THE BEE: CtoLAHA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1913.
11
REAL ESTATE. ,
.t it vm m i..Mt rou sai.p.
Wlaconaln.
GREAT RAROA1NS Improved farms
and wild lands, near good jehools.
churches, creamery and town Easy
payment and Ions time. Qrcat daily,
clover and fruit country. Write me to
day, decree C. Rice, Burnett Co., Web
ater. Win.
OMAHA LIYE STOCK MARKET'?
200 acres, Marshfleld, Wis. Personal
property. Good buildings. Clay soil. Fine
dairy and stock proposition. Adjoins R.
R. station. Price $10,000. Any part of
WO acres adjoining, $35 per acre. John
P. Hume. 312 Caswell. Mllwaukee.g
Wyoming.
Cattle Receipts Very Light for r
Monday and Prices Qood.
HOGS SELL TEN CENTS HIGHER
Fat Sheep nml H'wes Fnllr Sternly-
l'n( Lnmbi Steady to Knsler anil
Fredlna- Sheep nml Lnmlm
Are Steady.
SOUTH OMAHA. Oct. IS, 1913.
Receipts were: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Estimate Monday .... 8,800 1.500 44,000
FOR SALE Eighty acres of good Irri
gated .farming land In the Big Horn isRn,e day last week...ll.90 2.600 84,760
Basin. Wyoming, exceedingly low price . Som8 aaJ. z wks. ago..l3.673 2,818 41,808
uiiu t-oajr lorinB n ,uj "' came tlay a wks. ago..i3,OT s,m ai,aij
good for the money. Write to owner. .Same day 4 wks. aB0, 9 tn 5,777 49,080
I O. Box 2SS, Qreybull, Wyo. Same d.v la.t vr...l4 7C4 1.471 20.222
The following mlili. nhtiwa the receipt
of cattle. hoeH nml sheen at tlio South
-Omaha lire stock market for the year to
date aa compared with last year;
1911. 191 r Inc. Dec
Cattle 737,934 747.613 9.679
Hon 2.0C1.4SS 2.419.S54 SOS.JW
!4l H0 I M
1U ISO I OS
li m to i tit,
tl tu too 8 10
W l tM I 10
44 rt I0 I 10
7t in too i io
it to ito io
71 Ill ... I 1
14 140 1M t 10
tl. ...... t 110 10
41 S3J N I 10
U X5 IM I 10
li, ... ,M7 140 t 11
II Ill 0 8 It
74 Kt Ml 11
70 J40 110 I II
41
1..
17..
17..
71
W..
W..
II.
34 1(0 1 15
...KU IS I II
...3M 1 I
...111 40 I 80
...130 M 19)
. .114 ... 1 JO
...Rt 110 I 15
...tn ... im
10
i
17
10 4
17 14
Ill
SHEEP
RKATj estate loans.
LOANS of 81,000 and up desired on. Im
proved real estate. Large sums "if spe
cialty. W. H. THOMAS,
KS stale iianK uiag.
OMAHA home; E N.oTa.xa forms.' Sheep .dS 2.1HH9 .......
O'KEEFE REAL ESTATE CO;, " following table snows the range Of
1016 OMAHA NATIONAL, Dnilglae 2715. prices tor hogs at the South Omahu live
MONEY r on hand at lownat rates lor comparisons
IUUI1S Uil 15UilDI m.itia w... - w I
propel iy in any amount.
II. W. BINDER,
823 City National Banl: Bldg.
iock market for the last few days, witn
Rof, CITY LOANS, Bemlt-Carlberg Co.,
310-12 Brandels Theater Bldg.
HARRISON &. MORTON. 91C OmJSat Oct! 7.'.
8100 to 310.000 made promptly. T.
wend, Wead Bldg. 18th and Farnam.
WANTED City loans.
WANTED CI ty loana anil warrants, i
V. Farnam Smith & Co., 1JC0 Farnam BL
WANTED TO HUT.
WANTED 7 or 8-ruom house. G-396, Bee.
WANTED Five or six-room now bouse.
Address H-S97, Bee.
Oct. l.. I 21HI 8 i8
Uct t... S IS ! S 41 6 25
Oct. 3... 8 20HI 8bS 6 29
Oct. 4.. 8 16H1 8 69 21
Oct. 6. . , 8 33 6 73
Oct. 6.. S 20 6 32
Oct. 7.. 7 P9i 8 71 6 43
Oct. 8.. 7 S6H 8 77
Oct. 9.. 7 93 8 77 6 47
Oct. 10. 7 993i 8 80 6 34
Oct. 11. 8 0814 8 80 6 21
Oct. 12. S8S 6 34
Oct. 13. 8 im 6 27
8 43
R 2S
8 I7j 7 80 6 43
8 40
8 47
877
221
8 13
8 41
7 Mil S W,
I 6 62
7. S3
7 67
7 64
7 62
7 61
7 671
7 70
31
6 16
6 18
6 20
6 U
5 99 1
7 51) 5 7
6 01
b 91
i 81
6 84
6 84
B 93
6 93
6 07
6 11
6 IS
6 11
'Sunday.
Receipts and dlspcsltion of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards, South Omaha,
Nob., for twenty-four hour, ending at
3 o'clock p. ni., 1913:
Cattle. Hogs. Bh p. H'rs.
C, M. &. St I. Ry.. 3
Mo. Pacific Ry 3
Union Pacific R. R.. DO
C. & N. W. Ry., B.. 5
. , WANTED TO REVT.
WANTED to list 60 all modern houses C. &iNUW;fI'(W',1j
either sale orient. Wo are located on C.,B.&Q. ''Bait. 8
and are receiving calls for rental prop- """0ls,, P'S, lw" ?
erttes dally. Place your rental lists with G O. V. uy..
-Bankers Realty Investment Company,
dround Flocr Bee Bldg.
Corner 17 & Farnam Sta.
' 'Telephono Douglas 8318.
Totol receipts.. ,.K0
2
9 83
3
16 H
1
1 17
1
8
2
40 "Im
DISPOSITION.
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Morris & Co.
Swift & Co..
Cudahy Packing uo.
I Armour &. jo...
JAVK 8TOOIC jrARIOJT OP WEST. Schwarts & Co.
. J. W. Jiurpny...
Hhlo live atOCK to rtOUin umaha. Env Mnrri11
. mileage and sbrlnkaxe. Your conalcn. i. l. fn
menls receive prompt and careful atten- w. B. Vansant Co..
lion.
Live Stock Commission Merchants.
VIARTIN BROS. Si CO.. Exchange Bldg.
RAILWAY TI5IE CARD.
i
UNION STATION" Tenth
Union Pacific
OttrUnA Umltxl
CalKornli Mall
AtUntts Exprtu
IM Angtlti Llmltd,....
Dtttver SpeeUl...,
COtOTtdO' SPc1l 1.
Colortdo Kiprrai
Ma Krinciico Limit! .
piclflo Ulmiua
Benton Vansant '&
Lush
Hill & Son
F. B. Lewis
Huston & Co
J. B. Root & Co....
J. H. Bulla
U F. Husi...
Rosonstock Bros
A Mit.on. Yyi'" Z h.77.
I UVIUlwuiv. - - - .
1L F. Hamilton
Bulllvah Bros
Deps.tt.
a f:50 am (Jlinsuo ..
....all:S iim a 1:40 am Hlgglns ..
....a j:15i.m a 1:10 am Hutfmon
..,.11:01 am a 7;oo am Tlnth .....
,...l:4Jaia ,. ""
an: J0 tin a Till pm Jr"""
..a i-.m tin tll:07 pm
Other buyers .
Totals 1 ?
oreton.Wathlnstoa Limited. .a 1:41 tin a. 1:15 tm llaker, Jones & W
North Plait Icai l:lln a i .u iim Tanner
ni-ma niana iocai ........ a ?:io ti aio-sa am n.m.
BUOmatiurg Local ou:u pi 1;M p town Cattle Co....
BABT.
Itockr MoQ&lala Limited
Chicago ucai i-aaa.
Wilcaio uar
r-hleiro Nlalit
!) ilolnaa Local
Clitcaio-Nab. Limited a I
Colo, and cat. Kxpra....a 1:M pm a 4:M pm almost 6,000 head
ilia ati;g am
IU7 am
274 649 2,t?l
47ll 722 8,195
403 SliJ 2.6W
4C9 797 2.6M
120
3(8
9 ...
8 ...
134 ... ....
S40 ...
715 ...
4C3 ...
123 "...
439
119 ...
1C9 ... ..
4r2 ... ....
227
760 ...
211 ...
4t ...
633 ...
178 ... ....
131
10 ...
5 ... "
23 ...
6 ..
6 ...
5 ... ...
127 ..,
461 ...
111 ...
17 M ...
PIOS.
M ... IN 14 .-. "
41 ... 00 JJ J
M ... l0 !
IO0 IJ i 7 7J
7 28 . .
A v.rv liberal sued run
showed up ogaln. being estimated at some
163 cars or 4i.uw neao, mui .
than a week ago, two weeks ago, a year
ago and more than what was received
nt Chicago or any other market. The
proportion of killers and feeders In the
lecelpts was much the same as has been
lha nil. la at vk np SO. but the quality
In general was. If anything, a little better.
Quite a few good killing lambs sold
early In the forenoon around t7 00, be ng
ihn m'n nntrfc for the dav and Indicating
a keen demand at the prevalllg prices
Trade In fat lambs was generally re
garded as steady to a little easier, which
was considered very satisfactory by most
traders In view of Ahe fact that big runs
were received both here and at Chicago,
and early advices from outside points had
a bearish tone. The bulk of all the fat
lambs was disposed or in gooa season.
Vat rrrr aeain sold no around 84 269
4.J0, according to quality, being fully
steady wltn tne ciose oi iuai werK. Aim
bulk of the mutton offerings consisted of
owes and an usual oi laie, uie suppiy oi
wethers and yearlings was not largo
enough to bring about any material
change In the trade. Such offerings as
were on sale sold practically on a steaay
bnsls.
Tho market on moat all kinds of feed
ing sheep and lambs was rather draggy
urine tit first hours of the forenoon.
not much being anne until most or me
fat stuff had changed hands. Later there
win a llttln stir and the majority of the
feeder lambs and sheep began to move In
a. falrlv nctlvn wnv nt about steady prices
Quotations on sheen and lambs! Lambs,
rood in rhnlrn. t7.OOff7.20: lambs, fair to
good, Xfi-KWn.OO; lambs, culls, 85.OOOJ6.00!
lambs, feeders, 85.90Ofl.60i yearlings, good
to choice. 35.601JS.G5; yearlings, ialr to
good, 85.2636.60; yearlings, feeders. H.G03
6.60: wethers, good to choice. 34.2MW.U;
werncrs, rair to gooa, u.wyi.w wotnrm,
feeders. I4.WW.40: ewes, good to choice,
t4.ftV4.SO! fnlr to trood. 33.7Gift.00:
ewes, feeders. l3.8tJ8.40; cull sheep, J2.001
Representative sales:
78 Nebraska, ewes , 106 4 is
239 Nebraska feeder ewes 95 3 40
227 Nebraska lambs ..63 6 60
445 South Dakota yearlings 94 4 85
1050 South Dakota leeaerewcs w w
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK SIAItKBT
2,tS2
3L570
very
:::.".-::SrS flSS mtsaUn?orn?glPn?yerK4 "cars
w pia a 1:00 am I run iur J --- -
weeks and smaller than a year ago oy
.:; A .) Mitt, both steers
- ,nw enllar condl-
tn. C Buye 'aaiy
H P." m5.ae ct r' iloweverT
omaba-st. Lbula Xtp a law p:n i:)s .a na ieSd u for stockers and breoders
Mill and Expreaa a t;0 aia allilisra wero piCKeQ up lor much
.Vf. that Jt rcaUy dld not leav xeiy much
.a d a a i:u im for inn iiului n. a.. . -:
nw . a Tciaa Eiprvas
Itock Mountain Llmllad ..all:17 im
lllaauurl Pncllie
K. C 8U L. llxp.
,K. & 4c Bt, I. Hi,
K..C, St l'AUl...
Wabaih
J a Til aa
.all:ll pm a l:il pm
per 4-basket crate. 31 76, 6 crate lots, ft.CSi
home-grown, per basket, 11.00.
MISCELLANEOUS California tigs. 12
ll-oi. pkgs., 85c; California figs. So 6-ox.
pkgs., 32.00; California black figs. 12 .2
oa. pkgs., $1.00; 7-crown lmjorted figs,
per lb., 18c: 8-crown Imported, figs, per
lb., 13c; 7-crown pulled figs (boxes weigh
ing about 6 lbs.), 90c: 6-crown pulled figs
(boxes weighing about t lbs.), 76c; 7
crown nulled figs (boxes welching 10 or..
per dosen, 31.25; Dromedary brand dates.
pxg., JS.W); Anchor urana dates, pkg.,
82.25, parsnips, per lb., 2c; carrots, per
lb., 2c; beets, per lb., 2c; rutabagas, per
lb., lHo: California Jumbo celery, per
doien, 76c; Michigan celery, per doien,
SSc; elder, per keg, 83.26; elder, per half
dd;., 40.IB, onions, per noien, eve; pars
ley. per doxen, 40c; radish, per doten,
20c; head lettuce, per dozen, S1.P0; home
grown leaf lottuce, per dosen, 40cj green
peppers, per basket. 31.00: wax or rrren
beans, per baske 31.00; hot house cucum-
ucia, Kv uu.cn, ,uv, luuiiiiuwvr, 9r ID.,
ldo to 12Hc; Venetian garlic, per lb., 12Hc,
eggplant, per dosen, $1.60; horseradish, 3
doxen bottles In rase, per case, 32.00; wal
nuts. No. 1 soft shell, per lb., 20c; medium
pecans, per in., uhc; pecans, Jumbo, per
lb., 15c; giant .peoans, Louisiana paper
hell, per lb.. 26cl Filberts, ner ll.. &a.
Drake) almonds, per lb.. Uo: Dinar shell.
2Soi BraxllK per lb., 18c: large, washed,
per lb., 19c; black walnuts, per lb., 2Ho;
raw o, i peanuts, per id., c; J umbo
peanuts, per lb., 8c: roasted peanuts, per
lb., SVtc: shell bark hickory nuts, per
lb., 4c; large hickory nuts, per lb., 3c;
London Stock Market.
AT
THE
EL E R.
ATTllAUTION.S IN OMAHA.
Amarloani ''When Knighthood Was In
riower."
Hoydt "Bsvarly of aranstark.'
Brandelai "The Tlk-Tok Kan or Of."
Oayetyt Extravagant
Empress I VandsvIUe.
Orphenml Taudsvllle.
"The Tile Tok Mnn f t" nt the
llrnnilets.
"The Tlk-Tok Man of Oc" an extrava
ganxa In two acts with a prologue,
the book and lyrics by U Frank Baum;
the music hv Louis F. Qottschnlk;
staged hy Frank M. Stammers; under
direction of Oliver Morosco. The prln-clnala:
RotBy Bobhtn, nn Oklahoma Girl
Lenora novbsio
Hank, her net nmlo .....Fred Woodward
The, Heartless Ourdener. .Thomas Meegan
The Foolish Cardener Todd Wright
Uon of a role which Julia Marlowe was
famous for.
Besides tha delightful work of Miss
Ijing tho play Itself Is Intensely Interest
ing. It Is a strong drama, laid during
period of Kngllih history and Intro-
LONDON, Oct. 11 -American securities 2 J". "e rni," im "V.Sf
lMsned steadr and durlnir Um fntno.m Tnp. .8n.ftf?. a pHltrlm In search of
prices advanced on the better New York " ' " D ''r,VV;::i.iSnK ii,MH
bank statement. New York soiling weak- 1 ufm?, Vf "o"'""1. Jut ripe
cned the list In the late, trading and the ,, .f"0" to pick ..............Oypsy Dale
market closed eosv with prices ranging Polychrome, tho rainbow's daughter..
irom a dovo to s, cnow parity. ioiij' aatiri
Cqulra- Kqulta. I . James C. Morton
ltnt. lent I Queen Ann Soforth. uf Oocaboo. In
Cona, raonr..7lVi ....Loulirllla . 111S search of worlds to connuer
do account., 714. ....Mo.. K. ft T. SOH lit. Chnrlnltn flrunviuvl
Amal. Cop..,. 73 ?l4N. Y. Cant.. II KU I Private Files rnnatlliltlna t) Armv nf
i""'on uiiNorf. a W...W4 10H4 Oobngoo Sldnev Orant
Pal. A Ohio.. IIH MHOnlsrio A W. II H 37U Ruggcdc i the Melai Monarch
Canadian r...MIV4 llvrniuilTanla . 17 1101 "uKr"' 'ne fl,e,n TV.1.V, ti'i'imnr.
STof w -" S SH FlaVlirhis' atVendanV'V.iMSry'To?
st. raui 104K ioihpo, icirie . hu nv rretty gins, pretty pictures, beautiful
Pen n. 0.11s liutinnlon ixc JMH im ballets, attractive scenes Illuminated by
do l.t 'p'fd'.'44 . on .!;;. 4 ih tne newest of devices and combinations of
urann minit. us Dnera ...nn .... colors; gorgeouny picturesque present
Cni..niH ioi?nano m.iw.. ih .... ments of untrnmmele.l Im.slnatlnn of
SZ?uadlerironlfVid ounce. wh.t falrland may be like: a revival of
The rate of discount In the open market the "march" that was once an insopar
for short bills Is 4HQH per cent; for able part of oxtravaganxa: worthy suO'
tnreo montnr diiis, per cent. eessora to the "Tin Woodman" and the
Mlnnenpoll. Orn In Market. "Strawman;" & "mule" who Is cleverly
MINNEAPOLIS. OcL ii wheat - nn not obtrusively runny; coraeuians
No, 1 hard, S57io; No, 1 northern, tUHft who ore comic; singers who can sing,
EXSS -n!.a?iS. "AitA d dancer, who can donee; mu.lo that
...... -7.-. Is worth listening to, and songs that
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DBS MOINB8, Oca li-(Speclal.)-It Is
now evident that the women of Iowa who
duces several famous characters, a ro- nro unrln(t nn mndment of the consUtu-
mance ot griping interest, witn mini, ton go 8 to B,V9 ,hetn.tho rlB,lt t0 vote
pleasing lines, scenes and actions, The ,nten(, to put ,p a nUong fl(Jht bofon) the
love of Mary Tudor, sister to King vw the next two or three years and
lenry VIII, for Charles Brandon, a in.enJ win lr tt 1. t.lbl. Their
plain English gentleman, la tha bsJls of organlxatlon. It Is conceded. Is now
the plot, and her resistance of olher pro- ln bettw. poMtlon tnRn ovtr before t0
posals from royalty, her loveless mar- nan(,0 the d,tlui, 0f the work and there
nage to the tying ixiuis or trance, ana , ft iMKor ,tlt of .i"nrluntlal and oble
her cscapo from his designing successor. womeri enit,ted In the work than ever
makes snthrallln; action which the au- before The reorganisation of the state
dlcnce last night approved of. nasociatlon was virtually completed at
Miss Lang as a man, a disguise neces- noono the last week.
sltated when sho attempts to flee with Tha ,... .-,oc,iaUon cot mto a tangle
her lover early In the play, was a do- bocRulo of tner8 having been for some
parturo which she handled with ablo tmo two uto mBodaUon, nnd they were
discernment and pleased her audience i00fey united. At the Boone meeting it
hugely. She la supported vory well In a,-,,.-! . be tha Intention to form
every part of the piece and tho staging Rn,i have but onei An incorporation made
.l.i...n tJmllad
sTi;::: v.nr... iu ; 7::tX immlmr that there were
n,i..m NarlKntKcm hi nhnut twenty loads of beef steers , Jambs, $5.6067.10.
NOHTimotinn nn inlo. and the supply of cowa and nelf- V
Tula Cltr Kxprtaa a 1:41 an a:li pa era - were- also meager. As a result 01
Dakota Paa..oar b 7:4 a a 1:41 am this, Instead ot buying their killers low el r.
bkmix Cltr Lal aj;iapm packers were forced to pay steady prices
Minneapolis .Expreaa a MS pm altuo am !t lea,t and ln some cases possibly
Dakota Bipreaa a 4:4 pin W0:10 Dm !r.
atr "-"i;ii; a.u ttnd feeders were In active) de-
Daater 8p.cil :W am a ,M am mand and sold very freely Bnt from
Carroll !:S ,un ;W pm the outset M.arket on tho sirawe
Hanker mrj iijvib ait:t pm I kinds was strong io a inwu un
Cattle Steady to Ten Cents Lorrer
Hoo-a Stronjr.
mnnAno Oct. ll. OATTLE Receipts
21,000 head; market steady to 10c lower;
n.M'M . X7nn(inKS: Tninj steers. itni.w:
mm 1 v. m iA. , rrr mrm mtyii
hHcoicrn Bier, ,u,iwu,w,
Tcoders, $5.23S7.70; cows and heifers, 33.60
.4o: calves, i7.vwu.w,
iinnctr(nnplntn 30.000 head! markot
strong and 10015c higher; light, M.l&gs.TOj
mixea, xs.utyus.7a; neavy, i.iws.ia, ruumi,
$7.95(178.16; pigs, $4.60S8.00; bulk or sales,
SHEEP ANU IWVJilUH lieceipts, ,w
head; market weak, slow nndgenera
t.n,iv nallva. IJ.ttVHfi.lD: western. 81.1
B.OO: yearlings, $5.0i8.00: lambs, native,
35.rW7.2o; western, xs.iwiun.nj.
Kansna Cltr Llvei StoQk SInrUet.
KANSAS CITY. Oct, 18. -CATTLE Re
ceipts, 33,000 head; market steady to lOo
lower; prime fed steers. $9.00(39X0: drcesed
beef Bteers, n.8i4r$.90; western steers, 8S.;.1
fiS.co; southern steers, ai.ouwi.w; cows.
$4.20e7.00! heifers, $5.003050: Blockers and
feeders, $5.K0.25; bulls, $4.503.75; calves.
w.ooaio.oo. ,
HOGS-Recelpta, 4,000 head; market BO
lOe higher: bulla of sales, M.10G8.40;
heavy, $8.1008.40; packers and butchers,
$8.20jfM5: light. $S.10jm.40; pigs, $6.0037.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 19,000
head: market steady to weak; lambs,
$6.4030.76; yearlings, $5.0O3P7.25; wethers,
$4.234H5; ewes, $3.40Q't.75.
St. I.onla Lire Stock Market.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 13. CATTLE Re
ceipts, 10,000 head; good to choice steers,
$7.2608.00: stockors and feeders, $5.2Sm,60:
cows and heifers, $4.75(30.00: bulls, $3.75g
6.76; calves. $aOOSll,50; southern steers,
$6.057,75; cows and heifers, $4.2506.60.
HOOS Receipts, 7,000 head: market 10c
higher; pigs and light, $A75t?.8.y); mixed
end butchers, $8.8GQ.63; good heavy, $8.45
0S.6S.
rht5kt Avn TMisnis Recelnts. 4.000
head; market steady; lambs 15c lower:
muttons. $3.76T4.60; yearlings, $5.00S8.00:
FLOUR Unchanged.
BRAN-Unchangcd.
BARTEY Unchanged.
CORN-No. 3. yellow, C7?f7He,
OATS No. 3 white. 36140370.
RYE No. 2, 66m5SHc.
FIAX tl.37UOl.33fa.
I will be sung for qulto a while after the
company leaves town. These make up
"The Tlk Tok Man of Ox
And then there Is Charlotte Green
wood.
Sho is a show by herself, Just aa she
Liverpool Grain Mnrket. I la a "comic" In a class all alone, lit
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 13. WHEAT-SdoI forts to describe In detail all that Miss
-Joay; no. i, nvr, Manitoba, 7s 3d; No, Oreenwood does would doubUesa falL
tob-W.l3d?Ulture. '.teS.;- SScctSKK " "h8,do" "? mUCh: B,h, ' n0t
7s 3d: March. 7s 3d. a stranger In Omaha, and will always
CORN Snot nulet: American mixed. Ci In VAlmm. tnr ah nan nnti U1 maVa
.Futures firm; November, 4s lOfld. 11,. -nA n,,.in.. r.n rr.t v, n.r..
FIXJUR Winter patents. 2Ss d. 1. : .v" . .
HOPS In London. Paclfla coast. 71i7 of the day, tho worried society woman to
13s. drift away from the vexations of life and
,nn CTttfA 4a tl,n pnM.rr.. anil wall tmtd
Cotton Market. .""
LIVERPOOL, Oct. lS.-COTTON-flpt, WZZ. T .L r.VlMV- a .
good business done; prices easier; ra' V things aa they are. Charlotte can do a
dllng fair, 7.97d; good middling, 7.6' j; lot with those long and slender limbs
middling, 7.Kd; low middling, 7.33d; good 0f hers, either arms or legs, and she
orainary, o.oia; oruinory. o.si. I n. .n,ilm .11
Wool Mnrket. four at onco. Hor scents with Sidney
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 13.T-WOOL Dull: Orant are about as ludicrous as can well
northern nna eastorn moiiiums. lunnsa: 1 v.- t m.v in miv
llak. hunn, IKTMCn. Hm, litnilin I " .li.oi,.. "" " - -r
KlBln Batter Mrket.
KLOIN. Oct. IS. BUTTER Firm at
29H&
V:::::::::::::::;;:1JS :,J;S- JSS at ,eMt
iTarland Limiwa a a:w pa a T:M am I Deer steers, w.iin.i V, r.IJ
Iregon-WaiUngtoa Llmlted..a 1:10 pa aluio am steers. $8.60(38.76; common to fair beet
.".,... Limited 11 1:11 nn .,1,,. I!:....' .- e fji. 1 In rholCA rang
wmtbound: " rV'-t rSSSht -fRTr to good ranie
Cbadron Local ai;00aia . , .tesrs. $7.0047.60; common to fair
mauia-sVArlor .....b 1:14 Im I, Jj J2 yearlings, $.60.60 good to choice helf-
lUaawood-llot SprUf a l:u pm . Im pa ers. $6.607.60; good to choice cows, $3.2SJf
Twin Km
capr-LBoa'
ti,t..n,kdilt
i-t.ii.aiico-Ureat ivesiern . -a tmmAmrD in hvh
. . .... I IK r LL7 KUUU .Wm, T r
TwlB ta.aa ".'.'.""."a T I. J2 M!i! w common to fair t6ckers and fced-
Twlo Utr ExP"aa ...a I 44 am alO:M pm I-.' mv). ncV eowa and halfers.
St. Joseph Lire Stock Mnrket.
nr. JOflRPH. Oct. 1S.-CATTLE Re
ceipts, 8,600 head; market slow: beeves,
ri.b0ffi9.00; cows and heifers, $4.00(36.50;
IXiiv is ociraio.oo.
HOu Receipts. o,vw ncaa; marmi mu
lOo higher; top, $$.40; bulk of sales, $8.10
eta 9rt
head; market steady; lambs, J5.5O38.00.
Lire Stock in Bight.
Recelots of live stocks at the four prin
cipal western markets were aa folows:
f-, - . . I - ,T Ql...n
avi.ia. iiurb. tjiianw,
of""" ; ) aCKpm era, .wai.vj, auuu
aliltiuu aii.iona 160; fair to good grades, $6.25&6.2o; com-
f1 " aiuoo am mon to fair grades, $3.2S5.25; good to
.1; w-'iV-,M "u choice stockers and feeders. $7.2598 30;
OlOto EP"" 'M P" l.W pm
Cllitllfl fllllTTiauaito v sr. lnul
1-atUIo Limuta a i:u pm ,,:jj aa
V..,'rrV,t. Mall a :10 .
Cbttaxo Oarllxbt special. ...a 7:19 an
aiaaiiS Local amitm
a l:lt am
Manilla Local
Varrjr av..
7:11 em
I :ti pm
lliaipm
U;I4 pm
lliW am
Slaaoxi.
MurllnaVtoh
panrer Limits 'io a 7:00 am
Kk;r.:;:::a vvi-; -
Vi-stt Sound, kjxpraaa 'I'sm a 1:45 tZ
Kebruka am a (no pa
Black Hllla Pm a t:4t pq
UoeolB Mall vir.b lilt BB aluuSZ
NorThweat Exp llilj pm a , .
iWMba Expreaa :: aliU
Lincoln Lc a 7:21 pm a l:w Zt.
BU-wr i,l?,t"a m'SH,
. ..MMit ItvIOWaV 1:11 mtt
iti.ru,b : lift
ers, $4.0OQ.C0; stock cowa and heifers,
$5.007.00; veal calves, puns,
stags, etc., $5.25fi.W.
BEEF STEERS.
A. IT. No. At. Pr,
1K0 I (0
COWS.
10U I 11 1023 8 U
HEIFERS.
714 II 400 IU
1 I 4 775 I (0
ti t to I est eo
w
L.AII V .0.
1, ,,.,...,, 140 V Vi
iu 7 oo "y
No.
41...
I...
4...
4.
a
" STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
I..f.. ...... 414 156 M 'f
.. . M M ?
1 . . .. 710 t75 BJ 701 7 C6
4t: ;::::;:::' 5 .
V...r special all;jBm ."" it rrf-r...SM 7 25
. V.nrill .1 I M , I
Cblcaio Ft Kxpteaa ...... a IJ0 pio . , J f..dra..H45 7 65
ZTZZ "?.! K cow. 970 6 00
C A Bt- J U aS ?:2 feeders.. 324 i 70
iaj a.. i 2 cowH..... aiw i w
vrtrTiruMft NnnilASKA.
24 feeders.. 1179 7 10 3 feeders.. low 7W
11 cows 10J0 ozu cow"-..
7 COWH..... 933 0 1 jeouera.
it feeders. .11ZZ I xseuerp..a
a lai .m r.V" 7S riders.. 1352 7 50
37 feeders.. 1320 7 10
2 cowa 8S0 6 60
22 feeders.. 950 7 20
7 feeders. .1015 7 35
feeders.. 1031 7 35
6 COWS 928 6 30
3 feeder!.. 823 6 70
3 heifers... 840 6 4C
8 feeders.. 603 6 CS
....naTP.lt STKEI2T ST tTln . ! tmAmrn. . tSO 8 75
,,..!, nna Webster. tr"' Hery Bossong-Nebraska.
Paul, Mlnnenpiu-
Arrl.
Mlaaoorl Pacific
rll, CAlf -aa.r
locai ii.- ;
CklcaatOi 8,1
Oinana
imparl. Arrlra
.. rtr einraa b 1:21 Dm vii.ti'.l
Twin C"r Paaaaafar b 1:15 am a 4:Jt tm
Sioux Cltr raaaaasar 0 !:: am "
U calves... 276 8 25 8 cows 968 0 20
9 heifers... SOO 6 7u is leeaers,, ei o iv
2 bull 543 6 60
ROITTH DAKOTA.
t 14 feeders.. 741 G 85
aeapolla COLORADO,
CtUClB.a 47JV W
m sta
1 steer 770 6 00 2 belters... 775 6 30
13 cows 1096 6 20
HOGS The market opened out this
morning ln good shape. First bids all
showed ud stronger than any time Satur
day. and when first tales were made they
looked to be around a nicaei nigner man
Nahlnliiv'a .flriv TTtDrU.T nr n II mil
Local securities. higher than the average. Sellers were
Ouolattena fnralahed br Durns. Brink., i n, I Inclined to take their time about dltoos-
441 omaba National tank batlllof: I ng of their holdings, and trade was not
Bid. AiVawl I i.'f.wir 1 1 . 1 . a,. ( m a VbIiias Bnnn aa. V-
n"!I!"ncS, &r S tied down on alOc basis, and held firm
Tu:;,. rmmin io!. ..... .. it ,.S I until nearly everything had been sold.
nnclnnall. u . S4a III! li u I uuta ui int aaiea wore maul at M.tau
Dre a co- ' tr mm pia nA iu, ana a loaa or prime neavy uutcners
wmniii.;'-! f. . awt! jvi I went io ine ainers at tnis price oe
Pairmont Cnamanr t Da. cent a-aar. taa I . , u . v. i . . . . ci v. i j
-. . . - . : : - . . --r i mm iuo imttvab uaiu. oiuuvcn avuu ruecu
' '.aS." Z! lators were almost entirely out of the
Kanaa Cltr, Ma. 4Yia. im Mi, IH4 market, ana practically tbe enure supply
Kanaaa wny i.iw r- ia mw.... as ij nv... .u m. w a.
Uluntaln eutoa T A T. 7 par cent., lie 144 I Receipts totaled about thirty-nine cars.
(IW ,r,L,Si'1i'"V,;- M!4 ,,i4 or 2.699 head, about the same number as
Hartbanttf H. A L. Co.. IndlaaapolU. wera ,.. i... ,,..1, .nrt nn h..vl than
X. low . B1U U I . ' . "
. . . . . . " . i t r w w n m m n rr, a nnv D a m im
va la I - -
HV4 UK I No. At. Ea. Pr. No. At. Sb. Pr.
N fa I at.
.lit sab
100
It
u.nh.utini O. U A C. la. HIT...
Cltf ot Omaha Water 4Ha. 1141
Osaka Uaa la. 1117... . . ..
Omaaa C, B. 8t. lit. U. 1111
Omaha A c. a. 8u nr. pfd
Omaaa A C B. St, Br corn
reoale'a O. U 4 O K, 1147 ., .
paetne O At E. I p a notta. 1114.
Oloax rttr Htoek Tarda la, IIM
Cltr ot Toronto 4a. till
TaaoaaaM la. 1114, . .
tiaiaa Stock Tarda. Omaha. .
U II
It IK
IIH II
14
to.
41
II
s
tl
.111 lit t St
.144 It 8 00
.117 144 t 00
.M 4t I Ot
200 IK) I 00
tot ItO 8 00
21T IM t 01
UI II IU
110 1H I0(
i7.. ...at
10 140
73..
M.
71.
Tl
CO
te
it,
. . . a jv
H IUU
SI 120 I UVa
.IM ) I Ilia
m 140 I Wri,
174 too i u
111 440 I II
IM 120 IU
tM U IU
Chicago ....
Kansas City
BL LOUIS
South Omaha....
Totals
... 21,000
... 33,000
10,000
8,800
30,000
4,000
7.000
2,600
41.000
19,000
4.000
44.000
72,809 43,600 lOS.OCQ
Incentive to unrestrained
Meat Sticks in
Windpipe, Nelson
IIOWA WOMEN GETTING BUSY
Will Urge Amendment to Constitu
tion Giving Them Vote.
THEY ARE OUT TO WIN IT
AgRresslTenesa of Satf runlets anil
Apathy or Other rnrtles airing-
Prohibitionists Kn.
' conrnirenicnt.
s -up to the usual good standard.
Beverly of Granatnrk" nt the Boyd.
"Beverly of Urnustark'' Is particularly
well presented at Boyd's theater this
week. Mils Florence Stone In the lead
ing role of Beverly, Interprets her part
with extraordinary skill. Mr. J. David
Uerblln as Prince Danton, altaa Baldos,
adds character to the performance; Miss
a year affo was approved and It will be
come the auocessor to both the old asso
ciations and the wrk will bo on a bust.
ness basts.
Well Kqnlpprd for Work.
Miss Flora Dun tap ot this city, who has
become president ot the stato association.
Is a settlement worker and member of
the school board and she Is one ot In
best equipped women ot the state to lead
Carrie Thatcher as Aunt Fanny. Bev- , tho work Mrgi jnn f this
crly's maid, with her southern patois,
lends enough humor to the show to ro-
city, who Is the corresponding secretary.
was county recorder for several year and
.eVe!' . oih:l,e quli8 eri." ldei has had a great deal of practical exierl
Mr. Charles Adams as General Marlanx
ence ln politics. An executive committee
takes the part ot a villain with much nM been nam0(j M tho mtmben 0f which
Pith and moment: Mtai Tcggy Longman h(vve ,JR(J much pub)0 exporlonce.
... c"cl'"0 i-nncess wnu anu The plnn , , work ,hftt tha ro,m.
Miss Wilson shows rare hlstrlonlo power nr, nf ,n. ...mhiv whi f.VOr the
as Countess Dagroar. Tho play aa staged nm.nilmnn. anrt ,.nd lt to a vole ot the
by the company Is even better than tho poopIo ana then t0 bo prepea for
book, The scenory Is good and that In ipoc,n, dtxlion. Tho association will nut
vn.ru , inn caiua anu garuon oi . of ,.. M Uc- the next
Vfltlve, Is exquisite.
Vnndevllle nt the Urphenm
There was a drag In the matinee In
the Orphotim yesterday afternoon. It
was all due to the big elephant, ono
of the three whloh Miss Orford handles
In her neat act. lie Is a big fellow, and
although much time had been spent
propping Up the atago for the act, he
refused to come out when he sounded
few years.
l'rohlbltlon Activity ln Iottr.
The ogKresBlvencss ot tho equal suffra
gists and tha apathy In other parties has
gtren great encouragement to the prohibi
tion party In Iowa Mid It Intends to put
a strong prohibition ticket In tha field
with the expectation that It will poll a
very large vote. All the forces working
for prohibition are mow united In a way,
v.m,l M,v An tint nil narrAA that runnlns
out tho timbers. He was urged and ..,,.... .., nfflM. .nd ..on.-re.ii
luuuucu, uui vino auior uiuo no mi. ..,, i .v.. .w nohlnve
sounded out tho plank he refused to ... ,, , nrU fftr .h. flI,n,
come out. Btogo carpenters were put , prohlbltolT amendment to Ui.
to work to rolnforce the entire structure. v, i e nm.
When they had worked some twenty ., ,n nnini-, TOm h-
minutes or a halt hour he sounded tho . it,, .htionn.
timbers again and came forward for n,i .v.. i.B-i.in.ora nn
1.1. ... rr.x-- J. I .1.- -I I .- ma - ...
inn nui. aim uniiuina, ui iiiq vionania,
and specially tho elephant family, the
OMAHA GENERAL MARKET.
BUTTER No. 1. 1-lb. cartois. 83c; No,
1. (50-1 h tuba. 22c: No. 2. 29C
vrptir white, fresh. 17c: trout, fresh.
16c; largo crapples, fresh, 16c; Spinlth
salmon, iresn, lvc; naiiout, irean, wt,
hiiffnin 9o: bullheads. 13c: channel cat-
flsn, 16c; pike, itc, picaerei,
tjjrtli;t.alvimpprieu oui, jiwj
Kan Swiss, wc; piock nwm. u, iwhwi
iKu.n ii.iiiM. iiUa: triDlets. ISVtc: young
Americas, .ic: blue label Prick. 19c; llm-
berger, 3-lu., zoo; wew lorx, wnur, x
POULTRY-Brollers. 85.00O600 per dox.;
h.n i- rnrW. Ha: ducks. USQOc: Keese.
18o; turkeys, 20Q25c; pigeons, per dor..
31.20; roosters, 9c; ducks, full leathered,
11c; geese, lull feathered, 10c; squabs, No.
l, ii.do: no. x. owe. ....
Wholesale prices of beef cuts effective
today In Omaha are as follows:
Ttrcrcir fitlTB Ribs. No. L 17V40I No. 2,
15Vc; No. 2, 1214C. Loins: No. 1. lc; No. 2,
ltcj No. 3, 13c. ChucUs: No. 1, 10c;
No 2, V4of No. 3. Sa Rounds: No. 1,
14c; No. 2Vi3ic; No. 3, 12c. I'lates: No. 1.
Vc no. z. c; no. ....
The roliowing prices are uraiin v
the Ollllnsky Fruit company;
cnniTH-innl.a-No. 1 Jonathan ap
ples, per bbl., 31.60; drop Jonathan apples,
bbl. 84.00; No. 1 Ben Davis, Per bbl., 83.60;
extra fancy California beUtlowers. 4 Uer,
per box, 32.00; extra fancy Washington
Urlmes Qoldens, per box, 33.25: extra
fancy Idaho Nortnern opy. ureoniuaa, or
Kings, per box, i00: extra fancy Idaho
Rambos, per box, 82.25. Peaches, Fears
and Prunes-Extia fancy Elberta free
stone peaches, per box. 75c; extra Taney
Elberta freestone, peacnes, m crate iota,
per crate. 70c; large blue prunes, per
crate, 31.13; 5 crate lota, per crate, 81.10;
Idaho llartlett Pears, per box, $2.75: Call,
fornla extra fancy Feurre Clalrgeau
pears, per box, 12.60; California extra
fancy winter Nellie pears, per box, 12.76;
Colorado extra fancy Klefer pears, per
box, size; new jok jvieicr pears, per
J-buihel barrel. $4.00: Michigan Klefer
pears, per nusnei pasxet, ii.jd. vaiencia
Oranges Extra fine Valenclas, IM, 283
Sixes, Per dox, ta.vu, DuiiMiai vaiicuuiaa,
1, 38.60; 178. 200. 260 sixes, per box.
S7.U0. Lemons imiwy ounniat, own
and 3u0a, Pr tox' 3-w: extra choice red
ball lemons, 300s and 8-30, per box, 8S.6C.
Cantaloupes Colorado Burwell Qems, per
crate, 81.00. Grapes Extra fancy Gold
Medal Tokay grapes, par crat. L76: ex
tra fancv Malaga cranes, per crate. 1L40:
New Tork grapju. per basket, 30c; 60
basket lots, per uavTaei, ik: Micoisun
grapes, per basket 28c; 60 basket lots,
per bosket, 27c; home-grown grapes, per
basket, 22c; 60 basket lots, per basket,
Ho; Imported Malaga grapes, extra fancy,
$7.00; fancy, $4-60. Grapefruit Extra fancy
Florida, 41, $5.60; 64, 64 sixes. $8.00. Cran-berries-Pcr
barrel, $7-50; per box, $2.78.
VEGETABLES Potatoes, genuine Red
River early Ohio potatoes, ptr bushel,
ftOc; Maple River Burbanks. per buihel,
Me; Virginia sweet potatoes, per bbL
$276. Cabbage Holland seed, per lb., 3c.
Omons Cal'fomSa. large yellow, per lb.,
2'c, Wisconsin, large red globe, per lb.,
perpetual
gayotyl
Oliver Morosco long ago won recognl
tlon as a producer on the Paclflo coast; a
couple of seasons ago he ventured Into
the broader field of amusement enter
prise, and gave tho world "Tha Bird of
Paradise," and last season he scored
another success with "Peg o' My Heart,
Hit rviVi-tri f-i-i Tirtn-r.'U which Is still running on Broadway.
UU-JiVCQ UU lGaull with theso successes to encourage him
hi took on Ills venture Into extrava
N. J. Nelson, aged 63 years, died Sun- garni, and with the courage of a real
day noon aa tho result of a hemorrhago producer, ho spared nothing. It Is lavish
brought on by a piece of meat sticking from tho first sceno that gets constant
In his wind-pipe while he was eating applause because of Its novelty, to the
dinner with hla family. very lost, When tho curtain goes down
Nelsen was a foundryman emnlnved by on the stage filled with men and women,
tho Poxton-Vlorllng Iron works and lived richly appareled In the latest of hues,
at 2330 Pierce street. Together with his with a background of genuine beauty.
wife. Amelia, and three cmwn aons. Otto. For his liberality In providing for P0t..
Victor and Andrew, lie was partaking of tlal patrons, Mr. Morosco must be praised,
a mutton stew, when a bono became the more so when nis TinaerxaKing i
lodged ln tho throat and before aid could contracted with some the public has been
ha t-iv.n him hn hnit burnt a blood vessel, asked to pay to see of recent times.
a e.w mnn.ni. i,i, hn Tr,!i-,i n thjotilv one otliii' lUWPary .') well dressed
result of strangulation brought on by his and handled teen In Omaha In
efforts to dislodge the meat. The police a long Ume, and that la the Candy Shop
...m.. nntiri.n1 nn.i Tir v. T. ifBTTla ,ii. crew that went uirougn ncTt on IIS way
patched to the house, but the man had to the Paclflo cosat, also the enterprise
i . . Tt alali jaa anma
h..n Ami .nvrnl m iiiiIm. Orniiur ot a western manaaer. ii uiiau. w
Crosby wa summoned and took charge of tho eastern proaucer to taao . v
of the body. A post-mortom examination from these ioikb anu no i
will be held today. lmttead of tne storehouse. 'wa..UTO.
whan titling out a iroupo ir;r mu wc.v.
DDAPlRtn cm WCAVUITD ln the company are Whv Leonora no
DnfHIHU rUU lll-nilll.ll ...... . .i..e.,! nl. muhmll.t Frea
rnUMIOCU run V.Cdl Woodward, wbow donney do remrm-
i . . ... .i
i K.ri rnp it long urns aa a now uaauuu
WASHINGTON. Oct. lt-Braclntall n tl. k)nrj0m: Frank Moore, a-i
weather with generally fair nkles is . ft shaggy man, and James C. Morton,
promised tho greater part of the country ,njK Toyf WOrthy successors of the
tor tho coming week by the weather f.mnui creations of Montgomery and
bureau. otnna; fildnew Orant. as Private Files, the
"Temperatures will average near or bit- niv nrivate tn an army of olxtoen offl-
low normal and precipitation will be gen-1 C(ir,( wno imt) allegiance to queen Ann
erauy ugnt ana local except in in nortn aoforth, playtM by Charlotte urcenwooa
Paclflo states, where ralrs will be fre- n nrr 0wn way, and John Dunsmure,
quent," tht weekly bulletin says. "The vinir of tho underworld, whose blif bass
next disturbance of Importance to cross voice has not been heard In Omaha for
the country will appear In the far west evral seasons, but who wins deserved
Tuaadnv nr Wednesday nnd cross the r,lt h- hla solendtd ttngtng; Mils
ntnav Dale, a princess of Roseiana, ana
Iowa Nena Notes. Mill Dolly Cantles, the rainbow's daugn-
middle weat about Thursday. ter, both of whom slnK sweetly ana nance
hahijin-a local taaae of tha Tvt beautifully. And back of i.neso ore nan
Order of Moose has been organised here I. hundred of a chorus with, fresh faces,
with a membership of 162, .hn.u. flartiriis. beautiful coitumes, sweet
LOGAN William Powell ot Calhoun Li.ir vnicca .tnd nimble and graceful tn
lowneuup auaiaunea ana ioio oi a. tan nay d.ncea that, are numerous Itl the action,
norse on nis mini recently ana inn oiii- 7 . , , -.,.i,.., mm n1
cers are making a search for the horse U Is Just good entertainment from end
and thief. o end. The largest Sunday evening as-
WOODBINE-Weslev Nelson, nrod 7. eemblage of the season applauded the
son cf Mr. and Mrs. Willis Nelson, ollmbei opening performance,
upon a wagon loatt 01 coat to ride, lost
his balance and fell and was run over by
one wneei, creaking several rius ana in
juring mm about the chest.
HARLAN Wednesday evening at the
Methodist parsonage occurred the wed
ding ot Miss Letltla Smith and Will Stew-
usual. In tho lait legislature the com
v.ui.a ... flT-ai! nn that there waa no
nm ,-M.. t . . III . . I "t.- ' " " - . ...
......., ua u.m w.o a........ wl posslblo chance IVir adoption of a prohlbl-
riwn ilann fevat n ta aiawinni W aaaa 1 1 ana la ! ....
flro department, aro strong features In
tho line ot trained animal work,
Barthold's birds gave tho bill this week
When KnlgUtliood Was In I'lOTfrr"
at the American.
After two weeks of patient subordina
tion, during which time two plays were
-1.... . , .v.. Am.rlrjin. wherein the
art. Mlts Smith has been for a number . .t... i,nn iu tndlvlduala shone
of years & teacher In the Harlan publlo "torlea rathen than the Individuals snone
tcnoois ana Mr. gicwart is a tanner, re-lout ongntiy, w .v....
again in her fullest array of taients,
beauty and artistic accompiisnments,
She has the role of Mary Tuaor m
wh.n irnlirhthood was In Flower," and
cently retired.
HARLAN I'eter Nob an old settler In
Harlan, died at hla home here Friday
afternoon, aged 76 years. He leaves a
Widow and several children, among whom
are EL P. Noble, an artist In Chicago, and I ,. vnunr woman of royal blood,
UormL'ODle' a IeftdlnK tenor lnglng ln b ty and captivating attributes.
DENISON-A mpst succes.ful Sunday Lanif f,de"?
school convention of county workers was admirers and affords the chance patron
beta at tnis city u nursaay ana rrway, 0 her theater an excellent interpreta
waiter Jiution at Diening, n.an wno naa
made a national reputation as the black
smith who knows how to run a Sunday
tcnooi, was present ana eiecinuea nis M - TT 1 a . -xt j.
audience explaining the great things Ui-t I rpyt VfiTiiinii NOT,
which can be done wnen careful atten- rJ UlaOCi YOiUlUU ilUU
tlon Is given to the details. Rev. D. I 1-1 n m '11 m J
Reagen of Dow City presided. Papera FiYTiftCLGfl Till lUeSQclV
and addresses wero made by Rev. Mr. iJAJDUUDU 0.3.3.1 xuuouwj
PiUKem oi ixixan. runreaeniiiiE me vxmeri- 1
IlnnryMrlhNelrpe4U ALBANY. Oct. 12.-A verdict In the Im
2S.Wlbr"mirSrf a'nlin. peachment trial of Governor Suiter prob
Jorgenstn of Vail, Telegrams of greet-I ably will not be reached befort Tuesday,
ing wero exenangea witn tne state nun- Mcoraing to the general Impression to
nA fln.3 Court will not convene until 2:30
delegated at noon In thei Methodist cliurcn, tomorrow axwrnoon, anor which mo rum
where the convention was In session. Tho'ror balloting and other procedure must
tory amendment. This time the prohibi
tion party men will try to have It fixed
.. nih.v wnv. Vhla will hrlnar tha major
a live opening. Fifty Parrots, trained of thelr f,Bht on ,eBlslatlvo candl-
and oducated, delighted the audience for iatel
twenty minutes. Mclntyre and Hartx do '
some singing and capering that calls for Officials Btnnil Well,
repeated chuckles, and when they flplsh Despite great deal of effort on. 1he
with their fstchlng little song, "The part of a fow to discredit tho otate ad
Sugarplum Girlie and the Marshmallow ministration In general the state offl
Boy," the house comes to them for sure, clala are standing well with tho people
Harry FldJIer and Byron Blielton were and It Is believed no great troublo will
welcomed back to Omaha with a whirl- bo experienced In their re-election. Prao
wind of applause. The striding Imper- tically all the present state officers vrhose
conation o',' "Mol Fol," the Chinaman in terms expire will bo candidate, again
his dialogue with the colored gentleman except the state auditor, who has had
who ordered a chop suoy, and "Mol Fol" three terms nnd will retire. AH the re
staging with the true Chinese Inflection, publican members ot congress from '.he
his cackling chink lingo, nro pronouncedly stato will bo candidates for re-election
accoptablc. except one, Judge Prouty, who will re-
Heiaom has appeared a "stage rube" tire on account of business. This gives
like Lou Hall. He and Hilda Thomas I the republicans a decided advantage.
put on a little comedy, "The Bubsti- They will also probably agree to the
tutes," that Is nothing leas than a renomlnatlon unanimously ot Senator
scream. Arthur Aldrtdge, the classy cummins whloh will greatly Uengthen
tenor, entertained with & few selections the ticket for the fall balloting,
and ;;av somo Impersonations that it la not exmseted bv anyone that the
found the mark. Pat Rooney aa pro- progressive party will cut, very much
prletor ot tho newstand, la simply a figure ln state matters next year. But
lung buster. Assisted by Marlon Bent it will have candidates on the state ticket
he tears off a mad whirl of fun that and for senator,
keeps the audlcnco wondering If tfley
will evor get their brtath. Then the nl 8,ae naltr ConTtntlon.
two are encored with splash after splash Tho annual dairy cattle ahow at Wa-
of applaute on thefr airy rendition ot r,0 t0 b he,d beginning October 14,
tho little song, "You Be My Lovey, I'll promises to be the best of Its kind In
Be Your Dovey, Your Sugar, Your "cent years. In addition to the regular
Peachy, Your Pie." exhibition of cattle there la to be a dairy
convention wth excellent speakers and a
ISxtravnjrnns at tne Gnyetr. flno Protrrom. W. B. Quarton of Algona
A show with a knockout punch. That's U president of the association. There
the "Belle of Ucauty Row" nt the will bo addresses by George W. Clarko,
Gayety this week. governor; R. A. Pearson, president ot
The girls are all pretty and graceful the state college; W, B. Barnuy, state
and not a few are really talented. On dairy and food commissioner; Prof. C.
little miss who appears on the right end Larson, Brookings, S, D., and others,
ln the second row, In the last act, Is one It Is also expected that Secretary W. J.
tt the best performers In the show, Bryan will speak at the meeting,
although tha management apparently . ., .
doe. not concede It. BnBk" Kee Up fcowl...
Harry Levan, whoso name always re- . Tn9 "Pf? on sUte and say-
calls "Hlckey McGee" and Miss Franklo ,nB Dlln"8 ana loan M" lru" .'Tl .
Heath lead tho "Belles." In the second of Iowa show that they are steadily
act. this pair and a piano are the tar. atatnlng In deposit, and resource, and
gets of applause from everybody. In this PlK P their Pro"t; The total re
act Levan nnd Heath are delicious. "In 0UrCM now reach ,000. Between
Our Old Neighborhood" Is a new song two reports the deposits In
that extend, a most hearty Invitation to eMei1 br JJ1
whistle. Omaha can thank Ms. Heath rTcaervo. fU"d 'V. 1 calling
,, i,.i 1, The Iowa banks have not been calling
for Introducing It for any raoney w,th wh,cn to
Vaudeville nt the Bmpreaa. . move crops or for any other purpose.
The fact that all of the performers at though they havo not been fr with
the Empress this week are women make, their loana tne last lew montns.
the bill accordingly more attractive. They
illustrate quite forcibly the possibility of
performing without the Immediate aid of
the sterner sex, even In the more stren
uous acts. Roohm's Athletlo Girl, do
tome fancy gymnaitlo work and In some
respects surpass their brethren In the
use of punching bags and other physical
arts. Bonnett sister, sing some pretty
little ballads, dance a little and give
some good ventrlloqulal novelties; Vera
De Vastlnl sings some favorite, Italian
classics and some popular melodies;
Dudley and Parsons have an eccentric
singing and talking sketch, and Inter
spersing the acts are the usual movie,
and Pathe weekly films.
committee on resolutions comDUmented
Mr, Hutton for hi. work and the county
secretary, Mr Meyers, for ability in ar
ranging for the convention. The newly
elected officers are- Sears McIIenry
of Denlton, president. Rev D. Reagen of
S' '"r."'i"A' ST"Jn.riS'r;! Dow City: vice president, Charlt. K.
at a afttlllai . aV v asakw aa. v aaa fcv uvi a . . 1 . . I
Jpg. per lb.. Sc. Tomatoes-California, J Meyer, ot uenison, secreiary, t
be decided. The cout first will take up
the proposition aa to whether certain
testimony shall be stricken out and then
will consider the constitutional ob
jections raised by Sulxer. counsel agalntt
the Impeachment charges.
Dies from Injuries
Received Weeks Ago
George A. ICelser, 1J02 North Twenty
seventh a tract, died lut night from In
juries rectlved when he leaped a fence
In the rear of hi. home several week
ago and became Impaled upon an up
right broom handle,
Kelser was employed aa book-keeper
for the Douglas Printing company and
wa. also wtll known in amateur baM
ball circles. He Is survived by his
widowed mother.
Persistent Advertising it tn Road to
Creatou Dolls Vp.
CRE8TON, la., Oct. 12.-(8peciat
Crcston business men are In the mhldle
of a building and Improving boom. It
Is estimated $300,000 Is being spent on new
buildings and Improvement. In the busi
ness district.
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