THE OMAtIA DAILY BEE: RTTNDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1003.
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C1RL TELLS HER OWN STORY
Clsr Josfphine Coffia Balates Strange Tm
of Her flight Wsrt,
CLINGS TO THEORY SHE WAS ENTRANCED
At flens of Postaaaater Crow, She
Awaits Father's Arrival, Stilt
Snfferlas; from llervees
rrestratloa.
For the first tlma alnea her arrival In
Omaha Thursday night after her thrilling
escape from alleged kidnaper near Cedar
Rapids, la, Mlsa Clara Josephine Coffin of
East Orange, N. J., yesterday was seen
by someone outside of the Immediate lamily
circle of her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Crow, at the home of Postmaster Crow,
South Fortieth street, where she Is staying,
A reporter for The Bee was admitted to the
Crow home and allowed to convene with
the daughter of the wealthy New York
broker.
Mlaa Collin was found suffering Intensely
from the nervous shock Induced by her ex
traordlnary experience, but she talked ra
tionally of all that she remembers from the
time she met the mysterious man and
womart last Tuesday morning In East
Orange. Her memory, however, la almost a
blank on the trip across the continent, and
aha only recalls being In Chicago until ana
was sufficiently roused from her stupor to
make the successful attempt to elude her
t nrmer tor at the little station In Iowa, the
name of which she does not recall.
"I had noticed this woman several times
on the streets before she accosted m last
Tuesday," said Miss Coffin. Her black- eyes
seemed to command obedience from the
first. Tuesday, as I waa going from my
home to the gymnasium, she spoke to me.
fine told me to go home and pack my
clothes. 1 waa impelled by soma power I
ould not explain or resist to do her bid
ding. I not only took a bundle of clothing,
but brought along my purse. I know I had
several dollars more than fifteen, I think.
I returned to the woman and' we were
joined by a man. -
Cmot Describe Han.
'No," said Mies Coffin, In reply to a Ques
tion, "I do not remember what this man
ooka like. All I can recall is that we got
lto a closed carriage. I remember nothing
mure until we crossed the Hudson river to
New Tork. I cannot remember getting on
the train at New Tork and have no recol
lection of the trip west. I came to slightly
at Chicago."
Kow did you know .you were tn Chi
cago?" was asked.
"I, saw the signs on the buildings," waa
th efenlv mwtn t H vrnln H f-I K i r a n tn
f lit 'Bible violently a the little ahe remem
Ter of her weird ride waa called vividly
to mind. Hesitating only for a short time,
j Mlsa Coffin proceeded. '
"I remember nothing more, until - w ar-'
rlvedalXedar Rapids. By that time I had
f recovered, I thought, and I watched my
opportunity and got out of the car. I got
the porter on the train to telegraph to
Mr. Crow. I got off the train at a little
atatlon and bought a ticket with the money
left In my purse.' They must have used
some, for I had several dollars.
"I do not remember that I waa given any
drug , while I waa with that man and
woman."
By thia time Mlaa Coffin was again be
coming excited aa the thought of her peril
came over her, and Mrs. Crow, who waa
present, deemed it best to bring the Inter--i
view to an end.
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Girl's Father Coming;.
E. W. Coffin, the father of the girl, la ex
pected to arrive in Omaha the first of next
week.
"We had a telegram saying - he ' would
start for Omaha today," aald Mrs. Crow.
"I aee by the morning papers that he la
supposed to have started lost night. It
thla la true he will arrive here a day sooner
than we had expected."
Mrs. Crow stated that Miss Coffin waa
till suffering intensely from the nervous
train, but that ah thought her complete
A. TEST EXPERIMENT.
Peeallar Fewer Possessed, by a Kew
Medietas.
. Of new discoveries there U no end, but
one of the most recent, moat remarkable
and one which will prove Invaluable to
thousands of people la a discovery which
it la believed wlU take th place of all
other remedies for the cure of those cora
' mon and obstinate diseases, dyspepsia and
atomach troubles. Thla discovery la not a
loudly advertised, secret pateut medicine,
but Is a scientlno combination of whole
some, perfectly harmless vegetable essences,
fruit salts, pure pepsin and bismuth.
, These remedies are combined In losenge
form, pleasant to fake, and will preserve
their good qualities Indefinitely, ' whereas
all liquid medicines rapidly loae. whatever
good qualities; they may have had as soon
as uncorked and exposed to the air.
This preparation la called Stuart's Dys
pepsia Tablet and it la claimed that on of
.these Tablets' er loiengea will digest from
30U to 4,000 times lis own weight of meat,
ess aud other wholesome food. And thla
eJUUm has been proven by actual experi
ments in the following manner: A hard
boiled egg cut Into amall place waa placed
in a bottle containing warm water heated
to ninety-eight degrees (or blood heat) ; one
of these Tablets waa then placed in the
bottle and the proper temperature main
tained for three hour and a half, at the
end of which time the egg waa aa com
pletely digested aa it would have been In
a healthy atomach. Thla experiment waa
undertaken to demonstrate that what It
would do In the bottle It would alao do
In the atomach, hence Its unquestionable
vulue In the cure of dyspepsia and weak
digestion. Very few people are free from
aome form of Indigestion, but scarcely two
will have the aame aymptoma Some will
suffer moat from distress after eating,
bloating from gas In the stomach and
bowels, others have add dyspepsia or heart
burn, others palpitation or headaches,
sleeplessness, patna in chest and under
ahoulder blades, extreme nervousness aa in
nervous dyspepsia, but they all have the
same cause failure to properly digest what
la eaten. The stomach must have reat
and assistance, and- Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets give It both by digesting the
food for It, and In a short time It la re
stored to Its normal action and vigor. At
the aame time the Tableta are ao harmlea
that a child can take them with benefit.
Thla new preparation has already mad
many astonishing cures, aa, for Instanoe,
the following:
After using only one package of Stuart's
Dyepepala Tableta I have received auch
great and unexpected benefit that I wish
to exprena my alncere gratitude. In fact. It
has been six months sine I took the pack
age and I have not had one particle of
distress or difficulty since. And all this
In the face of the fact that the best doctors
I consulted told me my case was Chronlo
Dyspepsia and absolutely incurable, as I
had suffered twenty-nv year. I dis
tributed half a doxeu packages among my
fr lands here who are very anxious to try
this remedy. Mrs. Sarah A. Kkeel,
Lynavllla, Jasper Co., Mo.
Stuart'a Dyapefla Tablets are sold by
drug-gists everywhere at 50 cents for full
staed psckagiee, A little book on Stomach
luseasrs mallea free by addressing V, A.
fcluart Co., Marshall, MicU.
recovery was only a matter of a few day
at the most.
Mia Coffin greatly appreciate the kind'
n- she I receiving at the hand of her
Omaha relative and much of the dread of
her strange experience ha lredy worn
off. She avoids referring to It herself and
the subject la not broached by any mem
ber of the household, at Mis Coffin's re
quest
At the time of Miss Coffin' Biidden and
mysterious disappearance from her home
In East Orange her teachers at the high
school and friends expressed the belle: that
the young woman' mind had been slightly
upset by over-study, and her father I
quoted by a New Tork paper as having
taken the same view.
Pallet la Her School Work.
In the Kew Tork Sun, under oat line of
November 4, la a story from East Orang
on Mliis Coffin's disappearance. In which It
Is said that the girl. In 'preparation for
Vannar college, had been carrying extra
studies at high school and had dropped
below grade In her mathematics and that
It Is believed she worried ! over this and
preferred to disappear rather than return
to school under the circumstances.
The same report says that Tuesday night
Miss Coffin told her folks at home she
wanted to run over to se a girl friend,
Mlas Jessie Houston, and that she dis
appeared at 8:40 that night and ha not
been een since. Her failure to return
frightened her father and prostrated her
mother, end the police there, in New Tork
and other cities were Immediately advised
to look for the missing girl. A thorough
search waa being made, when Mlsa Coffin
turned up at hef "cousin1 sTa Omaha. The
general impression gathered from extern
report I that the girl had worried her
self sick over her school work.
CCUNCILMEN ARE . AROUSED
Indlgrnaat at Efforts to Prevent Pay
meat of Bills for Maatclpal
Pavlsa.
Hostilities between the city council and
the Barber Asphalt company have not
been sweetened any by recent unofficial acts
of on of the local representatives of the
trust.
In the fight made to prevent payment of
bills Incurred In municipal repairs to
asphalt letters have been written to the
bonding companies, sureties for the council
men, advising that the lawmakers will be
hold responsible on .their bonds for the
amount paid. '
After an investigation the surety compa
nies declined to cancel the bonds.
"I do not fear the cancellation of my
bond," said on of the councilmen, ,"as I
could get personal surety without trouble,
but the method used arouses my resent
ment. It will not help to heal the breach
between the Barber company and the city,
and will have an effect towards the con
struction of a municipal asphalt plant, - in-'
stead of confining Itself strictly to repairs,
a.. was at "first proposed, you may see
Omaha laying Its own asphalt pavements.
There seem to be little or no question, in
view of the work done this season, but that
the city can put down asphalt paving better
and cheaper than has been obtained by con
tract" Considerable asphalt paving lu the busi
ness district Ii yet to be repaired, but has
been delayed by the slow arrival of mats
rial from the west.
"BOXERS" RUN OUT OF TOWN
Billy Hhoadea and. Man f Passed as
Tommy Ryan Leave at Judge
Berka's . Re.aest.
Billy Rhoados and "Philadelphia Tommy'
Ryan, the principals In a boxing match
Friday night at, Washington hall, ' were
given three hours to shake the dust at
Omaha from their garment by Judges
Berks. Neither attempted to explain his
actions, but accepted sentence gracefully
and. bowing respectfully to Jadge Bexfca and
City Prosecutor Thomas Lee, JookAuUh to
make themselves scaro within Ahe time
limit. ,
OMAHA VIEW IS 111 EARNEST
Improvement Clab Get Utter Several
. , Caneee for Complaint with ..
Mack Vigor J -' .
Good attendance marked the meeting o
the Omaha View Improvement club Friday
evening, with President Callahan in the
chair A committee consisting of Messrs. J.
Davis, EX F. Morearty and F. C. Monroe
was i appointed to wait on Councilman
Evan and ascertain of him the probability
of Wcauiing ' certain'' needed and promised
Improvements, and to get a definite answer
from him.
It was reported that Lake street between
Thirty-first and Thirty-second' street had
besn rendered practically Impassible
through the brick making firm of Withrow
dk fimlth cutting out several thousand cublo
feet of dirt from the strict for making
brick. Mr. Morearty was directed to file a
complaint' on behalf of the club with the
proper city officials against Messrs. With
row 6V Smith, and to take the necessary
legal step toward having them properly
fined or punished for utilising the public
streets for their private gain and use.
A complaint was also directed filed with
the Board Of Health againat Anderson's
dairy, west of TUUrty-thlrd street, between
Lake and Blondo, as a publlo nuisance and
menace to public health, and particularly
for dumping refuse and offal from the dairy
within the city limit.
.A motion prevailed directing the secre
tary, to pay to the Central Federated. club
the dues of the Omaha View club to that
organisation for the mouths of September,
October and November.
A proposition wa dlscuased looking to In
teresting the women of Omaha View In the
club and creating an auxiliary.
The building committee reported progres
and favored the creation of a joint stock
company for building purpose The com
mittee will submit Its report In writing at
the next meeting.
The project of a social under the aus
pice of wive of the club member 1 being
considered and will probably be carried out
within the near future.
OFFICIALS BACK FROM WEST
Uarrlmea Mea Retara from Salt Lake
Where Sehedal of Trains Are
Ohsusgea.
President Horace CI. Burt of the Union
Pacific, E. E. Buckingham, superintendent
of transportation, and J. B. Berry, chief
engineer, arrived home Friday morning tn
their special train, and E. I Lorn ax, gen
eral passenger and ticket agent came in
with John C. Stubbs, general traffic di
rector of the Harrlman lines. In his private
car "Sunset," which was attaohed to the
fast mall and arrived In the city at 4:M
m. from Salt Lake, where they met of
ficials from the Southern Pacific. Oregon
Short line and Oregon Railway at Naviga
tion company and effected new schedule.
Mr. Stubbs. when asked what would be
the makeup of the new time card, re
marked: "It ta not yet completed." He
only remained tn the city long enough for
his car to be transferred and attached to
the Northwestern train leaving for Chicago
shortly after th arrival.
K. L Loraex. general passenger sad
ticket agent of the Union Paolno, aald:
"On the Union Pacific the tralna affected
are what are knows as Noa. 4 and 6 and
th Chicago-Portland Butts special. Th
y u
W1
comes
ITH THE COMING OF COLD WEATHER there
the necessity for cold weather needs. The opportunity is
. -. nr;TKtr'i"i'tr) ttt
yours tomorrow ai uciNixc. i i o. we nave turned over our
gigantic stocks brought out all the comforting things received carloads
of seasonable items. Tomorrow morning these will be thrown on sale
at prices really astonishing, considering the reliableness of the goods.
We not only guarantee the worth of everything we sell we sell nothing we cannt. guarantee.
Everything we sell is 36 inches to the yard. 16 ounces to the pound, and no nonsense.
NOTE We are the great headquarters for the Green Trading Stamp system of merchandising. It has turned the old
town upside down! It's here to stayl Our energies are back of itl Our integrity is involved in itl It is solely and wholly a
benefit for you! It gives you interest on the money you spend and beats bank interest at that. How's
your book coming?
CALLING
CARDS
Nice to Have
Cost But Little
100 Cards, in Old Eng.
Iish or Script
39 cents
Pretty Aluminum Case
FREE .
STARTLING BARGAIN' SALES. FOR MONDAY
In the DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT
Furs for women and children atock of
nearly $20,000 to select from. Tho beat styl3
and beat prices ever made in Omaha.
Aa electric seal scarf with six tall, valuo 11.50, Q)Q
A B si film coney scarf value $1.00, $2 90
V mountain squirrel, new shape scurf satin 7CS
lined, cords acid tassels, value S5.50, price .... ZPO. -L O
A fine sable opposura scarf value 17.75, J)t5 50
.$8.50
$25S3250S45$55
A 62 Inch sable fox value $11.00,
. price
Aitrskhsn costs ev:
guaranteed, el
jwrfect make.
cry on a
guaranteed, elegant curl, .
wear seal coats tiooks like seal, wears like seal and fits as
$25-$28.50-$35
Near seal coat trimmed with southern bea nQ Efa.
ver, suchas furriers sell for $40, our price.. ipAOiDU
Children's fur sets white or colors, prioes
98c-$1.25-$1.45-$1.75 and up to $23.50
tucked yoke,
our price LDfiaVO
All our whits lace waists China silk underwalst, the newest
r 2 ?.p. .....$6.50-$7.95
Black and white check silk waists bl ack CZ E? i
silk piping, any check IpOiOU
New silk waists white peau do sole, all sizes,
small white silk buttons, value 86.60,
Women's winter coats brown and gray albellne, stllchr-d
bands of stitched broadoloth, fine lining-, til A CEZ
value $6.00, price .IP.VO
Fine keray, black and castor, satin lining, ".Ilk braid trim
ming, shoulder capes, value $15.00, $11 90
Outing flannel garments Just opened ten cases.
Women's gowns, from 00c up
Women's pettlooats, from.. 25c up
Children's dresses , 35c
Children's and Misses' gowns, from 35c up
Children's and Misses' petticoats, from. 25c up
fllsses' tailor suits all wool cheviot, blue and brown, long
coat effect, silk straps, flow skirt, f 4 4 ff
value $18.00, price 41 1 V U
Women's suits wool cheviot and canvas cloth, long coat
eneci, buk oram Deit, triple capes, sine en tt
straps, value $20.00, price 4) 1 0 J J
Specials in Dining Room Fruniture
If only a matter of day till Thanksgiving.
Thought of new pieces for this occasion are upper
most In many minds.
Here' an opportunity to provide them at a generous
saving.
1 Sideboards and Buffets
OoloVn onk large mirror neat carvings 4 4
1 $14.00 value at 1
Golden oak beveled French mirror hand carvings
I lined drawer for silver 116.00 value 2 C)g
rjolden oak pattern French mirror serpentine front
leant brass trimming an Ideal board to 4 A Qti
I trim up H9.0J value at It J
Golden oak beautifully carved beat construction cant
ibraos trimmings and lined allver drawer Q OK
124.00 value at
. Golden oak 18x40 beveled mirror all e-
jlected quarter sawed oak maaslve design ne
J43.00 value at... S.VO
Golden oak haped front carved olaw foot all selected
quarter sawed oak tu.uu value Citl II
... a ............. w. .............. a... '
at
China Closets
15.95
Qolden oak bent end neatly carved gal
llery 119.00 value at
ffiolden oak all quarter sawed oak bent ' OIA.fi
J end and French leg li7.00 value at
Golden oak bent enda and swell front mlr- ' QC
j tor back-36.00 valu S J
Chairs Chairs
Golden oak cane eat-thoroughly braced $1.30 qq.
value at
Goldon oak flnlah-ahaped seat and banister Cf
bade $2.00 value at
Golden cak brace arm bent front and back 4 QE
ro-$2.00 value at a.VC
Golden oakbox eat construction polished 2 25
$3.00 value at ,
Golden oak box seat construction lat back fl Ofl
J3.75 value at
Plato Racks
Golden or weathered oak 0o value
at
Golden or weathered oak $1.60 value-at
Golden oak beautiful design with solid back Cf
M.00 -value at vv
59c
1.00
Tables
Tables
Golden oak -foot extension heavy posts
$7.00 value at
Golden oak fluted poet fine finish $10.00
value at
Golden oak xtra heavy post moulded
frame oUsh finish $1&00 value at
Selected quarter sawd oak French leg
- hand carved frame $18.00 value at
' Pedestal style mads of selected Quarter
round top maaslv claw foot $33.00
value at
Pedestal style made of selected quarter
beaded frame highly polished $22.00
value at
A Rare Chance to Buy
5.45
- 7.95
10.50
14.00
awed oak
29.00
awed oek
18.75
Rugs
' cn you utilise a Wilton or Domestic Oriental with
one-quarter the purchase price clipped off? A remark
able collection of the season' newest patterns, coonitrt
Ing of beautiful floral delgns and unexcelled reproduc
tions of the finest Turkish and Persian rug.
xl0- Brussels oral and medallion effects f ft A A
. $11.60 value at
1x12 feet one-pleo Brussels u per b coloring fl RfJ
$17.60 value at
Jxll-I Velvet Rug heavy close pile inexpensive f A Afl
and durable $111.00 value-at
J xl 2-foot Roxbury these celebrated ruga come In floral,
medallion and small Pervlan effects 4Q atfi
$24.00 values ct -VJ
1x13 Body mussels full six-frame rich color- Of Elf!
lngs-W.OO value at
Si 13-foot Royal Wiltons these are unquestionably th
most durable rug produced $4P.OO CKA.
valu-t A 0
Curtains
Curtains
And here are some curtain value. It will cer
tainly be improvident fur nny housewife who needs cur
tain for the home to negloct taking advantage of these
reduction.
Buttle Curtains fish or net center-deep lac
borders $4 00 values at
Cable net center wide ruffle $50 value
at Arabian ruffle net with-lace Inserting and
deep border $6.00 value at ,
Arabian ruffle net with Battenberg edg and
wtuw lace inserting $tt.00 value at
Fine Bohblnet with lace Inserting and wide
ruffle 17.00 value at
Fine Bobblnet wide lace border and Insert
ing $7.50 value at r
Fine Bobblnet with renaissance Inserting and
border $4.00 value at
.2.45
.3.45
375
.4.45
.495
.5.25
6.25
Another
Sermon
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Dorothy Dodd
SEE THE DIFFERENCE
It Is the American point of sensitiveness not to know how to do
things aa they are done byreoognised authorities.
Recognised authority 1 another name for style. If a woman has
style you know It at once. You ' examine her credentials tn your
first glance at her shoe. If they are not stylish, she la noC
The "style" of a "Dorothy Dodd'l shoe la the flrat thins that aU
tracts atenUon. It Is unmistakable. ! ... "
The "Dorothy Dodd" 1 a different from an ordinary hoe as day
from night ' , " ".' . ,
But don't take anyone- word for'thla. Merely try on a pair and
see the difference In the appearance of your feet.,
Sincerely yours.
DOROTHY DODD.
n-ford- S2.SO . ?'
XJT Root s vnn XlT
$MaW M90i
U"
Specials. 50c More.
Fast Color Eyelets Used Exclusively.
V C"1SSJJB
nr i,ins
Crockery
A huge sale of Fancy Lamp. The right time to
. buy Lamps is now.
From every quarter where good Lamps are made we
have gathered in our immense supply.
' Tomorrow, Monday, we start a big discount sale.
We want you to come and see our Immense varieties,
Tou wouldn't believe so many vagaries in designs of
Lamp and Candelbra were possible but juat BM wnat
we have and ' you will marvol at the show.
We have everything that 1 new.
Lamps in Metal Lamps in China
Lamps in Porcelain Lamps in Glass
Lamps of Every Conceivable Kind
To get in on thla big sale a discount of 20 per cent
upon our already closely shaven prices all you have to
do 1 to mention thl advertisement, and take your
choice.
Here are some more specials from this nntque 2i"-partment.
Maobeth'B No. 1 Pearl Top Lamp Chimneys
each ,
Yusea Welsbach Mantles-each
Heavy Hotel Bell Boy Jus per
UUIOU .. .......... ...... ..... ...............i
Brown Rockingham Cream Fltchers
WW .
..5c
25c
1.35
3c
e w
Wall Paper
10c
Genuine Drug
Money Savers
Lilac Talcum Powder
44-pound can
Armour Fine Art Soap
cake Armour Fine Art Soap
box
Carter's Little Liver Pills '
per bfx
Alcock'n Plasters 13c
two fir
Plno's '
Cure A
Chambetlaln'a Cough
Cure .
Castorta
at Jayne's Vermifuge
at
Hay's Hair Health
at
Peruna
at
8. 8. 8.
mall
8. 8. 8.
large
Oray's Glycerin
Tonlo
Tongalln ,.
at
Ruftwll' Emulsion of
Fata
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...8c
20c
15c
25c
20c
20c
25c
30c
40c
68c
75c
1. 14
85c
85c
80c
Art
Bargains
KEW GOODS Iff DAILY THIS WILL
BE THE ORDER OF THINGS TILL OIR
COMPLETE HOLIDAY STOCKS ARB
OH DISPLAY.
t
Elegant Water Colors. qH
in gold frame CJOC
A large line of Colored f
Pictures nioely framed -lUfn
up from a w
Cupids ,
in all size-
up from w"'
W have the largest and most complete
line of Picture Frame and Moulding in
Omaha.
In Pyrography Goods we lead them all.
Com and get your suppllea Outfit from
$1M up.
Art Dept, 2d Floor
THIRD FLOOR
Tapestries, up .
from. ..... .
Embossed heavy golds, up 1 Sari
from ....t...J
Gilts, with 9 or 18 inch borders, fZn
up from ...... :vJv,'
Good white blanks, up
from.......
3c
A Great Clear Up
HARDWARE PRICES
The number of bargains In hardware 1
the same as the number of items in the
hardware section their name U legion.
HERE'S A FEW STUNNERS FOR
MONDAY: r
50 lb Japanned flour box .54c
Small sized bread or cake box .42o
Medium sized bread or cake box..... .48o
Large sized bread or cake box ...... 54c
Shaker flour sifter , 12c
STEEL RANGE Six 8-inch holes, 18-
inch oven, high closet, asbestos C!! CA
lined, nicely nickled pv0 0U
Same slove with reservoir $29.50
Oak heater, heavy polished, 14-inch steel
body, large ash CO 00
pan P770
Stationery Dep't
Crepe pap?r, all shades and colors, extra fine
grades, special, per roll ....
Fancy assortment of crepe paper for shades,
shelves, etc., regular 25c paper, for......
Finest assortment of box paper, at
JL
15c
19c
WATCH
YOUR
EYES!
WE'LL WATCH THEM RIGHT That
la, w will give them all that expert
scientific treatment can give tbem, and
that's lust all they need.
' WON'T COST MUCH, EITHER!
HORSE BLANKETS
Special (his Week
A heavy dark brown stable blanket extra strong
wool lining, quilted, two surcingle. This was
made up especially for us In all sizes, and we
guarantee that it cannot be duplicated In Cms ha
for the money. We will soil same until stock
.orin..?... ..: $1.48
W have the largest line of horn blanket and
lap robe in Omaoa at lb lowest price.
latter train, which leavea Chicago now at
10 a. m., will hereafter leave at 10:30 p. m.
and 'will arrive at Butte at S p. m. These
are the principal change of th time on
th Union Paclflo and the schedule will go
Into effect November IS. A few minor
changes yet remain t be considered, but
these deal with th tlm of th train run
ning on the branchea -
"Th only noteworthy change en th
Boutuern Paclflo will b In the time of
train No. 4, which will leave San Francisco
at $ o'clock a. m. Instead of I a. in. Th
new schedule for No. I 1 still under consid
eration. On th Oregon Short tin train No.
T and I will only run to Idaho Falls in
stead of Butte, leaving one through train
daily between 8alt Lake City and Butte.
"Th new LAicIn cutoff wa not Included
In making up th schedules. The trestle
Is i.iiupleted- and will be formally opened
November ts wban the flrat train will
cross lU carrying a party of th most dis
tinguished railroad men In the country. It
will be thoroughly tested and pronounced
absolutely safe before the run will be mad
and after it 1 put in use It will not figure
In th transcontinental run as a tlm
aavr."
It could not be ascertained whether any
action had been taken on the proposed
agreement between the Santa Fe and th
Southern Paclflo for the transportation of
Utah coal to western points. This matter
has been under advisement for aome tlm,
but the officials would not dlvulg any
thing. .
REV. DR. TINDALL QUITS OMAHA
Exekaagea Pslslts With Rev. J.. R.
salts, ef Great Falls.
Hsalssa
Rev. D. K. Tlndall. pastor of. Trinity
Methodist church, ha been tranaforred to
Great Falls. Mont., and Rev. J. It Smith
of that place has been assigned te th
pastorate at Trinity church. The change
will probably be made some time during
the next two weeks.
Rev. Tlndall, who goes to Montana, has
been a member of the North Nebraska
conference for many years and during that
time has occupied some of ne most im
portant pulpits in the confidence. Including
the one which he now rellnqulah In
many way be ha been a prominent figure
in th Melhodlat church in this part of
the world.
- The new pastor of Trinity is highly
spoken of, both as a man and a pulpit
orator by those who know him. '
Wtsls .( Arrive. .
NEW YORK, Nov. T. The dwhess of
Roxburgh and her daugbtor, I.ady Isabel
lnncS-Ker, arrived todoy on the steamer
Csa-pnla to attend U wedding of th
duke of Roxburgh to Mis Ma Ooelet, No
vember 10. Clifford 8lfton, asent of Great
Mrltaln in th Alaskan arbitration, and
Mgr. O'Connell rector of the Catliollo uni
versity at Washliiatun, also were on board.
ONE WITNESS IS IF. OMAHA
laaaest late Cast of Wreck ef Big
rar Awaits Retsra ef
Dtshep.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. T.-Coroner Tut
wailer said today that his report on th
cause of the Big Four wreck Saturday
bad not been completed. The coroner said
that further evidence secured mad 'it Un
certain whether I. H. Bishop, th Shelby
street operator of th company, had re
ceived the notice of th coming of th
special, and Mr. Bishop 1 badly wanted a
aa important witness. II said that under
th rules Bishop would have received such
a notice and no . notice had been trans
mitted by him to the yardmaster.
Bishop's son has notified th coroner that
hi father 1 at Omaha at hi wife's bed
side and will return to testify whan wanted.
' Qallty ef Maaslaaahter.
LARAMIE, Wye., Nov. T. Frank Kenfe.
the I taw Una merchant who shot and killed
Policeman John ltttxter several months
ago, has been found guilty of manslaughter,
ills attoroy flld a motion for a near trial
and was allowed ten day in which to
prepare th brief.
Meveaseat ef Oca Vessels Oe(.
At Southampton Sailed: Fuerst Bis.
marck, from Hamburg, for Naw York, via
Cherbourg.
At (jueenatown Arrived: I.ucanla, from
New York, for Liverpool, and proceeded.
At Boulogne Sur-Mer Arrived: Hytulam.
from New York, for Rotterdam, aud kt'
ceeded. it
At tienoa Arrived: Prlnaes Irene, f
New York, via Gibraltar and Naples.
At Hamburg -Arrived: Pretoria, ft
net sola, via riiuvuia uui vutrwuii
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