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VOL. 5U-NO. S.
OMAHA, SUNDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1311.
single aPY five CENTS.
FORTY YEARS A&O H OMAHA
X. V. Elk.btra Grre T:nd De
scription ef Tnr is 1S79.
cctyttts ca stbaeczi bocx
e, wl'i iW Lay ef tee Tm,
watA Its Urk e ra-llltVe aad
Ciwlmn Jtr towni
M HI Mine.
"I was city editor of tb old Omaha Re-
Pm.iT nr.. Edward F.w. and on th
wo'Unt cnrt-r of ! i mwt and Fmr
ib the tor- frojndi and bom of J. H
Jffiiiard. trx-m vice preeidt of tb Onkhi
National ber.k. af-erwarda and s-.ao its
presiaer.t. Westward, shout wte- TwwtJ
tind street i p.erned tor, was & pond,
whw th youth cf th city were la tb
habit of skating end Famem su wl Iron:
Nnwiwtit to near Twerrty-iunrth, wa a
Bed BUrfct t2 muddy Weather.
fiTati tin Were '
M -. ptrabora oninr the dttnatie enn
2itkie and pf-mrUv character of our city
ta 1K7J. but those were day when furnace
heated bniMK were rare and bathrooms
-"-' " u - "" HnrbBr.iKT.luiHry. Everybody had wns
Strabor bom at Eiten.-.h and rm.-t-.rn. j Kn , tn uAt
weather ruirtwo- boots were evidenaea of
wher tb Weed bunding now 1."' said T.
V. Blackburn, ku: of th published
adapter of Vrm. Su-k.hors hook. "Fifteen
Thousand M-iea ry fut Coci" "it
roommate u Earn. Alexander CI Troup.
Bow Judge of th Jiftncl court. then a
srtrusrrlihg young lawyer Just out of lb
school of law ax Iowa City. W had bees
nanauo sotj years earlier el the Ne
braska fetal Norsmi acuool at. Peru. In
era ef tbe ways pest T. ruling out ang
cleae and a comfortable inocim and were
on tr tvuz and old of bnta eexea
Teiepbonea. eiectnc Lhta, frma aurec,
motor can and Die? otber preaecl dajr
nrxxumTUtm werm unJcncnm.
"Cha xpnin S Chaae. father of Oemect
CbaM of ibe Hxceiaior. waa tbe toaror.
and the cttr hali was is a frame bulldtnc
eaiod BSKJi a opera bouae on the preeent
site of the Tuned &a.tea KmtlrmmJ bank- ,
Dinncrwaro Extra For
Monday Only
100 Open Stock Patterns at 20 Per
Cent Discount
From the Regular Selling -Prices
White Haviland China
In R&nsoa Patterns at 10 Per Cent Less
la Derby Patterns at 20 Per Cent Less
Ijtt (mr Kodak IprtiT-nt dewe'lom amd prist
tJme prrre yow tate tixlaj. A a more be tt
fjmma kodalvs aaxl fmwdnew aJwafti oa teaad.
Wash Day Bargains
rtnnc electric mo vs. wonn c ovlt tv
Ttx u cne cf Lve Tery bejt ele-tne trcni ea tba
r-mrket aAd 1 acia with a two jr?n' rnaratt.
Tte "inBtnt" rerxtlXff WUclUtf w.arr.f-ny S-VAA
'"rnriW''- ater pe uk.!T. Itf arr. iw T-r ...tlt.n
Flx" Waahinf M -r:-re a ne her:er iud n t at ( M
" Po A "-eririi'' Wi.:if Mmrhine. a rood tiiat. Ji m
Hit i. e-w rirt.he ivaiikeia i b . . .
"Su'MTr.T" d"Je Itna. tr-ee 4Bee fr .
merien othe Pnn. roe c14re1 f .-ir - , - rT , i llw
Fitid rViiir TrT.rrir P'ar3 t , f
faiert Pkeeve I-fni-.f; ai. ear! NOi
I ' b Kea-T a-m.-ran;sod iroi Tr.. Tk. WiMj ....
"i"te Wrr.in ith a fe jf r'Jrax.te 0
'ii Cloihea laea. s fitinn. eac-i , rr
Tnotkj Mawh fun rci rmll the ntunr Ijfcrd.'
l2 , tbia day each ddrea tb. othar 1 ,afie J- Sve " to rf
1m frifibdly paracc aa -parf lira. Su-a- I 4urjl cr-t kd con b" ""d
m a aia7 xwo-axary aaa Dunnmt tvnrk
iuTi auad ber buaband dopud our term
ajid from the day wa two entered the
hCTiaehom "Pm.rd" baa been the i.frnliod
term cX aBdiiaj-nMsct between th bow La
xtauiaied rmltrobd bs'iuir a)rt h-m ao
nn:pliab4 rik
m. tnawa s WtaWw.
Tla book wnma' la in error m inu
tclnc tba wrlir of that lcterestiuc twok
cf wentara exporter la a widow. Bar
fcaatHLBd. Robert K. frmhin, lajnoua In
uae earUer daji aa a war corrafipiizkder.t. a
wrtir ia the weet, and sew tiie client
Cenina who built the North Coaat raUway
tmm Etynkaaa uwkrd the aeund tr the
Harrtiaaa pvoptr., 1a not aa-r molir, but is
bexxar beaAh thu be enjoyed wbes en
aad with OeDeral Crook la the last fTeai
Bitoi war. B la waitar kad tba two
pard biTt aa eiea-aot borne la Spokane.
He lot. acarwily a day older thu when
w lived la En Baxter's new bouse at I.
Kis jX. black hair has Mxul its bus with
but few s"ra.j stratr here and there
and the coior of the piaina aod the mom-ts-na
onctlnues ta Lis stronc almnat beard-
rea
"Strahorn asm de juome, m the day
wbea newaztaper oarreapoooacts never
tamed Xbcur owa tuuees ta ummmka
tloE. wafc, 'Aiter a.' My sewaaiier
name as corretspondaa of the Omaha iwfc.
Omaha Kepubiicaa, Cit. Lotua Giiobe-Iein-ocrat
and eccaslrmaUy the Ouc&g"a Timea
and other newspapers was "Lino " Judc
buiidir where the Paxton block is new.
Fred Goodrich ' father lived m a staunch
two-story boune cm the opposite corner and
atout where the FmUstaff saloon Is sow.
but some distance above the roeet level
waa the borne of the first postmaster, Mr.
Alfred D. Jones. The kU eet car from the '
Cnjon Pm---Iic depot aJwa.-s referred to '
oimteiEptuc-u!y as the "CowFBe- came i
uv Ninth Etreet t rimim. west to FIT- '
teth the foot of Farnam street hia and
tht-nre north to Capitol svenue and finally j
the car found its way to Baunde.n (Twenty- ;
fiurth and Cumin street at the 'milltarr '
brfcise." slujes were the mauvt power and
a fifteen minute seme was considered 1
somewhat metropolitan. .
T tbe Car Was Teed.
"Edward Eosewater i office waa in .he '
old Be builimit between Xicth and Tenth .
en Farnam. His borne was at Seventeenth !
and Farnam and to him the street car
was more a convenience than a luxury ;
Farnam being the principal thorouFfclare i
of the town, when the editor of The Bee
started either way. he would meet friend,
foa bin coilecuira. politicians and becars
and be found it difficult to make his dates. .
Hence it wa hia custom whea tune was
lmlted to patronise the street car. Other '
people who were in a hurry walked, but !
they were not aa likeiy to be delayed by '
persons eomlsf: to the opposite direction.
The top of Farnam street kin seemed
almost suburban, and the awful chasm
Ours Is Omaha's Lightest, Most Satisfactory Store
There never ttj-s a tinie -when this. Etore thought it Lad attained perfec- j ard suit and cloak depiartrneEts in anticipation of the creater zrA beUer
tion-bnt it is pettinc nearer and nearer ta it all cf the time. Always fall and -winter stocks already cn the -way. The chance? nil aiK afford
watching and planning for the convenience and welfare of our patrons, we j more of nature's own pnre lizht to aid rou in choosinr that which is mast
ima H.-mtrinmg eaen aar mat wm mate lor better store semoe. Jn-t now tominff and the new arrangement will enable n to rve
we are remodeling the second floor-increasing- the space in the millinery ) qnickly and satisfactorily.
yca more
Final Call in the Sale of Women's Fur
Coats-Also the Tailored Suits at S10
ia the fie.d for The Bee aod be tJjM ;
new eaMed Curfia Tiir Tr-l ...
Troup bad a-so a brief newspaper career , uhe r wf a airn aja w t :(0
aerit of diviieii to be of ue tn tt
i owner, who wa cotn;;iea to take title tn
j tbe twenty acres west of what is no
ininjern street, oecaune its lormer ewner
as 'laios' and tba laia alajor B. I.
.auchter. who was the gtaie Journal
stata writer, aifned himself Gad.' Wuiia
fveflt af tba Bee, who went to ldabu
afryrr aad there achieved uaiuun
ax tba bar, on tbe bench. In poLuca and
ta eo&sresa. ooacaalad bis identity under
a sua which I nave entirely forgrotlen.
"But comins back to Strahcsm. He was
a nrlntar by trade and a proauat&s cuo
somptM ry inberttatioa. H vt&t ta
Colsrad to avoid a waits piasi cemetery
ana was a usuemparary uf most every
could not rejiay the face of a riW loan.
The innsrie pared street was Farnam. from '
Tenth to Fifteenth, and its macadamised
urface was slippery with mud in wet .
weather and covered with dust when the I
sun bad cried up tbe mud. j
ei C tbe Sesamn. !
My 'beaf as a reporter mrludad the!
railroad offlaea, tba Tniesi Paoifie head- j
Quarters, tbe Umoa Pacific station, the 1
courts and jail aad the town m sjeneraX
v. ijr'
Twa aa lancece purciase of ott fur coats, la srs wimi stj-Wr. we ma3-krid It haa ben aa lmjEerae sale. But new
asBcrrtroeiiTi te-Xl u that we raast end tie aale wiia anotaer tw0 or ttree fikre' bnak And to addition to rtxlnrisg rte
prices far lower than rou have ever known on like pood at thi season cf the vr. rakking term that win enable any
woman to own a new Inr coat thia winter without miasiiv the rcocey it coBta. Ten dolian fiepoKt when tte pxirchaae is made
and the remainder at your convenience ever hear of aanhitt like that on Tor coats of tee Bennett Quality? We win store
them for yon free of charge tnta aach time a yon i&ay want them.
$.00 Full Lerjgth Saltex Caracul Coats, $1950
$35.00 Fnll Length Saltex Plnsh Coats. $220
$5a00 Highest Grade Saltex Par Coats, $39.50
$45.00 Full Length Sealette Rush Coals, $35.0:
$35.ffl Fnll Length Sealette Plnsh Coats, $29.50
$31.00 Full Length Eussian Pony Coats, $35.W
$75.(0 Full Length Radian Pony Coats. $55-C
S'vi.OO Full Length Bussian Pony Coats, $ooX"0
$S5-00 Three-quarter Pony Coat at $65-0u
$90.00 Fnll Length Bussian Pony Coats. $75J0O
$10(.00 Full Length Russian Pony Coats. $S5.C
$125.00 Full Length Russian Pony Coats, $95.00
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Positrrely the last of a aerie of aenaational en it offer we tare made thia aeaacm CHOICE OF
ALL WOMEN'S TAILOaEO SUITS THAT HAVE BEEN SELLING TP TO $:5 AT some are worth
a little more and acme a little lea. Most of them are made of rrench aeif. e In blatk and shade of
tan, Ty. r-avy and reaeca. They are lined with fin art Quality pean de cyrne and hare plain skirta, or
with bar plait front and back. Seme have aaiior c ollars and satin trimmineB. but plain tailored
atyle prevail
' ffm--i i 7X Tiv
W ."saJTer
Linens and VTiitc Goods Specially Priced
MMw h. Bet Bound lSi-esdL all Luvrs &beeUMt that is ad
mirably adapted to wash salts and skirts, regnlar fl.50
Talue at 91XQ the yard.
JSxM-iitrh All Laaeai Hark Towels of an extra heary qual
ity; rerulsr 2Sc valnes, at 17 He
TO-tacb All Ldjaea Table Damask of a rery fine grade;
come tn rose, spot, fleur fie lis and thistle patterns; ti ll
Talue, Monday. the yard.
23r23-iBcb. Btancbed. AH Linen Napkins, in asFort.ed pat
tern, that regularly sell at $4 the dosen, Mondar, to close
ut. at S2S9.
Am lMorted Lot of 2T-inh White Goods in plain weaves,
striped and checked patterns; which hTe sold all aemson at
2e and S5c th yard, for a quick clearance, Monday, 15c
(toting Flannels and Beddings Reduced
An Entire New Line of Outing Flasnels in a
great variety of choice patterns, full 27 inches
wide, 10c the yard.
72x9Htnch Seamless, Round Thread Red s,he torn and
hemmed all ready for use; &&e values, Monday, 6c.
45xS6-t&ch Extra Qoaliry pClow Cases, worth lc, Man-
da?, at 15c '
F-sUl giae. Wool Nap Biaaaecs lntan asd gray with pmk
and b!ne borders; regnjlax tZ.2i aJues, Monday only. fl.T
the pair.
T(rt4-ieh Wool BUiakaU ta Oontplsae Line of Coior this
blanket is an extra special vaJue and one we regularly oiler
as a leader at fS.OG the pair M-nday only, 4M.
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taady wb started aad stirred up tamers The city editor was tbe Poob Bab of tbe
ta Cotamd durtnt tns Jarmaiwa Jmar-h. He was all tbe irportara the proef i
eif the CexstennSal aaasa, Jobs a--TL!s,ywer. fVs emterLrr rtjir.? eimm- at
afterwards wner of the Eocky Itaartain , times veryrbins else eaeepunc tTVeseoier
r
I Buy Your Winter Supply of Coal Now While Theso Prices are effective
years, was bis espeonJ aids partner and
close tmrrrTr-TL ia Omaha Btrabiira was
known cniefiy by bis work in TSe ad
w UBto department of tbe Unlosi Pacific
but be waa a most cbarmmc oampanicsi
aad tba brief boosekeepms expenenoe at
llrta Farnam ia fuB of pieasant memories
to tboas of us who wars acJiirted m tbe
Xavored drcia.
S rsava Wark.
1 remember the day General Grant was
tba rue of Omaha. On that particular
ay bicb was Saturday, Mr. Capper a
T cao. manafer of tbe KepubUcac.
called east by the serial us IT Tines of h
father. I was left in charge of the bus
iness office with Tr. J annua B- Zm Vnea
now of Fremont, then a boy, aa my aole
assistant. 1 was aiso responsible les- tbe
dty bags of the Bun day paper. Wi ex
pected to spread ourselves on the Grant
go to
e LBaoy w a mr lore- 1
man. 1. VT. Miner and r. B. Balcocb j
ere connected with tbe business ofSoe, '
but took my trick' when a demand far
stibspriptiocs from the state outside of
Omaha took me off the drj- and trans- '
formed me Into traveiin em ivspfrndent.'
A! Sorenson did the various starts' on
The Bee. and when I went to the Union ,
Pacific in January, lBSfl, became ray im
mediais successor at better par. Sam
I-Kmnelly and Sands F. 'U"ooabniig:e 'ere
the local men on Tr. iili:ier s Herald. Liaruii
as t c- "Kks was editor cJ tne Republican. :
T. H. Tibbie cud edltwiaJ imtins on the
Herald. K-ent. Annm, MorrisRer. King,
liothacW. X5-e. Grertiry and others of the j
raiaxy of writers cac into the newspaper ',
field a little later.
Osmaba a Lriiw.
"And yet Omaha was the larrrst crry I
In the rreat buxineas belt' between Chi- '
eazo and iSan Franraeco. exceptine an
m
i
t??wmbflrn T?1 ir" "ZTL'Ciarinc lw ";" '"d ho w hardll was ts fwt oeal deiivnred wbea re wanted ?
tIarfU ."?iiL.pr:r"I " 15? ttim"'ik. C,ip,toi e"J h- Pr sisff totaao. M b. via
rm trnn vm at trm faAfl sxi-si a an .
Capitol Large Lump Coal-if you order nowS6b the ton.
Capitol Medium Lump Coal-if you order now-$6.50 the ton.
puui iui voai-u you oraer now-cou tne ton.
Order taken
new delivered
aar Urn before
Octebor lt
j Scranton Anthracite CooJ Nut, stove and egg the Highest Quality AnthraciteIf you order now. S10.50 the ten
vna.t pfcJT of th tuMnnntii Af7ir .Tie t i
i Y1aws i T i; T-vXas sbSTTIT'eB;. 1
groTji. A tchuvorx vfu w artn, St, Jo-
1 atPTlh rnTI Tr UTtt r T a,krm fHtif .
u, Che pay roll and paym. off tb. boya ! toaha . class, theuch none of tLm
ea we " " t T marmnn m ui
f It was my duty also ta furnish
tb Associated Press report. X had a
handful ef business you may well ltnaeme.
Everj-thitik ran along' according to pro
gram unul n. m. and everybody got bis
cveins including httDy dwaraa There
was my error. Billy's con rival disposition,
combined with bis pay aawalope. eliminated
aVm fur tbe evening aa apncial reporter.
At T a.
equaled it in population, as Bhown by the
lans censua. The late Bruno Txschuck was
aupervieor of tbe uensus that year, and
when he told his enumerators that be
hoped Oceana would have au tm peupis they
wnt out and found them.
"In theee daj s a city of sti.MW people
would be a phenomenon If it no pave
ment, no permanent sidewalks, no electric
I (
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I: t '"rS8wy j
CAPITOU
zri Xk Are Going to Raise Your Salary
That doesn't sound real, but listen If you wi'J trov yiur rrorene for one month at
this store we can rive you a Mr i? cf from -0 to llfi 0 or oti, eepencing, of
course, upon bow mucn you ree-uiar'y bey. 'VTiee men are finding out ti:at there are
Two ways to increase a aaiary one is to earn more, the other is to save more, the re
sults bettg tbe same in each case. The latter is the method, we propone. Just try tias
grocery of ours for one month and see the difference tn :at cost of living.
4&-lb sack Bennerr'a Capitol flour. .. SI .30
sack BecnetT's Flkoeislar f;our. .gO-50
Jc Quart can Georria oure cane s-tod
1 jars Nutlet peanut butter and :0 stamps
, Ir - - . 0e
1 jar aiiet peanut butter and It stair..
'or 15c
S-lh. box Gioes starch and 20 stamps... 3c
i Pkcx. Capitol mines meat and 10 stair ps
f it a&e
Best Qaaiitr hand picked navv beaca lb . . se
' cans nulled beans with chicken and -d
stamps S5e
20c can Capitol Hawaiian grated pineappea
tar ., xe
J large cane Columbian mf.k aac
i-."b. t an Bennett s Breakfast ceffee and a
stamp B9s
S bars Laiy glycerine toilet auap a&c
Assorted teas and statr.ps ....8e
Package tee s.ftir.c-s and 16 stamps. lac
1 can Capitol pepper and stamps loc
21 bar Ber.nett Bargain ciap aSc
Bertie Gaii.arrs pure olive oil and I'd
sr amps for . sse
FELL ICE COLD BUTTER VTI.g FBJEE
Circus Day Specials
Fxtra fine larre wnTermeknis . . SSe, SOs, XSe
Sunrr Coiorade freestone peachea, per
crate X1S
Fancy Pr.tatoea, Monday and Tuesday, tn
ltl of IS lus. as
PeanaSa, fresh from th roaster, an extra
lare tneasure far Se
Note The aonve prices will aiao be in
effect on Tuesday.
An Cleven-Pieee Dining Room Set Worth S2&2
August Sale Price Only SIS2
That is a pretty good specimen of the way we are doing things In car
A trust Clearance of Fine Furniture. The particular aet In question is of
solid starter-sawed oak, in the popular cur!y English finish, and consists ol
buffet, china cahinet, aerrtng table. d:nlr.g table, six leather seat chairs and
one ana. chair all in one lot at S1S2.00.
CHIVA CAM ETS-TH REf: LOTS AT SPE(XL PKICES
China cabinets of quarter-sawed
goioen oak are priced as follows 122 0
values it !.; 120 values at SI AM,
and I1B 00 ,aiuee at lilM.
GOLItEX OAK BITTETS
Buffets cf e,uarter-bsed go, den oak,
wnth hiartiy flrnahed French plat mir
ror, bear thee prices o ur.M w A u-
rust Clearance 4S (Ki values at sag SO;
(40 lit! taiues at
and 117 i,o
ties at Stl OS.
IMPORTED CtKTArXS sSAI
Cim Jot ef imported Brussels net cur
tains In many pretty parterna. worth
IT te the pair, will be closed out at
H it er Just half price.
ar3.Tdi J i;fnrK' t-?wA
I cam. no water works vm.Bm sewer eva-
I CiKm4 that tb city tn. no electne lirhta. n cac staves, no
editor aaa acting uainas manacer was tf lephones. no hc.ue plumbing, no h.Tte: : th matron of Omaha firm free km- j
the wbui it-ag lor tne snaay paper. , m iUi private baths, no viaducta ever dan- I derfranen started in the City Mission build
The last copy went in at I. a m. and ; gerous grade crossincs. n pressed brick ling to IhlC.-
ry I a. m. tb prooo were iwan ana tn : fronts, no plate giaa abew windows, no
Aaa.T,fcted rrea report waa oat (too lal j fncy eiectne antaa. ae tre-Droof atruc
lur the semce) and I went ban. Tb tures. no steei ecmstrucuon. ne oaeiwnirer
girabaro bad Just opened their new boms
aad roopta' as my roommate waa called
try eur boetesa. and 1. were tba first
win Noon found m trying ts get out
of bed. an exhausted reporter, whoa day
DIAZ AT NAPOLEON'S TOMB
Fencer President cf Jtcxico Kisses
the Sword cf Aosterlitx.
ALSO Ut.H.S DOTS TO PEAT
laary Staes ta Ceet e Lswtac BVrlaca
aa xni SlxaavtSea 111 lei Atber.
tcaea e
Preelei
PaE-LE, Aug. 12. Anatai France, tb oel-
only result ef conferences bet ween tbe j ebraied French novelist, haa created aome
stat board csT Dubiie ianaa and ha!'.rf in jt ttim of a aensataon in circles of literature
eemg sick an that particar day I have i la thia country in the few years repreeented j and th city engineers over th new water by Secaning a promeaoai aa th Legion ef
ej me epeo c mirrf-two years. Only main foe tne deaf tnsrarute. dry Sngxea-, Hour to tb rank of oatnmaader.
" soni orntamporary of our youth be- j Craig and tia asataLact, George r-.p-
mine ivn:jjca oo tncae cn us still in i ar n ami that amy as eigbx-iach mala
eievauirs and no building higrher rK.n tur
tones, and few at them.
trleee ef Prearees
Tffra fffiiliorfli comments about Omaha
therefm should nut be ofieBjave because
nreoadlng bad been twenty hours of con- jane could bnv aaid almost th earn things
stent labia-. At tn dinner, which was , of rea Molne. Xenver. Kansas City
jnost naiatably and attractively aerved. I ! nearly every city wst of Chicago and
was pnutent. but nnabi ta eat a mouthful much that sow avema tmpnshibly primitive
and tti young beuseaotper waa properly in oond.nona were tbe commun situaucm Is
aiagusutd with her guest 'Wbetner tb 1 all tb cities of Amen.-a We hard-'y realise
gaud eier actually fitrgave m fur j what wonoerful cnanges have taken place
Engineer Insists
on Adequate Pipe
Eoptleu KaagrefTngrt Qzlj Eesdt cf
Ccticre3i.oc lgxrdiif Vaitx
Pipe for Itetf laittttte.
Hopeiesa disagreement am ma to b tns
ing himaelf the door of the crypt leoking
Into tbe last resting place cf the great
emperor.
Paras Star Have a Meea.ee.
Pans baa a Greek church and lingua a,
American. rVnrrb. Zracch and other Protes-
I tant cburchaa, and there a now talk of tb
erectlosi ef a moaqu far tn a"""""""-"!' rm
of tn Hjm Mobammedan retddeata It
will not. bowwver. be the first.
been certain.
Ws lkrr UTea Tti
la tbree days Captain T. W T. Rjcharde
Uvea ea ta ait of tb Is-Mi bck. but 'the prime of hfe and the full vigor ef man- j wi3 give tba trTln. anrthmg like ada-
e. jeast iu . ibpi eDuve jls present irvet.
Villiam A. Pax ton s buuae was the Saun-
Turtusn batha. a Umrat cai and
tnoequ wars oatahlisriefl for the Aiganana,
ehe were eootimpamed from
r-anoa oeciarea uiex wiar ja.ue ei. uw Usuna in ruias ef chaplain. After tb
time of his death was anly aa officer tn war ef IK7 tb barracks weow ecoustted
W T r.K ..f 11a T twMjTi9m . k. . . w I .
ai kt Cfty feet abore present level. h.K reauae hat marve.ous prr-grreaa haa ouats tr nrot-tion. The bar ail4. !. '.. ' ...7 TL . .'Tr
betn maae since me were barefoot boya .out for a six inch mam which wanid have i i. - ,w i w -
dmelllr.s whre the ci: r hili r...m !k.. v,.., . .. . . . """" " - " m. m. eoa im jJC wa
- - -J ' wuurai iji use ai'i . ammi " uh uiuudit ana a erui ma. e .
shorter work boure to the bulldog trade . anfd aa m estitation of brmgea, which
lb cost , of censo-ucung a bouse has gone i -l-ried the li,c. that one bridge waa
up 9 per cert. alifhtiy beitw significations and that tb
Formerly the poorer ciasees Irced in the 1 company was tr"lng to charge SHM exxra
more remote parti of th dry. but the f(,r hand railing, whica was included tn
increased lines ef eubwar bring these die- ; tbe general contract.
tncts within asaner reach of the Better. ' The commlBsi oners disposed ef tb maJ
and the small two-story bouse Is bttng er hr agreeing to dedoct the SKK and ta
rapadiy demolished ts mak room for six- ! deduct an additional tMW am aooount of fail
story modern miarnres, where tne rental ; to meet speaficatiane aa on bndre.
IH, wianing tb Afnsan army to be rep re- " orten serona tn means ox the worams- The Standard Bndg oompany now
n ted to Pan, quartered a battalion ef
nfiemea aad a aquattmn of Bnahis ia tne
old Bonaparte barraiAa. ubon the alia of i m f-bdicg some difficulty ts tostaumg hn-
wnicb tbs Orleans Ratiroad a wuay d'Ontay j '1' " tb ubur Pana ar most ai- i others -re rcmmderatny above.
terminua aow atanda ,i;jm.u' mv vu.. -- .. . i ne couiity
enough rsctal-
man. Tb workman, therefore, is bemg , tends it was warranuid la ----t gfeS ad
forced ta the subufba Her, brewer, b ditional for railing and tt whils one
bridge wai fc-mhtly belcw speciflnationa
A!2rh' : County Would Cnt
Down Pay on Bridge
Claim-Protest Piled
Stan da Earry Iwuel faced eaot ea sven- sw.mmin' hole.- without towel tub. shower
aeenth street ea tbs court bouss aite, and I or bath robe, and whose winter aeluuuna
Edward B usswaiar s modest Brte whit j wars enjeyed oocaaio-aaHy m the kn.-Kn
eotta stood ca the Be building aits j tub or band beatn.
Victor Bosewaker. is knee pacta waa a
mpc within th grounda Mr. Craig aaid
Saturday:
Tbe apprwal of my degiartment will
never bs given to lay a six -men Bap ta
Frencb literary lights, be deddea that it I transformed lnte
a eiatnmg storenouaa,
would b ul-Ctxing tar bins ts accept ax SDven as 117, when tn bvudtng
6eooraOun gra-er then those eosarded ta : metiened ta soak way tor tbs
comsusakoners a-lowed Ci.
TIB SJ of (.id btlis wluca hsv been axnms
Itrir.g t j.cf ilki on account of leek oft
f -s-. and i::.3K: 3 of otd roada aad
bridges' billfc. wtch have accumulated for
tbe same reaa m. The board bad bitended
ts alk w Mt to KVi.ptfl ta old billa but
the clerical work on some appropriation
Sheet not bmng oompleted. tbs tk.um
claim cf the s-andard Bndpe company was
- Steidaxd Brida-e ComaaT Protest uud t"d f or " t-n- nd rja appro-
w ter-i .. . iv ;pnatlon sheet waa laid aside tor small
mora diating-uisned esxhora j minus, tb Arabesque dssoraciooa and a acttatuva i eorrw-tioTia. Th remainder of th owl btii
Hatier rsne new bnnse. my Crat the institute and tbere a abenlutelT no . . , ' ... t I ... .
.msv-w-uou. actrr. youiter in th. neigh- 1 borne in Omaha, had xun rooms, all sep- reason why an eight-inch main cannot - v,x m. pvopeet wer, ciea.-., 0giinan - i ne w-i o. paid out of the curt
borboed. and among iu pia.msiea were 1 arataly baated by st-ea gas light, cistern be pet there. Thareund ee eTThat Grmxny' ; unA" v& sueo-a-lv. ooata of paint and ; Protaet agamet tba deduction of ISSS from hou building fund, which wC3 be rapiea-
wrth k-trhea rump, outside well aid told- tb pressure will never be very great and ; '"" - , , " "u 1 nLMIr rana hen aecesaary.
md doers beteeen tbe barlora It waa a 'a ugrhter weia-ht bid eotid b need wtth J w"IOIIMM sau-eam ox tne. re-rllaa Meesla Prebaeas Aeete. company a,a.- wu in a saving- or several hundred
"W"i.iie Faxton. Cbariey r-euel. Paul Buri:y.
Will MiUard. vTUUe Hanry. the Puadt and
fc,;:Tin boya and Tom Creigh. some eider,
others younger hivnif
modern house, brand new and Set per perfecs safety and the cost au.d b wail
' lava ' irtes. General Cia was reoatved by
Increaaen oast ef ltvlre m AjtimrtA aa tt IBt baarB W cwaitj inmim-". - ; oajn in Interest wlilcb Will be
shews by tbs report of th bureau of j urdJ toorning Swrpreaentauve ef tba ; by tb money ia th other funds between
labor, a) betnc naralieted in Pranoa, wbsre "ring oempeay .unuuiaw a x i eow ana in tun a la needed by
th boienna- avobieoi baa beoeme acme, i ion tb beam cnajy eroera tne okbu. duIj dins' funA
month, rnder It roof e-.thia a year wer ! nnoer tb anirapnaien for rna por- tlm aTT QI'
Tn tb south side of Farnam SM : houai Chanel A '' - an nrunWi ' nose bv the iM-:iiun Daaa Pveye at lasoteaa'a Teeab.
ku-iu alfred Burier on tb uuUuui ts M eaiii-rl T,)T,ksu mmn.... we Th. krf . i General Inaa mat at tn lai kliifaa Gea-
eorner of Sevecuienth and running' west- El imm. then ediuo-ial writer em Tb Bm: 1 engineer and Chare seems ta be to mm. !
ward ever the hilL ware the resiliences of I Sanaa E. vroodnridiia thee citv alit-w meat under which tb buerfl cu mint I bea fouarht with him la the war at Me
Harry P. I-eael,. Mra Crow, afterwards ' the Eera.d. iex C. Troup, now Judge of posiuon agamst grrmg tb ir. -nais ml tco- Th Mcxicaa is a great admirer ef j Elustiativ caa ia the tuliewlng-. A work- , tor wticb was aort fixed.
Mra FhropKliire. Martia E'ur-haza. and at Jtb diatnet court; the cttraborna and tba i tb school fur tb deaf what cxpena ds
Ikmeteentli street was the boa. of H S. j Biackburna Slary X.worak, atiU living aa ! clar ia real fir protwctxjn.
O-nraH. ions' prtrtmneut colored oitiaen. Nona Twiitieth street, then a c-apahi
tb
ral Lara aad General Farcy, both ef I Tben. la Brtie u a Part, for the maa ! The oommiemuaers deferred action oa tne f
ef amali means aad a lerew famll. a entire claim, pending S bearing, tb tim
wbua ca .fillers gradual trom tn Ui( young ttxenut boueekeeper, waa our de
antws and beram teacbera on havtng at j pestasbi hand rr.hirien and for years after
eae tun a eoaitacai ta tbe fbnaha aeaooia ) ward ah followed th fortune of the
Ctt'oe i waa tb bossa af tb Tbompeoa : Straborns to twe and to loabo, finally
faml.y. Two ef the young Hdi 91 that J narrrtcg a nrutner ef Cttuaciitnaa IvuU
tunw are teacher ta eur acboola asoay. t Bout Omaha and a sum if il merchant
Cammg eaetward wer the bomea mt i os eoutb Tbn-teectb street, who left ber a
Tbomaa A. CreiaA. M- G. MrKeon. J udg idw with tws auna some twenty yean
T. W. X. Kk haras. lUaa A. 1 -r but b anuaa to atalo that ah
Napoleon, and ettea during tbe vtsit be ' UimMA earning about .- a day. and Ta Pr' t demand lor a hearuig
stopped t declare that Napoleoa'a career , j, T1rt uj avs children, wandered ' n reeait ef tne brit oocBLruction ta-
aa not only a glory for Fraao. but tor ail ; BVer ths nty, kviking hr a lodging;. Be vastigatioa, instituted by County Commie
bumaiuTy. Th party visited th chapel. I .t,iT ta nay W a year, but propneters sterner CL J. Plcaard thre month ago. Mr.
tr mortuary room, whers is cunaerved tbs 1 f beuses of that pno ref uaed t receive Picaard never bad tmid fault wn a bridge ,
NTTVT TOEK. Auc. 12. oacrvtarT ef fTar
PUmaon and party arm ed today ea beard ' meek amperer. and tmay tba cry ft tlia wbea tney
tb cmidrea. Apart I caastruoOoa aer cbargd tall are to comply
tne 1 1 1 isia Ncrth Caroline from aa toapec
ooa of tbe Panama canal.
SVi lemon asaed Snr wiaaanv If be
ia b
ta Tb
wna specify artcms nnnl Ceonty Ccunmis-
u , aiunar Jobs C Lynch turned tb aaotr.gBt
General lues knelt before the earephag-us ; from tbs .uestloa of children, a at
- . , WBJK' J li fc. i till ,ua m w iih ni, i .
General Nk'X pieced ia nia band tb eword find aexnBBodaooa la Pare at tbe proa : oa careiwaa and wastef jl tnanagement of
ut Austarhtx. 1'ias pressed bis bps ta tb ' ent time, bawever toadaqoaie. Beets hv tb eeuary bosnttal ander aemacraiic ad
biSLoric weapoa again and agam. Tbe for- j stesiUy 1m n aaaad to th last ten years. 1 mmistrauoa.
saar nraairtent bad tbe bunor a if st ae By i a una ef th Iiwnwai1 wage and j After the bieqvna: Tjxeure. Xr. puAard
PARK SUPERINTENDENT
COMMITS SUICIDE
CEXAB. P-aPIXni, la, Aug.
"Wooc, auperutendent of tb Cedar Bapida
park r-stem. cammttied suicia thai BBern
ing by ahucting Wood returned yesterday
from tb National Association of Park
aWaeriniendecta at Kansas City t find
hmeeif faemg ehargwa that be bad m
auited a yeene woman. The e.'ty council
bad brgtia an Invest atlun. Wood aettber
affirmed aor darned the chare.