarters. It appears ts have beea due ts some misconception and lb of ficials today arc expected to have no d.tfi culiy la effecting satisfactory term. Another objection t tbe extension of thee rates ts Nebraska, as was discovered after tbe Chicago meeting, was that tbey would lead te, or at least admit of, cutting tbe rates te Dtaver and common points, which it is considered would hire been a fatal move. Belor tbe final result at to day's deliberation caa be announced tb roads Involved will have ts confer with tbeir eastera connecting lines. It ta not doubted, however, that amicanle and sail far lory plan will be made. Aesvrtiatae' bebraaba ball. The Burlingtoa passenger department has established a sort of advertising bureaa at th Coliseum, where the Christian church convention la in progress. Ths ides of this plan ia te ret eastern delegate interested ia Nebraaka aud have them visit certaia sections of 'ae state with a view of set tling on Nebraaka aofl first and Burllngtoe soil second. A vast amount of books, book lets and atiser advertising matter is bring distributed smong tbe delegate. While Nebraaka la being web advertised. Colorado attraction atv bcitg brought te tbe attention of tb people of th conven tion. Leonard Thompson of Denver has charge of tbe Celoreue department. P. P. Feorea ia leeki( after Nebraska's inter- ONE LINE ONLY TO BE BUILT Cresting. It l expected that forty or I firty will enter, whereas only thirty-two AsTreraeat baia ta Ealet aa Salt Lake, j were in the former. A"VL7e""''"' OIL MAGNATES ARE EXCITED Persistant rumors are In circulation de mite tb denial of Senator W. A Clark, that terms hare been effected between bin and bis partner, R. C Eerena of St- Louis, on the one side and Harrlmans and con troller of the Santa F on tne other, whereby but one lme will be built from Salt Lake City t Los Angeles, thus avert ing a bitter and never-ending war. which would have been yn-eclpltated If tbe two lines, originally contemplated, were con structed. It ta said that either the Clark- Kerens faction or tbe Hanimana will build this tingle line. This story ts in direct line with that .printed In Tbe Bee a day or tw ago that as a result of tbe amicable settlement of differences by Clark and Harrimaa tbe latter would be given full sway north of Salt Lake City on ts tbe Pacific coast and Clark would control tbe Intervening coast territory south. Tbs prediction is mad that when tb Oark-Haniman-Santa Tt love feast Is ever and tbe combine announced Ciark ?i Kerens will be found ts be members of tbe principle transcontinental railway system. ROWLEY WAY PLEAD GUILTY It la laee-rateee tbat Caaaty At career Will IMssatas All bat Oae Case. , It is understood that Martin S. Rowley will plead guilty la district court boob ts the charge of forgery, and that the county attorney will dismiss the three oases against him other than that in which be will make such plea. The alleged offense is defraud ing ti e Armour company of South Omaha out of various small sums by securing, in his capacity of timekeeper, various sums i for men te whom it was not owing or who J bad no existence. Mr. Rowley has been in tbe county Jciil sine hi arrest last April, and in June '-..'as tried oa one of th charges ' nf lorgxry and found not guilty by the jury. , la fl strict court there is lit tie sctlvlty , at pre t except for Soma city tax case ia Judg ZHcklnkor's court, some minor suits la other eeurts and Lbs Heap embrzale ment case, which has bad the floor In the criminal court ever since Monday. Oaskaat Hear that 1'belr "Gather" la W I eaitac la "Oaaavlasr" Sleety. City Comptroller Westberg received a telegraph message Thursday which, al though It was brief, started a fresh ex citement among the ail magnates of th city ball. This message read as follows: Well on S! doing fifty barrels dally witb-c-ut shooting. Good tor fifty when shot, L. E. NEJ3ERGALL. L. E. Nebergall, the sender of th tele gram, is general agent and manager of the oil properties of the Omaha-Wyoming Oil company. This company 1s made op entirely of Omaha men and nearly all uf the city officials and a larg number of their sabordinnt employes nr interested. -.rieaa Staves ana Btmasree. Awarded first prise. Parla. 1V00: Suftale, iSWL K eases city Jelat Mateea. LONGFORD. Kan.. Oct, 17. Tws hundred people last night wrecked ths building la which r.iseman's "Joint," er illicit saloon, was conducted, smashed twenty cases ef beer and tea kegs of w hisky and tarred and feathered a woman inmate. CHANCE FOR LOSERS TO WiN Mea'e fla Fa Taaraaamrat III ate j Mela, EaetaeUnc ("bass. visa eSec A mea's ping pong tournament will b held in th club s' parlors la tbe Be build ing October SO, in deference is tbe wishes of a number of those wh were oentesiant la tb tormer men's tourney and tailed te win prlaea. For tbe mental contort ef all concerned it is announeed now that Jerome MrGec, tb captor ef all tb laurel ia tb first co so petition, will not enter this tour ney. H ba agreed te ty out as that ether may have aosx chance of getting ia on th ground floor. Mr. MuGe ia the ac knowledged champion of Oman in this line at sport, and sum of his friena g e tar as te claim bun aa th aaer at the entirs west With Mr. MoGe cut si tbs rare first boners lie equally near six Bbea, and U easiest is therrl :- eapected t bs very "The Surviral of the Fittest " Herbert Spoicer'i apt phrase it applicable to bodies cor porate as well as ibdividuala. That at the end ef three quarter of a century the GORHAM Co. Silversmiths h&s outdistanced all its competitors rrcini tha.t it ha.1 survired because it is the fittest. An trv-rr-w&kf-fu! vigi lance has enabled it to rserve its original high standard and to maintain the purity of its silver, the beauty of its designs and the sincerity of its workmanship. svtte AS bis IB St