Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1889, Page 5

IN THE FIELD OF SPORT. Rosult of Yesterday's Westera As- soclation Gamoes. BTANDING OF THE BALL CLUBS. ¥rogramme of the State Sportamen's Tournament at Hastings—The Speed Ring—Turf and Diamond Notes. Standing of the Clabs, Following will bs found the standing of fuo teams in the pennant chase in tho Wes t- ern association up to and Inolulding yos ter- day’s gamos: Playod. Won. ~Lost. Por Ct. Bt Paul........40 81 9 T Omana. . 0 14 5 Bioux O %416 Minneape 19 3 Des Moines. Ay Denvor.. 17 B Bt. Josoph 12 2 Milwaukee 10 % Denver 14, Des Moines 12, Drxver, Colo., June 19.—The home team again defeated Des Moines, to-day, winning the game in the ninth inning. Kirby was hit freely in the second and seventh innings. Hart was relieved by Alexander at the end of the fifth. Trafey, of Des Moines, um- pired the game. Score: | DES MOINES, Toh, Zlmco—ce Total. ... nvor Des Mol gnd Kin endway and Twin o tion and Muskres D‘mhl D' tawo Lo MEOIolian to Wola onbiila S0 Kirby b, fiart 2 Alexa St Ty, Kirvy 1, t'1, Alexinder Mwinohau 1,'Cody 1.' \ e of gume ir ad s, Ul St. Paul City 10. Sroux Crry, [a., June 19.—St, Paul took the lead in the first two innings by the poor con- dition of Sioux City’s twirler, Webber went into the box in the third and kept the hitting down to a reasonable point, but the lead of the visitors was too much for the locals, Burden’s umpiring was wretched. Score: ¥ [ 1 010 3 21 00 Beibel, pior. 00 Webber, p 00 2 Totals, 2 0 4| Totals Bt. Paul TRUMvARY. a4 runs gloux Clty by St Paglo. ? hton. Thro rornan, Werrick, B 1 Powall Brouabton. N SI0uxX St. Paul 4. Doubly pla o Hawos. AR x City b8 ) out—By Wbl Vaits tiroughton 2. Umpire—Burden. s Jfl&l!l)ll 10' Milwaukee 3, S, Josern, Mo., Juno 19.—Sharp fielding by the home team and Kunell’s good work at critical times defeated Milwaukee. Knell ‘was wild in the first and second, but steadied ahd did excellent work. Lowe and McGarr led the batting. Score: HIL JOSEPIL —Sioux Hit by ou y r 1, by Gartwrignt, b2 170 Cus 211 i 084 1 813 1 1 280 1314 Fl 3o H 1200 i 101 0 182716 o t. Josel 211003 {iwau 100000 SUMMARY. Enrned runs—yilwnukeo 1, Twobase hits—Morris- sey, Kreik Motar “Throalase hits ~MeGnrr. First gn bulls O Grifliih 2 off K 5. Bases stolen Curtis, gmmk out-By Gril 1] 5, Shollhnsse. ‘pire—Mchermott. ——— OTHER BALL GAM The National League, Prrrsurno, June 19.—Result of to-day's me: ittsburg . 10000000 0-1 Boston ... 80800000 0—6 Buse_hits—Pittsburg 7, Boston 7. Errors ~Pittsburg 4, Boston 2. Pitchers—Suanley and Clarkson. Un.puu ‘essenden. INDIANAPOLIS, June 10 —Result of to-day’s ame ; ndianapolis.....1 1 1 0 0 0 1 0 4— 8 ‘Washingtou....1 0 C 0 0 0 2 0 0— 3 Base hits—Indianapolis 14, Washington Errors—Indianapolis 4, Washington Pitch- ers—Boyle and Haddock. Uwmpire—Eyn ch, Result of to-day's 3311821 0-10 New York 00000000 1—1 Base hits—Cleveland 13, New York 7. E gors -wieveland 3, New York 7. Pitchers— O'Bricn and Keefe, Umpire—~MeQuaid. CniciGo, June 18. game by Passed "G o xumu-—l‘wn bhours. Um- CLEVELAND, June 1! ame : leveland., . esult of to-day's hic: .8 10800100 0-13 hiladiphin0 0 4 0 1 1 4 0 8 1-14 Mase hits—Chicago 11, Philadelphia 1 Errors—Chicago 8, Philadelphin 3. Pitch- ers—Hutchinson and Buffinton. Umpire— Curry, Amerioan Association. PriLADELPHIA, June 19.—Result of to-day's e : mhlulicn 20300100 0-6 Columbu 00000000 O0~0 s 9 Bnuokun. June 19.—Result of to-day 2 01023014 0~ 00000000 O0D-0 THE SPEED RING, Sheepshoad Bay Races. Sueepsiurap Bay, June 19.—The attend- ance wus falr, the weather fine and the track dry. A notablo feature of the day's racing was the establishment of a new five and a half furlong record by Hunover, Bummary. Five and a half furlongs—Haunover won, m.;m second, J. ¥, Doe third. Time, ik Jive and a half furlongs—Burlinglon won, favorlio second, Honeflt ~whird. " Tuno, Mile aud an eighth—Myfellow won, Long- stroot second, Frosno third, Timo, 1350, Ono mile—Uaruegio won, Benedicting sec- ond, Queen of Elizabeth third. ‘Time, 1:43, Milé und an enchth—Paragon won, Tristan seoond, Frank Ward third, ‘Time, 1:57 1.5, Mile'aud an eighth—Wynwood won in 2 minutes, Boccacelo socond, Gendurme third. St. Lows Kaces. 8r. Louis, June 19.—On the closiug day the weather was perfect and the track slow, dbut firm end safe. The attendavco was good. Bumwary : Six furlongs—Kiduap wod, Big Brown lu#'mcoml, im Lowe third, Tim 1194, ve furlongs—Cora Fisher won ) uomm Alphonse third, ‘Pime—1:341y. wile—Queen of Trumps won u second, St." Ledger third. Time—1 Mile aund seveuty yards, all ages - ‘m\(y won, Fayette second, Insolence third. —1:01. Kansas Oity laces. Kaxsas Ciry, June 19.- Dorby day brought put a big crowd at the races to-day. The or was warin aud whe track good, but a slow. Sumwary: Qhree-fourths of & wmile—Lizsie B. won, M:dolln socond, Golightly third. Time— 1 l"?v‘e furlongs, two-years-old—Blue Veil won, Lulu B, second, Jesse Armstrong third. Time—1:03 AgOs — Thirteen sixtoenths of a mile, all Bridgelight won: Churchiil Clark second, Lenimon third. Tim, 1:95%. Kansas City derby, one and ono-tourth miles—Lepremier won, (iladstone second, J. T, third, Time—3:14, Sevon furlongs—Frederica won, Annie A. second, J. T. Rusk third, Time—1:324. vl ditpinctins Tho Sportsmon’s Tournament. HasTINGs, Nev., June 19.—[Special Tele- gram to Tne Bee.]—The breach botwaeen the eastern and western members of tho State Sportsmen’s association, which occurred at Omaha threo years azo, aud which resulted in the organization of the Western Nebraska Sportsmen's association, is in a fair way to be permanontly healed, At the business session of tha western association, to-day, it was decided by & unanimous vote to con- solidate with the state association, and a committoe of three, consisting of McCreary, Hayden and Crabill, of Hastings, was ap- pointed to confer with the directors of the state association in regard to terms of con- solidatiou. It is proposed to. turn into the treasury of the state association all the funds of the western association, if the consolida- tion is effected. The second day of the tournament opened, arger attendance than yos- ather was all that could be first on the pro- gramme, for twelve single targets, was con- tested by twenty-four members of the asso- ciation, Campbell took first money; second money was divided between Smith, of Grand Island, and Parmalee, of Omaha: third mouney betw Nethaway, Crabill and H. Lambert; fourth money was taken by H. Lawmbert. ‘The feature of the day was for the West- eren Nob o Sportsmen’s dinmond medal, t s, twelve single and ir of targots to @ team. Six teams od the contest, and it was one of the sting shoots in the history of- the The medal and first money was Lowe and S. R. Kleck, of association. won by E. E. Grand Islaud. Lincoin Races. Lixcory, Neb,, June 19.—[Special Tele~ gram to Tite Bre]—A large crowd attended the races at the Gontlemen’s Driving jasso- ciation grounds, to-day, where soveral good trials of speed were given in the 2:35 trot- ting class. Logan B. took first money, with Black Crook a close second. B. D. Orr won the purse in the three-minute race. Bell Redmond was an easy winner in the half! mile running race, and in the one-quarter mile dash Judea took the prize. Best timo made 1 trotting races was 2:30. 11 the weather is fair, to-morrow will be the great day of the races, which are now an assured success, s Nebraska Sabbath Association. At a meeting of Omaha ministers, Tues- day, at the Y. M. C. A., av the close of the address of Rev. Wilbur I, Croits, field sec- retary of the American Sabbath Union, the following committee was appointed to co- operate with the officers of the American Sabbath Union in organizing a state Sabbath association: Bishop Worthington, chairman; Rev. Dr. Harsha, vice chairman; T. H. Taylor, secretary} Rev. Dr. Detweller, and Dr. Wood. The officers of the American Sabbath Un- ion, who will be ex-officio mcmhera of the committee, are: Rev. Wilbi Crofts. of New York, field secretary; RG\' Willard Seott, D. D. chairman of Des Moines, Owmaha and Denver district; Rev. M. A. Gault, district secrotary; Bishop J. 1. Now- man, vice president for Nebraska, and Rev. E. H. Curtis, of Lincoln, state secretary. This committee will arrange a programme for a convention on Thursday and Eriday, Sept. 19 and 20, in this city, to which all friends of the Sabbath in the state will be invited. Preachers’ meetings and religious conferences all over the state are invited to endorse, by resolution, this movement for a Sabbath association auxiliary to the Ameri- can Subbath Union, It is expected th if not quite all the states and territori be organized before the end of the year. Cushman’s Menthol Inhaler, cures catarrh, beadache, neuralgia, asthma, hay Fever: Trial free at your druggist. Drice 50 cents. Kountze Memorial Lutheran School. At the morning service, June 23, the pas- tor, Rev. J. S. Detwiller, will deliver the baccalaureate address to the graduates of the Omaha high school. A fine musical pro- gram has been prepared for the occasion by Mr. Knopfel, the organist of #he church, who 15 also one of the finest artists in his line in this part of the country. The vocal selec- tions will be rendered by a_double quartette, supplemented by Mr. C.J. Schmidt, the weli- known basso, who will sing severai solos. Included,in 'the musical sclections are the following': Offerteire de St. Cecelia (organ). Benedic Anima Mea. -Baptiste .Sims Te Deum in E flat, . Lloyd “Hear Us, Ok Fathler’Soprano 80lo. . Knopfel “March of tho Priests’” 'from Athalia” (organ). . Mendelssohn At the evening service the musical selec- tions will by Overture “William Tell” (organ) Sanctus and Gloria, “Look Down, Oh L0 “All Wil 'be Well! Swedish melody Postludium—) Ghant- response ( .Soedermann rch from Taunhauser. . ..\Vngnur Neighborly Broils. The case of Mitchell versus Schroeder was the humorous episode of the morning’s grist. The two are neighbors on South Seventeenth street, ncar Marcy, and their houses are only fourteen in apart. Their windows are exactly opposite, and as a consequenco there is but livtle seclusion for each from his neighbor's gaze. Mr, Mitchell therefore proceeded to build a fence twenty-four feet high in front of his neighbor's windows, completely shutting off all light. Whild Mitehell was up town buying more nails, Schroeder took a hammer and destroyod the towering obstruction, and as a result was arrested. After bemng thoroughly aired in the police court, Judge Berka dismissed the caso. The running of eight trains a dnfr from the union depot Omaha, through to the Chautaugua grounds during the assembly gives ample accommodations for the west side. In addition the regular trains on the Rock Island and Milwaukee roads will stop at the grouns, Plenty of depotand sidewalk room, Hacks under the control of the association will meet trains at the Chautangua depot and take passengers for 10 cents for the round trip, up to the north entrance. The walk 18 short up hill, the hacks for those who wish to ride. The Advertising Department, Bre has made awmple provision for its advertising solicitors. In one of the four compartments of the counting room these gentlemen will be anchored. Their desks are placed bebind the marble counter, and their quarters aro supplied with every con- venience, Miiton R, Ubl 1s in charge of the department, assisted by C. D, Thompson and Hosler. These are the men who lnu,l in half-page ads aud column write-ups, Next to them is the compartment of the foreign advertising clerk, Robert Hunter. The foreign subscription clerk, the book- keepers, N. P, Feil, cashier, and his assist- aut, M. B, Davenport, and the city circula- tor, Theo, Williams, with a force of clerk are all amply provided for in this most e gant and spacious business ofloe. The family of Thomas Nulun, 1486 South Scventecnth street, suffered another be- reavewent Tuesday in the death of little Katie, the youngest daughter,who died after a short illuess. The roniains were interred in Holy Sepulchre cemetery yesterday after- noon. el Physicians endorse Minhaloviteh’s Hungarian Blackberry Juice for its purity. R R THE SQUARE AND COMPASS. Sessions of the Nebraska Grand Lodge of Masons. SOME OF THOSE IN ATTENDANCE Order of the Eastern Star—Memorial Service of the A, O. U. W. at Washington Hall — The Oda Fellows, The Masons. The grand custodian lodwe continued in session yesterday morning as a lodge of instruction. Tho grand lodge convened at, 4 o'clock yves- terday afternoon, with between three and four hundred delogates present, including the following: George B. France of York, grand master; John J. Mercer, Brownville, deputy grand master; Robert . French, Kearney, grand senior warden; Bradner D, Slaughrer, Ful- lerton, grand. junior warden; Christian Hartman, Omaha, grand treasurer; William R. Bowen, Omaha, grand secretary; Jacob A. Hood, Schuyler, grand chaplain; 4. H. Wilson, ' Lincoln, grand orator; Leo 2, Gellette, Beatrice, grand custodia D, cumseh, grand marsth , grand senior deacon; Bd Jae ksm\ ud junior deacon: Jacob King. grand tiler: S. W. Orton Weeping Water; Janmes Reed, Nebr: 3 Jo Al Rice and George H. ng, Stewart; William Watermun and W, H. MeCann, Hay Springs; F, White, Plattsmouth ; Georee H, Thun' nell, Grand Island; J. P, A. Black, Bloom- ington; John 13, Dinsmore, Sutton; William Adair, Dakota City; Judge Rees, Wahoo: C. J. Phelps, Schuyler; A. A. Hast: ings, Lincoln; Governor F'urnas,Brownville; Jo W Rising: John R. Minkler, Steele City; Warren, Nobraska City. 1. 0. 0. F. The fourteenth annual mesting of the L 0. O. I\ Protective association was held in 0dd Fellows hall, on Tuesday night. Re- ports woro mado showing the flourishing condition of the order. There has been dis- bursed to the widows and orphans of de- coased moembers $20,518 since the organ tion of the association in Omaha. The fol- lowing aivectors of ‘the association were etected for the ensuing year: President, John Iivans; secretary, John Groves; treas- urer, Henry Bolin lu)m Hamlin, J. Shee- ley, D. H, Wheeler, John Reed, L. Ivey, John Drok, L. H. Caso and G. Androas, A. O U W. Yesterday's Sessions of the Supreme Lodge of the World. The session of the suprome lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, yester- day, was largely devoted to the discussion of the relief board, consisting of C. M. Mas- ters, S. M. W., chairman; M. W. Sackett, S. Rdr., secretary; John J. Acker, S. Rec., treasurer; Charles Babst, chairman finance commmittee; Johu Frizzell, chairman com- mittee on laws. While a final settlement of the details in- volved in the report was not reached, it was fairly well digested. The laws of the order have proved so equitable ia operation that the general tendency of legislation is to let ‘well enough alone. A visit to South Omaba was made in the afternoon. The Eastern Star. The grand chapter of the Nebraska order of the Eastern Star assembled at Masonic hall yesterday evening, and opened with the following oficers present from various sub- ordinate chapters: Mrs. A. J. Snider, grand matron; W. N. Nason, grand patron; Mrs. B. J. Scott grand assistant matron; J, L. Watrous, grand assistant patron; H. A. Guill, grand secretary; Edwin Davis, grand treasurer; Mrs. Etta Steele, grand con- ductress; Mrs. L. E. Snider, grand assistant conductress; Mrs. C. H. Aluson, grand Adahi Mrs.'Alma B Ticin, and_ Ruth; Mrs. Kate A. Rice, grand Estha; Mrs, G. Hunt, gmnd Martha; Thomas Batterton. grand sentinel. The reports of the several officers made o very creditable showing. The order de- cidad to subscribe for one share (8500) of the capital stock of the Masonic Orphans’ home. The appointment of a district_deputy grand matron was provided for. The newly-elected officers were regularly installed and entered upon thour respective duties. Chiof Galligan ns an Essayist. At the national convention of chief engin- cors to be held at Kansas City, September 10, Chief J. J. Galligan of this city, has been invited to deliver an address on the subject, “Should the size of loading hose for fire de- partments be increased?" . Reltef For Johnstown. The Italian society, Dal Cenesio al Aetna, yesterday, forwarded $23.50 through its president, Antonio Venuto, to H. Pro- gresso, of New York, asa donation to the Johnstown suffers’ fund. IOWA NEWS. Railroad Shops Burned. Des Morxes, la., June 19.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue Bek.]—At a late hour last night the Narrow Gauge railroad shops at Osceola were destroyed by fire. Several en- gnes and all the machinery are lost. The loss is a heavy blow to the company, and is estimated at about $40,000. This company pays out nearly $3,000 a month to local em- ployes. Everything about the shops is totally destroyed. The *Dirt” Exploded. Ackrey, Ta,, June 19.—!Special Telegram to Tune Bie.]—A distressing accldent hap- pened to Harry Olmstead, son of O, P. Olm- stead, yesterday morning. A neighbor's son had given him the butt end of a revolver cartridge, and he, thinking it was fuil of dirt, decided to dig it out, that he might have the shell for a vlaything, Accordingly he got & table fork and proceeded to dig. He made but a jab or two at the ‘dirt” until the cartridge exploded, and as he was holding it tightly clasped between the thumb and forefinger of the left hand, the result was that both of those important members of the hand were literally blown to peices, Medical assistance was at once summoned, and it was found necessary to amputate the thumb av the lower joint and the finger at the second joint, which leaves him badly crippled for life, Pieces of the shell badly scarred his face Des Moines College, Des Moixes, Ia., June 10.—[Special Telo- gram to Tuk Beg, |-~The commencement ex- ercises of the Des Moines college are being held this week. Tho significant features are the change of namo from the University of Des Moines to Des Moines College, and the imauguration of Rev. H. L. Stetson, D, D,, as president. He was formally inaugarated this afternoon. This eveuing the alumni association held its annual rewuion. There has been a reorganization of the business affairs of the colloge, and the following ofti- cers of the board of trustees were electel President, Rov. H. L. Feskett, Marshall- town; vice-president, George W. Fuller, Des Momou' secretary, Hov, K. P. Bartlett, Des Moines; treasurer, Georga W. Baker, Des Moines; executive committee, B, T, Gillett, N. C. Towne, Dr, E. C, Spiauy, E. 8. Hup, H. L. Stetson, Au Insurance Man Missing. Drs Moixes, Ia., June 19.—[Special Tele- gram to Tue Ber.]—Nothing nas yet been heard of the jusurance wan, Sumner B, Little, who has mysteriously disappeared, He lived at 1815 Capital avenue. He has not been seen in the city since last Thursday. He is a single man, about thirty-five years of age, heavy set, and of dark complexion. His friends are making an anxious search for him, buv 80 far have no clue, St. Joseph cem®ar e ey Dusuque, Ta., Juge 19.—|Spacial Telogr am 10 Tuk Bee, |—The commencemant exercises of St. Joseph's college, the ouly Roman Catbolic college for young wen stulying for the priosthood in the didtose, were held here this afternoon. Thers Wero six graduates, T. J. Mo(}nmi‘ of Shux City, receiving the valedictory. Ifteon, gr" from outside the city wera present. and Vory Rev. Fa ther Ryan, vicar-geueral of thib diocess, presen ted tho diplomas. The graduates go to Mont real in the fall, where they will read tneology for several years, The County Superintendents, Masox Ciry, Ia, Jund 10.—[Spocial Tele- gram to Tue Bee]~The convention of county superintendents and principals of schools of tho state, tobe held at Clear Lake , Thursday, Friday and Saturday, will bo very largely attended. A Rttiber now are on th e grounds ready for the work. Those who will take prominent places on the programme aro State Superintendent Sabin, County Sunerintendents L. B. Sunderlin, O, A, Mc- Farland, W Rooves, Dan Shoa, J. C. Waebster, C. H. Crawrord, R. C. Barrott, I, B. Cooper, J. Breckenridge, B, G. Cooley, H. Kling, ©. P. Colgrove, W. J. Mitchell, John McLeod and S. B. Miller. Billings Released From Custody. WaTERLOO, Ta, June 10.—Special Telo- gram to Tne Bee]—Judgo Couch to-day, approved the bond of M. E. Billings, who is charged with the murder of County Attor- ney Kingsley, at Waverly, and he was ro- Jeased from custoay. Ons of the sureties on the bond was a member of the jury who con- victed Biilings of murder in his first trial. The Sons of Veterans. Towa Crry, Tn., June 19.—The annual en- camprment of the Sons of Veterans of Iowa obened in this city, to day State Univeraity. Towa City, Ia, June10.—Tho state uni- versity closed its annual commencement, to- day, with the graduating oxerciscs of the collegiate departmert, There were thirty- two ladies and gentlemen upon whom the degreo of bachelor of arts was conferred. Several other degrees were conferred. The Soldiera’ Monument. Towa Crry, Ta., June 19.—The Towa soldiers’ monument committee met here, to-day, and selected a plan out of many submitted. As thebids containing names corresponding to the numbers, are sealed at Des Moines, the committee is at a loss to know to whom the award has gone. s e i SOUTH OMAHRA NEWS. Appointment of Lotter Carriers. Postmaster Peter Cockrell has appointed C. W. Miller, Mark Boukal, M. A. Martin and Jeremiah Howard letter carriers, and 0. E. Fenner, Nels A, Lundgren and Wil- liam Mangon alternates Postmaster Cock- rell has given general satisfaction by this ofticive act. e men are all sober, indus- trious and trusty. They will go on duty Thursday morning. The letter boxes, twenty in all, the locks and keys, satchels and car- riers’ paraphenalia have been reccived, and the system by these competent men, under the supervision of Captam Cockrell, will be fully ready for operation July 1 Lawn F Tuesday evening next Mrs. Dnulcl Sullivan and Misses Cora R. Smith, Maud Haywood, Etta McDonald and Alice Griftith will give a lawn' fete at the home of Dr. C. E. C. and John Smith, Twenty-third and J streets. A Birthday Party. The twelfth birthday of Miss Barbara daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Heyman, was made as pleasant Wednesday afternoon as youth could dream of or age desire to realize. Mrs. Heyman prepared apolo table spread and entertained the guests so that the hearts of both old and young were light alike, Notes About the City. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph-W. Edgerton will start for Athens, O., Thursday, called there by word informing them that Mrs, Edger- ton's mother, Mrs. H. C. Shelby, was dead. James Tuilty, of Glenn Rock, is in the city, the guest of Dr. J. M. Glasgow. John H. Dolan came over from Avoca, Ia., to visit with his friend, J. P. Thompson, of the Cleveland house. G. W. Thompspn, weighmaster in thebe ef killing department of the packing houses of Swift & Co., left Wednesday evening for a week’s visit with friends in Chicago. The Dr. Andrew Rosewater building, on South Twenty-sixth street, will soon be oc- oupied for a large clothing house. S. S. Remer, Thursday, will go to Millard to select grounds for the shooting tourney July 4. Misses Anna Blanchard and Estella Coe will start for a visit with friends at Des Moiues and other places in Iowa. tson, of Marshall, Mich., who have been visiting their daughter and son-in-law, and Mrs. Arthur W. Saxe, and son, Mr. Tillotson, will return home to-day, accompanied by Mrs. Saxe and daughter, All persons interested in organizing a Y. M. C. A., are requested to attend » meeting in the Presbyterian church, Friday evening. Patrick Bunce, of the Armour-Cudahy packing company’s force, has gone to Chi- cago to attend the American derby and to bet on his favorite, Proctor Knott. All members of South Omaha lodge No. 66, A. O. U. W., are requested to be in at- tendance at the lodge rooms Thursday even- ing in time to vake the 6:5> dummy train for Omabha to join in the A, O. U. W. parade. The fourteenth birthday of Miss Frankie Jacobs was fittingly celebrated by a bevy of youug folks, who were entertained in a way to make the young happy and the old feel young. Prof. V. P. Wormwood is the guestof Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Carley. Messrs. Irank H. Cantlie, Charles Web- ster and Frank Burness were appointed a general committee on arrangements for the Caledonian picnic, July 4, with full power to select the grounds and make all arrange- ments. Superintendent Edward A. Cudahy, who hss been ill for some weelks, has sufficiently recovered to take a trip, and has gone to St. Louis, Mo., and points in Kansas. The High School ball club defeated the South Side club, Wednesday afternoon, by a score of 7 to 5. Misses Laura Wood and Fannie Andrews, 'i,' Lewis, Ia., are the guests of Miss Estella Srion, s Marrea Her Brauty. Two jealous women got into a row at their residence, 840 South Sixteenth street, last night, and Mrs, Beaty struck Rose Moran in the face with a soda bottle, severing the cartilage of her nose and inflicting painful injuries. Dr. Raiph ‘was called in and dressed the wounds of thé unfortunate Rose, which, while not serious, will greatly mar her beauty. - I have used S, h 8. for debility resulting from chills and fever, and' have found it to be the best tonic and’ dupetizer that I ever took. It also prevented a return of the chills. A, J. ANLIN, Eurelm Springs, Ark, Sunlight Arld H"ullh The potent Inlluanae of sunlight upon health can hardly b aggerated. D Weir Mitchell, in hm interesting re- searches on snake poisons, found that the poison of the deadly cobra, if ex- posed to sunlight for a brief time, be- came harmless. Prof. Huxley has shown that yenst increases indefinitely in volume ‘amid darkness and damp, while in sunlight justthe reverse is the case. Sunless houses are the natural creators of sickness. The prevalence of goitre in Siberia whth attacks 12 and often 25 per conl of the people in some villages, is ascribed to the accumulation of filth in deep, narrow valleys and the habit of Russian peasants of keeping their houses tightly closed, Iree access of light favors nutrition and regularivy of development, and contributes to beau- tity tho countenance, while deficiency of light is usually chavacterized by ugliness, rickets and deformity, and is a fruitful source of scrofula and con- sumption in any climate. It is proba- ble that one of the chief benefits de- rived by invalids from a winter sojourn ut Alpine or tropreal rsorts is due to the large aiount of swnlight eujoyed. NI TIR G B4y o iV o House Cleanmg Why? Because PEARLINE takes the drudgery right out of lmnsf‘-cl(,mmg—~docs) the work better—quicker and with less labor than anything known. Saves the worst of the wear by doing away out taking them up—~p1cmrcq--"1'1<s~—xmr1)1r~--—lml\ tub: coarse, nothing too fine for PEARLINE. it a fair trial. suspect its presence. DECLARKE STABLISHi y Sure Curesl} Ghicago, is, 1 Glaricst, The Regular 01d-Established PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Is still Treating with the Greatest Z2 SKILL and SUCCESS ’ Z N AT ot Chrunic, Nervous and Pn'vale Diseases. %5~ NERVOUS DEBILITY, Lost Manhood, falling Memory, Exha nlnfi Drains, Terrible ms, Head and Back Ache and all the effecta fediog i early docuy and prhaps Consumption es lnlnn’ treated \cmnlmul.ly by new methods with neyer ,. succes IL18 and all bad Blood and Skin Dise catte r(ermrwnlly cured. DNEY and URINARY complaints, Gleet, Qomorthota, Strictu re, Varicoccie md Al dutases of the Genito-Urinary Organs cured prompty without injury to Stomach, Kidneys or other &~ No cxperiments. d portant. Age Consultation free B3~ Send 4 cents postage for Celebr Chronic, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. ose contemplating iage send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 13 cents, both 25 cents (stamps). Consult the old octor.” A friendly letter or callmay save future suffer- f and shame, and add goldenyears tolfe, &3 liook (Secret) Exrors,"” socents (stamps). Medicing and writings sent everywhere, secure from €XpoBUTS. Hours, 8108, Sundays 9 to s, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D., Clark 8t. CHICAQD, 186 So. () CLoup FLoanne « Soam. WRAPPERS, Res et PHOTOGRAPHS a 912 « icbrated « AcorsandACTRESSES —THE— CHICAGO SHORT LINE OF THE Chicago, Milwaukee & t. Paul R'y, The Best Route from Omaha and Councll Bluffs to HE EAST I'WO TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OMAHA AND COUNCIL BLUFFS Chicago, «—AND— Milwaukee, St Paul, Minneapolis, Cedar Ravids, Rock Island, Freeport, Rockford, Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, Elgin, Madison, Jancsville, Beloit, Winona, La Crosse, And ull ether important points East, Northeast and Southenst. gh tickets, call on the ticket agent at 1501 reet, in Barker Block, or at Union Pacifio Pilinan Sleepers and tho inest Dining Cars in the i the main line of the Chicago, M t. Paul Railway, and every attentiin VLo pasacngers by Courteous ompioyes of the company. W \flllEll General Manager. xl,u. ‘RSt istant Genoral Managor. CAUPENTRR, Goneral Pussongor and HMEAFFORD, Asslstant GeneralPassongor sadleket AE T.J. CLAKK, Generai Superintendent. The AMERICAN Londscape &= @ Architect send for Little Pamphlet ; Galesburg, Ilinois. HEalways tits the lm'r', FOR Jones, or MK. Case, OMAHA BUSINESS enxD ¥om Cosss PENNVRO AL WAVERS are succesatully ux monthly by over 10,000 Effectudtand H«:}u !V g’a S e ticulars ¢ ta Add Dikis Cuskical, Ooy Divior, Nick, For sn.h) nnd by mail by Goodman Drug Company, Omaha, Sells sight Blg profts. Sulury Hanover Bt, Loston, AE“'“ wanted. New Utensil. L\ Exclusive ~terriiory. 0od men. Howe Co., 485, .oonuuunu"’ile i el ml. ntiflo, Powerf! l‘ 5000 unnl sS:::“Y:m Ao ot Eoriio WELTE ¥ anflsn. EMOVED T0 l 0 vluuu AVE., GHICAO, ‘VANTIIJ—w weekly representative, or fomale, 10 every community. (G0ods -m ple; household nocessity; sell at sight; no dling; salary pald prompuly, and expenses EiVanced. Fuli particulars and Valuable sawple case rukk, We ment just whatwe aay; addroas atonce, STANDARD BILVER WARE CO,, Bos- tou, Mass, with the rubbing. = Cleans furniture—paint—carpets, with- -every lhnw~—nothm-v too You'll appreciate this fact best by giving House-cleaning time will pass so smoothly the men folks will not Manufactured only by JAMES PYLE, New York. DR. HORNE'S = DElncto-Magnetic Belts | The Grandost Triumph of Electric Scienco—Sel- entifically Made and Prncllcully Appliod. e "wlil, DISEASE CURED WITROUT MEDIEIES !T WILL CURE YO! Neuraletn, Sciutice, Dircasen of Ki Gentlomen's Relt with Rlectrie ;:: Suspensery, 2 Tave yonu Pal oun DLty Asthm: T i £ey Mydrocele elll O ivonne, Dyspepa ey Ty A { i Junt ¥ o Rt stan Wbl amily Gan woar 1L Lt Sloctritis the blood and oures TESTMOMALS Firecomont VT R RS -15 it Dropiy, tierthey 'y nrf'o’ o Body: A, C, A Samymon, Chidago FhntnG Othe rumoo; s 1k idep AERIERES Rom'u:\) ‘nm‘mu 55" Fhet Sk Beroet Kew Ko W m n;nvuus PEOPLE, Cured i 60"daya. DR MORNE'S. ELECTAO-MAGS Torae’s Klcetro-2agnetlo e Trnn,mn\bl'wd Guirantoed h & oy cho inthe ol I ‘continuous Llectrio & Hagnetls rrert, B xflnf’xfi?‘, Powertil, gufl.f'u... il nnd oty Bit, Kil chronic (‘vmlnrl‘n‘d‘gfltslrl () dey o T o S na bmhmu imp {Y=roved. on SRR poerral do2 Seffectl Illll sy 5 0. LR dot Malo “RERRRENCES < Any hank, St agency or, § With m B wiloicualo houss T Chicako;’ wholesalo um..m,,’u.n{t.""“ Imitsdtons. " RLORIC TISAES POk “RUNI Francisco aud Chicago. $,000 eured. §ond ctamp for llustrated pamphlet DR. W. J. HORNE, Inventor, IBO Wabash Avenue, Chicago, A. J. POPPLETON, President. W, J.3. BROWN, Vice-President. 8. A SOLID NEBRASKA COMPANY. The Omaha Fire Insurance Co. OF OMAHA, NEB, Paid Up Capital, - ot - 5 - $100,000 Fire, - Lightning - and - Tornado = Insurance, Offices, S. K. Corner Douglas and Sixteenth Sts, Telephone 1,433, YATES, Treasurer. JOSSELYN, Secretary Divectors: A.J. Poppleton, J. H. Millard, Wm. Wallac nmett, H. W. Yates, N, A, K, 55, B Stone, 0.1 Wooaworth, 3. 8. Cotltns 3, 3. Brown, 8. 1. Jossevn, Home Office, Nos. 300, 301, 802, 303 Brown’s Block, - - - Omaha, Neb, ETCHINGS, EMLRSON’ ENGRAVINGS, HALLET & DAVIS, ARTIST SUPPLIES, KIMBALL, MOULDINGS, PIANOS AND ORGANS FRAMES, SHEET MUSIC. 1513 Donglas 8t 5 - - - - - - Omaha Nebraska - Dr. Spimey & . NATIONAL DISPENSARY NERVOUS, CHRONIC and PRIVATE DISEASES of MEN and WOMEN successfully treated. YOUNG MEN Suffering from the effacts of youthful follies or indis- grotlons, or ure trouvled with Weakness, Nervous lity, Loss of Memary, espondency, Av 2A | The largost, Tastest und Inest in the world, | Pagiongor ascommodations unexcolled. orl to Liverpool via Quecnstown, e Cotopraied | Mo Fino Wed, Juned City or'itomme | ship 1 the World. New York w Glazgow via Londonierry Socloty. Kidney Troubles or any disonses of the Go £ Uriiiry Oriins, e haro fnd & 6o And spos cure. Chiirges reasonable, especinlly to the poor MIDDLE-AGED MEN A S ENAS W ith regular weekly sailings thereatter, Dhero wre many woubled with wo frequent evaou | ¢, Liverpool, Dern ustions of the bladder, orton acco; Bolfast or S0 by Gluskow stear Smarting or burning s h) Rome.”" 01| W Aystom in i munner the TECnnnot Somga brucly okdom fi»,.".“.‘,.‘.,,.(.',u,o.m.,. On examining the urina; Will often bo tound, and semetimes particies of albu- men will appear of the color be of # thin, milkish sain changing t nrk or torphl uppoarance. aio o s{on rates rodu, ving privifedo of seeing in one Lrip e ersey, Picturesgue Clyde, North und South of SIONS TO PARIS 01t CONTL L TOURS on N CLravarers: Cireaine Lottors of GrOdte for any wmount nt 10west curront raes. ot our local agents or (0 son Beothers, O hicago, Il HALL, ODIES, Eal s s the octor will g cure in all such casos. and u b the genito-urinary orgnns, Cousy na Zeont stamp for “Young Ma's Fric R ox G tldb te Wealock,” free to all, _Addres: DR. SPINNEY & CO. Main and 1:th 8'., Kansas City, Mo, g2~ Mention this paper. GRATEFUL—COMFORT! Epps’s Cocoa. BREAKFA! “By a thorough knowledgo o the natural lnws [ihich govern thu operations of digowtion wad nutel {lon, wid by & carefiit Spolicasion of tha tino praper tes of weli-selocted Cocon, Mr. provided onr brenkfast. tabios with & agiicatoly. 1 Thich may save us any heavy dd o s Of diot that n e eaduinily Dalie o anti steong Ghouigh 10 renlst evary tondency to dlashse. © 1y dreds of subtio maladies aro Hoating around s r 10 ALACK Wherover therois & wonk noint. Wo ms gscapo many o fatul suurt by keoning ourselves wo fortifted with pure blood wnd - properly nourishol v it NEBRASKA NATIONAL BANK U. 8. DEPOSITORY, OMAHA, NEB. Capital . + o0 $400,000 Surplus J ln. Ifl. 1&8.1 « 02,000 OFFICERS AND DIRECTOL HENGY W, VATES. Prosident, Liwis =333 od ll nm u‘olmv.h LONDON, are resort in the west. of Nebraskn is ealled s50FL TOF @xcursionists, plenio 1ven on all rallrouds. oo The sttentlc t0 this near nder the control ¢ catorer 3 o uste and HRht rope, Andius and Bo ol M gors. Mlluuln Neb. Steck Piano = Remavrkable for powerful sympathetic tone, piinble action and absolute dura- hxhty. 80 years’ record the best guarans tee of the exccllence of these instru- ments, WUUDBRIDGEBRUS THE IRON BANK Corner12th and ¥arnam Sts, A General Bunklng Busiuess Transacted, DREXEL & MAUL, Buccessors 1o John G. Jacobs.) Undertakers andEmbalmers Attheold stand 1407 FVarnam 8t, Orders by telegraph solicited and promptly atiendod, elephone to No, 22, IVOh(xl"I—‘A‘ Dl)()l)lllbll. A‘r'flm NEY -AT D 24 Dearborn Bt., Chicago; advice free; 21 years' ux perience; LI n tnuu‘ i usiness quietly sud le