Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 7, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. | Oleson takes Thursday, The funeral of Edward place from Drexel & Maul's, at2p. m. Friends invited, Mrs. Henry S. Norman, of St. Paul, Minn., has written to the chief of police | here concerning her husband who has mysteriously disapoveared here. Miss Georgia M. DeCon, who has just | completed a course at Valentine's short hand institute, has accepted a position s stenographer with the Emerson Seed company, of this city. The high wind of down rge cottonwood near the dence of A. Hall on Capitol avenue. It fell against the kitehen, damaging the building to the extent of and alarming the in- mates, A larg Monday blew tree standing posed, and enthu- siastic audience favored the coucert of the Walnut Hill band with its presence T y night at the Christian church, Nicholas and Dale cets. The pro- gramme was finely given and most of picces received encores. Miss Jeannie Kosl s pinno solo, va ions of “Home, Swe Home,” received a well-merited encor s trio by the young ladics. W boys scemed to be ve ased with themselves and the audience e rso McDona kindl Paragraphs, J. D 1, Fremont, isa Paxton gucst. 1, Purkis, of We Paxton, 1. M. Phillips rotu yesterday W. A. Johnson, of K at the Millard. Mr. and Mrs. J. D, are at the Murray. Judee Dundy, of the United States circuit court, is on the'sick list. Hon. C. H. Van Wyck, of Nebraska City, is stopping at the Paxton. Rev. J. V. Lewis, post chap Niobrar: terod at the Mitlard. P. W. Henrich and George H. Spear, of Columbus, are stopping at the Murray. G, W. Greer, V. ( rman_and B, W, tle, of Sioux City, arc at the Paxton.a Colonel M. Hiryant thio army, accom anicd by his wife, is stopping at the Mur ing Water, is at the 1ed from Washington ney, is registered Clarke, of Papillion, ain_at Fort of I C. Howe cock and the Millard, of and . A. Bab 1 , are at who died last taken yesterday ton, la., buriai. The body of Frank Monday evening, g by his brother to Burlin Thi The Omana E brate the third aunivers tion of thewr lodge to-night. proposed to have a little spread with toasts and music, It Suits Hin County Treasurer Bolln was asked yester- day what he thought of th reply said: “With one exception I think it a good thing. It will be a bigger job, how- ever, than one expert ean handle. Then t salary is 100 su You ean't get much of an expert for §1,500 a ye: ) el For the Poor. The owners of the buildings recently de- stroyed by the falling of the cast wall of the Meyers building announce that the old tim- ber is at the disposal of the poor. They are welcome to what the, vy and haul away., ms, who' has the overhauling of yer building, will set 100 men to work this morning. To Meet the Combine. As was foreshadowed by the Burlineton, it has reiustated its overland Chicago-Den- ver train on the Omaha route instead of via Plattsmouth, This is done to counteract the combine of the Union Pacific and the Chicago & Northwestern whereby the ‘‘Denver ex- press’’ was put in service, taking effect Sun- day next. The Southerland Hotel Burned. ‘Che Southerland, Fla., hotel was burned yesterday, involving a 10ss of about 835,000, two-thirds of which was covered™ by insur- ance, Mr. C. T, Tayior, who, with other Omahans, is interested in the southern town, arrived therc a day before the fire. He tele graphed Mr. W. hriver to-day of the loss, addine that the hotel was full at the time of tho iire. Collarcd by the Stars. George Peterson and Thomas Hagan, a couple of sncak thicves and vagrants, were each sentenced to the county jail for twenty days. Miko Johuson, a tough who was recently arrested for complicity in_a safe blowing vase, was rearrested for being drunk and_gave the oficer a terrible tussle before he was overpowered. He was fined $42,50. General Western Freight Agents. The local freight agents of the railroads eentering in this city metat the Millard hotel yesterday and effected a pormanent organiza tion. Daniel E. King, contracting agent of the Missouri Pacific, was made permanent secre- tary. The organization will be known as the ‘'General Western Agents association.” It has adopted the by-laws and constitution of a similar order in New York. Mecetings will be held at regular intervals in the future for the purpose of considering local freight mat- ters, e O'Keeffe Will Protest. The vault row, raised several days ago among the county commissioners, is not over yet by any means, Thoe board's minutes of the meeting in wh action was taken al- lowing the Pauly claim, were made up terday and will bo read at the next s meeting, Commissioner O posen then to fle @ protest against paying he considers an excessive biil, and will attempt, 8o he says, to prove any charges or claim$ ho may make, The Platte Ahead, The report of rifie practice in the army has made its appearance, and from it are taken tho following feutures: The Department of the Platte stands first in skirmish firing and second in firing at known distances, The Department of Columbia sccond and first, that of Texas third and third, that of Dakota fourth and fifth, that of California ifth and sixth, that of Arizona seventh and eighth, that of the - East eighth and seventh in skirmish fiving and fiving at known dis- tances rospectively. e— Fixing a Tarifr, So far as Omaha is concerned all evi- donces of the express rate war will be wiped out after to-day. The local manager of the Adams company received instructions from his people yesterday morning to join the others in stablishing rates, Iu consequence all the local managers, representing Wells- Fargo, the Pacific, American aud Adams, had a meeting yesterday afternoon and fix Ing up a schedule of rates, which they ex- lmrt 10 put iuto effect to-morrow. The new ariff will be $4.50 between Omaha and w York and $2.50 between Omaha and Chicago. Free With Knives. Fannie Harris, the colored prostitute, who recently attempted to kill her lover for pa; ing attentions to another colored lady, figures sgain in another stabbing scrape, this time Fannie being the victim, She and Mollie Pettis another dusky strumpet, were both candidates for the affection of a white lover, snd Fannie catured the prize. This an- gered Mollie, and while Fannie wus on her way from a saloon to her stopping place Mollie and another female followed her. The confederato siezed the victim and Mollio lied & dufgar but managed to stab Fannie guu ouce, leaving a hideous cut on the fore- head. ‘The assaulted female then managed 1o free herself and made good her escape. Both Mollie and Fannio were arrested and finea each $12.50. Moliie paid her fine, but Faunie being unable to do o, is still in jail pursing new wounds BILLY MORAN IN LINCOLN. Stratagem Resorted toto Lead Him to the Asylam. Commissioner Mount and Jailor Miller had recourse to ingenuity to get Billy Moran into the asylum at Lincoln without letting him know that he was to be confined there. After arriving there they proposed a visit to Dr. Knapp, superintendent of the institation, to which Billy readily consented provided they would also goout to Hyersville and make a call on his old friend Hyers, ex warden of the penitentiary. This proposition was agreed to and the party, seated in an open carr started for the asylum. As they neared the solemn-looking building and drove along its front, Mount attracted the youn, man’s attention to objects in opposite direction ~ to keep him from sceing the iron-barred windows until they reached the main entrance which loads to Dr, Knanp's oftice. When thoy went in and Billy saw the doctor, he raised his arm and asked Knapp to feel his pulse. Then he caught sight of the scales and ir d on boing weighed, The doctor announced his weight at 138 pounds, and got himself into trouble. Moran dis. puted the correctness of the scales, and had them adjusted to his actual heft, 14) pounds. Auaiin b nted the doctor to examine him and at e was all right. “You have to stay here with replied the doctor. 'tdo ity must I an me a few days' ‘ o for Minneapolis aha writes ut Dr, and o, of Or yOu must, me a “Yes, “AlLright, then, Tl stay. At this moment one of the attendants said to him: *Come up stairs and sce my room. (. goue upstairs Mot slipped out, drove aw: feft Moran there, ~ He had, in the meantime, however, said that Dr. Knapp could keep him three days, but no longe Billy's motl sars old, is nearly prostrated ove ate condition of hier only son. ited him taken to aprivate asylum, but when told that she could visitand stc him here much oftencr than if he was 500 miles from home, the consolation in that fact g sved her mind Miller quietly Beecham's Pills cure bilious and nervous ness, — - IH\I\UI T. Some Disreputable Work Alleged to Have Baen Done By an Officer. Saturday afterncon Eugene Stevens, eleven-year-old eash boy in Kelly & Stei dry goods establishment, found a purse ¢ ng £20 1 gold on Dodge stires bet Twefth und Thirteenth streets. T also coutained a small amount of change. An officer saw the boy when he picked up the treasure anfl tool it from him. 1t now trans pires that the oflicer, whose name could not wined, gently stored the e away in his inside pocket, and failed to it to police headquarters, or « , who is in the to Chief S concerning the m cerning the affair that he was_inv was 1ot res oilicer who boy was at the told what he kn which was as above. een purse nploy of the above v Saturday night u questioned con- ¥, the chief stated the report, but Advice to Mothers. Mrs. Winslow's Soottuing syrup should al- ways be used for children teethinz. It sooth i ays all paia, lic, und is the best remedy for 4 bot curesfwind ¢ diarrhcea. Mrs. Steinreide’s 9 Mrs. Steinride, whose ehild was stolen last week by her husband, Prof. J. J. Steinreide, of Des Momes, and who was unjustly ar- rested just after the abduction on the charge of stealing a pair of diamond earrings from Mrs. J. N. Wheeler, has returned to kitchen work at Florence. She has suffered from the arrest, and although the family where she is working is reported to be too poor to pay her v she is unable to secure worlk clsewhere. She is without proper clothing, and has no money. She has written to her wealthy uncles ‘at Lexmngton, Ky, and Guatemala, Central America, for help, and it is probable that the former will come in person and sece that J. N. Wheeler is prosecuted for her false imprisonment. An cffort will also bo made to restore to her again her littie girl who was the alleged vic- tim of her lecherous father on Thauksgiving day. Action_will also be brought to securc part of the §150,00), which s siid to bo her own proverty, ¢ her Rusband, Mys, Steintiodo says sho is arrad to go to Des Moines until her uncle comes, us once Steinriede beat her and jumped on Ner, Some favor a tariffl for revenue only, some a tariff with incidental protection, and some a taviff for protection, per se; but a large majority favor the free use of Salvation Oil for cuts and bruises. An endless chain of certificates verify the ellence of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup. Price 25 cents, e Preventing Fraud in Coal Selling. Tuesday night, 1 the council, an ordin- ance was introduced to regulate the sale and weighing of coal. It provides that 100 pounds shall be known as a hundredweight, and that twenty of these shall constitute a ton. It also provides that “all persons and corpora- vions engaged in selling coal shull furnish a certificate, signed by the seller of the coul, showing the weight thereof and - tho weight of the vehicle convoying the same. Any per- son selling less than 2,000 pounds fora ton shall be fined not less than §5 nor more than £100 for each offense, In the event of any driver or servant fraudulently disposing of any part of a load of coalafter the same shall have been weighed, the firm shall be exon- erated and the driver fined not less than £ nor more than §50. The buyer of coal shall liave the right to for the weighing of coal on the city scales, and if the weight be correct the purchaser shall pay the cost of weighing. 1f not, the vender shall pay for it.”" all OVER THE WATER TO CHARLEY. Wooed and Won in Germany and Married in Nebraska. Among the sengers arriving over the Missouri Pacific yesterday from the east was aprety little rman girl, Bertha Schuld y name, She was met at the car plat- form by a man, and in an instat she was in his warm embrace. Hers is a romantic story Nineteen y ago Bertha Schuldfeldt saw the light of day in a little vine-clad cot tage near famous Bingen-on-the-Rhine. Among her first rece jons was Franz Bernecker, a school and play mate two years her senfor, The two grew up together and the youthiful friendshin was matured mnto a stronger feeling as the years advanced, and when Bertha was seventeen and Franz nine teen he confessed his love for lic Schuldfeldt, her father, and asked | ge. Tt was ‘the old, old story, f the rich and proud father and the poor suitor who had but his sulary as a clerk to depend upon, The stern old fathier had grown to comfortabie circum stances by daily serving the traveling public who put ap at his small inn and he had higher aspivati r hisonly child. The young lover was repulsed with stern words and was ordered to neve or speak 1o his aflanced again, AL first the young lovers woere nearly heart broken,but the buoyant spirit of youth soon asserted’ itself and they began devising ways and means of seeing and com- ting with each other without the knowledire. A maiden ludy who for a small remuneration taught the polite usages of sociuty, music and drawing to the daughters of tho better middle class familios in the 1 borhood included Bertha among her pupils, and to her the youag pe: con fided their sec Although fearing the result to herself, if discovered, she promised to aid them all in her power. Thercafter the lovers met daily in the dingy little parlor of their friend, and there it was deeided that zshould go to America, that great coutinont beyond the seas, where all men beecome rich and _pros verous, and when he had acenmlated snfil cient of this world’s goods he was to send 1o the old coun iis sweetheart and she was to join his decided upon they lost no o c out their p Their pa wd ana tearful one, it was br iby tho thought that soon they would meet again never to part. Young B¢ cr came to New York, joined @ other young German at Omaha, and tozeth they took up a fari near Lincoln, Neb, he world pr for the young lover, and two in one fort 4 joyfu v from Haminurg 1o Oma ‘The couple took last evening's tr Lincoln, where they will be married. One Fact lumu of rhetovic sma It \Ilmu 1y said an fact, ¢ usands awiila de nd other dis- from impur blood. 1 overcomes that tired feeling, u g appetite, and gives ery partof the system. Is worth a can shed by the of pe cure s is strength THE COURT ¢ Two Answers to Petitions—-A Lot of Judgments. Hurd & Co., dofendants in t 2 vs. the Adams & Bridge ¢ George B. case of Brid pany, tiled an s in o hse of pre J appointuent roceiver, 1 for by Charles F. Bridges. They claim that no grounds for the appointment of a 1 sxisted, ved to exist by . created and time, bec v Claims aue him and asked for seou The Herald publishing c to mu petition “of fibel, article tion was lice. in writton without u County Court. When Judge Shields returned y from Sioux Falls he found a crowd litigants waiting for him. Judgments were en in the cases of . N. Deitz for $41.53; Mullin Bros. Soucr for 857, anl_Charles Stei b M. I Blanchard for #57, all in favor of the plaintiffs. vs. A handsome complexion is one of the greatest charms a woman can possess Pozzoni’s Complexion Powder give OMA HA souTH ot Monthly School Report. Superintendent A, A. Munroe furnishes the following school report for the month just closed: Pupils registered: Boys 413, girls 410, total 823, Averaging number be- longing to the schools, 664, Average daily attendance, 610. Percentage of attendance, boys 9 1s Tardy marks, boys 9 girls 4. Hours and minutes tardy, 11 hou 5 minutes. Corporal punishment, 1. Neither absent nor tardy, boys . girls total 166, 'Visitors, 40. The superintendent and teachers are: Superintendent, A. A, Munr sistant principal in the High school, Miss' Mary [, Spanlding; nth grade, Miss Dora k. quires Iift0 and Sixth grades, Miss Mabel L. Silver; Fourth grade, Miss Nettie M. Prichard; Tuird grade, Miss Gertrude ond grade, Miss Maud I Miss Ag s, Mary Miss Lottie Moore ccond grade, Miss Mary Cus hird ward, Miss Ella G. Batos Third grade: izabeth Sharpe; p saulding; Brown park. Yourth ward, Miss Between thirty and forty members ate tended the nanon club meeting Tuesday night, A resolution was pussed to incorporate Is better than any soap ; lnndxer, finer, more effective, more for the money, and in the form of a Takes, as it were, the fal LOUI‘ convemence. Eowdcr for ric in one and, the dirt in the other, and lays them apart—com- paratlvely speaking, washing with littlework. Asit saves the worst of the work, so it saves the worst of the wear, It isn't the use of clothes that makes them old before their time; it is rubbing and straining, out by main strength, For scrubbing, ;rr] tting the dirt ouse-cleaning, washing dishes, windows and glassware, Pearline has no equal, Over One Million Families Use it. Beware they are not, and besides are dan; sold by all zood grocers, 16 Peddlers and some unscrupulous offering imitations which they claim to be Pearl- ine, or ** the same as Pearline,” I1T'S FALSE— rous. PEARLINE is never peddled, but ufactured ouly by JAMES PYLE, New York grocers are s a————— the club and thesmame Emanon was adopted, The incorporating board of directors consists of president, Atthur W. Saxe; vice-presi dent, James G. Martin; secretary, Dr. C. E C. Smith; and Méssrs, J. E. Coluon, Z. Cud dington, E. T. Rarnsworth, Hollis 1. Hogle, Colonel B, P, Sawage and Fred M. Smith, The constitution and by-laws of the Omaha club were adopted with slight changes and amendments, Tectric Light Company Meeting The regular meéting of the clectric light company was held Monday afternoon. The contracts with the city and witt the Georgo H. Hammond Packing company were read and the secretary was directed to close the same. The secretary repor net earnings of 6 per cent for the first quarter and the stock books were ordered closed for one month, Notes Abc C. 1. Daviels, the fiom fowa C pain ty and will son will make 18 10 100k after his busin flying visit to 58 interests brothers del \ N stroot this ded wavon upsot Petitions are be walks on J street ar z walks, leading irch very wagon broke an morning and the for side Dot hay ssbyterian circulated rer streets to the Pr to Rev, 3 at wost of the cvening of the Bmanon will bo for the eleetion NS tion of other bus iness. /. Saxe desires the at tend L ton, proprietor of Jour the corner the Drovers room and n Barey block, N and soventh streets and will remove the so0on as the rooms are completed. rst annual ball of the Soath Omaha waiters, given in Hunt's hall Tues- day night wa social success, Tiie attendance was not ns large a8 was expected bu every other way the dance was up to fevery expectation. Some stock cars st the switch near Oberne Hos| i hout 10 o'cloci Tuesday nizh efore the departy was supposed L No particular fire cinders, The from done M tion to. Jeft leg is in badly frozen. train and was insensiblo s, but the con in his injured cona Seventeenth rs Mr Conufi s going to Counci to mend Al.u\m,:n' was rel Conufl is in widated coudt His hane 1red and his ion cet this s he fell off Bluf's himn fit 1in WIS 1 navigateon tho st Oklahom b, 0 ny in this r offic siden somers. sociation wa , and last 18 1e the folle G. Smith, prosident: Wost, tr 1o give $10.00 asn and the ofiicers hope to start. the proposed dut @ point n and the South Canadian viver, colony is on ar Tort Reno Absolutely Pure. aries, A mazvelof pur 053, More eeonomic Xlnds, and cannot be sold in ) maltitudos of Tow”cost powders. Sold 12 or never competition with short weight e only in cans, A Nebr:iskn Nat wnl Bank U. 8. DhPOSITDEY, OMAHA, NEB. Paid Up Capital.. 100,000 urplus. . 50,000 i Banking Oftice — THE IRON BANK, and Farnan Sts, nking Business Transacted, YATE A TOUZALIN, A Gener: "CALIFORNIA! THE LAND OF DISCOVERIES. e — FORNI [l 'mc ONLY~— ARANTEED : FOR CATARRH lAHIUJNE MEQ:Co¥ 0 ROVILLE CA ASTE = BEATSTOCON G 16 R GoLY NSUMP (a ' fimk, CoticKs, 4%0‘“"0\%/318;1;)%%1 0(‘“55“ DISEASESTTHRO a2y L U Nflos —gb}f} .& GurralH Send for cmulnfll ..[hnhgt r9 2 Santa Abie : and : Cat-R- Cule For Sale by Goodman Drug Co. A GLEAN SWEEP. Our spring goods are already on the way and we must make room for them. The balance of our winter goods must be closed out resardless of cost or value. We shall offer for the next few days unheard of bargains in all departments. Yon cannot make a better investment than to buy of us anything in the heavy weight line, even if you should have to put it away for next winter. The greatest bargain to which >ants, and $2.75. Deparrment all The immense sale we many odd pants on our hands. the cream of all bargains. which will match well with most we had on suits the any coat and ve draw attention this week is a lot of last two weeks has left a great These are offered now at prices which make them Elegant Cassimere Pa n{ , of neat and tasty patterns, t, at $1.90, $2.25, $2.50 Regular these pants wonld cost more than double. goods and garments of a wintry character must ab<olutely be dis. odd suit In our Boys’ posed of and the prices are cut so as to clear them out as speedily as possible. We offe prices. We have to Mhis week onr entire do this weather will not move them. tock of Winter in order to get rid of Se Caps at almost “giving away” them, eral hundred dozen excellent Knit Caps for Men as the unseasonable and Boys, which under ordinary circumstances should sell for 85¢, will be sold at 15 CENTS., A large lot of gennine Imported Scotch Caps in different colors, high and medium crown, at 25¢. The regular price for such caps is e and 60c. PLAIN FIGURES AND ONE PRICE, Nebraska Glothing Compan Corner 14th and Douglas Streets, Omaha, Surc Curebl' Egl“‘}flcgé;t,flll'?: J] 186 So. The Regular 01d-Established HoPHY Is still Treating with the Greatest SKILL and SUCCESS ” AI AT aX el cm ohic, Nervvn and Private Diseases. B NLR\OUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, e nd perhaps Consumption or fically by new methods with Failing Memery, Exhausting' Drains, T Dreams, Head and Back Ache and all the 10 carly decay Insanity, zited #e-SYPHIL 23~ KIDNE Gonorrhoea, of the Genito. inury to Stomach &9~ No experi portant. Cons ricture, Varicocele and al inary Organs cured prouplly Age a tation free and sacred. Clark St, IGIAN AND SURGEOH lexperience ime nd 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on :renic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases 25~ Those content mps). Consult th Afriendly letter or call may save futurc me,and add golden years to cret) Errors, socents (stamps). ngs set cv Hours, 8108, Sun F. D. 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ADOLPH BOISSEVAN & CO., dam, Kolland, W banking Soourities B ynd sold on ¢ Foreign exchanges, Land trazolor's lotters of credit Orders for b and stocks exesuted un eon n in Loadon and on wll Contineatal Bou s of Railwa, tate, City und Corporas EL L OW SIGNS, YELLOW TUBS Use ‘‘Peerless Brand” BALTIMORE I‘;-eah Raw Oysters, ed and packed with cleanliness & care by C. . PEARSON &, GO, Baltimere, Md They are the best, Ask yous Grocer from thei, DREXEL & MAUL, (Successors o John G. Jacobe.) Undertakers and Embalmers id At the old sta Farnum St, Orders by raph s welephion T. E. CILPIN, FIR [NSURANCE BRoen, Room 63 Traders' Build CHICACO. ofolitan Natjaal Roterences— wo & Co. Wl bin KU [HE BEST VOTHE WORLD - L ow RICES! A ) AN L .) i {HAY © 3VSICHDEAY:EA