Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 3, 1889, Page 8

AR R T, S kit onidgiouiih THE CITY. Michael Donavan was arrested yes- terday for keeping a_vicious aog. The complainant was Falena Conway, who lives in North Omaha. A lot of plumbe tools which were stolen from Doty & Darst’s saloon about | September 1, were found by Detective | | Horrigan in Broadkoy’s pawn shop. A man giving the name of H. Bills, pawned them there September 27. People in the north end of town ex- press themselves as being very anxious 0 have the electric motor line extended | on Sherman avenue as far as the Chi- | cago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha | depot near the fair grounds and over- | tures will be made to Dr. Mercer to run the line to that place Mrs. Grace I, Higgins yestorday filed n chattel mortgage with the county clerk, covering several buggies and a coupe, a lot of household goods and a quantity of champagne liquor which are now at the Higgins residence, 1516 Leavenworth street. The mortgage was given to Dr.J. W. MeMenamy for the consideration of $1,220. Personal Paragraphs. Dr. B. T. Root, of Exeter, Neb, is in the Ex-Governor Abbott, of Grand Island, is at tke Paxton, udge Hopewell, of the Third judicial ais. i Omaba at the Millard hotel, Drish, of Mattoon, Tl visiting her schoolmate, Miss Lizzie Canti of this city. J.D. Foster has returncd from an ex- tended trip to Los Angeles, Mr: Mel Potors, wife Charleston, O., arrived yesterday and will locate in Omafia. Mr. Peters propose enter the retail hardware and tinware trade, in which line he has been successfully gaged for years in Ohio. He and fam the guests of Mr. James Haynes, 024 North Twentieth strect d. d son, of South Siezed the Horse. Canan & Co. have filed an afidavit of at- tachment aganst F. R. Kenney for £ and have caused Constable Clark to scize a fine black horse belonging to Kenney, as they believed he was about to dispose of ‘his property to defraud his creditors, Cleared of the Charge. The trials of Charies Gustaffson and Pat Shea, who were charged with being the fel. lows who maliciously broke the water main on Farnam street two weeks ago, were taken up again yesterday morning and finally re- sulted in a dismissal from lack of evidence. Called the Judge a Liar. W. S. Bell was arraigned for being drunk and in the course of the examination he called Judge Berka a His honor brought the trial imm to a close by fining Bell £ and costs for drunkenness and $15 and costs for contempt of court. 1ce Cream Festival. Last evening the members of the Trinity M. E. chureh, in Kountze Place, gave an ice cream festival. There was a large turnout of church people and the evening was an en- joyable one. The procecds, which ere very handsome, were for the benefit of the church, Not Dishonest t a Poor Manager. Mr. Jacob Schiller says that Constahle Clark 18 wrong in his assertions concerning Mr. Goldman selling to him the store on Sherman avenue near Ohio to avoid the pay ment of a small bill. Mr. Schiller says that he has owned the store himself since it started, and Goldman has been in his employ as acleri. He says further that Goldman is not dishonest, but merely lacks business ability. SR A Lawn Tennis Club. The young iadies and gentlemen of Kountze Place met recently at Miss Gussie McAmsland’s and organized The Kountze Place Lawn Tennis and Archery club. Mr. Geo. F. Day was elected president and Ed. Hamilton, secretary and treasury. grounds which Mr. Kountze has kindly given the club the use of are on Birmes and Twenty-first strects, being large enough for three courts, The club will consist of twenty-four mem- bers who will be exclusively of Kountze Place, A Big Thing for Omanha, The National Life insurance company of New York, throuch its agents here, Messrs, Roeder Bros., will this season erect a hand some structure to be used its oftices. It 18 intended to wake this the general western department of the company, not alone for its insurance business, but also for ats mammoth loaning department, and will add much to Omaha’s importance 4s a flnan- cial cent ny offices and no rented to outside partios. The site has not yet been selected. Poisonea by Canned Tomatoes. Richard Rowley, an engineer on the Union Pacific, who lives at 1309 North Twentieth, narrowly escaped death by powsoning from canned tomatoes. The other members of the family noticed a peculiar and disagreeable taste in the tomatoes and refrained from eat- ing them, but Mr. Rowley ate very heartily of ttem. In about two hours after the meal he was taken violently sick, and Dr, Fiegen- baum wus summoned, who discovered that the symptoms were those due to poisoning from stannic chloride, this deadly chemn combination being sed by the use of mur part of fatic acid in the solder. Proper remedies were given and Mr, Rowley is in a fair way to recover, Needed Pavement Repairs, A “driver” writes as follows: ‘“Any one having occasion to drive over Douglas street between the bridge and the Millard lotel, on Eleventh between Douglas and Farnam, and in particular the crossing at the corner of Eleventh ana Douglas, has noticed the dungerous and unsightly holes left since last winter by the motor company when laying their track, How much longer does the company want to maintain a nui- sance along its track, and cause so much trouble and danger to the hundreds of loaded vehicles passing every day? Is it not high timo the street commissioner, or some other high oftivial got action in the matteri’’ Wronged Daughter and Father. The case of the Omaha Loan and Trust company versus A. F. Lindguest to fore- close a bogus mortgage given by a scoundrel numed Alexander Miller on Lindquest's household property, was heara before Jus- tico Kroegor yesterday afternoon. Lindquest, who is an ignorant Swede, testifiod that Miller pretended he_ wanted'an indorsement on a paper applying for a liquor license and thoreby induced Lindquest to put his mark to a document that proved to be u bill of sale for all of his furnitune, With this bill of sale Millor seo $4 from the Omaha Loan and Trust company and then skipped, “Tais is not the only piece of rascality luid at Milier's door, for about & month after his departure for unknown parts Lindqu pretty seventeen-yeur-old daughter became a motlier and sheclaims that Miller is the fatker of the child, To Dislodge the Enemy, ‘When 1t takes the form of diseuse of the kid- neys or bladder, is a task well nigh wnnossi- ble of accomvlishment. Renal and vi maladies are more obstinate than any otho Counteract, theretore, the earliest indica- tions of inaclivity of the wauny orguus with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which pos- ses: among other excollent queliti those of an efcient diuretic, The de e stinulation apparent from its use reache but never g d, the bouuds of safoty. 1i invigorates never irritates. Bright's disease, tes, catarrn of the bludder, are discases successfully combatted in their incipiency with this benign medical stimulant and to. es reinforcing and regulating the kidueys and bladice the Bitters s a speaific for fever and ague, con- stipation aad dyspepsia THEY WER| Itenolutions of Thanks Adopted by the Board of Trade. Before dispersing to their homes after the parade of the streets the members of the board of trade found time at the chamber of commerce yesterday morning to unanimously adopt the following: Resolved, That the thanks of the excur- sion party of the board of trade of Omaha are due and are hereby tendered to the offi- cers and employes of the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad company, who have accompanied uson our trip, for the uniform attention and courtesy they have shown us, and for their successful efforts to make our journey entertaining and pleasant and we regret that business engagoments prevented the attendance of General Pas- senger Agent J. R, Buchanan, We also acknowledge our indebtedness to our fellow townsman, Hon. James Stophen- son, for an attractive feature of our trip in thecoaches and their complete equipmost, and in and on which we have enjoyed so many delightful rides, When remembering our “conching the Black Hills" we shail also remember “Jim" Stephenson We further express to the representatives of the press of Omaha, who have accompa- nied us, our appreciation of their service in reporting the incidents of our journey and their enterprise in furnishing us with the Omaha daily pavers with promptness. We also take this opportunity again to ac- knowledge the m icts of courtesy ex- tended t) us by the wide awake and cnter- prising towns we have visited, whose desire to make our visit pleasurenble and whose warm western hospitality have made this ex- cursion one grand continuous ovation. Furtherm we express to the ofticers of the board of trade and to the committee on arrangements for this town our thanks for their efforts and our approval of their acts 10 which we owe the harmony and good feel- ing which have marked this excursion, Our thanks are due and are hereby tend- ered to the commandant and officers of Forts Niob; obinson and Mead for receptions. and entertainments tendered at each, And in conclusion the members of this ex- cursion, representing the board of trade and business interests of Omaha, desiring to bind yet closer by feelings of friendship and the ties of mutual interest the thrifty com- munities of the northwest and the metropol- itan city of Omaha, hereby formally extend to the cities and towns along the Fremont, Elkhorn & Missouri Valley railroad and in the wonderful Black Tills country an earn- est and urgent invitation to visit Omaha in the near future, and afford us the opportun- ity to return in a measure the generous hospitality they have shown us. It is a Curious Fact That the body is now more susceptible to benefit from medicine than at and other season. Hence the importance of Hood’s Sarsaparilla now, when will do you the most good. It is wonderful for p\un‘\mr’un\l en- hing the blood, creating an anpetite, and giving u healthy tone to the whols system. Be sure to get Hood’ Sarsa- parilla, which'is peculiar to itself. Building Permits. The following permits were issued by Building Inspector Whitlock yesterday : E L Peckhiam, one-story adaition to awell- . California near Thirty-fth streets 150 Ida Fansen, repair to dweliing, Twenty- third and Paciric sireets o 1,000 R Pruyn, ropair to dweiling, Twenty: first and G 300 H Ty th 100 nd Omaha Land and’ Trost one and a half-story frame jurtand Thirty-sixth streets. ame dwelling, street. frame dwe Blancnard near Thirty-fourth strewt £WO-510) M George S Durliam, one-story frame barn, Leavenworth near Twent streot k) stern Oil Tank line, one-story oflice, enteenth street aud B & M track. 400 Nine permits, aggrogating.. The use of Angostura Bitters excites the appetite and l\ue])s the digestive organs in order. J. G. B. Siegert & Sons, sole mun\ oturers. At all druggists. Strengthening the Hold. W. A. L. Gibbon, cashier of the South Omaha Savings bank, who was a member of the board cf trade excursion, speaking upon the benefits of the trip, said: The resources of the country visited are more valuable than the average Omaha merchant had any idea of. In fact, an im- pression prevailed, to a considerable extent, that northwestern Nebraska was a barren sand-hill country, and that the Black Hills we ettled with worthless adventurers not worthy of confidence or credit. lurge wholesale houses, under these impressions, have not an effort to secure the trade of that Several of our acting mude hat have been working that trade from Omuha bave been quietly reaping a fine harvest. “This trip will open the eycs of Omaha job- bers agrecably, as all the territory visitod is naturally tributary to Omaha by reason of shorter distance aud direct railroad commu- uires only a strong move on rtof the Omaha mer 0 and St. Paul out of th Our past neglect of this ter; ated a fals has cre- impression among the merchants ke Huls country as to Omaha's importance as a trade center, as to our stocks and ability to serve them i competition with other large markets. ‘The trip will do much to disabuse them of the erroncous ideas they way have had, the result of which will be to tucrease our business by securing new cus- j0mers and strengthening our iiold upon tho frade we already ave The Presidencs Collection President Martin was one of the most assiduous collectors of curiositics while on the trip. a8 will appear from the follo list of articles obtainec from Hot Springs, petrified fish from the Liad Lands, gold and silve cns and tin ore, the last mentioued been received from M. H. Day, now of Rapid City; also a beautifil of buffalo horn from Rapid City, ozated sand- stone from Bufalo Gap. In iho collection also are a number of samples from the Home- stake und Tornado mines at Deadwood, with asbestos und tiu from Whitewood and Spearfish. r Bone. her mother, had t cases of white sweliing 1 © thun twenty pieces of bone s being about the W of a walking cane, and s long. The hole left by 5 0ut Was as large as a good t. She was notuble to walk a it months, and was afte itches for neurly a year, o dactors sa there was no cure, and ud- vised amputation of the limb, Ihis I would 1sent to, but put her to tuking My little one of the vor saw. M camo out of I e of the small nearly three taking e, left me b; ot o Specific (S. 8.’ Swift's leaving off ull other treat. ment. 1t ha wed ber sound and well, and 1 shall nover grow weary of speaking its Praise Mits, AN 5 Colimbus, Ga., Feu. 11, CITY HALI PLANS, by the Cowmittee Day. The committee of the counci and buildings, consisting of C. L. Chaffee, D, H. Wheeler and Jucob Counsman, will to examine the plans sub mitted by architects for the new vity hull ye difforent set of plaus were from whom tl e is un oy'lay securely sealed in Coun- s ofiice, and wili be opened scnve of the entire committee. Allof the most prominent arclitects in ity ure compotitors, Judging from the r chuirmian of the board, made yesterday to a reporter, the puk 1 not be allowed to be prosent during the meetings of the con: witten. He does not anticipate u decision in less thuu a week’s time, aud says that tho committee will have nothing to make public Pprevious to its report to the couucil, at Walnuat Hill on property iaflee, At 9:10 yesterday worning two cottayes | were burned 10 the ground at Walnut Hill on Lowe avenue near Hamilton street. M, Nicholson, the saloonkeeper, pulied the alarw for the patrol wagon iusteed of the { from what he had promised when he said fire department, and when the error wao dis- covered, half an hour latter and the fire de- partment promptly responded, It was too late to save the buildings. ' The loss on both amounted 40 $2,000, \vilh no insuronce. MATKUI()NI.\L INFELIOITY Katle La Croix Having Trouble With Her Soldier Boy. Katle La Croix, a petite brunette, yesterday made complaint before Jus- tice Wade against her husband, a member of company H at the fort, known there as Bert Hubbard. In her complaint Katie alleges that her husband's real name is Albert La Croix, that she married him last January, The orange blossoms that bloomed at her wedding had scarcely withered before her spouse began to treat her very differently “Iwill love and cherish,” and his trentment of her finally became so bratal that she was compelled to leave him and scek parental protection at home. Last day, she alleges, he came to town and visited her and because sho refused to comply with his wishes, threatened to il her, and exhibited a murderous looking knife. IKatio says her spouse is a bad man_ all around and is gon- erally hated by his companions at the fort. La Croix or Hubbard, on the other hand says ho has not abused her and that so far from des us far away as possible, herhe was made gencraily unhappy. officers of Company H_says that Hubl a good soldier and that the on|, find with him is his high temper ring to €0 near her wishes to keep oging that through The THE HAMILTON WRECK. One of the Victims Lately a Visitor in Omaha. One of the unfortunate victims of the frightful railway accident at Hamilton, Can- ada, last Sunday, was Mr. Rufus A. Peverly of Portsmouth, N. H., a cousin of Mrs, George H. Leslic of this city. Mr. Peverly had been spending the winter in California with other relatives of Mrs. Leslie, and the party stopped over here on their way east, Mr. Peverly remaining the Ruest of Mrs. Leslie for two weeks, He then left for Chicago and visited friends there, leaving on the fated train for New York to participatein the Washineton centennial fos- tivities before returning to his home in Ports- mouth. hn Broughton of Portsmouth, who sin of Mr. Peverly, wires Mr, Leslie that he had left Chicago for New York on at train and that personal property belong- ing to him had been identified at the scene of the wreck. Mr. Leslie received telegrams announcing the sad_ fact Wednesday night but did not breuk the mnews to his wife until yesy terday, when further telegrams confirmed the first reports. Mr. Peverly made many friends here dur- ing his visit who will be pained to learn of Lis untimely end. He was unmarried and leaves a widowed mother in Portsmouth, w0 whom his sudden death must prove a terri- ble bereavement. » L e The most delicate constitution can safely use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Tar Wine Luu,_v Bulm. It is a sure remedy for coughs, loss of voice, and all throat and lung troubles. County Finances. The county auditor has nearly completed the compilation of his yearly report showing the condition of the county tinances for 1885, It will be finished as soon as a dispute of $4.000 between the sheriff and county com- missioners is settled. From the general fund the following amounts were expended: Court house. District court . County attorney Coroner’s oftice. Jail. Poor farm. City poor. Insane—boarding and commattals, . Elec .. .ee Agricultural .. Grauding appliancos Refunded taxe: Advertising. Miscellaneou Tax list and assessment. Salaries of county board. Books, vrinting, e Total ... Ieports h $138,781. 1 all county co oflices, save the sheriffs. Kach office has turned a balance above expenses into the - The register of deeds turned over county clerk,” $2 county clerk of the courts, intendent, §$180.01. Taxt in 1888, were e funa nty gen County road. County bridge County sinking. County insane Total cousolidated taxes. Against the road fund, ants for $02,914.70 have been drawn, and against the bridge fund, $16,105. Mr. Evan’s statement discloses that during r«‘( unty Yreasurer Bolln received 743,28 MALARIA “PAIne's ( 100ts Of un Ty Compound is working out the Old malaria attac Dating back to McClellan’s Chickahominy campaign, From my own expericnee 1 am disnosed to make an_effort to place Paine’s Celery Compound in the hands of Hreryone Of our customers i malarial regions, With t taken back. It s a guarantee of satistaction or goods big thing.” J.P. 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