Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 10, 1882, Page 8

8 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: WEDNESDAY, MAY 10 1882 ——— e et ————————— The D ally Bee. A GRAND GREETING. The Shopmen BSerenade the Ruler of the Rail, Wednesday Morning, May 10. Weathor Rei A Cordial Welcome Home to ‘eathor port (The following observations are taken at General Manager Olark. the same moment of time at all the sta- — e, U, 8, Brosal, Smavicn, } |Moch Masto and Meny Kind Ouana, May 9, 1883, (1145 p. ) Words Betwoen Chief and H § Subordinates. At 8 o'clock last evening, about eight hundred men from the Union Cloudy | Pacific shops, met at the corner of Lmfi; Fifteenth and Dodge streets, and [pair®? | marched to the residence of Fon. 8. (Fair H. H. Clark, to tender him a wel- Th storm | come home from the Pacific const. The procession was headed by the 4 }ain | Union Pacific band, and accompanied by the Omaha Glee club, who ten- dered their services for the occasion, River 7 foot 7 inches bove high water mark at | Mr. Clark’s residence was brilliantly Omaha and 4 feed 4 Inches at Yankton, illuminated with lanterns, and on ar- s riving there the band played ‘‘Wel- e N come Home" and ‘‘Holbrook's Waltz,” —Ashland bridge is now open for travel. | the Glee club following with “The med6tw2t | March,” by Becker. 3 At the first pause in the music Mr, —Dilatory attorneys are Impeding the | o1y gtapped out on the piazza, and course ot justioe in the Federal court. at thin instant Mr. David Knox, —A man arrested as & suspicious char- | representing the visitors, addressed acter proved an alias and was discharged. [ him as follows: —She herself pronounces her name as if amsl;fi:;;f h::";n‘;r“‘l;;fidi:{;:: spelled “‘yahn-ow-shek” and she ought to name, o hearty weloome blc‘k to thd, know, field of your old and successful labors, ~—There was a big train out yesterday on and to express to you our great pleas- the U, P, tencars in all, three of them|ure that your improved health enables Pullman coaches. you to resume the active position ~President Arthur will attend the G, [ Which you fflrfleeflyn‘;ecumedi-.r'rlleye are, sir, memories and associations in :. R.t nGnnlrm 1.;1‘ Grand Tnland next | 4hes *5% epiopiet Wi sseclations in i P st spected and loved over the length and —Oliver P. Morrill, the Republicancar- | hreadth of our road, and which have rier boy Who robbed the mails on numer- | brought about this spontaneous aesire ous occasions, ' Monday pleaded guilty to | in the hearts of this assembly to con- larceny. gratulate you on your return to better —The weight of the mail handled at the | health and to thoso active duties Union Paciio transger depot’ will which your great executive ability adorns, average about 36,000 pounds, The weigh- 1 know, sir, anything T may say but ing for the month last year gave a total of | faintly expresses the love and respect 29,000 pounds daily for the year. toward you of my fellow employes —Fred. W. Gashmann and Miss Emma | here assembled; but you and they H. Griffin, of Springfield, Dakota, will be | must take the will for the deed. 7 married on Thursday cvening, May 11, at| I will only say, in conclusion, in 5p.m., at the residence of the bride's | the name of those who have asked me parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Griffin, in |0 8ddross to you this weloome, that Springfield. I trust you may be long spared in 4G ¥ brought bef health to direct the great interests of —Joseph Klotz was brought before |y} 1rnion Panifie railway, and may Judge Benoko yesterday on the charge of | b fruit of your labor equal your and stealing clottes and underwear, but he|our fondest wishes, proved that he had bought the articles as| The Glee club sang *‘Old Kentucky rags from tho complainant’s wife and was | Home,” after which Mr. Clark re- discharged. . sponded to the address of welcome as —The infant child of Mrs. Barr, the | follows: soventoen year old mother who died at the | *‘I assure you that although my pest house Monday is still there in the l;;?;:zg?;vaty&: n:xl;lt, M l:(hr. v or ] Sgteryicars. ey, wotld. tiks Ko HERAISOAD would” lika 1o+ have you some ona who will take ths little unfortu- know that I am capable = of T WhibAaL xalse ky; appreciating & kindness which At the meoting of the Omsha Gleo|oomes from your hearts -and Club Monday it was decided to accept E:- directly to mine. If I the invitation to sing at the Decoration | have succeeded in my calling in this day exercises at Lincoln, May 80th, if sat- | country, it is simply for the reason isfactory arrangements can be made as to | that I have endeavored to do my duty, the trip. They also decided to assist in [8nd to treat & man as a man on all oc- casions. I do not feel able to say all the sencnade of Gioneral Manager Clack, | SAR0% Wikl Bub T hav peapacod affey + 1~~The saloon and grooery store kept by | pamqy] in writi i David Guild on Tenth street, was burglar- [ wi]] bek.dolivoud g:}'o:hbu;‘ .m’;:; ized a few nights ago, and it is reported | It has been suggested that on account that Special Officer Hill has already cap-|of my health that my friends depurt tured one of the robbers. without coming in to see me. I would —It is stated that Forts Saunders and ;!fl{cgh;gtgoufipllgye STRE GRS to iy out being as! come in, z::" Botl:’ ‘E':' v}‘;‘::r::dpl:*: ':fh': nor to my house without being wel- iron horse does away with the necessity of ;o:li:'h to :‘:;:;l;“’:fi ::d?i:;em, :; scattering the bones of the American |bo th hand.” 4 srmy from Maine to San Xrancisco, Accepting the invitation thus ten- —The relatives of Jack O'Brien, who | dered, the visitors returned to the live in Davenport, Ia, have written to|residence of their host, who, assisted have his body exhumed and sent there for | by Mrs. Olark and Mrs. Evans wel- burlal, This is impossiblo as [the law of |COmed oneand all. e Towa and Tilinol forbids “the tramsporta- | | Muslo aud, convermation woro in. tion of all persons who died of sl por, | dulted in about the residenco and Asiatlo cholers or yellow fever.” e Tor SmaWe OpepHCD Bropay M, Fyid, Bonlk, s prossienhs young and the party soon loft for home German, who pn-lll’u one of the finest o molt. Rléasses, joop of the affair, which 'they had gotten farms in this county, situated four miles | up as an evidence of their good will to west of Millard, was surprised by his wife | the manager of the line in whose em.-, the other day with triplets, All are girls, pln,(hthq ure all #o well treated. weigh four peunds or less each, and are e wiitten remarks alluded to doing well, Mr. Boulk is_about twenty- |above, by Mr. Olark, were as follows: elght’ yoars of age, jand his wife about| MY FRuexps—If my physician was wenty-two, . pr-:amw wflufimt wxfl." ng —A young woman yesterday filed a |OR® 9 WO you, as abso- complaiut u one of the Justios's courta of [ 1ately Bocostary that I should have the city, charging an employe of one of ;:d s "0' . o‘xmumnnt, yot the laundries in this oity with ¥ the | 3 or pr:un mfium ances how can father of ber uaborn child. Ho, had | wliy il my hewct the oo iedging seduced her on promise of marrisge, and | beautifully oxpressed by you i she now wanta him to keep that promise | welcome J, mf this ova{li{:g‘.l InI ifi.'i' and support the ciild, or take the conse: | not avoid dolnf 80, nor would I 1f I quences, could, Tt is, I assure you, hard work ~—What might have proved a fatal accl. | for me to lsuk You know I am a dent, bappened at Tootle, Maul & Co.’s |man of deeds rather than words. I wholesale dry goods store Monday. A |should not be true to mysclf if 1 did man in the employ of A, L. Btrang, whils | R0t make an effort to express my ap- engaged in regulating the elevator, was preciation of this great outpouring of caught between the platform of the eleva. my lal'lov _""k"“'"’ 7 tor and the flooring, cutting his bead hor.| I Will simply say, this welcomo at ribly, Presence of mind on the part of | YOUT hands is more valuable to'me one of the salesmen in stopping the cleva. | thaR sy Gllt ot your command—the tor, saved him from instant death, As it | Siore 0 becauo it comes direct from was ho escaped with an ugly gash which | oo Nod_goss: Biaight into will no doubt lay him up for a time. it confilence of yourselves are worth more to me than all else combined., AT ISSUE Ie i; fifteen years this very z;lo;xth since Icame among you as a fellow Mr. Mannweller's Reply to Mr. Vin- | j.horer and companion for this " Rreat osnt's Gomplaing, ocorporation the' Union Pacific Rail- 7o the Editor of The Bee: At that time 160 v:{ company, miles was all it embraced; now it in- cludes 4,000 miles, .xwm:l:x through four young giant states a8 many prosperous teiritories. Whatever of glory and honor attach to the success of this wonderful enter. rriu belongs to you, not to me. True, t has been mine to direct, yours to execute. How well we have, one and all, acted our part, let the record show, It is also true that so far as 1 -| am concerned I have suceeeded be- g‘ond wy expectations, And why! 'or no other reason than that I have k rmv.?u upo: alloccasions your bufi.u.y good will and generous support, with- out which all my efforts would have proved unavailing, Again, it is true all of us cannot at- tain o inent positions. In this respeot I have surpassed some of you, yet I caunot forget, nor do I desire to, mzol'o"m-r days when I as &’ common lal handled the pick and shovel Was I any the loss & man then than uow! No, for as Robby Burns has well and truly ssid, ‘A man's a man for &' that, for a' that” Heaven bleas In fast night's issue T suw a state- ment made by James P. Vincent in mw: men out to the In reply I would ssy that not two weoks Mr, Vincent called at niy ofia.’uw me to secure for him fifteen teame, and send them out b'm- “‘fifé Mr, Day, u:oro- man worl gang, came to my oflumnvukqo.nd ordered 4] - & i mine. The true respect, esteem and ) the spirit of noble Burns for those never dying words, Many, many years ago, when I was a mere boy my good mother taught me these words: ‘Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.” This rule, T do not say it egotisticall has been my guiding star thmugfl life, but now at forty-five I am ob- liged to say that whatever of success has attended me thus far on life’'s journey I owe to the teachings of my sainted mother. To what ex- tent I have lived up to the golden maxim in my relations with you, I will leave to your hearts to judge, Many times in the past fifteen yoars I have felt it my duty to say “go” to some of friends gura present. Those decisions, as far as I know, were ac- cepted by you without murmur. Why? because you believed me to bLe honest and sincere in my convictions upon all matters submitted for my opinion, Aaqd for this same cause do I'see before me this outpouring of re- spect and welcome to-night; there- fore we will hereafter as heretofore cultivate that spirit of mutual confi- dence from which only good can re- sult to all of us, Notwithstanding there is 5o much of pleasure in this reunion to-night, there is also to me a feeling of sadness connected with it. Two yes ago last July I was presented by the Union Pacific band with the picture ou observe against the wall. Then it represented all the members of the band. I see before me many of those sameo faces, Others are not here, but have gone to that ‘‘bourne whence none return.” There are others, too, ot ourlittle army, who to-night are lying on’ beds of pain and distress, with little hope of ever again joining our ranks. Let us think of them kindly, extend to them our sympathy, and do all in our power to ussist and comfort them, remembering the while *“’Tis not all of life to live, Nor all of death to die.” And now, my dear friends, permit me to say that my physical cendition is not ood. What effect further du- ties m? have upon it none can di- vine, 1 hope, as I know you do, that my health may enable ‘me to be of some future service; but if not, and it shall become necessary for me to sever my relations from this family circle, for indeed we are a railway family, whether I remain in Omaha, or elsewhere, you will not forget that at my 'home ‘‘the latch string ever hangs on the out- side for any and all those who have associated with me these long, tiresoma years, I shall be only too happy to meet you and grasp your hand in the same spirit ot friendliness which has characterized us this even- ing. 'Again accept my heartfelt thanks for this reception, for be assured the recollection of it will every remain bright and beautiful in my memory. SQUATTER RULE. The Call for a Speclal Session of the Third House. ‘Whereas, Tho constitution of Ne- braska provides that the governor may convene the legislature and other great men by lamation, and Whereas, The time is now near at hand when the right, left and center fielders should be put in training, to- gether with the usual number of shortstops, and Whereas, It is better we meet to- gether and talk matters over at the expense of the state, than pay the ex- pense ourselves; Therefore be it known thag in the absence of Pat O'Hawes, who is now in Washington lnaking after the in- terests ot the stato, I, J. W, Pear- man, ex-governor and candidate for re-election, do hereby issue my proclamation convening the third house in special session at the capitol in Lincoln, Friday, the 12th day of May, 1882, for the purpose of consid- ering and acting upon the following subjects for the legislature: 1. To apportion the state into three congressional districts and to provide for the election of repmunhtlvs- therein, and as many “‘contingent” representatives as there are disap- pointed candidates, 2. To amend an aet entitled an act, “‘Omaha and Nebrarka,” and to pro- vide for cities of the first class paying the expenses of mili oan{mn thereto when so wished by the mayor 3. To designate the candidates for state offices next fall, and to provide for the retention of J. W. Dawes as chairman of the state central commit- tee, should he fail to get the place that Alexander and Dinsmore want. 4. To improve the sanitary oondi tion ef the state capitol in order that members of the legislature may not play sck when important measures are being conside: 6. The appointment of a committeo to investigate the late ‘‘unpleasant- ness” in Omaha, and report who shall pay the fiddler; also to protect the rest of the state from democratio riots therein, In testimony whereof, T have here- unto set my d and caused the great signature of the speaker of the house to be aflixed, Done while on the wing, this 8th day of May, A. D, 882, J. W, PraRuAN, By the governor, Gro. B, SxiNnEr, Secretary of State, AT Rlerovon, By . G. HasTINGs, or of the Third House, y e JANAUSCHEK. The Great Tragedian at Boyd's Opera House Next Week. On Tuesday and Wednesday even- ings of next week an artiste who needs no introduction to the Omaha public will appear at Boyd's opera house, It is hardly necessary to more than mention the name of Janau- schek to recall pleasant memories in the minds of all lovers of legitimate dramatio Wrt. The distinguished tragedienne will appear in two of her greatost roles, each widely differing from the other, and perhaps as no two other assumptions could do, showing the great range of her powers. On Tu evening she will enact the role of Queen of Scots in Schiller's Btuart, by most crit- ics i the greatest tragic _n%hn. On Wednesday evening, a play en- tirely new to Omahs, will be pro- RUF'S WRECK. duced, entitled “Mother and Son,"” 1n which Janauschek plays the part of examination of the boxes shipped by The Countess, said to be a strong Steele, and to_extract all the goods emotional role. F’rm- plAyB is an| Mauer’s Piace Destroyed by the | belonging to Mre. Steele, Yluuterd;y adaptatlon of rederika Bremer's Steele dispatched Jennie to learn the novel, “Tho Neighbor.” A pleassnt| Storm Tuesday Morning. | g, of the detention of the goods, incident in Janauschek's comnn& - and upon her arrival here a lively judging from eastern reports, wil . in |#cene occurred between her and Mrs, the excellonce of her support, the | O0nfasion, Ruin and Danger in | b [ SrMT*G b9 oote Tor Pt e ine company being, it 18 said, one of un- the Dark, terference of outside parties no serious usual excellence. e results followed, et i - MUSIC MASTERS. A Lively Tume In the UPper SOI.| fied, Amos, Tyler Strest, Roohester, eMtloseid s writes: “Your Serine BLossoM is won- N dorful; I never used anything that aoted The clouds which lowered about tte #0 well on the bowels, and at the same city Monday evening, while the |time was so free from the drastic proper- ties of medicines umally sold for the pur- Grand Conocert of the Philoma- theans Last Evening. m3-dlw through the streets, massed their TheEnd of the Season's Series a|strength above msoon after dusk Saratoga Complete Sucoest, and a storm of rain, accompained| T, I, Patrick and H. W. Rustin by wind and vivid lightning set in | lett Sunday for the far west, for their The closing concert of the second jand lasted all night. respective soenes of labor. They have series inaugurated by Omaha's favor-| A large number of improvemonts |the best wishes of their Saratoga ite music masters, the Philomtheans, aro going on about the city, for which | friends. ::::i[.:gc:,:t r‘;nfifix ',.,';:L',. h:: excavations have been begun or com-| The fishing excursion of a week ago every feature, The sudience was|pleted, and among these was a sample | ¥a8 & very enjoyable affair, and a de- h . T cided success. A string of over one largo and highly appreciative, al-|cwse on Farnam street. Tho lot|}iuq ciheautios was the rosult, to. :?:-‘:?;l :}:‘; ,:‘21::%‘:::&“,;3?“"':‘:‘; owned by Mr. Chas. Child, next door [ gother with lots of fun, so say those average amateur ear than any this|€ast of Pundts, was recently cleared | who krow. superior musioal association has yet | Off and a large cellar dug proparatory | The-union Sunday school meet for given uz, Indeed, hai the rules of | to building. On the next lot east of | practice of new songs to-morrow even- club permitted encores the entertain- this “,“‘e house owned by Frank Raf, ing. All are invite Cuckoo. ment would have the accompain | the tailor, and occupied asa 88100D bY | et i Ed Mauer. It appears that there was ol m"’]"l;:f:;:‘i,l,"k;ie;: 't.‘:e,, :’:i(;mil:% some dispute as to the boundl'ry line sPEclAL "flTmES. minor | from %}oethovan, which was | between the two lots and Childs had NOTIOE—Advertisbens 19" Liko; FOF Bede. most_artistically rendered, and made | the property surveyed by the city en- [ % &= <8 S o O i et the.audience at once acquainted witn | gineer who declared that Ruf's house [ (55 FUR (V0 IR T8 e the treat in store for them during the | Was encroaching about four inches | i o o hancuent tnsortion, FIVECENTS remainder of the concert. This was |OVer his neighbor's lot. = Ruf was not L0 "0 gt towortion never loss than an allogro con trio for piano, violin | 8atisfied and was intending to have | rwpxry.prve orNTs and cello, with Miss Clairo Rustin, | Another survey made by the county | — e ——————— George ¥, Sauer and A. Zotzmann in | e0gineer, in which condition things TO LOAN—MONE . complete command of their respective | 8:00d Monday night. i . The execution of the| The excavation was cut rightsquare | & roygy 10 LOAN—Callat faw Umes of D. 3‘:#;,:'::":‘8100&0::‘“,” a0 ,:“phw up to the house, but the warning that l‘ L. Thomas Room8 Crolebton Block. - — wind blew its fierce and chilling blasts pose.” Price 50 cents, trial boteles Y0 cents, | dam they proseeded to ranke a ehorouzhl 0% RENTEA oo licun ire regess, ail con. vo Ge block outh of Bt Mary's Ave,on gard atvoeh, i P il SIS Ve 0R RENT—House of six rooms (or paet 8 Sac) With pantry, cosets, woit and bard water, &c. 2018 Pierce noar 20th street. 93001 OR RENT. of nicely furn ished room ! for rent. , E.corner 20th and I'avenport streets 06141 JOR KENT-Store and butcher shop, 8. E, corner 18th and Chieago, Inquiro at svor Ellen Lucas, administrator of the estate of . C. cas. 8011 JFOR LEASE—At 836 & year, several nice ves dence Jots near 25th strect and St. Mo P84 W R, BARTLETT, Real Estat Fou RENT—2 Ffarnibhed tooms over Mo chants’ Exchange, N, E. cor. 16th and I streeta, 2% J'OR RENT—Nicely furnished rooms with or !Tth»n! board,” Heasonable prices, _ 2018 ha e FOR BALE OR SALE—A good teamat a bargain. Call At S13N. 10th street, between [Burt and Cuming, 49-10 OR SALE~Four coolce Tots in Hanecomb Placo, GEORGE W. AMFS, 4641 1606 Farnam Stroet, OR SALE—Horse, harness, leather top phaeton, lap blanket ard a1l stable_neces- faries. All ly new. Horse soitable for draft Horse orroadater Perfo-tly gentle. Also stablo for rent. _ Call atter & p. . at 1018 Web.- ster stroot. CHAS. MAt LAY, 319 ——de 19 IOR SALE—Or Trade; 44x182 fect on 10th ' street next to the corner of Harney, also 0X152 feet on th enst ride betwoen Dudie And Capitol avenue. - Enquireof H. BERTHOLD. A ) OR SALE—A first class hardware store lo- cated in a thriving county scat of seven hun dred inbabitants, fifty miles west of Lircoln,doing a good cash business. Good reasons for seiling. For further particulars address Brx Office, ¢ maha 11-11-way5-04 OB SALE—The Warm Spiinge, situsted 25 miles south of the U. P. railroad in Carbon County, Wyoming Territory. 440 acres of meadow and upland titlo guaranted. Address W. H. Caidwell, Warm prings, Wyoniing, OR SALE—A restaurant at a_bar Mannwellor, 11th street near Farn: 980-t¢ FOB SALE--A small orsan 1n_pood order, yrice, $15. Inquireat 711, 13th street, be' Eween Leavenworth and Jones. 074-0% it had better be propped was disre- BuC nd worth f the highest I " 9 0 = . puffx:.oi.nll in(;:eazn; al garded. Sunday it rained so fear- | $25().(1()() Lereet in sums,of 85,500 and A collo solo_from Schubert by A. fully that some anxiety was expressed | upwards, for 8 to 6 years, on frst-class city and i i tarm property. B Est. d Lo Zotamannfollowed, and found"tho |Iost the foundation should give way, | Ko ™ Fiit od Doueiae e+ - artist, who is comparatively a stranger | 80d it was not without some misgiv- 1n Omaha at his best. Heis certainly | ings thac Mr. Mauer and his assistant, | Fo% a master of the cello, and no one who | Edward Kaicer, ru}:md late ‘at night | g has appeared in this section of the |8fter closing up the place. Mauer country has proved to have better slept in the southwest corner room, control over the cello than Horr Zotz- | Kaiser and Otto Mauer across the Saatin the new sequisition to the Bail. | bl on the east side, and the landlady OHifEhbank: and three girls belonging to the house s TilinE o oot A fantasio concertante from Fau- [ i & room in the northeast corner of \V higkest wages paid, Call at once 2 : i the building. H. MANNWEILER, :::'::'i:l l'[:“ ::h;nnrlai:f"lgfi;:i‘nfx?ulxlfi:: About 4 o'clock yesterday Mr. 38-11% 11th street, ner Farnam. VO LOAN—In eums to sult porrover, no banus. H. Ballou, atoruey, roou 6, Unlon 072 HELP WANTED. M, CLAKK. G_m[, WANTED—E: quire at 107 8. 14th St. €611 A, Zolz. | Mauer was awakened by the violent ANTED—Tw: i T g - Goorge e Mayor. porormed | ombling of the buiding, whioh fels | VW ieeomonha wesk, “Spps T " a selection from Chopin on the piano like the vibrations from an earthquake. 11 1108 Harney stréet. with his well known artistic skill, and [ The wind still howled and whistled when it s said ho muintained his well | hrough the | bullding and - the "‘,'l'“c’"fn?;‘:}::g :;fl i':,'%';':'r‘f}:’fi? held sway outside. = Ed knew instinct- | YRTANTED—A clambermald, at tho Omatia be assured of the success of his part ‘“’:yfwg‘fi' w;‘ ;’9‘““;5' hmdb ’P""i’g - : out of bed, shouting to che boys ANTE « —Boy to work i1 garden. Inquire onyg:: .[::’laog:'l:l l:l:bf;g:;):de;;n;ng‘.m.w other room to fly for their lives. For “ ot L. Brash, 1308 Firnam stieet. 30-9% from Raff for prano and violin, exe- | the next eixty seconds the confusion ANTED—Moulders at Johneon & Co's Guted by Miss Rustin'and Geo;-ge F. | and excitement which reigned in that. brick yard, exst ¢ido of 16th street, one Biée: IWhis was & dsciod: meciiurdis Bouso yare sublime. The men_ all| ook sorth of Foppision'. 0100 i started to escape by the front way, AL boy abo td pei'fx:n;:nceh i £ th > .| buv that p(;oory was founci ugs‘?; in .‘2‘1‘3&&’.&:.‘,‘?.,’5.{":’.,‘«%,. peotation of the evening cen — | stand_and epeak English, “good roferences re. tered on the appearance of Miss Ida|®hut, and could not be open-|gife " adiress i k. K. Bec omoe, 660% # Gibson, who had the honor of con- |94 Kaiser roturned up staira tribntir;g the only vocal part of the ‘a,d ;nlnning o“th :h;. ‘i’“’k ':hfl : stopped long enough to kick open the R srimo il et fplocticnfwas & door to the girls' room and called ANTED—A competcnt girlat 1618 Chicago stree*. 60 11 "ANTED—Girl for generelhousework. Ap- ply 1404 Capital avenue. 51-9 @00D BOY—Can find employment herding it for &, young eite. she | 119m t0 got out us quick ss (possible, | S B o o T G Rir iR, uky, i eeded to d id- | ——— did ~ well. Many of those|hich thoy proceede " k ANTED—One first class reamstreas and ing in the meantime shaking like a B heartho young lady —in Ship sbout 1o go down, guss Syins, | n "RALEI i Bees Bt i lighter music, Perhaps it may the walls and ceilings crumbling . 3 ey in, and the floors sinking ANTED—Immediatel & good girl : Yot ruoiomly taned for ny. publio|dov L sccompanied by the| W cnlvonsi ol S i y y y P most terrible noise. Ed and Otto | t7een Chicsgoand Cass. €. B. ad v attempts at the severer straius of the 5 "l‘“i.“p'l notes and .“?'hi"|¥ l\lW?tbhr ?:od,',:l ;x:‘geth?fi?m o‘,:';?“{";’,‘: :!}1:, VW ANTED—A Firstclas chambermaid attho the diffioult compositions of WebSr. | ioked in tho panels; the house did | )Y\ otel F. Wirt. et and notes 5:“ would draw for!:h “Brg_ not topple ulealr o:fer. but fi?imr u;t- ‘ AN'I;E;)JGund gl{‘ln:! }og(a tc::;:):lx‘x;w 8t, i i 0 tling to an angle of about fifteen de-|( ' 2 oS d :::l‘“ : i‘:fi‘:s n:ll:-i:l;;dle:}:eig '2‘;‘;}: groes caught on the bank and stopped. W.\N’rzn—n'nxngmm girlat the Creighton lost in the artistical requirements of tAl: dsylight it 'gv“l"d the “te?t O e rm—— . 5 5 of the damage, and it was as nearly Meihihopten. | RIS Gibson" Ay complutenapo‘nibls. The wonder 1s SITUATIONS WANTED. OR SALE—Neat cottage of five rooms, barn, well, and clstern, on 23rd street nesr Cali- fornia, at $1,400, easy term.. McCague opposite Lmh) Mee, 982-tt \WOR SALE—U0od house and lot, at 1285 South R 14th street sccond house north of Williams street, 0} NOR SALE—One span of mares, one cow, and one goat. Inqu'ro of Lllen Lucas, edrner 18th and Chicago sts. B02-t1 JOR BALE—The POPULAR HOTEL, known as the BOYS' HOME. Th's house s co - trally located, has son b and east front, and Iy surrovnded w th flne shade trees; cont siceping rooms, has ice houso, laundry room, &c. Hasa world w do_reputation and a better patronrge than many houses of twice its capacity. Price §5,000. For particulars ad- dicss, & 4. SAWDEY, Red Cloud, Neb. OR SAUE—200 choice lota in Hanscom Place, [\ 'W. R Bartlett, Real Estate Ageat, 817 S. 18th stroct. d38.tt TRO8 SALE-_Aguod sormer lot o Donge snd 26th stroet, n a very fast growing part of Ehio city, will divide. _Inquiro at 210 Sonth 26th strost, Hoar Faraaun,Bogy's & Hill's addition. m* OR SALE—Ono span of horses, 1wo spring wagons and two sets of double haraess, In- qiiire Ellen Lucas, administrator of the estato of E. C. Lucas, corner 13th and Chicago ats, H00-t1 VHEAP LU18, HOMES FOi EVEKYBODY— (" Bomis offors burgains in Tots In his new ad- aitien just west of ani adjoining Ehinn's ad- ditions, on §150 to 8300 esch—only $5 to $10 down and 85 to 810 per month, offices 15th and Douglas streete, OR SALE OR RENT—A'two (2) story frame burlding 24x50. N, E. corner 2%nd and Cuming street, Inquire ai Krug's Westorn Brewery. 7 OB, BALE-20 loe ness Hanscom Park, ves of Park Avenue, $460t0 18900 each. Mo- Cague opp. Postoffice. 67181 UBY—Thm-]:]ghbm Jersey Bull No. 832 “M, 8, H, B,”, winner of prize at State Fair, BStands for service st Nobraska Poultry Yards, West Omaha. Graham £. Bmwm 1m OR SALE—One second-hand 25 horse powe engine, good as new,also two8 horse powe r and two 15 horse power engines, new, Boilers of all sizes, new, Inquire Omaha Foundry an Machino C.,U, P. Ry, bet 17th and 18th n;m L m FOR SALE—Or will excha ge for Omaha pi | Iperty, an improved sec om of land adjo ing a station on U, P. B, R. M. DUNHAM, Farnham 8., Omaha, 720 Bnlax FOR EALL. 208-t1 ESTABROOK & COE. every oportunity, and we might say X onh et all = == FE musical world, but like al ose who night was a pioture of desolation. or 28 per month, Relerence.s Addreis Board BBICK FOR SALE—$12.00 per 1000.T. Murray 119-8¢ ALED HAY—A$ A, H, Sander' Feed Sto 1018 Harnev 8t. 19-t1 are at the top, she must reach it h .| Ban.offive. o through untiring study. MDREDpih dayihe bikiiol p;op ANTED—Situation as eecond girl, by a Undoubtedly the gom of the even- | Ping the building up to save it from competentgirl io & good family. Inqaire faet hna.inimnt 5“ the conclud. | ®nY further settling’ was begun, but | ay Julius Treitechie's hiquor store, 5038, 15th :ng '.:'l‘a ction on the programme, an 1t will be some time before it will be | street, or at 823 . 20th streot. 57117 ndg io from Schubert, rendered by |fit for ocoupancy. The loss to Ruf | oo iyryy v iovment by a gonoral handy M"g Rusti Ro D » M will be pretty heavy and Mr. Mauer “ man, advertiser would be §rina nsefl to isa Rustin at the piano, Mr. Mayer | (i) 11.5'be & loser to some extent in |a family where e could work inhouse and gar. at the organ and Messrs, Sauer and time and money, though scarcely & g.n lx!x;lc x:;; ::hnxe of & horse &c, &1{:;:- Zottsmann with violin and cello re- n spectively. The exeoution was grand “°"““‘M ANTED—Sit < and held the audience entranced until CUPID'S CAPERS. APl siareyeaie.sind hoss, fof the last notes had long been lost in d Y Y echo, and what is unusual in closing | A Wite Desert Her Husband—Moriaz-| " o A8 11 ol pieces, the performers were the first ity Was Nou There. to move from their places. The audi- e ence seomed to forget tho entertain-| Aoyt four weeks ago a sectionfore- 489+ ment was over, and only thought of an exit, when they saw the? instru | ™R, Who had worked for many years MICELLANEOUS WANTS, mentalists changing their positions for | in the west, and of late on the Sioux ANTED—Eoard—with room by the day or their farewell bows. City and Pacific road, accepted a posi- , by & middle aged gentloman, where Thus closed the second series of the Liion on the Missouri Pacific, near w oF 29 othor bosrders. Addisey G. Philomathean concerts, and with it a Springfiold. He moved his family, series of pleasant hours for all our |’ A e B 4 music loving friends, including his wife, four children and traveling. Dry goods, boots and .lr-- Ve My, Julius Meyer, who has been |a sister-in-law named Catharine Nitger :f,_g:"?%’:';;‘:“ BT Rt reiarmnoss. so bys young man in ANTED—Stiation 10boot, ahoe, dry goods or grocery, retail or a3’ traveling man; best of references, Addrots €8 Beo office. ANTED—Situation a8 ralesman, city or MISOELLANEOUS. 05T A canary bird, dak greon in color, with greenisn-yellow bresst. A Jiberal re- rard wil bo paid to any one retirnin 1t to me at No. 414 Ninteentb Si 07-t1 MRS, G. L. MILLER. ST&(AYKD—On- 1ed and white spotted cow, about 4 years old, Finder will be rewarde by leaving information st second house from corner 10th aud Jackson. 10* AR chance for business for c: f 85,000 or $5,000. Enquire of T: Gibson, u{sog-;d;or e. 01 [rad 00D BOARD—And pleasant front room, 1w gentlemen, gentleman snd wife, or two ladies, prices reasonable. 605 N. 18th strect be~ tween California and Webster. 1948 OST—A subscription paper of the North Presbyterian Cnurch. | The finder will please loave at Bee office. 906t RS. C. A, FLLISON—Electro Magnetic Healsr, aiso busiess and medical Ciair- voyant. Peychometic readings s-d treatment given, daily ftrom § 8. . 10 4 p. m, Can becen- sulted by letter, sond name, age, and lock of hair eto', with $2.00 consuliation fee, No. 2013 Cass 8:., Omahs, Neb. 798 1m* the life of the club and the means of | o Omaha, and secure rented rooms introducing their individual merits to ndar $hd Mrbimont hodse on Bixtdenth. the public, deserves unstinted praise. k p Patrick 1t is the intention of the club to ap. [ The ““'0“1""_ BAINO. WA, AMR0 T T AR e pear next ycar wit.P; gm:gr n“l:n"imfi Redman, and his wife's name Martha, gy "t".b:n A R W and artistic strength, so that they will | On his return Saturday evening to tly—location mwust be we:t of 17th strect and be able to give thga entire works of the | the Sabbath with hyi. npou%s, pa}: south of Chieago strect. B L v great authors in truly metropolitan | found that she had disposed of their| 52t City Water Works Office, style. Should the new acquisitions | household goods and effects, and with compare favorably with the present|$700 in money left in her care, and membership, the Philomatheans of | the entire family had skipped for next fall will be one of Omaha's most | parts unknown, and thus far unknow- ANTED—A few boarders can find a pleas- ant home, at 237 Davenport between 13th and 14th streots. 4591 ANTED—House of three rnoms in good lozatio, Address M, F. Bee ofl!n:.. & 353 RS OU v A NTED—5! 1.t8, d cherished institutions, able, He thinks she has e:;p?ld with Xy:’pm.b P R ?x:;'::;x:‘a":'vfil; g-'s ¥t A c.. T A a0, B, & Q. conductor, © doesn’t Slgk oo, | D:m;;:ebn vans " i ro) to lose any more time Fho doodt{n o‘. officers by, t,h. \mm for her, hn{ let her go and Union Oatholic Library association keep all that she has taken from him, last night resulted as follows: for since she is that kind of a woman ANTED—4 children ss boarders in a select President—John A, Creighton. he thinks it is & good riddance. He w school, 8 10th sod Califoria 8t L. B. First Vico President—C. V. Gal-|says, however, that she has treated | LOOMIS. _Ia lagher. : him shamefully under the circum- FOR RENT—HOUBES AND LAND. Mbeond Vico President—E. A. |stances, inasmuch as sho even took O'Brien, his clothes. Secretary—J. P, English. MORIARITY MASH, Treasurer—John Rush. The Des Moines Register furnishes | oo g So e Librarian—DMiss Stacia Crowley. the L"-’um"“l account of an elope- | [ corner of 14th and Chicago. b6-10% of a- | ment ————— ':.‘:_n-'rm o:.:’o&“;i.:,:.‘;‘?.o ‘The irrepressible Jennie Moriarity John Daily. . has come to light once more, this time Uy e PN in a case which will in all probability RTRENT—Ono large newly furnished front A Pertinent Inquiry. result in & divorce. It seems that a Fomm. first floor. 1407 Howard street, be To the Editor of The Bea: teamster named Joseph Stscle became ::.‘r;::;n‘.!::d 160, within four blooks duth- Oan you inform me why Mr. Houck | enamored of the charms of the frail and his pest-house team are allowed |and fickle Jennie, and he resolved to [ 1R RENT--A furnished r00m to oue or two ANTED-—| bridge aod eckool bonde, H. T. Olark, Hellevue. 264 OR RENT—House of #ix room street, couth of Pa ifle, F. 111 )R RENT-Furnished roocm 1728 Douglas strect. 64.11% leave his wife and children and Steele sentlemon, 1913 Callforula sircet. :?fi:',',,',“‘m“{::‘dfl"":,';‘,d o tagion | with his new love to Omaba. His|_ s g 4B uires & striot | Wife would no doubt have survived Fok RENT A very nicely furn'shed room at qo:mn“ X rE‘zuo'n' this, shock with equanimity, but her lb::“;?:!:,""““ 3 5 Thirteenth and Leavenworth to"l' l;:lu ':‘d mbel::xi:g ",1: Fo?.".“f"‘*‘flé?%; 18::: bE&. o 18h o Laae strcet, couv u . B . Fixest OREAM 80DA AT Kumx & |them 'oiu:‘l}fi. nntclll tl:enk hlelpud:ked W¥o-101 .'s, 16th and Douglas street. Try |and delivered to the Rock Island to oc:n‘ BERRY Oxlfiu Sopa mMapE BY |be shipped to Council Bluffs, He gomfl‘:;‘g_fmfif.w:kfl .,'.“:“‘i';:‘: IMPROVED PROCESS, NEw Sysvrs. [and Junnilli the; d‘o;pllwd. At this | Do¢ge between 13th and 14th ste. 851 o8, RED OURRANT, THE CEL- | juncture Mrs. Steele, in an excoed- > -~ fl:r;’: ll;.:'n Maura OBaNos. Also {ualy and much excited state of %HS' [0 BRNY: ”'m"_wm o uatars fawo hicago Mead, the most | put in an aj S0COI panie of the aiver, bridge, Council Blufls, and sconery mfiy d“:ml? knovon. Iin.‘nl waters E(mlhbll glyhx armed with & !‘,L;';."."h':. JMhe river for twenty wmiles. on draught. mayS-lm warrant, under the authority of which d W Noabi near Creighton College for $26 &wr year ater L. Thouas & Bro., Room %, Crelghioy Block, 2054 EDWARD KUEHT MAGISTER OF PALMYSTERY AND jCONDI TIONALIST, 408 Tenth Strect, between Faruam and Harney.' Will, with the aid of splrits, obfain for any one a glance at and present, and on cortaln conditlons In the ture. Boots and 8hose made to srder. ~Mafaction yasraa audm §AVE RENT—Choice of 80 full lots to lease e BaKIN POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of p ty. strength and wholesomeness. More econo ol short. 0y LK & Wall 8k, Now York wders i wanu [ 4