Nebraska Newspapers

    THE BEE: OMAHA. FRIDAY. JULY 15. 1IU
mil) CUAKDS WAKE CAbtt
Set7 Deposit 7alt VTatciei by
Men with. Hear? Weapoai.
CITY JATIOSAL D KOTO&!
BRIEF air NEWS
Ext See Frh t,
TaAe yeas print, jig ba Cm IT-n-a
Keetrie Fn Ttrgso grandem Ca
alee Bry Cleaning ef gartneaua Twla
Uly Uye Wurlt. ; gout f.XfeeaKI.
Piylng borne la Aa easy aa paying
r-nt. Nebraska Savings and Loan
laiton will show you Uie way. Uourd -if
Trade building. Uctt and Vtrum street.
More Pilings F. C. lies! ati.l Si. O.
r jnning;.a.ni. ooui repubiit ans, im 3ieu
ui Ofluiuai tor state representative.
K. . C. Trolley Bide- -Taa U. P. C eiuo.
a V,ii . V.VTT V , . vl . ro- "iw.rt me,., srmed with revolvers
a Ixodes car ride for the membra and , Md -- .r. .itting m a
ami: trienaa on Saturday.
Largw Yeslte
Tra MiiH
ta Move n U4
Mawa ( IimL
Irf orreries; a Herd
te Tk at tartak
ClerJi ta Stay fcata The 'office oC the
eounty clerk wiu rnmain epen unui 4 p. ni.
Saturday to receive tilings of eiuididalea.
jtaer business will not Ue uiki in.
" Bwa. BrakuB Leave Batata An es
tate uf SLI.faw ta Ion ay auk. aaraa u.
-Ya.k.ipv who did May 2n, uie, to her four
brothers, one smier and buaoaud, Uj a
Mlvidml eu.ua.iy among them. -
BUtaaeeeeaerw Baooiston A homeseoli
er' excursion will leave Omaha July IB for
ia Uig Hoi a Cmatn on tlie Burlington
radrrnuL several lumnr excursions bava
Been pliuined by the ruat iJ take out proa
peeilve tarmrrs dunni tha harvest season.
Typo Appeiat Coamittss Anneuncs
nunt is made that Typograpnical union
li iwa by resolution, endorsed Con
gressman H. toll cor U for. United States aen
ehor end appointed a sommlttea of five to
make tha endorsement effective. K. &.
Planer beads ihm Uttcbcock. aommlRM
Xatlwar Xmivraa be ataw Tha Amar
Wa Railway &inpoyaa and lovaatura' aa
aoulat:ua wUl meet la aim educational bu
rau of tha L'oiun Paclfla at tha PaaiHo
Kxvfwm frl(Uy. Praaldr.nt J, J. gliarloea
win ba tn efiaira and delagatia to tha ovm
entlon of tb aavoclatioa to bo bald, at
Uoitalrt will ba aiactod at thia maaunv.
Sim few Champa g Xn-Mt Jnnl W.
Da via bruturtit ault attainac tha Pullman
onmpany for It.Mt, claiming aha waa an
earamonlouaiy forcrd ta Wava a bartb aha
occupied la tha canter of th oar. tn tha
miiidia of tha Dlht, and move to a berth
at" tha an 4 of tha car, which change
Bauaed bar eertoua lllnaaa. Sua claima ao
sM (ivan a bar tit at Loa Ancviaa. Cal.,
and was uiUt sha ouuld retaJn it throush to
Omaiia.
- be b Kaawy Travnl on the rail
roada paaainir through Omaha la reported
to p at tta height just at tha praaant time.
, X-ait yaejr tha earloua Unas thouifht that
. they bad mad a record that would beat all
other summer ti ave! on tha paaeenirar llnea,
but M far thia aeaaon tha amount la Iarnr
tig to- data, although tha BurUnaton of
ficial state that their uda wtU break
. hnut J iiy 38 for tha etimmer. Tha North
aeetera rrad haa raaervatlona made up to
- Aufuet 1 and thlnka that th averaa will
'tep up ta then.'
- BTawyia i Tafeaa. Ktofc Deputy Labor
Commiaaioner Wilt If. Maupin. who wrta
Turced ta foniaita bla campaiKn in Omaha
ana: nut vtoiatnra of the ehtld labor law
"jeoaoee of Ulneaa left with the local author
ise a number of notlcaa ta be eerved. Bev
ral downtown drua; atoraa were notfed that
they wera keapina; aoda fnuntaln glrla too
'ate at night. When Sir. Maupin returns to
3mna Saturday ha will continue his m
reatlsatlona and If Bis orders are not eom
ailed with tha march an ta will be proae-suted.
-itf sliotKuna are sitti.nc
small room at the City National bank. ktrp
Uiff day and night guard aver the safety
deposit bfiaea of tha ua-na. Tha bean's vault
la betnc taken down preparatory to re
moval to the new building at dlxteantn and
Hiwir strseta an-i ihatnad of sti-el walls
human guards are looking after the private
buaea
Sieantlme the bank's twn eaab and se
curities repose in two email manganese
safea rauteii for tue purpose.
In the nw baak building a at.-ere of work
men , are buay lntitailii:g toe new vault.
This will ba a structure uf concrete and
steel UxJtxS feet on tiie inside meaavre
ments. Its base will be composed of sight
but of solid concrete and railroad tits
whiob It would take weeka to bore through.
Tia vault Itself will ba two feet thick be
sides the steel lining of manganese steel.
"It ia Doing butit to withstand anytojng
and everything," aaid President John Flack.
"Not emy burglars are to be guarded
against, bttt i. chance la being tRe-r By
bankers nowadays against vauila being
looted in time of riot or revolution."
3tevla tbe V alt
Other workman are bavins a tough Job
taking apart the vault which stands in tha
old home of the City National bank. Tha
ia to be removed and set up in the mam
bank room of tue new quartan and will
be uaed ta hold aurrent cash.
It ia constructed in sections of m&ngsnaae
steel and ia 3x13x11 feet. The several sec
tions of manganese steel are linked to
gether an the inside by stuel hoopa about
the stse and shape of a ouupling pin. Thay
were put on at wmte boat and. suddenly
oouie4 so that prying them ofX la a bard
task, taking several hours for each link,
and there are It" or more of these. By
cooling and contracting, tnese links brought
the several aeutlona of the vault so dose
tugetiiar that the vault became one solid
piece of manganese steel, a maae whicu
no tool could Out. so tough that breakage
la almost impossible,
"X cannon bait Cred square at tha side."
said President Flack, "might be imbedded
in the walla, but it would not crack nor
hatier them."
Tha bank haa a good many thousand dol
lars in caatt to move when the time cornea,
ta new u,drtars. and It will probably call
upon an express company to- da this. Jx
preea companies have wagons built for
the purpose and the transfer can be accom
plished tn a short time.. The City National
will probably move into the new building
August IS.
Stoecker Hands
Dictator Bryan
Stinging Rebuke
Bryan Sends letter by Mistake tod
is Amrwered by t Fierce
Cau-ixiwu.
Dictator Bryan, uosa ot tne gsmnoraUc
iiHity aas been euuKoaing uirrular letters
Mt mainour uf uie lefaie.ure. aaamg tneia
ui ueilt nun wrifa county optMia uilo tue
.euiuviui sut.a insuurm Si.u uy luistae
.ut une to noa. atui.aer m. u.e uw iuua
s Otfugatioa wmuu aaa arawa torui tue
ore.
MJk.tiX. HS. July U. iai'1 Hon. W. i.
jui, iuiuuu4. '. wvmT smt -a Ae.
l.e 1 s. iihwr uttt sm' i,
u. dm mm ii u ua . aiun jiu a. ae upvu
tuts to give Ui t ausiw ul viui
uwuvuuuutf U M.ee..sAie tieroinjiy Uhi
tiuwuir ut cwuuuiMu lus Ute Hiel,eusiu.u,
.u utM. wiiy uum wito aeueve ta jour
Q5L MAS E1LLED IS WRECK
-aawa eAe.el dVaVA 4a AJssVa. v aeV
Hal Two Can lam Otst. i
GATE KTJTZJL HOTE n TTCTESj
i
He ie Crwek4 I aker Oae ef Vyrtwrwew i
Case siaeelteej jtpiMtratae Owt
ef Ovder Ileve Ha-t Oaly J
ea at Paet Few Data
.l
uieuries suouid ue sent, ut eouvenuuna etu
legtSiatures, iet me ask yuu it yuu are a
uieu ot aeedsr umi your past rueurd wur
iiic iu to answer auua huwuwi ut tna
ll.nnanivr
if yuu wer-i I might give yvar letter
soma ctinsmeration. Ail of chose eocaiied
paiamount issues whicn you persunany
(urceit upun tue democrat. c paity luv
never uiU;riit.isad or Been aueuesatul
paramount Isauee for persunal purpoeea
ouiy and to rescu the end deetred by you.
who in tne world gives yuu sue a per
misMun? Haven't t the right aa an American aiUr
sen to my own opinions?
Who gives you the r:i ta shatikla my
thougnu and force yours upon mm?
It yuu were a man of deeua like our nine
senators your name in your stautment No.
3 who were sucoeeefiii In ens-rung many
good laws and repealing several bad. ones,
tin their Judgment) you might presume.
I do not need any une to guiue me. aa 1
am a man of age and matured. As to the
last named lien of Deeds, i remind you
that they ww choeen by the majority nf
voters, who gave their expression at the
polls. If ynu Insult tha n:ne senators you
groasly insult the voters who elected them.
Cor the von e of the people ie God voice.
I admit that people have made mistakna
at times at the electlona. Tou have maala
mutakee and I have made mistakes. But
une thing I am sure of la that the people
did not make a mistake when they refused
to elwt you president of thie country I
bel'eve tn the right of the penpie to rule.
. Watching your maneuvering since tils
last defeat. I feel sure that no man haa
mir1 ambition to dictate than you.
The test of democracy la not only
whether the penpie vote, but whether the
people rule. Respectfully.
w. r. sTOECitaR.
Governor is in
a' Smiling Mood
Sayi He Expect Democratic! CoaTen-
. tioa ta Endorse Eia Ai-miastratiaa.
Governor Snail en berger was in Omaha
Thursday, on hut way to address the demo
. :rac!a county convention at Blair In the
vfiemoon
"I Hunk tlie convention will indorse Shal
lenberger and the atats admlntstraUon."
tuid the governor, smiling ia the gnnarous
'aahloo, Uiax diatingulshas him.
Of the possibilities at Grand Island, the
Tuvernor remarked th&t be did not care
M make any further declaration than he
iad recently. In hie formal statement.
"Of course, we have a little friendly
soutreveray on hand." ha said, with, a face
ertoua as an end man's, "but perhaps the
e publican brethren will also have s few
tinea of entanglement to- break through
a taa alato onnventlon. at Lincoln."
. Then the governor drifted to a good
OAtured dlseuasiott of the general situation
n. tha state, underlying which, wee the
thought that Mayor Dahlmaa ia net Jlkely
to get all tha votes) eaat ia tne primary;
in tact, thac ba may fall ahort ot a major
ity. "All things are possible, you know,'
said the governor, aa his smile aaln hove
' nto view.
"Anything doing In the etaymore Une
concerning the Uuuor situation la Omaha,
governor?" .
"No. not at present. The lerter of tne
chief of polloe was the last move, in which
be asked for evidence. By the way, this
Orphans Invade
Manawa Park
At 'nanal Picaio GireaTby 3L of Ci
Tiey Hare to Be Fried Off
3Ierry-Go-jIoaaL ,
Twenty-five autotnomias Oiled with the
happiest children in Omaha drove through
the city Thursday morning beaded for
Lake tanaws. The little orphans from
the St. James Institution at Benson were
being given their annual outing by the
Knights of Columbus. j
Boys and girts were packed five and
seven and eight In each, touting car. All
were waving small United Slates flags and
cheering at tha tap of their voices. A
quiet faced nun or two sax in each car
ta keep the email picnickers front failing
out, through too exuberant activity.
Tha grounds and concessions at the re
sort were turned over to the children on
arrival by William P. Byrne, manager of
Lake Manawa. Some small boys and girls
apent nearly all the morning on the roller
coaster, others had ta be pried off the
merry-go-round while others filled the
skating rink and nearly swamped the min
iature railroad.
The picnickers were provided with, big
meals at neon aa at 3 p. m., consuming
hundreds of fried chickens and watermelon
almost by tha ton. some of the ehildren
listened to the band In the afternoon, but
moat of them, preferred to ride on one or
another of the eoncesaioa thrillers.
Must Pay Debts
or Go to Jail
Jadi-e ICaafer Orders Fremont
Batcher to Liquidate or
, Soffer.
Harry David Cohen, a Fremont butcher.
who has recently filed a petition In bank
ruptcy in the Unit ad States court, dis
trict of Nebraska, must turn over property
alleged to ia.va eea sequnetered or go ta
laiL
Judge Hunger has confirmed a finding
made by Referee in Bankruptcy J. A. C-
Ksnnedy to the above efSset. It is the first
order of the Kind made in thia Jurisdiction
since the present bankruptcy act went into
effect in IXfcg.
Referee Kennedy found that within a
very short time before filing his petition
Cohen had ordered bills of good from
Omaha Jobbers, also that the goods bad
In an acrtdent whicn occurred In the rail-
road yards st the crossing at Fifth snd ,
Jones at Z M thia morning. Gatekeeper
H. Hove was killed, two loaded Burilngton ;
freight cars wrecked and a Union Psclfic '
ear damaged. Huyo waa burled under one
of the cars Lis only part of his body visible ,
being the left foot snd part of the leg.
Burliligtoo engine No, Unz was switching a '
string of cars south when the trsin w ts
irnrk h V s 1'ninn Pj.Pf. r1rh IniH tit '
tliree cars coming from tne east. So great I ft
wee wm imped, uzat two nurnngien cars
were thrown off the track and, tonpli
over, fail on Hoys. The Union Paclllc
car. which caused the collision, waa driven ' if
en the top of one of the cars n contact.
The Union Farlf'c switching crew waa
made up of John Whitcomb. foreman, Dan
Royce, engineer, and switchmen, John
Murphy and Lewis Dltbretter.
The Burlington crew consisted of A. X.
ars
ing 1 fl
li ie ' y
Oster. switch- ' M
John Tugent. fireman, and
C H. Blomberg and J- W.
men.
It waa several hours before the wrecking j
erew oouid geCto work and their opera-
tions were delayed in ennaeojuence of the I
dangers attached to handling tha cars, ow- j
ing to the overhead electrical wires. The j
power house ia. a few hundred feet from '
tha crossing and the wires f r supplying I
Council Bluffs overhung tle wrecked Bur- I
llngton ears. The telephone pale was ;
struck and waa In immediate danger of
falling.
Beys Waa FaaUly Sep sort.
Hove who waa a man or- middle age,
lived at Gibson with his widowed mother,
aged 87. whose only support he waa. He
had only been acting aa gatekeeper for a
few days during the illness of the man
whose place he waa temporarily filling.
It waa stated on tha scene ot the wreck
by a railroad man that the signalling ap
paratus which, when in order, will auto
matically block one line or the other, bad
been out of Hoar for several days and that
the switching crews bad been in tha habit
of sending a man forward to aee that tha
line waa clear for moving trains.
Tell us who is going to buy
a piano and if we sell the
party an instrument we
will give you a gold watch
Here i. a latiiea'.size CT Have
your choice gents' cr ladies', Elgin
or .Waltham movements all guaran
teed. Just senvl us the name and ad
dress of the party you have La mind,
we will do the rest
Thia ia to stimulate our city
business and only includes Omaha,
South Omaiia and Council Bluffs.
We cannot afford to give a watch away and send a
salesman out of the city.
This no faie scheme. We have been esabl-shed fifty
one years.
These gold watches are on display in our west window.
We want to know who
is going to buy a piano in the next thirty days, and if you
will tell us and we will sell them the watch is yours. Write
today, or still better, call for full information. Get busy;
a little thinking that is alL We do al the work.
SchmoHer & Mueller
Piano Co.
,4- r-y
V , . . n
fc-'-'C-. .-.ji
'
1311 and 1313 Famam Street.
Dept J.
Our July Sates
of AIens
Straw Hats
and Fwniilvnjs
now in progress
Sir airs
and St grades
rediretf ta , . .
$3.t)'J grades reduced
to
2.5t) grade" reduced"
to
!. 00 s;rad? reduced
to
11.30 grades rwdatwd
to
Shhrts
$2.00 and $2.50 snirta
reduced to
$1.30 ghlrta reduced
ta 1
J3 waaa neckwear.
duccd to
$2.83
.$2.33
.$1.83
$1.33
...33c
$1.33
..85c
rt-
K
our
Cutters
busy thia
been turned Into
put out of sight. Then it waa that the order
to produce or go to Jail waa made. Tha
order contemplates the return to the asset
of approximately SLOvS, but much more ia
! aaid to be rigMly due the aetata. Cohen will
have a reasonable time, probably ten days.
In which ta respond to tha order ot the
referee.
Omaha merchants. In common with others.
believe they have been "worked" mora or
s by men who have purchased goodn.
disposed of them and then taken the bank
ruptcy cure. The Cohen ease developed
soma features that led hia creditors to be
lieve he bad not treated them far!y, and
Referee Kennedy made an official investi
gation, with the result stared.
Rain Falls All
Over the State
Lincoln-, However, ia Sat Dampeaed
by Single Drop ia Geaer&l
Bawapoux.
Bain fell Wednesday night all over 2fe-l
braaha la scattered secttunaT ranging any-
where from a quarter of an inch to two.
mcbea ia some piacee. The general direc
tion ot tha downfall waa toward the south
east, the showers starting up ta tha north
ern part ot the state.
m the BurUmttoa llnee a fairly hi
S"l"!L!
CITY HALL DWELLERS ARE
FORCED TO WALX STAJRS
ilttt Tea. Tesurer LemJky KxlateeMO
tke Clevatwvs VtssUIy sUa.
fee se Week.
Just aa "water alowiy dripping wears
away the hardest stuns." sa water slowly
dripping will In time em-pry the largest
tatter writing appears to be getting ex- Taa Hydraulic elevator tanks, in the
eastr and the proeeedM j nia u reported fn-most sections, the heav
iest part being' on the lines near Grand
Ialand. Tha Northwestern had showers aa
far aa Long Pins and the Union Pacific j
all the way out in the stats. j
Lincoln remained dry throughout the fail
over the rest of the state, not a drop of i
rain fall there to wet the dryness of the '
destitute people who have suffered there!
so many months) awaiting for tha wet spell I
to bit their town.
treraely faahionaule." said bis excellency,
in fact appears to be catching. To go any
where we nearly always have to pass
mrough Omaha, you know, and we Uke the
city, benite my preaenae at thia time. Just
passing through to Blair, and I have had
to request that they ezcuae me for being
lata aa X misunderstood the train sched-ala.--
Lewis Offers to
Meet Blackburn
Eeaiocratic Candida ta Would Serve
M Opponent ia Gruelliag lo
liticel Eebita.
" "The lost art of oratory Is to be revived.
a. A riot Lewis, democratic candidate for KANSAS
the congressional suminawin. aespairing si
least of ever getting bis ewe rivaa tn the
denaKrntla party Into a Joint debate, haa
loused about aim and Coding Torn Black
burn ut the republican camp anxious for s
trial of strength baa made tha announce
ment that be wtU argue with Mr. Black
burn on the public platform any question or
set uf gdeatluna Mr. Lewis will make only
one condition, he says, and that ia that
Hi. BUcktuirn pay for the ball.
Lewla baa thrown challenge after- chal
lenge at tlie head of Quluby. Lobeck.
stoecker, Flaherty and H-tcncock, bat they
rafsse to be embroiled. Blackourn haa
tnrown down the gauntlet to Judge Suttao
repeatadly, but without suecesa Neither
baa been able te get a rtgnr at any edds
wttx bts own competitors. Now Lewis
says he intends to ml It with Blackburn,
If Ue returns the an. upon any eub)eet aa
.b list.
dty hall bare, acoording to Secretary Bur
gees of the Board of Education, been leak- j
ing for at least ten years. Thursday they
burse out with a final splash, flooded Jul
the school supplies) and the elevator servlue
gave up the ghoet. City officials who need
the swiftness of the elevators to get to
their orfieee 1 before they uiose up had to
walk and all afternoon the landings were
covered witn discouraged and fatigued
clerks. City ball peupla are nut accustomed
to physical exertion. Secretary Burgeea haa
made complaints before in regard to the
leaking of tha elevator tanks and tue coun
cil baa recently appropriated Ism for re
pair, but tlie limit ef tlie machinery's pa
tience had been reached and It refused to
wait any lender for a rest. Several offices
an tha upper floors were elueed altogether
because tneir patrons refused to mount the
steep pathway.
To Save Jail
Apostles Leave
Bearded Preachers Are Released from
Jail ia Iatereita of Otaer
Prisoners.
Expresing an interest in tile comfort and
welfare of prisoners in the city and county
Jail, Judge Crawford Thursday morning
discharged the three evangelists who bad
been arrested oa Douglas street the night
before.
Sergeant Samuelson testified he came
upon the trio while they were in the midst
of a disturbing argument en Douglas street.
He said one was arguing on the trinity
of God, one loudly kept proclaiming on
the Muses interview with Fharoah. and taa
third was snouting a vindication ot John
tha Baptist.
The defendants were Bert Slsberry,
Charles MoG wrath and J. J. Slmpaoa, and
three very long, un trimmed beards. Judge
Crawford told the outfit to go forth and
preach the gospel to the whole world mstde
of a halt, and to cease arguing.
JUDGE IS -IN TOWN
Llfehswei BeeeSgs
,- dyvpepela. liver complaints and kidney
troubles la needlesa El ec trie Bitters Is
the guaranteed remedy, too. For sale by
Weatoa Drug Co.
Lite Jse Jells C.
sews a Day ia
Fee Fleet Tat
rwttemfc; 1
Judge John C. PollocK. of the federal bench
In XUinsas waa In Omaha Thursday aa a
guest of X. U. Loomis. general solicitor
ef the Union Piu-.r.c, whose personal
friend ha baa been for a number ot years.
Ha was entertained at lunch at the Omaha,
dub.
"I came to Omaha on private business.'
said Judge Pollock. " Since I had never
spent a whole day In Omaha before. I
decided ta wait at lsast that long before
I went back n Kansas City."
BIG PICNIC FOR ELO000
Writ ttsvtswertk Croat Arm
Grssd bvnis tw rmbMe) at
Pretty Park.
Through arrangements by tha West
Leavenworth club, an enormous basket pin.
niu will be held at Elmwood park oa the
occasion of tha opening of tlie new car
Una to the park. The club appointed a
committee of five, in the course ot its
meeting Wednesday sight, to carry out
the plans and management of the picnic
-it la announced that tha public ef Omaha,
South, Omaha. Benson, Florence and all
the surrounding territory Is Invited to
attend tha affair. There will be mualc,
games, athletic sperta and oonslderabla
to eat at the picnic
Those who form tha committee en ar
rangemen'a are: S. Artoa Lewis, John. Wlb.
' ler. Morris Tsrklsaen, J. w. Joan son and
Prank Marshall. The park covers an area
of X4 scree and e situated at sixtieth
and Leavenworth, streets.
The street car rafts to tha park will soon
be completed. '
TAX RATE IS OUTRAGEOUS
SAYS WILL HERD WAN
get see Asetataat t ley Artanraey Saye
It Ie Dwe to Delayed
Wltn sU
The existing situation la not promising,
and in some respects is outrageous, " said
Will Herdmao, formerly assistant city at
torney, speaking of tha increase of taxee In
Omaha.
'It largely eomea from tha fact that
hydrant rentals were not paid for years.
and then heavy la visa have to be made
under judgments, with interest added. That
one thing probably adds 30 per cent to
the city tax, and other elements are enter
ing In which look as if an even higher rate
will have to be made. The Water board
wants tha limit and t note tha city council
has also certified its levy for a million.
'When the occupation taxes were Wvied
on the publla servlcs corporations every
body understood the amount raised in that
way would" very likely be deducted tram
the next levy, but the taxpayers find that
Is) not the eaae and the resulting levy for
general purposes will be aa high, u not
higher. Instead of being lower."
VAUTED-40 Union Bricklayers
Highest scale wages paid, to work on
the large factory now being erected
by John G Woodward & Company,
the "Candy Mca," at Council Bluffs,
Iowa. Apply to C Norgaard & Son,
Contractors on the job, at Broadway
and Glenn Avenue Council Bluffs, Ia.
EEPING
and ' Tailors
week by including
An Extra Pair
cf Trcussrs
with your suit order
for the price of suit alone.
Sait and Extra Trousers S2S ta V
i
VACATION
HUB CUED
AND PEED
Tried Many RemediesbutGrewWarsa
Impo'sibla ta Do Housework
Cured by Cuticira Soap
antf Ointment.
MURDERER CAUGHT AS
VA3
taatk eaaaiBa Deteetrvw Pteka- t' Kg
iMt, Wum4 at Vmmmm City
r.alteatlarr.
BailrfteeT rwesatta.
J P. 0"Kffe. iiitt Case, frame dwelling,
&... Ed J.iuotn. Tiurty-r.i-vt snd H--Mn.
adi'.'ou to nprtMt, IT Mm. K. W.
t-i'teiiiuua. aui Jatsjoiv bnt-A gsxaae,
UJva
Edward Stout, who waa arrested in Soma
Omaha as a vagraat by Evteetlve Suae nan
several days ago, la suw being held aa an
escaped con tc t and murderer. It baa been
leacned he escaped with two ethers tram
the Canoe City penitentiary.
Mariwav story's WUew '
LONDON. July 14. ST re. Maria Hunt
"tory, widow ef Marion Story, and A. Mnr
ray Young a New York banker, eas mar
ried today la 9. George's church, Hanover
Square. The bride was gives away by Mr.
i Retd, the American amoaaaadur. The nup
tials were eolomnfsed bv Bight Rev. C. H.
Brent. Protestant Episcopal bishop of tha
Philippines, assisted by Rector Andreaon
of St. George s. A luncheon fur the wedding
party waa given at Dora eater house, the
home ef Ambassador and Mrs. Bald.
If year Qver is si us (ten and out of tone,
and you feel dull, bilious, soasupated, take
white be waa , a due ef Chamberlain's gtumacb aad Liver
serving a sixtren-yeer a rutin ee for mur
der some time urn. A sheriff Is oa tlie
(ay from Culoradu ta brtna bias bank.
Tablets taaia-ht berore reurtng aad yea will
feet ail right ta tna morning. 8uid by ail
deaiave.
"About six years ago my hands bewsA
to craca and peel. I tried many mb-
edies, but they grew
worse ail tha tuna.
AX last they became)
so sore that it wsa
impossible for ma
ta da mr house
work. If I put my
hands in water 1
was in agony; if I
trwd to cock, tha
heat caused intense)
pain. I oonsulbsd a doctor, but wtLhouC
the ieaat aar.'acuun. After auout a year
ef thia suffering, I got my first relusf
whoa I triad Cuueura Suap aad Cuticura
Ointment. After using them for a week;
I found to my greet oUnigbt that my banda
were beginning to feel much, better, tha
deep cracks besna to heal up and stop run
ning, and in a little while my hands wera
cured by using only one case of Cuticnra
Bomp and sotosi ef Cntieura Ointnwnt.
X am Tory thankful to say that I have)
had so return of the) skin dseesa since,
I shall be giad t you will pibiihh thia
eo that others may know uf Cuticura.
Mra. Minnie Vr-w. 23 ranforth St..
eamaica Plain, Mass . April 20, I JUL
Tor thirty vnare Cutitmra Soap anil
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