Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 4, 1890, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1800. THE CITY. The following are the tempers observed at the local signal office hours named: 7 a m. 60=;10 a. m, 61=: 1p. m. 63 The talk of the week has been the chango of the Excelsior from a Saturday to a Sunday paper,which was done with- out warning last Sunday. The I made a great hit, Its news now covers the entire week, and its columns teem with entertaining reading, Motor travel on o Walnut Hill and ey street lin was suspended for about half an hou yesterday morning.bya failurein the cur- t to the machin- ; in the power house was the cause ures s street, best way to know the real sarilla, s to try it your Hox o |[mnl~ Be sure to g A TRIBUIE bl 110 A SOLDIER, General Wheaton's Ealogy of the Late Captafn A, R, Egher Seneral Wheaton, colon fantry, issuesa re regarding the late Captain which the following is an e In th infants ond ine A order , from ea fl\l' e |rl ]mrll in 1861, had earned dn\-v\( hon. ablo record by his faithful and _efiicient per- formance of varied military duties, in both the staff and lineof the army. He wasa thoroughly educated physician, and as a surgeon of voluntoorss with tho rack . of major, filled highly responsible positions in the medical department while serving on the Pacific coast. As quartermaster on the staff of Lis regiment, he performed most oncrous duties, in the field and garrison, to the 8 3+ faction of his commanders, who aly him prompt, intelligent aild accur ¥ every trust and most conscientious in the per- ce of every duty to which he was as- signed. 8o genial and kind a naturo could not but make warm friends, and Captain Eg- ened by tho ply sympa- thize with his rickon wife, towhom he was o devoted. al court martialis convenod at Fort 3, composed of the fol- lowing o Captain \\m.., tain Olmstead, son, Seventh mr‘..m Eighth inf cavalry; | ghth Infantry aptain Jack- nt Lynch, Mason, assistant sur- feon; at, Nintn cavalry, and Lieutenant Krug, Eightll infantry, judge ad- vocate. Itis undorstood that Dr. Bradley of Fort quarters at 1812 Chicago und that ho and his family will tako ou of the . radley . Sumuiers, . attonding surgeon ot department, hord rs, M, I. C. Ayres, cashier of the Massachu- setts Mutual Life insy > company, Omaha branch, and_brother of Captain Ayres, chict ordinarice officer of the department, has taken rooms at 18512 Chicago street, as Low Excursion Rates East on October 7th, 8th and Oth The Ohio & Mississippi 3 sell tickets from St. Louis at one fare for round trip to Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Cleveland, Galion, Akron and Youngstown, mnu, Pittsburg, Penn, Buffalo and Salamanca, N, Y. burg and Harper's Ferry, W. further information address g f; enoral western passenger agent, 105N roadway, St. Louis, Mo. nilway will JUDGE HELSLEY'S REALM, It is Visited by a Motley Crowd of inners. Martin M. Sulley and Park Hughes ap- peared in police court to answer to the chargo of disturbing the peace by fighting. Sulley ooked as if he had been wrestling with a cy- clone, andno one would have doubted Hughes' story for a minute if he had said that he had fought fifteen rounds with a catamount, They both denied the charge against them and said that the other fellows did ali the fighting, 1t scoms that they went to Ed Rothery's saloon spoiling fora fight. They were both intoxicated and attempted to toss Rothery and Reddy O'Neill out_of the w "hoy neglected to sublet the contract, atended victims objected to be- ing thrown out they found they had bitten off an indigestible chunk that they could not masticate, Rothery and O'Neil hammered them about the placo until they were tired and then chased them into the arms of a police who sent, them o tho statio oy ant with ssault, nd all four of th cases will be tried at once, Frank Smith was fied $20 and cost for a little indulgence in pugilism. Lirzie Drummond appearcd to answer to a complaint filed by her father charging her with being an inmate of & house of prostitu- tion. She pleaded guilty to the charge, and said that the reason that her parent appeared ainst her was because she would not pay him $ a week, as he demanded. She told o very straight story of the unpleasant life she had led at home with a stepmother who abused her ana said she was coutributing to the support of n younger sister. The court advised her not to pay a cent to her unnatural sire, and_discharged her, remarkiug at the same that he wished some one would prefer a charge against Drummond, sr. Victor Lindholm appeared in a saturated ndition and was ordered locked up for three ays to et the reptiles out of his boots, . H. Burgar, an *Indian_doctor’ who bolds forth at Thirtcenth and Center, was arraigned 0s a suspicious character aud his caso was continued until his record could be looked up, —_— Children's Day, 10 Cents. In order to give all childven an oppor- tunity of seeing the Expositionand hear- ing Miss Ih\muml the great l.ul\ e net soloist, the managers of tho tion have nade a special rate of 10 cents for children today on Pythians at Sioux City. About one hundred Knights of Pythias,” comprising Omaba division No. 12and a num- ber of members of other divisions who had at- tached themselves to Omaha division tempor- arily, went to Sioux City yesterday morning, leaving the Webster street depot shortly after 6 o’clock, 1t was expected that a number of divisions from other points would be present at the corn palace, also, and join in 4 grand parade which was set ' for 11 o'clock yesterday morning. T'he managenent had set apart yesterday as Pythian day and issued invitations to the or- der in this and adjoining states. ANNOUNCEMENTS, “Tho Hustler” will be the next farce com- edy ottraction at the Boyd. Mr Rosenthal, tho manager, says that for tho erformance of ‘*The Hustler at the New arket theater, St. Paul, the receipts wero 2,000, This is protty good business for a comedy that is practically uoknown in the west, Miss Mattie Vickers, the charming singing and dancivg comedienne, will appear for ono night only at Boyd's on Sunday eveni n the new play, “'Edelweiss” This is tho ay that was written especially for Miss ickers, uml affords her an opportunity t display culiar talents rema The Hoa'.on Herald said of Miss Vickers: “Miss Vickers was warmly received and is & clover and versatile actress, and one of the most suceessful soubrettes on' the American stage.”’ oxander Sulviol, & most remarkable il nufi\c'.;’i'n'.'.’fi of the “chip of the old block’ theory, will open Ills engagement at the Bovdon Monduy overte-next [ HA Child of ‘Nuj Llw‘" ..-m\\fnn Puesday evening in “Don Ceesye do Bazw seo Is sulll forging ahead as & b B A Lo Tavior b b ouml nothing but fivst class attractions this ssfl inf ndl to employ none other. The y NOW lx n: at mx nuuwul: A SIX-HOUR RUN Occasioned by the Brief Cut of the C., R. 1 & P, in Chicago Rates. The war on passenger rates betwoen Omaha and Chicago, inmugurated by the Rocle Island at noon Thursday, lasted but six hours, The Rock Jsland, without posting any no- tice or offering any explanation, cut the rate to Chicago to 213 for the rouad trip, but 25 cents more than the fare for one trip. The Burlington met_the cut promptly and went the Rock Island 25 cents better, making the round trip fare §12.75. Other roads refused to come in and the two roads in the fight did arushing business for a few hours. At 6 o'clock, howevor, the Rock Is] withdrew its cutand the Burlington immediately re- stored the rate, The Omaha officials of the Rock Island wnothing of the causes and the Burlington cor the trouble was it was remedied in the Chicag It is g Ut by Omatis men who ar niliar with the pa business that the cut was caused by the ac. tion of the Santa I acing tho round r0 and Denver to §1. s evidently been patched up until the meeting of the *Western Passenger association, which will b held in Chicago next Tuesd At that o the Santa Fe's ces will be considero orily settled war is a cortainty. The £.10 round trip rato s beon on du id unless they renewal of the Reduced rate tickets for the St. position o on sale today, The the round trip, good to October 23, The undertakers who will participate in the extlrsion west, will go via the Union Pucific and return from Denveron the Bur- lington. 1. L Littlefield has been made depotmaster atthe Webster strect depot. Ed Parish, former depot master, is running a train on the Hartington branoh. »phet has been appointed city of the Union Pacifie s been in the company’s employ at ptain W. F. Tibbits, the veteran trav- cling passengor agent of the Denver & kio Gra the city. Ho says _that tho “.‘. 'k at scenic route thin gotting 00 por ¢ will then get allof it. at the Sioux City day and expressions of of the Sioux ( something palace Thua: stic In his ion for the enterprise ty people. He smd he learned that_was & surprisc. He had read Governor L statement that prohibition was enforced in Sioux City, and was surprised to find saloons open and doing a rushing said the cap- tain,” “wh oux City as it is in Kansas,’ Only Wabish, inclusive. Lith, Ticketson silo stree 1so at Omaha and Counc Louis via the 4 to 11 until the Farnam depots Good returning at 150 Union Pacific Blufl WICHITA PRC How the Law is Not Kansas City. Dr. . C. Dillings of Wichita, Kansas, is in the city with the view of locating here. In the course of conversation with a Bee representative he said: ‘“There is more drunkeness in the city of Wichita today than there ever was. Tho population has decreased by ten thousand within the past three years, and tho juils ave wded all the timé with people arrested for drunken- ness. There are fully a thousand empty houses in the city, and the place is lite swarming with ‘holes-in-the-wall and ‘join 'l],h(' drug stores are also doing a flourishing us “Just before the last Fourth of July over $1.000 were sent through the postofiice and '(ly(mpuuiud to Kansas City for beer city authorities arrest the keapers of tho joints once a month and make them put up a &0 cash bond, which is invariably for- feited, and they are permitted to carry on business for another month They are arrested as resubmission movement is making great headway, and protty nearly all tho Only half faro to St. Louis via the Wabush, commencing October 4 to 11 Good returning until the ckets on_sale at arnam also at Union P depots, Omaha and Conneil Blufls. EXCESSIVE TAXATION, cific How Some People in South Omaha Suffer From 1t. The county tax list will not be ready until the latter part of next week, tho work being simply enormous, It seems to be evident that very many poor people in South Omaha will be utterly unablo tomeot tholr obligations us shown by this st. This is made ovident in many cases in which the taxes amount to almost or quite as much as the value of thelot, This is brought about as mever before in the history of the county, by reason of the very heayy grading tax thd his been pilod up on people of small means in South Omaha. In the cases reforred to tho regular tax runs from & to $20 a lot while the grading _tax is found in many instances to run from §300 to $400 and over, The worst part of the situation is that there is no remedy for these people. Ice for sale chea tons at Wall e, In., delivered on cars in quantities to suit. Address, nion Ice & Coal Co., Kansas City, Mo. s Undertakers Sight Seeing. Yesterday after the weather had cleared sufficiently to admit of going out the dele- gates to the national convention of undertak- ers and the ladies of the party were taken for adriveabout the city, the principal poiuts of iuterest and ending at the high school grounds, where a photograph of the party was taken, In'the afternoon a large number of the dele- gates, accompanicd by the local committee, went to South Omaha on motor trains, where they visted the packing houses. Several ‘of the delegates started for home yestoniay morniug and others loft auring the Quy. The party will break up here and each delegate will return home via a route of his own choosing. Nearly the entire New England delegation will go to San Francisco, before returning home, There was a strong probability that a party would be made up to visit Denver, but this was abandoned as impracticable.' About twenty-two delegates and several ladies will g0 to Sioux City at 7 a. m. today to visit the corn palace. Three thousand mxru 1 supertor exeaflenca proven in r-‘uuln-:c:.?m:; ws the Btron, el o toutn, fi oF Al PRI BAKING POWD'I(‘O. AR ¥ Sl Bab irenslieg: PUBLIC WORKS, Another Batch of Them Award«d to Contractors, The board of public works held its regular weekly moeting yesterday afternoon to award some grading contracts and to transact the routine business. Samuel Katz bid 1814 conts on the contract to grado Twentyeighth avenue from Woolworth nue to Shirl and Second avenue from Pleasant _ street, This _bid lowest and Katz was awarded th For construct 122 and 198 there we Haman and F. L. Reeves wero the lowest f0ts, who has the contract for nklin street from Twenty-fourth to Twenty-ninth was ordered to at otice com- me work and complete it at the earli- est possible date, ©The following Grading Capi street to sixth str O'K| Lake to Maple, Tywenty-third st loy south of Burt, Tywenticth sireet from ¢ tho Barber Asphal gt that_took pla Coulon, " the pa Hamann, the contractor, on street, was before the board. The members 1to both parties and dismissed the sainst Conlo culk inspector furnished a list of the fire limits that needed ommended that tho wooden and that stone walks be was adopted and stone two biddors—0. ¥, & Co. Reeves & bidders and were "The cont curbing ¥ estimates were allc l avenue from T ", e g8 \(lu! John Thirty-thi street from 120 Phelan, §09.31; paving t fi n Cuming to first al- 0wJ B \l!n\h hirty- wmml walks will go down. To Sioux City Corn Palace and Return The Chieago, St. Paul, Minneapolis & Oma Ry., (depot 15th and Webster sts., ) will run a special train from Omaha to Siou City and leaving Omal: Sioux City 12:15 City at 7 p. m., arviving at Omaha 11:15 for the round trip. W. TEASDALE, G. BN veturn, at 8 a. Sunday, Oct. Judge Clarkson was theonly member of the district bench who had a change of pro- gramme yesterday, and he had several new features, Harvey ceny, v self d Wheeler, charged with grand lar- as the first prisoner to distinguish him- ring the present te nd saving vhe taxpaye of dollars expenses. Hary rin of eighteen months in the peniten tiar; which Judge Clarkson bestowed instante William , convieted of p days in the e pnounced that charged _with burglary had forfeited bond of £300 d that the ble immediately from C. bondsman, G. O. Cilder had been appointed to defend William Sipe, who is_charged with assault with intent to kill. Calder investigated the case und Jast evening withdrew, thus leavi Sipe without logal terests, his 2 B, Huvens, the 1602, Sixteenth ana Farnam streol the new Rock Island ticket oflico. ets to all points eust at lowest rates. Welsh Presbyterians. "Tho western presbytery of the Welsh Cal- vinistic denomination, representing the states of Nebraska, Colorado, Kausas, lowa and Wyoming, commenced its annual session y terday morning at the Welsh P church on Twenty-fourth stre The following officers and present: Modorator, o i Thom D. P. Williams of Dawn, Mo. D. L. Hughes, William Roberts Davisof Wayhe, Neb.s R, W: Roerts. and Owen Williams of Wymore; T.C. Humphrey, 3. Hughes and J. R. Johns oj ha; Rev. David Edwards and D. J. Ed- wards of Denver; D. P. Williums and’ James Evans of Dawn, Mo, 'he presbytery will continue in session evenin 0 regular meeting of the Nebraska and With His Thumb, A boy Is said to have saved the Netherlands from’ fpundation. * Multitudes have becn saved from tho i n of disease by a arilla. This medicino 0 tho system and strengtisens f the body. t deal of medicine, done me so much good a3 1 exper fidial eMects before T had quite finished ono Dottle, and I can freely testify that it is the best blood_medicine T know of.” —L. W. Ward, sr.,, Woodland, Texas. “Confined to an office, as T am, from one year's end to another, with little or no out- great help in Ay but nulhlng nd am at present using, with excel- Its. It enables me to keep always atmy post, enjoying the best of health.” — . C. Barnes, Malden, Mass. . : Ayer’s Sarsaparilla DR. J.C. AYER & CO,, Lowell, Mass. BSold by Druggists. $1,six $5, Worth 85a bottle. Colorado o Rev. D, Hughes as Imrl were i the district andwere aeted upon Rev. J. R. Johns will be ordained today and placed in charge of the congrogation st Twenty-fourth aed Cuming. Mrs. Mercer, manicure, 404 Bee bldg Hon. A. E. Cady of St. Paul, Howard cout 10 has just been unanimously nom- inated for stato senator from the district com- prising Howard and Hall counties, was in tho city last evening. ap wili oat. [ehate Supplenen Te Bee will soon is- sueen supplemental form Water Lily the GRAND ISLAND PROHIBITION DEBATE. e complete arguments on botle sides of the ques- taon wall be grven with- out addition or abridg- mened. Orders are betng re- cerved _for these supple- mends,the price of whiclk s 5 Cents Fach; $3 Per Hundred. Orders may be sent to Zhe Bee direct o thro’ any newsdealer. THE DUEBER. HAMPDEN WATCHES THE BEST. FACTORIES LARGEST IN THE WORLD. \\\‘M HM/’J[;;, -WATCHES® BEST SEND FOR OUR BOOK, “FRAUDS INWATCHES."” THE DUEBER WATCH CASE MFa. O, CANTON, OHIC: LUNG DIsEAS ILE l{ & C O\ll’;\\'\' PROPIUETONS AND SOLE MANUFACTURERS, OMAHA NEB; SCOTTS EMULSION HYPOPHOSPHITES of Lime and Soda 18 endorsed and prescribed by lw.dinf Physiciana becnuw both the Cod Liver Ol phigs tro tho recognized | 700t Consumption. 1t 18 blo as milk. perfect Scofl%&qplsl,’fl P’vnuhlon e V' or GONSUMPTION, Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wasting Dis- cages, flhrunic Coughs and oom. Ask fl)l‘ Beott's Emulsion and take no other.. Bl DRE.C. WESTS IIERVE ANI) BRAIN THEATMEHT iAruigas (0 ¥t BIN MG 2ntocs asued aisd geniing sobd oniy GOODMAN DRUG CO,, 10 Farnum Street, = __o-n-lm. Neb, | ) R BAILEY, Graduate Dentist, A Full Set of Teeth, on Rubber For Five'Dollars. A perfect fit guaranteed. Teeth extracted without pain or danger, and witkout annest thetics. Gold and sliver filllngy at lowe Fates " Bridke and Orown Work, b Mihe outplates. All work warranted OFFICE PAXTON BLOCK, 16TH AND FARNAM l&la!!llul Entraxce, 16th street elevator. Open even- 'clocks uuul s ¢’ ON SALE PRINCIPAL POINTS EAST, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH 1302 Farnam Strest. HARRY P. DEUEL, City Pagseager and Ticket A, ent GRATEFUL-COMFORTII EPPS'S COCOA BREAKFAST. “B7 & thoroug kmowledge of the natural laws which g of digestion and_nutri- tlon, an th tles of o s providod our breakfast y favored bover- 1y heavy doctor's bills. It 18 by the Judiclous wso of such articles of diet that a coustitution may builtup, untll” sty todlsease. gncan many fathi alaft & o and & properly nourlshod Hm.'\\ Miter or ik, Sold only s, labeled thus: JA“ES EPPS & l,0 i -7 kg L DR. J E. McGREW Tho Specialist, ES. Lost Man URE, or pain o 'bladder. By i Car 7] il Dissen Heart and L malo Diseases cu s Ladles from 2 Write ol lartglving particulaes eachiof the at Ik mAny o the arkablo cures. Of- fice, N. E. Cor. lith and Farnam Sts., entrauce on Bherstroon Ouaka Nob stenographic veports of OUR made with C for like goods. Our ‘“Workingman's” the manufacturer has greatly is perfect. In the finer grades anticipating an incres The cool days of Autumn have come and change of costume is in order. Men's and Boys' Fall Suits have displaced sum- mer blazers and silk Shirts upon our counters and in- vite your early inspection, An exceptionally fine assort- ment of Men’s Underwear nd Hesiery adapted to the | cooler season isnow in stock. We do not quote the prices on | these goods as below cost for we | frankly confess that we are doing | 2 | business for our own profit, but we | trust to the excellence of our goods | and the fairness of our wethod to g us reasonable returns. SPECIALISTS IN Chronte, Noryou, Blood and Surgleal Diseasesand Diseases of the Eyo, Kar, Nose, Throat and Chest Special Attention to Discases of Wo men and Children. The doctors have had years of experionco Inthe nowatvof Brookiyaind Now York hnd ure atonic pat successtul mnd widely known speciallsts la Hhecountry. To Young and Middle-Aged Den, Tost Manhood, Nervous Debility. Spermatorrima, Seninal Losses, Physlcal T o Tl cretion, producing sloeploasies e Shoa o tha face, fvarsion 0 soclety. ensily dlscour- ae, Tnck of confence, dull unfit frutuly or busl 10 ‘finds life o burden, safely, permanently andspeedlly cured. Blood and Skin Diseasos. Syphills, n Alcase most dreadful In I resuits, coupletely eradicated Genito-Urinary Surgery, Gonorrh, and Stricture Dain or detent forinities and lupediments o removed Al el diseason mtoly and p o U118 p.m o Sunda Frlake succosstully 13 may e heir homes” by correspondence. Modlcines an BEruCLiOnS 40Nt by OXpross. Consultation (ree Bond 4 cents 10 stamps Lo lusure reply 218 Fifteenth St, Opposite Boyd's Opera House, Omaha, Neb. DR. KENSINGTON, —Eye and Ear Sur-,gmm—— | 1810 Douglas Str Spectacles a0 LYON & HEALY. ' Mmq-o, S7s. Cwigkao. Aot Bac, ¥ - .“u.‘.u. 1 Uy-Law, aud b ok Liah of U 4 M shoes for §1 turning out better than ever this fall. ever offered for sale at such a low price, Nothing short of $2 we show an exceptionally largea kinds of lasts, shoes to fit any foot, All our other departmentsare loaded with newgoods. sed trade, PRICES LOWER THAN EVER Open until 8 p. m. Saturday, 10 p. m. Nebraska Clothing Co Corner 14th and Douglas Streets 10¢ TO-DAY ONLY. Children’s Day SHOE DEP'T. Our stock for the fall was ordered very early, bef and we are now offering in at $2.7¢ y as Hand-sewed Shoe We know Shoe Stores would charge at least §3.5 3,50 or 5, of which we scll thousands of pairs every improved upon the make of them. No more It is solid leather throughout, .00 will buy such a shoe elsewhere, ortment, all styles of toes, Inevery line we have putina big AT THE COLISEUM, Miss ALICE RAYMON The Greatest Lady Cornet Soloist in the World. Grand Concer This Afternoon and Evening, By the Second Infantry Band, A. A. Wedemeyer; Director. The Automatic City. Beautiful Floral and Art Displays Admission, Children, Today Only, MAX MEYER & BRO., The Popular Jewelers, Arxo receiving dally from the leading mnufacturars of this country and Europe, u!l the LATEST NOVELTIES in FINE JEWBLRY, SILVERWARE, CLOUOKS, BRONZE ORN A- MENTS,LAMPS SILK UMBRFLLAS, CANES, OPERA AND FIELD GLASSES, ANEROID BAROMETERS, THERMOME- TERS, SPECTACLES and EYH GLASSES, Bic , Bte. DIAMONDS and a'l other p:exlous s‘ones, mounted and looge. GOLD, SILVER and NIOKEL WATOH ES, in all gra 195, for ladies and gentlomen. HOWARD WAT CHES A S:EC- IALTY, but we carry all other firat-class makes—Elgin, Wal- tham, Springfleld, E'c, OUR PRICE3 ARE LOWER THAN EVER, and ALL GOODSare WARRANTED. Space willnot allow us to QUO I'tl PRICES a3our stcckis too LARGE and VARIED, but come and seo for yoursoives, It will c:8t you notalig to LOOK. Visitors are alwaya WELCOOME, and should you WISH to buy we will make it an objsct for you to DEAL WITH US. W are showing HUNDREDS of articles suitable for WEDDING and other GIF'TS, at prices ranging from 81 up to §1,000. All our custome<rs are TREATED ALIKE, whether thelr purchases bs SMALL or GREAT. MAX MEYER & BRO,, Sixteenth and Farnam Siroots, Omaha, Neb. WCUND N c- R pIAMON o> Solid Silver QMAHA v AND 15t 514 s, honest goods wii el Is crowded with new goods for the fall, andnotwithstanding the steadily advancing price of leather we are ina position to offer our fall goods at same moderate prices that have made our Shog Department so popularin so short a time. the manufacturer’s thought of advancing prices; the material was selected with care and § Shoes were made and flnlh]l(‘,(l in the best workmanlike manner, only the largest assortment, but also the best made Shoes for Men and Boy e are nol afraidto back with our guarantee, To signalize the opening of the Fall Season in this Department we place on sale to-day, 2,000 pair fine Calf Shoes, Congress and Lace, warranted Goodyear Weltat ¢2. 50, Thig is the same quality and make which we sold last scason as a great bar iodyear Welt, arefully as good for wear and clasticity above are an extraordinary bargain, » Shoeg The o - 150N, ard We have placed early orders for enormous quantities ‘mj honest shoe wag and the makeand finisl§ and all g stoclg MAGNIFICENT EXPOSITION 5 4 o - =y s et Y Elegant Commercial and Mechanical Exhibition Cents 10 Centy & I