Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1887, Page 8

THE OMAHA DATLY BEE: FRIDAY. FERBRUARY 11. 1887. THE LOCAL NEWS BUDGET. What Mr, Tler 8ays About the Ooal Finds. A BRAVE BOYS DAIRING DEED A Fast Train of Silk—S8alvation Army Burgeons — Army Notes—Court Local and Other Mateer, Mining the Coal, No, I ean’t tell you when we sl \!I eommence sinking our shafts for ¢ said Mr. P, I, ller yesterday in reply to the question of a repo ““The fact is,"’ he continued, ‘‘we pro- pose to take our time about this thing, and not go ¢ 1 until we know what we are about. We can’t rd to sink £200,000 ina shaft until we know just what we are doing. We propose to de: velope this thing carefully and cautiously. Wa shail probably sink three or mo holes, in order ‘to satisfy oursel about the vein, before the big mining shaft is suni *‘How long will it require to dispose of this preliminary work?” “It may be six months, or it may be a yeu 1t tell you exactly.” In the meantime the present eight-inch slmn will be ~v|y|L to a_depth of two or in the scarch for i \e depth is already over mne hundred hvl. A BRAVE A Eoy who Stopped a Runaw Novel Manner. One of the bravest deeds on record was that accomplished by an eleven- year-old boy Wednesday, The young man was riding with his mother in one of Stephenson’s coupes, when the vehicle gi sudden lurch to one side DEED, and threw the driver to the ground. The horse beeame frightened and dashed down Saunders street at a terrific pace. The boy swung open the door intending to jump out and seized the lines, the the door was swung open a heavy wagon coming in the opposite dircetion wus encountered and door W knocked completely The little feliow then saw that it vas useless to jump to the ground, He gnocked out the pane of glass in the front of the coupe, wled out upon the seat, made his wav cantiously along the shafts and jumpec astride the back of the anin al, which was now going ata ter- athered the reins in his succeeded in bringing andstill. Fortunately r nor the cool headed hands and finall the horse to a neither the motk youngster were pjured in a runaway which, with less judicious handling, would have undoubtedly proved fatal. PRAYING IT OUT. Balvation Army Soldiers in the Role 3 of Surgeons. “You didn't know, did you,” said a physician Wedn ldressing himself to a reporter, “‘that these Salvation army people cluim to be surgeons as well as soldicrs?’ The reporter professed ignorance of any such thing. “It's a fact,” replied the doctor, who is one of the physicians ennnected with the Child’s hospital. “I had a difticult case Wednesday in my ward—that of a woman who had to have a bone extracted from one of her limbs, 1 was about to perform the opera- tion when some ivation army who had he and tried to supplant me. 'l that no human power coul extract the bone, and a to ‘pray it out.’ Of course, they were ur.ml«-nl that privilege. But’ my opera- tion will be wverformed just the same, thongh 1 huve no_ doubt of tho sincerity of the Salvation Army surigeons. AN l()\\':\ YOUTH, He Falls a Vietim to the Wiles Confidence Men, Elmer Beemar, one of the greenest youths that ever entered Omaha, ap- peared as prosecuting witness in police court yesterday morn'ng arainst C. E Reed and Walter Lemon, two confider men, who had robbed him of his watch h Wednesday, r, who me to Omaha to look for work, met Reed and Lemon Wednes- day and asked them for a job. Theypre- tended to be railrond men and said they ald give him work as tireman. They nted to go up town for a few moments and on their return would show him how e came 1n declared 1y 1 porm of to go to work, One of them turned over an old switch to him and told him it was the key to the caboose of the on which | towork. Before le him they r 1 him to give the watch and $1.75 10 cash us security for the key. mar at once tried the key, rse it did not fit. not return, and of His comrades did ‘Then he began to suspect something. He reported the ease to the e, who after some search suceceeded n finding the two confidence men, They were this morning fined $20 and costs and given thirty diys in the county the first ten and the last ten on bre: and walter. Seven drunks were arraigned; five were fined and two discharged. One paid and the others were committed. Among the number sent to jail was Bar; lnu Hailey, an invete sed ten da; fake tho ple and was pi drunk, Several men aceused of vagraney were arged. Among the number was a wealthy farmer, who owns about 400 seres of land near Valley, 2o on a promise to Yesterday ho ngain fell 1 up by the police beastly FLYING SILK, Remarkably Fast Time On the Union Pacific—Rail Notes, What is elaimed to be the fastest fn-u,ht time ever made west of the Missi river was reported yesterday at Union Pucific headquarters, On the Hth inst. a train load of silk, consigned from China to New \.uk arrived in San Francisco. he curgo was loaded on the night of “the Oth into a Central T’ax‘ cifie tr: transferred at Ogden to the Union Pacitic and passed through Omaha on the morning of the Uth. The distance Tnion Pacifi en Ogden and Blufls, 1,085 plished in exactl) forty-th fifty minutes—in even betier than pa; ger time. Ihis fast time is necessitated by the competition between the overland route on the Taho division of the i adly broken down by sleet, and nothing been heard from the trains on that division for forty-eight hours. s, in some plaees, ried as coated so badly with sleet as s thick as man's arm. The U. P. is v scarce of engines fust at present. . Itls reported that Ther wre nine freight trains in the Blufls wait- g lo be pulled out as soon as loco- otives can be provided. Tmu freight cars were thrown down an embankment on the Union Pacific at venteonth street yesterday. The ac- cident was caused by the engineer of the tramn failing to observe the signals put out by a gang of track r:-pnrus A BEAU Tll UL ‘lTlll.(_Tl RE. The Barker Brothers will Build Fifteenth and Farnam, The Barker brothers have decided to rebuild on the site of their destroyed building corner of Fifteenth and Farnam strects. The new building will be of brick, stone and iron, and as fireproof as it is possible to make it. Exteriorly it will differ considerably from the one burned. on It will be six stories high. On Farnam street front will be a broad cast iron bay- window whicn will run up to the fifth story. On the eust side there will be two of these, the effect of which will be to in- croase the beauty of the whole design which contemplates a_building perhaps »st beautiful in the city. The tower abandoned and in its stead will be utiful and practical ornamen- tation. The plans have been m: by Mendelssohn & Lawrie, who have sug- gested bay-windows and anothi tory for the old Barker building, both of which will be added immediately. The building will have a _hizh basement, and drst floor will be designed for a bank, and it is thought will be picd by the Bank of Commerce, which Yl by made o national bank with n Intgo capital. Business is Business and Real Estate is valuable only where there 18 BUSINESS. Purchasers should bear this in mind and not buy lots far away from the center of business, just because they are cheap. ALBRIGHT'S CHOICE lies in the gre cial mart of commer- and_the im- insure a rapid ady } ¥ adjoining Albright’s Choice are reser for some u[ the largest establishments in the »\nr: W. G. ALBRIGHT, Sole Owner, 218 South 15th St. ——— Good Work. The Women's Christian association re- ceived during the month ot January donations in money from the following persons: ague Bros, i States Nali bank, $2 Swobe (monthly), $10; A. L. Strang, $25; . Holdrege (two_months), $10: Mrs. igh, #3 3 cight duy 1518 Dougl milk and ve home by Mesd ler, Bell, Ousle o1 sont 10 the Robbins, Ful- Perrine, Ellington, Bod- kins, Misses Grant and _Millard; onc dozen hoods, Keith; ditto, Mrs. Bl The Home been filled the dren, between thirty 'u\tl forty having been'cared for—until other places could be provided for them. The d com- mittees, who are distributing the “Char- ity Ball” money, report as ving visited, and in most eases helped: Second ward, milies; third ward, thirty hes: fourth ward, t fo d, twelve fo ) familics. A monthly p-.p.rmn I by the associationr in whi Is of the \\Juxk Inlnw dum- will W. G. Albright’s South Omaha Oflice will be opened soon in charge of Mr. John M. Campbell, who will huve horses d baggies ready at all times to convey stending purchasers to the valuable busi- ness and residence property known as AvLpriGur's Croic This is the only property through which the U. P. and B. & M. R. R's. and Belle- Vue avenue run. ————— A Bal Masgqite. The event at Ma hall Wednesday night was the masquerade ball given by Lodge No. 820, Knights of Honor urose Lodge No. 179 Kmights and Ladies of Honor. There were pres- ent about se ty-five couples, and the costumes were both beautiful and unique. Masques were removeed at 10:30. Be tween 11:30 and 12 o'clock supper was served in the balcony. Tt iflerent committees were as fol- \l|~ Charles D. S o reption—M J. Marks, M .. Whitlock, nd B, K. Long; loor managz Charles Landrock, Mys. C fiss Annie Long, Thoms - M. Fretwell and Charles The ball was the nd of the The next will be adress h 9, and the 'ast a calico and neektic hop April 6. well, R. and Thomas Falco: D M. Fretwell, Mrs. Postofiice Robberies, Postmaster Coutant yesterday morning received a telegram from I, 1. Wilson, postmaster at David City, stating that Wednesday night burglars had forced their way into the oflice, blown open the safe and taken all the money, amounting to several hundred dollars and nea: the stamps. There is no clne to_th bers, - Mr. W »d Mr. Coutant to not o From the fre- queney with lh'll postotlices have been robbed in th i he last six months, gdvernment oflicials in this vicinity have come to the conclusion that there must be a gang of slick burglars who working the oflices in circuit, No detec 3 sulted from the inspector’s work and it is feared that the prowlers have come to feel that they may coutinue their work with immunity. The South ( 1d company have appointea ¢! le agent for the of their lots, show the prop- and furnish all desired information upon application. [Signed] W. A, Paxtox, President, C L ———— The O, & N. W, R, R, and Its Clerks, Mr. W. N. Babeock, general agent of the Chicago and Northwestern road, has received a circular form General Freight agent MeCollough with ence to the settlement of claims for loss, damage or overcharge growing out of errors of ay-bill clerks, contracting agents and other employes in quoting rates upon or receipting for and way-billing freight, The document states that the eompany will not participate in any eluims \441 by or (eru\\m-' out of th 1 otlier companics nor will it, in any nce, ask any connecting line to assume any portion of sinular claims caused by the neghgence of its employes This opinion is based upon applieations, a number of which were made from this part of the country. Fourth Annual Ball. The announcement of no annually re- curring sociul event is hailed with greater enthusiasm umong the loy of pleasure thau that of the Locomotive Engineers’ ‘This 15 the case all over the coun~ \d esbecially in Omaha where the members of the brotherhood have at all times been among the most popular reside uts of the eity. Tuesds 1y evening, Febr 5, and Musonie hall'have been selected by Division No. 183, as the date and place of terpsichorean pleasure for 1887. This 1s the fourth annual ball of the Brotherhood m this city, and will undoubtedly excced all previous egca- gions of the kind in attractions, GIVEN THE LIE DIRECT, Pro- nounces False a Herald Statement. In view of the unseeming and malicious dispateh from Lincoln published in the Judge Bavage Unhesitatingly He water was the a1d yesterday morning that Mr. Rose- father and dictator of the arding railroad taxation greed upon by the com- amendment re; on the charter as mittee of citizens and the Douglas county delegation, Judge Savage was called upon by a reporter of the Bk to whom he the thing false. fact the adverse eniti- cism of the ) was tissue pronounced whole mmittee's we he said, of lies He words r¢ Judge Mr exact rding Savage's Rosewater and the amendment: “Mr. Edward Rosewater did not die- tate one word of the amendment to the greed upon between the Omaha and the Do sday ni, citizens county del tion on Tu General Crook sometime ago wrote for informatior to the number of Chinn- men in 1§ on, Wyo., where the ser- jous riof rred two years Ihe government troops had long azo been re- moved from this point o » were no China 7 to protoct. a0, was supposed 1 left in that The report me no Chinamen employed in th I . there about wait- ers, cooks restaurant Keepers, laundry- men, cte. ry, communder of the di- Misdouri, expresses himself v ased with the splendid record m the target practice of the department of the Platte. Musical Event Monday evening next the lovers of in- strumental and voeal musie will have a rare treat. M. Oyide Musin, the cele- ed violin virtuoso, and Mme. Trebelli, contralto, will then an: ive programme at the exposition building. For the short time these distinguished artists have been be- fore the Ameriean public they have hieyed wonaerful vorable eriticism. 1 inependent w nd the vress nerajly in the artistic centers of the country have been instrumental in their It conld not be otherwise the and undoubted Mond evening will tind *‘standing room" at the cxposition building. v only Fireman Steel Fireman Stecle,who was mjured at the Ross fire last Monday, begged to have the fact of his injurics kept out of the paper The latter recorded it, however, ~1nnt until yesterc s Marriage. reporte had made keep the unplea who was in Beatri w siek sister, and to whom he \ married_but two days b he was injured. Mrs. Stecle his been assured that her husband is beyond danger. German School The trustees of the German S sociation, at a meeting Wednesc eleeted the following ofticers: 1 rod, president; George Anthes, vie ociation. ool as- 1 the eiation trus- wis him, and you cannot do better thon sc cure a lot in his v: wble addition to South Omitha, knowr W. ( proved nd I|n|m|v|||\v , in the and offers the best b - Bad Letter Boxes, There are between six hundr seven hundred boxes in the postoflie of which g and Mr, Woo says that tl re about two hundred of them with locks and keys that are almost worthless, while there 15 searccly one that is not in some way out of repair l!m have been in use for nearly fifteen and are sadly it 1 of renew ocension gréat deal of annoys to box-renters and the oflicials, Masonic Celebration. Coutant returned yesterday i Grand Island, where he has tendance upon a Masonic com- Postms morning f been in memoration which lasted abont two It was also attended by about 300 s from Ord, St. Paul, Shelton, stungs and other towns in that vicin- Tne affair was a pronounced suec- A Sad Loss, Yester fternoon 1t 2 o'clock the mains of little Roy Brush, son of George Brush, residing at Twenty-first Harney stre and engineer for U Coots, were osited in Prospeet il cemetery s'is the second child which fios o e, rnsns family, v month, and one ehld is still w bed of sickness. South Omaha, The futur at Packingtown of the west lics on the main line of the Union fie railrond, by which the cattle and logs from the firms and 1zes of the west and northw is the only pr Union Pucific r. forc the Best Addition in South O W. G. ALBRIGH'T, Sole Owne: % South 15 th'St General Cowin the Chicago An- archists. 'l‘r:lnmv of last Monday, able change of at- narchists of then attorneys in different cities who may yet be called to conduet the same, and among them is General Cowin, of this city, The Chicazo that city now in mll mentic of several eminent Union Meeting. The Central division of the Sunday School Temperance army will hold a pulnw meeting this vening at 30 o'clock in the First Metnodist church nu Davenport mear Seventeenth street. The young volunteers of the army will be assisted in the musical part of the gramme by the Mcthodist Sunday s orchestra, Fireman and Cart, Hose cart No. 4, which was 50 badly in- jured in going to the Boyd tire on Tue day, is again ready for a run, though Captain Vanderford, who was disabled at the same time will not be able to work for a week. MAIHKIED. PHELPS—-HOPPER— ruary 10,1557, by Key, [, Phelpd of Te c\\mwh 'Mich, David In.lp. “wad Myrtha uuuw. both of Owaba, Thispow purity,str economi ' and whe than the ordinary kinds and cannot be sold in competition with the mul- titude of low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders, Sold only in Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall st New York. i o aost, Manhiogd, Bebilly ommys.:/uquu Cie h‘gii.&"flifl#.l 4 ot DIAV[ONDS WATCHES, JEWELRY, BRONZES e Ry [mporter's Prices MAX MEYER & BRO. Tonight will be presented able A the Lauzh PUBLIC ROTICE The bwi Suits m‘uln {n order ELGUTTER S M MMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE 1001 Farnan st,, Cor. 10ih. s “1 |\w! et , & M, R, ., itildinis to cos» Whel comp fifty thousand " doliars, Only ti Citleations that may bowdopte | i Tho Boa Vot piuns and spo 1. “The Bouri AN York Clty, i1id Ono Agent (lorciant onis) wan, Your cigar ese mit e to suy you are tho “'hoss Contiuueto ship 20600 * Tansill's Pu Ist and 1ath of oaeh month, They wre the &o0ds for tho muney onthis N & (0, San Fri 0 Chase's L Receipt Bouk, “MEMORTAL EDITION." suing work of by Just out. Outal 1. on thé best cisco, Cal. Lastand cro S life P B DICk FitsoN & Co.. Dutroit, Mien. 'PENNYROYALPILLS “CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH."” The Original and Only Genuine, i Sold b gista bow Coay Prnu:’nl‘l Tuil™ fohe co e At \lun’l nll 111, Feb- l 1887 Spring Vallsy Stock Farm. 4887, OMAH A George Wilkeg 519, o llmmk sun; and daughbiers in the 240 list down pox The om, son of Goorze Wilkes in the State of brasia. 3541 Black Wilkes 3541 Standard. Sired by George Wilkes 619; 1st dam Fa Bell, siret ‘f Confede rute Chiof, own b to Woodford Chief, g1 2nd dam Hysdyk's Hambletonian. stand for u at the above farm &t $35 the season, cash time of ser- should mares n 10 20mures besides my mences Feb. it and - ends For further. particulars scod N. I D, SOLOMON, ugust 5 for clreulars | THE PROBLEM SOLVED, People often express surprise at the rapid growth of our business and look for the explanation in some hidden cause. There is none, Stinply QUALITY, vight in STYLE and right in PRICE, have been saying and then look at owr Clothing and Furnishing Goods Just now, while dealers generally are taking a rest, our e ment is besieged with buye Fronm morning until night. The reason for thisis people arve taking advantage of the opportunity in lecting Jrom an elegant suppiy of first class go.ds ai One-thurd less than actual value, The scerifice on all Qrercoats, Meavy Swits and Heavy Weight Fun, nishing Goods, stiil goes on and will continwe notwrthstanding the low pricesasked. Tointending Clothing purchaserswe would say,'* come early” and get fivst choice, for at the rate Clothing las beenjmoving for the past two weel:s owr assortment of styles and prices will soon be broken. All goods marked in piain figures and at strictly one price. Cor. Douglas and 14th sts., Omaha. Stover Buckeye Feed Grinder., SUP}:.RIOR 'fO ALL OTHERS! Because it is stronger and better made and will do faster and better work DEERE. 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COR, 15th AND HARNEY, OMAHA. Property of every deseription for sale in all parts of tie city. Lauds for sale in ' every county in Nebraska, A COMPLET O1 Tities of Douglas county kept Xufurmnn.m desired, furnis| ir n vk Diskaske o7’ TuR Qw17 ORGANS, oF send fustory of your case f STRICTUKE, Ukixa; able to vlsit us may bo troated at thelc h n srrespondence. Medicines eud Ins hy mail or express SECUR 10 DL RVATION, no marks io contents or sender. personal futeryi ferred if convenient. fty rooms for the sccom modation of paticnts. Board aud attendauce reasonable prices. Addrose al) Letters to Omaha Medical and Sorgical lusmv!e Cor. 13th St. and Casitol Ave.. OMAHA. N°8 I'E SET OF ABSTRACTS Maps of the cny hl ate o of charge county, or any other HC.S. RAYMOND, RELIABLE JEWELER, ¥ Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Silverware ’u.u largest stock. Prices the lowest. Repairingspecinity. — All work warrany Corner Douglas and 15th strects, Omahs Lumm Watchuker for the Union Pacitic Radroadcompany. ASTHMA, HAY FEVER CATARKH, NERVOUS PROSTRATION, ETC, o “:‘N.W A DRy PEIRG, Chises Gy bt - careful, patient and determined effort, that all we sell shall be vight in Think of what we Nebraska Clothing Company, o