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13 TIIE OJiAIIA DAILY ITEE: flUXDAY, AUOURT 14. ICO-t. FOR RENT HOUSES FOR RENT ft-room uodern hous. fur nlhM, near Hanscom park. Apply Ho . loth, or IXfb 28th U I 4a r A T N E-BC8T W ICK CO., choir house. ol-o8 Nw York lata Bide. 'Phen I'". t-a Hf )IIF ,n u Parta of tn city UWUOLJ o. F. Lavla Co.. 608 U Th U bldg. L Phi THE Omaha Van and Stone Co. pck, move and tnr H. 1L goods. Storehouse, 11JO-24 N. Uta. Olfloa, lull Farnam. lei. 1469. D Kl WE MOVE Piano. Maggard Van Stor age Co. Tel. Ofllc 171 Webster it. HOUSES, insurance. Ring-wait, Barker Ma. Hni lFQ n 1 Darts of tha city. R. C. I1UUJCO Petara Co. Be Building. !& RE8IDENCK on Gorg1a ?., near Pa cific, In room, attlo, bBimfnt; moderni .pant front: tin (round. bxl40; ire. Apply 114 Flrt Nat l Bank bide. D To 10-Room house, In first-class condition, flv minutee' walk from postofrlee 616 N. lPth t., between Ca and California; rnt 140. Walter Braen, room 416 Karbach block. Vii.iJ SEE CHRJS JDOTER, 22d and Cuming. 1 M4S1 NI"R C-room house, modern; lawn. 719 8. 37th at. D 481 HOUSH FOR KENT M!m. room. 1723 Jackson street til oo. to smt.ll lamlly. W heeler A Wheeler, li h and DoikIm st. Telephone 186. I M44J FOR RKNT-SH S. 22rl t., Jl rnnmi, mod ern, HO; 1S19 Howard, 4-room modern flat, $14. Ringwalt Bros., Barker Rlk. D M7K9 It 6-ROOM, modern flat, 1st floor. 1112 S. IHh. D-UA70 WEST Farnam district, 8-rm., trlotly modern $37.59 3014 N. 27th Ht., 8 roomn..... 17. 50 W. Farnam Bmlth A Co., 1SS Famsm fit. 0471 FOR RENT. 8-roorrt modern house, 414 N, 81st at., 130. 7-room modern house. 81K3 Farnam t., 8?8. 7- room modern house, 220 Manderson at., 822.M 8- room modern brick house, Bnr Ha---.m park, S-IO. 7-room home, cltv water, 1Sn8 f . THOMAS BRENNAN. Room I N.' 1 lf8 Building. D-M706 IS FOR RENT Ten-room modern house west of High school. The O. F. Davis Co., 60S Bee Bids. D 741 1 FOR RENT 8-room cottage, good condi tion. No. 3401 Center at.. ir7.R0. , Al'o 7 room flat. No. 1913 8. 13fh st. ir W H. Thomas, First National Bank bldg. D FOR RENT. J4! Jackson. 7 rooms, modern 324 no 2"4e' Dodge, 9 rooms, modern 2ft CO 910 B. 25th are., 8 rooms, shade l.0o 3.117 Dewev ave.. 8-room cottage lo 00 3214 P. 17th St., I rooms 11. pn PM N. 31st, 8 rooms, hath 12 00 341!) Mason. 8-room cottage 11. no 291K H. 17th, 7 rooms, big lot 1000 S24 H. 23d, 8-room flat 7.00 VXS 8. 1th. 8-room cottar 8 no GARVIN BROS.. 1904 FARNAM "TVFKT. r eT?7 n GOOD HOT'PEft FOR RENT. 2564 Hgrney, 8 rooms, modern $T B") i:H locust, 10 roms, modern 3 0 01 9r.i 1 trA v. nviin nnvlArn . f TA 1214 H. 17th, S rooms, choice 111.00 I 1403 Jnekson, 7-room flat, bath 12'.. (0 ?1i5 Grsnt, 8 rooms, hath $20.00 910 S. 25th Ave., 8 rooms $18. 00 1214 fl. 17th, 6 roms, choice $11.00 2518 N. 31st, 8 rooms, bath $12.00 2!'1 f. I7th, 7 rooms, hlir lot HO.OO 3ti Mason, 6-room cottage SIl.M ?K"3 N. 2fith, 6 rooms.' $10.00 3317 Dewey Ave., 6-room cottage $10.00 GARVIN BROS., 1601 FARNAM ST. J-936-14 N. E. COR. 20th and Miami, 7 rooms, every thing strictly flrst-class, all open and porcelain plumbing, oak finished, laundry, mantel and grate; this is swell. Only $32.60. 680 8. 28th st, 8-room brick house, lust been remodeled throuKhout, In first -class con dition, walklne distance, only $40. KENNARD & IXDWER, Tel. 897. 309-10 Brown Block. t D 919 14 FOR RENT Furnished house of eight rooms; reference required. 2118 Dourlns HI. D 903 14x i FOR RENT I hold under lease 7-room flat In best apartment house in Omaha; am leaving city and will transfer lease. (No furniture for sale.) Address W 37, Bee. D 950 14 NICELT furnished house until May 1, 1906, to right party. 1134 South Thirtieth ave nue; reference. D 914 14 FOR RENT Very desirable 7-room cot tage; close in. For further particulars) address W 40, Bee office. D 813 J4x FOR RENT. $30.00 for 16115 Howard street, 8-room mod ern flat $07.00 for 2309 California street new, 8 rooms; stHotlv modern. GEORGE A COMPANY, ' 1601 Farnam st. , D-MS37 20 102G 8. 26th Bt., 8-room house; city water and gas In kitchen; owner pv water rent; kev In rear; $15.00 a month. R. C. Peters & Co. D 91 14x HOl'SFa, i rooms and up; also INSUR ANCE. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO D SV2 N. S6th St., 4 rooms and barn $ 8.00 8417 Jackson St., 6 rooms 12 00 3x0 Franklin st.. 8 rooms 1200 r-i N. 35th St., 8 rooms 16 00 Trt N. 2Sth ave., M rooms 26 M 2123 Cass St.. 10 rooms and stable 75.00 N. P. DODGE) A CO., 114 Farnam st. D 93 14 FOR RENT 7-room house, barn, nice shade trees, etc., lSth s. boulevard, walking dis tance of burdi'esi, $11 GQ. W. G. Bhrlver, 1023 N. Y. L. Bldg. D-122 14 8-ROOM, modern except furnace; all rooms newlv papered, everything In -end shape. 8. W. c-eT.-r - tooo. BEMIS, PAXTON BLOCK. TfOUSFH FOR RENT. fnA s Ttoitp-ln. eos In. modern. 8 rooms. ti0 ji'.jo ravenport. 9 rooms, modern. $'.'52411 Pnertcer St.. ( rooms, new and mod. ft 7 Soil N. ?2d St., 5 rooms, water and gas, $16 133 8. loth St.. 5 rooms, water. R. C. PETERS & CO.. Ground Floor, Bee Butldlna. . D-402 14 FOR RENT 8-room cottage, all modern. liiiln $ blocks of blfih school: call 2615 Capitol ave. D 138 14 WANTED TO BUY ElKiM' KUJ, the A.NT14CAitAi, Ul N. T. - A 'sl Ifo, i-y blliel vt- lof books. Tel. 3 ti. N 867 lllGHFT price paid for furnished tluta b il, lce. N ll.ij WANTED To buy for cush stock of cloth- ins or gnurui lueroiiaiiuifti. Auuresa 1' t,7, lit. M Mj.l Rx WANTED 100 cars of bones, also buy i ra lion, tin low, ruuier, copper, nrans uiul ill kinds of Jun: r- roiui' -uah wlliU, any amount Samuel M. !,., Huu ilidmaa. Kann.is '. . 'rite me. N M7j6 Slox AVA,"ri.l 1 Jve, enernetlc reJjK,.Ml.,Mtles In OtllHllA, nicu an local nd other cities to J'V I ua i:i developing a l.Oiiu-acre fruit ort'h.i.,1 (n Oresou: re 1 1 estate men rro- ii i i'u ... n,m,.y maker to r icht luriv. ArM.-ir rireuoii Orvhanl Co.. M ! lJe.ir. bom t-t-.Xi.'hi'.-u :lgl. i N H 14 WANTKI-V"o buy an established real es tate, h."n and Insurance business, or an slaldiphed rauue buslanH. Audrese W 2i l-a N M 14x WANT)':!', to bi: or rent a good paving Saloon. .Addreiw H , 10 1) V-t J -fTer- tun Ktrevl, l'rl''j, la. . N 15 14x WANTEl To bu; tioui tiot lr- ttvw 6 rooms; would rveor Walnut Hill car line. Hundred do' m i e . ,( n ,) j .,, riiunlh. AU-lrrsa W 46. NM& lx CSTECPATlVy Johnson liiBtitute, bia N. I. Life .HJg. t, it jai:s. jtiiiN r. himick .('i" i if,,! Ei'-l'-io; t.,ilic, L.'UKtM bio- li. '1 (, , I'll. KA H W ELL, i ! liorvous u' M Pii"- BUSINESS CHANCES The Abbott-Cowan Co. First Nat'l Bank Bldg., OMAHA, NEB. Bakeries, Darbr Shop, Confectioneries, Cigar Btorea, Drug- Stores, Dray and Transfer, Furnished FlaU, Furniture Flour Mills, General Merchandis 8toeks for sale and trade-Qrocerle, Hardware, Hotels, Jewelry, Livery, Laundries, Lum ber Tarda, Meat Markets. Manufactories. Millinery, Newspapers, Tool and Billiards, Photo Galleries, Restaurants, Racket Stores, Saloona, Furnishing Stores, Bhoes, Coal Tarda, Specialties, Wholesale To bacco and Cigars, Theaters, Law and Collection, Medical Library and Praotice, Houses in Omaha, Farms, Ranches Nearly every line of business and every class of land for sale or trad. Tell us what you want. W can suit you. THE ABBOTT-COWAN CO. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG., OMAHA, NEB. SHOLES-ARMSTRONG CO. 7X N. T. LIFE BLL'G. fEU 4!. BUSINESS CHANCES LAPNDltli One of the most complete small plants In Omaha, oh paying bfuis, nearly new. Owner lenvtng city and must sen. This is a tug snap. (Jan on us mr further tsrtlculnrs. NEWSPAPEKS-One paying $3,000 per year In tlirmng iowa ioau oi . ..e.i chean and on onsv terms. One In Ne braska town of 2.600 with complete plant and profitable business, price, jw.uw. RICA I RBTATK TO TRADB. 13H acres 1H miles from Council Bluffs motor line, good improvements, nrsi-ctass home. Price, $3,60 Easy terms. List ytur property with us for sale or trade and write us when you want anything. SHOLES-ARMSTRONG CO y 9ho i THE OMAHA APPRAISAL COM PAN T, 11-1 N. V. LI is hid.. Omaha, has the fol lowing for sale: Three restaurant, i shoe stores, 6 cigar stores, 6 drug stores, 6 grocery and meats, 10 saloons, 6 hotels, 2 ilr v irouds. 2 feed and coal, i meat mar kets. hardware, t rooming houses, 1 clothing, 1.600 acres farm lands. y-797 14 I HAVE 100 drug stores for sale and still unable to suit some purchasers. If you have a drug store perhaps It is Just where I want oue and with the right price, terms, etc F. V. Kniest, 701 N. . L. Bd. Y-0S2 14 A GOOD laundry plant in a good town for stue. inquire oc uox usz, -enacr, rteo. JAMES J. Oil ALLEY & CO. pay fronrZ to Mi per cent wee,tiy upon the money In vested In their turf enterprises operating th year around at New 1'oik, Chicago, ht. iouls New Orleans and San Fran cisco. Write for full particulars to home ortice. James J. O Malley A. Co., U1 Dear born st., Chicago. I Utl Ux WANTED, general agents and scltors 1nmediately, Responnlble, permanent po sitions. Men goou address, business abil ity. Inclose references. New proposit.on. Enclosed legitimate, reliable, money maker. Beats Insurance, Bone & Man' tilng, Tacoma, Wash. Y--Su4 14x 2,300 ACRES Virgin timber, oak. popular. Coal seams 10 feet and under; fireclay 3 feet. National bank orders soid. War rantee deed. Situate one mile Chesapeake & Ohio Railway. Charles Lee Mills, f, O. Station D Cincinnati. Y 938 14x WANTED, party to act as secretary of manufacturing corporation, who can In vest from $3,000 to $6,000: 10 per cent per annum guaranteed oy Dana tor tnree years. Lock Box 611, St Josepli Mo. Y-39 14x WHO can give results? Expense money advanced according to amount of tact and ability shown. Corrsepcndenco soll- . cited. John M. Wiley, 706 Pennsylvania Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Y 941 14x YOUR opportunity Illustrated 62-page cat alogues with name and address. Orders filled at wholesale. Samples and particu lars free. Mall Trade Supply Co., Stam ford, Conn. Y 943 14x FREE lots to advertls N. Y. suburb. Send stamp for one lot. Oceanvlew. High ele vation. Seaside Co, 231 Broadway, N. Y. Y 913 14x A CLIENT of mine owning a large amount of land will sell some of It and take part of purchase price In other properly. You can get a big trade If you act quickly. I ynd will bear Investigation. Describe your property, giving price, ttc Lock Box No. 7"8, Kansas City, Mo. T 901 14 DO YOU want to earn an extremely high rate of Interest with absolute safety f You can try even with a very small amount. Address L. A. Werner, 934 Mo nadnock bldg., Chicago, 111. Y 892 14x HERE YOU ARE Old established butcher shop and grocery, in tlrst-ciass neighborhood; dady leceiptk, tat. Shop fixtures, large Ice 4iox and tine building, containing live rooms upeialis; large cellar, slie 25x110. Price, $i,0ov; owner retiring from business. OMAHA REAL ES I ATE AND BUSINESS CHANCE AGENCY, 4 N. Y. Life. - Y 929 14 WILL trade a farm for residence property or good vacant lot Address W 47. Bee. Y-104 14 WILL sell some Fortun mining and smelt ing, Friday gold and Highland gold, cheap. Make a bid. Address W 48. Bee. T103 14 WILL sell grocery at sacrifice, as I have to leave city at orwe; fine location; good trade. P. O. Box 149. Y 18 14x CASH for your real estate or business no matter where located. If you denlr a quick sale send u description and price. Northwestern Business Agency, D 812, Bank of Commerce Building. Minneapolis, Minn. Y A SAFE INVESTMENT, paying a substantial and regular return la worth more than any kind of a specula tion. Our system of cotton Investment insures a high degree of safety and pavs 4 per cent per month in semi-monthly payments of 2 per cent. Increas d busi ness and facilities have enabled us re cently to advsnce our minimum dlvfeVnd rste. If you desire a safe INVRSTMI'N and not a SPECULATION our methods will interest you. Full particulars frea on application to ELLIOTT KINGSBURY CO.. 90-6ti WALL ST.. NEW YORK. Y-S82 14x PRIVATE party wants to borrow $l,6i) from responsible private prty for SO days on mat-class collateral security. W 61 Bee, Y 130 16x WANT to borrow $750 from private party on my diamonds for SO days: don't an swer unl.-a you are responsible: willing to pay $i5 for use of amount. W 52 Bee. Y 131 16x WANT to borrow $375 on my diamonds for two weeks.- References exchanned. W 63 Bee. Y 132 16x YOU. can never profit by busluea chanoe unless you have some money: snvill sav Inii arc tne foundation of large fortun; start a savings arcouutt with J. L, Braudels Son I. Baiikers 10th und Doi g. las bis. A3A4U over $ Kio.Ooti.oii. y PATENTS GUARANTEED PATENTS serurrd or f4 returned. Bend uiodul ur Mkt u H for li e Ui'iuion aa tu k'.itrnlrtbUny. fo-nJ for liiualiuu-ti (iLii'ii j.v.uiv hihI lint vt iuvgtiiiuine wi4t.ta; tiniftt )UiiirHlluii !j-U' i tr fit-e i I .-. i r bu tiuii; tunittnis vnhittl lo litfrMtaUin re riri)iig iirnt. tiade nn i -t aul copy iithia, 1hw to ulttrtin a till rJl Uit'in, luO lnrhuit J innYt'ii.ittft, etc. J utr.utt urr ii t.y im -Jvi il.-.nl free In the 1 n'eM ( t(. itr tj ; ( h h (tii) vt, jilefl 1 1 re. A"il e Kvttun, V- nkiuM A t'., Ht-Ktr :etrti AKur lit-ve. j'-3 at.. Vuai1in4i.n.. li. t'. I ' frU'i botuxhl aud Htld, cvry atatt; Irtl Mr,. j; V. IxuiU XL l, 1A U. 1. U i-.wi. 18.5 BUSINESS CHANCES J. H. Johnson, Tnc Heal tuie anJ business Chance Man Has For bale or fcxehanj.-: GENL MDSE. BTOC K $.'. 000 to lla.W'O, clean, up-to-date; good NeD. towns; for good Improved farnja, GrtOCElt iut K $!.0no to $3,000, city and country; fin propositions; will sell right, HA rU J WARE $2,600 to $7,000, city and country; fln openings, DRl-ob .oow to $.oo, clean, up-to-date stocks; country towns considered. LUMBER AND COAL. $5,000 stock only one in good western Iowa town; tin opportunity, good business, but owner hHS other interest also requiring bis attention. KA.t...o FOR GEN'L MDSE. 120 acres imp., Barpy Co., Neb.. $.. 14 aciea, Imp., iJ'iuglas (Jo., Iseo., TM acres, imp., Sheiman Co., Neb., $18. And many other good ones. Can use i0,000 to $4),0ii0 stocks. Bend me full details. HOME IN FLORENCE. NUi. FULL lot, 8-room house, good repair; necessary outbuildings, etc. Price, H.wi. Will take small (arm reasonable distance from OMAHA and pay cash difference. HOTELS 30 to 60 rooms, in line NE BRASKA and IOWA towns; furniture lor sale; good business; pays to Investigate. ROOMING HOL 8E8 In city, a few good ones at right figures; fine locations; se us about them It you are interested. MV list is full of good business proposi tions. All Inquiries answered promptly. J. H. JOHNSON, 8 N. Y. LIFK. T 106 14 ABBOTT-COWAN CO., let Nat. lik. BlUg., can get you In or out of business. v Y-911 SHOLES-ARMSTRONG CO.. 722 N. Y. Life. Tel. 49. Y 912 WHEN you Want to buy, sell or exchange your property or business quick, see J. H. Johnson, 643 N. X. Life, 'I'noiie L270. Y-91J TO get In or out of busTnesa, or If you want . to buy or sell real estate see Omaha Real E?te and Business Chance Agency, 40o N. Y. Life bldg. Y 914 A YEARLY income guaranteed to the ones Interested with us, a proposition as good as a government bond; last month's divi dend paid equaled 20 per cent; bank refer ence given; write for literature snd pros nectua. which will be forwarded free upon application; ripreBwunr w&j.ivu. ira.i dor Promoting Co., Milwaukee. Wis. Y-M417 A18 BUSINESS CHANCES FARM LANDS. OMAHA APPRAISAL COMPANY, J22 NEW YORK. LIFE BLDG.. 'PHONE Fl66. T-M707 COUNTRY MERCHANT. Do you Ma.it tu ict.ie aIii. ..uoincas? If go w have an exceptional proposition to sub mit '1'HE NEW SNOW CHURCH CO., First Floor N. Y. Life Bldg;. y M2D8 A NEW modern front storeroom to rent lor Clothing store in rseoi annas ue.si iuwii oi l.froo innabitants; an exceptionally good openina; building to be completed October 1. Audi ess t bo, Omaha lice. xM.i is FOR SALE, a prosperous grocery bu&liiesa in Fremont, Neb , stock W.ooti; reason for selling on appUcatiun. Address W , care o( ine nee. x ax irriR HA I. K Restaurant tnd contcclionery In county seat town of 2,u00, doing good business; it iurnisnea rooms in uuiuiec tion; water and gas In building; rent, $36: will sell lor invoice. Best of reasons for selling. Address St. lb, care Of Bee. v XI r .u M. ua. i tu jo $l,Du0 BUYS bustnesH furniture and fixtures ol nrst class ri w noici in growing lown of 1,000; sickness reason lor ,ei.ing; in vestlgate. Auu.ess V li. car.'- t.i e. Y-M791-16X FOR SALE OR TRADE An -up-to-date livery and boarding business, wttn or without real estate. In town of 30,000 in habitants. Will sell cheap or trade for farm in eastern Nebraska or western Iowa; good reason for selling;. B. E. Wilcox. South Omaha. Neb. Y 770 14 A Ten Dollar Note for a Fly er Will carry a 25-word Classified Ad vertlsement into a million homes one time. This Is the list Where else can you get a uener comoination tor tn money Boston Herald. Omaha Bee. Phlia. No. American, Buffalo Courier, Syracuse Herald, Jtoch. D. tt Chron., Pittsburg Dispatch, Providence Telegram, Baltimore Herald, Cleve. Plain Dealer, St. Louis Globe-Dem.,Des. M. R. A Leader, wasmngion "ost, ienver fon, Mil. Free Press. San Ftsn. Chronicle. Cincinnati Enquirer, Atlanta Constitution, Minneapolis Tribune, Dallas News, Detroit Free Press, Chicago Inter Ocean, Indlanoplls Sentinel, Kansas City Journal. GrVB THIS LIST A TRIAL. RUDOLPH GUENTHER, Newspaper and Magazine Advertising, 108 n unon bi., nw ioik. write tor com blnaUon Offers Magaxln Lists. Y FOR RENT SlOfthS & OFFICtS tWO-B'l'OHK building, loU. and Inc second floor looa-10 Howara. W. 11. Bushman. i Wii IF A GOOD light Is needed, w can show V UUI IU UUIll UlllOU UU 11LL11 llUOr a aplendld room, at th moderate pile of J2u. R. C. Peter k. Co., ground floor Bee building. I bit A $10 office In the Bee building carries with It an oi ire conveniences ana advan tsges in the way of Ileal, light, Janitor service, all night and all day and Sunday levator servlc. A $10 olllce Is now va cant. Call at one. R. C. Peters & Co., ground floor. Bee building. IIJJ THREE-STORY and baement brick bldg.. wjo f Hi iiiuu, eiw, iijruiAuuc elevator suitable for wholesale or mfg. 314 1st Nat. bank bldg. I M877. FOR RENT Warehouse, ground floor, 6,000 square feet with office and trackage, at 17th and Nicholas sts. Inquire of Wood man Linseed OH Works. I M726 18 DESK ROOM at 712 N. Y. Life bldg. 1-822 1 STORE CENTRAL LOPATIOM 1611 Howard street, with basement.... $60.00 UH.UKUL ax COMPANY, 1601 Farnam at. I-M83 7 20 CET READY FOR YOUR WINTER BUSINESS. This Is lust the time to get settled for the fall and winter. You couldn't find a tni'ter location for an office than THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Btrlctly modern, up-to-date offices. Heat nd Janitor service furnished. We have two large ground floor olhccs; a to oltlces upstairs, single or ensulte - , . DESK ROOM In corner, ground floor, otllce Up ht. heat, telephone and Janitor lervlce furnished. Call and see us. Chas. E. Williamson Co., GROUND FLOOR BUILDING. U. a NAT'L BANK I-'Jol 14 CLAIRVOYANTS GYLMER. palmist 71a No. 23d. Tel. B3216. 8 luu MME. GYLMKR, OMAHA'S FAVORITE PALMIST, BEVEN YEARS IN OMAHA. Others come and go, but MAlli. GYLMER remains 1 his Konderful woman la th reciiKtiized leader In Puliiiistiy. She h.'.a devoted her entire life n the study and practice of the tcience and can give valu able information on all subjects pertain ing to lue. l'rlor-71& North .d bt. 8 MKS. CARRIE SMITH, SOVEltKlGN I. VDT Wl fc.i.N t)K CLAIUVoYANTB; everything L Id. pant, pieecni a.'id tulure; sattulactiou or tio pay. o7 N. 'Mh 8 ; 14x YOUR fortun told by the mo.it reliable clairvoyants, fend birth date, dime and H.UUH Prof. Curl A Itollin, 4'.HI N Clarg l CI leusu. b i6 ltx LUSlNiLi,3 MH'IUM, Tl N. 17th tV-Ali street THIS FCR THAT ILL trsde sewing machine for typ- . writer. Neb. Cycle Co., 15th and Harney WHAT have von to eirhsnaa for a rlano Perfleld Piano Co.. lfin Furnam. Tel. "irtL IF THERE Is nothing In this column you m, pui an aa. in ana you win get It Z-153 WILL exchange second-hand phonograph reoros ror others in aood condition, rx 64. Bee office. Z M222x FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE A fine mllll nery stock. In a aood Iowa town. Ad dres N. M., Bee. E M296 FOR TRADE, half section. Woodson Co. Knn.. In oil belt! o-ood imnrovements. s fenced. rrrhard. grove, loo seres In cultl vntion. 130 ai res mendow. l'X) acres pss ture; lensed for third of crop and $1 per acre rasn. oil lease with royalty, r-nce, $40; will consider trade In drslrabl Omaha residence or rental property. W Farnam Smith & Co.. 13 Farnam st. Z MSI TWO hundred stocks merchandise to ex change for land, town or c ity prope: ty Address Merchants Exchange, Chlca HI. 912 14x OIL STOCK CO. has six wells la: kate etc. (eastern Kpnsas) to trade for real estate. E. T. Dnlbey, Hamburg, I t. Z 14x FOR SALE or exchange. 4m acres B' on county, N'b., 6 miles from market; fmnll Improvements; 80 acres under plow; snd loam, clay suhsoll. Will exchanga for stock of merchandise: price $'U00. ldO acres Mehly Improved farm one mil from good town In Colfax county, N b. price M".!"". vlll exel ance for c. nt a Neb. land. Groves & Klbher, Alb on, N I Z-OJl 14 I HAVE aeveral new residences brlncing In good rentals to exchange for den!rub!e vacani West Farnam property. Ed O, Hamilton, 11 So. 17th st. Z-M9 14 I WILL make a low price and exchnnrf my residence, centrally located, renting fcn.0i for one or two gool vacant build Ina- lots In West Farnam district. W 49, Bee. Z-998 14 FOR 15X CHANGE for Omaha property 610 acres, a Square section of land, nenr two elevators in North Dakota. 20 acres of Nebraska land to cxchnnire for city property. I. N. HAMMOND, ' 636 Paxton Block. Z 108 14 MONEY TO LOAN CHATTELS $1.00. Has there not been times when It would have been worth more man loo cents to you? It is our busi ness to supply you with money wnen you need it and a.low'you to return it In small weekly or monthly payments, as may best suit your convenience. We loan on Furniture, Pianos, Live Stock and otner chattels, and we make salary loans. Our terms are as good as any and better than many. We are the oldest concern In our line in the city, with all-around consistent dealings to recommend us. OMAHA MORiGAGc. LOAN CO, lia Hoard Trade Bldg. Tel. 2295. (Established 1692.) M S. 16th St. X 7t3 LOANS ON SALARIES. Fl RNITi RE, PIANOS, .LIVE STOCK, ETC. PAYMENTS AND RATES TO SUIT TOU. RELIABLE CREDIT -CO. X 923 DON'T BORROW MONEY On Salary. Furniture or Pianos UNTIL YOU SEE US. J. A. HUTTON CO., 614 Paxton Block. X-9J8 3 P. C. YEAR FROM $100 to o,tiu0 loans on your personal note at I PER CENT PER YEAR. All good loans wanted. Call or write and get my system. W. L. Eastman & Co., 110$ Farnam, Omaha. , X 926 MONEY LOANED SALARIED PEOPLH and others without security; easy pay ments; largest business In 49 principal cities. Tolnian, room, ill r. I. i.ue. X-927 MONEY to loan on furniture, horses, etc., at hart usual rates. Dr. Prihbenow, room zio, at w o. iaia su iei. a am. X-928 CHATTEL, salary and Jewelry loans. Foley ljoan (jo.. ibu r arnam tt. a SALARY and collateral loans. 213 Be Bldg. Tel. 2904. Templeton, X SCO MONEY loaned on pianos, furniture, Jew elry, horses, cows, etc. C. F. Reed, 319 8. 13' h. X-931 MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE. STAR LOAN CO., 644 PAXTON BLOCK. X-932 BEE FULLER, 42S Paxton Blk., for loans on watches, diamonds and Jewelry. X 933 LOANS made on all kinds of chattel se curity, also on nAUAair.a. Low Rates. Easy Terms. Oulck and Confidential Service. Call on us If In reeed of MONEY. , fMUISNU cIlcJlJll CU., 633 Paxton Block. ' X-2T3 MONEY TO LOAN REAL ESTATE FARM and city loans, low rates. W. H. Thomas, r list Mat 1 Bank bldg. Tel. ItilS. W 991 V PRIVATE money. F. D, Wead, 1620 Douglas. w WANTED City loans and warrants. W. farnam Smith (Jo., U.'O Farnam st. W 993 MONEY TO LOAN. Payne Investment Co. W-994 I per cent loans. Garvin Bros., 1004 Farnam. W 994 LOWEST rates. Bemls, Paxton block. W-Miof MONEY to loan on real estate at 6 and 6V4 per cent w. u. Meikie, zot itamge mig. tv aitiA FOR SALE HORSES & WAGONS HIGH-GRADE rubber-Ure runabout. slightly soiled, at half value. Also good top buggy and harness, cheap. Johnson dt Daniurth, S W. Cor. 16th Jones 8ts. 1' Skis 6EE the fino line of vehicles for sale by Frost, 14th and Leavenworth. v Vi W. J. LA PAGE, carriage and wagon; 2d- hand vehicits for sale. 1607 -Jackson. Tel. 2406. A.:0 15 NEW UTILITY WAGONS beiow cost, 1'4 axles and wheels, -ft. body, buggy top on seat. Sn -p, $;8.00 each. Druni mond. lSlh and Harney. P M77H tf A BARGAIN 8-year-old surrey or all- purpose horse, city broke, about 1,160 lbs., good style, color and action; 2-seatcd canopy too rubier tire surrey, and hnr. ness, all Tn good condition. Call at 2112 Douglas st. 'Phone 3770 or 1722, before Monday niornln. P MS12 1 FOR SALT) Fine saddle horse. Inquire of N. H. Van Matre nt Omaha Ho'n"-.H University. P-973 11 FINE-LOOKING family horse Aid aim l new stanhope. l.luD staoies, van ana Lfivenworlh. I' MM4 17 FOR SALE The finest driving horse in Omaha, over 16 bands, welsl 1.20H Ins, fesrless and sound. Johnson & I'ariforth, 10th and June sts., Batlley Bldir. P-9'. 14 SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING A C. VAN BANT S school, 717 N. Y. Llf. M rAf'BlMir.R letters, rrvalopes addjee."l. Boyle college. , -9; When You Write to Advertisers remember It only uIim an extra stroke or two of tu pan to ninniioii the (aiit UuaX jroa aw Ik ad la V iie Im. FLORISTS H ESS 6 WO BOD A, 1415 Farnam tl$ U HFNDERSON, 151 Farnam. Rend for price list f cut flowers and plants. -ai? ALFRED LhONAQHUE. JB 1607 Farnam. TeL 3.133. flU FOUND FOUND Pair" of gold spectacles In case, on Harney st. between Mth and h'lth, Friday morning. Owner can have same by call- Ing on Mr. W, R. Bennett, Main floor, Bernett'a Found M957 liix FOUND Red calf. South Omaha- Inquire' 24'ifl A street, Found 2ti 14x LAW AND COLLECTIONS E F. MOREARTY. Att y.. A2'!. 437 Paxton. Tel. 999 JOHN M MACFARLAND, New York Life bldg.. rooms 304 and 319. Tel. 1552. IOoO LAST CHANCE to it In our U. P. Catalogue. 5.CT0 copies. Costs you nothing. Costs us a heap. OPEN TUESDAY" EVENINGS. CHAS. E. WILLIAMSON CO. Sales Department Geo. MarshRll, J. M. Welshans, Mgr. O. M. E. Tel. 611 MESSENGER AND BAGGAG& 1613 Farnam Street. WILL GET YtjR BAGGAGE THERft ON TlMkV -MlQ RAILVJAY TIME CARD LMO.V 8TA1IOK TE. 1 H AM) UAIIll Chicago, Rock Island St I'aclQr. BAST. Learn. .a 1 j6 am .a ( ID aia .bl.:l lni .a 4 .1" pin .a t:4U pm Arrlva S5 pm a 5:1R pm bit : am 121 pm a 1.50 aa a 6:03 pa 7:11 am ' to pm alll:3il am 4 OS pu Ctilragxi Da;llKM tlmltad ... i:blcaao rarliKtlt laical Chii.o Itxprocj l Molnea expre.a Cblcasa east Kivrtm nKsT. Rocky Mountain Limited a t:I0 am Lincoln. olori'- Dprlnga, Pn- vr. Pueblo and winl a 1:10 pm (.bloiitto (ireal VVeslern. ft Paul ft Mlniiaapolla Umu4..a t:l'i pm 0t. Paul a Minneapolis Kxpreas.a 7 -35 am Chicago Llralle a 4 u pm CblcaC'i sxiirraa a :v at I itlon Pacific. Tha Overland Limited a 9:40 am a ID pm 4:40 am a t 30 pm M.laia a 4 SO am l 14 pm :au am Colorado A Calitornta Exoraaa... 4:10 pm Cblrago-PorlUnd Special a 4:20 pui lutitn Swires Columbua lxeal b 4:00 pm Colorado Eptclal a 7:41 am Chicago Special ntrl Local D ix pm gait Hall Iblc.ii ,t Norllaiveatern. fast Chicago ,..a 1:10 pm ..aU .JO am ... k ill pm ..a 7.W an ..a T.iO am ..a l:la pm .... 4.IHI pm ..a 1 11 pm ..b l.oii pa Local Chicago Mkll M am 10:0m pm 1:4 pm 15 am Daylight St. Ful Dallgbt Chicago Limited Chicago Local Carroll I 0 ai laat Bt. es; Local Sioux City A St. Paul. 7 0. .a t M am Past Mall a l:lu on ChfcAgo Expreaa i:4i pa i-M am 10:.il am , te:Cam 1031am a 1.60 pm I 10 pm d 1:60 pm 110 pm' b l:M am 1:10 pa Norfolk a boneate.1 ., Lincoln Long Plr.a Deadwood A Llncoll. .. Cannor A Wyoming .... Hastings-Albion Missouri Pacific. St. Ltula IQxDreM ..10:41 am a :M pm 7:00 pa 11:1 aa Kansas City a St. ixaiis Eipraaa-.au :j pm World's Fair asocial J pm abash. Bt. Louis Cannon Ball Kipraas.. 4:30 pm K.w World'. Fair .. a 7 46 am t:M am i pm Local from Council Bluff 9:11 1:00 pa Illinois Central. Chicago Exprea t:l am 10:M pa Chicago Limited 1:10 pm. 1:01 am Minneapolis A Bt Paul EtpreM ,b T ' lm bl0:Mpm atlnneapolls a bu raui uaiuti..a i -v pa a.utpa Chlcaaro, Milwaukee A Bt. Paul. Chlcat. Daylight Bipreas '. k T:U am all:0OBm Callfornla-Oragoa aliproaa 1:41 pm 1:10 pa Ovarland Limited 110 pm 1:11 am Dea Molna A olabojl Cipraas... 1:11 am 1:11 pm BCRLIDQTOn TAXIOK lOTU A MASOlf Chicago, Bnrllngtea Blney. Ui AitIt. a T:oo am ti.it pa a a 4:0u pm a 1:31 aa , a :il am all .on pm i 1:00 pm 1:40 pm till pa Joseph at Conncl Cbicaaa Boaelal Chicago Veatltmlad Expr Chicago Looal Chicago Llmllad laat ItaU Kanaaa City, Bt. Blaffa. Kanaaa City Day Expra 1:11am a l:K pm bt. Louis llyar a t.li pm all :06 am Kanaaa City Night Expraat 10:a pm 0:11 am Burlinattoa A Miacoarl River. Wymoro. Baatrlo A Llnoola .....a 16a am kll a t,m Ntbraaka axpraa 1:60 am 1:6. pa beatar Llmitad 4:i pm 1:66 am biack bliia A Pugot gouud El..all:l0pa tlx pa Colorado V'eallouiu llr a t.M Da Llacolu raat Nail ...bl:!7pm aU.v. pa .... 1:13 pm km. Mam ...a 1 60 pm t.U .a ...a l:.o am ...11:11 pm ort crovg a i-uiutaouia ... BelleTue a Pacinc Juncuoa . baliavua m l-aonic Juuutioa . belloua aad lauamouik.. WEBSTER DEFOl-lSTU A WEBSTER. Hlsao-arl Paclc. Laav. arrita Mebraaka Looal, via Warping Wator. b 4:1 jim all It pa CUicaao, St. Past, Mtnaeapolia A Omaha. win citr Paamugar ...,ll:Mia k Ml la louk City Pasaatiaar .1:00 pm .11:10 am Oakland Local b 1:41 pa k 1:10 aa . Dally, k Dally, aioept Bonday. Daily koopt Itoada. 4 Dally axooM Saturday. OCEAN STBAHSBirS. H3LUf.D-i.LlERICia LIKE. aaw 1 via-bciae oie.imara t 11, -ou T.aa. haw Yokk lion la bA a, via fiouLou.NA BallUg Tiwuai, at A. a. Noordim Aug. It Rotterdam .......Opt. t fitalendam .....Aug. 21 P.yodam Bept. It Fotadam Ant KlNoordam Bept. 11 U t.ANU-AM HSH A L,INaV M UearlMr. St., (..l cago. 111.- Harry Mmiw. 1641 Paj-saa St,, C. Rathartar. 1U1 rarnam St-i J. A a.y.i. laag OSTON 23 and RETURN 1. FOR This is only 50c more than the through Pullman rate, and gives you the choice of a Drunimoud Carriage, a Con cord, Htanhope, Surrej, Park Wagon, or a Depot Wagon. We are offering a whole train load of high-grade car riages from 5 of the best builders in the country, at prices .shamefully low. ' The quality and workmanship, the trimming and fin ish exceed the Pullman car. If you're a good man, buy a godd buggy from a good firm "where price talks. ,? Inquire at Ticket Office, 18lli mid Harney. COSDipS OF OMAHA'S TRADE BpociaJ Excunion Bates for Merchant Bring Manj to afarkeU JOCBLRS SHIPPING ADVANCE ORDERS Market Most Lines Rtroasr, CnBee nd agar Being; Marh Higher, leather Firm nstd Kavr Rabber at lUghest Paint la Year. Fall buRlnras with Omaha Jobbers and maniifaciuiers is on the Increase, i he ex clusion rates to Omaha lr the bi nt iL of merchants had the eifect of bilngmg In a goo'l many buyers Inst week, and it is x pected that the early part of n."xt week will see many more on the marliet. After August 17 the speclnl rates will not le ef fective until August 24. Merchants who were in the city last week bought qulie freely ard traveling men on the road asn met with good suecefs In placlrg ti:U orders, so that there wag a decided Im provement In the business situation. Both rVnbcr snd retailers seem to have much confidence In future business nrd th pre diction Is freely heard that more goods wl l he oblpped out of Omaha this fall than ever before. The warm weither of the Inst few davs has al-o helped the sititat'on ma'crMlv, ns hot davs nrd n'h's nre Just iht the corn crop needs. With snvthlnr like ft-voi-nble wesher the remslndT rf the rea son the vlctd rf corn In thl section of the eountrv wl'I be something" nhenemenal utl-le- expert li-dpes are gr'a'lv m's'eV'n. Thers I" still some ro-"ti1nlnt h'ard from the rmin'rv ahout the losses and 'iccn venlcnce 'hat the r.-rU!nr hone strike rHl irmfri. ThT Is rjot n'a'lv as much tell', however, on the, s (ct a" her 1 was wee'- or two ur-" reh"r' reeati'e om .fov - being r-p,c'l'r1 s p h a mnr 1its e"e week, snd tt,n. too p-ftn' sr ro- so b-r11" frfir'"i thev were at the be-pt--f. r,f if. .roeete Tlire ha' e- ver1 Imn'srtertt rvsnr-m Vt rhnne-ee i.rtnfr he -ev r'- review. ...( -r.f of t r" 1 hs Vrr tn r,.fnre n Via i'.pw t.est -twl t e'ltlV f o- fll- t,.-. very enc-dir-alnir Cotterttnr. are onl" file, Ailvaavei iu Sugar nuaLcogCee. V.iio.oluio (,1'uci.ia r,.u.'i mo u:..ia..d for 1.1. el.' c.tw o& ,oouts .a uc.na, iu,. aa ouM ae OU.U be CAcCLcU ai. ll.lO aei.bOil ol illJ tti'. i no 9 .iiu i o.idl'dL.ot j 1.1l.UlllOtl, iht-lO bclll U .Uuli, All oll u,.d'J.- loiio to iiiu ti'auu. ougai' .uoa .iiokh.r Uy wid juiiip .use Ween,, as wmh Sicaic.eu uuoufcu tuoou coiUuiiiB. The tMtui.ud ai'ioU..ieU to o cents per loo pounus oil i anuiand, ana us law are i.igiur a..d re ntiers laigely ovcrsolu, conuitioi.s are con slueied vu y favorable lor sua higher prices in the nca.' luture. Tne coine inarKo'. Is also moving upward. It has, In fact, Lcen sicaduy tliming up f :r the last three or tour months, but dur.rig the lust tew days tin aavanco has taacu effect rannlng from Vi to 1 cent per pound on practically all lines. All gradts of Af ricans und peabcrried have aovamej a mil cent. Desirable glades of Banlos and Rios are very scarce and old rop coffe.s are held at a premium over market prices. All Indications point to still higher prices. The re.i.on for this Is that the vIMbie supply of coffee Is very short. The I ant crop oniy amounted to 10.fi00,fmo. against a normat I crop of 13.W0.0U0 to lCO'JO. '1 his year the most conservative estlniates do not riost conservative estlniates do not p ac the crop at over S.OOti.iiOii bags, so that It looks very much as though coffees woti'd t soil considerably higher In the future lhan they have In the past. The explnnat on or the shortage Is that cofTee sold eo ex tremely low for a number of years that manv plantations were abandoned and men went out of the business. The hlg'ier prices now ruling are having a tendency to Increase the numh'r of rdartatlon, bti II will, rf course, take several ye"rs to br'n the production back to what It was for merly. In the line of canned -goods a slightly easier feeling Is noticeable on tomatoes for fall de'lvery. But even though goods are being offered a shade lower they are still 4 to S cents hlrher than the lines already laid In from Baltimore and consequently these offerlnrs are having no appreciable effect upon the spot market. The market for spot corn t a Tittle weak: owing to the fact that holders are trying to clean tin before the arrival of new goods, which will be available about Sep tember 10. California canned roods are very firmly held with many packers well cleaned up on a good part of their lines. The dried fruit market has pot chanced to any great extent. Apricots and peaches are being flrmlv held snd there Is no dis position to shade prices on fruit of desir able qua'Itv. A combination of raln seed ers Is said to be In contemplation, but whether It will be carried through Is not certain at this time. Should the promoter succeed, higher rrlce on seeded goods will no doubt prevail. Evaporated raspberries are a trifle lower and the crop la said to be of arood quality. Dry Goods Trade Mora Active. The merchants' excursion rates last we?k j brought a good many dry goods ouyers to the city, and ns a result house trade with local Jobbers took on more life than for some time past. These orders In connection with the advance orders which are being rushed out as rspld'.y as possible gave Job bers about all the business they could com fortably handle- All classes of fall goods are being shipped In fall specialties of both cotton and wool. A great effort Is being made to get the advance orders fll'ed and out of the way before house trade becomes too brisk. In speaking of the market situation, a lo cal Jobber said that Omaha houses are now making lower prices on cotton goods, and If the present activity In business con tinues a stronger market may be looked for. The only quotable change during the week Is an advance of 1 cent per pound on leading carpet warps. No other quotable changes took place and none are expected for the Immediate future. With the fav orable outlook for a good corn crop, Omaha Jobbers "figure that the demand for goods this rail wli: be sumcieni to noia tne loctu market good and firm. .Inrdware Morlnsr Freely. Fall business with local hardware Job bers is very satisfactory in all depart ments. Merchants are buying freely ar.d. In fact, advance orders are the heaviest ever known. Jobbers are shipping stoves, stove boards." stovenlne. coal eeutt'es. el bows and, In fact, all kinds of fall and winter goods. From reports received from Ihe countrv merchants are well satisfied with the outlook for business and they are going to be liberal buyers throughout tha season. The market is In Jut about the same po sition It was a week ago. With the fa vorable outlook for a btlek demand In all sections of the country, the general lie'ief Is that a healthy, firm market will be ex perienced frbra this time on, lnw Rnhbrr at lllajh Point. "Fllher there must be break In tha Rrl.-e of raw rubber or rubber goods will ave to be advanced. " Is the talk heard In the rubber goods district. A venr ago Inst January raw rubber was quoted around 78 to SO cerrts. The price then moved nr. until I It reached $1 In and the advance In tha p-ice of runner goons last spring resulted. The market, however, hss been steadily folng up, atid It has now reached 11 20 to 1.22. which Is the highest point touched In many years. Owing to the enormous con suoiptloii of rubber for such purposes a rubber lires for automobile and other vehicles, aa well as for the thousand other new uses to which rubber Is being put, tha demand seems to be going ahead of the supply, which explains the upward tend ency of the market. If the price amy where It Is nt the present time Jobbers say that rubber shoes will have to advance, though probably not before the flrej; of the year. There Is. of course, very little trade In rubber goods st the prewent time, but Job bers have a fine line of advance orders on hand and are filling them at a rapid rate. The shoe trade la as good as could be ex pected. A few early boyera are arriving; on the market and In a short time Jobber look for a brl-k spot buslnese. They are also filling their ndvance orders as fast as possible. Next month they will start their traveling men out with samples of spring lines and thev expect a nice buslnesa. In regard to styles there Is very little change In the lasts, but the generil Impression Is that many more tnns will be worn next spring than there were this spring, but very few will be worn this fall snd winter. The market for leather goods Is being firmly held. The packing house strike has caused n shortage In bides and the hide market has advanced about H rent dtirlna; the last few days. This, of course, naturally has a tendency to make the leather market firm, rather than otherwise. Frnlt and Vegetable. The hot weather last week created an enormous demand for fresh fruits. All such lines ns lemons, berries, apples, peaches, pears, plums, csnteloupe and watermelons moved out at a rapid rate. Vegetables to the exclusion of meat also sold freely. Next week Colorsdo peaches will begin to arrive In large quantities and Utah will also begin shipping. It la ex pected that toward the close of the week and the week after ;eaches will be selling at wholesale for shout 75 or M cents. The canning season will then Ke In full awing anl Jobbers expect to do a rushing busi ness. The prices now ruling on the dif ferent lines of fruits and vegetables will be found In another column. Poultry, eggs and butter changed very little during the week .under review, tha supply and demand being Just about even. IMMIGRANTS GET AWAY Suspicion that They Are Allowed to Escape Lend to Several Arresta. NEW fOHK, Aug. 18.-For Ion time It has been suspected that many of the Immi grants who have been debarred from land ing and placed on board the vessels which brought them there, to be returned at tha expense of the company responsible for them, have been allowed to escape, eJ.tb.er through lack of .vigilance or direct con nivance at this easy method of avoiding; the expense of carrying them free of charge. Some evidence that thla had beta done when the American liner St. Paul sailed from this port on Its eastward voyage was obtained, and, acting under tha direct In structions of the commissioner general of Immigration, tho master of the vessel, Captain J. M. Passow, was arraigned be fore United States Commissioner Shields. He had been Informed of the existence of a warrant against him and appeared In court, accompanied by a representative of ' tbo law firm of Robinson, BIddle A Ward, which looks out for the legal Interests of the International Mercantile Marine com pany. The St Paul waa then making- ready to aail. Captain Passow hurriedly waived ex amination and was held for tha federal . grand jury, but paroled . In the custody of his counsel. Aa be hastened back to his vessel he said he knew nothing about tha case and could not discuss It. The case Is that of Philip Belts, an alien, who had arrived here in the steerage of the St. PauL With twenty-four others brought by that vessel'he was deemed undesirable as a future citizen and the entire batch was Bent from Ellis Island to the St. Paul and turned over to the officers of the vessel to be returned to Southampton, the port at which they had embarked. S,oon after the St. Paul had put to sea Henry Eyer, an attache of the Immigration bureau, who had been concerned with Seltx's deportation, discovered that he waa In the city, and had no trouble In having him arrested. Upon his arrival at Elll Island Belts made an nflldavlt that when , he and the excluded batch of twenty-four reached the St. Paul they were taken to . the steerage snd were then left to walk ; wherever they pleased. He asserted that no guard of any sort was placed over them and, deciding to escape, he walked ashore, unchallenefred and unmolested by any one. In ordering the arrest of Captain Passow the commissioner, general Informed tha sctlng United States district attorney that he wished the case prosecuted with un usual vigor. Th penalty Is a fine of $300 for each excluded Immigrant who escapes. WATERSPOUT AT CLOSE RANGE Pas.rnaers on an Incoming; Steamer Have a Chance to Examine Peculiar Phenomena. NEW YORK, Aug. 18. Passengers on the Koenlgen Lulse who had never sew a waterspout had an opportunity of looking: one over as that vessel was nearlng port and looking It over at such close range as to cause many to shrink back In affright. The vessel waa on the outer end of the gulf stream when the spout was first dls-' covered. It was about five miles distant and broad off the starboard bow. Tha word went around that a waterspout waa in sight and tho 600 'passengers, who were preparing for luncheon, hurried on deck to see. The captain, with his chief officer, Joined the fourth officer, who was keeping watch on the bridge and narrowly watch ing the swirling mass, calculated that It would not be necessary to alter the ship's course In order to avoid It. The spout rapidly drew near, and with, base bubbling and frothing went swirling by a short fifty feet under the stern), mak ing as It passed a loud hissing, which was described like that of escaping steam. Just then a rain squall came by, and after It passed the spout was seen astern, dim and shadowy, like a long waving rib bon suspended from the clouds. Captain Volger estimated tbe pyramid shaped base to be 4werity feet In diameter and the body about Ave feet In thickness. BLUE AND BROWN SOLDIERS Force at Caanp Attacadrr. DIvldeA to Increase the FaTecltveaess o MaanTtra. BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 18. Th army maneuver at Camp Ataaeadero, San Lula OblHpo county, commenced this a f tern ion, with Major General Arthur MacArthur In command. Five thousand troops, com. posed of regulars and militia of California, fcav arrived at th camp. Th forces have been divided Into the "Blue" and the iltown." Ms lor C. E. '. limit, corps of Culled State- army, ha been designated umpire of the former, and Major E. S. Alien, artillery corps, a Sfciilor umpire tut Ilia latter. FublUa Ifour Wanl A tut tu Xh t& 6 .T- v I '4V, 'J