Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 19, 1886, Page 8

8 —— GATHERED ABOUT [HE CITY, Pearl Emith From THE GOULD PARTY IN OMAHA Mrs. Shoughroc's Divorce Suit—The Amcrican Opera Company Rail Notes—Gene Local News. A Stran Stor drove hurr iedly down to the Union Pacific depot, carrying two ludics, mother and dnughter, to the overland tram. Both of them had figured in « ifitle romance, the Sunday in this city. The daughter was y rl, who, Sunday, was taken m L v Mack's house on Capitol avenue, by Mrs. G, W Clark, of the Buckingham Home on Pearl | Twelfth street. Her name was Smith, and though over 20 es of she was stilt pretty and attractive 1ook ing The story of her life, downfall and reseuc is fraught with an intercst more than commonplace. The facts were given n inter with this morning in Mrs. Clark by n reporter fc Seven years ago Pearl Smith was iy fng with her mother i a little town in the interior of a. She was at that time only thirte s of , In gome way she fell into the clutel of a who professed ply in love with her. Her ‘|I|\ disconraged her daugn ter's ting in any way with the _-young mun, and absolutely forbid the Iatter to come to her house.” The fellow. Chy Ottw snottoThe ontdons T, and on smooth desigaing villain to be d mother h Ve y abducted the g 'Ul’t\l)]\ st her will He took her ard an onfgoing train, and finally persuaded he to marry him. She consented, and as Boon as they wer r enough away to elude pursuit, t cercmony was per !uruu-.l. notwithst girl d five y age rou - time lnmulhl\ and Ottwald tre wife with the utmost Af year or two of vor, he beeame eruel, n other women lifeanything young girl bore until about a eluded to procure busband he separation deereed by law, and sever: marriage. how- rlected her for made her i one. The this as long as she could, when she con- Mrs. O. ith her two small children, the custody of wiich had been g .llllul her, came to Omaha to She procured work in one of the Hotals, bt up the position to go one of the rond houses on Sixteenth street, housekeeper. Before doing this sh laced her two children in charge of the Sisters of St. Mary, at the convent on St. Mary's avenue. In"the meantime the divorced husband, Ottwald who had long been awwmting an opportunity to secure possession of the children, cime to Om: sarned in some way che wh > ehil- dren, and determimed to obtain them. He went to the convent, introduced him- elf as n_photographer and said that he would like to take 2 Jittle children whom he had se about the grounds. The si agreed; the fellow went ofl’ with lh dren, and of course never returned. In ‘the meanwhile the mother, unaware that her children were no longor in the convent, had been drifting lower and lower. From the road house she came down town and entered a house of ill fame on Capitol avenue. From this place she went to Laura Macks' house. It wasin the latter place that she was found by a detective named Walker, who was en- gnged in tracing down her’ divorced hus- and, wanted on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. ‘The de- tective learned the story of the woman, and being kind hearted, enlisted himself in her behalf. He communicated with her mother, telling her of her daughter's ‘whereabouts. The mother who had lost all trace of her erring daughter hurried at onceto Omaha, and with the aid of Mrs. Clark, succeeded in mducmétlm girl to leave the dan of infamy. She went home with her mother yesterday morning wih hearty and apparently sincere promisesof re- form on her hps. It should be mentioned that the two ohildren which werejstolen by Ottwald from the convent were recovered and laced in charge of the grandmoth wald is now 1n the count) 1 awal ing trial. Ho was arrested Saturday at ayne, Neb, GOULD'S ARRIVAL. The Wall Street Prince Visits Omaha With a Large Party. Yesterday morning, after a number of false announcements, Jay Gould ar- rived in town. His train steamed in over the Missouri Pacific from Lincoln, and consisted of engine 257, a deer-like looking machine, a baggage car full of nothing except a couple of sable porters; the special car Sun Franeisco and the private car Convoy. When the train come to a stop, the Gould party disembarked and was imme- \ diately surrounded by a host of curious people, who didigently inquired as to which of the gentlemen was the biggest man in the crowd. Although there was & number of largg men standing avonnd , the mggest man was really the smallest one, small as to stature, face and head, and, part of the time conld not be distinguished amid Ixi.-»unuumlim N The 3, consisted af the following: Jay qul Gould, his son, acting resident of llu- Missouri Pacifie, with is newly married wife; A. L. Hopkins, wice president of the Missouri Pacili Cuptain Shackford, capitalist and tor, and commander of Gould's yu Atlanta, New York: Cotonel Clowry, viee president of the Westo m U nmn Tele- graph company, Chieago; . G. Warner, anditor,St. Lows; W II \u»umu reneral & teaflic manager, St Louis; Me- i ot of lll. Missouri acht, F. E. Dr: nnN ant g tondent. and rigan, general su- j punumm. nt of the Missouri Pucitic All of these, ey Messrs. J George Gould and the latter's w Mr. Hopkins, occupied the special ear & California, the four last-mentioned Ienw ' dowesticated in the car Convoy. All alighted with the exception of Mrs George Gould, who was _deluyed in pro- paring for a drive through the city. They were met by Colonel Eddy and € nlmul Dickey und several other Mr.” Gould was in excelle He said that he was simply making his annual tour over the Missouri Pacific, to see in what condition it was, and detev mine what improvements might he re- i by the vrogress of the eountry : e had no intention of build.ng a road io 5 the northwest, or the north either though from time to time, the matter b becn brought to his attention by various means. He proposed, however, to finish the Belt line as soon’ as possible, and Bave the cars of the Missouri Pacitic run, mng over it by the fivst of next uIII George Gould is a swarthy young man, not far beyond his majority, with broader and fuller features than his fath He is AR easy-going, sevwmingly well-bulunced Al superin THE 0\1AHA I)AII Y BEE: TUE young man, s e must | | the Pacific. He wore a shirt and collar devoid of polish, with a suit of | %10 clothes, the only ornamentation be ing \light gold and silver wateh chain seated what his father had said bont | the extension of the Missourt Pacifie, and claimed that they had to make an annual | tour, otherwise the country would grow | away from them, it was “advarcing o rapidly OCol.” Clowry, of the Western Union telegraph, K thing to s about the ntent of that wtion in extending its wires i this rection. The ieet of his visit was to look at the wires and to tuke le trip for recreation rigan, the gencral superin of the road was the most quiet | ng of the party e I 1 that he knew mothing to | her or not the road would be ex | Lin any d o is growing | party drove aronnd the city and ) the Chicago, Paul, Minne & Omal pot, they took rain again, and around the Belt Line Seeking a Mrs. Kate Shough in the district court yesterday afternoon divoree, d snit commenc through her attorncy, Parke Godwin, Esq.. for a divorce from her hushand, Patrick Shoughroe. The petition sets forth that the piaintilf was married to the defendant in the year 15881, For the past year ghe has been treated by her husbahd with the utmost cruclty. The various acts of inhuman conduct culminated last hursday when he and beat her this he knocked her with a potato masher is now in jo coites in her petition many different eharges which, if true, prove that her husband is more of a brute down For Mis. than man. She says that she 18 ndent entirely on lier own exertions Jiving, and” has been supporting Mr. S. for v ors 'r hus alleg herself and ving hoar duet, it is char boarders to the table profanit, Zusting of petly ars: pust by and's con n of such a way most of her itabit of coming and nd vule Un one ocension, it is a hurm! uto the dining-room and delily erataly upset the (ible bh Wwhith wete dishe id food. At another time he took @ pair of shoes which his wife had just purchased and cut them to picces with a knite, In addition to praying for a divorce Murs. S, asks for an order of injunction to prevent her husband from disposing of their household furniture, Caring for the Outcast. Mrs. Geo.W. Clark, of the Buckingham s state superintendent of the aving fallen women, is trying to secure permanent quarters for this class of unfortunates. The Buckingham too small tc admit of more th one or two of these women being ea for at a time. The work is one of gr and growing importance, and Mrs. ( has been hampered in its' prosecution by the lack of a suitable home. others interested in the matter, is moving to secure the buildings south of the Buck- ingham for this purpose. It is to be hoped that will crown her ef- forts. success Sunday Geo. Ross the one of the switch engines in the B. yards, found that he by a fellow stopped at his house, and known as the dude switchman. fellow was idle and had been around the house for several da dissappeared yesterday and after one it was found that $22.40, Ross’ wedding ring ring had also disapp taken from the bus thief’s wher L.lbUlIlel are \lukuo\\ n. fireman on & M. At been victimized Wilson, who had 1128 Picree strect, The Aying He he had IS, The Alarm Went Off. About midnight Sunday night the burg- lar alarm attached to the front door of Gen Dandy’s residence commenced to ring vigorously. Mrs. Dandy, who was alone in the house, was awakened, and seizing her revolver, went to the window and fired six or seven shots. She succeeded in driving off the intruders, if any such were prowling about the premises and also thoroughly aroused the neighbor- hood. General Dandy’s house has been Invaded three or four times in the past year by burglars, in each instance unsuc- cesstully. South Omaha, Chas, Ottwald who wa rested a few daysagoin Wayne, Neb, was takenr from the county jail yesterday,morning to the stockyards by Deputy Sheriff Walker, where he will aunswer to the charge of ha mg obtained $100 under false | pre- G Kollmar, an experienced jeweler and watchmaker, who is now temporarily oceupying the mews stund in Judge ther's bulding, preparatory to open- ing a large store in Pivouki's, now in course of crection. Police Court, There were 72 cases on the police court register yesterday morning, the largest ever known in the history of that tribun- al. Most of them were ordinary cases of intoxjcation and fighting, and were dis- posed of with the usual fines. Sixteen men \\Im Imll In-vn arrested for gambling in Ps »'s place on Sixteentli and Dodge arcaigned and fined 85 and costs Paymg this IIwy were rels ed. Grand Opera. Professor Nuhan Franko is endeavor- ing to secure the American Opera com- pany under Theodore Thomas, to gi three grand opera performances here next April. The company comprises an orchestra of 60 musicians and performers. A guar: quired for the engagement. ne tate a sale of 1,200 ticke performance, fin‘ cnch rs Man and Wife, y mght C. W. Widdell, cutter for Ed. Willlams’ turnishing house was surprised by 100 of his lady and gen- lemen Swedish friends, the occasion be- ing Widaell 1 wedding. Dancing, ocial converse and refreshments he evening pass most pleasantly hours arrived before Fifteen Ye On last Satur 10 Attend. the g\n-:u auction sale of fine imported Key West and Domestic cigars, Thui Oct. 21st, at 312 North 16th street, er Masonic hall. Anction sales at 10a. m,2and 7p.m. Will be sold in lots to suit, one box and upwards. Canrer, WiNsPEAR & Co., Auctioneers. e SRR, Well Drills, A large consignment of wooden drill poles from Lawrensburg, Ind., to be used w the working of boring the well for gas in this ecity, arrived y esterday morning, consinged to the Union Stock Yards com- pany. They were immediately shipped to their destination A shattered frame may be reinvigorated thut wonderful tonie Dr 1. Me- Lean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier, it euriches the blood, und vital- lvs uud strengtiens the whole bedy, as president of State l‘rt-lhytrrlnu The synod of the Presbyterian church met iu the North Presbyterian church at 8:30 yesterday morning. The idevotional exercises were conducted by Rev. E. C Haskell, of Stromshurg. A committee of five, consisting of Rev A. B, Irwin of Beatrice, Rev. W. E. Kim ball of Madison, Rev. H. Baskerville of Central City, Judge 8. P. Davidson of Fecumseh, and Dr. J. C. Denise of Omaba, was appointed to attend the ex amin t Bellevue college in June next and report at the next annual meet ing. The following was passed “Tresolved, That on Omiaha Indians be whola matter of mak crtures to the general as s and further, that they the Way bo not clear to have our state legislature take necded action on the governmen hiserient of this tribe and others te who are prepared for it by civiliza and - christianity, tions A M | lh v Darley was clected seerc tary of the Sunday Schoo! association Uhe report of the committee of Freed | men was presented, showing that § | had been contiibutéd to this eause by the churchies of the synod, One hundred and fifly-s1x churches made no contribution to this cause The committ ported that 24 to this work and synod had ributed cause, The churches we up colleetions for this eause The report of the speetal committ srepare an appeal to the church at la in behalf of a more generous support of lome m n the west sented by Edwards, City, and was unanimously ndopted. The minutes were then read, and doxology and benediction, the synod ad ]llll||\l\l to meet next October i the Presbyterian chureh in Lincoln. 30.08 2 on aid for 1 b colleges re omtributed hes of the thing to this urged to take » 1o advertising World’s Dis 3 Main st., For particulars, address pensary Meaical Assoctation, Buflalo, N. Y, LITERARY PEOILE divided into five eries of twenty-seven notic ticular. iu nsary Medi Buffaio, N. Y. ctive advertisemen of novel 1 r' ) cash for the best adve and 1 rld's Dis- 3 Main st v gonary Medi Buffalo, N. Y. ¥y Mame towns both male and ch, and would put on before Lewiston Journal ' cconomy was i women wio ine’s prosper- wot obligud 1o s in £SOF more 1go, carrving with stockings which tl going to chu ¥ remarks: stel observed by the men laid the foundation of N ity. tis why we are £0 barefoot now. he Proper Study of Man," s the illustrious Pope. 1f he i woman in the list, he would | nearer the truth, if not so poetic: R. V. T mido. them: both s 1if study, cspecially woman, and the pecu- liar derangements t which her delic system is hable, women in the and who ure acqu with Dr. Pierce only through his *Favorite Preseription” bless m with all their hearts, for he has Mankmnd is brought them the pan for all those chronie ailments peculiar to their sex; such as lencorrhea, pro.apsus, and othe displacements, ulceration, ~ “internal fever,” bloating, tendeney to int canccr, and other ailments. Pri duced o one dollar. By druggists. A remarkable freak of are can be seen in the garden of Rey. Mr. White on 1 Augusta, Me. Sewell strect, A squash vine erawled up a tree as it grew, and upon one of the limbs bore Strange to relate, & miniatu from the stem of the completely around it, closely cneircling it, and to the limb tin, fulmsluug a substantial su, p)mll for the fruit. a squash, ine issued ash, passing A lll-nullfnl l’rni(‘l . The Virgm Salt Co., of New Haven, Conn,, to introduce Virgin Salt into ¢ family are making this grand off; Patchwork block, enameled in 1d containing t Fancy Stiteh Lithographed Card having a beaut gold mounted Ideal Portrait in the c ter, given away with _every 10-cent pac age of Virgin Salt. Virgin Salt has no equal for household purposes. It is the cleanest, and whitest Salt ¢ nurest ] seen or used. Remember that a large package costs only 10 cents, with the above present, As| At a_hor other day our grocer for it, e trot in Belfast, Me., the Isanc A. won the first heaf with case in 3. In the t he led to st quarter, whe; whipped him, | gamely, passed under the wire second, nd fell de I'he crowd at once made of $100 for the owner, and the s entrance fee was puid back., Alln'u\mn n call to the advertisement . Hatch & Co. in another d to hold of Chesa- ency bonds, and bonds Hatch, the sen column, mhlrn peake & Ohio cur of series “B.” Mr, jor member of the firm, been long identified with the interests of the helders of Chesapeake & Ohio securities, and his intimate knowledge of the condi likely to affect their interests faye y will command the attention and confi- dence of the hondholders in respect to his ll‘mwcnlmlunn and recommenda- tions.—~New York Indicator, It is pmh.ml nm a handsomely York will be there is no bar on which drinkers lean, nor any chairs in which they sit, ‘The drinks are served by mh“nnm butler-looking man from an’elegant side- board. new and suloon in simply be yery N -— adds to the great amount of evide as to the curalive powers of Hood's Sarsaparilla, Letters are contin- ually being received from all sections of the country telling of benefits derived from this great medicine, It isunequaled for general debility, and as a blood puri- fier, expelling every trace of scrofula or ulhm ity. Now 1s the time to take d by C. 1. Hood & Co., Low- Sold by all druggists. Every da o An underground railway system is being projected in Philadelphia. For cure of rheumatism, neuralgia in its various phases of sciatica, tic doulour- eux, semi-crania, &e., use Salvation Oil, the greatest pain cure on earth. Price 25 cents a bottle, The great superiority of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup to all other cough remedies tosted by the immense demand for stablished remedy. —— of mfih(\ Ur]s recently landed at Cas- tle Garden, fifty-two were red headed. - New cures and fresh lnumpha for St. Jacobs Oil are of daily oceurrence, - Bartholdi's leart) is to he lighted by 80,000 candle power, as in the statue made and provided. - Immediate—prompt—permanent are the cwres made by Bed Btar Cough Cure. and have this action | | Reatgned Hisdrosition, Mr. M. Timmons, whosucceeded Mr Blackburn as ohief clarkin the passen gor departmont of the Union Pacifio, n obliged to resign on account of ailing health. He will leave the of- ibout the first of the month. Mr | Timmons has by his courteous and gen tlemanly bes made many_friends | during his short conneation with the Union ific, and it is to be regretted that the state of his health will not per mit him to remain longer in Omaha. ‘ Army Briefs. General Breck returned from a month's visitin the east yesterday. A new rifle earbine, made at the sug: | gestion of Colonel Henry, has been fur nished to two companies of cavalry in this department for trial. It is a happy mean between the | whichi was too short for accurate firing, and the cavalry ritle, which was too long and cumbersome for use in the saddle iid to be old carbine, A Soldier's Grave Clinton, an old memb Company B Second infantry, died at Fort Omaha on last Friday night. He was buried Sunday in the post ceme tery, with all the honors belonging to a Chas. P soldier of his rank. He was forty-six years of age, and had been m the army | for sixteen years, during which he hai n service which mjured his health and 1sed s death at_the time mentioned Abe o!utolv Pure. This powder never varies. A marve of pur- ty, strength ind wholosomoness, More econ- | omtcal thun the ordinary kindsnnd cannt be sold incompetiiion withthe multitude of low test,Bhort wolght nlum or phospnate o Boldonry in cans. - ROYAr, BAKING POWD 68Wall 5t., N K FOR TUE THEATNFNT OF AL Chronic & Surgical Riseases. DR, MicMENAMY, F'rop a(o. eurs' Hospical snll Privaic 1 acilitice, abbaratoe. and s ul treatment of eve:y Torm of a1 cul tre ase requiring and invite ali to 1y Braces, Clib Disrasrs or Wox Bonchitis, Inbalat ctricity, Paral: Eye, Ear, Skin, Blood aud D The only raliablc atodical Institute making anate. Spemal # Nervous Diseases 5 ARD BLOOD DISES o producad, siccessfuly tr yphilitic poison from the kysten .-n.-«mmurur Toss of vital power. ) ICATIONS CONFIDENTIAL (-.ux) nd consilt us or kend nu add will kend you, in pl PRJVATE C rox Priyas W, + and post-ofice —piainly written—enclose stamp, ud we n vraphee our RC TU THE GENITO! UniNARY OnGANS, of tend history ur case for an opinion. Peruons nnable ) vi it ns may be treated at their no One person: Fifty rooms fo accom modation of paticnts d and attendance ot zeasonuble prices. Address all Letters 1o Omaha Medical and Surgical Institute, Cor. 13th St. and Capitc! Ave.. OMAHA. NEB. Nebraska Natlonal Bank OMAHA, NEBRASKA. Paid up Capital, Burplus . H.W, Y ferred if convenient. Vice President. . H 8. Hughes, Cashier. W. V. Morse, H. W. Yaues, John 8. Collins, Lewis 8. Reed. B. Touzalin, BANKING OFFICE: THE IRON BANK, Cor 12th and Farnam Sts A General Banking Busmoss Transacted. N. W. HARRIs & Co. BANKERS, CHICAGO. B lo Of Countics, Cities and othes m.n. rade boughtand sold. Enstern ovonstiire st Bioston. Correspond: ol.wewnumd, PUTS AND CALLS. On Wheat, Corn, Oats, ¥ork, Lurd and R. R. for Long and Shore Tane. Bend for Price Ciro H. P. Haut & Co., 126 Wushington St, Chicago, Il " Helerence: American Kx- ehiiuge Nutioual Bunk. NEBRASKA' MAP. In colors, shows all counties, towns, railroads. y Mup, new additions, ete., 250, Nebraska State Guzette, Busiuess Directory nd Furmor's List, 0. J. M. WOLFE & CO., 120 8, 14th St Omala, Neb. lsnng:::n USEDINALL ER 260000 P ANSOF THE WORLD .0!.!) A \ 00K ARNAG ‘A;..L‘ QCIN DAY, OCTOBE R l" 1886. [T Iy NATURAL Toexpret when an enterprising firm bends all its energies toward Jfurnishing a select stock of choice Clothing for Men and Boys, at lower prices, that they must secure the highest possible success. Swuch a firm is the NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY of Omaha. Some of the people who call uponthein daily may unaginebecause the are offering at such low figuresthat the goods are infervior quality.Such is not the cas >, us they are actually selling the sane quality, in preferable 2 to $ 10 less les, from n each suit thar i asked by other dealers, If you do not wish to buy just now, calt, look around and see the enor. mous assortinent of clothing and other ficings for Men, Boys and Children, Their courticous salesmen will politely show you fhrm(yh- and also convince you that all goods are sold at strictly one price by THE NEBRASKA CLOTHING COMPANY Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. G FALL - RAGES ! One Day Only, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 19th OIMLAELA DRIV IINTG FPAIRED SPECIAL STAKE RACE. TOTAL PURSE, $8,000. BARRY WILKES, Record 2:14%, CHAS. HILTON 2:17% ARAB, : i 2: 16‘4. $500 ADDITIONAL IF 2:17 IS BEATEN. 218 CLASS. THREE ENTRIES. PURSE, $800. : Record 2:20. 2 2:1'7%. ENDYMION : S 221 ADMISSION TO ENTIRE GROUNDS, 50 CENT #uns Every Half Howr. Reduced rates on all Railroads. Belt Railway anted --- Responsible Dealers T0 HANDLE THE Union Sewing Machine, In all Towns in NEBRASKA WESTERN IOWA. LIGHTEST RUNNING, Simplast in Construction, And NOISELESS OVER 1,000,000 IN USE. Address for particulars, UNION MANUFACTURING CO,, 210 N. 161h St. Omaha, Nebraska, C.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, | ; vedat the ot iWatches Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware | | P. BOYER & CO. | Hall'sSatées, Vaults, Time. ocks and Jai! Work. 1020 Furnam Street, O:uaba. Neb. To Contractor: RALED Proposuls will bo r Dfice of the Chief Engmeer, railway, Omaba,Neb., for th R ridg ing and track laying, and surfacing of the folloy i work. Fio lie from Oakley to Colby, in Kavsus, out 22 miles iho fing from Loveland to, 4 o8, 10 Colorado, ahout § P Lincoln & Westorn 0 Pacl The largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairing a specialty. All work warrant ed, Corner Douglus und 1ith streets, Omaha orn Btone 5, and the 'THE C. E. MAYNE REAL ESTATE and TRUST CO. ‘xtension of the Salinu, Bail «y‘l'rluu;w' colu Center westward i | 5. W. COR. 15(h AND FARNAM, OMAHA. ansas, 40 1o 60 m Baaatinls Jor the Colby line will not be re- cctred atier Ootobor Bth, but broposais for the Property of every deseription for sale 1 all parts of the city. Lands for sa other lines will b received until the evening of er 19t at the office of chief en- | every county in Nebraska. A COMPLETE SET OF ABSTRACTS ous 10 the duysnamed | Of Tigias of Douglas county kept. Maps of the city stute or co sct any or all bids, | information desired, furnished free of chirge upon application, eneral Mansger. Profiles can be sec gineer for five days prev Tor closing receipt of bids. ‘Tue right is roserved 1o B. W CALLAWA oet-0¢ ¥, or auy other fit) —