inn OMAITA DAILY KEE: FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1004.
WILlJFIQnr TO LAST COURT
Whichever Side Wins in Dennlson Case
Meant to Appeal Decision.
CONNELL PICKS UP POINT FOR HIS CLIENT
Shows Cheek Deanlaoa Did Wot Slfta
as rrTl that Presecatloa's
. Experts Mar Have Bees
Mistakes.'
Judges Day, Troup and Redlck are spend.
tag the day tog-other, going; over the record
and the authorities In the Dennlson habeas
corpus case, which they have announced
they will decide Saturday "morning.
This Is the proceedure to come as now
mapped out:
"If the application of Mr. Dennlson for
a writ of habeas corpus Is denied by the
district court it will not open the way for
the Iowa authorities to Immediately exe
cute the warrant of extradition. The case
will have to be paused on by the Nebraska
supreme court, and perhaps by the su
preme court of the United States, before It
will be possible to take Dennlson to Iowa.
Whichever side loses in the lower court
will appeal to the supreme court, and the
case will be fought to the last possible
tribunal. A supersedeas bond to stay the
order of the lower court will be filed by the
losing side Immediately after the decision
Is announced." ,
An important sidelight was thrown upon
the case by an Incident of Wednesday's pro
ceedings. The day before A. B. Hunt, at
the request of H. C. Brome, one of the
CIvlo Federation attorneys, brought In a
bunch of bank checks signed jointly by
himself and Mr. Dennlson. Upon his testi
mony that these checks all bore the gen
uine signature of Dennlson, they were ad.
nil t ted as exhibits In the case. Is glancing
over these checks Wednesday afternoon
Mr. Connell noticed that the Dennlson
signature on one of them was somewhat
different from that on all of the others,
the difference being as pronounced as the
difference between the genuine Dennlson
signature to letters admitted In evidence
and the Dennlson name on the Davenport
hotel register. ,
Hot Slned by fjeameaoa.
When this particular chock was shown to
Mr. Dennlson he declared that he had not
signed it.' Mr. Hunt was then sent for and
recalled to the witness stand. He explained
that this check had been drawn while Den
nlson Was out of the city and signed by him
witfi authority from Mr. Dennlson. It so
happened, then. . that. Mr. Hunt imitated
the signature of Dennlson so closely that
the check went through the bank, where
Dennlson' signature was well known,
without question.
This circumstance Is pointed out by W.
J. Connell, Dennlson's chief counsel, as
indicating that men whose business It la to
compare signatures can easily be mis
taken, even on signatures with which they
are familiar. It was pointed out vthat If
this check to which Mr. Hunt had signed
the name of Dennlson had been permitted
' to remain as an exhibit In the case it
would have borne out the theory of Thomas
and Brome that Mr. Dennlson sometimes
wrote his name with the distinguishing
characteristics of the handwriting on the
Davenport hotel register.
Tuesday .
Keiiey-
SUger
Stock
Kelley
StUrtr Stock
Tuesday
ASSAULTED BY HALF-BROTHER
Omaha Btaa Tells Police Three Thugs
Waylay Him, bat Most
Disproves.
William Bennett of 1530 Cass street re
ported to the police that he had been
stopped by three men at Eleventh and
' Nicholas streets, brutally assaulted and
robbed. The police made a prompt in
vestigation, and so far as they were able
to learn the faots were at variance with
those reported by Bennett
According to the investigation It seems
that Bennett was assaulted early yesterday
morning by a half-brother named Mercer,
who has been living at Storm Lake, la.
The motive for the assault Is said to be to
satisfy a grudge of - nearly two years'
standing. Bennett, It is ' said, ' lived at
Wayne, Neb., where his mother died about
two years ago, leaving some property,
which the half-brother' claims Bennett
wrongfully sold, cutting him out of his
share of the estate. The foreman of an
asphalt plant at Eleventh and Nicholas
streets. In which locality the trouble oc
curred, says,' he name out when the as
sault was In progress and was shown a
deed by Mercer, who said he was having It
out with bis half-brother for selling the
property.
REMNANT SALE
Every Remnant in the House Must Be
Closed Out today to make room
- KELLEY-STIGER STOCK
TUESDAY, JULY 0
wliicli goes
on sale
Wash Goods Remnants merit
lie
...5c
Pretty Summer Wash Fabric In beautiful designs lawns,
French batistes, Irish dimities worth up to 25o '
yard, tomorrow, a"t, yard
Victoria Lawns light or heavy grades the lOo quality,
. at, yard
Chambraya and Scotch ainghams
long lengths worth 1
. sa,:, .....62c
Voile Suitings in stripes, cheeks
and snow flake effects ' pi
- worth 25o yard special.
at, yard...
40c flercerlzed Sateens or ft f
Henrietta finish, black llff
aad colors special, yard"
Yard Wide flusllns long t
cloth finish, mill ends, S O
at. vard ... ' 2
Printed Lawns on bargain
square, worth 10c yard Jf
at, yard
White Curtain Scrims mill
lengths, the lOo grade,
at, yard....
Short Length Muslins silk
olio es, shirtings and lawns
all at, yard ,
Red, White and Blue Flag Bunting
all size stripes just the thing
for Fourth of J uly decora-
. tion 7o quality,' at,
31
lc
- - 1 - -
Two Afternoon Specials at 1:30 p.m.
Fancy Dress Ginghams best 36-Inch Percale that sold
styles and regular Zl- for 12ic yard at
10c quality, at, yd 2C yard JvS
Remnants of Dress Goods
All the 15c Batistes, Organdies, Summer Tissues Hlp
dimities, eto; go at, yard..
All the 25c Lace Lawns, Shantungs and Fine Wash Ifir
Goods go at, per yard . . . . . , : . . A"v
All the Remnants of 50c Moussetine de Sore dress
and waist patterns, all colors, go at, yard...;,.. lOV
Ali the Highest Grade Linen and Tub ,Suitings-eta.- J
mines, nub nuttings, voiles, 49c, 59c, 69o graded OK
"
Remivants of Silk Must Go
Fine Silks for Shirt Waist Suits fancy waists, kimonas,
linings, etc., new goods placed in this grand lot and
all will be sold tomorrow wprth up to 69o
yard, at, yard . . ....y
$1.00 and $1.25 Crepe de Chines, Etc. a. wide va- Afy
riety of the most popular and fashionable Biiks?" '
JEWELRY TAKEN FROM ;H0USE
Articles Valued at Seven Hundred Dol
lars Stoics, While Family Is
V- FrosU Perch.
It has been reported to the ponce that
jewelry, estimated, at a value of 1700, was
stolen from the residence of Arthur B.
Pratt. IOCS North Thirty-third street, sup
posedly while the members of -.the family
were all on the front porch, between and
7 p. in:- Wednesday. The articles, con
sisting! of a valuable necklace and diamond
lings, were not missed until this morning-,
and the beat theory that can now be ad
vanced la that sneak thieves entered during-
the hoars mentioned, as the valuables
were known to be safe at ( o'clock Wednes
day evening- and the house could not have
been, ' entered during- the night without
: some evidenoe being- left of the entrance.
No clue-as! to the Identity of the thieves
has aa yet been given out, but the polios
are working- on the case. The neoldaoe
and one of the diamond rings belonged to
lira Jennie tvt and the other jewels
were the property of Mrs. P. M. Pratt.
' . . .
-,, Bfaed Jest the Same.
Sergeant Hen tf row of the police station
thought he made a ten-strike Wednesday
afternoon when -he arestud William H.
Murrs of Topeka, Kan., on the charge of
being drunk and sleeping at an under
taking establishment. Marra promised the
sergeant that as soon as released from
the city Jt.ll he would secure r- ll.IxJQ posi
tion for the sergeant, JMarrs aiso made
adiniHBlons of hob-nobbing wlui royalty by
eaylnjr that he could walk up to half a
A Great "Fourth of July" Bargain
$4.6o.$4 Knee Pants Suits at $2
On Sal on Third Floor. '
An extraordinary offer like this happens
only during rare trade conditions never
have we been able to offer such high grade
children's suits at such a low price new-,
est summer styles in single and double-
breasted outing suits
(belt to match). Nor-
folks, Norfolk Sailors,' Bailor
Blouses, In strictly all wool serges,
casslmeres and cheviots not a single
suit worth less than $3.50 all to
gether on one table for a big Fourth
of July special at ,
f Z3
Vacation Clothing for Children
TSall wool Knee Pants 1 2c9 '
22o
.75c
86o Brownie Overalls
at f .',
$1.60 Washable Knee Pants
Bailor Suits at ,
Washable Sailor Suits
at
25o Wash Pants
at
85c Unlaundered Waists
Mother's Friend bell ,
t V
BIG SPECIAL IN BASEMENT.
a i
Boys' 30c and 35c Knee Pants at 17c 1,000 pairs of strongly
made knee pants, worm np to duo, at.
..:...39c
8c
for boys
ISc
17c
dosen different celebrities and say "Give
me two bits" and he would get the money.
Judge Berka fined Marrs $1 and costs, not
withstanding. BOY ON WHEEL HlTiY AUTO
Bleyele Rider Ras Over, bat Doctor
Talaks He Is Hot Seriously
Injured. -
Frank Spencer, a messenger boy living at
Thirty-second and Cretan ton avenue, was
run over yesterday by automobile No
X. driven by F. E. Wetsflow Sf- 664 South
Fortieth streets It Is said Welsflow was
turning the oornor at Twenty-eighth and
Dewey avenue at a moderate speed when
Spencer, riding a bicycle, was tun down
trying to pass the auto.' Welsflow stopped,
called a surgeon and later took the Injured
boy to his home In the automobile. Bpen
car's Injuries are said to consist of bruises
In different parts of the body, and It la not
believed he was seriously hurt The btcyole
was badly damaged.
Tl
Mrs. J. Benson
Walking Skiffs
a
Handsome Sicilian "Walking Skirts in black, blue, brown,
jasper or gray and champagne colors special , ; f 7 C
ii.
value at
few Hilk
UO.OOto close
A few Hilk Shirt Waist Suits value V ' .t A 7C
IV.IJ
are going very fast, but having had a big
lot, there Is stlll a fl rat-class variety to
choose from. Each and every one of these
suits are worth at least $15.00. Don't buy
elsewhere until you have seen these extra
ordinary values.
Alfred Benjamin Stills
No others are as good; no others fit as
well no others retain their , shape like
these; no others wear as long, while our
prices will be found no higher than- you
pay for Inferior goods eUrfwhere.
Fancy Vests 05c
We place on sale another batch of those
white and fancy vesta; sale price, 8Cc
worth up to 12.001
Hen's Pants SL39 and $1.90
For 11.88 we sell blue serge, fancy worsted
and black cheviot pant a For fl.M you can
have choice of at least 2,000 pairs of pants
worth up to a.60i
Young Hen's Suits $3.90
Small men can be fitted In these, as the
sizes run up to 16; many of these suits sell
elsewhere as high as 8.G0.
Tho Guarantee
Clothing Co.
(513-152! Douglas St.
v OMAHA Friday, generally fair and warmer.
r3
Ji UN.
1) u
I
An Open
Air
Service
Saturday
. and
Monday
Store closed Mon
day 7 Sure 1 But
that don't cut no. Ice.
Bale on sidewalk all
the same.
ON TUB SIDE
WALK under the
awning right on the
corner 16th and liar
ney A ROARING
SIDEWALK SALE
of 'Roman Candles,
Golden Shower Can
dles, Torches; Whlrl
' winds, Balloons,
Bombs, Salutes, Bat
teries, Cannon,
Rockets, Torpedoes,
etc., etc.
Everything for a
high old Fourth of
July at Bennett-cut
prices ON THE
SIDEWALK Sat
urday and .Mondajr.
The Glorious Fourth
Blanks, Pistol, Revolvers, Flags. Bunting.
Festooning, Lanterns, Balloons, Horns, Blow
outs, Squawkers, Cane. Novelties, etc
ON 5ALE NOW, Sporting Ooods Department,
main floor-
Snaps in Crockery,
5 iikUijj
Common .Open Jelly - 0n
Tumblers per dosen ,......-
And U In Little Green Stickers
Friday.
Half gallon Mason Fruit fr
Jars per dosen vcV
And 3 la Uttle Green Stickers
Friday.
HKOO RATED ENGLISH PORCELAIN
I'LATKS. hlfrh grade, guaranteed ware,
a close-cut Friday each
DINNER
4c
COLORED BANQUET CANDLES, all n
colors Friday each '.. ............'
Limit of twelve to a customer.
25 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL OUR. RICH
CUT GLASS.
33 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL COLORED
jardini;kks.
DBT?ORATED 10O-PIECE DINNER
Hi i o . ( ,liiiu.
MASON FKUIT JAR CArS-per fQn
4.24
dozen
SECOND FLOOR.
Wiggle Stick Demonstration lit
Grocery Dept.Basement
What Is It? It's a stick of soluble blue
In a little sack In a perforated hollow
wnrwlpn tuhA vnil wlrrlA the W K H 4 T . M
VSEIlS STICK In water and the trick's nn
k"va2svjf Vou need It Friday lv
vVf and 60o In Uttle Green Stickers thrown in.
A Flurry 'Mon Ice Cream Freezers
.Friday and Saturday any ice cream freezer in
the Louse hundreds to choose from and f rices
rock bottom -carries in Little'Qreen Stickers
with it. A poor ice cream freezer is worse than
no freezer at all. Come to Bennett's and get a
freezer that'll do its work and gire satisfactory
results. Friday and Saturday ?4 in "S. & 11." Green Trad
ing Stamps with every ice cream freezer sold.
HARDWARE SECTION Basement.
PI
Remivant Day Friday.
Our remnant sales mean a great deal
to our customers. All our remnants are
not little pieces. Lengths for waists, for
skirts, for suits, for aULpurposes, will bo
found among them, and all at half price
or less. 4 .
Friday itiornihg we will offer an ocean
of remnants of silks, dress goods, linings,
wash dress goods, linens, toweling, rib
bons, domestics of all kinds, laces, em
broideries,, and odd lots of hose, under
wear, and ladies' neckw ear.
You'll find the Weather Report
tf's Mr. Weather Reporter
Welsh's report, . mind ye
Always at head of Bennett's ads,
every day except Sunday. ,
Reliable?. Sure
Saturday evening 7:30 to 10:00
Kaufman's Orchestra In a raging
rag time concert. The latest
music by the BEST ORCHESTRA
N0WIS THE CITY-come and
enloy it.
We Close All Day on he 4th
ORDER
EARLY
DEPUTT BTATB VETERINARIAN.
H. U RAMACCI0TTI D. V.. S.
' C1TV" VKTEHISARIA.
Offlce and Infirmary, tStb and Mason SU
f
DIAMONDS
Tl . 1 j . . . .
jiu j"u Know inn only aoouc lu per aj
cent of the weight of all the diamonds T
bs found are brought to the united States as
l to be cut and polished? That lit per
M Miit. however. reiresents one-half o
goes to prove that Americans are th
I best posted and most discriminate
. huvera. We kve' only fine soods.
but at prlci s s reaxonable that we
l not only offer, but will refund nlne
1 it-nth of the amount paid us It re-
I turned within One year. .
. FAIR
RUTE ,
Elegant Pullman Sleeping? Cars,
, Reclining Chair Cars (Seats Free)
K Dining Cars (Meals a la Carte)
EXCUnSIOIl TICKETS tlOW Oil SALE
. A handsome World's Fair folder con tnlnlng complete Information, views of
buildings, eto., and map of Bt Louts, will be sent free on request to
T. F. OODFHBV, Pass, and Ticket Aat. TOM HUGHES, Trav. Pass. A at.
OMAHA, NEBRASKA.
K. O. TOvVHSKHD, Gea. Pass, aad Ticket A seat, ST. LOUIS, HO.
Diamond Rings
Engagements are as acceptable for
the fair sex now as at any other time.
Cupid baa all seasons for his own.
That Is why we keep always In stock
a nice selection of engagement rings.
If you are Interested come and see
what we can da fur you.
Brown ft Borsheim,
JEW5.LER. 221 I 16TII DT.
THE
LARGEST
STOCK
THK RKMABLK ITORt,
THE
LOWEST
PRICES
DON'T MISS REMNANT DAY
In Omaha's Greatest Domestic Room. ,
-. . ', .
Tsvo carloads of the finest remnants that ever was placed on
sale will be on our bargain counters Friday morning:
ivong ana snort lengths of 25o dimities. Ka
osustes, 25o organdies end other high
priced weeli goods, bought new from the
mill and nrver' opened up before Q
and only 10 yards to a cus- 1 "rf
tomer, at yard 4
Shirting prints, Indigo blue prints, gray
uiuv.il firinin, ail H1IX19 or stan
dsrd prints, worth tc, 64a and
7Hc yard, all will ao at. rJHr
yard ......7. V4W
100 full pieces of fine lawn, strictly 1
fast colors, and only 10 yards .
to a customer, yard t-yW
16o percales, 1 yard wide: ISc figured Sa
teen, 26o black and white sateen. 26o
French ginghams, layfce Scotch ginghams,
lfe Everett Classic ginghams, Wo and
12Ho organdies and lawns, 15o Ox-- er
ford suitings, and a great many fC
other high priced goods, at. yard...'-''
15c dotted Swisses, iSo French batiste, So
imported percales, 26c Oxford suitings, 19c
plquee and other goods, worth
up to Soc yard. mm 1
y'd.1. 7k
ISc, 89o and 6oo organdies, batistes, lawns,
23o cotton voiles, 25c Oxford suitings, Kic
London piques, 60c silk ginghams, Xc im-
Sorted tine Madras. 2fic French eatlnes.
-o extra fine shirting percales, and
about l.WO pieces of odds and endt g
of wash fabrics, worth from I I I C
26o to 60c, yard v AVW
O BO WOOL. PRK83 OOODS ISC YARD
Remnants of sll wool voiles, nil wool
stcklngs, all wool Shepherd plaids, and
omer wool gnoos, wonn
from 76o to 11.60 yard, all
a i, yara
15c
Inventory Clearance Sale In Our
LINEN A ND DOMES TIC DEPT.
Union bleached table damask, regular 1Qr
45c value, on sale at, yard I"v
Bleached and unbleached muslin, In
mill ends, regular 8fco to lOo value,
on sale Frldav at. vard
Ready made bleached sheets, 81x90,
bargain at 60c Friday we will put
these on sale at each
Ready made bleached pillow cases,
1st price 12c. on sale
at. each -
XJnen finish glass toweling, 1 Inches-wide,
in red and blue checks, regular lOo . Bp
value, on sale Friday at per yard w
long
...5c
a big
39c
regu-
.9c
One great square of white goods, consisting
of dotted Swiss. 40-inch lawn, India llnon.
check nainsook, stripes, open work, -Mad-
r...5c
rascji. etc., at per yard
10c, Tito and
600 remnants of table linen In t, 2 and 3
yard lengths, at less than cost. ' , t.
50c Corset Coyer Embroid ery, per yard, 15c
A solid case of very fine extra wide embroideries, suitable for corset covers and
skirt flouncMngs, cheap at 60o yard as JE
a flyer for Friday, only, per yard , .IOw
Embroidery edges, per yard..; to I Embroidery Inserting, per yard......... 60
om yaras sewing ureaa, a great snap - 1 embroidery Aiiovers, per yard, asc, 63o,
ai ... iQ 1 iw sna o
10.000 10O TACK FULLERS, EACH 8C-The greatest tack puller of the age, soils usu
ally for 10c to 16c We have 10.000 of r
these pullers on sole Friday, each .
FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
Remnants of 18o feather ticking, at yard.
no.
Remnants of embroidered flannel less than
cost.
Remnants of So cotton flannel at yard,
I?o.
1 Remnants of 8cr sljkollne, at yard, Jc.
Reirnatits of 16a Woodlawa cheviot shirt- '
lng, at, yard, 7c -
GRAND JULY GROCERY, HARD
WARE and CROCKERY Opening:;
THE- ONLY BTORE IJI THE WEST
THAT RETAILS TO THE CONSUMER
AT WHOLESALE TRICES.
Jello, Fruit Puddlne, Dromangelon, J.1-
lycon, per package 7a
The very best soda, oyster, butter or
milk crackers, per lb o
The best corn starch, per package to
1-lb, package Imported macaroni V,ic
Largs bottles pickles, any kind you
want "Ho
Large bottles chill sauce, or tomato
catsup 9Ho
Fancy, bottles stuffed or plain olives.. 8Vio
i4-lb. tans potted or devilled ham SH
4-lb, cans potted bet. 80
hi-lb. cans, potted 01 devilled tongue.. 7Vc
1-lb. cans assorted soups, the best...... 7Vio
4-lb. cans Peerless dried beef. 9c
t-lb can Boston baked bmns ... Hc
i-lb. can fancy. Alaska ralmon. ......... 9o
yi)lljv
FRESH FRUIT FOR THE 4TH..-
Large, juicy, seedless lemons, per dos, lo
Large,' juicy, sweet oranges, per dos.. Zo
1- lb. package California white figs..., 60
Large Florida bananas, per dosen.... 10o
BUTTER DEPARTMENT SPECIALS.
Qood country butter, per lb..,....t.....12Ho
The very best creamery butter, per lb. tuo
HARDWARE SPECIALS..
Adjustable bard wood screens 19o
2- burner gasoline stoves ......13.29
lWi-lnoh screen doors ,n. 69a
Gasoline ovens i.....-$l 29
Warranted garden hose, per foot So
12-qiiart blue and white enameled
water pall , 6e
Hard wood Ice chest ,..1495
22 blank cartridges. In box, for........ 7o
, CXOCKERY DEFT. SPECIALS.
t-quart Rococo and Majolica ' water
pitchers t 19c
Embossed. lined decorated fruit dates. 10
Fine blown engraved water tumblers. 60
u.
Ybu Are Never Satisfied
When you go on a vacation If your watch Is out of order.
Of all times you need to have It right then. Let us nut
it in order lor you. Leave It with us for a few days be
fore you go. Our watchmakers are the best we can em
ploy. Look for the name. . - - ..
S. W. Lindsay, Jeweler.
1516 Douglas SU
It Is No Fun
whan traveling to have to turn every thing upside down to
find what you are looking for. Let us sell you at 20 per oent
discount a suit case or grip, arranged so that there fs a plaoe
for everything.
Omaha Trunk Factory,
Telephone 10S8
1209
g!
Farnam M T7i
wm
'Hftlls'i xm&
1
For Comfort
In Shnvlns- use one of our Le Conltre
. Rasors. After using one of these rasors for two weeks If
i not entirely satisfactory, we will cheerfully refund the
purchase price, uney nave irem one to seven Diaaes.
rT7TlMHi"nHHl
nxwmtmY& RYAN CO
15 lit AND DOUGLAS J J. -jrTAriA,VC.3.
WMW
In the Rosebud Indian ReserYation
To ba Opened for Settlement '
JULY 5th TO 23rd
Special-reduced ronndtrip tickets oa sale Julj 1
to 22 good returning till " August 31
Apply at City Offices, 1401-1403 Farnam St.,
Omaha, for descriptire pamphlets.
Trains for Bonesteet and Fairfax leave
Union Station on and after July
. . a i n.Air . O .f A n m
sa .s a . ana a
i- 11:45 v. m. me cnance
ilriUtaw ' of a lifetime.
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