Tin; OMAHA
DAILY niSBt TUrUSDAV, DKCl'UUCn 3, lf0.T
v
11
PUITOrFICE NOTICE.
(Should be read DAILT by all Interested,
change mny occur at any time.)
Foreign ' mail for the fk ending Ie
imbfr I, 1M. will elnee ( FROM FTi.Y In
aU cases) at (ha tlenersl PoetorhVe aa fol
low: PAHtEISVPOBT MA1L.8 close on
hour earlier than closing Ume shown be
low.. .V arcels-Post MalW for Germany clou
t S p. m. Monday, per a. a. Kxoniirin
: Wllhelm; Wedneeilsy, per . . Netkar;
- Friday, per a. a. l'retorla.
Rfllar-kiid supplementary malla close
i at Foreign Station half hour later then
' closing time shown below (except that Sup-
plementary Walla for Europe and Central
.America, via Colon, cloa on hour later at
Foreign Station).
Traesallaatla Malla.
THVftf TM T At 7 a. m. for FRANCE.
SWIT7,ERI.ANn. ITALY, HPAIN. P)R
TVOAU TIRKKY, EGYPT. OREKCK,
BRITISH 1NUIA AND LORENZO MAR
QCKZ. per a. a. t A Toiiralne, via -Havre
' (mall for other part of Kurope muat b
directed "per . a. l-a Touralne").
.FRIDAY At M p. m. for AZORES 18k-
ANr8, per a. a. Romanic, from Boston.
SATI'RDAYAt 2:30 a. m. tor IRELAND,
pet" a. a. trnrla. via Quepnstown (mull
for other part of Europe muat be di
rected "per a. a. Ktrurla"i: at a. m. for
KC'ROrE. per a. . rhllHdclphla. via
Bouthamptnn; at 7:110 a. .m. for ITALY
direct, per a. a. Prlna Adelbcrt (mall muat
'be directed "per a a. Prlna Adelbert";
at ?:30 a. ,rn. for SCOTLAND direct, per
. ' a. a. Astoria (mall must be directed 'per
. r,' a. Astoria ); at 8:S0 a. rn. for BEL-
OH M direct, per a. 8. Finland (mall muat
v b directed 'per a. a. Finland,'.')...
After the closing at- the Supplementary
Trsrisatlantm Mails named above, addl-
n tlonal flupplemantarr Malla are onened
on. the pier of the American, English,
French and (Imhwh steamera. and re-
main open until within Ten Minute of
the hour ot aalllng of steamer, - - '
! til. WAY TIHK ( tRn-(llf.
a i . pm
a 5:30 pm
a 7:1 am
a S:40 am
a 8:10 am
The Portland - Chicago
Special
Enetern Epre
The Atlantic Kxpresa...
1 he Colorado Special... all :S5 pm
ChlcHgo Speclwl
JUIncoln. Meairioe mid
Htrornxburg Kxprees..b 4:00 prh l12:4S pm
Columbua Local b tv pm b I:3i am
Wablth,
St. I-oul "Cannon Ball " '
Kxpres a 5:."5 pm a 1:20 am
St. Louis Ixal, Coun
cil Bluff a' 9:15 em 10:30 pm
t h lea c tireat Weatera By. C'e.
21 St. Paul Minne
apolis Limited
104 Ft. podge Exprea..a 1:V am
1J Ft. Podge Exprea..a 8:25 pm
20 St. Paul Minne
apolis Llmiteil a 7:56 pm
7 Ft. Dodge Kxpre..
M Ft. Dodge Kxpiess..
a A. o-i am
a1t:10 am
a 8:3 pm
Malla far Month anal Ceatral A'roerlca,
Weat ladlea. Ktr. '
TlU'R8DA Y At 8 a. m. for Cl'BA, per a.
Vigllancla tin all fur-Mexico, vht Pro-
Sreeo, Campech and Vera Vrwa- must be
Irecled "per a.-, a. Vigilanvla,",;: at 11 m.
. , for MEXIC O, per a, a. Upland,- via Tam-
plco (mall, muat ba directed, ."per a. a.
j upland"). . . . -
FRiDA Y At- M n m. for NKWFOfND.
' -LAND, per a. a. Rosalind: at. 7" p. m. for
. NKWFOUNDLAND, per a. ' a. f Sicilian.
- . - from Philadelphia.
SAT.' RDAY At fi:30 a. m. fof BRAZIL.
' per a. a. Tennyon( via Pernamhuco, Bet-f-
. ma, kio Janeiro ana Mailtos (mail lor
- Northern Brazil, Argentine. Uruguay and
i 1 araguay tnuet be directed "per a. a.
C hicago, llock Island a Tirlllr.
K A ST.
Chicago Davlighl L't'd..a 3:fr am a S:S0 an
Chicago Layllght Iocal a 7:" am a : pm
CIiIchko Exprena bll:l.1 am a 5::to pm
Dea Molnei JCjcprKe a 4:10 pm' lilltE'l am
Chicago Faet Kxprcna. a B:.10 pm a 1:25 pm
-WEST.
Rocky Mountain L't'd..a 7:30 am a 7:25 am
Lincoln. Colo. Springe,
... Denver, Pueblo and
vW'et .........a, 1:90 pm a 5:00 pm
Texaa. t'allfornlft and
Oklahoma Flyer a 8:1.1 pm al2:40 pm
Mlaaonrl Paelflr. '
ttt. Lo'uia j:xpreea. r1ii:KI am a 6:25 pm
K. C. A. St. L. Kxpren..al0:5J pm a 6:15 am
Chicago, Milwaukee St. rant.
Chicago Daylight ..a 7:41 am a 11 US pm
Chicago Fnat Kxpreaa..'a 6:45 pm a 3:4o pm
Chicago' Limited a S:( pm a 7:50 am
Dee Moinea Kxpreaa....a 7:45 am a 3:40 pm
Tennvaon")! at d:3) a. m. (aunDlnmntarv
:WV a. m.) tat CIVRWAO and VENE
' -7.1'ELA, per a. a. Maracalho (mall for
Havanllla and Carrbgeha muat be di
reoted "per'g. a. Maracalt)Or'l'. .at-9 a. m.
. for PORTO RICO, per a. a. Ponce, via
Hun Juan; at I JO a. m. (aopplementary
. I'MW a. m.) for FORTUNE ISLAND. JA
. HAICA. SA VANILLA. CARTAOENA
and OREV'TOWN. per a. . Valencia
(mall for Coala Rica muat be directed
i ".''per a a. 'Valencia"); at :: a. m. (mip
. plcmentar 10-KO a. m.) fof ST. THOMAS.
- ST. CROIX. LEEWARD Hr,d WIND-
WARD ISLANDS. RRITIBH, Dt'TCM
. and. FRENCH OCIANA. per a. a. Korona
iitmll for Orangda and Trinidad must, be
. directed -'per a.-a. Korona"); at f:30 a. m.
(aunplementaryi 10 at) a. m;) fof-INAOTA
' end HAITI, per a., a. FlandrlH- (ruail for
V. rPort. an Prince Aux. Cayea and Jacmel
I, muat be directed "per a. a.' Flandrla");
. at 10 a. m. for CUBA, per a. a. Mexico, via
, Havana: at V) a. m. for HAITI. 1 per a. a.
. Orattje Naeean (mall foe Curacao Vene
anelai Trinidad. British, and Dutch Qulana
mirnt l.e directed "er a. a. Oranje Nna-,
.. . aau"); at 10 a. m. for ARtJKNTINE,
iRUOl'AY and PARAGUAY, per a. a.
oldler Prince. ; . :
' Mall Farwarded Overland, Etc,,' Bx
rent Tranapaptac.
CUBA Via Florida, cloaea at thla oltlco
. . . dally, except Thureday, at 15:29 a, an (th
connecting mall clona here on .Wednea
'. daya and Saturday via. Tampa,, and on
' Monday -via H'aml).,.,. .. .
' -MBXICO CITY-Overland, Upleaa' Kpeclally
' ad'lreeaed for dlBp'atch by eteamer. cloea
. . t thla office dally, except Sunday, at 1:30
' 'p.- m. and 11:10 p. m. Sundaya at 1:00 p.
' .m.r and 11:i p. tn.' .
"'Zti F.,vY FrJUN DLAND-rTfy rail to North Byd
J., hey. and (hence by ateaoier, clone at thla
' ."' offlce dally at B:30 it. m. (connecting malla
" rlohe here every Monday, Wedneaduy and
' ' Saturday). .. . ' . ..
V 3 A M A I C A By rail to Botfln. an1 thence
.w,' .. by eteamer, clone at this. office at (:S0 p,
' rrt." every Tireeday.
Bv rail to Philadelphia and. thence by
eteamer. cloaea at thla OfTtca at 11:30 p. nl.
1 1 MIQUElON By rail to Br)xton.; afid thenci
' by ateamer,.cjo at thla office daily , at
'xsa-f VV ' TJtTtrnTr" fntt-VVT , inert doiuib ot ine ;ny nureioiore lanura
'jfoljATEMALSy r'.l toTO Wn" 1 & WAifUWV&nS
and thenea by ateamer. cloaea at thla of-4 "V'" .Vv tVv of Nsw 4ort
! nca dally, eTcept. Sunday, ar U3 p. m. f "f Nebraaka in the City of New born,
BIBMSOTOX STATIO lOth MASOS,
Rnrllnaton A Mlaaonrl Jflver.
. .. . Tave. Arrl-e.
ChlcagofSpecial :.: a 7: am a :! pm
Chicago Vernlbuled 1CX..R 4:00-rim a'7:45 m
Chicago Iioal '. ......a 9:H r.m U M pm
itilcago Limited ...a 8:'6 m a 7:45 pn
Fast Mall.; , 24i pnj
'.Rarllnxtoii A Mlaaanrl River. "
AVymore, Beatrice' and '. '. '
Lincoln '.- ;. ....a S.ftl am. b12:05 pin
Nebraska Wxprc ,Mi..ft 2:ftit.tim a 7:45 pm
Denver Limited .........a 4:10 pni ' a 6:45 am
Black Hill and 1'uget -
Sound Kxpree all:10 pm A 3:30 pm
Colorado Vestlbuled. . ': ..
KlyCr a 3:30 pm
Lincoln Feat Mall . A. . .b 2:57 pm a :( pm
Fort Crook and Plaits- ' i
mouth ;.........b 3:10 pm blfl:35 am
Bellevue & PaclUc Jet.. a 7:Ml pm a 8:37 am
Bcllevuo & Pacific Jet.. a, 3:30 am .
JKanaaa City, St. Joaeph A Cooncll
; Blnffa. ' .
Kanena Cltv Day -Ex.. ..a 9:IS am a 6:05 pm
St.NIui Fiver.,...- a 5:25 pm alli'SBm
K'anaas City Nljrht Ex..al0:45 pm a 6:30 am
WHBMTEH IKP0T-;1RTH WEBSTER.
r 'Mlaaonrl Paelllc. ' .
Ivcave. Arrive.
Nebraaka Local, via
Weeping Water. b 4 JTO pm al0:35 am
Chicago, St. Panl, Mlnneapolla A
Omaha. . i
Twin City Paengcr....a 6:30 am a :10 pm
Ploux City Paaenger...a 2:no pm all:20 am
Oakland Local b 6:45 pm b 8:45 am
a Dally, h Dally except Bundny. d Dally
except Saturday, e Dally except Monday.
THUG WHO, JOKES VICTIMS
Frank Ford Arrei'.cd in Kami, Ca'led tbe
Eoooroai Burgltr.
CAPERS ARE WELL KNOWN IN OMAHA
LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE OF THE SALE. OF RENEWAL
BONDS.
v Propoaala' will be received by B. C. Shrlg
ley; I ho City Clerk -of the Oily of South
Omaha, Nebraaka, until ( o'clock p. m.,
I'lrcmbfr 7, 1103, for the purchaea of an
inane of bond lu the aum of $21,000, bonda
to be 'leaned lit the denomination ot five
hundred dollana (IniW) -each, bearing data
November 1,-ltKtt, manuring In twenty yea re
after date and 'bearing Interext at the rate
of flva 15) per cent - peri annumy payable
aeenl-annualty. ! '' i i ri
Iheae. r. rehewril bond to take' up and
pay cerlam. iHtantrng -IMatrlct Improve-
iiy
and ill ::a n.
p. nv and )l:s p. .. (eTmnectrng-.imll,
and
m., Sundaya at l:O0
111:3ft
111:80
cloeea here Monday at 111:30 t). m ).
COSTA RICA By rail to New Orleana, and
thenc by ateamer, eloae nt thla oftlc
' - 'da(lv, except Sunday, at 1:S p. m. and
l . 111:1) p. m.; tBtindaya -at. 1:00 -pi rn. and
111:8 IV.'1 m.- (connecting mall close hera
Tueeday t 111:30 p. mj. ...
- R ROISTERED .MAIL cloaea at p. m.
- prevlou day. " . ,
" i. '' .
. -Tapacle Malla.
) )JEW ZEALAND, Al;8TRALIA (except
, Weat), NEW CALKDON5A - FUt,.,
. SAMOA and HAWAII, via Ban Wrancleco,
' cloe here dally at, (1:30 p., m up to De-
fember 5, Incluelve, for dlapatch per 'a.
a. Ventura. (If .he Cunard ateamer carry.
": ln the BrtJeh mal 'or New Zealand
' ; doe not arrive in time v vunnect with
thla dlapatch. extra malls cloalng at 6:30
a. m. and ' a. m. and 6:80 p. m.; sun
, day at 4:80 a. m.t a. m. and 6:80 p. m.
... .will be niada up and forwarded until th
arrival of th Cunard ateamer.)
AUSTRALIA lexcent Wean. FIJI ISL
ANDS and NEW CALEDONIA (epacjally
."i addreaeed only), via Vancouver and Vlo
t . torla, B. C. cloee here dally at 6:30 p. m.
up to December 5, inclusive, fer diipatch
nee a. Uikunu . .
a 1 : rilll4A"and JAPAN, via Seattle, elnae hmr.-
dally nt 6:30 p. m. up to December 5,
Inclusive, tor dJspatch- per a. a.- Hyadea.
. 114WAU. vm ean eianciaco. uinae nert
. , . dally at 6:30. n-rp. up to. December I2,
Inclusive, .for dispatch per I . Alameda.
' "HAWAII. JAPANT C1HNA and PHILIP
. PINE- ISLANDS, via San Francisco, close
' ''hera dally, at 6:J0 p. m. up ta December
" IT. Inclualve, for dispatch per a. a. China.
' CHINA and JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria. B. C, ctoae bar dully at 6:30 p.
in. up to December 420. Inclualve for dla
patch per . a. Kmprea of India. (Mer
chandise for. .United Imatea Postal
. agency at Bhar.ghal cannot be forwarded
' via Canada.)
HAWAII, JAPAN. CHINA gnd PHILIP.
PINE ISLANDS, via San Francisco:
close here dally at 6:31 p. m. up to De-
eemoer inclusive, tor aiapaicn per a.
Dortc. -PHILIPPINE
ISINDS. via Ran Fran
.. ctaco, eloae hera dally at 6:30 p. n. up to
, Decenvlwr 477, Inclusive, fur dispatch per
IT.'4P transpirt.
TAHITI and. MARQUESAS ISLANDS, via
' San Francisco eloae ber dally at 6:30 p.
m. tin to January 1. Inclualve, for
dispatch per a, a. Mariposa.
NOTE 4'nleaa otherwise addressed. West
Australia la forwarded! via Europe, and
New Zealand and Philippines via San
1 i. Fraacisoo tha quickest route. .Phlllp-
plnea specially addressed "via Canada"
r ''via Europe" muat be fully prepaid at
the foralrn rates. Hawaii la forwarded
via San Francisco exclusively.
Transpacific malla are forwarded to pt at
sailing aaiiy ana ine ecnenuie or closing
Is arranged on th preaumptlon of their
uninterrupted overland transit. IRegla-
tiered mail i lea at p. m. previous day
r CORNELIUS VAN -COTT. Postmaater.
Poaionic. New York. N. Y., November Zl.
. ItvS. . ., .. , .
pilLROAD TIME CAHrX
I'JIIOS STATION lOTH ASD MAftCY,
' llllaol CtalraL
. Leave. .. Arrive.
.a 7:&o am alO:36 pm
i pin a 8:05 ain
tTilca'ge) Kxiireaa
Chicago, Minneapolis &
Ht. Paul Limited.. ..j.. a 7r50
Miiineapoua at 01. Paul
Expreaa .:..:.....' b 7:60 am bl0:35prn
Chlcac tt Kert hwestera.
- i "Tba NWthwestem Line.
ChU-ago ,...11:10 m a 7:55 am
I.eal Chicago..-:.... .r...all:S0 am
M" , ...a 8:10 pm a 8:30 am
1aosI Sioux Cltv k A
, Daylight Ht. l'uL.....,.a.7.60-aia alO tx) pin
Davllslit Chicil 1 III mm . 11 '-a .....
,1 Imlied ChU-guv......ji t Jft pin a 8:15 am
pm a 1:45 pin
pin . . -
pin a 7:5 am
!'' v- a 1:40 pm.
, Korfolk ft BoawtKl....a 8 i am alu la am
r J.liKohi k Long Pine....b 8:U6 am bW:45 am
'n wmHJ. iiur miringa v
' Mncela., ..a 1 W pm.a &:W pm
... rmiiii ii. ai w inn e :i pm
b 2 50 pm b 6:10 pm
,1 Imlied ChU-tuv......ji t;Jft
'd'aat Chicago a 6:50 !
. I.oal CbJ-aoJ.....a a i
f aj.t St. Paul ....a 8 15
t. Paul Express..
Albltm
lataa rraa.-
Overland Limited,.
Tne Fast Mail.......
t'sllfornla Kxpreaa.
I he Cl.ksro Portland
aMXi jo 0
,....a 6 40 am a l i pm
... a 8- am a 1:2 pm
. ... ..t nt
M Y.
All Vtn muat be In ' WrIHng; and" must
be -uncprdltlonal ' and-accorntBtil'd 'by a
certified- oheck fbr five )undred dollar
(eoKD, 'payaoie io ine v iiy oi rjourn timana,
Nebraska, purchaser to accept and pay for
aald bonda within twenty daya from date
of sale1 by City.
The rignt laireservea ro reject any or
all bid. ' . .t 'iv - t
Dated at South. Omaha, Nebraska, De
cember- T.-. 19S. . - Dl dtiUnAe
mercurV' gets RATHER ; Low
Teaiperalore- 1pr November Shows
Only F.lgnt Degrees Above in
Middle of Month.'
The Weather bureau' report for Novem
ber shows tho highest temperature to have
been 66, on .NpVyember 8, the lowest was 8
above, on the-. 17th; . the greatest dully
range, 24 degree, orr the 7th, and the low-
eat, dally range 4 degree, on , the 25th.
Tha mean temperature of November In 1901
wav vJ, in jaus rx waa 11 siiu nun year ii i
was 3s. . The mean temperature tor Novem
ber fur thirty-three' years wag 38 deggeea.
The prevailing direction of the wind w.aa
aoutherjy, - with a. maximum velocity .of
thlrty-aeveq mile per hour, on November
8. The total precipitation for the month
of November' In 1901 waa 0.56 Inches, in 180J
it. was 1.38 and. this year, Jt was. 1.01.
Average precipitation in th month of No
vember tor thirty-three year has beear 1.02.
During the month of November, 1803, there
were aeven clear, twelve partly cloudy and
eleven cloudy daya. :' --. . . . ..
Some Tlctlena Here Who Stood I ader
Cover of (iia While Pes.
perado Played Trllh
Fate.
i i 1 ' 1
Frank Ford, the man apprehended at Ar
gentine. Kan., and wanted here foe the.
commission of Innumerable petty crimes, l
known to the police ai the "humorous
burglir." Ford has a peculiar, modus
operandi which he Invariably employ
when doing a Job. For lntnnce, when he
held up Frank P. .Gallagher of Jhe World
Herald last spring, ho covered him with a
large revolver and then calmly snt down
to discus generalities of things worldly,
felling Mr. Gallagher that, he should be
able to enlighten him because-of his voca
tion apd Indicating, that one of his, own
habits, operating -exclusively, at - night,
could not be expicted .ta keep him abreast
df the times. ' 1 '.
Later. Ford called nt the home of Dp.
Burrell. 1BI4 South Thirty-second "trect.
In IKIe er'CHpade lie employed the' home
made dark lantern, which ronsNts of plac
lug a candle In a teapot, characteristic l
his operations. , '
Mrs. burrell saw the llRht of this crude
affair .as It flashed up th stairway and
called out; ,' , ' ...... .
"Who Is there? What do you wnntT'
Walt until I get there.-' replied the un
perturbed marauder, "and I'll ahow you."
:Ford secured a vaiuable gold. watch gnd
several smaller jlecea of Jewelry on the
Hutrrll rad. ' !
Debut at Sonth Omaha, i
Three days later Ford made liia debut In
South Omah. entering the ' home of Dr.
Knsot. llee again he used the canflle-ln-a-tcopot
luntetj) and Jokingly hel4"(he doc
tor tip for a diamond ring and aeveml doll
lars' worth of line jewelry. The most
humorous Incident -of iFord'a. call on- Dr.
F.nso was the careless manner In which
he flouiiwhed the doctor' owft revolver
close to his head and recklessly fingered
Its hair trigger.
.-.Drl Ensor Is something of a sportsman
and Is fond of shontln at email birds. H
tind his revolver fitted with a dellcat halrl
trigger, which mapped from the slightest
pressure.
''That morning' when I woka up feeling
that strange unaccountable fear '.which
conies over -one when In the presence of
danger, this fellow waa sitting on the edge
of the bed and had me covered with my
own. gun,' is the way Dr. Ensor told th
police of Ford'a visit. ':
"I said, 'Whose gun hare you got
there?''" continued the doctor, "and he re
plied, "Don't know; picked It up over there
on tha bureau.'
" 'Be careful with that gun,' 1 said; 'for
It has a hair trigger.'" ;:. '
" 'You're- the one to be careful,' replied
the man, as he stuck the gun wlthirt two
Inches of my face."
Detective Heltf eld, , who waa dispatched
to Argentine to bring Ford back to stand
trial, la expected to arrive in Omaha with
hi man this evenlag .
which displaces th old script ticket also
came In the same' package, and they will
hereafter be Bold In place of the old form.
GOSSIP ON COMMISSION ROW
Three Kind of Italian Engiiah Wa(
. nets tampete with, tha ( all.,
fnralane.
Three kinds of Italian English walnuts
for Omaha to eat this winter. Chile, Gren
oble and Naples nuta they are, and have
been brought to this country regardless of
the contract labor laws to "scab" on the
honest walnut of California. But the west
erners ate o high-priced that they Invite
foreign comietlUon. A shipment of the
Italian mils got here, coming In cases from
Sorrento ar.d'ns far as Chicago In bond.
They have not been seen In this market
before for several years.
The trouble 'In the west is twofold. In
the first place, their is a shortage, but the
principal cause of high price Is the great
reputation the. Californian have acquired
Thla Iihs causedi the demand to Increase
much more rapldiv than the supply and a
s consequence-.there is high money. This
opens the market to the outsiders. The
Chile nut are the smallest, darkest and of
the strongest flavor. Tliey wholesale now
at 13 cents Yhe Grenoble nut Is equal to
California second grade and Is hard shell.
The Naples nut, however. Is equal. It la
said, to the best California. Is large, has
a soft shell ami sell at the first price 16,
cent.
'Chriatmaa troea are sprouting and a
J oung forest of ttiem- will be flourishing or)
the row next. wee.k.'Jf .llie cfop reports may
be believed. A few specimens have been in
for several week taking orders and th
bunch Is about: due. .The trees are belug
trimmed up now In Wisconsin, so that
they will be . pruce when they reach
Omaha. Some lira-will be Bent-here alio,
but furs are, not so 'much the fashion this
year. They are, however, the best tree ta
keep perishable ChrUtma presents from
freezing." ' .. '
The-apple whlcji are to fill the bill and
the mouths of such eater a pay cash
during the early months are about all her
now. One commission house has received
this year 20.000 barrels, so that the general
public had better get bury. The apples are
high .this year, hut this 1 largely due to
the great foreign idemand, which exceeds
that of any previous year.
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Greatest In the World .
A MILLION ROMPING, BOYSTERINO AMERICAN 1 BOYS, the
kind that eat too much pie whenever they pet a ohanop, know that
there's a sweet little ft-ag-rant, medicine tablet a pleasure to eat It
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Sometimes the little girls get it too but CASCAKETS Candy
Cathartic the perfect bowel and liver medicine and preventive of
childhood's ailments, keep the children's stomachs and systems
always in perfectly healthy condition. Wise mothers always keep
a box handy in the house. All drup-(rits, lOo, U5o. 6O0. Be sure
makm m you (jet the Renuine each tablet marked O O O. Sample and book-
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AUTOMATIC PRESS MADE HERE
First of Kind Manufactured in Omaha
1 : Is Slow Set.; and' Ready' -
' .. tor- WorkVi '.,', ..' : ( , '
. Ifrcbably the first cnrnidete : automatic
printing press ever built 'in Omaha has
jusl been completed and Installed In the
printing office of Kramer A f'Jiaiidler. Tl e
press was built by Sundcfland A Cromble,
and every piece of it . was turned out (by
Omaha labor and Omaha machinery . ' i
,"'TM press prints in "two colors from a
roll and has an automatic critter which can
be set to cut the printed' sheets any
length desired. It is capable of printing
sheets 15x30 Intjlie in alae, and It 1a possible
to gear It up to a speed of 75,000 Impres
sions per hour., but Jtlifi epeed at which it
probably .will be run will be about 12,000
per hour. "' . ,
When It waa decided that such a preas
waa wanted the firm corresponded with
several eastern companies who manufac
ture printing machinery, but Just the atyle
of pre which - was needed could not be
obtained and tt was decided to have it
built here, where the work could be tinder
the personal supervision of a member of
the- Arm. ...'. ' '
WEATHER : COCX. MAKES FLOP
Lnwera Mercery In Omaha and Raise
ill Is. WHItr,Ki4 o(.
. ... the State.
Acording to the Burlington weather re
port, Omaha .waa Hie eoldea pln.ee on the
line at a. ' ru.' yesferdsy"; with one ex
ception, Tccumach. The' temperature at
Tecumaeh wa 10 degree above aero, while
the thermometer registered 18 above at
Omaha. . Tbe western' .division, .which 1
usually the ooldest,. was thla morning tha
warmest division on the system, th ther
mometer', ranging ' from -2J a bo van to M
above. According to the official prognoati
cator In th local office, warmer Weather
Is to be expected in. this: city today.
DUNN THREATENS "TO APPEAL
t .
Antlelpatlas Adveeaa Deelslaa. Attar
aey gay He Will Go to
gnpreme Conrf.
The tranaciipt in tha mandamus case in
stituted by. I. J. Dunn against J lie munici
pal authorities o compel them to arrest
persons having a proprietary intereat In
th Diamond aaloon, where It ia alleged
gambling devloea are kept and, operated,
constat of over 600 pages cloaely type
written matter. In the event an adverse
decision should Issue by Judge Katell tha
announcement has been made that Dunn
Wjll carry tha matter to the supreme court.
Mortality Statistic.
Th following birth and . deaths have
ueen reporieu io tne uoara oi Health:
Ulrtlia-r'atrick J. Inthan. X.i North
Tweiity-flf th avenue, girl; John ilibtard.
Slmt Beward. girl: Braxton Moure. ;;
V'rankllu. buy; Alonao Jackaon. IM Ht.
Mary a avtuue, laiy; Ilrnry lirlmm. Sill
Boulevard, girl; Kd Putiivv. North
Thirty-aeveiuh avenue, girl; Kmll hush,
A'iH ilancroft. boy; Ernest hell. Mi Mason,
girl.
Keaihs-M II. ehiith.-dled In Wise bo -pital.
iHimo- De Sto. Net, , I. y, P
I lili iv-fourih and Meredith svrnue
Kred Bt-ndienger. c winty hoj.im! 47. Jca, , ,
Cle-le. county hoei'llsl. 7: HitImtI r.nk
iiisiHiroogn. 1 Boom iweiitii. ;: .
isu. M. lturairsr. lik t'slifornlx 'K
YOUNG ELLSWORTH ON TRIAL
rarl BlnSTa Man Pares Formal
Charge of Mnrder of David
R. lloaer. . .
The case of the State of Nebraska
against Charles Ellsworth, who in charged
with murder In the second degree, wa
called before Judge Estelle. It is alleged
that on the night of September 7 ElUwcrth
and David . Houser, who roomed at Hill's
roadhouae, became engaged in a quarrel
over a . woman. They met in the public
highway soon after,. and Ellsworth is then
Alleged to have stabhed . Houser, from the
effect of which Houser died shortly after,
Ellsworth claims that he acted In self-
defense, -a Houaer had pulled a revolver
on him. I ..
The jury in the rase of the State of Ne
braska against Warren Henley has re
turned a verdlctof guilty. In thl action
the defendant was charged with having
entered the home of Mrs. Kobert Baum.
at Twenty-third and Cuming streets, in the
daytime, and with having taken therefrom
U.Ml
COMMITTEE STILL AT WORK
Thre Men Naaaad hy Coart' Invcatl.
with Jarv
Th special commute of thre which
was named by Judge Blaibaugh to Investi
gate the charges of jury tampering in th
ca tf John T.-."- Connolly . againat the
Villon pacific Railway, Company will meet
with Judge Slabaugh' for a con ferine Fri
day morning. The committee I making
Investigations all th. while; but will not
divulge lh .Information which has been
presented to 'It until so ordered by the
court.
Judge Baxter ha granted a decree of di
vorce In the case of Ila'ttl William
agalnat Frank I William, on th ground
of cruelty and nonsupport.
After having held court In Bur county
for but on day. Judge Baxter haa returned
and announcea that he will take up his
regular docket Thursday morning.
CHECKING UP THE NEW BOOKS
Passenger Rallraad Mrs Prepare far
l aa of Mileage' Paper
Jaat Oni.
' The new mileage credential books, which
are Interchangeable and Which dkspluc
I lie old red books, save arrived at the
various loiai unices, ana the paanenger
agmas are busy checking up and preparing
lor. their use:. Tiw ww book lg,"if. t!ie
eniie, M rn us lhe uld ne. -with Die
':,(;! rxn li'.n that il is blue i:l ,.ulor lll
i.t..d uf led.' Til uc i.lv; j:ilu licks
HOPPER'S FENCE MAY STAND
Elkhorn Man Seenres rerpetnal I -
Janrtlon. Against Removal of
This. Enrlosnre.
The troubles wnlch have multiplied over
the erection of a! fence Just north of the
town of Elkhorn .by William Hopper came
to an end ' yesterday, when Judge Es
telle perpetually enjoined the county com
missioners from interfering with the fence
which Hopper has caused, to be erected.
Thla fence was placed serosa an old road
which had been Irt ,use for over thirty year.
It waa on property owned by Hopper. He
claimed that the fence was necessary In
order to enable him to enclose all of hla
property. At the tlmo Hopper announced
his Intention of erecting the fence the citl-
tens of Elkhorn appeared before the county
commissioners and Strenuously objected to
such a procedure,"' alleging that It would
work great injury . to the , trade Of ' tftelr
city with the surrounding country.
After conferring" with Hopper and finding
hln llrmly resorv) to put tip the fence, a
writ for an Injunction was threatened,
But tlip board waa shortly afterward sur
prised t; know: tHat'Uop(per 'had taken the
Initiative in' th'c,jrf alter., thus making the
county - commisBiajnejra 'tne defendants in
stead ofvth plaintiffs In the action.
a rvBirHiiima uruer was granied ana ine
return order .had Vea set for this -month.
!urlng:tha t'lme.'-'WowT'ver, the county com
missioners and Hopper sot. together and
aettled their illffereyces out of court. Hop
per deeded a strlS'of land Rx.100 feet in the
vlclnlt of the raiQ nnder rontroversy. By
the Agreement' which Was theh entered
Into Hopper Is. (A leave' th 'troublesome
road open fpr Itrapy; until April, 1904, fol
lowing wnicn tne county is to open up a
tieW road along Hie strip of 'land which
Hopper haa dreded to the county.
FORMER . OMAHA POLICEMAN
Remain of William Ryan Will
Itnrled at St. Mary's
... Cemetery. . ,.
Ba
Funeral service, will be held . from the
home of Mr a. Joljn Kennelly, 222S South
fourteenth street, today at 8:30 a. m,
and mass will be said at St. Patrick's
church over the remnlns of the late Wil
liam Ryan, who", died at Missoula, Mont.,
last Thursday, and whose body was sent
here for. burial.' " " ' ' '
- William Ryan was at one tlfne it" poll oe
man of , Omaha ;.and served from 1878 to
1R82-a a patrolman. Later Ryan Joined
the Are department and remained in the
service until 185, when he voluntarily quit
to go weet. A alatpon ' of police will be
detailed to attend the funeral and io escort
the remain to St. Mary' cemetery, where
interment will be made.
WILL USE OLD CARS AWHILE
Great Wtilrislo Open Line on Time,
bat Not with Kevr Eqnlpw
meat.
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General Agent Thomas' 'of the Chicago
ureat western state that his company
will open It Chicago line, aa per announce
ment, on December ; 13. -mit that the new
cara. thirty n burnher, which have been
ordered to ruu ftH-thl line, . will not be
completed until some time in January, and
for this reason old' equipment will have to
be uaed .until the new-cara ran ha w.irH
It Is said that when the new cara are put
on tha Oreat Weatern. OmahuCJitcao mA
Minneapolis-Chicago, train will be very
nne. 1 ne trains win consist ok ODservatlon,
dlnlna. club cara and aleeners. and hii
have every convcnlnenca known to modern
traina. ."i w i . - . ,
COUNCIL ALLOWS NEW STREET
Passe' Ordinance Granting; Petition
of Wholesale Flrma for
;-'. .'ootief.y ;,' " y '
At the request of Haartnan Bro , Psxton
Vlerllng and other f)r)ns and individuals,
the council ha paaaed an ordinance provid
ing for the opening of a atreet adjoining
the Union Pacific right-of-way, front. Sev
entaeth to Pierce street. It will allow an
outlet from a manufacturing . district
through Seventeenth to Pierce street on
th west aide of the tracks. Land owned
by the Illinois Central somewhat cut off
wagon t rattle in this viclulty. .
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The toye Story of
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MAURICE HEWLETT
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THE QUEEN'S QU AIR
Dy MAURICE HEWLETT
The " Forest Lovers,"-which"
made its author, Maurice Hew
lett, famous, sold to the extent
of aco.ooc copies, and its dra
' matization has pleased half a
million people.- Yet literary
v critics are unanimous in declar
ing " The Queen's Quair " a
more rnasterly work.
TH E story opens during the second month
after the death ot King Francis of
France, when Mary Queen of Scots, a
widow, of nineteen, is still with Catherine de
Medici. Influenced by the Cardinal of Lor-. - : v
raine, she goes to her grandmother's court at Rheims. There she meets "
the Earl of Bothwell, who gives her his page Des-Essars.'- Spurred on
by her brother, Lord Tames Stuart, she leaves France for Scotland. .
At. Edinburgh, after a disheartening reception by the Scots, the Lord
of Hiintly presents himself with his sons, George, John and Adam for the
first of whom he desires to arrange a marriage with Queen Mary. There
. also John Knox comes into her life, preaches against her, dubs her The
Honeypot," and finally becomes a valued adviser. Her brother, LorJs
James and Robert Stuart, present themselves, and she appoints as sec
retary, Mr Maitland,: former secretary to her mother, the late Que.cn.
Bothwell pays. court and piques her by. his manner. Lord George
Gordon is refused but,.swt ars loyalty. The Duke of Chatelherault also
wishes ta bring abouf; a ;niarriage .between the Queen and his son, Lord
; .ArraoV .wi'tlest .fellpw,' -witK: whom Bothwell quarrels. At the Inter
' ' vention of the' Quwn, nox reconciles the two, and B.Qthwell plans a.,,
;" scheme - by; which -thty. WW f?XW,t QlWn ' Mary into a. maniagd I'with
ArwnV,',l Ke plisealieid'.to -her; and Bothwell fs Imprisoned. . ; .
'-..:.'The Gordons; aft;er ari engagement with' the Hamiltons, in which
Xord James, interposes; flee, and upon the announcement of George
Godons marriage ; to. one p( the Hamiltons, the Queen pursues the
first-named clan to their strongholds, captures John And; Adam,' and'
Lord Huntly is killed in the engagement. Lord James puts John to
ddath," arid Adam. )y taken, by the Queen, who gains the boy's love.
'Through him her fancied arTection for' George Gordon is fostered. ,
. Lord James is created EarJ of Morav, and the Queen. sickened'by the
bloodshed returns to Edinburgh.' George Gordon is sent to Dunbar,
to await the Queenls pleasure. - ' ' .. i.
Realizing the despicable part she has played with Gordoa and.
Bothwell, (who has escaped from prison), and after a declaration. qf the''
: French poet, Chatelard, for which he is executed, Queen Mary consent
to consider marriage with her cousin, Lord Darnley, arranged by Queen
Elizabeth. Darnley leaves England and is given a cordial reception by;.
- Queen Mary. . Mary 'Livingston, who has been her chief lady-in-waiting
and t adviser, marries the Lord of Semohill, and during her
absence frbhrcourt, Queen. Mary falls under the influence of Darnley,
showing plainly to the whole court that she loves him. A8ecret .
marriage is brought about by the clever scheming of her brother James
and Signor David, the Italian secretary, and without preparation the
ceremony is performed by a strange priest in the chapel at Werriyss, at
the end of a masquerade ball, and after midnight. - :
'Darnley, after an illness during which the Queen. nurses -him, .
thereby causing much scandal in the court, asks to be created Duke of"
Rothesay, a title for kings' sons only. This the council refuses the
Queen. Letters come from Elizabeth, who now disapproves the pro
posed marriage, commanding Darnley and his father, the Earl of Lennox,
to return to England. . This they refuse io do.. The Earl of Moray
attempts to deny hia knowledge of the. Queen's secret marriage, and is
expelled from the codndl. He leaves for Argyll. ; Bothwell, now in
France, sues for pardon, and begs to be allowed to return to England.
STgnqr David advises the Queen to send for him, but she refuses and
will allow him to return only to his prison where she had placed "him...
Henry, is proclaimed Jcing, a riot follows; and two days ' afterwards the
' public marriage takes place. Book the Second is commenced in the , .
Knowing onea order t'uoki Imperial
Champagne not aolcly jtn account ot the
name, but the product.
Aaasil Serial tfiasir,
The annuHl social dinner of Westminster
church will be held thli evening In
the t'omroercial club rooms. Tha festivities
lll begin at about the hour of ( o'clock
with an eating eyercise. After tt ha been
stcrtuined that little or none of th food
brought Into tha dining room haa escaped,
variolic appropriate speeches by men iia
women of the congregation will be made.
lr. Moore will, of't-oursei ba the shepherd
i f the flock and niuy act aa tiMuttmastcr.
The churi-b uphohla the cusMm of an an
1111s! clebratiin- and Um formerly made
rse ef the res 0 in s room at tha rear of I lie
;nir. This. hoe.er ia rather mall and
V'i rvatuu the club rooms have txecu
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