Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 22, 1887, Page 8

known in Omahba. In the first place Hurris never worked a month for Dr, Mc- lenamy. He worked exsctly three days for which he got his pay. The you n&cr McMenamy discharged him and foreibly ejected-him from his buggy. For this arris wrote threatening Jetters and in- timated that he would sue for damages. He also wrote letters threatening to do various things if Dr. McMenamy would not pay him some money, the demands varying from $25 to ) Dr. McMenamy, who had no fears of any so-called exposures, finally had him_ ar- rested, and Tuesday he was examined before Justice Reed, who held him for trial in the district court. The whole statement of Harris appears to be a tissue of falsehoods, according to information obtained from Dr. Me- Menamy, who thinks he is not exactly in his right mind. The younger McMen- amy, who is Dr. McMenamy’sadvertising agent, has not skipped the country, hav- ing no occasion whatever to do so. McMenamy received his medical education at the Columbia Medical Col- lege, New York city, at Belleyue Medical gol! ese and at the College of Physicians and Surgeons of [owa, and he is so regis- tered in the county clerk’s office of this county, where anybody can investigate for himself. He never had anything to do with the “ American Eclectic Institute’ of Cincinnati, and knows nothing about it. Dr. McMenamy umrloys fourteen expert attendants in his Omaha Medical institute, and his standing professionall is not questioned except by some physi- cians who, following out the strict line of medical ethics, are opposed to nnK doctor who advertises, even thougl it is legitimately and decently done. There is nothing to be exposed about his medical institute in this city, and as to Dr. McMenamy's standing financially there is no question. He has a large in- vestment in Omaha, and has a cash ac- count at the Omaha National bank which some men would consider a com- fortable fortune. ———— Dr. S. R. Patton, dentist, room 313, Ramge building, Omaha. o ——— SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. BASELY DESERTED HIS WIFE. Photo-Wrestler Roys Disappears in Com- pany With & Young Woman. HARVEST HOME EXCURSIONS, Many People Come to Omaha From Points in the East—The Mc- Menamy-Harris Ca Happen- ings About the C Roys' Escapade. Last winter, the advent of a Cyclopian wrestler named Moth to this city, brought Into prominence an Omaha athlete, named Adolph Roys, or, as his name was then spelled, Adolph Royce. Moth had issued a blatant challenge, and a certain nassociation in the city put forward Royce, who succeeded, although not so heavy as his opponent, in preventing him from winning his bet. Since then at times, Roys has becn an artist in the studio of Heyn, the Fifteenth street photographer. He has apparently shunned notoriety, but now it is again thrust upon him in an undesirable man- ner. Last Satarday night he left the city, telling different persons that he was going to San Diego, S8t. Paul and Den- ver. He had hardly disappeared when an army of creditors sought but failed to find him. It has since developed that simultancously with Roys’ disappearance took place that of a young woman of this city, the daughter of a well-known voterinary surgeon. _ At present the in- dications™ are that Roys and the young womuan have gone together, with the result of abandoning a wife who 15 now in a delicate condition. Roys isa handsome fellow. He has a shapely form, a diguified bearing, an artistic and attractive set of features and a taste for dress in keeping with his ap- arance. He was an attractive per- s Eonhge aimong the fair sex, though it'was | . John B. Weaver, a rosident of South but lately discovered that at heart he | Carolina, isin the city looking over the a pretty tough case. Mrs. Roys, his | business interests wit! aview of invest- ing 1n real estate. There is at present a great demand for business houses and residences. A hun- dred new cottages would find immediate occupants in South Omaha, R. Gump, proprietor of the Des Moines house, has sold his place and will en- gage in the bakery and harness business. The family of Alderman F. M. Smith, who have been visiting friends in Lincoln and Aurora, have returned. Several cars of stone for the foundation of the new depot have been brought here by the Union Pacific company. Potter & Cobb have let the contract for the erection of three new business buildings on Twenty-fifth strect. Dr. M. J. Davis, of Lewis, Ia., is vis- iting friends 1n this city. Nearly 2,000 passengers were credited to South Umaha last month. Fifteen car loads of sewer pipe have been received at Albright station for the packing house sewer. The first story of the new flouring mill at Albright is being erected. Mr. and Mrs. A. C, Bullard and son, of Oakun, Mass., are visiting Mrs, F. Boyd, The overcrowded condition of tke schools 18 an incentive to hurry the con- w, wm; asserted that she married him one year ago last January, and that for sev- eral months after her marriage her hus- band did nothing to support her. He claimed, although an excellent artist, that he could not secure employment in this city and went to Minnesota and Town in search of employment. Durin this period, he was suppogted by his wife, who is an enterprising dressmaker in Anderson block, mnorthwest corner of Sixteenth and Davenport strects. She has constantly given employment to a number of hands, and has an excellent suite of rooms in the place mentioned. 1n September of last year Mrs.. Roys was confined, and during her 1llness her hus- band endeavored to dispose of her house- hold goods. When she recovered she had to pay all the expenses of her 1llness. Roys continued unemployed until Janu- ary of this year, when he was employed by Heyn, receiving a salary of $25 per week. Since that time Roys has never given his wife more than #10 a week, though he has (reqlucntl,y begged back each week, all he advanced. Among Mrs. Roys’ help was the girl above mentioned. She was taken in on the r(gwresenmtion that her father refused her admission to his home, because she courted late hours, and was given a home {z‘y Mrs. Roys. To this young woman, | struction of the new school house and the oys, disregarding his wife’s protests, | work is being pushed. aid & great deal of attention. Last Patrick Rowley and James McCune had a fiusco in the former’s saloon Tues- day afternoon and Marshal Rice arrested both belligerants yesterday morning, they were grough before Judge Reuther who continued the case until next Mon- day. During thetrial F. Provyonka be- came quite boisterous and wanted to run the court, but the judge ordered an ofticer to remove him, ednesday the girl left with the inten- tion of leaving town and Mrs. Roys felt that her husband meant to go with her. oth disappeared Saturday. 1t hassince oen discovered Roys was very attentive to the young woman, paying for a pair of shoes for her at HKriesel's on St, Mary's avenue, by a large portrait which he had made for the latter, besides being seen with her at very late hours in the night, Mrs. Roys is cast down with the inhuman abandonment she has suf- fered at the hands of her recreant hus- band, and the disappearance of the younfi woman, though not unexpected, wi bring grief to one of the most respected German famlies in the city. “HARVEST HOME." e Christian 8cience. Instructions given 1n Christian Science Healing at 1416 Chicago street. Class commences Sept. 28. Good references iven ns teachers healer, For particu- ars see Dr. J. R. THOMPSON. —_—— Ninth Ward Republicans, The Ninth ward republican club had a very largely attended meeting Tuesday evening, and the following was intro- duced and unanimously adopted: Resolved, By the Ninth ward republican club, that while we have perfect faith in the committeemen selected by the county central committee to represent us and name the del- Over 2,000 Visitors at the Depot Yesterday Morning. No state or district fair day ever wit- nessed such a crowd as was gathered at theldepots yesterda ymorning. 1t wassim- strange, inquisitive, talkative people, | 33 republicans, denounce the high handed and arbitrary scheme adopted by the county central committee for selecting delegates to the state convention, believing that it is con- trary to the principles of republicans and against the best interest of the party, and we nsmt(ull{ ask that the county central com- mittee tix the time for holding the primaries and calling a convention to elect aelegates to the state convention, The cause was the arrival of several tramns of the Harvest Home excursionists from the east, The consequence was that all the trains were late. Five trains of ten cars each left on the Byrlington system from Chicago, three on the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul, and all the other lines had extras. The result was that between two thousaund and three thousand strangers were in Omaha yes- terday. A great many remained here, but it 1s gratifying to state that all have come to see Nebraska, examine its lands, 1ts harvests, its ple and its institutions, and robabilities are that more than halt of hose who were visitors yesterday will be i An Enterprising Firm. It is a pleasing fact to our wholsale merchants who made an eflort at pre- senting a creditable display of their goods to the guests ot our city at the Omahaex position, that they arenot wholly with- out reward. Messrs, Lininger & Metcalf Co. made the finest display of carringes g and buggies ever seen in the west.. Hav- P‘";“sg"’"’n,}.“l’("le” b“‘“"}‘: ‘}0"";’ planted | i, du;fiicntes also at the state fair at o : wanaen s & whole, the oxeur- | jineoln, They report the most flatter- sionists were a fine, thrifty appearing class of people, and will be an honor to & settlement in any state. e A GROSS MISSTATEMENT. The True Inwardness of the Harris McMenamy Oase, In yesterday’s Republican there ap- peared a local article in relation to the arrest of & man who calls himself Dr. Chester ¥. Harris, upon the complaint of Dr. J, W. McMenamy, of this city, who charges him with sending threatening and blackmailing letters. The Republican publishes a statement from Harris which casts sorious reflections upon Dr. McMen- le, who, however, shows them to be entirely untrue. The substance of Harris' statement 18 that the was employed to distribute Klrln(ed matter in the country for Dr. cMenamy; that he was paid regularly for some time, but finally his pay, $100 a month, sm% ed coming; and that after it had got behind more than a month he began writing very urgent letters for it. The Republican's™ article concludes as follows: J. W. McMenamy finally replied that he, Dr. farris, had been paid right along by the young fellow, W. H. McMenamy, (a brother of Dr. McMenamy), and that he didn’t pro- rou to )nd' him a second time, About this ime Dr. Harrls made a very suecesstul effort to find out what kind of a concern it was, here in Omaha, that he had been working ing success from the customers, also se- curing the first premum, for the finest display at both fairs, It goes without saying that such enterprise wins; not only wins, but pays! ——— Herb Kothery. It is now pretty cortain that Herb Rothery, convicted of stealing a diamond in Council Bluffs, is in Canada, beyond the reach of the American police. He re- mained in this city a whole day after escaping from the lowa authorities with- out any effort at concealment, and that night took the train to join the Canadian colony. Great Auction sale of Real Estate in Grand Island, Nebraska. Twenty of the finest residence lots in the city ‘will be sold on Monday, Sept. 20th, at 2 p. m, All inside property and specially desir- able, The rdilroad fare from his home to Grand Island will be refunded to each parchaser living in Nebraska. e Cleveland and the K. of P, October 12, the date on which President Cleveland is to be in Omaha, happens to be the day on which the Kmights of Pythias have their grand parade of 10,000 men. As President Cleveland is a member of that order, the review of the kuifihls will doubtless be ot great interest to him, gfii ut;‘t’oua: that both of the %“B“W‘“SI" Notice. . ad & standing here | . . e~ i inf ti to th Menamy was not a rezularly registored phye Any person giving information to the Sloianaud was llegally practicing modleta. | undersigned of the whereabouts of Gile on the strength of a diploma purchased from | bert Everton will confer a favor on him, that _well-known ~ diplomajunk _shop, He left O'Neill, Neb., three years since, the **Awmerican Gelectic * Institute” | and has not since been heard from, of Cincinnati, Upon discovering these B. F. RoBErTs, ('Neill, Neb, {lucum D‘r. TI““m w:om hMcb.:num". e — he eldest—The joungest as has n sald, siipved tho country, and told B that Lo Lost Both Legs. v had -his record and would expose lam if he John Marsh, an employe of the Mis- did not pay hun what he owed him, This | ¢ Pacifie road, was run over on the line, several miles from the city. Both legs were amputated by Dr. Ginn, The man is now in his room in Estabrook block, and will recover. Charged With Embezzlement, George H. Meschendorf & Co. make complaint before Judge Anderson agaiust John Creen for embezzling $40. He was_employed by the firm. A tele- gram caught “him at Galesburg, Ill., whither he had fled, made McMenamy hot and he told him 1f he would persue such a course he would throw him into jail for attempting blackmail and tha recovery of already paid. After tting lll(l letter, Dr. Harris again wrote cMenamy, making a demand for the money and and u{fin. him he should begin the ex- pose immediately it he did not remit. Upon receipt of this,” McMenamy went before an obscure i“.““ of the peace in this city, had a warrant sworn out for Dr. Harris’ arrest, t it in the hands of & deputy shenit with results as stated. o ‘The above publication does a gross in- fustice to Dr. McMenamy, ‘who is well Facts About Those Who Have De- took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock from St. Philomena's cathedral, It was one of the largest funerals that has taken place iv this city for a long time. The obsequies werein charge of Barrett & Heaty, and the Mary's _ccmetery. were Patrick Michael Donahue, Michael Douglas, Pat- rick Gilligan and Jeremiah The deceased was a brother-in-law ‘of Councilman Ford, and a sad fea- ture of the funeral was the fact that Miss _ Rose A. Ford, of Cumberland, Md., arrived at noon on a visit to her uncles here, and was only ap- prised of the death of Mr. Boylan when she reached this city. ora Buckley, died at Saline Grove, Sarpy county, among the oldest citizens of Sarpy well-known citizen, died T'uesday at her residence, 1202 Chicago street. neral will take place to-day at 9 o’clock from St. Philomena’s cathedral. sippi railway. class #17, second class $14; Galion, O., and return, $6.85; Akron, O., and return, $7; Leavittsburg, O., and return, $7; Co- gmbus, 0., nnlfr T ‘;mshur{} Pa., and return, ing, W. and return, §20.: return, $20.25, Union Depot and 101 and 103 N. 4th st., St, Louis, Mo. G. D. vision, with Deuel and Paymaster Baxter, started on atrip yesterday, which will bo pleasing to the boys on the line. Pacilic, went to Denver yesterday in a special car. Union Pacific, went east on the Q road yesterday. by the Union Pacitic on tween Leavenworth street und the pres- ent depot, is again being revived. Tenth street crossing of the Union Pa- cific. those at the upper crossing. 4 membered had severed lis connection with that company, has been re-engaged and will hereafter occupy a position at the rate and division desk. Lucius Weinschenk, of Chicago, against Jonn A, Freyhan, of this city, the suit being on several promissory notes aggre- gating, exclusive of interest and costs, $2,000 and upwards. executed in factory. $63! $2 a bill for goods amounting to $438.30, ‘The notes, with the interest due, amount to $5,561.406, and with the bill included to $5,999. tiff asks judgmen and dumb opened its season for 1887-88 yesterday.- Prof. Gillespie, the superin- tendent, and Dr. McFarland, one of the faculty, were atthedepots all day re- ceivin, pecte twenty-five will be registered this year. have thirty-five more pupi: ing this year than we had last year and I know there are more coming,’ icstcrdny afternoon in the district court. from John Goodlet, also pleaded gnilty. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1887, THE BEST WAY MORTUARY MATTERS. parted This Lite, PATRICK BOYLAN. The funeral of the late Patrick Boylan burial was at St The pall bearers. Ford, Michael Ford, urphy. DR. POWELL REEVES, 814 & 14t Omaha, PRIVATE D! Estabiished for the Scientific and Speedy ure of chrenls.l Nervous and Special 8 MARY BUCKLEY. Mary, the daughterof Patrick and Hon- Tuesday, Her parents are The Old Relfabla Spaoialist of many years ex- county and well known to the pioneers rIsnct;l. treats with wonderful success nll here, " She was eighteen years old and ,:XN&.IJI!!MT. CANCER, PILES, FISTO will be buried at St. Mary's cemetery, GAURTID, URB, oured without KNIFE OR JOHANNA LYNCH. Treats all forms of Throat Lung, Nerve and Johanna, the wife of William Lynch, a | Blosd diseases, all Cnronic discases and De- formities far in advanve of any institution in this country. Those who contemplate going to Hot Springs for the treatment of any Private or Ilood disease can be cured for one-third the cost at our Private Dispensary, 814 South 13th street, Omaha, Nob, RUPTURE cured without pain or hinderance rom Lusiness. Es By this treatment & pure Lovely Complexion, free from slowness, kies, blackheads, eruptions, etc., Brilliant es and perfect health can be had, F@-" Tt “tired: Tocling and ali fomale weak. nesses promptly cured. Blonting Headachos, Nervous Prostration, General Debility, Sleep! s, Depression and Indigestion, Ovarion Inflammation and Ulceration, Falling and Displacements, Spinal weakness, 'Kidney complaints and Change of Life. Consult th old Doctor. Acute or Chronic Inflam amation of the Eyelids or The fu- ——— Great Reduction in Rates. From St. Louis by the Ohio & Missis- New York, N. Y., first eturn, $6.40; Cleveland, ., and return, $7.65; Buffalo, N. Y., an ., and return, Y., and return, §7; $8.65; Wheel- 7.0, Parkers- 22 urn, $8; Salamanca, N. Y amestown, N. a., and return, burg, W. Va., and return, $7; Louisville, | Globe and far or Near Sightedness, Inversion 3 . vy e " | of the Lids, Scrofulous Eyes, Ulcerations, Tn- Ky., and return, $6; Washington flammations, Abscess, Dimness of Vision of one D. C, Md., and on sale ut ; Baltimore, or both na’el, and Tumors of Lid. Tickets are Ini nmmation of the Far, Ulceration or Catarrh, Internal or External Deafnoss, or Paralys(s, Singing Or Roaring noises, Thickened - Bacgy, ERUALIQ Debiiity, Spermatorrhas, Som ebility, Spermatorrhcea, Som- W 6 L FERVQ inal Losses, Night Emissions, 088 of Vital Power, Sicepleasness, Despond: ency, Loss of Memory, Confusion of Ideas, Blurs Hefore the Eyes, Lassitudo, Languor, Gloom iness, Depression of Spirits, Aversion to Socioty, Ensily Discouraged, Lack of Confl- dence, Dull, Listless, Uniit for Study or Husi- ness, and finds life & burden, Safoly, Perma- nentiy and Privatoly Cured. & SKIN Uiseosce: syphiis-ca i sense most Horrible in its Tesuits—complotely eradicated without the use of mercury. Scrofuls, Erysipelas, Fover Sores, Blotches, Pimplos, Ulcers, pains in the Hend 'and Bones, Syphilitic Sore Thront, Mouth and Tongue, Giandular Eniargement of the Neck, Rhecumatism, Catarrh, ete., Cured When Others Have Fiiled. RINARY, Kdney, and piudaer trouvics, 9 Weak Hac Burning Urine, Frequency of Urinating, Urine high colo milky sediment on standin Cystitis, et , promptly Charges reasonabie. PRIVATE BISEASES .cicxc "ot gleet, stricture, seminal emissions, loss of sex- or, weukiess of the goxual organs.want o in male or femule, whether from im- prudeut habits ot young or sexual habits in mAature years, or any cause that debilitates the | soxual” tunctions, ‘speedily audpermanentiy cured. Consultation free and strictly confldential, Medicine sent free from observation to all parts of the United States, Correspondence receives prompt witention. No letters an- swered unloss aceompunicd by, four cents in h Rail Notet The Union Pacific pay car for this di- Division Superintendent Colgate Hoyt, director of the Union T. J. Potter, first vice president of the Pormanently The building of a new passenger depot Tenth street be- , Gonorrhaa, Gleet, and safely cured. s Air gates are being placed at the lower They work but little better than P. E. Robinson, of the Union Pacific oral ticket oflice, who it will be re- Suit For Money. A petition was filed in the United States | stamps. Berid sty sox pATLY ot and st ?’( district court yesterday morning by | Jucstions. Te POWELL REEVES, © No. 814 Southb 13th St.. Omaha, Neb. These notes were avor of the Vallencia cigar ‘There are five of them, one for one for $130, one for $ one for Then there is % and one for $316.50. for goods 76, for which the plain- AMERICA $208 Deaf and Damb Asylum. The Nebraska institute for the deaf GOLD MEDAL, PARIS, 1878, BAKER'S Broakeast Cocoa. Warranted absolutely Cocoa, from which the exco Oil has been removed. 1t has times the strength of Cocon mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sug the incoming pupils. that 1t 18 ex- about one hundred and “At any rate,” said the slmfussor, “'we s at the open- Pleaded Guilty. 'ay iz and is therefore far more economi- ‘L‘ O 'IR" 0 5 “c_'.'l Ll o ]burirzl:szg cal, costing less than one cent @ Captain Ru: sresidence, pleaded guilty 1t is deliclous, nourishing, cup. strengthening, easily digested, and admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persons fn health. ohn Jones, accused.of stealing a watch ty, strength and wholesomensss. o ywhere. V. BAKER & C0., Dorchester, Mass. DR. SPINNEY S, E. Cor. 13th and Dodge Sts, Successfully Treats all Nervous, Chronic and Private Diseases of MEN AND WOMEN Dr. S.Is wellknown as the founder of the Montresl (Canada) Medical Instituto and pro- prietor of the Sniuneyvillo Infirmary. The Dr. a8 hind 37 years' experience in the treatment of chronic #nd sexual disesses, and his efforts being crowned by wonderfull siiccess, he would call the attention of the afflicted to his loug stunding and_well earned reputation as sufli- cient assurance of hisskill and ability. NERVOUS DEBILITY. Spermatorrhaea, Partial Impotency and all discnses of the nervous system and sexual or- gans speedily and permanextly cured BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES, SYPHLIS—Ad most horrible in its results —completely eradicated without the usc of mercury, Charges reasonable. YOUNG M Who may be suffering trom the effects of youth. ful follies or indiscretions, will do well 1o avail thewmscives of this, tho gréatest boon aver laid ho alter of suffering humanity. DR, SPIN- will guarantes to forfeit $5)0 for every case of seminal weakness or private disenscs of any kind or character which he undertakes and falis to cure. IDDLE-AGED MEN There are many troubled with too frequen evacuations ot the bladder, often accompanied by a slight smarting or burning sensation and weakening of the aystem jn_& manner the pa- tient cannot account for. On exammning the urinary deposits & Topy sediment will oiten be found, and sometimes smull particle of albu- men will appear or the color be of & thin, milk- ish hue, again changing to a dark or torpid ap- pearance. THERE ARE MANY MEN WHO DIE OF THIS DIFFICULTY, ignorant ot the cause, which is the second stage of seminal weakness. Tur DOCTOR WILL GUARANTEE A PERFECT CURE IN ALL SUCH CASES, snd & healthy restoration of the genito-urinary organs, Oftice hours 9 to 12 8. m., 1 to 5, 6 to 9 p. m. . B. Persons unable'to visit us m treated at their homes by corresponden instructions sent by mail or ULTATION AND ADVICE, PER:ONAL: TER, PREF. ap for question list and eircular, address DR. SPINNEY & CO,, 105 8. 13th street Omaha J. B.HAYNES POWDER Absolutely Pure. 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We have opened the fall season with an enormous variety of business and dress suits. They embrace all the new styles and novelties of the season in WORSTEDS, CHEVIOTS AND CASSIMERES. Among the many special bargains we start in the scason with, we mention the following: 400 men’s all wool cassimere suits, heavy weight, of attractive greyish color, serge lined, aud well and substantially ma?le, $5,50. It may sound big to tell you that these suits are actually worth twice this amount, but an examination will convince you that we are not exage gerating, and you will have to admit that you never saw such a suit offered for less than $10, Another great surprise is our all wool corkscrew sack suit, elegantly made and trimmed, which we will sell for $6,50, No house ever sold such a suit for less than $12. These are only a few samples of what we have in store for you this season. All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price at Nebraska Clothing Company Cor. 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