Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 22, 1889, Page 8

THE CITY. Rovenue collections yesterday, 874.29, Mr. B. J. Miller and Miss ter were yesterday granted license to marry. By Frank Perry aileges that Frank Jon- | nings stole a dray wagon valued at The police are hunting for Mr. nings. Augusta Nelson has filed a complaint in the police court against Fred. Nelson, charging him with maintaining n nui- sance by keeping a shanty standing on Augusta’s .premises at. No. 824§ south Twenty-eighth street. The members of the colored barbers’ union will give their first entertain- ment and ball at Masonic hall on Thurs- day of next week. Elaborate prepar tions are being made, and no pains or expense will be spared to make ita grand success. Jen- Personal ¢ aragraphs. 3. J. Dickenson, of Atlanta, is at the Mur- ¥, John Snodgrass, of Springtield, N the Arcade. Mrs, H. A. Gray and child, of Denver, are at the Millard. P. L. Chuse and wife, of Lawrence, arc at the Arcade. A. B, Elwood was at tho Paxton last even- ng from Schuyler, Wall Robertson, of Murray lngt evening. Mrs. J. L. Lowis and child are at the Mil- tard from Jasper, Mo, Mrs. G. C, Collins, of Fort Cullom, Colo., is a guest of the Murr, Jean De La Chappetlo and W, are in the city from Ottawa, I11. Hon. W. G, Bentley, of Ashland, is in the cwy. He calied ut Titk Bre ofiice. Mrs. B. B, Buck, of Fort Meade regstercd at the Paxton last night, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spoouer_are in the city. Their home is at Newton, | G. H. Boone, wifo and child were among the guests registered at the Millard last even- ing. J. Bartholomew and wife, of Vernon, N, Y., were among the Paxton’s guests last evening. O. B. Hansen, Mrs. Wilford ana Miss Shurry, all of Wymore, were guests of the Paxton yesterd J, H. Molugen and wife, of Pine Ridge, Dalc, arrived in the city yesterday and reg’ istered at the Arcade. A party of New York ladies at the Paxton last evening were Mesdumes Howard and White and Misses M. and B. Howard. Deputy Mackey Improving. It is reported from Sidney that Mr. V. M. Mackoy, deputy county clerk of Doug county, is much improved since Monday. when he was reported dying with consump - tion. If possible he was to start with his wife last night for Colorado. A Warrant tor Him, Postoffice Inspector Branch swore out a warrant in United States Commissioner An- derson’s office yesterday for the arrest of Assistant Postmaster Har Vaughn, of B arging him with destroying six lette: is at Kan, Beatrice, was at the Graham Dak., was L. O, Jones' Bereavement, Mrs. L. O. Jones and frieads of the family are very much worried because of their ina- Dility to get word to Mr. Jones that one of s two children is dead and the other very sick. Mr. Jones went west about two weeks ago on a pleasure trip, and_ is supposed o be somewhore in the itocky mountuins, out his movements for the past few days were not known. The child died yesterday, and a dozen telegrams have been'sent but not one of them rewched him, ther Defends Son. Mr, K. W. Day, the father of Bennie Day, who was charged in the police court with taking improper liberties with little Daisy Woolwine, called at Tue BEee in his son’s behalf. He says that the young man hus always been a good boy, truthful and up- right. That he has always been very fond of children und liked to play with them. At the time referred to the father says his son had no thought of any i.nproper acts, The theriff and the Commissioners, Sheriff Coburn is preparing to make a de- fense when the county commissioners open t investigation into the affairs of his ofice. He has retained neral Cowin and will be on hand Friday when the bourd meets as committee of the whole 10 examine & statement prepared by Audito Evans. The sheriff sent Commissione Mount a communication yesterday, saying that when auy matter pertaining to his ofic comes up for consideration, about which there is any question, he desires to be heard, One item of dispute between the board and the sheriff is the mileage he claims for travel. His fleures fix the amount at $3,000 and theirs at §1,700, For Sleeplessness, o Horsford’s Acid Phosphate. Dr. C. R. Drake, Belleville, 11 bave found it, and it alone, to bo capal producing a sweet and natural sloep in ¢ of insomuia from overwork of the’ brain, Which 50 often occurs in active professional and business men. . The Smith-lier Case, J. Wood Smith haa au_opportunity to air his grievance agawst Julius.Jler yesterday afternoon. The case was called ut 4 p. m., and Mr. Smith was kept on the stand until ¢ o'clock, when an adjournment wus taken until te-day at 2 p. m, The defense took the ground that the 8500 which Swith was trying to get possession of was forfeit money deposited by him 1n cordance with a written contract which had been signed by him and by Iler as agent for the owners of the Cozzens house vroperty. The contract provided for the forfeiture of certain checks which were given to ller as a guarantee of good faith. Smiti fused to either deny or afiirm that the ch which he acknowledged having eiven to Iler immediately after the contract was sigued, were posted us forfeit money. Ho acknowledged having sold the “St. iouis" property on Thirteenth street to Mrs. Nellie McBride, but said he had a power of attor- ney frow her to trausfer the proverty to the Cozzons house people in accordance with his contract with lle The case attracted considerablo atteation among real estate men, a lurge number of them being present. Peurs’ is the purest and best soap ever made, Distinguished Celestials, Dr. Gee Wo and Messrs. Wing Tai, of San Francisco, aud Ab Ling visited Tue Bre building yesterday afternwon, and viewed the city from the roof. Dr. Gee Wo is & Chinese vhysician who has been practicing among his countrymen in Denver, He is an Amer- fcan citizen, has uo queue, and wears Amer- “ican clothes, even down to russct shoes. H is a clever talker, using the English langua tluently and with little accent. He proposes 10 locute and practice in Owaha if he witl be allowed to do s * While practicing in Denver he was tunate enough to lose his wife and the great Yellow river floods in China. Of this he was un aid his country o visit and found nothing ut water where bad once beeu his home. This drove him from bis home and he re solved to spend the rest of his life in the United States. The doctor talks very iter. eatingly and intelligently of the differonc betfveen the practice of ~medicine in his own country and in this, Wing Tai will open a Chinese ba Owuha (v a fow days, unfor- child in Foo Chow, ware until he aar in the goods for which are now on the way. He is the represeuti- tive of 8 wealthy house which handles all torts of Chinese and Japacese faucy goods, @ ‘I'lo visitors wore nuch pleased with what they say, and think Omaha a very fine city, e Stato faie September 6, but the public sale of Humbletonian horses at Liucoln is the day before. Why not attend both? ran Rit- | " 0 | Miss Clark, the postmistress at Blair, was in THE BLAIR POSTOFF 3 Vindication of Miss Clark, the Fair Postmistress, Postoffice Inspector Branch, who has been investigating the alleged irregularities of the city yesterday morning. ““What was the result of your investigation at Blair, Mr. Branch" inquired a Bee re porter, “The vindication of Miss Clark o far as the allegations are concerned. She has enemies down there, and they have made o dastardly attempt to injure her, ““What was the nature of this attemnt!" “Well, among other things, a lot of ictters were burned. and the charred fragments plac B8 highly probablo that tho postmistrosts had burned them after ritling them of their contents. T'his, however, was discovered to be only & part of a plot to hurt her renuta tion for honesty and to have ho rousted from the office. But 1 do not eare to go into de tails. Miss Clark will, in ail probability continue a8 postmistress at Blair on to th end of her term. I return to-morrow to complete my investigation lent for his familiar headline, 100 Dollar,” stolen by imitators, is o with and true only of Hood's Sarsapar- ilin. This can ensily be proyen by any one who desires to test the matter. For real economy, buy only Hood's Sars parilla. Sold by afl druggists. LUNCH. fai uiv MIRANDY SAVED TH An Nlinois Farmer's Expericnce With lowa Confidence Men. Among the 3,000 harvest excursionists who came in on the various eastern lines yesterday morning were John Prouty and wife, who live on a farm near Elgin, 11 Johin thought when he left home early Tues- day morning that he was about the smart- est man in the world, and that his wife was one of the most innocent women that ever inhaled the utmosphere of life. To-duy he curses hunself as beiug one of the huskiest suckers that ever wore cow- hides and regards the partner of his joys and sorrows as being one of the finest specimens of feminine humanity lives. John became the vietim of a man, and but for Mrs. Prouty’s sagacity, the two would now be in Omaba stranded with nothing but a baske of hard boiled eggs and a section of cold ham between them and the cold, cruel world. When the various lines of road announced that for u rate of one fare and a-third for the rouna trip, they wouid ship passengers to all points in- Nebraska, John, who had worked bard for three or four years, announced to bis spouse that he would go. They packed their lunch baskets and ufter John hud bought the tickets and drawn $100 from the bank they started, Jefore leaving the farm Mrs. P. suggested that it would bea good thing to divide on the $100, 50 that in case John should lose his wallet they would have something left. After some grumbling John acquicseed and the casi was split in twain, All through the journey ho cautioned Mrs Prouty to look out for confide en wvised her to sacredly guard the lunch ket, etc., and slept with one eye opeu. At some point in Towa a mce looking gen- tleman got on the train. He was very affa- ble and gained John's confidence, He was from Omaha and was going right lome, At Pacific junction he expected to met a man to whom he was indebted $45 worth and was going to pay him. All of which the unso- phisticated John took in. When Pacific Junction was reached the stranger invited John to accompany him to the platform. Suro enough, there wus the creditor. The debtor was willing to pay and passed over his check for §5 but the creditor had no change, Never mind, the debtor would pay hun the next time he saw hinm. But no, that wouldn’t do; the creditor must o to Chicago and needed money Ah! would John advance and ke the checl for security! Certainly Then the train started ; John caught it all right, but his friend was not spry erough, and ‘Mr. Prouty mourncd his misfortune until yesterday, when he arrived in Omaha and sougnt to cash the check. 1t was bogus, And now Johu wishes his wife had carried the entire hundred. The lunch basket was saved. confidence Not a California Bear. Anybody can catchacold this kind of weather. © The trouble is to let go, like the man who caught the b We advise our readers to purchase of Goodman Drug company a bottic of SAN'T the Cal- King of Consumpti roup Cur 1 to the ta bove copl Sold at $1.00 for §2.50, s immed s is soon displ netrating natu 3 a tri mwonths treatment Six 100, sent by mail $1.10. SHALL BE LIGHT. Conneill Wins His Suit the Gas Company. Hon. W. J. Connell won a victor gas company. Judge W cision yest y and granted Mr. Connell the temporary injunction petitioned for. After reviewing briefly the case and read ing extracts from Superintendent Heyward's aftidavit, his honor handed down the foilow: ing: “A gas company is organized to supply to the public one of the necessities of the age in cities and large towns. Its use of the streets is cssential to that end; and it is granted privileges therein by reason of its quasi pub- lic tunctions and duties. For this reuson it is the accepted doctrine of the courts in this and other states that sucha company enjoying such privileges for such purposes, is subject to reasonable regulations and conditions by legistative and municipal authority. “For the samo r all citizens alike n _AND THER Mr., Against over the keley gave his de- son it is bound to treat 1 without discrimination. It cannot furnish to one and refuse to an other, under like circumstances, This is the result of all the authorities, “The right to discontinue the supply of gas for failure of the person to whom it is supplied to comply with reasonable regula- tions, as to payment, among other things, is not denied in this proceeding, and probubly could not be successfully disputed, But the gist of the complant s that the company, on account of person- d whero it would strike an investigator | al feeling agamnst complainant, and business difficulties with him has on diffarent occasions cnt off the supply of gas at his residence and threatens to continue #0 to do arbitrarily and with good reason under, pre- tense of his failure to punctually pay his gas bills, That it refuses, for these reasons, to extend to him the same indulgence in caso of accidental omission to pay within ten days from the expiration of each month, which it habitually extends to other citizens and thus unjustly disoriminates against him. ‘It fs undisputed that the plaintiff has paid without suit or contest_every gas bill of the company except one,before commencing this suit, and that one he paid immediately aftorward, so it is conceded that plaintiff is of abundant personai responsi- But there had been some contentions '8 48 t0 One or more provi- ous disturbances, and shutting off the plain- uff's supply. and some bad feeling had becn ngendered by plaintiff’s public and private criticism of the company’s attitude towards the y and people and some of its methods, The company disclaims being actuated b, any considerations except of busincss, but insists that on account of delay in previous nts and incidental trouble connected with, it has the right to insist in plain- apon a liberal compliance with its rules by payment within ten days; and in default thereof to immediately shut of his supply of gas, 1t has avowed its purpose, and in this proceeding reiterates its purpose of 8o doing. “The fact of pre derstanding with y 18 troubles or misun- ntiff does not entitle it to thus discriminate against him in the fu- ture. Such action is in the nature of enfore- ing a forteiture for defsult of payment. Courts do not favor forfeiture. An _inais- eriminate exercise of the right claimed, con ceding that it exists, is not proposed, and it is safe to say would not long be tolerated, The city authoritics and the people would find a remedy against it. But it must be - discriminately e if atall; and the plantiff may righttully insist that the same indulgence be extended to him asto any othor and that he shall have the usual and custo- mary warning, calling his attention to his delinquency, if any, before resort to the harsh and summary remedy of shutting off :m-lm.m from his residence and his house- hold he company cannot be permitted Judge without appeal as to the sufficienc reasons for refusing toone citizen reasonuble indulzence, or waver of forfei- ture, if its forbearance should be ®o re- garded, which it extends as a general and well nigh universal custom to other citizens. “The plaintiff is entitled to a temporary injunction against this threatened diserimi- nation.” The victor said, after hearing the favora- ble decision, that even though it cost him $2.50 a thousand feet to do it ne proposed to illuminate sidence in the evening and thus celebrate the result. to Pilest Pilest Dr, Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment will curo blind, bieeding and itching piles when other ointments have faled, It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts asa voultice, gives instant relief. Dr.’ Williams’ 1 Pile Ointment is preparcd only for les and_itehi vate parts, and hing ol very hox is warranted. | Sold druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of price, 50c and $1 per box. WILLIAMS' M'FG ilest ., Prop's. Cleveland, O. UNDER THE WHE 48, bly Injared By a P'acific Train. Taylor, the daughter of Edward a colored man living at Twelfth and Nicholas streets, was run over by a Union Pacific cogine at Fifteenth and Cuming streets yosterday afternoon about 2 o clock. The girl was playing in the ds near the tracks when a switch enzine knocked he down and ran over her tt arm and I nearly amput ating them from the body. She lay near the track unnoticed for about an nd was then taken to her home, where her left leg and arm were amputated. She suffered great pain but bore it bravely, and last evening was resting quict The oficers of the road deny all knowledge of the affair, and the name of the engineer could not be learned. B Is now the rate via the Northern Pa- cific railrond from Omaha and Council Bluffs to all north Pacific coast points, including Portland, Tacomn, and!Sa tle. Through tickets are on s this route duily. This is the only line running through the eastern and cen- tral portions of Washington territor Stop-overs ave given on Northern Pa- second-class tickets at all points in Washington. A STORY OF HARDSHIP. Fritz Bada's Terribic Struggle Dur- ing the Last Three Years. A history of hardship and misfortuue hard to credit is the story of Fritz Bada's during the Lust threo years, Av the o of that period he was strong-armed, always able to find work as a labor He had neither trade nor education, but seemed in a fair way to better his humble circumstances lly. ‘Then ill-health fell to the lot of , and an accident made him almost irely blind. Six months ago a_babe was born to them. Within a month the mother lost her reason through her sicknes troubl Through it all Fritz tried ha bear up as best he could, but such a combi- nation of ills was too much for one man, blind, poor, unable to earn even a penny ex- cept by begging on the streef He, too, lost his reason, and to-day will bo taken to the asylum, where his wife had been taken weeks before, A oharitably inclined gentio- man in South Omaha, named Hans Lens- berg, has adopted the child, pe A Large € tract, Standeford,of the Birkinbine [ ug and Supply company of Oma- has rgturned from Sioux City whe ..,)um\x.md vy and Tuesday. Mr. Standeford sold —50.000 square feet—of the Bodine ing for the new engine works City. General Manager C. M. dings, of the engine works, is w quainted with the Bodine roofing and its merits, having come from where it is manufactured 1 Ohio, MORIUARY, Clyde Hollenbeck, the deceased son of Mrs. W. S. Seavey, will be buried this afternoon at 2 o'clock from the residence of Chief Seavey to Forest Lawn cemetery, Mrs, Augustus Kumerowskl, yesterday at the age of Lwenty-seven_ ycars, will also be buried at 2 o’clock from the resi- dence at 518 North Twenty-sixth street, “OFFICIAL United States Government | Report. National Board of Health, Washington, D. C. Bulletin=Su)\plement No. 6, page 33: “I have tested several kinds of baking powders which I have bought in the open market. The following table gives the commercial name of the baking powder and the number of cubic centimeters of gas given off:" “Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder (does not contain Alum, Ammonia or Lime) 380" “Royal (contains Awwmonia) - 348" “R. C. Kepz1 (l‘ubht Analyst.) This investigation was not made for a money consideration, but in the interest of the Government of the United States. de ght the millions of housckeepers who use DR. 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Unequalied 0pportunity for stidy, ORGA lossons for 815, “Kree advatitages worth price of tuition. ALl Tnstruments, Lan- Euuges. History, Litaratur VOIUE—Send for ¢ CHARLES H. MORSE, Director. worthwestern Hilliary Academy, Wwenty-three wiles north of Chicacoi has & full Cores vt 4x) 3G ctores five courses of srudh, ‘and sed Tucliities for Iaptruction. heait. Bow s anil Uittlen laddence: Hand for catalokue 10 Highlund Park, 11 effected at home by patient | which ruin both | B A friendly letter or culi | CGontinental Clothing Ho FALL ANNOUNCEMENT. New Goods in the Men’s Ready Made De- partment. We have received this week our first installment of New Goods, and alre ady our stock has assumed n come to hand, Early Buye mmoth proportions, consisting of some of the will find it to ther advantag choicest styles, to make their selections and the first to now. FALL OVERCOATS. The numerous sales of light weight overcoats this week have reminded us that the ses for summer goods is passed. by any of the large houses in the country. Our light w ight overcoat stock is seldom equalled in va Merchant Tailoring Department. We expext to have our all opening on the 27th. l)( en received, but we expect our “full line hm'v on the SPACIOUS CUSTOM DEPARTME Some sl)lxs in this department have 27th, which will be shown in our T on the second Hmn’. HAT DEPARTMENT. WiLcox HATS! WILCOX HATS! We have been successful in having a line of Derby Hats made for us (which we know is equal to any agency hat in the market), made by Dz are well known all about the country, and we feel confident of we offer them to our trade. The price will be 3 pay a fancy price for other make 3.50, and we , when these received, and will be shown in our windows this week. Boys' and Children’s Department. The preparations for this department have been on the broadest scale, and we propose to offer a line of goods which will be all that capital, experience, and good taste id Wilcox & Co,, assert that it i c.m be bought for g3 of Boston. The oods » perfect satisfaction when not necessary to o. Five shapes have been can suggest, We will have more to say about this department in a few days. OMAHA BOSTON NEW YORK DES MOINES Freeland, Loomis & Co. Proprietorsi Cor. Douglas and 15th Sts., Omaha. 'Healih is Wealth! ONE MORE CALL| This 15 the time to replenish summer wardrobes, e shull continue through the month of| August to offer special bargaing in various Sf fiest-class goods. Our Fall stock rendy being selected in the Enstern and we must soon have room for | fresh trivolces. 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Chicago, Il Jost through errors ov GOR bad practices, clly fogsined by Remefjss. serecy, Varicos J Tremont 81, Bostons Klfl||EY?‘,“L‘..’JL:?&‘;Z&!S{‘L".’FR .'I"n‘-’u’u,&‘:,‘f,“l sules, Bevoral cases cured i soven days. Bo BLILS0 per box, all druggists, or b Doctula M'f'g Co, 14 Whitv s N. ons. + Full direc- i mbuse or overindulgence. ¥ mall from | | tegully iransuc . 0. WEST'S NERVE AND BRAIN TREAD , & guarantee d spocific for Hysteria, Dizals Soss, ' Conviistons, "hits, Nervous Neuralgia Heallache, Nervous Prostration_caused Uy the so of alconol or tobaceo, Waketalness, Mental Deprossion, Softeniug of the Brain, restilting in Insanity snd leading to m dechy and death, Prematuro O1d Age, Barrennoss, Loss of Power In either sex, Involuntary Losses and Spormat orhcea caused by over-exertion of the brain,self. ch box containg ene month's troatment. 8100 box, or alx hoxe for #5.(0,56nt by mail prepaid on recelptot pric WH GUARANTEE SIX BOXES To cure any case. With each order recsived by us for six boxes, sccompanied with 8,00, we wil 860d tho PUrchAsCr Our wrilten GUATALLES 0 ro. fund the money if Lue troatment does Lot eeok goure. Guarantens fsaued only by, Goodmes Drug Co., l!rugguu. Bole Agents, 1110 Farnam strort. Omaaha Nebs = ho Inrgest, Tustert uu| i Cin the wuna, modution noxcellod, Queensiown, | Sept, 18 nderl'y Sopt. Fept Circassla, Ethiopln. Anchorly With regular wookly s nilings ¢ 00N town . August 21 | Furnessin August 51 | Devonln reion rutes reduced avalinbio for elther az 1 one trip the North und Sonth of Plcturesquo Clyde 3t CONTIN i on s of Credi L lowest current rato s Abply to n 0t OF Lo Henaerson Mrotirers, Chivago, LIL RASRMPANY 1 clusson of b oneli Mall Stonmer depurting from New York, AMERICAN EXEl EUROPEAN DEPJ vingato K, ko b e s low ns those Of iy Fesponsible company. NO CHARGE MADE FOIL CUBTOM HOUBE )t CAIUTAC | pmyablo n 15000 placos in wn't Buropo. whow shipments for United Akonoies in Europs t Or 1 from Antenor points Sutes can livere | Rlioui | and iny: WH it umm i ING & €O, Lungensirasse, SiAnint o, i 1 A Face Powder, “A PTarfect o Blehirdvon e w LATEST PERFUME exouisire onaste FREEMAN'S HIAWATHA How tess! COLDEN BLONDE Halr ,\ LITTLE L lDRD FAUNTLEROY'S dron or Adults. WFRE‘EMAN‘. BLONDINE Lout Thiury pr ODRICH, ATIORNEY-A orn 8t Chicagos cuce; business quictly sad )y LAw, 1% (rev: 2] yoars' ex