Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 17, 1891, Page 8

THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1891. THE CITY, To Mr. nelly, jr., a son. Born—To Mr. and Mrs, E Orchard Hill, a daughter, The rookeries are being rapidly re- mored from the new postoffice site, Howard Cotterman, a fast mail clerk running between this city and Cheyenn: died at his home at Albion Sunday night. The temperature as reported by the local s-iun;l‘l ryice office was as follows: At7 a.m., 16=;at 10a. m., 172; and at 1p. m,, 1 ‘William Newman, who stole 805 from alittle Topsy at the People’s theater, some time ago, pleaded guilty yesterday to petit larceny and was given thirty days in jail by Judge Clarkson. Mr. Henry Bolln went to Cheyenne yosterday in response to a telégram announcing the sudden death of his broth n-law, C. H. Kimme, a promi- nent brewer of Cheyenne, Mr. Kimme died yesterday of pneumonia after avery short illness, John Christopherson, who for a num- ber of v has held the position of mail transfer clerk at the union depot, has heen d from the third to the fourth cla This raises his ry 8150 per annum, Mr. H. F. Maydwell, representing the N. H. Carpenter sketching tour parties, {8 in Omaha visiting Dr. Flood, who is the organizer of the Omaha Art insti- tute. Mr, Car penter is secre y of the art instituto at Chicago and every sum- mor takes sketching parties to the const, Dr. Flood will make this one of the fea- tures of the Omaha Art institute. Cushing’s Island, located on the coast of Maine, near Portland, is one of the most icturcsque islands on the const and is he objective point. In the report of THE BEE of the court proceedings on Monday, February 9, an prror was made in the statement that Byron Reed had secur judgment against Martin Quick and wife in a suit for possession of land in section 12,town- ship 15, range 18, No such case wasover tried. A caso of that title was com- menced at one time, but was never brought to trial, as Mr. Quick and his were not the proper pavtios to tho . A case in which Mr, Quick was fefendant was decided on Februavy 19, but it had nothing to do with the in- junction or damages that were reported as features of the case in qu jon. The sase in which Mr. Quick is interested is » common land case which has not ot been decided and will pot bo for some time to com - To the question, which is your favorito poem? there may Answers, but when orite blood purifi reply—Ayer purést, safest, THE Born and Mrs. James Don- Ganster of y be ono because 1t is tho onomical, EISEMAN STOCK ON SALE At Hayden Bros,, Sixteenth Street. It was impossible to got this entire stock marked down and ready for sale Monday morning. Everyoio ke that the Eisemans carried "an immenso stock of fine goods. Tt isa well known fact that this alone was the cause- of their misfortune. Tuesday morning will find the entire stock marked down and ready for sale Wt prices nover beforo made on high elass merchandise. This stock was not composed of a fow odds and en It in- eluded the whole rangeof fine stuple and stylish dvy goods. It is .mposs.b\u to quote prices insuch an endless variety of merchandise, We would respectfully ask people to come and sce for themselves. Special attention is called to the im- menso stock and endless vaviety of rib- bons, luces, ombroideries, ruchings, no- tions, art needle work material and stamped linens, The third floor is de- voted exclusively o carpets and draper- fes, but this l'm('l ney made it neces- rt of lhu fourth flo ively the grandest dis carpets. rtains, portieres shades ever Ilmdu in the west, think of the pri and Just HAYDEN BROS. Dr. Birney cures catarrh, Bee bldg. A Mine on Fire. Prrrsnung, Pa., Feb, 16.—The Meyer mine, near Scottsdale, Pa., 15 on fire. Four pump- ers are known to have been killed and six or seven are now reported missing. Fifty wera at work when tho explosion occurred setting fire to the mine, Tho fire was kindied by a miner's lamp which_aropped to- the bottom of & 100-foot shaft, kinding accumulated gas and caused a terrific explosion. The mine caught fire and a largs fan used for ventilation purposes in the interior of the mine soon spread a mass of flames. The mouth of the creek wus turned from its course into the mine, Tho Meyer colce plant was tho Targost of lis cind in tho rogion and emploved 500 men, ~ They had re- fused to go iuto the recent strike, e De Witt's Little Early Risors. Best little {alu ever made. Cure constipation every ime. None equal. Use them now. L it i Fire in a Hospital, Rocnesten, N, Y., Feb, 16.—Fire at S, Mary's hospital last night caused aloss of 65,000 and resulted in fatal injury to _fire- men, None of the inmates were injured. Gossler's Mdkio Headacho Wafers, Curesal beaduches in 20 minutes. At all druggists, —_— ANNOUNCEMENTS, For threo nights, commencing Thursday, rcbnmn 19, Denman Thompson and Leo . will present for the first time in this nu at Boyd's their beautiful American drama, “The Two Sisters,” a comparion piece to “The OId Homesteadl,” which played such a successful engagemen't at Boyd's last. September. The play is o perfect museum of “city characters, cleverly and clearly drawn, presented naturally “and effectually and with true and abundant humor, The first act is full of fun, jollity and humorous situations, the socond act a short melodrama in arare picturerepresenting a part of Central ark warm with the summer sunshine, and he third act a noveland the prettiest kind of alove making scene and tho last act a pathetic human little comedy drama. The eastern press say it is a much better play than “The Old Homastean,” Ono of the greatest wonders, or rather enigmas, of tho latter days is now on cx- hibition at the KEden Musce. Bill Jones is glmown far and wide as the human ostrich, owning to his appetite and habit of eating glass. He will munch a large chimnoy with ns much satisfactionas a child eats sy apple or a tramp gets away with a beof steak. He eats ali kinds of glass with evident relish In the Bijou theater tho famous talented Rhiuchart family appears. This company of beautiful girls are deciaedly pop- ular in Omaha and will be royally welcomed by all. Beatrice and Goldie Rinehart are famous for their beauty, wit, g talent. Their singing and dancing graceful. Austin, the musical king, and ville, the Irish comedian, are also with this company. On next Wednesday and Thursday ings Duncan Clark's “monster femile strels will appear at the People's, B even- min- When Baby wan sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria, When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, ‘When she had Childre, sho gave thew Castoria, HAYDEN BROS, The Eiseman Bankrupt Stock on Sale w—special Prices Tuesday. 80 pieces Huhl shirting calico marked fl(mn .'I' 1 \H lhr \'ull-\\uln Inrl trom the iSisoman stoc | All the .m« ginghams from the Eise- man stock 5 feces outing flannel 5o, worth 10 plecos gray mixed flannel 73e yd Iw| key red table linen 10c and 12 Cotton crash from the Biseman stock feyard ywn musling 33¢, and se yard. Bleached muslin, soft finished, marked down to Big and l\m' linen towels at 19¢, worth linen bleached or unbleached table linenat 25¢ and 35c, worth more than doub Double dth twilled serges, wero 19¢, reduced to 10¢ yard. Large size comforts 49¢ each, All “wool white blankets, marked down to $1.95a pair. Fine California blankets, slightly soiled, to $4.98, worth up to $10.00. Lowest prices ever heard of on fine blankets, Th must go. All wool skirting flannel, Heavy gray blankets at and 49¢, This stock contained a larga variety of blankets. We bought them dirt cheap, and proposo tosoll them in tho samo Wi 1t will pay youto attend this sale Plenty of bargains and bigger aing than ever offered in Omaha. HAYDEN BROS,, Dry goods and carpots. full 10-4, 10¢ a yard, (WS- - shradny A DRY GOODS FAILURE, Hegman & Deiches Forced to the Wall by Poor Business, The dry goods store of Hoyman & Deiches at 1518 and 1520 Farnam strect was closed up by the First National bank yesterday morning. Owing to the continued warm weather, this firm had been unable todispose of a large stock of winter goods purchased last fall, and as the payments were past due mort- gages were given, The mortgages were as follows: Fi onal bank, 811 , tosecure * endc August Hoffman of New York, & The unsecured 1ndevtednoss of tho firm amount to $10,000 in addition to the above. T in the Omaha store and tho hat Lincoln will invoice fully £0,000, tit is probable that the creditors ‘will nothing, The firm commenced busin in October, 1o, < of millinery good was owned by no way connected with that owned by Hey- man & Deich mul s in this city 1857, and until this winter enjoyed s in the store best little b, bad breath, Special sales this week; we have so many new goods for all cash- s, 25¢ and 85¢; new spring cl clas ks and jackets and all the linen bargains mentioned in yesterduy’s paper. SPECIAL BARGAINS in boys’ winter suits and overcoats. We haveall our new China silks in hundreds ofdifferent colors and designs, at$1.00a yard, 2 inches wide, THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO. St o s THE EIS AN BANKRUPT Shoe Stock. Now on sale in Hayden Bros.? shoe de- partment consists of the best makes in men’s fine shoes, ladies’ misses’ and children’s, Any one wishing nice shoes ullu bargain cannov afford to miss this sale. — . CARROTY NELI'S MURDERER, Opinions Differ as to Whether Prisoner is the Ripper. Loxnox, Feb. 16.—The police have in cus- tody & man named Sadler who was a fireman on tho steamer whicn arrived from Turkey and who they have no doubt, killed “Carroty Nell.” Anugly looking knife stained with blood has been traced to Sadler, The station where Sadler is confined is sur- rounded by an immense ple, mostly women. Wild threats of lynching and tearing the prisorer to pieces, uttered b; the most excited of those pi When the prisoner was rom an immense foree of plice was employed and precaution was necessary to prevent y Opinions differ as to whether the man is the murderer knownas ‘Jack the Ripper.” the Bold Bank Robber. Loxpox, Feb, 16.—Whiloa clork from the Bank of Scotland was standing at thecounter of tho National Provincial bank in tho act of making a doposit ho was addressed by a stylish dressed stranger. While the conver- sation, which only lasted a moment or 50, was going on, & man, ovidently an accomplice of the stranger, snatched fromthe clerka wallet contaming bonds and checks reprosenting many thousand pounds and escaped. Heolas uot been captured. . e~ A handsome complexion is one of the great- ost charms a woman can possess, Pozzoni’s Complexion Powder gives it. A A Disastrous Fire. B. C., Feb. 16.—This city was yester ited by a disastrons conflagration, which destroyed in the neigh- borhood of §500,000 worth of property, and caused the death of John McCannon, a mem- ber of the volunteer fire brigade. The fire was discovered in the rear of the premises of a jeweler on Columbia street, Analarm was turned in, but it was twenty minutes betore a stream of water was turned on the fire. By thattime the whole block of buildings in flames and the fire spread to the dwellings and stables on the street backof 1t. After a two hours' fight, when the firemen had just about got the flames under control, an_explosion occurred in the rear of one of the stores. Tho offices, lodee rooms and provincial rogistry ofice next caught on fire. Nothing was saved trom this building but the papers from the registry oftice. While fighting the flames, the west- ern wall fell in, ing thefiveman mentioned and another man is reported buried under the ruins, The firemen worked to conquer the flames, but the water turned to steamand the fire continued to spread. —_— Dr, Birney cures catarrn, Bee bldg. A Social Surprise. Arcmisoy, Kan.; Feb. 16.—[Special Tele- gram to Tne Bee)--John Null and Ella Null, his pretendea wife, were arrested today on the charge of adultery. The com- plaint was sworm toby Mrs. Mary Null of Canajoharie, N. Y., who says Null descrted her with Ella Keller in 1859, Null has been living with the Keller woman as his wife, and bas been a successful business man here, He was highly respected and his arrest causes surprise, He admits the offense, —_—— The Trap Workéd Arcmisoy, Kan., Feb, 16.-[ gram to Tur Ber)-Frank Woodyard, a farmer was fatally shot on a farm south of town Saturday afternoon, Ho was out with a companion hunting, and coming upon a vacant house in a fleld, pushed the door open and received the contents of an old army musket in Lis breast, Farmer Culliman, the owner of the house, had it stored with corn, Hehad been bothered by thieves and had set the trap, of which Woodyard was the first viet pecial Tele AR No griping, no nausea, no pamn when Do Witt's Little Farly Riscrs are taken, Small pill. Safo pill. Best pill, GEITING IVI'I'.IH"HTIN(). Additional Co |Il-:\lluvu in the Keyes-Wolfe Case. Another scenein the Wolfe-Keyes Norton Ennis caso was enacted yestorday, when Mrs. Wolfe arrived in the city and confr el her recreant husband. Wolfe was soated in the office of Detective Haze when the little woman was shown in. In her arms she carried a very pretty baby avout three months oid, which she placed upon her husband's knee,and dropped upon a chiair crying and sobbing convulsively for several minutes, Wolfe admitted that he had done wrong, and said he would go vack 10 his wife, but the oficers told him he would have to postpone the reusion until the case agninst Keyes, Morton and Entis had been sitled, It seems that Wolfe and conducted a _restaurant at Island and Lillie Martin was o waitress employed in the place, Lillie was only nineteen years of age and fair tolook upon, and Wolfe looked oftener than was good for his peaco of mind. Mrs. th her parents i she ggave Wolfe £00, the amount that sk carefully saved, and Wolfo returned to her %2, with which to pay the expenses of her trip. She engaged a very respectable woman to help about the restaurant in her absence, but sooner was she gone than Wolfe dis- vged the new empl nd he and the girl had the place to themsel Shortly after- closed out his business, sent the and afew days later followed her ha, After arriving here he wrote his wife that he no longer cared for her and she must take of herself, Then 1t was that Mrs, brother employed the man ve, 10 1ook up Woll 1considerable time at 24 a day and finally tained that Wolfe had #4530 in the pank. He aton e put up a job with Keyes to obtain possession of it, and succeeded, During th time both Wolfe and the girl had been attending Rathbunl commercial college. The @il wis stopping with Mrs. Ryan, at 2817 North Twenty-fifth street, but that family, as well as the college pvu()l(' were dupedas to the true state of affairs. After the exposire, when it was learned that Wolfe had lost his money, the girl’s benefac- tors refused to turn her out of doors, as they fewred she would go from bad to worse, and > still remains thero in the capacity o girl. Wolle bad planned to mal 1 in about a month and furnish with the money in the bank. Tho man_ Keyes, who catspaw his _wife Grand Before g wolfe and_her nnis, an alleged Ennis squan- y the a flat acted as getting s the man shooting when Mrs. Big- ht justas he re- Keyes has also figured in po- who was mixed upin the ¢ a couple of months ago shot her husband o ned home. lice history in anotlier c Tho chirge of obtaining mouey under false pretenses,will be vigorously pushed. Wolfeis anxious to go back to his wife, and she is ready to forgive and forget his base desertion of her for anothir. A reporter. for Tt B catled at the house whero Miss Matin is stoppiag and an inte i I es ot wish to conc her life or her relations with C. Sh id her mother died when she w a child, and she has made herown w world sii she was scven years old. father keeps a livery stable at Ashiand, where she first met Wolfe, When asked if she had kept company with Wolfe, Miss Martin said sho had, and that they haa intended to marry as soon as he se- cuved a divorce from his present wife. She states positivoly that so far as she knew Mr. Wolfe had ‘always been honest and respectable, and_that their rela- tions had been honorable. The girl does not ppear to realize that it is & crime for a_mar- 1 man to propose marriage whilehe has a wife from whom he is not divorced. She says that she loves Wolfe, and seems to think that it is all right for him to negleet his law- ful wife for the more fascinating charws of 4 younger woman. Tho people with whom Miss Martin is stopping were kept entirelv ignorant of the fact that Wolfe was a married man until the day he was beaten out of his money. Miss Martin went to her boaraing place and told the lady that Wolfe had gotten into trouble and then admitted that hewas a married man. The lady with whom Miss Martin is staying has kept her simply out of pity and with the hope that the girl’s father will come and take her home, ‘When Wolfe contronted with thegirl’s story about their intended marriaqp he smiled sardonically and sad: “Well, we may got married sometime. It may tako mo ten years to get a divoree, but when I do, then we can marry, sh to.) al the 17 De Witt's Little Early Risers: only pill to cure sick headache and regulate the "bowels. S IN THE COURTS. A Special Jury Called—The Ryan & W alsh Case. A speclal venire was ordered yesterday morning for Judgo Wakeley's court, as follows : L. H. Parker, Moso Sturman, William White, Al E. Cogshall, John Nelson, C. M O’Donovan, Fd Calihan, John S. Wood, H. R. Newcombe, Jarry Sedgwick, W. A, Grant, Sam M., Maxham. C. L. Alstadt, Fred Herke,S. D. Windred, F. Darling, T. J. Withrow, J. Rachek, J. D. Selah, Lars Chuis tensen. Thie venire s called tohearthe caso of Craft vs Littielield, involving ten acres of valuablo land in North Omaha. Tho case will be taken upon Wednesday. Jude Wakeley will hear motions today. 124 Walsn was doing his third day on the wit- ness stand in the case of his firm, Ryan & Walsh, against the county, Tho trial is proving one of the most prosy everhad in the district court, Judge Clarkson awarded the custody of the child, Clara Lathrov,to Mrs. P. A, Whitlock, Mrs. Maria M. Bradway and Mrs, Chambers, closing oneof the most bitterly fought cases for the possession of a minor ever heard in the district court. ylvester Bell & Co. entered suit in tho aistrict court yesterday against Heyman & Deiches for $1,382.15, for goods sold’and de- livored. Frank Colpetzer, Henry F, Cady, Charles H. Gunou and others applied for and by Judge Clarkson wore yesterday granted an injunction ugainst L. McGreer re: thelatter from collecting any mo for the firm in which they and he a; ners, the firm being L. MeGreer Plaintiffs say that the firm was. May 7, 1888, McGreer putting thebusiness and that he has coll S over the profits to which heis entitlea, and applied that amount to his ownuse. They also allege that he is mow attempting to col- lect large sums, which is the priucipal reason why the injunction is asked. “Ayer's medicines have been satisfactory to mo throughout my practice, especially Cherry Pectoral, which has been used of My patieits, one of whom says he knows it say od bis life.—F. L. Morrls, M. D, Brooklyn, N. Y. Do A Murderer's Body. 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This ad he usually let stand about six months without change. That |>L-rin(l passed, he stopped advertising “straw hats in the winter,” and be- gan to advertise “goods at cost,” “goods at half price,” etc. Still another change in his ideas and he began the gift scheme, advertising to give away a “house and lot with every $uitsold” etc. Peoplo soon discovered that they were paying dearly for their presents, and thissort of thing stopped. — Today the advertising man simply aims to lay before the readers FACTS about his wares. He uses pLun English, written in an engaging style. his corner of the “Big Daily” he patronizes just as readable as news columns, o- dd) we want to lay before you a few facts ABOUT the *‘clothes of winter.” In a short time we shall open our new spring stock. this we intend to close out every single, solitary heavy weight suit of CLOTHES in our store. This means a cut in prices, wide and deep. It means that we have reduced the price on the few heavy weight suits that we have left, two, three, four AND in some cases, five and six dollars. It means that we intend to follow our well-known custom of closing out all seasonable goods at the end of each season, in order to begin the next with an entire new stock, This means a saving to you of from two to six dollars on a suit of clothes, i purchased within the next week. /7 He endeavors to make the editorial, telegraphic or local Before Wedd We open this week one hundred cases of New Spring Styles in soft and stiff HATS in all shapes, shades, sizes and colors, Nebraska Clothing CO. FOURTEENTH AND DOUGLAS STREETS. Saturdays, ten o'clock. X We close at six thirty. THE BEST RUBBER BOOTS & SHOES IN THE WORL.D. ARE MADE BY THE Woongockek % Rhode Island Rubber Ca And we are their western agents and always carryalares tock. Address, Hmerican Hand Sewed Shoe Go 1204and 1206 Harney Street. COLISEUM. 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