Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 16, 1888, Page 5

LIBERALITY OF THE PEOPLE. The ‘‘Bee's” Heroine Fund Reaches Over $9,600. AND THE GOOD WORK GOES ON. The Roll of Honor Steadily Increas- ing—The Latest Contributors to the Heroines From Various Parts of Nebraska. The Owens' Sale, * Oama, Neb,, Feb. 15.—To the Editor of the Bee: The result of this afternoon’s sale at the Omaha stables for the benefit of the “Bee fund” is as follows: The pony donated by myself sold to ', D, Palmer for $30, allof which goes to Miss Royce. One half of tho proceeds of the pony do- nated by Bennie Eastman, sold to John~ An- derson for £0, the same to be equally divided between Miss Royce and Lena Woebbecke The road cart donated by the Omaha Cs riage and Sleigh company sold to A. C, Luke 20,50, 1 understand this smount goes to 1 wish to add that D. 8. M. Fretwell kindly volunteered his services as_ auctioncer and conducted the sale in o _musterly manner. 1 enclose my check for .50 her Two Sympathetic York Misses. Yonrk, Neb,, Feb, 1. the Editor of the Ber: Our sympathy has been aroused in re- gard to the heroines of the blizzard, but more especially do we single out little Lena Woeb- becke, as she is a little girl and an orphan. We are little girls oursclves and can imagine how sad would be our fate if we were situ- ated like Lena, therefore we have succeeded in wnmorlns together 85, which please apply L Woebbecke's fund, Hoping the y llm" will send in their Evaaxn Nerrie Dovar nty Scholars. SreLLa, Neb, Feb, 14.—To the Editor of the Bee: By request of Miss Anns Schantz, teacher of Pioneer school district No. 5, Richardson county, Nebraska, I inclose draft .27, all for Miss Royce. Every scholar ¢ 8chool gave something, and they want credit given through the Bek to Pioncer school district No. 5, Richardson county, Nebraska. Respectfully, M. A. VEacm Genoa's Contribution. GENOA, Neb., Feb, 15.—To the Editor of the Ber: Enclosed you will find draft for #0 for tho relief fund for Misw Loic Royce, the receipts of last evening's danci gret very much the inability to raise a lurgcr sum. Respectfully, J. A. OSBORNE, ———— THE ROLL OF HONOR. Those Who Have Recognized Courage and Devotion. LOIE ROYCE FUND, Amount previously reported. . B. & M. car repairers and olh Richardson Dies, ©. D, Layton’ Conductors __ Fremont, Elkhorn & Missourt Valley railfoad. . Omaha Panorama company . Blair M, E. church W. G. Albright.. Springtleld, Neb., Tist Prof. Hart, Holdredg: Long Pine, Neb., scholurs Union, Neb., list. Webber Bros., Wa Sale Henry L. Owens’® pon. Sale Ben Kastman’s pony., Sale Omaha Carriage & Sleig buggy . . Pioneer School Dist. No. 5, itichard- son county...... Citizens, Cedar Rapids, Nob Citizens, Schuyler, Neb....... J. A. Osborne, Genoa, Neb. .. Total.. TENA WOEBBECKE F Previous], reported. . Laura an &M 2BralarBaaB g2 o g g ) Ella Emken'u list. . & M. car repuirers and of Dloges C.D. La Oliver Wende Omaha Panorama Co, W. G. Albright.. *Willie Wilshire, Tincoln Viola Kobetich, Lincoln Leua Fisher, Lincoln, Congrogutional Sunday ‘school, Cani- Q’t kn x«'haulu ‘el bber Bros., Wayne, Nob. Eva and Néttie Douglas, York, Neb Citizens, Cedar Rapids, Neb..... .. Citizens of Schuyier, Neb.... Total.... THE CHIL] Previously reported, The Etta Shattuck Funds. The following is the condition of the Etta Shattuck fund: Previously ro) Springfield, Relief corps, Citizens of Schuyler By cash on hand Total.... The “Bee" The present condition of the funds opened by the BEE is as follows: Loie Royce. . Leun Woebbecke fund Minnie Freeman.. Westphalen monument fund. Etta Shattuck. Grand total.,. Lists of C The Bee will acknowledge all contribu- tions through these columns. All lists re ‘ceived, unless otherwiso directed, will be published in full with the name of évery con ributor. ‘These lists will be published as soon after tueir receipt as space will per- mit. BOARDERS AT A. R. HEN #1008, A, n(ublmmx 100/ Total ARAPAROR SCHOOLS. A0, Neb., Feb. 11.—T0 th Bee:' Enclosed find postoft for §13, the ol 1o Lena Woebbey “h!ll school. , Editor money ing from our child; fl! Grammar school..# 3 h 3 0| 200 Total . Mus. M. M. MuxGEn, Prin. Pub. School. POLICE LIST, Collected by Ofticers Ormsby and Sig- wart: Thos. Cormack Mike McCarty, 08, Ormsby 'll;ltk Most, 5L, A. Goldsmith .8 80 Pat Horrigan 50.Jobn Trumbul B James Gilbert, 100 u»nlu s lierka, i{m ‘Duncan. . + H. 8hoop . Alex. Osborno . o :J,‘Jnrm-s 0'Brien Gearie Hyd Curt ‘Arthur Pulaski 5/A. D. Green 10 Henry Haz 50 Joseph Rowies 50 Frank Walker. 50 Jobn MeDonal 50 Mike Whelan £egeee gl C. W. Smith ess¢ Newnuai. Temple.. |ml J.Danis..... l ® Tota. ‘GENEKOUS TRAVELENS. ' Hastixgs, Nob., Feb. 14.+-To llushhlor of Vo Hup: Encloséd find draft for ¥33 cou- £l gsg88 R s « ¥, tributed by the Republican valley traveling men to the Loie Ro, fund. You will also find a list bearing the names of the contrib- utors. OxE or ik “Bovs." H. G. Miller, (Chi- |C. B, Owen,Omaha .. 4100 Lou Levy, heaven- worth 0w Svasies . Grier, Grier House, Norton, 10| “ings 1o, FP Paxton, ast: Hor 1003, Horn, umuga W, H. Dildine 100W. H. Carse 100 aha Ce vllml ma- 100" na 100 L, M. 100 “Kunsas Cit; l(ll‘ 1 00f phuston, l‘r W Dickson, Red Cloud E. Hanna, Lincoln, G A, Wright, Lea. 5 Ygnworth J. 1. Deall nxnmm .« St ith, lhs:l clond Ed Allen, 8t Joe J. H. Stringfellow, Omaha. AMalirgsé ¢ o o X H!Nlm-, &t S Mier, 81 76 C. i Dinmond, 8¢, i ) F: Watervur, 2 W[ Total o817 Lrwis Bros. S BOARDING HOUSE. 50/L. M. Hummel. 51 ifenty Geest W ARD LisT Swobe and Mrs, Wil- 100 Guy, 500 W. Nast LU W 100 \Ir lmumm K. 5O0F. . all.. . Hen Gallagher. . 800 Canh Cash 00 Miss Bessle L 0 Blanche Lash. /1. 0. Knapp | yers & Dullmer. Sanghina o W 1llis Lovi Fulle 8.0, Onks Lovett. van i Mk bid ur) ’u.mn 5 Mrs.8. M. Fuller. 3 Sihoen s Geo. Fuller $ Dr. it. D, Hirsch CEDAR RAP CEDAR RaP torof the Be LIST. To the Edi- nclosed I hand 5, being the amount raised here in one day as contribution to the fund for the heroines of the late blizzard of Jan. 2 65 for Miss Royce and $18.60 for Miss becke. We are, porhaps, a_little slow, but being like the bodbugs, we have got there just the same and wish to ghow that we too appreciate the young ladies’ efforts in trying to save the little ones entrusted to her nd to also try and lighten the burden poor little girl who must have endured 80 much at the wercy of such a storm. Yours etc. M. O. CALLENDER, Cn.y Marshal. L. D. Groom ki 100 50 10 Beun 50 2 10 10 25 160 100 100 100 100 (3 50 28 " the Editor of the BEE zens of Schuyler, desir- ing to render (according to their means) a substantial proof of their heartfelt admira- tion for the noble and heroic school teachers (the three storm queens) of Nebraska, Miss Minnie Freeman, of Valley county, who fear- lessly braved the terrible ‘storm of January 12, and under the most trying civcumstances | she saw her sixteen pupils Miss Loulo TRoyce, of Pierce county, who in her daunt- less efforts to save the lives of her three pupils nearly lost her own, and was com- pelled to suffer the amputation of her feet; may the contributions for this brave young heroine continue until it has reached grand proportions, an amount sufficient for all earthly comforts. Miss Etta Shattuck, of Holt county, who in_her struggle for duty gave up her young life. The noble self-sac- rifice of these brave young teachers will long be cherished in the memory of the people of Nebraska, Enclosed find draft for 8 which plense credit _as ullow M nie Freeman, of Valley co Etta Shattuck, of Holt munw. 821 5«. Louic Royce, of Pierce .county, $107.02. Please acknowledge receipt of same. Mrs. 3.3, Riley with othor noblo ladies of this city did grand work in assisting to raise the above amount. The Omaha Bee is deserv- ing of the utmost praise for its untiring ef- forts in the noble work {may it continue until the fund has reached an awount sufficient for a lifo mairteuance for these heroines, and those dependent upon them: and the good work of the Omaha Be will not soon be for- gotten by the people who lmvc 3 generously contributed to the cause. . Kavsen. For Miss Royce, F. Faulkner Wm. Ste) Mi Teceipts fr R\ Penny (uud ot llll Schuyle Total For Miss Shattuck. Wi, Stevens.. ...§ "ml(‘rmm\ Rudell 1 | n.' H. T, Hodsdon L >, 0. Cannon, B0|Georgie De Cou.! . Howard 1. 50 Minnie Heath. Parsons. ({4meron 50 & Poplar 50/A. Condray. 3 Miss1da Tolior: as !u Ows : Om'mlul lo Miss Freeman and two-thirds to Miss Roy Il rris Palmer 200w, W, .. Hownrd T ol Yo Piekett WA Antea 1 00lJosoph Crouch Kdwaal amhofer 1 00K, dshenhover . Smith Smith. . L Phelps.. 100 Judige Grimson. Cooper. A. Pence, Fort Sidney Lists. HSOPITAL CORPS. Clarsnca Ewen, A M. Potts... §AP. & nest. sur. ‘m.eForrest v, 31 00 Joh M Turg kol Louls Martin. Tosp'tl stews , ol C.T. Kennedy Lk . COMPANY G TWENTY-PIRST INFANTRY. Boyle osteel . 10 Black Wells Colling |mm|\ D Binar Deegan’ ood 2 Funk. ... 10 COMPANY A TWENTY-FIRST INFANTRY. ....8300J0s, Fagan. T.. 200 John Haws. 200M. Hefr Total Fred Milior i Wm. Moore... ... ) B k 1 0stiman l.m oy 1A M. 1 £ Van Teapp Jisg, Anderson “Hertrand ar Raymond. . 10, Sandborn. .«n(,..mel ood . 50 Harry Cliv 50 James N, Rumbie 50 William Kemp. .. ander Foster. A B T, Sullivan. 20 Cash.. o) 5| Total, XD BAND 0 the fund raised for . Pruefer. }hvln‘ri«)ll 1 Gathiens COMXANY E, TW Ieminger, Murphy . Moonan Mellin Honan MeMich Moulton. Schmidt. 100 Me Br ‘Total . .. The Holdrege Entertainment. Hovontoe, Neb, February 11.—To the Editor of the Ber: I enclosc you draft for #10.40, being net proceeds of heroine benefit ball given under the auspices of the Hold- rege trombone band, Friday cvening, Feb- ruary 10, to be distributed as follows: Loie Royce..... Lena Woebecke Minnic Freeman $24 00 10 00 6 40 80 40 The opera house, music, callor and printing all donated. ors. T. M. Hopewood, county superintendent of instruction, donatiug pro- ceeds of three dozen bouquets. Lew WEBER, Jit, Notice. Several lists of contributors have been omitted from this issue owing to a lack of space. Each, however, will be published. If your list does not appear in this issue it will be published as soon as possible. The Ice Bridge at Niagara has formed and many people have al- ready crossed the river upon it below the falls. * The scene from Falls View. where the Michigan Central train stop is one of remarkable beauty and grand- eur. The emerald watersof the falls, with the angry rapidsabove'and the rain bow tinted spray below, with gigantic icicles hanging from the cliffs and the trees and shrubs on the shores and Goat island covered with curious ice forma- tions, with the wild mass of icebergs stretching over the turbulent waters where the Maid of the Mist sails in summer, all combine to form a spectaclo seldom to be seen and worthy of & lengthy journey. ST AN INJUNCTION GRANTED. Judge Doane Issues an Important Order to the Mayor and Others. Attorneys E. W. Simeral, Hall and McCul- loch, representing the Bee Publishing com- pany, appeared before Judge Doane in the district court yesterday afternoon and ap- plied for an order of injunction restraining the city of Omaha, through her responsible agents, Mayor W. J. Broatch, St. A. D. Bal- combe, chairman of the board of public works, and the school district from annulling or setting aside the plans and specifications of Architect E. E. Myers on the city hall, or frowm accepting or adopting the plans or spec- ifications of any other architect. The application is based on six different clearly and concisely cut and stated reasons, the first of which is embraeced in the fore- going paragraph, and the others are as fol- lows: 2. Or from removing or destroying the basement and sub-basement aiready erected upon lots 5 and 6 in b ock 116, A 8. From paying or causing to be paid to said Reagan Bros., or their assigns, any money out of the said city hall fund for the erection of said basement and sub-basement until such time as the architect, E. E. Mycrs, shall approve of the work already done under the contract with the Regan Bros. rom purchasing or contracting for the purchase of any other real estate in the city of Omaha for the erecting of the city hall building on any other grouna than lots 5 und 6 as aforesaid. 5. And that said school district and said oficers, agents and employes be sustained from annuling the contract heretofore en- tered into it and the city of Omaha for the erection of the city hall on said lots 5 and 6 or entering into a contract for the erection of a city hall or upon any other lots in said city. 6. And for such other and further relief as this court may deem just and proper, Accompanying thése reasons are a large number of other documents, namely the proc- lamation of ex-Moyor Boyd, the contracts with Myers, Reagan Brothers, the school district and other important proofs and alle- gations, As soon as the matter was laia before Judge Doane he promptly granted the injunc- tion and the usual three days was allowed in ‘which an answer to it can be filed. HOW REAGAN BROTHERS FIGURE. The contract between the city and Reazan Brothers for the work to be done on the base- ment and sub-basement of the city hall was $15,640, but through a peculiarity in the way suring, seemingly patent to themsel present a statement which has para- vz0d the city engineer and completely astoundod the bo&n¥of public works. Reagan Brothers have manipulated the figures in a way that affords them to say that the work yet remaining to be done can be finished for 3,820, which experts say is as ridiculous as itis impracticuble. But the broadness of their cheek and the iron of the Reagans’ nerve is better displayed in the itemized statement which they sent into the council lust Tuesday night in the name of their ap- pendage, Brennan & Co. According to the! way of keeping books they have done $4, worth of work ou the building, which does include a “bill of extras” amounting to 04.24, and interest in the sum of F84.50, miking in all a grand total as their clain against the city of $53.197.74, upon which they have received $19,256.32, thercby leav- ing the city indebted to them in the sum of £54,851.42." The injustness of this claim was 50 Apparent that even the councilmen could not let it slip through without the inspection it demands, and which the taxpayors insist shall be complete and thorough. “THE MIDWAY,” Corner Grand and W’yommg Avenues, Kearney, Nebraska Finest in the State outS|de of Omaha. Proprletor. Opened, Wednesday, February 15th, 1888. T. C. Brainard, A DAIRY REVOLUTION. An Old Army Officer Makes a Wonder- ful Discovery. Anold army major at Crab Orchard, who is well known in Omaha and other parts of the state, claims to have made one of the greatest dairy discoveries of the age, whic! if true, will revolutionize butter-making, By the use of an innocuous plant he says he can convert a pound of milk into a pound of but- ter. For the past two or three months he has been experimenting with the plant, and in every instance has been successful. The product is said to be equdl to the best cream- ery butter. In Crab Orchard, where he has soid this new butter, he finds & ready sale for the article, it being pronounced superior to the average dairy product. The plant which is used in the butter making process is & com- mon one on every farm and the discovery of its dairy value was accidentally made. The major i making arrdngements to secure a caveat for the new process, and until he is thus protected by the patent law he does not desire to have his name mentioned. 1f the discovery is all he claims it to be the major hus struck something botter than @ gold mine. T Ruddy and Healthy. TRinsing the mouth with SOZODONT, after cleansing the teeth with it, ren- ders the fi\lmn if flageid, pale and sensi- tive, hard ruddy and strong. Of the beautifying action upon the teecth of this inimitable dentifrice,the world has known for thirty years. Breyitics. Miss Irene Anderson, 619 Pierce street, fell on the slippery payement near her home yesterday and dislocated her elbow. The Tmperial club gave a masquerade for its }uurth dance of the season at the Saunders street hall. Some fifty couples were present with the usual fantastic costumes. The club is composed mainlyof North Omaha people and they always enjoy them- selves. The fifth and best of the Hyperion club this season was the leap year party given by the ladies who have have attended the dancesof the club this winter. Fifty-five gentlemen with their lady escorts were in attend- ance and the gentlemen ali agreed that the ladies had in every way eclipsed them in their previous parties. The dance as usual was held in Masonic hall. The main building of the Anheuser- Busch brewing company will be erected this season. Work will be commenced the first of spring. The contracts were awarded yesterday, the pnnmylc ones beihg to Bailey & ()lc on and Valentine Knock. The supervising architect will be Henry Voss. The building will cosi $75,000. The grand mask ball given by the Concordia society at Germania hall was a brilliant affair. Nearly one hundred and fifty couples were present and represented the bighest German socicty of Omaha and Council Bluffs. The dancing hall was magnificently decor- ated with German colors, rare flowers and smilax. The toilets of the ladies were simply exquisite, and the charac- ters assumed by all of the guests were unique and elegant. The maskers showed great taste in the selection of costumes. A full account of this really elegant affair will be given in the Sun- dny Bee. (3 — - Safe, permanent and complete are the cures of bilious and intermittent dis eases, made by Prickly Ash Bitters, Dyspepsia, general debility, habitual constipation, liver and kidney com- plaints are speedily eradicated from the system. It disinfects, cleanses and minates all malar Health and vigor are obtained move: rapidiy and permanently by the use of this great natural antidote than by any other rem- edy heretofore knowa. As'a blood pur- ifier and tonic it brings health, re- newed energy and vitality to a worn and diseased body, —_—— Personal agraph: N. Beck, of Chicago, is a guost at the Puan Isanc Baker, of Chicago, is registered at the Paxton. Edward Bodenhausgr, of New York, Is at the Paxton. Mr. and Mrs. T. Kleine left for Hot Spris Ark., and will be absént three months, P. E. ller has returned from Cincinnati, where he attended a meeting of the whisky trust. P. H. Smyth, of Philadelphia, and W. D Jones, of Fort Plain, N,Y.,are stopping ut the Paxton, At the Millard hqtél: Oliver W. Mink, Bostoh, Mass.; W. D, Lnnuln, St. Joseph; E. L. Cannon and wife, Rawlins, W L Kaley, Red Cloud; F. Bigler, Detroit. Colonel Curtis has returnéd from Wash ington, where he had been some weeks visit- ing his aged mother, who died some time ago Mrs. Curtis remains in New York and the colonel's sister und children are still in Washington. Miss Helen Blythe and the following mem- bers of her company are at the Hotel Bar- ker: Miss da Lawrence, Miss Vera BBe. dell, Miss Pauline Iixoher, Miss Annic Lloyd, and Messrs., Howard Jar Brown, Whitman Osgood, and J. £, Krill M. C. Jones, one of Paxton llagher's popular traveling men has just returned from a successful trip of thirty days in the *far west.”" After enjoying a good night's rest, M. C. went down and purchased a new silk tile of the most approved pattern. Investi gation d pea the fact that the cau an advance of $100 on some west si owned by Mr. Jones, caused by & rum a large canuing’ fuctory would be located iw Freusnt. A Favorite With Burglars. Mr. Catlin, who keeps a grocery at Charle: | and Thirticth street, seems to be a favorire subject towards whom burglars direct their attention, During the past four months his store has been burglarized three times, and last night another attempt was made, Mr. Catlin was on deck, however, and was loaded r He opened fire on two men who were endeavoring to effect an entrance. Un- fortunately none of his shots took effect. ——— It is a Curious Fact That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medigine than atany sea- son. Hence the importance of taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the most good. It isreally won- dertul for purifying pnd _enriching the blood, creating an_appetite, and giving a healthy tone to the whole system. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. e Sumbor Stanford; of California, em- lf's three or four private secretaries, and to one of them he turns over his en- tiro sonatorial salary of 85,000 and mileage. e Housekeepdrs in New Jersey have been sharply awakened to the sense of their responsibility in the removal of ice and snow from their s\duv\alkuby fines of 8500 each. — The state of Sonora, Mexico, levies a tax of $2 on every baby born within its limits, and charges the farmer 5 eents for every chicken he raises and 50 cents for every sheep. Ttssuperior excellenca proven in milli ns ot homes for more than u quarter of & century. 1t 18 used by the United btates Government.” Rn- dorsed by the heads of the Great Universities as the Strongest, Purest and most Healthful. Dr, Price’s Cream Baking Powder does not contain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. 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