TTTE OMAnA' DAILY HEEt PATUHDAT, fARCn 28, 1003.
CHARMING. MILLINERY
Saturday Will Bo Memorable as Our Value Giving Event in
THE BIG MILLINERY DEPARTMENTS.
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LADIES' SWELLEST SUITS
A Multitude of the Smartest Things for Spring are Displayed as
SPECIAL BARGAIN LEADERS FOR SATURDAY
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We
are preparing for one
Pacific coat. Have you ever visited our department? If not we will be honored by your inspection. You will
l&e it It is now. at the top notch of its glory. See the magnificent decorations and brilliant illuminations
which will be madi doubly attractive by such bargains as we quote below. ;
Beautiful Trimmed Hata at $5.00 Again wo direct attention to our Renowned Fir Dollar Trimmed
the
reds,
These
atorea
are
and
they
$1.25
Crown
ahaped
On; the ,2 nd Floor in
the.New Shoe Dept.
400 pairs Ladies' fine kid skin
shoes, sizes 4, 4, and 5 (all sam
ples) made to retail at t3,
goat $1.98
6 new btyles fine
with black cloth
shoes
turn and welt
sale at. ...$2.
12 new sty 1
er shoes for ladies
at $2.50, $3
$3.50, $5.00
$6.00.
ACTIVITY AT FIELD CLUB
House Committee Pokes Finger Into Official
. Eibi of Building Committee.
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BASE BALL AND TENNIS PLAYERS SCORE
4t Meeting of the Directors Addl-
tlonal Fonda Are Provided for
Improved . Ball Groonda
and Tnnli Coarta.
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Tbe Omaha Field club , has planned to
have Its opening bouse party May 9 and to
open Its seltier , corner In April. Dut the
caterer wbo furnished' the cafe and bar
eervlce last season is not to have tho priv
ilege again and baa moved cut 11 his
equipment. Tbe home commit:' - have
to "stock up" on everything lie i cups
to steins. It doesn't want to LinltTtaka
this until the building and grounds com
ml t tee has finished making tbe contem
plated changes In the arrangement of the
house. The building and grounds commit
tee hasn't had a tap done yet, nor even de
termined lust what the alterations are to
be. This has made the bouie committee
uneasy and It bas poked its administrative
finger Into the - offlclal ribs of
the'- building - and grounds com
mittee with the hope of prodding It Into ac
tion. Tba directors met Wednesday night and
assisted tn complicating matters somewhat
by rescinding the resolution adopted pre
viously authorizing an expenditure of $2,000
for alterations In the house, and by adopt
ing In Its stead a resolution authorising
less expensive changes and making con
cessions to the base ball and tennis en
thusiasts of tba club.
Aa tha matter now atanda the bouse al
terations probably will not cost more than
$100 or $500. A principal desire of the house
committee is understood to be the shifting
of tbe beverage counter to a more conren-
lent and less conspicuous location tn the
northeast part of the building, adjoining tai
locker room, and the building of a fancy
entrance at the west side of the building
with six large glass doors through which
occupants of the large central lounging
room may bave the benefit of tbe excellent
View to the west. The building and ground .
committee baa proinlaed to have a intetlug
In a few days and decide whether these
changes shall be made.
M il Move the niamon.
The base ball committee was voted $350
with which to build a special amphitheater
and .was,, authorised, also to purchaso new
uniforms tor tba. club team. The diamond,
which heretofore has, been acrrsa hs ten
nls eourte 'tfrom he rluh bouse, la to "be
moved across to the southern extremity
of theroyuda aaif turned th other wiy,
the batter to face the north Instead ct iho
south.
The tennis. Committee also came In for
favors, the bosrd voting It $200. With this
uioacy ine cuuiuiiiiev kavvU to have brick
bats hauled from the, old brick yard nearby
and utilised aa a foundation for l he courta
Plenty of dirt will be used on top of the
bat a and carefully rolled, of course, the
only.purpbse of the bricks being to pro
kid shoes fefl?$$l.
toppings, UW'&Vkl
soles, go on IMli- '
0 and $3. 00 IMfffi ?
es spring leatb- jZ?Jf J?
and ifjr
Established 1023.
WILSON
17II1SKEY.
WIL"v"f TYT
aMtilAmera.
of those grand rushes such as have
Hats. These goods at thla price ara a specialty with us and recelvs the attention of a;
corpa of designers and trimmers who are aa able aa any millinery artUta In America.
These hata aell readily In moat atorea at twice our flfurea Our price.
Ladlea' $6.00 Trimmed Hata at $3.80-Some of Ladles' Trimmed Hata $2.50 and
season's moat exquisite effects la the new
geranium, corn flower, white, black, pink,
contain the qualities and style that
generally ask $4.00 for ry Efk
Thursday ,,JKJ
$3.50 CHIFFON HATS AT $1.98
Twenty-two doien black very fine quality, hand tucked chiffon hats with, beautiful spangle -f "X gT"l
crowna, also a number of fioe.qualltr tucked Jap silk hata In pink, white, light blue and tan. I
These goods ara quoted In other atorea at $3.60 Satur ady .... r
$1.75 Chiffon Hats at 98c Four shapes of hand
made chiffon hats on silk wire frames, made of
splendid quality of chiffon on apper and lower brims
the crown being of soft Italian braid. Tbe colors
black, white, cardinal, pink, light blue,
males
tan. Worth $1.75 Saturday
go at '
98c
Burnt Straw Flats at 65c Thirty-four
for ladlea, misses and children. These hata are or tne son pliable kind wmcn can be
Into all of the prevailing Ideaa of the season. They are really worth $1.25 our price
Beautiful Wreaths at 15c and,25c Beautfful
etc., for children's hata. These wrsatbe ara fully
rhildr.n'a dav a doublr lnvltlnr '6ae we will aell
SPECIAL AT
$1-98
I f . .i- ;.-- a
1C
15C,
vide a drainage system for the courts that
will make it possible to play thereoa
within an hour or less after a summer
rain.
The piping of tha golf greens Is about
completed.
LIBRARY BOARD ECONOMIZING
Takes Petition to Keep John T. Edgar
Branch Open Cn4er Ad-
vlaement. .
With President Reed and Directors
Haller, ' Rush, Rosewater, Kennedy - and
Hansen present, the Library" board at Ks
monthly meeting last night was waited
upon by Michael Lee and Peter Wllg, who,
aa' a committee from tha Second Ward
Improvement club, urged that the board's
previous decision to do sway with tbe
John T. Edgar branch on Vinton street
be reconsidered. The board took no action,
however, as tba committee had no sug
gestion to mske ss to methods of raising
funds other than an appeal to the city
council. Librarian Tobltt reported she Is
unable to find a suitable location for a
delivery station In the vicinity of tba
branch and tbe project was dropped.
The board reconsidered lta order to change
the boura of the open house at the Byron
Reed collection museum and they will re
main as at present, 10 a. m. to noon and 1
to 6 p. m.
The matter of arranging ' for a mora
economical Illumination of the library waa
referred to the executive committee. The
book committee waa asked to aee if there
be any way of getting the Board of Educa
tion to share the expense of maintaining
school stations.
Tha board sccepted a bid for the con.
structlon of a case for the. herbarium to
be given by William Cleburne. An ap
propriation of $25 waa voted for tba pur
chase of a collection of crystals belonging
to W. Q. Brown, which baa been on depoutt
at the library since the Transmisslaslppl
exposition. Bills audited totaled $1,284.76.
MO OPIl'M i
In Chamberlain's Conch Remedy. .
There la no opium In any form or other
harmful substance In Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy, and It may be given as
confidently to a babe aa to an adult. There
Is nothing so prompt snd effectual aa It
for the relief and cure of colds, croup and
whooping cough. It la the mothers fa
vorite and has well merited their con
fidence and esteem. '
Alterations In School Betiding:.
Purlng the spring vacation of the pub'le
si'hooU. which beplne Friday, the auporln
'tendttiil of buildings will construct a- parti
tion In the biology room at tha high achi'ol,
making two recitation rooms out of the
lirtsent large one. It has brQ found that
the room is too large for the purpose tor
which It has been usd and the new room Is
nreded... At the snine time the . Vlntoo
Street achnol building will be renovatrd
and six rooms kalsoinlnad. The Monmouth
park building will be moved during the va
cation to make room for the new brick
builillng which Is to be constructed this
summer. ' ,
Marriage licenses have been I "sued to; -Name
and Addreea. Age.
Frark 8. Woolf, Bt. Louis :)
F.lla Taylor. St. Louis II
Henry Jungermann. Omaha V
Augunta Dyke. Omaha U
That's AH!
made our store famous from
poppy in thla Bargain Basement display
etc.
.Is a charming array of ladlea' and
are in many cases values wnirn insula f ( 11
easily compare with goods at double the a I I
other easily compare with gooda at double
V 1 wv viirr uinu at. r vr iui. .
(Saturday a, big. choice, lot
VJ at
$1.25 June Rosa Wreaths at 49c
offer fifty dot en of 'beautiful Mosa
containing eighteen rosea, foliage'
ora are -pink Jack, white, tea, and.
A regular $1.25 value while they;
last, at ,
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doxeo burnt shades Italian pbroupine b'ald flats, in Bell
assortment o! wreaths In Daisies, Carnations, .Wild Rosea
worth double our price, but to make our..'
a limited Quantity at
A Great Handkerchief Sale
'M - Fire thousand dozen men's and ladies' Handkerchiefs, in
an endless variety of plain white hemstitched, lace edged, lace
insertings, embroidered and all linen and sheer linen. Hand
kerchiefs that are worth up to 35c apiece on sale tomorrow at
1f nt cr,
IOC, 77aC, OC,
An Importer's Sample Line of Fine Hosiery
800 dozen men's and ladies' Hosiery, including fine imported lisle, French lisle, silk mercerized, Rambrand ribs, lace and hun
dreds of novelties, such as fancy floral effects in stamped and embroidered. This is without doubt the greatest shipment of
Hosiery that has ever come into this store. These.have been displayed in our windows for the past three or four days and
have created no end of comment. There Is not a pair in the lot worth less than 50c, "fl 'flTV
and unlimited quantities that should sell up to f 1 per pairi We have divided the entire jTji atlU
purchase in two great lots, both men's and ladies, at per pair. i. J? V V, V
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
Bepublican City Commit ee Meets and Fill
Vaoanoies op. Ticket,
I M tsannMoonnw - .' ". ''' V.
F. sVCAFFR-Y FOR TAX COMMISSIONER
Ole MnUen, la tho rift a, mm Daua
Banner, la tho Sixth, Are the
Hew Caadldates for Conn- ,
:
. oilmen, s . .
The republican city committee met last
night and filled the vacancies on tha ticket.
J. F. McCaffrey will take tha olaca of P. B.
Casey for tax commissioner.- Ole Mallea
will be the candidate on this ticket for
councilman from the Fifth wsrd and Dsn
Banner the candidate to represent tha
Sixth ward.
In view of the passage of the new school
bill no candidates for tbe Board of Educa
tion will be placed on the ticket. Miller,
Lott and Schroeder, present members of the
board, retire at the expiration of their
terms in May. From that date on six mem
bers will constitute tbe board until tbe
spring election of 1804. ,
Dan Banner, who waa placed on the ticket
to represent the Sixth ward, baa never
been a candidate for office, although the re
publican party baa tendered him nomina
tions several times. Heretofore he bas al
ways refused.
' Ole Mallea la well known In labor circles,
being employed at one of the packing
bouses, where be holds a responsible posi
tion. As for McCaffrey, nearly every one knows
him, snd as he Is popular It Is a foregone
conclusion that he will give the democratic
nominee a hot race.
Taking; Depositions.
At tha Instigation of Jay Laverty a num
ber of South Omaha people were aummoned
to appear before Justice Caldwell yesterday
for the purpose of making depositions tn
the Laverty-Miller caae now pending In the
courta. Several wttnessea were examined
and the atatementa made duly noted. No
effort was made by tbe attorney for Mr.
Laverty to go Into details and conaeouentlv
the witnesses were detained but a short
time. All that Laverty seemed to want to
prove waa the fact that Miller had made
threata that he would endeavor to Impeach
him for malfeasance In office.
Cnttlns Stone for Library.
. Contractor Weise said yesterday after
noon that stone for the Carnegie library
building in this city waa being cut In
Omaha and there would be plenty of atone
on hand to puab-tbe work as soon as the
foundations ware laid. The stone Qr the
library comes from the 4)uarrlea at Bedford.
Ind. On account of there1 "being no facili
ties st South Omaha for atone cutting the
work Is being done tn Omaha. Welse says
that tbe foundatlona will be laid as soon aa
Uie labor tfuuulea in Cuiaha are aettied.
Venal Sprta Vacation, i
The publlo schools closed yesterday for
the spring vacation. Teachers and pupils
will bave a rest until Monday, April C
During the recess the school bouses will
be given s thorough airing and tha boilers
will be cleaned and soma repairs .made.
The teachers were paid yeaterday after
noon by City Treasurer Howe, who had
money on band to cash all warranta pre
aented. There haa been such a rapid In
crease In tha attendance that tha board In
charge after tba close of the coming term
will be compelled to provide more rooma
for the accommodation ef thoaa who will
attend School during the taU and winter,
I'aderaroanal Systran Complete.
The laying of cables la conduits across
M street b.' the electric light company haa
been completed and the big transformers
have been lowered to concrete foundatlona
la the basement. Condulta were laid across
M street In order to give better service
and not to laterefers with the view to the
Chicago to the
fnsny '
VJ'
$1.50-Basement
that was ever
the most popular
SILK LINED SUITS AT $24.50 AND $19.00
'4
of Spring Millinery
missee' hats, which '
-Suits in all the new cloths, voiles, eta- 24.50
' mines, etc Many in this lot are sample t n'rifi
suits and worth double what we ask, at ly.UU
the
1.50
For Saturday we
June Rose. Wreathe
Suits
Just a few racks left
the prettiest effects
and buda.
light blue.
The col-
. .. aurdly low, Saturday apeclal at
..49c
ee a
demy
65c
value tomorrow
....
d Rosei
SILK BLOUSES AND COATS FOR SPRING ,
Tbe new silk blouses, carriage ..oats andLi)uls
-f
10(
rC",nSOC
XIV effects at
' fl.50 clove on
Jl I .sell at least 50U aozen tomorrow irom uus iou
3 2C - Your choice-per pair
llbrsry 'building to be constructed.. The
Improvements'' cost about-$8,000. .
Hasrle CttrOoaalp.
Over 1,000 telephonesPAre now In use tn
South Omaha. (. " - , .
- Dr. W. L. Curthv underwent an operation
fo appendiciua yesjer.fjB.jr. , ir .
David Boyer, Twenty-seventh and
streets, la reported to t Quite sick.
H
Harry Gardner St ''X'v'oca." la., fa
here,
Visiting his friend, 'James Austin, t
A. daughter 'haa" beenl "born to Mr. "and
Mrs. John Vavaa, Twentieth and O streets.
A caso of diphtheria, is reported at the
home qf John .Cherval. lal South Twenty
nrat strteti - -' ''
Magic City "Wd1 No. SO,; Fraternal Union
efAelcfljapi give M91 aS Wrknln
'Msqror, Koutaky. had the downtown street
crossing oleaced of snow, and mud before
noon yesterday. '
Vlller'Ya' confined' to hia home.
Twenty-nlneth and C streets, with an
attack. ef appendicitis. ,
RanUmln JUn-ranriar. Twent V-slXfh and U
atreeta, la quite alck and last night waa
taken to an umana nospiuu.
it. TT. ir Miller will commence a aeries
of evangellatlo services at the First Metho
dist ohurcb Bunauy morning.
Tha nork butchers at Swift a all went to
work yesterday . and left the settlement of
their grievances to a committee. .
T J. O'Connor haa filed a Detltlon wltn
the city clerk with the Intention, of running
aa an Independent candidate for tax com
missioner. Richard Estea of Pacific Junction, la.,
waa a visitor at tne yaraa yesieraay. ni
brought ovtr two cars of cattle, wmcn so:a
for a good price.
BOSTON'S BARJJKR. REGULATIONS.
Board of Health Orders Sterlllaatlea
of All that Barbers fee en
Cnatomsrs.
A special dispatch from Boston, Msy 5,
1900, to the New York Sun gives as new
regulations of the Boston Board of Health
as te barber shops: . "Mugs, shaving
brushes and rsxors shall be sterilized
after each separate use thereof. A sep
srate, clean, towel shall be used for each
person. Material to stop, tbe flow of blood
shall be uaed only in powdered form, snd
applied on a towel. Powder puffs are
prohibited." Whereyer Newbro's Her
iclde is. used for face or scalp sfter shav
ing or. hair cutting there is no danger, aa
it la antiseptic and kills the dandruff
germ. Sold by all druggists. Send II
cents in stamps tor sample to The Her
plclde Co., Detroit,' Mich.
. Lobeck-MrDonald Contest.
The Lobeck-McDonald commissioner con
test may be concluded by noon today. Fif
teen of the twenty-five preclncta had been
counted last night and Lobeck had lost two
from the county court count, ilia aeclelve
precincts tn which ballots were thrown out
by the county judge had not been reached.
- - . ..a' a I
r
Core for Pimples
Gently smear the face with CUTICUR A
Ointment, but do not rub. Wash of!
the Ointment in five minutes with Cu
TICURA Soap and hot water, and bathe
freely for some minutes. Repeat this
treatment morning- and evening. Use
Clticura Soap alone, with hot water,
at other times, as often as agreeable.
N. B. A slurrlth conditio of tbe stomach,
bowels, liver, kxiivtyt snd bladder, as wall aa of
the uterine (unctions is often tha cause of facial
eruption which the Cimci-s RstuLvsar Pills
readily correct, while clogging of the pores or
sebaceous glands is prevented ay Cvticusa Soar
and hot water.
Sold throughout the world.
We have searched the markets of the world Jor the most charming novelties in Spring Suits to delight th$
eyes of the discriminating buyers of Omaha. No city in the west can boast of a more varied and beautiful arrayt
The acme of correct style in all our masterly designed garments. Our spring styU show caught the ad
miration of thousands of visitors.
LADIES' SPRING SUITS AT $ 1 4.8 5
We offer tomorrow as a special delight for bargain lovers the most stylish and sensible Spring Suit
offered at such a price aa we quote.
cloths and embodying all the latest
drop skirts, faultless in finish, easily w orth $25.00, at
Swell Skirts front the Slnnott Stock
. We have a splendid assortment of the finest Skirts ever aho wn la Omaha. They are from lata ship
ments of the Slnnott stock and In atyla and finish they are above reproach. , These Sklrta ara quoted aa
apeclal bargalna FOR A FEW DATS ONLY. ' -r - . '
Slnnotfa $7.50 Sklrta.at $2.98 $15 Silk Sklrtav at $6.98
Slnnott's $10.00 Skirts, at 3.98 $20 Sample Sklrta, at ,k;.. 8.98
$12.00 Voile Skirts, Very Swell, at- .,... $4.98
from the Slnnott Stock
of our best effecta In Butts from the Slnnott stock. Some of
of thla magnificent stock are to be had at a price that la ah-
Ladies' Cravenette Coats Special for Saturday at $8.98
The popular and late effecta In fashionable Rain Coata nothing like them ever ahown ; Q A Q
In Omaha-new belted back Frances cape, etc. thoroughly rata-proof-a special Oa
at ....
24.50 down to 7.50
$1.50 French Kid Gloves at $1
One thousand dozen ladies' Kid Gloves, Including all the new
spring shades, also black and white. These are not the ordi-
' nary $1 gloves, but a special lot that we purchased at a
ereat concession. The qualities are positively equal to any
the market. To thoroughly appreciate their
value you must see them. We expect to
' sell at least 500 dozen tomorrow from this lot.
AT THE PLAYHOUSES
At the Boyd.
- Prank L. Perley'a eomedlana In "Th
Chaperons." Book and lyrics by Frederic
Kanken. music by Isidore wnumara.
' The caat: '
Algernon O'Shaunneasay, studying rapid
transit in Paris .Walter Jones
Adam Hogg a pork packer of Cincinnati
and president of the International.
Society for the Investigation and
Suppression of Vice.. .George K. Henery
Augustus, his valet Thomas H. Burton
Bignor Ricardo Bamlnl.' proprietor of a
stranded opera company ji"
7. Edward Metcalfe
Sehnitsel, a bill poster tMil rteuwuy
Tom Schuyler, American student of
vocal music at Paris conservatory....
Albert Farrlngton
Amanthe Dedlncourt, maiaglng director
of the English and Continental Order
of Trained Chaperons May Boley
Phrosla, an admirer of Old Sleuth...
.... Eva Tanguay
Violet Smliax, a ward of Adam Hogg,
and masquerading aa Coraola In the
Parla Conservatory cf Chaperons....
Oenevelve Day
Hortense, prima donna contralto In Baa-
Blnl'e company- Jesalca Duncan
Jacquelln, prima donna soprano in Baa-
alnl'a company Mae Stebblns
And chorus of fifty.
If all chaperons were like Frank L. Per
ley's chaperons, opening st Boyd's last
night, the rest of a crowd would be In Im
minent danger of being forgotten. For ver
ily the Perley bunch Is a likely one, thor
oughbred snd with a champagne flavor.
From the opening chorus, "Vive la Bohe
mia." to tbe valedictory, a firefly ensemble
of unique effect, something worth seeing
or hearing Is happening Just about every
second of the time. The wordplsy In tbe
dialogue Is considerably brighter than the
average and the music is all tuneful, pret
ty snd infectious.
Mr. Walter Jones, given the top of the
bill. Is so good thst sn sudlence forgets he
can't sing a lick lu his present condition
because of a temporary busklness. Miss
May Boley as the trainer of chaperons is a
dainty piece of handiwork with a very ac
ceptable voice, a very clever way of elng
saucy and a very dexterous wsy of using
eyes thst are worth going some blocks to
see. Miss Eva Tanguay, as "Phrosla. the
girl detective," Is a clownish wonder who
made good in a part so Impossibly sbsurd
that a less skillful snd less energetle
I worker must bsvs fallen very, very flat
with It. Her "My Sambo" and accom
panying dance was one of tbe decided hits
of the performance. The oriental dance
of Miss 8tebbins slso came In for such lib
eral applause that she was forced to re
appear four tlmea. t Genevieve Day, as Vi
olet Smliax, a' runaway' ward, sang her
way and played her way Into great favor
very early In tbe game, and was still there
when time wss called. Edward Metcalfe, as
Basslnl, stranded maker' of ' operatic, for
tunes, furnishes a little comedy and s very
great deal of good music, ' for bis Is a
strong and a splendid voice.' Ed Red way
ss Schnltiel, a bill poster: George K. Hen
arv aa Adam Hogg, pork packer, and
Thomas H. Burton as' Augustus, bis valet.
put In whatever fun Jonea snd the rest
bave forgotten. The chorus Is large ana
good, the staging la fair and the costumes
diversified and pleasing.
Ib the first act ' there sre nine special
numbers and tn the second act eight more.
It Is not going too fsr to ssy that tbs whole
seventeen sre very good, snd it is only
fair to chronicle that of tbe seventeen only
three were allowed to escape with response
to one encore laat night. The sudlence
was large and lta enthualasm grew until
some of the chaperoning crowd simply had
to decline the Invitation to "come again"
because of exhaustion. Musically the piece
Is more pretentious than might be sus
pected, snd some of the numbers sre per
feet gems.
The engagement cloaes with this after
noon's matinee snd tonight's performsnce.
Kalaer'a Conaol Slaye elf.
CARACAS. WednesdsV. March 25. A
dispatch received here today from Caru
pano announces that Herr Mesger. tbs Oer
man consul, has accidentally killed him
self.
Smart Suits, made from -J A Q C?
novelty spring effects.
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HIQHEST GRADE SUITS
We make special mention of some of our elegant
suits from the hands of European and American'
masters of style, at 32.50 lip to 75.00
at $10.00 and $5.00
$10-$5
Sn ART' CLOTH JACKETS
Swell cloth jackets in all the new and popular
effects for spring wear Ano .
remarkable value at 9.98, 7.50, 4.98
Newest Spring Hats tor Men
i nn
i iii m
.cm'
NEW SHIRTS FOR SPRING
Latest effect's in spring shirts made 1 C C
of the bst imnortpd Rhirtino-H. nil hwpII -r
patterns and effects that will be favor
ed among careful dressers at . . . ... . .
50c Underwear, Spring weight, at. . . . . .. . . 1 35c
New Spring Neckwear, latest shapes, at... . 15c
JHigh Grade Suspenders, special at 25c and 15 c
OIL SETS TRAIN ON FIRE
Fast Train Oiuhsi Iito Local on the
Eoithern Paoifio.
THREE PASSENGERS BURNED TO CRISP
Fire Cansed by Oil In tho Tanka Caed
aa Fnel Deetroya the En.
tire Train, Including;
' the Engine.
SAN ANTONIO. '-.Tea'' Mareh iT Th
Sunset Limited, on tbe Southern Pacific,
and another passenger train collided at
La Costa last night. Three psssengers were
killed snd nine Injured.
Dead:
OUADALOUPE CANTEE. Monterey, Mex.
ANTONIO ARIZPE. Sablnas. Mex.
MANUEL TREVINO 8ANTO R.Mr...
Mex. "
Injured:
Nsbor Floras. Monterey. Max h..r
crushed.
P. W. Morrow, traveling n....n..
Louisville Nashville railroad, San An
tonio; two ribs broken.
Miss J. Foster. Houston. Tex tiin Al
located.
Robert Harrahan. brakeman. San An.
tonio; arm broken, face bruised.
Miss A. Klstler, Oreat Bend, Fa.; arm
dislocated.
William Dobrowalskl. Ban Anfnaln.
bruised. '
W. E. Hess. United fltataa .rm hi.nli.1
corps, Wsshlngton, D. C.j leg wrenched.
onn wuinn, engineer; bruised.
' Dead Are Prominent Mexicans.
The three dead Mexicans were relatives
of General Oeronlmo Trevtno of Monterey,
Mex., who wss on his wsy to San Antonio,
accompanied by his wife snd, son. The
Trevlnos were not Injured. The dead men
were in the private car of General Trevtno.
The Pullman In the rear telescoped tbs
private car, crushing them to death. Their
bodies were not recovered until they bad
been burned to a crisp In tbe Ore which
destroyed tba entire train, Including tba
engine.
The fire originated from tha oil la the
tender. The trains were saatbound. The
first, the Eagle Pass train, was standing
on tbe main line at La Costa. The cause
of the stop st La Costa, which Is only s
small place, Is not known. Tbe Sunset
Limited wss traveling at great speed when
it crashed Into the Eagle Pass train.
The engine of the limited crashed through
a caboose, which waa hitched to tbe rear
of tbe Eagle. Pass train and the rear
sleeper. This car, in turn, telescoped tbe
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Trevlno private eoscb, killing tha Mexl
cana. ..,(.
The engine of tha limited was destroyed.
Nearly all of the Injured were on the llm
Ited. The Injured were brought to Baa
Antonio.
Bnrltnsrton Flyer fa WreekedL
DES MOINES. March 17. Southbound ass
sehger trsln No. 28 'On tbe Chicago. Bur
lington ft Qutncy, from St. Paul to Qutncy,
was derailed four miles north of Thompson.
111., early this morning snd twenty wsre a
Jured. , v " -
Tbe two rear, coaches, a Pullman sleeper
and s chair car turned over and Immediately
caught fire. Trainmen, chopped a hole
tbrovgh the bottom of the chair car through
which tbe passengers were removed. Those
In tbe sleeper bad narrow escapes from
burning, many being forced to leave In their
night clothes. Possibly two fatalities may
result.
Injured:
Mrs. Carrie Howard, Butte, Mont.; hurt
Internally.
Leon Levi, traveling sslesmsn, Chicago;
badly bruised and cut.
R. O. Richardson, Edlnburg, 111.; badly In
jured Internally; may die.
M. J. Terrickson, Oalesbnrg, 111.; head out
seriously; may die.
Eugene F. Key, Centralis, HI.; bead and
face badly eut.
The remainder of the Injured were able to
betaken to their respective homes. The
two first ngmed were taken to Mercy hos
pital at Clinton and tha remainder to Rock
Island hospitals.
CHICAGO, March' 27. The following list
of Injured wss given eut at tbs Burling
ton general offices:
Miss Carrie Howard of Butte, Mont., not
seriously hurt; taken to hospital at Clin
ton. Leon! Levi, Chicago, slightly Injured.
The following left on train, slightly In
Jured: (
R. T. Erlckson, O. D. Henry, H. T. Be
born, E. H. Key, Thomss McAlIon, J. N.
Thomas, Mrs. J. N. Thomss.
. Celebrate Gold si Wedding. .
STURGIS. g. D March i.i-(8peclal.)
Last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs." Joseph Merrltt,
who reside about thres miles west of, this
city, celebrated their golden wedding, snd
nearly thirty years of that time spent In
the Black Hills. A large number of friends
were present snd msny beauUXul presents
were received- i , ; i', a
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B. Analsk ,
Fnneral of William
Definite word ss to the funeral Jtmnge
ments for the late William E.-Anntn has not
been received In Omaha. C. E: Llewellyn
received -a , telegrara S yesterday i stating
that Mrs. Annln, with the body, would ar
rive In Denver Sunday- afternoon. From
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Denver. Mr,. Llswellya will go toy Denver
Saturday. ' ' '
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