Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 23, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BER: TUESDAY APRIL 23. 1889 THE CITY. Al of the city offices were closed yes- terday. Fire slightly damaged a store at Twenty-fourth and Cumings yesterday evening. Arie Fletcher is in the toils on the torls on the charge of stealing $10 from Mattie Reed. Robert Hackert, a Bohemian, was placed in the county jail, yesterday, on account of being insane. H. H. Reed was arrested last night for beating Hattie Anderson, a Ninth street fairy of the frail order. Officer Cullen yesterday captured a bundle of soiled linen, markod with the ame **Clausen,” in a Tenth street hall- . & thirteen-vear-old boy, last night charged with breaking into the dressing room at the ball park. All persons who have lost carpenter tools during the past six months are re- qm-slz-ll o 1 at Chief Seavey’s office at 11 a. m, to-day. Step! lwn.nlmwvn a plonecr of Casey, , and well \mnun in Omaha, died .his home on the 17th inst., after a Ivrwf illness, aged seventy yea It is claimed that the sidewalks on Farnam street be stween y-second and Twenty-thicd and between Twenty- eighth and Twenty-ninth need re- pairing. Sergeant Frederick 1. Wild, of com- pany B, \uuln'rvnlh infantry and ;zmml mon Drum, of company H, S u\nthmlunll\ who have been heve for examination for promotion, have been ordered to return to their posts. Robert Hacket. a young man_subject to spells of insanity, was taken into cus- tody by Sheriff Coburn Sunday evening, at 1408 South Fourteenth street, and lodged in the county j Then he was apparently entirely out of his mind, but seemed rational enough yesterday. A man wamed Dan Thompson was soen by the police coming out of Krat- K. lodging house at 108 South Tenth 8 st with a bottle of b under his coat, and the officers scared him into surrendering it to them and admitting that he bought it from Kratl The chief clerk of the r: service rec ed documents notifying him that I, S ton, and J. H. Violet, 1 nport, Neb., have been appointed to positions on the B. & M. line. Cohn will run hetween Fairmont and Chester, and Violet be- tween DeWitt and Superior. y mail Cohn,_Sut- Personal Paragraphs, Eli Perkins is at the Paxton, Governor Thayer will be day. W. W. D. Fargo, of St. Murra Senator Church the city. D. W. Hiteheock, of San Fr the Paxton, H. Carter and brother, of Sidney, at the Barker. ollis, of Leavenworth, is stopping in the aity to- Paul, is at the Howe, of Auburn, is in isco, is at Ta., are at n.L Mu rand Island, is Lee Chi Ke and Chow Foo, of Canton, China, are at the Millard. L. A. Bombordner, of Falls City, Neb., is stopping at the Barker. A. W. Clark, I, A. Jenkin and M. J. Suili- van, of St. Paul, are in the city. Thirty-tive members of Dockstader's minstrels are registered at tho Barker. C. B. Latshaw, advertising agent for N. N. Faubank's soap, St. Louis, is at the Millard, N. W. Clayton, J. H. C and W. Pennington, of Sult Lake, a Walter . Phillips, pr esident, and Androw 8. Phillips, secretary of the United Press association, are at the Paxton, Hon. John L. Webster and wife, and_the Misses Dundy, will leave for New York next Wednesday, to attend the centennial celebration. Dr. Horace Ludington has been calle Penunsylvania by the death of his farn Zalmon Ludington, esq., who died April at the residence of Colotiel M. G. Ludington, U. 8. A,, in Pliladelphia, Pa. The followine appears in a rocent_issue of the Norfolk Virginian, which will be of in- terest: Mr. Gus Deiches, a Norfolk b former but now a resid Omaba, N w he is engaged largely in bu is in ghe city on a visit to his family, He is th of his brother-in- law, Mr. S. Ha East Main strect, His friends- hosts of them— are rejoiced 10 ¢ Mr. Cody Gets Intoxieated, William Cody was arrested and fined £ for being drunk. This was not 3uffalo Rill” Cody, but some other scion of the fam- ily bearing the sume illustrious name. Lecture on Wood Engraving. Mr. Clement Chase delivered a lecture on “Modern Wood Engraving” before an inter- ested audience at the meeting of the Western Art association at the Lininger gallery last night, Larceny of Pocket Knives, Thieves effected an entrance into James Morton’s store at 1511 Dodge stveet, last night by breaking a window i r They stole about seventy-fi pocket knives and four ro Respected Part of the Law. A thief effected an entrance into the Turf and Field saloon, aajoining the Millard hotel, on ‘Thirteenth street, Sunday night, and stole £10 in chal The thief, probably out of respect for the Sunday closing orde not take auy of the liquor or cigars, His Associations Bad. Ed. Parker was arrested, last night, for participating in a fight in a Tenth swreet sa- loon. Parker is a young lad, who was one of the A, D, I's first messengers 1n Omaha. His frequent visits to the bawdy district, in his work us messenger, proved too much for bim, and he is fast degenerating into u tough, Won't Consolidate. During the past fow duys there has been a rumor circulated that the street railway company and the motor company intende consolidating, Dr, Mercer said yesterday that there was no truth in the report and that there is no arrangement possible by which a consolidution could be mude, —— Army Notos. General Breck said yesterday that no date had been fixed for the removal of the quartermaster and orduance stores bhead quarters from Choyenne to Omaha, but that it would be done some time this spring, Colonel Henry is at Bellevue superintond- ln'r the work of repairing the rifle range. There is no likelihood of troops frow this department being sent m Okmhunm Cattle Men to l'lo BnI need. Lieutenant Mallory, with twelve men of the Second infantry, will leave Fort Omaha to-day and proceed to the reservation of the Omaha and Winnebago Indians for the pur- pose of assisting the Indian agent in clearing the reservation of cattlemen, who bave boen trespassing with their heras'upon the reser- vation. The company will be armed and equipped, and will probably spend the sum- mer on the reservation, Wife Beating. William Mullinger, an old man who lives on South 'I'wenty-seventh street, was ar- rested last night, charged with wife beating. The complaiat was made by his stepso George Holmes. *‘I'll have some fun when 1 get out of this,” was Mullinger’'s comment 08 Jailer Havey was searching him. *Why, that man Holuics mu whipped bis wifo & thousand times, and I'll get even with him bim arrested for every EX-GOVERNOR PATTISON. He Visits Omaha and Talks on Several Intercsting Subjects. Bx-Governor Robert B. Pattison, of Ponn- «vlvania,was in the city yesterday but left for Chicago ni the afternoon. It will be remem. bered that Mr. Pattison sojourned in Omaha about three wecks nearly two years ago, when, a8 a member of the Pacifio railroad investigating committee, he went so much deeper into Union Pacific matters than the officials cared to have him go, that some of them made strong though ineffectual protests. He is out this time on & tour of inspection with Thomas Bradly, eastern agent for Swift & Co., the uth Omsha meat packe They made a visit to tho stock yards, for an examination of the firm's property there and found an institution that greatly surorised them. In conversation with n Bre reporter, Mr. Pattison said that he had learned enough to convince him that Omaha will soon be the groatest stock market and meat packing center in this country. Speaking of his experience as an_investiga- tor in railrond affairs, hesaid: *“The only trouble with the Union, Central and North- ern Pacific corporations lies in the fact that they are trying to compete with newer roads, which lost less than one-half what' they did to build, bonded indebtedness s so y fluctuating re cements, it is impossible for them to pay runnin, enses and the inter- est on their bonds. As compared Wwith the original cost and amount of mortgaged obligations, the new roads can haul freight and pussenger business for on third less than the old ones and make money whereas the others lose.” He thinks that the Union Pacific people are foolish to ask for an extension of tiue on their government debt. H Referring to the fight for prohibition in Penusylvania, both the Bradley expressed themselve confident that the proposed ai be defeated. “The committec charge of the contest on behalf of the prohi- bitionists, contend,” said Mr. Pattison, “that they will be able to se- cure an almost solid vote in the country, but I don’t imagine they will be able to overcome the large cities. The ma- chinery of - both pohitical parties is being used against the amendment and «they are sure to defeat it." 1t is a Curious Faot That the body is now move susceptible to benefit from medicine than at and other season. Hence the importance of taking Hood's Sarsaparilla now, when it will do you the most good. [t is really wonderful for purifying and en- riching the blood, ercating an avpetite, and giving a healthy tone to the \\hnlu system. Be sure to get Hood’ parilla, which is peculiar to itself. Boara ¢ ueation. The meeting of the board of education, last night, was not a meet. Yesterday was a legal holiday, consequently, any action taken by the board would have been illegal. For this reason the ten members present “in- formally” talked for nearly an hour, and as a motion to adjourn would have been illegal, the chairman quietly put on his hat, picked up his walking stick and demurely sauntered out. Others followed. This ended the meet- . which haa been called for the purpose of king steps for the issua of $200,000 orth of bonds for the erection of new school buildings. In the meantime, however, Superintendent anes was “Yinformally schools a v Tuesda, ver Betes? ght’s disease? ¢ kidney trouble? Have you an adder difficulty? Have you drops; Have you dyspepsia? Have “you any skin or blood discase? Ave you a victim of alcoholism? Are you weak and debilitated If s0, the Almighty has provided in the waters of Ixcelsior Springs, Mo., a pure free remed 1 diureticand tonic, will move nearly prove infallible for your case than any other agency you'ean find on earth. “The Elms,” at Ilxcelsior Spri e surpassed among i hotels. All charges v ivery comfort and convenience. roundings attractive. Climate d ful and healthful. Twenty from I ity, Mo., on the C., ngs, is nowt M. & ishing Party. Last night o party consisting Phitlippi, general freight agent of the Mis- i Pacific; Dr. Galbraith. surgeon of the acifl Young, J. H. Me- ell and 1 M. House, leftin a special car for Mankato, Minn., They com- pose a fishin time after the finny trive at Lake Madison, close to Mankato,” The party will return next Saturday. of J. O. Pears’ soup is the most elegant toilet adjunct. The Druggist Was Sold. H. C. Boyd, tne druggist at the corner of Tourteenth and Capitol avenue, wants to sell out. A few days ago a young man, who gave his name rles Crane, called and offered to got tho druggist a cash customer for his stock and wanted a commission of $15 for making the sale. The druggist agreed, and Crane went out to find the purchaser, He returned the next an in tow the store and upon the sentations secured a prospective commission. s drug store and a & column of his ledger, himself as the nep presidents of the city The perfume of violets, the purity of the lilly, the glow of the rose, and the flush of Hebe combine in Pozzoni’s won- derful powder. a3 who would pu ngth of his rep entry upon the Crane represented ew of one of the bank The Emmet Association Hop, Masonic hall was ¢ with the Irish beauty and chivalry last evening, the event being the twentioth grand annual ball of the Emmet Monument ussociation. The hall s decorated with the Irish and American flsgs. On three of the former were the fol- lowing mottoes: “Unity is Strengt *re- land Will and Must be Freed;” “United Ire- land.” The grand march commenced at 9:30 and a programmo of twenty-cight dances was gone through with, Among the dunces were the good old-fashioned quidrilles, mon musk und ‘the S Supper wus od at widuight. The event proved o g eat success, —— A positi ruarantee is given by the manufacturers of Dr. Jones’ Red Clover Tonic that a 50 cent bottle of thi m- cdy contains more curative properties than any dollar preparation. It promptly cures all stamach, kidney and liver troubles. Goodman Drug Co. Hit With a Beer Glass. There was a nasty row iu Corby saloon, on Sixtcenth strect near Capitol avenue, yesterday afternoon, 'I'he bartend- er, & hackman and a tatlor had @ three-cor- vered fight over tho payment for some drinks when the hackman broke a b ass over the tailor's head cutting him severcly. No arrests were s Advice to Mothers, Mrs. Winslow's Sootling Syrup should al- ways be used for children teething. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cuves wind colic, and is the' best remedy for diarrheea. 20cen ts @ b Wants To Be Tough. Younz Fred Clarke, son of A. M. Clarke, the wall paper man at 107 South Fourteenth street, wants to be a tough, Heis fourteen years of age. Two weeks ago he ,was ex- pelled from school for continued disobedi- ence, His father then put him at work in the store. This did not suit him and a week ago he left home and since that time has been hanging around a Douglas street saloon with a gang of youne toughs. Ho was ar- d last night at the request of his father, Chief Seavey gave the lad a lecture and sent him to his home, Poisoned by a Calf. My little boy broke out with ulcers and sores, the result of the saliva from a calf’s mouth coming in contact with a cut finger. The ulcers were deep and very painful, and showed no inclination to heal.© 1 used quite edies, with no benefit, but and he improved with and ina short time was sound and well of the poison, and his gen- eral health much improved. Jonx T. Heann, Auburn, Ala., Feb. 15, 1880, In 1883 1 contracted blood poison of baa tyve, and was od with mercury, potash and sarsapurilla mixtures, growing worse all the time. T took seven small bottles of S, which cured me entirel mnl no sign of \In' dreadful discase has returne . NaNce, Hobbyville, WEDD Ind., Jan, D 10, 1850, AT HIGH NOON. Marriage of Captain Ray and Mrs. Marion Blackman At high roon yesterday, in Trinity cathed ral Captain Ray, judge advocate of the depart- ment of the Platte,was united in marriage to M Marion Blackman, a sister of Mrs, Ernest Riall. » number of persons of social prominenc in attendance, - cluding a number of army ofticers in full dress uniform. The chancel was decorated with white lilies and white ribbons wero stretched down both sides of the center aisle, Tho bridegroom, at- tended by Lieutenant Dempsey, met the bride at the altar accompanied by Mr. Ernest Riall, her brother-in-law. The ushers were Lieutenants Chrisman, Wright and Arrasmith. The words that made the two one were spoken by Dean Gardner in an impressive manner. The bride was attired in a white silk dress, with orange blossoms at the corsage and a long flowing bridal veil. At the close of the service bridal party left the church for the residence of Mr. Ernest Riall, where a brief reception was held, after which the happy couple left for an extensive wedding tour through the east. Romick-Fitts, Sunday Miss Hattie Fitts, a former so- ciety belle of Omaha and Council Bluffs, was united in marriage to E, F. Romick, at Port- land, Ore. ‘The groom is a conductor on the Northern Pacific and is popular among his assocates. Pearson-Wallace. ne Pearson and Miss Hattie Wal- lace were married Sunday evening by Rev . R. Kerr. Both the bride and groom are ed in Barr's dry goods house, and have many friends. Schlick-0'Connell. Sunday_afternoon Daniel P. and Miss Minnic Schlick w bonds of matrimony by Justi groom is the son of Justice O Mr. Du 0'Connell united in the Dunn. The unell. For Nervous Debility sfora’s Acid Phosphate. . Turner, Kusson, Minn., says: “I have found it very beneficial in nervous deyility, from any cause,and for indigestion.” Seavey is Satisfic. Chief Seavey, who opposed the proposition of the reporters wearing stars as insigina of their business, expresses himself as satisfiod with the new devise—a shield. There is now no possibility of a detective being m! taken for a newspaper man. Is your di- Do you relish your food? gestion good? “Are your bowels regu- r? Do you have a tived or languid feeling? our tongue coated your back ache? TIs your skin if your system is in a bad condition take St. Patrick’s Pills; they will aid your digestion, im\)ru\'e your appetite, regulate your bowels, correct your bil2 ious disorder and make you feel like a new person. For sule by all druggists. Stolen Property Recovered. Dotective Al Ward has recovered a chest of carpenter’s tools from A. Wolf's ud hand junk shop on South Tenth The tools belonged to C. A. An- of Council Bluffs, and_were stolen from his premises Friday night. The thief pawned thew at Wolf's Saturaay. Have used Dr. Bigelow’s in my family as a go cine. Oneof m | ; relieved of a s attack of croup by it. I cheerfully recommend it. . L. Lovell, Grand Rapids, Mich, Goodman Drug Co. positive cu al cough med A Specimen of Police Vigilance, One of the mailing clerks of Tn was pulled by a vigilant chump named Van- ous ut § o'clock Saturday morning. The boy was on his way to the oftice to work, and ex- nlained his business to the officer. But no excuse would be _aceep! He was taken to il and kept until 6:30, when nis parents ur- rived und sccured his reloase, Dr. Swetnam: and lungs. Bre Discases of the thrae Sheely block, A New Industry, Articles incorpo the American Veftilne and oup company have been filed, with ral W. W. Lowe, Il L., aton, Hermau Rembold, Philip Andres, ury Haubens, J. J. Stevens and Joseph Tler, ‘inc ators. The capital stock 18 placed at 250,000, and Omaha is to be the principie piace of business. ‘The object of the company is to manufac ture a Juoricating and hot-box cooling com- pound for roads, which has for some been tested by various roads, and is said to be made on an entirely new principle, being a process to solidify kerosine oil by means of chemical: The company has also secured in the patent oflice the use of min 1 or natural soap which has recently been found in large quantities in some places of Wyoming terri tory, in conncction with other soap, The A 1 Veftiline and Natural Soap compuny owns a factory on Wool worth and Second streets, where it can make veftiline or natural soap compounds ut the rate of 000 pounds o day, and expect to puton a arge force of kmen, especially as it 18 intended to have a general chemical manu- facturing business connected with at, l L Nebraska Clothing Co. FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. In medium weight and light underwear we are in a position to beat all competition Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies, strength and wholesomeness. than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the multitudes of low cost, shortweight alum or_phospiate powders. Sold only in cans. Royal Buking Powder Co. 126 Wallstreet New York DQI:LARKE ESTABLISHED 1851 { 186 So. SU.I'BC Chicago, lils. Clnrksot. The Regular 01d-Establlshed PHYSICIAH AND SURCEON Is sti!l Treating with the Greatest z28 SKILL and SUCCESS Chrou, Yervts ad v it A~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, Failing Memory, Exhausting' Drains, Terrible Dreams, Head and Back Ache and al the efects ng to early decuy and perhaps Consumption or Insan n,{ treated scientifically by new methods with i neyer-falling auccess. YBHILIS and all bad Blood and Skin Dise Pitkiankntly chred: 6o~ KIDNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Gonorrhoea, Strictu e, Varicocele and all discases ry Organs cured Srnmplly without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other Organs. &~ No experiments. Age and experience ims portant. Consuliation free and sacred, Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases, Hose contemplating Marriage send for Dr. celebrated guide Male and Female, each 15 cents, both 2s cents (u:m‘v«) Consult the old Doctor. . A friendly ltter orcall may save luturcsyffer and shame, and add golden years tolife, 8@~Book fnre 's (Secret) Errors,” socents (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, secure from eXposure. Hours, 8108, Sundaysg to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D. 186 So. Clark 8t.. CHICAQO, A marvel of purity More economical Ask Your Retailer for the JAMES MEANS $4 SHOE o TUE JAMES MEANS $3 SHOE. Accordlng to Your Needs, JAM AP llr{hlglgdnllnns LR h, tocking, and nyml l?.E Ih pertecty oy S xlme it fa worn. I willsatlsfy tho most (\msdions, JAMES NS 83 SHOE is absolutely the shioe of its price which 3 ever been placed ex~ teusivcly on the warket fn which durabilty 18 considercd befo 3 for the James RS Boys J. MEANS & CO. Fall lines of the gbove shocs for sule by Norris & Wilcox and Geo.S. Miller DRS. BETTS & BETTS 1408 FARNAM STREET, OMATA, NEB, (Opposite Paxton Hotel.) Office hours, 9 &, m, to §p. m., m, tolp. m, Specialists in Chronle, Blood Diseases, w527 Consultatien at ol Sundays, 10, Skin and by mail free. Nervous, afoly and || N"fi'ifiiti‘u“s EBILITY St slons, nmp\u on the face, ¥ ly discouraged, lnck of dull, untit Yor study or business,and n. permanently'and Consult Drs, Betts & Betts, a St,, Omahs, Neb. Syphilis, a disease Blood aud akm DISGASES sidit oo s ted without the aid f ipelas, Fever Sors hes, lYln s, Pal Head and Bones, pr'nlluh Sore hmnl Mouth and Tongue, tarch, &c. permanently cured where others fave tatlid 1 Bladder Complaints, and Bladde wplatnts, Kll[]lf'v Urinary Patoul, Diflult, oo tre- ¢ Burning or Bloody 3 oF with milky e on standin Weak Tack, Gonnorrhaa, Gloet, Cystits, & I'rnmplly ‘andsafely Cured, Churges Reason STRICTUEE. Shikhent Cuto o moval comple cutting, caustic or dilatation. Curesef hv patient without a moments bain or annovance, To Yonng Men and Middle-Aged Men, | SURE LURE . 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Shirts 95 25 We are large buyers —which means low pri from the mills and commission houses—pay no jobber's you from We buy these goods direct profits—and we guarantee to save to 50 per cent, and on the finer goods even more. over 50 different qualities as “Specials” Our assortment comprises we are offering this week. 75 dozen fine medium weight Merino Shirts and Drawers of an elegant clouded shad e, 100 dozen very fine medium weight Merino | These arc in new shades and we consider them an excellent bargain. getting for like goods §1.50. shown by any house in the city. French Balbriggan with satin fronts, full fashioned, at 50¢ each. These goods are worth fully $1.00. Shirts and Drawers regular made, at 75¢. Other houses are Shirts and Drawers at 35¢, 45c¢ and 60c¢ each. Our Spring gelections in fancy Flannel Shirts are the most extensive and varied ever will offer to-morrow: to 17, at $1.00 each. We have a full assortment of the most elegant novelties of the present season, in all wool, silk and wool mixtures, and all goods we quote the lowest prices. silk. On all these As an extraordinary bargain in this department we 8 cases fancy knit Tennis Shirts, in several beautiful shades and stripes, sizes from 14 Spring and Summer wear. Other houses would ask $1 This is a new material for an overshirt, and excellently adapted for .75 or $2.00 for the same shirt, HAT DEPARTMENT. Fresh arrivals this week, direct from the manufacturers latest and most fashionable shapes, in tan and light colors. of Spring Derbys, in all th We offer in this department: Elegant light colored Derbys, silk baund and binding, at 85¢, worth $1-50. Men’s and Boys’ houses sell them for 75c. Our new Shoe Department is a grand success. Crushers, of an excellent quality, in all shades, at 40c. Other We have made an mmense hit with our Genuine Calf Sewed $2.50 Shoe in congress, lace and button. Nebraska Glethin Company Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets, Omaha. Men’s Furnishings. | Every gentleman | inter | ing his furnishings for Spring such as wear, Shirts. weelk. hould consult his own t and visit our store hefore purcha Underwear and ¢ and Gloves this Gloves, Hose Easter Neckwe Porfectly Comblned Iin MADAME FOY'S Skirt Supportmg Corset popularin the wcket and sold Ohitha (i Foy, Harmen & Chadwick, New Haven, Conn, T! Hundreds of thowsands in use. ‘LJ""’ Tmproved it iiiigig e -:kln S0 dne MKEN SPRING VEHICLES Try Ones 1 longths TAI it Complnlnte, 2= Fal and Norvons S0 eretlon in Vo L2 0 the Womb or goniy ic Bolt Bt It ED by 1RE 00N tanic Bals oorTAns Compie Glention this Pej I or Mirrie This is tho LATIET and mado and s suporor o oll othors El nts the latast—this he will find the o olt Gt by w1 body, and s worn only six to i) éxamino tiia bol¢ yon wil 'HE OWEN ELECYRID BElT AND AI’P[IA | XX A O VWV EIN &S ELECTRIC BELT L SUSP NSO Y PATRNTED AUG, 10, 1987, IPROVED FUB. 1, 1550, 01\ No. 4 GENTS‘ BLLT WITH SLWENSI]HY. AR = Danilits,0 mn. N causcd by . all Divenses portain. 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