Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 24, 1890, Page 8

e < 1 s CELY The police force came out in their new summer helmets yesterday morning. Lend Paust, a woman fifty years old, was taken to the insane asylum by Sheriff Boyd. Judge Clarkson sent Gracie Knows to s reform school for persistently dis- ing her parents, D. Roche today sold Frank B. Moores a 50-lot at Thirty-first and Cum- ing streets, opposite ~Banker Yates’ residence Rev. Father Bry teenth street Mission, took naturalization papers this noon. a native of Bohemia, s of St. Louis hassucceeded R, tant to Weather Ob- Lanzeby has been rver at the Yankton, tkoff of the Seven- out his first He is Ermnu{ml 10 be ob: 3. D., office. The Thompson lumber company have filed articl incorporation. = Their capital stoc hompson, 8. Bc artin are the i ts, a young man twenty-three yoars of age, has been missing from his Yoo, ‘Fifteonth and Burdette streots, pince June 14 He left to go to Mon- damin and has not reported there or at home William Watts was found prowling about a grocery store at Tenth and Dodge inn suspicious manner and was arrested. He had a skeleton key in his pocket and will be held for aninvesti- gation. Uncle Sam Caught Him. John P an incurable vagrant who has made his living stealing from the refrige tors at Fort Omaha, wus arrested for the s ond time on a bur y. He is helu by the United States authorities, Puars’ Soap is the mostelegant toilet adjunct The Exhibit Closes. The exhibit of school work inTir Ber building is being taken down from the walls today and selections of pieces of work are being made to be sent to the annual meeting of the National educational association, soon to be hield in St. Paul. Death of Mrs. A, Mrs. Mamie Carter, wife of Carter, treasurer of the Oma company, dicd at her home, Howard street, yesterd of consumption. The remains will be taken to Maquoketa, Ta., this evening for intermen . Carter. Ad a b on S, rdware Live pigeons wanted before July 1at $1.50 per dozen. Ship to F. E. Mockett, Lincoln, Neb, Where Is the General ? General George S. Smith, ex-assistant city attorney, has been mi E ¥ night, and his family, which is in Lincoln, arc exceedingly anxious as to his where abauts, He gave no notice to his friends here 85 to his departure or destination. Rt A Swindler. MeCoy & Underwood, stock men at Kansas City advise the stock men and police of Omaha to look out for M. A. Romers, who by representing that he had 3,500 sheep on the way to Kansas City swindlcd the firm out of 8115, He is supposed to be in Omaha. Merchants’ hotel, Omaha, $2 to 83 per day. Nat.Brown,propr,Ira P.Higby,mgr. Marriage Licenses. Licenses wero issued to the parties yosterds Name and address. Homer Clark, Sioux Lulu Johnson, Omalo, . William G. Ingram, Omah: Emma Buckinghan, Omaha. following A ge The Park Pavillion. The park commissioners have decided to ercct the moorish pavillion in Hanscom park at the end of the lake. 1t has beon found thi inally drawn eall fora building are somewhat larger tnan will fit the plice sclected so thoy will bo reduced, the building being 100x 60 feet instead of 130x30 as first contemplated. the plans, as orig- Liability of ttockholders. Section +, article 11, of the state constitu- tion of Nebraska, reads: “In all cases of claims ogainst corporations and joint stock associations, the exact amount justly due shall be first ascertained, and after the corpora y © been exhausted the original subs cof shall be in- Ly Jiable to the extent of their unpaid subscriptions, and the liability for the unpaid subscriptions shall follow the' stock.” Dr, Birney,practice limited to catarrh- al diseases of nose and throat. Bee bldg. The ¥ an article appeared in T v's Bek rela- tive toa visit of his toa Mrs. Rice, living on Sixteenth street, and improper conduct on his part at that time, called at Tag Bep office and denied in toto that Lo hud used any improper languago to Mrs, Rice. He was looking torr))ns ffor a client and simoly knocked at the door to ascertain about them, He referred to the client who instructed Lim to procure the roows. The New Sidewalk Ordinance. The new ordinance prohibiting wooden sidewalks in the fire limits is attracting prob- ably justa littlo more attention than any local law which has gone into effect for months, It provides that no sidewalks shall bo constructed or within the fire limits either in whole or in part of wood. In case of the extension of the fire limits this ordinance covers all suchextonsion. however, be or a violation of the ordinance is a flne not exceeding 50 aud t until tiue is paid uot exceediug thirty days. A Costly Runawa One of Metz Brothers' bréwery teams ate tached to a heavy malt wagon dashed up Se enth street from Pierce about 11 o'clock yesterday, huving become frightened by a noise on the street. They stecred clear of obstructions crossing o doz- enof the tracks of the Union Pacific on the bottom till they reached a train of cars at Soventh and Leavenworth. The corner of the wagon struck ono of th 5 smashing the former and tho team dragging the hind wheels and pole went on till they reached tho Nobraska Fuel company’s yards where they stumbled and fell. Tho wagon was v One of the horses, o fine bay, was se jured in tho head and hiud 1 othor was but slightly sor age will amount to almost £230. The team and wagon had been borrowed by & man naniod Johuson who was enguged in hauling coul orely i while the The dam- Discharged 150 Men, The new eight-hour order went into effect y Ay morning at the Union Pacitle shops, The men accepted the inevitable without o murmur. Mr. Wilson, the assistant superintendent of motive power and machinery, st hud beon necessar hundred and fifty uj . said ho, “that this roduction Is & blow Omaha, but it is not Tho same thing is being done all ulong the veral of the men were spoken to and a3 being satis. s well as could b 1 under the ciroumstances, and hopoful of a change buck 10 the old routiue in & short time, expoct Rely l'ptu: Platt's Chlol for all bousehold disinfecting purposes. 1 A BOHEMIAN GALA DAY, It is Enjoyed by Twelve Hundred Pice nicers at Wilber. Eight cars at the B, & M. depot were filled with excursionists when the train pulled out at 8:30 Sunday morning. Theoccasion was the annual excursion of the locviena Jed- A nota Sokol or Bohemian Turners, and a red letter day in the calendar of the sons and daughters of Bohemia. The Turners are noted for knowing hovs to’enjoy themselves and on this occasion they surpassed all pro- vious cceasions he uncomfortable heat of the day was to some extent overcome by the pleasant breczo excited as the train tore along between green flelds, over bridges and through the valley under the guidance of Conduetor . 8. Rancy with Engineer Gleason at the throttle. The fille | with Turn- ers in ¢ sweethearts and wives in white dresses. At South Omaha a halt was made to add two more coaches to the train and again it sped along to Ashland where another coach filled with excursionists from Schuyler, Waloo and Prague was waiting on a side track and the incoming train was greoted with the strains of a band of music and a rousing cheer from the crowd on the plat form. At Lincoln and again at Créte addi- tions were made till when the train pulled up on the side track opposite the beautiful grove bend of the Blue river about a mile er there were upwards of twelve 1 people who stepped out eager for a ¢ in the woods. 1e had been gaily national ~ Bohem with the bore in front ion of the emblem of the orde i letters of the word ple leaves and pink, white and_yellow ros At every way station and crossing a curious crowd gave the purty a cheer as the train roared past. At the grove the scattered first to lunch in the many shady nooks of the place and afterwards to such amusements as suited them best. There was afine dancing plat- form wheré musie was furnished to_dancers by the Bohemian bands of Omaha and Schuy- There were hammocks, swings and m -go-rounds for others, There were base alls for others and what was of the greatest i to the majority, there was such an ‘peted, n-domed of lovers need fear decorated with t twined and rodu agement. of the hn Hoffman, P Frank Swoboda, Burtos. There were no_disturbances nor disagree- able incidents of any sort to leave in the minds of the picnicers any unpleasant memo- rics. During the afternoon the Omaha boys had a friendly jumping contest with the following result Running high jump: First, F. Jelen, 5 feet 4 inches; second, R. Havelk: feet 3 inches. Running long’ jump: First, 1. Jelen, feet 4 inches; second, R. Huvelka, 19 feet 7 inches, Vault nd, t, Joe Perc s 8 feet § inches; Jelen and R. avelka tied on 8 4 in "The other branches of the society present in uniform were: Cretes, fifty members, John Sharey captain; Wilbers, fifiy-two members, John Malcer captain, and Omahas, 100 mem- South 8, Ci Linwoood, Bruwo, Millbank Brush Creek, and What it Costs considered by the g 0 buying even nece must be care jority of people lif R with spec > to the great middle classess because it combines positive economy withh great med power. It is the only medi- 1 of which can. truly be said 100 doses one dollar,” and a bottle taken according to dircctions’will average to last a month. WHERE HAS HE GONE ? W. S. Kelly Apparently Has Descrted Wife and Children. There is a little black-haired woman at 702 North Twenth-cignth street who is in need of lielp and should receive Up until June 5 W. 8. Kelly was a foreman at the smelting works, receiving a salary of 5 a month. He had a pleasant home on orth Twenty-cighth street, was blessed eand six obedient children, rything seemed to be working pros- perously with him. On June 4 he asked his wife to show him his accident insurance policy, which she kept, and she did so. He looked at 1t and then watched her as she returned it to the place kept. On Juned ho drew quitting time, walked av X > works, and since that day neither his wife nov any of his former associates have seen him, The wife lay awake all that night awaiting him, and the next morning visised the shops and in- quired for him, only to learn_that he had quit work the night before with 5 in his pocket and had not been seen since. On returning home Mus. ISelly found that her husband ordered and pail for at a down-town grocery a sack of flour, some tea and coffee and had delivered that i though had been for the night before, Fi the faet that her husband y had di appeared, M concluded that her husband had wilfully “deserted her without cause and has made no effort to find him, Some inquiry has developed the fact that Kelly kept very fast company and spent moj than he made, and consequently had borrowe more or less from his associatés. The fami moved here three years ago from Yankton, S, D. Kelly s ears in the United £ 1870. Mrs. Kelly is left destitute with six chil- dren on her hauds, Calitornia Cat-R-Cure. ~ The only guay ure for catarrh, cold inthe head, hay fever, rose cold, catarrhal 4 s eyes. | Restore the sense of and unpleasant breath, resultin % t 3 v | months’ treatment for $1% seut by mall, 81,10, Sold by Goodman Drug Co. STANDING ON HIS DIGNIIY, Judge Helsley W ot Work to be Made a Farce. Mayor Cushing has sent u letter to Judge Helsloy authorizing him to release P. Reeves, imprisoned for 80 days for assaulting and beating his wife, Allow His chused his w When held for e: fe over the praivie. amination, he asked tho | amount of bail required and was told that £0 would do. The wife then begged that he bo not admitted to bail as she feared for her life, Two days afterwards Reeves was examined and the wife refused to testify, He was sent 10 the jail for tirty days and” the wifo imme- diately petitioned for “his release. She re- ceived peremptory refusal from Judge nd applied to the mayor. ¥ says he will not issue dn min's release and that thoug he may get into trouble he proposes to see that the work of the police court does uot vecome a farce, Miles' i overy. They act on the and bowels rough the priuciple, y billiousness, bad tast and constipation. women and childre sures! B0 doses for at Kuln & Co.'s stomach A new cure piles Samples free th and Douglas, Three Union Pacific a Rty Oficials Ascenl in the Ladder of Promotion. Griftith, for a long time auditor of disbursements, has been appointed general purchasing agent of the Union Pacific road ; ¥ B. Whitney is general freight agent ind J. S, Tebbetts superintend- ent of the coal dopartment. These chauges take effect the first of July, appointed HHK (IMALA AT N aranen THE OMAHA DAILY BEE, TUESDAY but the o ons as_yet. The | uccessors to Grifith as auditor of dis- its and of Whitney as assistant general freight agent at Kansas City. Others are to fol Al 8 The Strike of Shop Men, The strike of Union Pacific shop men out west is confined to the shops at Le Grand, v President Holcomb received a tele- gram yesterday informing him that twen- ty-three machinists and boiler makers had valsed out Sunday morning on a demand for 5 cents an hour, ts. that the order of reduc- > has nothing to do with been able to learn, the men here were satisfied, and all those who id 1ot re time ks Saturday night od to work this morning. So far as he had A Union Dépot The matter of joint agents, baggagemen and other employes necessary to a union depot force has, it is reported, been decided on be- the Union the offi, ms to be understanding, however, that Jim Chambers, ticket agent, Ed, Hancy, depotmaster of the Union Pacific, and C les Homeli baggagemaster of the B. & M., will be re 5 2 force will not be organlized for several weeks. tween Goes to th & Ohio road. appointing him general superintendent of all lines west of the Ohio river, with headquar- at Chicago. The appointment takes ef- fect July 1, and on that date Mr. Dickinson will take possession of the office, Griflith’s Successor. understood that William An- derson, traveling auditor, has been sc lected by the Union Pa officials to succeed J. W. Grifith ns auditor of disbursements. He is a gdod man and his promotion is said to be one of the most deserving of the many recently made, It is For Nerv. Use Hors Dr. H. ve used it in ca stion and weakness, i it of great service in depres condition of the system resulting from biliary derangement.” ———— Will Forget the Past. John Dillon of Dubuque, Ia., ar city yesterday and at once commenced a search for his wife, whom he claims deserted him some time ago. Three weeks ago awoman who gave the name of Hanson arrived in Omalia, penniless and with three small children, looking to her for support. To the authorities ated that she was waiting for her husband, but as he did not arrive, the children were taken to Council Bluffs, where they were placed in the Orphan’s h which the woman returned to this c soon found employment in a Fourtcenth street chop hous The husband tells a different story, and says that his wife employed a man by the name of Young to get him drunk, after which be was _sentenced to thirty days in jail. During the time he was serving out his sentepce she cloped with one of Young's friends and came to Omaha, where he de- serted her, sht Dillon found his wife, and_after a short consultation, they concluded to let the past bury the past and begin life ancwy. haustion 1 Phosphate. Algona, T, sa of dyspey Headache, neu dizziness, S, sness, cured Dr. ¢ amples free at Kuhn & rvin Co.’s, 15th and Dougl £ad Washouts Reported. Yesterday afternoon Superintendent Jaynes of the Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railroad received infor ion that the whole country between Wakefield and Wind- side was still under Several bad washouts are reported, e place 1,200 fect of track has been carricd out into a neighboring corn field. All trains were abandoned, and as the road bed cannot be re- paired until the water subside it will be several days before trains are again running on time, The new offices of the great Rock [s- land route, 16( X 1th and Farnam street, Omaha, the finest in the ¢ them. Tickets to ull points east at lowest rutes PreTERoeE A e JUNE 24, 1890. Rhewmatism, EING due toothie presence of uric acid in the owd, is most effectually eured by the uge.of Ayer's Sarsapas rilla. Be sure you get Ayer's and no other, and také i till the polsonous acid is thorouglily expelled from the system. We challenge attention to this testimony : — “'About two years ago, after suffering for mearly two years from rhenmatio out, being abla t0 walk only with great discomfort, and: having tried various remedics, including mineral waters, withont relief, [ saw by an advertises ment in a Chicago paper fhat a man had been relioved of this distressing come plaint, after long suffering, by taking Ayer’'s Sarsaparilla. I then degided to make a trial of this medicine, and took it regularly for eight months, and am pleased to state that it has effected a complete care, 1 since had no re- turn of the disease.’—Mrs. R, Irving Dodge, 110 West 125th st., New York. “One year ago T was taken ill with inflammatory rheumatism, I--hu} ot fined to my house six months. 1 came out of the sickness very much debili- tated, with no appetite, and my system disordered in every way. I commenced using Ayer's Sarsaparilla and began to improve at once, gaining in strength and soon recovering my usual health, I cannot say too much in praise of this well-known medicine.” —Mrs. L. Stark, Nashua, N. H. Ryers Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BY Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Price $1; six botties, $5. Worth §5 a bottle. * GRAY’S SPECIFIC MEDICINE, CRAUE MAKK Tip GREAT TRADE MARK of M BEEORE TA¥ING. 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Persons of costive habit are suhfect to Heads ache, Defective Memory, Gloomy Forebod- ings, Nervousness, Fevers, Drowsiness, Irri- table Temper and other symptoms, which unfits the suflerer for business or agreeable nssociations, Regular habit of body alone can correct these evils, and nothing suc- ceeds so well in achieving t) condition as Tutt's Pl By their use not only is the systemmrenovated, but in consequence of the rmontous changes thus created, thero orvad feeling ofsatisfaction; the men- 1 faculties rur e thelr functions with vivacity, and there 1s an exhilaration of mindand body, and perfecthenrt's ense that bespeaks the full enjoyment of health, Tutt’s Liver Pills REGULATE THE BOWELS. ““THis 1S AN AGE OF APOLLINARIS WATER.” Walter Besant. WHEN YOU ORDER APOLLINARIS BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. The well-known : Yellow Labels of the Apollinaris Company, Limiled, are profected by Perpeiual Injunclions of the Supreme Court. Beware of botlles bearing the genuine | Apollinaris labels but re-filied with a | spurious article, LOOK AT THE CORK, awkich, if genuine, is branded with the name of the Apollinaris Company, Limited, and the words “Apollinaris Brunnen” _around an_anchor. UL WEIGH U RuRE _» > cMtasupertor excellence proven in millions of homes ormore ity 0 Bak: lime or : POWDER CO,, New York Ch . Sun Franclseo, @ St.Louls THE FIGUR "o, The figure 9 in our dates will make a long stay, No man or woman now living will ever date a Jdocument without using the figure 9. It stands In the third place in 1890, where it will remain ten years and then move up to second plucs fn 1900, where it will rest for one hundred yea Thereis another 9" which has nlso come to stay, It is unlike the figure 9 in our dutes in the respect that it has already moved up to first place, where it will permanently remain. It Is called the **No, 9" High Arm Wheeler & Wilson Sewving Machine, The “No. 9" was endorsed for first place by tha experts of Europe at the Paris Exposition of 1850, where, after a recontest with the leading ma chines of the world, it was awarded the only Grand Prize given to family sewing muchines, all others on exhibit having r d lower awards of gold medals, ete. The French Government a1s0 recognized its superiority by the decoration of Mr, Nathanicl Whecler, Presidentof the company, with the Cross of the Legion of Honor. The “No. 9" is not an old machine fmproyed uyon, but 15 an entirely new machino, and the Grand Prize ot Paris was awarded 1t as the grand: est advance in rewing machine mechanism of the age. Those who buy It can rest assured, there fore, of baving the very latest aud beets WHEELER & WILSON M'F'G €O., 185 and 187 Wabash Av, 2, FLODMAN & CO, 0 North 16t hStreet. NO RIBBON Permanent Alignment SPEED, Strength. Sold Under a POSITIVE GUAR- ANTEE. GEO. H. SMITH & CO., General Agents Nebraska und Towa. 810 S. 16th St., - = Omaha Do You Know Simons s one of the most sclentific sssful phiysicians in' the United 1that he'is located at corner of cats ol NERVOUS DEBILITY frofh i s cares 1o | Simons who Is without the se He will d ind tell or not. have done Successful treatment by him A an he ¢ 1100 him as thou we and be happy. 5701 8. 10th St Oms DR. J. 8. McRREW, THE SRECIALIST. PRIVATE The Doctor 18 unsurpassed in the treatment of all ns of Private Discascs. ver been ment A curols guarangecd 11 from 310 days withaut th under his tre relleving the bla timldity or nervousncss, In th worst forms and most dreadfal results are BARRENRESS /' ! fnstruments. A wonderful remcdy. HOURS for th Iadies from 2 od, Heurt CATARRMN it 5 blood: & comy For ‘man’" ¢ b T ; OFHGE "B, Con. 1411 AND FARNAN ST Open from B A M. (05 1 M Eowance ¢ Farnam or 14ih & b i, OMAHA, NESB. i a1l Discases of the Liver der cured | SUMMER CLOTHING - Our great sale of thin coats and vests has commenced. ers who remember our former summer sales the mere announcement of this sale is sufficient. They know that it means an opportunity to get their goods at about ONE-HALF THE PRICE THEY HAVE TO PAY ELSEWHERE FOR THEM. We have this season an enormous stock, and it consists mostly of the better grades of goods, but these will be slaughtered at prices which others will charge you for inferior and low grade goods 2 Fine plain Mohair Coats and Vests in several shades at $1.78 worth $8.80. y Fine striped Mohair Coats and Vests in several shades at $2.28. Very fine Drap D’Ete Coats and Vests, elegantly made up with French facing at $8.28; you have to pay for similar goods fully $6. The finest Black Serge Coats and Vests at $8.80, worth about $7. Very fine FrenchFlannel Coats and Vests in beautiful stripes at $2.90. A large variety of black Alpaca Coats at $1, $1.60, $2 and $2.28; also extra long Alpaca Coats. To get a correct idea of the values we are offering in these goods you must see them. NG e i ivikssiing: s CRlA] - We will not take any chances this time. The season promises to he the shortest we ever had; and we commence an early clearance sale, ~ We offer today two lots of suits at such reductions that buyers can readily sce the superior values we offer. One lot of all wool plain grey cheviot sack suits at §6.50, This is a suit that has been made up to retail for $12.50 to $15; the quality of the goods is excellent. It is lined with double warp Italian, made up stylish, with patched pockets, and makes a splendid business suit. The second is a large lot of sack and frock suits of black cheviot, the most fashionable material this season. These are made up in fine style with worsted binding and fit elegant; the suit is worth over $15, and we offer them at $8.90. Ask our salesmen to show you these suits. FLANNRL SHIRTS It is astonishing what a quantity of flannel shirts we are selling this season. The enormous sales induced us to buy very heavy. We have recently closed out a mdnufacturer's entire stock and place them on sale today at about one half their former prices. Among the lot we offer: 70 dozen Oxford Cloth Shirts, excellent patterns, woven Colors, made up with yoke and in good style at 50c; a few weeks ago these shirts would be considered cheap at $1. 40 dozen silk striped French Flannel Shirts at 90¢; worth $1.75. Never were such bargains offered in flannel shirts as we have this week. Nebraska Clothing Co, Corner Douglas and Fourteenth Streets. The Omaha Medical and Surgical Make Yourself Comfortable. 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Under the personal superviston ot GEN, JOHN S, MOSBY, ana sr.casiLo arGureLLEs, the former a gentleman of such prominence fn the United States that his presonce alone 1y sufficlent guaranteo to the public that the drawings will be held with striot honesty und fuirs ness to all, und the latter (tho Supervisor of the Mexican Government 13 of equal stundiug and lutegrity, CAPITAL PRIZE, $60,000. Only 80,000 Tickets! Only 60,000 Ticketsl WHOLE TICKETS, § 1.1 ‘:3’1‘7(;1¢ .. 560,000 | bones, was made before the | {days of modern improv-| Iments. Now comfort may| 'be secured and good taste| not be offended by simply donning a thin coat and vcsti and a light pair of trousers. | A full supply of the same| for the heated term may be |found at Moxloa PRIZES. 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