Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 25, 1889, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1889. THE CITY. The Tariff Reform club will meet in the rooms formerly occupied by the board of education Saturday evening. At a special meeting of the directors of the Don Carlos Lumber company 12d- ward O, Halstead was elected secretary, vice Frank Kingman resigned. The Schwaben verein will give its annual Kermesse next Saturday at the Germania ball. The programme is varied and promises to attracta very large attendance, Prof. Steimhauser’s orchestra will furnish tlie ball musi Personal Paragraphs. J. A. Cox, wife and daughters Miss Helen, are in the city, tho guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Garner, at 2527 California street, John Strump and family, of Terre F Ind., who have been visiting Mr. and M W. K. Burnetto for several weeks, returned home yesterday. B. M. Morseman, president of the Pagiflo xpress company, as rewurned from New York, where the express managers have been having a couference, J. W. Himebaugh, a cousin of P. C. Hime- baugh, of Omaha, and president of the Paine Lumber company, Oskosh, was a caller at Tup Ber yesterday. Mrs, Albyn Frank has returned from a brief visit to Chicago. Mrs. Stanton, of White Cloud, a sister-in-law, returned with Mrs. Frank, and will visit here for short time. Sam Samplo has returned from an ex- tended trip through the northwest, and is highly elated with the prospects in Oregon and Montana. He has decided to locate at Baker City, Ore., and go into the banking business there. Rev. Samuel Collins and Mrs. Collins, old- time Racine county, Wisconsin, friends of Colonel Chase and famiiy, pade him a call Wednesday morning, on their way from Alle- hany City, Pa., their present residence, to uwnee City, whero a sister of Mrs, Collins’ resides. Thirty-two years ago Mr. Collins was a membor of the Wisconsin house of representatives, whilo Colonel Chase was a member of the senate. Thoma Again. Thoma, who shot Jack Cross, at Cut-Oft lake, two wecks ago, was arraigned agaiu yesterday, before Justice Dunn. but his case was continued until next Wednesday at 2 o'clock, The bonds were placed av $1,200, with £. H. Gates and C. D. Sheldon as sure- ties. 5 Broke His Leg. A flne traveling horse belonging to W. R. Bennett fell on Harnoy street near Bigh- teenth yesterday and broke one of his legs. ‘ITie animal wus removed to Dr. Ram- acciotti’s veterinary hospital, The horse has a record under 2:40, and was Mr. Ben- nett's favorite driver. ' The doctor thinks the horse may be saved. Marriage Licensos, Licenses were issued to tho following arties by Judge Shields yesterday: Name and Residence. Lewis C. Finch, Ida Grove, la Kate E. Dennis, South Omaha. John M. Madden, Council Bluffs, Josie Lindley, Council Bluffs, Age, 30 Fled From Home. A. A, Anderson disappeared from his home In East Saginaw, Mich., ostensibly to open a grocery store in Omaha, This was last May and his_wife has heard nothing from bim since. By request of the wife the Omaha police kave scoured the city for the missing man but have not got any trace of his where- abouts. Seriously Ir W. C. Bartlett. a clerk in the office of su- perintendent of car service of the Union Pa- cific, fell from his chair, which broke down, about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and came near meeting instantdeath. His head struck on_the sharp corner of the desk inflicting a bad wound. His neck was almost broken by the fall, Not Signed Yet, Mayor Broatch read the bond ordinance providing for a viaduct on Tenth street, yes- terday morning, but did not sign it. Said he: I will not take action until the city attor- ney returus and we can examine the docu- ment together. 1 don’t propose to sign the ordmance unless, in its provisions, it is ex- aotly the thing we want.” It Didn't Suck. Fred Rice, a clerk at the Globe hotel, was tried in the police court for selling a bottle of beer to a guest, Joe Shiller, on Sunday and chargiug $2 for The evidence showed that Shiller had given Rice the money to go out and the beer, which he claims to have been purchased from @ hack driver who purchased the liquid in Council Bluffs, Rice was discharged. Grand Jur ‘The grand jury found Commissioner Corri- gan yesterday and put him in the sweat box on the county hospital muddle, Ex-Councilman Kitchen was called before the grand jury in the afternoon, It is under- stood that ne will be given an opportunity to tell what he knows concerning the alleged crookedness of certain parties connocted With a subway scheme that came up while Mr. Kitchen was in the council. There has not been a death from diphtheria in Council Bluffs or Omaha where Dr. Thos. Jefferis’ remedy has been used in due season. years’ trial proves it infallible as a preventive and oure. —— e THE COURTS, District Court. The prosecuting attorney had no criminal easefready for hearing yesterday morning and Judge Hopewell took up the case of the Co operative Land and Lot Co. vs, Dillrance, a suit for commission for the sale of real estate, Estella M. Con as commencod suit for & divorce from her husband, George Conger, to whom she was married iu Delmar, la., 10 1881, Tho petitioner alleges that Conger has never contributed anything to her sup- rt. wnd that she has not Lived with him for the past threo years, Judge Wakeloy is hearing the case of Baraott vé Cuddington, a South Omaha re- plevin suit. Charles Corbitt has commenced suit sgainst Cyrus P, Heflloy and wife to satisfy . jud:«mam. of $318.75 obrained in the county oour! County Court. A jury returned a verdict for the defense in the ejectment suit of Midgloy vs Hryant in the county court yesterday afternoon. W. E. Phillips has commenced three suits against the Cook’s Auchorand Cable cow- pany for notes aggregating $500, The Nebraska Saviugs company has brought suit in the county court against J, Dworak for $00 on promissory notes,” Frank Moores was appointed guardian of James H. Cole, insune. Elizabeth Kimball was discharged as exe- outrix of the estate of Richard B, Kimball, deceased. x In the case of the Strang & Clark Steam Heating company, judgment was rendered for the plaintiff in the sum of $243.59, H. . Hooge hus commenced two suits against J. W. McCaully et al, to recoyer $00 on & draft and bill of exchange, e — Something o Remember. If you are going east, remember the “Rock [sland Route” run the sleepers and chair cars of their solid vestibule train to and from the Omaha depot, leaving Omaha at 8:45 p, m.,thus avoid~ infi the trausfer at Council Bluffs, Three solid teains daily. All chair cars are free. Dining carson all through trains. Our trains make close connections with all eastern limited trains eonunecting in union depot at Chicago, avoiding a transfer across the city to parties en route to New York, Boston aud other eastern cities, “‘and everything a little better than other lines can offer,” 8. 8, STEVENS, Ticket office,1805 Farnam. Gen'l W. A Merchants’ Hotel, Large sample , $2.60 & 88 per day. Nat Browa, w VETO IT. Mayor Broatch Opposes the Registra- tion Extension, The executive committee of the republican county central committee met Wednesday evening at the Millard kotel and adopted the following resolution, which was presented to Mayor Broatch yesterday morning: o His Honor, W. J. Broatch, Mayor of Omaba: At & mecting of the executive committee of the Douglas county republican committee, held at the Miliard hotel, Octo- ber 23, the following resolution was intro- duced and passed unanimously : Whereas, There is a general opinion among attornoys that any resolution passed by the city council of South Omuha, Neb., whereby the date of recistrations should be changed to others than those covered by the registra- tion law as passed by the last legisiature of Nebraska, illogal, void and in dicect conflict with such registration law, as enacted by the last legislature, Rusolved, That we, the executive commit- tee of the Douglas ‘county republican cen- tral committee, call the attention of the mayor and council, to this fact, aud ask them to refrain from any action in this mat- ter that would be illegal. Mr. Broatch said that before ascertaining what action had been taken by this com- mittee he had decided to veto the resolution anyway. SWill it come to you to be passed upon "’ “Since there is an additional expense of about §1,500 contemplated, I don’t see how the council can order it without my approval. Furthermore,” continued his honor, ‘‘you may quote me as saying that there is entirely too much disposition manifested to set aside the law, and, in my position, I cannot afford t0 b a party to any such methods. This act explicitly states that registration of voters shall take place on certain designated days, and only on those days. It therefore is not for the council of this to determine the constitutionality or validity of the law, That remains fora court of justice to de- cide.” A numberof lawyers were interviewed and they declared emphatically that the action of the council cannot stand, “While I have serious doubts avout the constitutionality of the law,” said Charles Offutt, ‘‘the city coun- cil has no authority for overriding or setting it aside. 'Chie language of the coustitution, however, is very eearching on the subject of elections. It almost prohibits any legislation caleulated to impede or restrict a qualified voter from exercising theright of frauchis J. B. McCulloch--I take it that the reso- lution is illegal, but, if enforced, the voters who register under its provisions will be en- titled to their votes. J. W. Hamilton—The law specifies certain days, “‘and them only.” 1 have not been able to find any provision justifying the council in its action. ~ Whether or not the ballot of a voter registered on any other than oue of the tive days designated could be accepted and counted is a matter that the courts would have to determine. Isaac E. Congdon—There’s too much room for argument in the matter to justify an off-hand opinion. [ don’t think there will be any danger of invalidating tho election by the council’s action, Fasnioned New England Singing School is being revived all over our country. Prof. C. . Case, who conducted the music at the Omaha and Council Bluffs Chautaugua assembly last summer, is to begin two classes in this city next week and one in Council Bluffs. For circulars explaining the work more fully call at the Y. M. C. A. in Omaha or Council Bluffs. The Old A MOTOR RAM. . It Crashes into a Sherman Avenue Car at Burt Street. : Another collision occurred yesterdaymorn- ing between two motor trains at Seventeenth and Burt streets, A Walnut Hill train, in charge of Motorman Cusic, ran ioto a Sher- man avenue train in charge of Motorman Wise. A panel in the side of the latter was broken. The car had to be sent to the shop for revairs, while the front guards of Cusic's tram were badly bent, The motormen claim that thiese accidents are due to a lack of system on the part of the management. There is no definite un- derstanding as 1 whose duty it is to change the switch at that junction, or which trains are to have the right of way at that point. jalmeliehi Beecham's Pills act like magic on a weak stomacl A WHITE SLAVE., Warding Off Blows to Save Chiid. “‘He drew a knife, judge, and threatenod to kill me. After that he strucikk me on the head with his fist, ely missing our baby’s face,as [ held the little darling in my arms.” And then Mrs, Ida Stoebel related a tear- ful tale of her husband Alfred’s abuse. “Every time he gets drunk,” continued the woman, *‘he comes home and abuses and assauits me. Sometimes he spends all of his week's wages before ho comes home, and then I have to go out and work or de- pend upon the neighbors for something to eat.’ Stoebel is a giant. He has muscle enough to do any kind of work. When asked by the court what bie had to say, hesimply offered the excuse that he was drunk at the time and did not know what he was doing. "Tho judge then fined Stoeoel §70 and costs, and he was committed. Red Cross cough drops beats them all. 5 cents per box, sold everywhere. Ran Away and Was Fined. “You're charged with being drunk and fighting,” said Judge Berka to Tom Dough-~ erty, a big, stout fellow, as ho stood up be- fore his honor yesterday morning. “1 was drinking all right, Judge,"” said the prisoner, **but so as the fighting 18 con- cerned I am not guilty, I was in the ‘White Front saloon on Farnam street. Several prize fighters canio in and the first thing I knew they began practicing on me. All I did was to hurry out of the place, and in doing 50 I ran into the arms of a patrolman, who locked me up.” Dougberty was fined $12.50, Have You Registered? The remaining days on which voters may register all of next weel. Lhe registry in each ward will be kept open on each of the above days from S a. m. o0 p. fer 8 a blood disease. Until tue poison 18 expelled from the system, there can bo no cure for this loathsome and dangerous malady. Therefore, the only effective treatment is a thorough course of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla —the best of all blood purifiers. The sooner you begin the better ; delay is dangerous. “X was troubled with catarrh for over two years, I tried various remedies, and was treated by a number of physi- cians, but received no benefit uutil I bogan to take Ayer's Sarsuparilla. A fow bottles of this medicine cured we of this troublesome complaint and coms pletely restored my health.”—Jesse M. oggs, Holman's Mills, N. C. “When Ayer's Sarsaparilla was rec- ommended to me for catarrh, I was in- clined to doubt its eficacy. Haying tried so many remedies, with little ben- efit, I had no faith that anything would cure me. I became emaciated from loss of appetite and impaired digestion. I had nearly lost the sense of smell, and my system was badly deranged, I was about discouraged, when a {riend urged we to try Ayer's Sarsaparilla, and re- ferred mé to persons whom it had cared of catarrh. After taking half a dozen bottles of this medicine, I am convinced that the only sure way of treating th obstinate disease is through the blood.' ~—Charles H. Maloney, 113 River st. Lowell, Mass. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price §1; slx bottles, §5. Worth §5 botdle, PRODUCING THE PROOF. Overwhelming Statements Regard- ing the Purity and Power of a Popn- lar Preparation — What Sciencists Say. 1t §s not only natural but fust that proof should be demanded by the publie, for every statement ov olaim that is made fo the public. When, thierefore, it 15 asserted that a certain articld 18 not only pure and palatable and & most delightful heverage, but also that 1t pos- sesses qualities almost ' invaluablo for (he Tman system, people are right in denianding the proof. Head the following: Protessor Henry A. Mott, Ph.D,, F.O.8, o New York, says the most careful analy. sis, 1 have found Duffy’s Pnre Male Whiske tree trom adulteration or foreign substances, These qualities shonld_certainly recommend 1t 10 the highust public favor.” Dr, Wiillam T. Cutter, State Chemist of Con- nectiout, says: “Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey contaius no deleterious or injurious qualitics and its absolute purity as well as scientifio mode of manufacture, must recommend it to general use and favor.” R. W, Hutchinson, the eminent author says: T highly recommend Duffy's Pure Mal Whiskey and prescribe it in my practice.” B, Mills, L.L.D., sny “I hiave used Pure Malt Whikkey with great benefit wife who 18 a coufirmed invalid, Tam a Presbyterian clergyman and a Doctor of Div ity. but am not afraid (o recommend Duffy's Mult Whiskey as the purost and most efficient preparation as & medicine that I know of, and Ty experience 18 a large one.” Hundreds of additional statements could be furnished, but the merits of this article which has been before public S0 many years ampiy Dprove themselyes 1ts great power and value, tom DRS. BETTS & BETTS 2408 FARNAM STRERT, ONATIA, NAB: (Upposite Paxton Hotel.) Office hours, 9 . m, to 8 p, m. Bundays, 10 a. m.tolp. m. Spectilists in Chronie, Nervous Skin and Blood Diseases, £~ Consultation at office or by mail free, Medicines sent by nall or express, securely packed, free from observation. Guarantecs to cure quickly, safely ani permaneniy. 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We offer a fine $325 Plano for $250, EASY PAYMENTS, Visitors Welcome. MAXMEYER&BRO Cor. 16th and Farnam Sts. Just one Word, We have often invited ourfriends to cal with the assurance that wo could show |them a fine assortment of goods 1 our line. Wo are more confldent than ever before of our ability to pive satisfaction. An Inspection of this season’s selections, will justify our complacence, and will | convince our patrons that we are making n0 vain boast. Wednasday| ()t 30 Ny || Friday, Thursday OC‘ 3l NO\.ZSaturda‘y Special Matinee Saturday, Sale of Seats MONDAY, OCTOBER 28th Speciy! Engagement of the Famous RMMA 00000000500 3 08 ¢ 0 9402 300G O S8 3] GRAND OPERA COMPANY Abbott, Annandale, Mirella, Michelona, Monte- gritfo, Pructte, bro lerick, Allen, Keady, Martens, Full Chorus. Grand Orchestra. In the followirg brilliant repertoire: WEDNESDA\ —Balfe's Masterpiece, ROS OF CASTILE. EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company in Cast. THURSDAY —Balte's Taneful Opera, BOHE AN GIRL. EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company in Cast. FRIDAY—Bellini's Grand Heroic Op NORMA. NORMA. MA ABBOTY and Entire Company in Cast. SATURDAY—ABBOTI' MATINEE—Gounod's EMMA ABBOTT as “Juliet”—Entire Company. SATURDAY EVENING-Gilbert & Sullivan’s Latest Sensation, YEOMEN OF THE GUARD, Or The Merryman and Tis Maid. EMMA ABBOTT and Entire Company. Gorgeou chanting Music! Brilliant Mise en Scene! , resorved. Balcony conts, Gallery -§1.00, 75¢ and usamds ulin & Co. and ‘Cani il Biuty ; THURSDAY, OCT, 24, wturday at 2 p, m, ROYAL RETU) Just from & Triumphant Tour of the Pacifc 'Coast, AN IMPORTANT CAST, IMPOSING SCENERY. IMPHESSIVE INCIDENTS, GENUINE SAFE-BLOWING BY EXPERTS. Regular prices. Bests go on sale Wednosday, the Ligdor Hablt. Positively c-mas 1' ‘Jlnan m-ll::’z)fi y i [ AT S ‘e, and will ooy kepeedy’ i BormARONE Curg, whthier the patient b it 1nogerate drinker or an a1 ool reok! 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Consultation free and sacred, 25~ Send 4 cents postage for Celebrated Works on Chronie, Nervous and Delicate Diseases. 29 Those contemplating Marriage send for Dr. Clarke's celebrated guide Male and Female, each 15 cents, both ag cents (stamps). Consult the old Doctor. A friendly letier or call may save fature sufiers and shame, and add golden years tolife, 8@~Took ccrét) Errors, " so cents (stamps). Medi and writings sent everywhere, secure from eXposur Hours,8t0 8, Sundays o to 12, Address F. D. CLARKE, M. D. 186 So. Clark 5t. CHICAQO, ILL. Can be cured in 20 to 60 days by the use of the lagic Reme Yor sale only by the C Omaha, Nebraska. Write to us tor th and address of patients who h cured and from whom we have perm refer, Syphilis is a dis:ase that has always bafiied the skill of the most eminent physlclans and until the discovery of the Cook I Co.’s “MAGIC REMEDY," not one in fifty having the disease has been cured, We g toe to curo ¥ that can_be produced, T'hose who I n Mercu: Potash, S, uy_Alte ised with only temporary benefits manently cured by the use of the REMEDY” of the Cook Remedy Co., Neb. Beware of Imm fons. 1tis a y impossible for any other person or company to have our formula or any remedy like it in effect and results, The Cook™ Remed: has been treating patlents for four years aid Lave al- ways given porfect satisfaction, Mlies aro iman. ctally " responsible, ing a capital of over £200,000, making their guarantee good. We soli- cit the mott obstinate cases—those who have tried every known remedy ana lost all hope of Correspond with us and let us put sion of evidence that convinces the esay: Inthe end REMEDY"" before B It is the most Write for confidentinl. flAUTlU fBesure you are getting the Cook Remedy” Co’s Magic Remedy. None others are genuine. Parties claiming to be a its for usare imposters and frawds. nll particulars free. Address all communications to The Gook Remedy Co., Rooms A16and 419, Pagion Blosk, OMARA BERICALSSURGICAL IN ST UTTE. you MUST use our M A you can_be permanently ¢ herofe blood purifier particulars, All letto 13TH& D0seE 13, OMAHA, NEB, FOR THE TREATMENT OF AL, CARONIG ad STRGICAL DISEARES RELACES, APPLIANCES FOR DEFORMITIES AND TRUSSES. ¢ Facilitios, Apparatas and Bemedioefor Successfu reatment of svary forin of Disense requiring MEDICAL or SURGIOAL TREATHUNT. 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Safe, oy A end e o pariuiars THE CONTINENTAL Clothing House AN OVERCOAT In the matter of selecting an overcoat, you can depend upon our giving you the best values for we have so much at stake in pleasing you that we could not afford to do otherwise even if " Special Values This Week $B1O In our Men's Blue Chinchilla Overcoats color guaranteed, Price g10. to 44. OUR $15 MELTONS They cannot be duplicated outside the Contineutal. There are three shades elegantly made and trimmed and the price 15 pleases everyone, IRISH FREIZE ULSTERS. Our line of Irish Frieze Ulsters is larger than ever, perfect lo wind proof and elegantly made and trimmed. Our showing of fine Fur Beavers, Kerseys and Meltons are worthy of the I t house in the country. strictly all g wool, You canfget fitted, All sizes 34 Special bargain line of Boys’ Knee Pant Suits, ages B to 14 at $8 made from pure all wool cheviots and guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. You can pay more money for the same goodsin other stores. Boys’ Overcoats, Price $4.50 to $5. We will offer this week the best values in Boys’ Overcoats. You cannot ufford to pass them. The standard of quality Is maintain- ed and the price $4.50 and $8 will surprise you. Underwear Department. We suggest the present week as the best period for the selection of winter underwear, Our stock now contains complete lines of all the popular makes. You will wonder when you examine our pure wool underwear at 75¢c and at some of the $1 goods, One thing certain, we have a larger stock of underwear today to se- lect from than any hiouse in the west. Express and Mail Orders. You take no risk insending mail orders. No customer visiting our store can be more carefully attended to than are the orders received by mail. We pay all express charges on goods when re- turned to us as unsatisfactory. Our method is to send C, 0. D, with privilege of examination. Send for self~measurement blanks Hat Department. You eannot afford to purchase until yvou have seen or Derby’s at$2 and §2.28. we keep the Wilcox Hat, one of the best makes in the country. We sell them for $3.50, nothing better can be pur= chased, Boys’ Jockey Caps, 50c¢. Boys’ Windsor Caps, 50c. Boys’ Military Caps, 50c. Girl’s Steamers, 50c. FREELAND, LooMIs & Co., Cor. 15th and Douglas St. The Largest Clothing House West of New York