Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 24, 1891, Page 3

THE OMAHA BEE. | (()UN(,IL UI_UFF. OFFICE: - NO. 12 PEARL Delivered 1y Co ny part of the CIf . W.TILTON, - MANAGER § Rue'nesw Office I Night Editc rrier in TELEPHONES MINOK MENTION. N, Y. Plumbing Co C. B, Water Works Co. Kemoved to #0 Pearl street. Council Bluffs Lumber Co., coal. Crafus chattel loans, 204 Supp blo Burhorn'sdiamonds, watehes, holiaaygoods. E. R. Fonda yesterday filed a bond of &,000 | anu took out letters of administration in the estato of Robert Parkhill, the lats Union Pacific switchman, Frank Epps was arrestod vesterday on u | charge of vagrancy. [n the information | upon which he was arrested he is charged with having no occupation and being a terror generaily to his neighbors, An entertainment will be given this even ing in the tist church for the Sunday school. An attractive musieal ana literary prozramme will bo presented, in which the members of the school will ta will be welcome, sh mecting will be held a week from tthe Odd Fellows ball by the Re- bekah acgrea of the order. *The old year will be sped on 1t way in the most approved fashion with games and other amusements and refreshiments will be served. Al frietds of the orderaro invited St John's English Lutheran Sunday school has prepared a musical and literary program which they will render on_Curistmas night at 28 Broadway, foot of Glen avenue, in tho room formerly occupied by Brackevs book storo, There will bo a Christmas tree and visit from Santa Claus, The Board of Trade his appointed a com- mitteo to rustlo for funds to make up th bonus which is necessary to securo the Kim- Il Bros. Elevatc weturing com- pany of Anamosa for ( Biuffs. Quite a sum has already bee ribed, and ‘it is thought there will be little trouvle in raising the rest of the $2,000, Henry Moore, the colored man_who was arrested several davs ago in Omaha, was brought vefore Justice Hammer yesterday for a preliminary examination. ~ He was bound over to ihe grand jury to answer to the charge of lurceny from the person, and his bail was fixed at €00, 1n default of which he was sent to the county jail. Meschendor’s market has been attractive holiday appearance by decor of flowers, artistically arranged by Miss Eva Meschiendorf and “Miss Louise Wagn of Omaha. Onoof the show windows con tains the original lamb which followed Mary to school. A miniature lake ana other skili- ful landscaping adds to the attractiveness of the scene. Marriage license: the following partios: Seribner, Neb., and Council Bluffs:; James 2. Holmes Omaha and Julia Ferrell of St. Joseph, Mo.; L. O. Baker of Mapleton and Mary L. Ger- »f Council Bluffs : Daniel O'Connor and Dunn, both of Council Bluffs; William nd Lida Mina Davis, both of Potta- wattamie county. A match game of pool was plaved last evening iu the Columbin_for §0 a side. C. H. Jobuson and D, L. Murtin being the contest- ts. Tbe one who won six games first was 10 be the vic Martin led his antagonist from the start, taking four games from him in succession. At the end of nine games Martin had six to Johnscn's ana he was declared the winner. The game was watched by a number of local sports. The Dickens With Books. See our new price list on books while they las Thackeray, 10 lishers price %5.00, Dote, illustrations, price $6.00, Webster’s Unabridged, original, Russin, $1 19, Life of Christ, #1.33 Klsic series (Martha worth 9ic. Best of all our $10.00 * sold for $6.00, and age £0 at $3.59, Encyclopedin Britannica, English, cloth, 25 volumes, $25.00, a complete re- print of the old Edinburgh edition: Fair God, $1.17; Ben Hur, 98¢; Shake- speace, Byron, Moore, complete $1.30. Lverything in'a book department to be found at our store at our usual leading prices. *“I'he Cute” sewing machine $1.50; be carcful you don’t the same machine. BOSTON STORE Council Blufr: to win a given an Schuack of gmack of of South volumes, $2.39, pub- 95¢, publishers half Finley), 50c, Bibles™ to amily its price $15,00, la. A chance turkey at Broad kindergarten in the city is in the Merriam block, next to the Young Men’s Christinn association. Experi- enced toachers and only one-half usual rates are charged. PERSONAL PAR Miss I'rances Tomlinson hi andoab 1o spend the holiday; Mr. and Mrs, John Churenill loft yoster- day for Neola 10 visit friends for a fow days. G. W. Howitt left. last evening for Frank- lin Grove, Lk, where he will stay for ton duys. Gideon M ousiy ill at hiy stront. Dr. C. startea_yo two with r PRAPHS. s zone to Shen- uyne Js reported to be dangs residence on North Ninth H. Pinney and A. W. Pionoy orday for n visit of a woek or atives in Saginaw, Micn. Miss Ella Luster received an elegant box of flowers vesterday from friends in Cali fornia. The collection wus wade up of smi- lax, English violets and roses. S wanson Musie C Our line of fancy holiday articies is complete. Don’t fail to sec it. Dell G Morgan & Co., druggists, 742 Broadway Expert With the Charles G. Meyers, o your nan who was tried and convicted a couple of years ago of stealing @ horse, and has just finished a term in the penitentiary for the offouso, is wanted for another fracture of tne laws of lowa, Charles Osborn, & favmer who lives a short aistance out of the city, and for whom Moy~ ers has been working, chi es him with the crime of forgery. According to the story he tells Moyers delivered severals loads of wood for him 4 fow duys ngo to George A. Keeline and_that last Saturday Keelino paid him off, Meyers wanted tho pay in the form of money, but Keeline vefusd, tendering him instead h check for §33 payablo to Charles Osborn’s order whicn wis accepted. It is alleged t Moyaor: €d Osborn’s name 1o the check and drow money from the Council Blufls Savings bank, Ho then went back home and on Su- duy, before nis crime was discovered, o lit out for parts unknown. ‘Inere is o warraut Bwe n's office cidedly warm spell vidinity , Masonic temple alting him 10 Justice ond if he returns a do. is looked for iv his Solid silver and plated ware for less money than anywhore else in the city at E. Burhorn’s, 17 Main streot Commercial men, Hotel Gordon bost $2 house in Council Bluffs, De Haven has his usual stock of be tiful dolls. Thoy are worth seeing way down in prices. Burglari a Postofice, Harlau Thompson, # young man 16 ycars of age, was brought before Com M. Hunter yesterday fora hearing on the charze of burglarizing the postofice at East Noda way. Witnesses were lntroduced who swi that young Thompson entered the postoftice one day last September at noon, while the postmaster was at ainner, and broke open & cash drawer, taking therefrom all its con- tents, which amounted Lo about §1.50. After | s hearing ho was bound over to the federal xrand Jury and bis bond was fixed at $500, the ssloner 1 | day with the ¢ gart, | Bt 800,000, One of the sectious of NES FROM COUNCIL BLUFES, Ottenheimer's Eccapide Fas Comploated Th Eis:man Troubles Considorably, SEVIRAL ATTACHMENTS ARE SECURED. to Take Charge ng Now in nt Recelve aha tor a Judnm Creditor, Attorneys Sims and Saunders, who appear for n number of eastorn creditors of tho firm of H. Biseman & Co., have jumpea upon the neck of L. Ottenhelmer, the clcthing m chant who tried to move his stock to Salt Lako, and propose to show bim that a cour cannot be monkeyed with with impunity. It is charged that a number of circumstances in connection with the removal tend to' show that Ottenheimer was undoubtealy intending to place his property veach of bis creditors, and those of the Eisomans, The goods were packed up in an evident hurry, ail day Sunday being in the work of proparation, and were moved from the store at 4 o'clock Monday morning, The express- man who 1oved them was made Lo promiso that he would say nothing ubout it to any one. The goods wero taken to Owmaha, where they were loaded on the cars ana con- signed to Joseph Simon of Sait Lake, U hulf over tho Union Pacific, and hulf over tho B.& M. Who Joseph Sunon isisa matter of conjecture, and an attempt will be made to solve the problem when the case comes to trial. This nng Judgo Smith will hear the question of appoiuting a receiver to take charge of the &1,300 which Ottenheimer claims to have in his possession. In the aftornoon Oitenheimer will be brought be- fore the court to show why he should not be fined for conterpt of couri, he being at lare at present on bonds of §1,400 which were fur- nished by George Schindele. The contempt is alleged to consist in his moving nis prop- erty by stealth out of tue state while a suit was already pending to subject it to the claims of Eiseman's ereditors An amendea petition was filed in the dis- trict court yesterday in the case of Awnold, Constable & Co. and” others against H. Eise- man & Co. and others, making the Union Pa- citic Ruilway company, over whose line the goods ars now betng shipped to their western destination, a defendant in the case. An offort will be made iu_ this way 10 secure the goods s0 that they may be lovied upon by the creditors. In the casc of Johu Annisficld & Co. agaiust. L. Ottenbeimer and others, which bas been pending for some time past, a de- fault was eutered up against Ottentieimer yesterday for the sum of &,70) and a special lien granted on the stock. Sheriff 'Neill was appointed receiver und an order was issued by the court that the stock now held by the Union Pacific be delivered to i, to be held subject 1o this lien, T. C. Dawson, who appears as attorney for Ottenheimer, claims that bis client's actions were ot in contempt of the court, but sulted from a fear that the precious all-wool pants would be taken uway by the credilors as soon as they learned that he had decived tosell them, Whether this is tue correct statement will probably appear when the case is awred in court. Loaded. importation order this season was larger than we expected. On a few lines of holiday goods we have put prices on same to make them move. Look at the price list until Christmas or at least as long as they last. We arealso hav ing new prices on our coats, it will pay you to see them. DOLLS! DOLLS! DOLL We have them and at the right prices. See show window and prices onshem, The new Russian fur doll, 12ic; large kid body dolls at 25¢, 45¢, Gae, $1.00, $1.75 and $2.00. Sec dressed dolls at 3 5e, 85¢ and $1.00. Beautiful doll: with silk dresses at 32.50. B0-inch doll at 99c. don’t misy them; others at $4.00 and .00 each. We have over 150 dozen dolls in stock large enough for a wholesaler. Wool dolls, nigeerdolls, dancing dolls, talking dolls, Indian dolls, clown dolls, everything made in the line, MAGIC LANTERNS. Complete line of views with each, 50c, 0, $2,00, , $4.00. B I“\( KBOARDS. Our stock is overionded and we muake a clean sweep in this li H0¢ blackboards, & blackboard: 90¢ blackboards, 45¢. Prices cuv right in two. BAMBOO ASELS AND »inch endel, 25¢, foot easel, 48c. foot eusel, e, G-foot funcy casels, $1.00 and $1,75. Bamboo tables, 452 to <'m~ MISCELLANEOUS We have not space o ¢ ventory of everything wc show you a good assortment of guns, drums, chuirs, tables, trunks, wagons, writing desks, baby carvinges, wash sets complete, bureaus, ete,, ete. We handle the largest line of baskets in the city. It must be so, for every one who looks over our xpresses their opin- ion in our favor. Buskets from Japan, baskets made by the Indiuns, baskets from Rus in fact, overything new cute and cunning in willow ware will be found in this department. NEWMARKETS, 1l wool newmarkets, plain , $4.00 to $7.50, at $2.4 12,00 at $4.95; $15.00 to $20.00 CHILDREN'S COATS, > L0 $5.50 ut 5 30,50 10 5, all wool plaids and stripes. $3.00 10 £5.00 juckets for $1.98, Fur trimmed jackets, former *$15.00 and $1800 for 1200, with astrakan and mink. $5.00 to $7.50 juckets at $3, £0.00, $10.00 and $12.00 jac fronts, in beaver and $7.50. Vest front cloth, $12.00 uuality for £12.00. #0.00 jucket, $4.95, $12.00 and $15.00 hip seam $7.50 each PLUSH JACKETS, £12,00 Walker plush jackets, $8,00, #15.00 Walker plush juckets, $10.00, $17.50 Walker plush juckets, 0.00 Walkor plush juckets, £15. 00, $22.50 and ::,m Wilker plush ju $19.50 BOSTON STORE, Council Blufls, i the tailor, 310 all the lat styles goods. Satisfaction guaranteed, beyond the occupiod Our [ABLES LIST. ve you an in- huve, but will stripe and #5.00 at price, , trimmed 5., kets, reefer Clay worsteds, ish beaver for $0.00, #15.00 $10.00 quality for jucket, quality $10,00, hip seam, heavy cheviot, jackets, ok Reiter, Broadway, has and new winter in every respect ost Genuine tortoise shell combs horn's, at Bur- Mandel & Kline will tire to Sioux City January 1 Until that time you can buy furnit stoves, carpets, it your own brice Transit Company Incorporated. Articles of incorporation were filed yester- unty recorder b the Council wsit company, which hus cay The uames of the 1n May 5 M. ‘i'reynor, J Hess, J. R. Rice, John Bennett, E. E.'Hart C. It Haunan and E. W. Hart! The objec of the company is stated to be to build and muintain a rulway system run by uble, electricity, compressed “air, horses or v motor pawer, in Council Biuffs and ot. ttamie county, Tho capital stock is fixed the ln- move their en- stoek Blufts T such & stir recantly Ww. S, ason, J. corporators F. 0. Gl aro 'IH]u OMAHA DA][LY BLI strument accents pussed by the city council a coupl ago, granting tho right of wa pany over the various streets of t T'hio ofMicers are as follows: P Bennett; vice president, F. O, Gle tary aud treasurer, E. B, Hart; o L. Shugart, B. E. Hart, W, 8.'M Gileason and Jonn Bennett - Poliaay ¢ ools. Remember that the most elegunt stocks of holi 8 in the city. It surpassos t rs both in beauty and I them, en vinayu the ordinance all and see We hav nin. Jarvis ur o 1s Everything new in the line goods ut Davis’ drug store, 1 largest stock and lowest city. His stock all new ¢ and must be It you a for holiday goods it will pay and examine his stock before in soid, e Cattle Case Submit After throe woeks in which it monopolized things in the district case of the Citizens State bank Avbott was completed yesterday. McCube made an argument in bel plaintiff that lastea all day up to the afternoon, when Judge Smith instructions to the jurv, and t finally submitted shortly before 5 case the jury comes to an agreen 15 not thought any of th will forego the pleasure of cating dinner at home for tho purpose of the plaintiff or defendant gets ab tice, This morping the erimiual taken up, ps1dent, Detlnven has Wine company, Co. prices which was o of weeks to the com ho city Ason reeto avne, L secre- B . O one. of duy novel- 1 former w o prices, in Califor Blulfs of holiday {e has the in the wd fresh, o looking ou to call s purchus- TN nas nearly the ) court, rainst J Attorney half of the 4 o'clock in read his he case was o'clock. In ment, and it e jurymen Christmas ) a sealed verdict will be returned. docket will be The number of cases for trial was reduced yesterday by the filing of pleas of guilty by three of the indicted parties—Li. Harrison, who burglarized the Columbia, the Lurf who Fran esidon and John broke nto S. Couch; and for the larceny longing to Peter’ Hansen. 'There four criminal cases left o be trie of them are of any great_importa probable that they will not tal than two days at the outside, they are completed again resuwed. Yestorday the following list of petit jurors was drawn for t ter Grand Jurv—James Doyle, Nor ship; Frank Gard, York townshiy Neola township; ) Moun, nderwood, Keg Cra Garner, Garner township; J. Boomer township: S. Fra township; William Schoening, township: J. C. Lewis, Lewis W. B. Hodyfelt, Silver Creek; O, row, Crescent Petit Jury Bono's; the Edward of u horse Joseph Thomas, Be Butler, ana bugey be As the law docket will be Kone; S. ek township: i Martin, of =0\ indicted e are “only :d and nono nee. It is ko up more so0n s grand aud he January walk town- 3 W. Mott, G Johu G M. Axtell, 1k, Hardin Washingtou township; H. Dut® oomer town- ship; William Dillin, Garuer township: V. P. Perry, Hardin township; War Cresent township; Eldia Pavish, townslip: Charley Green, August Kaven, Minde rie, Norwall townships Creek township: R. B, ton township; Henry ship: H. L. Aldrige, Roskford L. P, Brown, Neola township; D. Filth ward: . G. Mikesell, Sixth ward; Lars Jew€en, Secon Pourth ward Fourth war( J. J. Hathway, son, I'irst ward Jutes Se J. G. Williams, William Deill, Sec Third w George Hough, Pirst ward; John Shea, Third w Carman Feed and Fuel wholesale and retail hay, feed. Special prices on hiy in car lots. 706 Main str Blufls. Ray, ud ward ; Candy 5e a pound Christmas goods at Dell G wownship: Moss, Rishton, Y 3 John Churchiil, Firs grain set. ORDS ron Hough, Hazel Dell Lowls township; Joln Cur- ilver Washing ork town township L. Grimes, irirst precinet, d precinct, st precinet, oud ward James Mathi Hazel Dell; James Withem, ward. company, and 1d grain Council Brown’s, Morgan & Co.’s drug store, 742 Broudway. Jarvis 1877 brandy, purest, safest, best. Walnut block coal, $4 livered anywhere in 706 Main stree city. Jarviswild blackberry is the Very handsome Christr De Haven's—nothing poor or Buy your Christmas candy Brown. Candy b, Sc and 124 mix nuts 3¢ a pound, Flor oranges 20c a dozen, Walout block fresh mined, received daily 16 Main, Fresh oysters 25c quart or C. 0. D. Brown’s, largest stock of Japs goods east of San The Chinese per ton. and Wyoming De Carman’s bost. novelties at teashy. fICEOND: s pound, ida sweet coal, Thatcher, 20c can at anese and Francisco, "Frisco prices, at 317 Broadway. ——— Drs. Woodbury,dentists,nex hotel; fine work « specialty. ns in holiday Burhorn’s. et It is o well known fact that et better geods for less than Burhorn’s y. Go and be convinced y Bigzrest burg the city at L. Bulk oysters 2ic quart Brown’s, e BISHOP NEWMAN'S RRE His Last Tr Litur.y. Bishop Newman, the resiaent the Methodist church, has roturne: after an absence of about six mon a Log of monay any other plac p—May t to Grand Tele. 145, goods in veovle can (U DN in the ourselves. 4 C. 04D, TURN, Have a bishop of d to Omaha ths, looking well and full of his usual enthusiasm for the city of his choice and the work of dist chu Soon after leaving Omuha last Newman attended o great. summ the Motho- June Bishop at Round Lake, N. Y., and then he_prepared his address upon John Wesloy, ered before the ecurn the city of Washington. the ecumencial Newman went attend the bishops’ W extension society meeting, then to 1o the bishons' and and thon to Ne I wnd, cated a number of churches, He spent & week in Washingt with friends and preached in where be was pastor fo nony ing Grant’s administration, Heo to St. Louis and spent a week 10 the work of the chur v and vice regarding the ¢ ol o church in that city deliver dress at tho New England dinner Monday night, at extended repor appeared 1a the St. Louls St. Louis he came direct 1o O not bo away from this city by short inte the general couference next M Speakine of tre ‘ot inter published in 1h: Now \ papers regardiug the need of a lit Methodist ahureh, the Lishop suid to a BEG rejorto’: “Phere is & mong many of the Meitodist the cities to have a liturgi al Qteacobs cures acClkGAc padache, CT’ otha®\, arF\’d all to Cinen meeting. i again to be encial coufore From t to Columbus, O., wudattended a church missionaries’ where Republic, vals until after the meeting sery deliv- ence held in fter attending conference Bishop unati the ) Clevel: mecting he dedi- on visiting the enurch vears dur- then went oking after giving aa- very fine ed an ad- thero last t of which From n and will excepting ot v with him i and Philudelphia urgy iu the last nicht disposition o urches in Some 0il hes ch® ACHES ROMPTLY s \ John | T:Il l(\I)A\\ 1 of the lareer churches haves form of liturgy, but the trouble 15 1t 18 not Uniform and fre | quently the bishop must #ele what comes | next when he Is conduetihg service in a church where he is not familiar with the order of cxercises employed by tho pastor. Mr. Wesley sent over to this country in 17%4 a liturgy which was su abridgenept of the liturey of the Chureh of England. I think it Is quite probable that the matter bo presented at the general couference, and an effort will bo made, 1 presume, to have one specific form for genoral use in the | Metbiodist church, THINKS HE WAS DAMAGED, Egbert G L Rarios, Ia, to Tie Bee.|—A livel suit brought today by Egbert George of Vinton for §20,000, against the Republican Printing comnany of Cedar Ripids, The libel is based on the head lines over the article in { the Republican of December 11, in which Mr. Georzo is ncoused of “murder most foul,” that being the heading to the article. Notico of the suit was served on the Repub- lican today ‘The coroner's jury promptly exculpated Mr. George at the time, by finding that Mr. Myers came to his death by the accicental discharge of his owu revolver in nis own hand, and that in no way was Mr. Georg responsible for his death, Ceoan was & the Cost of Fael, Drs Moixes, la., Dee. 23, —[Speclal Tel gram to Tur Bee.|~The rairoad commis- sioners gave a hearing tod to the railroads und others Interested in coal rates. Among the coal men who addressed the commission were Paul Morton of the Whitebreast Fuel company, . E. Drake and G. W. Merritt of Centeryi V. Evans and £. A. Forbush of Boone, B. I. Mallonoy and G. A. Bondu- rant of the Hamilton Coal v, A. K. Cuntield of Boone, B. F. Filknitter of the Brazil Coal company, H. A. Foster of Marion and B. Wightman of the Excelsior Coal com- pany. They were mainly in favor of the rais- ing of rates on long distance hauling. The railroads were represented by C. D, Tves of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern, S. W. Hazard of the Chicago & Northwost: ern, F'rauk Cassidy of the Diagonal, W. R. Bascom of the Illinois Central, W. C. Witson of the Crooked Creek, James Matoney of the Mason City & Fort Dodge, B. H. Hunter of the Burlington, A. McCrae of the Keokuk & Westorn and M. L. Martin of the \Wabash, The railway men were also in favor of raie ing the rates, aud the opinion is their requost will be granted, although no decision was reached. Inereasi Interesting Marder Trial. Havrroy, Ta., Dec. 23.—|Spocial Telegram to Tue Ber. | —The stato closed its evidenco in the Darow murder trial today. The de- fense moved for dismissal on the grounds that the body of Larson had not been found and murder had not been proved. This was overruled and evidenco for the defense was begu. They will attempt to prove that Larson was not murdored, or if murdered, that the crime was cominitted by a land agent, The state think they have a_clew to the location of Larson’s body as it divulged on the testimony by Larson’s brother that he was buried in u small stream bencath the sand. A searching party will be out tomor- row, but work will be slow on account of ice in the strowm. Court has ajournea till Monday. Glenwood Iimprovements, Grrswoon, Ta., Dec. 23— [Special to Tue Bee.|-—At a special election held Monday for the purpose of voting '$20,000 in bonds for water works there wers 505 votes cast for and three against the proposition. An electric light compiany has_been organ- ized with a capital of $30,000 und a franchise has been eranted vy the city conncil. A first class system will be put in at once. No Changes Proposed. Denvque, Ta., Dec: 23, —|Special Telogram to Tur Bee.|—In an interview today Bishop Hennessy denied knowledge of any proposed changes of the diocese of the state and his clovation to the archiepiscopal seo. Ho knew nothing of the matter being discussed at the recent St. Louis mecting, aud did not tbink there was any truth in the story. Ceanr Rapids Brake Killed. Cepar Rarivs, la., Dec. 23.—This evening Richard Howes, a brakeman on the Burling- ton, Cedar Rapids & Northern, feli from the top of the car aud was cut in two, He lived at Columbus Junction. st Constipation poisons tne blood; Little Early Risers cure constipation. causeremoved, the disoase is gone. FOOD AND CLOTHING. na NoWitt's The ief for the Needy in Omaha is Being Provided The poor and needy are still being remom- bered as the hohaays approach. The dona- tions yesterday by the charitably inclined were many, and the Omana Mission and associated charities received $3.25 in cash, while the following named persons have promised provisions, coal, shoes and clothing : Mrs. M. Cook, basket provisions; Mr Paton, provisions; N. B. Falconer, quar beef; the Carpenter Paper company, lot wrapping paper; Hayward Bros., parcels new boots and shoes: Mrs. I L. Mackay, clotng; Dr. Mary Brackeorideo, clothing Mrs. Ford, clothing; Mrs, . Peck, clothng Roy Penfold, checker bourd; C. C. George, parcel clothing; Mrs. N. 'B. Adams, two parcels clotbing: Mrs, M. "I’ Patrick, cloth- g and boots is & Wilcox, parcel now shoes; Mrs. Gyler, basket clotning; Willie MeNamara, blocks; Marian McNarmara, one doll and 30 cents; Mrs. W. Wing, groceries: Mrs. A.'C.” Hermon, elothing: Mrs. Hainsworth, clothing; Mrs. Anua Schubze, clothing: Mrs. Dr. Graff, clothing; W. B. Clarne, clotbing; Mrs. Monteomery, R.W. Builey, clothwg! Mrs, Free, provi- sions: A. M. Clark, two busnels of potatoes; Mrs K Cross, ‘clothing; Mrs. George B. Lake, bag of clothing, books and toys; Hay- den Bros., box of Hoods, etc.; eight friends, clothing and 1wo pairs of new shoes. "The foillowine persons have promissd din- ners: Mesdames I Ouverfelder, Euclid Martin, W. Switzler, G. W. Loomis, George Lake, Michael Maul, Dr. Lee, L. J. Drake, H. C. Cole, Willam Marsh' (eight), Guy Barton, W. B, Millurd, G. M. Hicks, I, B Kennard, Kierstead, J.'A." Jordan, Foiger, Brochvoele (two), Hospe, Bamford, W. C. Ives, E. I Naugle, A, Field, E. Rosowater, Holdrige, D. H. Wheoler, J." A. Horsbach, . R Lehmer, Jonn H. Evans, . Bedford, Joslya, i The delicious fragran ness and soft beau Pozzoni's Powdor, refreshing cool 'imparted to the skin by ommands it to all ladies. - TALLY KILLED, 2 o sShooting of Miss Ceews of Denver by a Ligte Boy. Litite Rock, Agk,, De 23, —Mamis Crews, the 21-year-old daughter of Captain H. H. Crows, of the United States urmy, late of Denver, Colo,, mat with a horrible death |l this ety today- While Weight Lindsey, the 15-year-son of D IR, W. Lindsey of this | city, was showing Miss Crews how to unload 4 dd-caliber Sniith & Wesson revolver the weapon was dischargdfh, tho vall entoring her breast, passing throiigh her heart and killing her instantly.~ Miss CGrews was the guest of her uncle, Colonel It jings, of this city, in tho dining room of residence tho accident oceurrred. - - Eough Weather on the Pacific, Searrie, Wagh, Dec. 23, —A heavy wind and rain storm prevailed on the sound yester- day, prostrating all telowraph wires for | several hours. Raiu foll in torrents aud all | streams rose rapidly. No serious damage to | sinpping is so far reported, but it is feared thit a number of vessels nuve been lostalong | the coast. | . Sto | AtNew York | Ethiopia, from Glasgow pool: Havel, from Ltio de Juueire At Bromerhayen—Elbe, Hopkins-Scar Bostoy, Mass, Dec Searles will case came | court this morning ACCIDE Majostie, from T Italy, from Bremen; Oronsay, verpool; | Liver- frcm from New York. The Hopkins up in the supreme o the matter of fling DECEMBER FIRSTN \'l‘l()\’:\l, B 24, 1891 interrogatories by Judge Endicott of counsel for Timodhy Hopkins. Counsel for Mr. Searles have fled the questions and Judge Endicott moved for an extension of time to enable him to write to Mr. Hopkins and re ceive a roply before filing those of tho plaintiff, Judge Holmes' opinion was that if a man desired to conduct litigation at such a distance he ought not to object to using the ph, and fixea Dy m be as the time when Judge Endicott’s interrogatorios must be i, R — MONTT 1S FRIENDLY. of Ohili o-s Not After a War, SAx Fraversco, Cal,, Dee. 25, —Corrospon dence of the Associated press from Santiago, Chili, under date of November 21, says the feeling against Americans is that er since the congressional party came power, the majority are. disposed to rogard the killing of a fow Amorican sailors us a very trifling affair, and oxpross much sur riso that the United States should have ta ken official notice of a matter which they «peak of lightly as a sailors' tight. Reports of the intendente of Valparaiso sags thor were 2,000 men engaged inthis “sailors’ " fight. 'He gives this figure to show that the police were powerlass to quell the disturb auce, 'The correspondent says 'As & matter of fuct there was not any where near balf that number and the pof found ample opportunity to stop the trouble. or some time following the s Kk there was a strong feelin, among the crew of th Baltimore, and the mon would have liked to have sent auother pa ashore bettor equipped. Of the thirty'six American sail ors arrested at the time of the fightlug, not one nad a weapon inore formidable than a sailor's jackknifo.” ho poodent says that President Montt has given no special indication of sympathy with the general ill feeciing Chili against the Unitod States. Tu u re interview with the Associuted correspondent he expressed a hope that all the .difficu would be settled amicably, as he did not b lieve the people of either nation desired trouble, He also expressed disapproval of tho accusations aud insinuations made against the American minister by cortuin Chilians o the United States, prufessing to for the Chilian governmont. President Hanker S0 strong - FORCED TO MAERY HER, Peculinr Divorce tuted by a Paltim Bavrivore, Md., Dec. Divorce pro ceedings out of the usual line were insti- tuted in the circuit court today by Andrew, J. Bowers. Mr. Bowers is a native of Rich mond, Va. He asks the court to annulu marriage ceremony performed between him aud Emma A, Bigelow, on the ground that at tho time he was already married. Ho claims in_his bill of complaint that ho had to marry Miss Bigelow or bo murdered, and that the fact that he had a wife at the tune, was known to Miss Bigelow and her family. ‘Che bill ulleges tuat on Tuesday last, whilo standing at Calvertand Lomoard streets, Mr. Bowers was _approached by the father und brother of Miss Bizelow, who compelled him ut the point of a pistol to enter a carriage with them. They were driven to the houso of the Bigelows, where Mr. Bowers was placed in a room. Tne cider Bigelow kept guard witk a pistol, it is claimed, while his son procured u marriage lic for Mr. Bowers and Miss Bigelow aud a_minister 1o perform thoe ceremony. ‘The record of tho court of commdh pleas shows that on_the 2 of June last a licenso was issued for the ma riace of Andrew J. Bowers, aged 24, an Miss Bertna IRoon, aged 20. 'Last Tuesday o license was issued for the marriage of An- drew J. Bowers, aged 23, and Miss Emma A. Bigelow, ag=d 2I. No return to cither li- cense has been mace by the minister. et TIN PLATE MiNUFICIURERS, Proceedings Instis Rumors That They Will S the Duty on Tin Liaise . St. Lovts, Mo., Dec. 23.—Au afternoon paper prints a long article to the effect, that the meeting of the Tiuned Plate Manufac- turers association, which is to be neld in Javuary, was called for the purpose of pre- paring & bill to be presented to congress in- creasing the import duty on tin 1 cent per pound. It is alleged that as the tariff now stands tha duty is insufticient to afford ade- quate protection, as it leaves an onening for old established tinned plate factories in the old world to deluge the American market at a ume when such action would be decidedly detrimental to the industry. —— AVacant Seat, Tere was just one vacant seat in the street car and two women came hurry- ing and bustling in together and stood before the unoceupied seat, says the Detroit Free Press, **You sit down,” said one of the ladies generously, waving her hand toward the sent, SO, k to Have no; you take it,” o, I'd rather stand.” o would L.” “Oh, take it. all day S0 have 1. *But [ realiy don’t care to sit.” “But 1 don’t mind standing in the I've been sitting nearly Neither do I. to stand.” But you look tired.” “Oh, I'mnot a bit. down.” “No, you. “No, no, you. T getoff first,” Then you ought to sit down now I’ll taxe the seat afterward.” “*But I really don’t care for it.” +*Neither do I.” ‘*Please take it,” This goes on until both women try to sit down at the same time and one of them sits in the lapof the weary looking young man who jumps up and’ goes out and stands on the platform, thus making room for both women and the torment- ing dialogue comes to an end, Indeed, T often profar Now you sit » and " WORTH A GUXN_IA A BOX.” E PILLS "s PAINLESS, —EFFECTUAL, FOR ALL BILIOUS = NERVOUS o8 AT RERS: uwh 18 Sick Headache, " Weak Stomach, Impaired Digestion, Constipafion, Disordered I.Iver, etv. i ts. 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