Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 24, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BFE TUE DAY, SEPTEMBER, 24, 1889, THE CITY. Every Monday for two months it has rained moro or less in Omaha. Bailiff Hunt, of Judge Groff's court, 1ost a valuable cow by hydrophobia Sun< day night. Effie Lowe,a Iittie girl residing at 806 Twenty-second street, is missing from ter home, 1. A. Brenson will soon commence the erection of a $10,000 frame residence at Dodge and Clinton streets, The electric wires on the ¢ stroet vinduct got crossed Snnday night and did considerable damage before the | reach the scene. rist was presented to Rothery that the new ar pounds is undispu linemen could A babe male Mr. and Mrs, Al Al's statement weighs thirteen The Omaha Motor tice that it intended to continue Thirty-third strect line from Lake to Commercial street, and that the would be completed as far as stroet this year. Sheriff Coburn has received a letter from Secretar, H. McShane of the Omaha nd Ixposition association thanking him for the excellent service rendered by the deputy sherifls at the recent fair. There will be a meeting of the Young Men’s Republican club at the oflice of Potter & Cobb, in the chamber of com- merce, this evening, Officersand dele- gates to the state convention of leagu will be elected. Ralph Breckenvidg persons ival orby ays a number of ve _approached him to ask how his candidacy for the district bench is progressing. To all such he has suid that he hasno idea of running, and that it is his fath Mr, C. F, Breckenridge, who is a candidate for judicial honors, News comes from Norfolk that Mrs. C. G. Valentine, niece of Judge Lai mer, of Council Blufls, who was married at that place last fall, has applied for a divorce from her husband on the grounds of intemporance and other bad habits. She has also applied for the restoration of Ler maiden name, Mollie E. Larimer. Personal Paragraphs. . 0. Bell, of York, is at the Miilard. . Ueal, of £ is at the Paxton. fog, of Beatrice, is at the Paxton. any, of Albion, is at the Paxton- White, of Kearuoy, is at the Paxton . Griftith, of Wahoo, is at the Millard, . Salisbury, of Beatrice, is at the Pax- ohn Barsby, of i"airmout, is at the Mur- H. B. Stout, of Lincoln, 1s at the Mur- Halkins, of Fairmouant, is at the Mur- . Keys, of Wayne, is at the Mil- . W. Henrich, of Columbus, 18 at the Mil lard, W. H. Buckho lara, Charles H. Adams, of Wahoo, is at the Ar- cade. L. H. Brunwell, of Wymore, is at the Ar- cade. A. C. cade. ‘W. B. Humphrey, of Lincoln, is at the Millard. Mrs, S. E. Johnson, of Sheridan, is at the Arcade, George C, Kidd, of Nebraska City, is at the Arcade, W. H. Harrison, of Grand Island, is at the Murray. C. W. Searff, of Graad Island, Paxton. Charles F. Jenkins, of Alliance, is at the Paxton, C. A, Shumway, of Lincola, is registered at the Arcade, J. M. Marsh, of Grand Island, tered at the Paxton. Henry D. Reed, of Weeping Water, is reg- fstered at the Millard. A. G. Beeson and wife, of Lincoln, are registered at the Murray, Jacob Markell, of the Millard, went to St. Louis yesterday’ evening. Judge Groff and da for Washington last night, F. A. Snyder and C. M. curuseh, are at the Paxton, A, W. Scott and and J, Lincoln, are at the Millard, Judge Larimer left for Laramie, Wyo., this evening on a business trip. John W, Hoffman and M. C. Bramard, Lincoln, are registered at the Millard. Mr. Peters, the Saunders streot merehant, has returned from the Miss Stella Sanders, of Aspe visiting her aunt, Mrs. Juha Plotl city. George H. Hoagland and W. ast night for Soda Springs, unting expedition. J. M. Marsh, of Grand Island, and F, P, Neal, of Kdgar, are among the arrivals of Nobruskans at tho Paxton, Dr. Benjamin Root, wife and chila, of Crete, who have been visitg friends i Owabia, loft for home yesterday morning. Suyerintendent Hunt, ot the water works company, and wife have returned from Ver- mont and the east where they have been visitine for several weeks, John W. Hoffman, M. C. Brainard and W, B. Humphry, insurance agents at Lincoln, in town attending the meeting to organizé & state board, are at the Millard, President Audrews, of the Newspaper Union, with headquarters in Des Moines and Jauded interests in this city, visited the Bes building to-day and admired all its depart- ments, Hon, John G. Carlisle, the well-known politician and speaker of the house of repre- sontatives, passed through Omaha yesterday en route to Pocatello, where he bas a son lying dangerously ill. A Horse's Remains, A warrant was issued for Mrs, ott, mother of I’ete and Tim, who were hung at Minneapolis, She was charged with refus- ing to move a dead horse. Died of Hydrophobia. A cow belonging to Deputy Sheriff Hunt, who lives at 813 South Twenty-seventh street, died yesterday of hydrophobia. She was bitten by a rabid dog some weeks ugo. e Crushed By the Motor, An elderly man named Morcelles, in at. tempting to step from & motor car on Twelfth and Douglas streets Sunday night, fell beneath the car and was painfully bruised on the arm, He was taken o his home at Eleventh and Davenport streets, of Norfolk, is at the Mil- McCorkle, of Superior, is at the Ar- is at the is rogis- ter, Frances, left Hendrick, of Te- Barnard, of ardware st Col,, is , of thig Preston left Idaho, on u Killed by the Motor. John Snyder, a colored man, had the mis fortune to lose a valuable horse by colliding with the Sixteenth street motor. The animal was frightened and ran from Sixteenth and ‘Williams to Fourteeuth and fHarn the accident occurred. - The avimal Was so badly injured that it had to be shot, One of Tpm's Relics. Tom Murray left an_old lumber wagon in the strees in fropt of his house on Seven- teenth stfeet, near Harney, Sunday mght. Two strangers drove by, aud not seeing the wvehicle, collided with it. Their buggy was wreckel, the men were thrown out aud the horse was bruised considerably. For Beating a Ohinamn. Jim Ling, an almond eyed celestial who runs & shirt aud collar foundry on Dodge stroet swore.out & complaint against one John Dog, a buteher, who cuts off |u>rhvrhuuuo steaks v Stovens, Hamilton & Co.'s shop opposite the Millard, yesterday afternoon for assault. Jim clajms that the butch knocked him down aud walked over bis frawe for no other cause than that he was asked to pay @ delinqupnt laundry bill, xteenth | | out Sunday night. | 0 company gave no- | its | same | BTATE V8. MASTERMAN, The Oase Oomes Up For Hearing in Justice Wade's Conrt, The case of the state vs. Albert Mastor- man came-up for hearing in Justice Wade's court this afternoon, Tho first witness called was T. G. Maguire, who owned the saloon at which the shooting took place, on No Man’s land, on September 8, His testimony developed nothing excent what was related in these columns at the time, Masterman had been knocked down in the afternoon while trying to preserve order. Maguire ca him into the saloon and told him to stay tho mo time after- ward he heard shots outside and looked out of the door. Ho saw the flash of a pistol and immediately closed the door and went the back door. He saw Masterman sitting down, surrounded by the crowd who were striking and_kicking him. He did co any ono shot. I'he next witness was one of the men who was shot, He acknowl: iged that he was roaring drank and did not remember anything_except that he was shot in the left breast above the nipple. He thought he was about six or eight feot from Masterman when ho was shot. Did not know who shot him. Iid not remember using any_strong language, or saying any- thing at ull to Masterman, _Acknowledged having had trouble with Masterman the revious Sunday, Masterman was put on the stand next. Ho testified that he had ordered Vandersloot off the danco plat ount of his usimg obscene language and trying to run every: thing. They refused to go and_threatened to do himup. About dusk Vandersloot came over to Maguire’s_from another saloon and s soon as he saw Masterman ho called his crowd and said they were going to do lim up. ‘They attacked hun and ho retal- iated by shooting. He shot first at Vander- sloot, but did not know who he shot at after- wards, After tho second shot he was knocked down and fired three shots while on his back on the ground. A verdict was rende man on the ground justifiable. Jacob Vandersloot, ed acquitting Mastor- that the shooting was AS GOOD AS GOLD. One Thousand Lots Colorad Desiring to attract tion we have adopted this novel and ex- pensive method of plucing our property before the people. The lots we ave giving away in Plain- field, n new suburban addition on the Fort Worth & Denver railroad, only a fow minutes ride from the Union depot at Denv These feet. wide streets and nice park reserved. We keep every other lot for the present and will not lot that en away will 100 in less than eighteen We give only one lot to each person and require no contract to impro If you desive one of these lots send us your fuil nume and address, with 4o for postage, and we will mail you deed at once. Ad- dress PLAINFIELD ADDITION Co., Near Denver, Fre universal atten- be worth months, A SCHEME TO DEFLAT JUSTICE. How Two Young Men Proposed to Prove Their Innocence. On Saturday night two youug men named William F. Faulkner and F. 1. Lacey en- gaged in a fight n which the former had his lip badly cut open while the latter rececived injuries that will necessitate the hand paint- ing of an eye. They were arrested and taken to the police station and confined in the same cell. While there they concluded that it was best to fix up matters and escapo the payment of & flne 8o they shook hands across the bloody chasm of their recent un- pleasantness and swore eternal fealty. Lacey has a couple of sisters who live at Sixteenth and Leaveuworth who saw the row and the boys thought that they would make good witnesses, So they wrote the following letter: “May and Addie come down at 2 o'clock. My trial is set for that time and I think I wil] get free, Bring some money down in case don’t, A fellow will pay 1t back to-night. He is working and can’t get off, Tell May 1f she is brought upon the witness stand to say we wasn’t fighting. The young fellow that I fought with is all right. He and I are friends. He will swear that I did not hit Lim and so do you. F. B. LACEY. BBut the letter was not delivered for the police intercepted it and although the girls wero prescut they could not testt ¥ ner was fined $15 and costs and La costs, As the girls had brought the with them they paid and were releascd. Durno's Catarrh Snuff. When suffering with catarrh, cold in the head, nervous headache, ete, use Durno’s Snuff, it will relieve you at once, Price 25¢ at druggists. The Blue Labol. ates Circuit Judge Moyer, of St. regarding the counterfeit union c labels thut counterfeiting them is a o and that parties selling them guilty as those using them. United § r'ON TLOTEL, OMAHA—Speci tention to commercial men, Finest and argest hotel in the west, Kittredge & nard, propri A o Tury Ting Ying, rocently appointed em- or to the United States to represent wpire of China, arrived from the west over the Union Pacific last evening. He 15 en route to Washington. He left for the cast over the Burlngton, and will take the Pennsylvania line from Chicago to Washington, The dignifled celestial is trav- eling 1 a special car, and s accompanied by @ train of Servants, ANDREEN'S NEW SHUTTER, The National Assoclation of Fire Bogineers. Pronounce and Endorse Tt as the Best Devioe Ever Invonted, Both For Its Utility and Simplicity. What the committee of exhibits, con- sisting of the following named gentlo- men: Chief Taylor, Richmond, Va.; Chief Carroll, Nashville, Tenn.; Chief Laschure, Springfield, Mass.; Chief Larkins, Dayton, O., and Chief gan, Omaha, of the National Association of Fire Engineers of the United S held at Kansas City, Soptember 10—says of the Andreen patent shutter, manu- factured at Omaha, Neb, Exhibit No. 11 Gustave Andreen, of Omaha, Neb., presents Andreen’s patent device for opening and closing fire-proof shutters from the outside with water pressure from the hose, and their easy operation from the ladder, and we consider it a useful invention to the fire depart- ments; also the mechanism to open and close the shatters from the inside without raising the win- dows, is of grent henefit to the oc- cupants of the building and the in- surance companies, as the shutters will be closed; whereas the old style of shut- ters are loft open on account of the hard and dangerous operation of the same. And as the Andreen patent device for overating shutters can be applied to shutters now in use by a little expense, and on shutters already adopted by the fonal convention, we recommend the use of G. Andreen’s patent mechanism for operating fireproof shutters. Mr. Andreen, the inventer, has already secured several large contracts to furnish the above named shutter on buildings in Kansas City The Pratt fire escape, to make escapo from windows by means of beltand cable, vas equally as well recommended by the same committee, CONTRACTORS The Final and Monthly K Allowed For Worl. At ameeting of the board of public works held yesterday afternoon, the following estimates were awarded : Sew Frank L. Reeves & Co., district 5, $1,332 08; Frauk L. Reoves & Co,, from arnam_to Jones, $2,664.09; F orth Omaha sewer, east, 9 Hugh & McGarrick, South Omal south, $1,700, ading—I C. H. Pritc] DELIGHT, vimates Peterson, ton avenue, $593,75; third and Cuming to H. Pritchett, Twenty-first street to nworth south, § Ed. Phelan, and Hickory' to Peirce, 817 leld & Pleming, @hirteenth inton south, $05104, Curbing—Tenth stre Martha to Castellar, J, , $1,780.05 Fanning & Co., ond avenu . Ph Lake, $4 from 3| h‘\\'mka—J 3 5 B. . B. Smith & Co,—Rel ying curbing, pav- strict 163, $4.30. The metor compuny was_granted right of way on Vinton street, from Elcventh to Thirteenth, and south’ on Thirteenth two blocks. Later estimates—John Condon, $208.55; Hugh Murphy, Forestal, paving, grading, pavine, § i $10,640. For Any Form of Kidney or Bladder Trouble Go to Springs, ters are E i Fine accommodations Twenty-five mile the St. Paul ro: SHE CAL POLICE, Mrs. Bates Has a Joko Played on Her by Her Husband Mrs. W. 1. Bates, a good-looking married lady who lives at 1222 North Twenty-fourth t rushed into the polico station yester- y morning and informed Chief of Detec- ostyn that she wanted the entire police force sent up to her house that sho had been robbed of two gold watches, a lot of diamonds, and some other jewelry, amounting in'all to about $300. Detective Ho an was at once detailed to visit the house while Mostyn began a tour of the pawn shops. While the former was looking over the building to ascertan_when and how the supposed bu rs bad effected au entrance, Mr. Bates came home, The matter was explained to him by his wife, and Horrigan was about to put him on the stand for questions, when he remarked: “Why, Lotta, | have vour jewelry. I took tho things just to frighten you.” Horrigau came away. Mo, at the from Kansas City on Chamborlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoa Reme This medicine can always be depended upon, not only in the milder forms of summer complaint, but also for malig- nant dysentery and cholera infantum. The lives of many persons and especial- ly children are suved by it each year, Independent Political Club. The Independent Political Progressive club will hold meeting in the old council chamber on Wednesday evening, Sept. 25, Prominent speakers will make addrasses— among whom are the following: C. H. Suriggs, of Washington; Mr. Franklin, Boston; Benton Bell, St. Joe, and E. R. Overall, of Omabia. ¢ RICs CREAM BAKING POWDER - MOST PERF Its superior excellence proven in million century, Itisused by the United St heads of the Healthful, Dr, Price’s Cream tain Ammonia, Lime or Alum. Great Universities as the ECT MADE. s of homes for more than a quarter of a ates Government, Endorsed by the Strongest, Purest and Most Baking Powder does not con- Sold only in cans, PRICE BAKING POWDER CO NEW YORK, CHICAGO, § SAN FRANCISCO, THE WONDERFUL WANT < D—Helple: s invalids rolling chair, from a chalr to a carr! mfort and satoty by thie use of the Cutting & st v tired, A great blnssiug to the lovalld, nurse favaid riend.’” A% pe e catalogue for dc'in sta ET( thh. ENGRAVINGS, ARTIST SUPPLIE 5” MOULDINGS, l‘lANUb&.OR&A\I “ ) know that they can 1 f HOSPE INVALID LIFTER. 2 1ifted and moved from & bed to a o another with the greatest e IR LIFTEP. A helperthat u lewse merition this 10 any nelploss IN o Positic in and fan aps. J, B. i, Hudson, Olio, EMERSON, HALLET & DAVIS KIMBALL, FRAMES, S"SHEET MUSIC. 4 4 [ [ 1818 Douglas Street, Omaha, Nebraska, OYAL | WE HAVE A TREAT | In store this week for buyers of Men’s Clothing, POWDER Absolutely Pure. This powder never varies. A marvel of pure: ty, strength and wholesomeness, More 6co nomical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in competition with the muititudes of Jor Or sHOFtwelshE alim OF yhosphitte powdiora, Fuhl only i cans. | Royal iakitg Powdes Oom: Wall Strect, New York. LOTTERY OF THE PUBLIC CHARITY. Established in 1887 BY THE— MEXICAN NATIONAL GOVERNAM TOPERATED Under a Twenty Vears' Contrast by the Mexican International Improvemsnt Compan! Grand Monthiy l)x AW Pavillion in the Alumeda Park, City of nd publicly conducted by Gov nls appoisited for the purpons b Sccretarles of the Interior and the Treasury. Lo RY OF THE Beneficencia Publica The monthly four dollar Drawing will be held 1n the City of Mexico on Octoher 12th, 1889, CAPITAL PRIZE $60,000. 80,000 Tickots at $4, Pr 1gs held in the Moresqre LIST OF iz, L PRIZE OF 0,000 s 20,000 18" 10,000 15, 000 15 L 1,000 are 20,000 10,000 2,000 1000 300 400 10,000 17,000 11,080 100 are. .. 0 are! !l 20 are... . ALPIOXTATA PRIZES. 150 Prizes of 360 app. to £10,00 Prize app. to 20,000 Prize.. 0 Prizes of 4Uapp. to 10,000 Prize . W Terminals of §0, decideq by, 800,000 Prizo 554 PRIZES OF Prizes “vvsess .. Amounting to ANl prizes sold in the Unitod States full paid in U8, Carrency. or any further inform- ation desired, write legibly to the undersigned, clear] ting your resid ty, street and number, Mor. delivery will bo nssured by yo envelope bearing your full addr, IMPORTANT. EP-Tor CLun RATE: pid return mail enclosing an Address By ordinary letter, conta NE: tssuted by all xpross Companies, . New York change, Draftor Postal Note. Special Features. By terms of contract the Uompany must de- posit the sum of all prizes included in_tho scheme before selling & single ticket, and re- ceive the following oflicial permit: CERTIFICATE.—I hereby certifythat the Lon- don Bank of Mexico and South America has on gpectal doposit the necessary funds to uaranies the payment of all prizes drawn by the Loteria du nein Public R. RODRIGUEZ RIVERA, Interventor. Further, the Company is required to distrib ute {ifiy-six per cent of the value of all the tickets In prizes—a larger proportion than is 1)y any other Lotte Finally, the number of tickets 18 limited to £0,0x 0 | 2000 less than are sold by other lotteries using the same schemes, +FLOATING + SOAP+ WRAPPERS, {unec 2m3 25 HANDSOME 3 (ALBUM g Y4/ Containing Wmlflwfll w12 giars G AcroRs andACTRESSES *MARHIESS - FOR * SHAMPOOING - OMANKA BUGII!OQ’OOI— EC| D POR GoiRG . oA HICAGO EEMALE GOLLEG Morgan Cark nes Hoarding H%or Girls and ¥ dies. For Adrosn G, THAY IR, Li,. 10 {adison Sireot, Cllcagon Tk, R/ \(”I NE COLLEG E,"’.'i,‘ e Bowutifully und. neal Fainihe. e foov. A Hnrlhmslern mmary Acaucmy, ‘miles north of Chicago; has a'full of expe istructors; five co of ‘and unsurpuseed fucilities for ina Henlth, home comforts and Christian infu 404 £or catuiogue to Mighlund Park, 111, s'r JOUN'S ‘\Ill ATALY BCHOOL, el Clwsaics, Business, D. HUNTING TON, President. VERBECK, Superintondent ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH 1802 PARN :\; STREET. by Peck'aPats pEAFRE?EF!flfifRAR SUSHIONS uk eaaatal here ol ! PR IUL ool s on ¥, HIBGOXK., 868 Broadnayy 'E | and its variety warrants the assertion that whoever buys a Fall Suit without at least to consult his own interest. the prices we do. Our stock of Fall Suits was never so extensive a3 now, looking at ours fails There is not an establishent in the West that offers the salection or names To stimulate an early fall trade we will make this week the following extraordinary offe 300 Men’s All Wool Cheviot and Cassimere Suits sizes from 34 to 42, at $5 00, sightly suits and of an excellent quality of goods, which is made to wear. dealers at from $8 to $10. Our offer No, 2 for this week will be aline of suits alwags giving the best 10 dollar suit in the market, be pronounced by everybody the most astonishing value for the money. with suits for which other houses are asking all classes of customers, cellent dress suit, goods and honestly made, In the finer grades of suits we show all the latest novelties in material and ecut. and which will give The Cheviot is a nice stylish plaid, the Cassimore a pl sucks and frocks $18 or $20. Ono style s all fine o worsted Corkserew in sacks and fre s good satisfaction as any , well made and trimmed with gool serge lining, all in brown, coth very The same suit is sold by most We place these splendid Suits on sale this week for $5.90. at §10. We have the name for but those we are offering this season at this price will They will compare favorably We have put into this line several styles to suit , which makes an ex- other styles are good Cassimeres in plain and mixed eolors for business wear, honest 20 dollarsuit. The new wide wale and clay geods made up in the latest style of 8 button cutaway with Prince Albert lapels--a beautiful style we offer all these goods at our usual low prices. Our illustrated catalogue of full styles ready for mailing. Nebraska G Send us name a nd addressis you want one, othing Company, Corner Fourteenth and Douglas Streets, Omaha. OPENING DAY, Friday Sept. 217, “Place aux Dames.” | | [ Come and see the finest display of Fall | and Winter goods in Men's and Boy's Clothing and Furnishings, which we have | ever oflered to our customers. Novelties in Children’s costumes are to be o specialty | with usand we particularly invite tne ai- |tention of the Ladioy to our p t | uniue assortment in that line. The co rect wardrobe for the smell boy of tho family has become a question of high art a8 well as durability aud we are fully pre- pared to meet his requirements. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2ith, At Home To our old friends, and ready to make 18 unsurpassed in the treatment of all formsof Pit ATE DISEAS leet and STRIC URE, & oure gua MA- SURIOBA: 1O TENCY, LOSS of ANuOoD, and ambition, STiite or Danni absolu uts (stamps) v ou s FENALE CATATRRI BKIN DISE ly anf permancntly. Treatment by ce, send stamps for reply. Tl corresponde Office S. I. cor. 13th and Jackson Sts. ()nmln Nebras! ABOUT CLOVES. Toves remember that there I a8 price heap, Tt et pay & fair price and food gloves like Hut are mado T, enoto a0 pfor the. l.u'.u About Vew, 10 will interose TARLISHED | JUSEPHGILLOT 1S STEEL PENS GOLD MEDAL PARIS EXPOSITION 1618, Nos. 303-404—170-604. THE MOST PERFECT OF PENS. | \ CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROVAL PILLS, Red Cross Diamond Brand, o pill for sale. Rafe and agghat fr 160 Dias —~ e The only rel Tl AK.M. U by 14 Naw IOV ED ELEGTRIC BECTASUSPENSORY FUND HONK BANDEN ELEOTEI0C0. 169 Lasaie ot CHICAGO I} AMUSEMENTS, TunEr NIGHTS, MJnday, Sept, 23. ety of the highly succeseful 1y, entitled First time in th Musical Farce-Come “THE FAKIR,” By Paul M, l‘uH rand Harry L. Hamlin. THOMAS. Q. SEABRCCKE a; SETH BOKER e, The and §1.00, ats are \0W On sBle, Rogular prices, 3 KIDNEY Caps @ all urinary troubles easily quick Bovarul ‘Cuses ¢ in seven days Hokd at #1.60 per box, all driigaists, o from Doctura M'Cg Co, 112 White st. Fuil directions. 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