Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, December 27, 1891, Page 8

1AL A DAILY BERE: UNDAY THE GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, Their New Quar er+, FINEST Located in and Bautiful ONE OF THE IN THZ CITY, Appolntments on Every @ in the New Kars ent Locat noFlock an'i and b on D If a thin the divector German eternal bii new quist Fifteonth o “Uhis bankir v home of for Mr. Charl ich, the owner of the building. 150 viee president of the bank, and the new quarters were arvanged with e pecial reference t s pu tor which they were intended But it remained for the furnisher to the finishing touch that ha much to the general appenrance of things and giv to th home of t changers an elegance and beauty hardly excelled in banking house in the city Tho banking sizo and lighted by great dows reaching neavly to foot ceiling. The woodw is finished in imittion correspond with the furniture, which is all of t} nuine article. the satin fin- ish of which is something indeed beauti- ful 10 sce The furnitur nished by the K oy forever, of beauty Savings bank in the occupane in the Kurl I Douglas. i= a and ¢l of their yaeh block at ¢ concern is now virtually s own D08 put on added s business mon iy other 60 feet in arched W tho eighte vk of the room mahogany to room is fixtures were fur- tcham [Purniture com- pany, and to the credit of that cencern and the good taste of its repre- sentatives be it said that the e is noth- ing wanting that one could wish for neither is there anything that mars the harmony of the whole. A sense of por- feet completeness is almost the fivst thing that impresses the beholder, with nothin overdone or out of place. All of the massive, notic bread™ work nd u crowded, ikingly is st ng the suchiun unfuling characteristic of choaper articles, bu its is everywhere apparent. From the highly polished marble bases of the countérs to the graceful arches the wickets in tho ornimel sercens, cach minuto getail is perfectly in keeping with the elogance that characterizes the whol The counters are handsomely puneled and relieved at intervals by magnifi- cently carved columns and brackets of artistic design, and ubove them rise the sereens of oxidized coppor, eluborately ornamented and quilled. The plate panels are deoply heveled, the centers heing of chippea glass. The chandeliers are of o combination pattern for the use of both gas and clectricity, and @ of 10 material the metal count The floor iture bly incl that is richness the rwork. is of o s as English tiling of a hexagonal pattern with dinmond border, and under each wicket are brass foot rails, prettily ornamented and polished. The Ketcham company repre was told that the hest™ was good, and the suggestion wi was necessary, us the re shows To the v entative none too all that nlt clearly htof the entrance is a cozy little nook where President Metz will be easily accessible to all who m desire 1o confer with him, or if he be prevailed upon to leave the great leathern chair provided for him, ho will show his visitors into a little recoption voom where more chairs of the same pattern minus the revolving feature, and a mahogany table, with a volish that appears to be fully a foot deep, invito and conifort. vond' this, domain where Cashier Fowler makes himself and Il eullers at home. There is to be found unother of thoso chy that would make a man forget t annoy of life if anything could possibly 0, and udesk that scems together too nice to bo put to ordinary iness uses. Then comes the series of screen compartments, which will somoe day represent the National bank side of the concern. On the north side are tho cages of the Savings bank d t- ment, just in o tho 1 of the desk of the munaging divector, and even the dealing plates of polished marhle. Buek of these the bookke are the directos S chairs. Oh, thoso chaivs. Surely onc isn’t to blame for coveting them,” The furniturc compuny must bear the blame, Moquette eurpet of pleasing pattern and color covers the floor of these rooms, harmonizing with the warm tints of beautifully fiescoed ceiling. Wit wonder is it that who have seen the new quarters pronounced them most complete, and every one of the 190 stockholder have taken down their famii and friends to show them a model oanking house, or that the Keteham peonle point with pride to work that spoeuks for itself and for which no apolc or excuses are needed, to case the the long v still rooms desks of further back and mo Koited Caps 500, We enll ¢ of 50 dozen warm knitted eaps, nobby style, pecinl attention to a lot sizes for men and boys, nearly as f warm the 1.0 line and much ns fur plensantor wenrer ench, worth Colors ty and tan with fine hair stripes. Sizes, 64 to 74 Men's furnish ing department of THI MORSE DRY GOODS CO. found to Win Excellent service, safoty, and low rates are mattar for und always criminating pubti This is conclusively great popularity of th Northwestern aftornoon flyer. train loaves the U. . depot, Omaha, daily at 5 o'clock and arvives in Chicago at 815 the next morning, with free puv lov cars, Pullman and Wagnen sleeper and dining vestibuled throughout. City ticket office 1401 Farnam Baggage eheekod from rvesidences Fotels direct to destination. u Rivcnte, oral Agont onvenience, closely looked appreciated by a dis- is proven by the Chica cars, streot and Wegman pianos best in the a W. T Seamn, waz — If you want to make a piano peddler happy, buy of him, butif you want to mako yourself happy,go to Hayden Bros and by a Wegman piano, D & Northwestern Clevical Permits, Resident clergymen who ave to clevical permits for 1802 aro respect fully requested to procure the sume ut their earliest convenience. Application should bo made ut the ity oftice, 1401 Farnam [ R It Rercun wor! ms and carvinges Chicago Railway entitled | THE 25 Pe cut rEaing in Hosiery and Underwear— MORSE r Ce FK DRY Disconnt Remuants, on Lts Dress Buttons 15¢ of dr of finc to obtain the less than half the beautiful the giaz suerif your chance to get made We have a be: made dress patterns that we will make 1t wtiful styles and such a d HIE INNANTS DRESS GOODS, Aceumulation everything Buttons the <m Par by V Pari rim sold Trom of goods that sold first this se H Evorything is Aty kiteh Wr clothes horses 90¢, wash tubs 60¢, clothes 10c, clothes buskets Soe, lines Supol 0, e to e a 1y i nem (016 ou en. wor ) dozen dre 2.( 0~ Misses Hose purpose of kee tkers at work du shall begin Mo of dre y huve 0 a b is & and Vort 18ian ot h, Felix, Sa wwtists, pu styles, tha cost to dy in this depar Mor first nning SPECIAL FOR utiful 1is complet MORSE DRY of th from 8 yard our remnant t t 5 PER CENT ( ber these are th 3 FURNISHIN sold in use in your di READ. s $2,25, LISTE , coal hoards sewin chamber th ) wash TTONS 1 10 0 dozen, on PE. All sizes white pes ona e wed, ARL BU7 'l bu 5 eard; just underwear, and 9. t 50e. LADI All sizes vests; ol 1t $1 on sale A lot of finest C 00 aul sizes B3¢ hos lot 50 Bargains in boys’ clothing. 2ains in men’s underwenr, Bargains in warm knitted Seoteh et APS, B wor e, W D CHI 28 next VESTS ining in lies” merino ve wing Monday NDERVE M .ml G th % orth $1.5 suitable for m s, ul than a sen i THE MORSE DRY (€ Everybody likes I The Chicago & Northwastern Ru daily the § arriy us from Omuha. 20 . e and depart divc ivo eastorn The limited v ot 1 m, Pacific depot, Omaha, 1" fully suppliod with all that and a tisti pecia and | cors, westorn” Those who have been paying out, from £10.00 to $20.00 for keeping in tu instrument like such sale b Iy nillman sleey v ne w oo w i Pay ing d on or before January 1. ive bill will not entitle consumor Those wh in tur h s sal; Dr. The ceive n Me( K o dining usoless timite in pussongc regards the an, knows eryhody izo the the Weg outlny Lyden Bros, eaenin L ill reco Rents Due oftice, Bee build- 2 per cent discou - cognize Wegt of outlay by Hayden Bros i irew, pvt discas D by Tustitute at Bl numoer Keeloy's bl-chlovide of wola For furth [ustit Visit our remnant sie { finisn henvloty flannels, at half As usnal the | traveling public holidays of the the thivd addre Read the Hoyden B To Summer Lands The trip tickets to all tho 1802 nesse Flori Louisianu, The quickest Hot Springs and full info anst or south cul Farnam stroet, W, Pass N Hayden Bros, s W 50 dozen wurm knitted caps, nobby style, f us woare Color ute, 159 ro for the round trip det o W M da, 1 eal fur a Il drunkenness that is suf particulars add Blair, fancy pls price at - Tay K nion Pac o L -Ho! 01192, informati H P City Tic 150: niled 0s. soll Wegt - WINTEIC Vit Route. are now good returs abish ississippi, Alab North and Sol Arkansas and and best of Arkan mation in ve Wb Wabyy or write ¢ Agt. - 1L W og Kunitted Caps 500, especial atten nen und nd boys, ne much pleas: each, with ray and tan LORSE DRY BEGINNING Ladies' pi we will for $35. iarge ash s buttons worth from sale TTONS. passen of have been pa £10.00 10 $20.00 for keeping thei will 1 insteament like the the nkenness. of M kot Burlington Route’s adv, TOU winter resorts GOUDS C0. Dress Goods MONDAY. 1-Pearl Vests forc the aull our o wring mday morning ete., o | s, | cautiful stock party dresses ra Mayer and shased by soll impoit. at | AlL | silks, nets, tment will 1 Now drosses | iy is cluss 35, 1e of Paris un- | They are 59 is worth GOODS CO. entire season s down will be ble beginning 1131 0 1@ best son. DEPT, \sement room or (¢ ning Nilt cuttles 50c, 20e, pails Oe, tables $1. 10, 12 pieces, cans $8.00, G 5C CARD, Monday at S, aC, ttons, 2 dozen the thing for FFO 65¢, one lot our >sts 1 STS §1.00. mb’s wool One lot vene h all wool Another ab ale; more F00DS CO. Vs piunos. trains 5 o'clock and sstibulo trains rom the Union hese trains are is modern quipment, new Wagner 1 free parlor what “North- City ticket Rrrcnng, ioral Agont. their piano + worth of an man that saves money. For Jan. 1, wlowed if Faiture to to nt wing out from piano worth of an man that saves woney. Fov Hth & Far, air is ablo to re patients, Dr, is the only curo \d permanont Tne Keoley Silk wool lay. all n nids, Hayd 189, offers s duri wnd to ng one. p rat One on call DEUEL, Agent. 2 Parnam st. on or nan pianos, 18] tho Wabash i ng round June 1, in Ten unt, Goo! iy it Cavolina, Lox s, to tho IPoe tickets wd sh oflice, i N 10 ro ites 1502 Clayton, man pian tion to a lot of warn the 1.00, 1 fine hair li arly as anter for worth GOODS CO. STONEHILLS. A Great Until Noon and Afternoon Sale fet For Monday. AT N SOMETHING EW STONEHILLS. nething Unhearl of, Something Wonderful at : tonehills Out For Us Between Now and New Year's, Look until New Year's gains will bo some from no will bo no object on the tise. What we want our enormous stoek UNTIL NOON offer 25 pairs of $5.00 blankets at to make things } Some of our until noon ing. 1 roods we adver- to get vid of are ngr m bive nd it uitil ! UNTIL lndies 75 ar i NOON . We offer natural derwe wool un- UNTIL NOON We offer 2,000 yards of $1.00 dress flan- nel, 48 inches wide, at 4le a yavd, UNTIL NOON We offer 1,200 yards velvete yaed, all colovs, UNTIL NOON 50 dozen children’s black wool t 11e a pair, worth 250, UNTIL NOON We the C. B regular prico is 82,50, UNTIL NOON We offer 1,000 yards of vibbon, slightly sotled, at [0ea yard: worth up to £1.00, UNTIL NOON We offer silk plush albums at £1.00. noat We offe hose corset at 99¢; our MONDAY AFTERNC We offer $2.00 broadeloth at MONDAY AFTERNC We offer $2.00 comforts at $1.: MONDAY AFTERNOON We offer 1, MONDAY best Al We quality yard. ATERNOON remnants of dress goods at half price; they are marked in plain figures and you will be asked rew- ular p unless you tell the salesman you want them for half p: MONDAY AFPERNOON Allour $10.00 and $12.00 jacket $1.98. MONDAY Wo offer 2,000 s goat AD. Hum]~ advertised until noon will be on sale until 12 o’clock; those advertised for the afternoon from 12 o’clock until G o'clock STONEHILLS. - Do You iK That Sehoelply’s seals away on January 1 at 11 which i only 4 o an opportunity W 1 will be given at o’clock a. m., in of gar- leaves days more which you ean seeu Jf this valuablo becoming the owne! meat? Everybody is invited to be pres- ent at the presentation. J. W. SCHOELPLY, 1415 Douglas strect, g M The White Sewing Machine company will coatinue the sule of their machines in Hungarian ash, [talian cherry and Spanish Mahogany, at their “special holiday’ prices, until Saturday, Janu- ary 2, '92, Oftice 1616 Ch Open evenings until 9 o'cloc aturday cvening 10 o'clock Grand Sew chine Sale. - Great remnant sale bods at Hayden Bro Monday in wool Tho Order of Elks in Omaha have been very quiet for some months past, but interest in the order has recently been greatly re- vived, and the earnest and actiye members of Omaha lodge have takon affairs 1to their nands and 1sh tbings.” The first eviaence of this ival of interest will be seen m a grand matineo benefit perform- ance, which is annovnced to take placo at Bovd's tnvator on next \Wedunesday aftor- noon, December 5. Coming in the holiday scason, when people have more time for amusements than ut any other season of the year,and when they arp secking entertain went, the proposed matinee benefit should meet with g U favor. The performan will consist of comdy, music, recitations and the best special foatures that éan be procured. One bit of “De. Bl will bo surrounding 1t will be gathered sougs, dan the cream of the “Ilasuies” entertains impersonations, recitations, ete., furnishing altogethor & fine refrain, ono' of musical variety and ono that will ‘assuredly greatly please any audience. The net receipts will aid vhe Lk lodge fund and all who buy tickets will get full valve recoived for tho dollar that each ticket costs. 'Tickets can be obtained at the theater box oftice, at the ik club rooms, from members of tie lodge, or from members of the committeo having the benefit in charge, Mossrs, W. B. Taylor, D. W. Haynes and 1. S. Mirer. = - If you want to makea piano peddier happy, buy of him, butif you want to make yourself happy.go to Hayden Bros. and buy a Wegman viano, & - The children of Morand’s dancing sehool, will give a grand masquerade at the Artmory on Saturday evening, Janu- ary id - at 0 p. m. All children admitted free. Adults 50¢ cach pe - = If you want to make a piano peddler happy, buy of him, but if you want to muke youiself hapny,go to Hayden Bros, ana buy a Wegman piano, Mrs. 1t H. Davies offers vy hat in the storein 3 O and $1.50, 111 So. - Everybody likes Hayden's pianos. The Burlington will sell tween stations ot more than 200 miles apurt at the usual reduzed rates during Christmas and New Year's holidiys. - proposo to * on s0n, tomozrow, lots—#5, 00, 15th st, tickets be- Annual juckets, to prices, el Com g sale in cloaks and and convince yourself us HAYDEN BROS, L A Christmas or New Year's Dinner at home is somothing to he vemembered Go home and partako of the coming one, it may be your last chance, Ono gnd on~third fave for the round trip vin Yhe Union Pacifie. For full information see H, P, Diver, City - Hayden Bros, sell Wegman pianos, Hotid wy Rates. Missourl Pacific railway will sell excursion tickots for the holidays on Dece 24, 25—81 and January 1,good to return until January 4. Call ab oity tickot office or depot I5th and Webster mbe - oaring sale in clonks and juck- Come and convinee yourself us to nrices, HAYDEN B Annual ¢! - dentist, Kallroad Rates for the Holidays. The Chicago & Northwestorn will scll on December 24, 25 and 81 and Tanuary 1, excursion tic at greatly reduced rates, good veturning tll Jun ary 4. For farther information call at city ticket office, 1401 Furuam street. 8. R. Patten Hee building, railway cets HAYORN BROS, Bargnains in Sitk those 24 inee figured china silks at 65¢, worth $1.00 We are wing evenmng dos | erepes ut $1,1 Wo still thoze bluck finest line of sh the in 2 worth $1 have o few silk brocades at pieces #1.50, left wot , worth SPECIALS. Amoskeng fleeced shirtin All weol searlot flanne White shaker 1 Aurora . I. brown muslin, Yard wide bleached musl urkey red dam 250, Unbleached table linen, 15 and Buargains in towels at 10 and 15, Look over our of blankets comforts, the ity. BRROS, \rpets stock and rest in the HAYDEN Goods and ( Places to Work for Board Wantcd, If you want mun to do any kind of work for while going to school you sending word to the Omah, llego, over Boston store. Props Dy, youn bourd in get one by Commereiul « Rohrloush Bros., rths of wool dress goods emnant counter Monday, will sell them at sight, at All short len go on the at prices that Hayden Bros, I'o You Know That Schoelply’s sealskin will bo given 1 at which leaves you only 4 y on Januar 11 o'clock, w. m., days more in which you can secure an opportunity of 1 Everybody is invited to be pres- becoming the ownor of this valuabl ment? ent at the presentation. J. W. SCHOELPLY, 1415 Douglas street. - Mayden Bros, remnant sale Mond in wool dr Jods, is a snap for people that want a fine dress for a little money. Dr. ocui - Cullimore, e Ml Mous, H. Davies offers all ele; patterns formerly $15.000, $18.00 $20.00, for 5,00, $3.50 and $1.50 cach. EEfr i The remarkable discovory of a new tuning device by which a piano is more firmly held to coneert piteh is having the endorscinent of European manuf turers. The Wegman is the only piano that has this recent improvement. For sale by Hayden Bros. -~ J. . Dietrick,archite — ving sale in clonks and and convinee yourself as HAYDEN BRos, RS Sofid Tramns krom Omhy estibuled, electric lighted and steam heated, with tho finest dining, sleeping and reclining chair car servico in tha world, via the * Chicago & Omaha Short Lane” of the Chicago, Milwaukeo & St. Paul Railway. Double daily train servico, leaving Omabha at 1 p. m. and 6:20 p. m., with no transter at Coun- cil Bluffs as heretofore. Apply 1301 Farnam street for tickets and further in- formation or nadress I A. NaA C. . LINCOLN, City Puss. Agt. Weg 903 N. Y Life * el Co Annual jackets. 1o prices. Grand Unity assembly X 141 will hold their sixth annual ball at Exposition hall, New Years eve; tickets 50¢; ladies free. An elegant souvenir prog ven to the ladies. s L Wegman pianos ror ont of tune. ST New and rare arugs and chemicals, Sherman & MeConnell, west of postoftico, Greatest Butter § Hayden Bros, We will sell the very finest Towa crewmery for 20¢, country butter e, 16 and 18¢, Remember we handle the best grades of butter that are made. You know our Iowa creamery can’t be beaten either in price or quality. Come here for some of the finest butter you ever saw for 20¢ per lb. HAYDEN BROS., e —— The remarkable discovery of a new tuning device by which a pitno is more firmly held to concert pitch is having the endorsement of Furopean munu- facturers, The Wegman the only piuno thut has this recent improvement. Ior sale by Huyden Bros. r Known at Grocers, is Hamilton Warren, M. D.. eclectic and magnetic physicianand suvgeon. Spe- cinlty, disoasos of women and childron, 119N, 16th straot. Teiephone 1S3, S ) Davies offers ove lots, %5 111 So. 15th s Mrs, R. I the store in ), Monda hat in and You have scen a frequently mentioned in newspapers and mugazines, Porhaps o friend has been thove, and W enthusinstic letters back home about the climate and the fruits. It makes you anxious to see the country for yourself The best time to go is in the fall and winter. Then work here is least ing and California climate is now pleas ing. The wayto ¢ via Santa Fe route, on one of that line's populue, pee- sonully conducted parties, leaving Chi- cago every Satusday evening, and leav- ing Kansis City every Sunpday morning. Special agentsand porter wtond- ance. Pullman f tourist sloopers uro , furnished. with beddin, mat- sses, toilet mmticles, ete, Second honored. Write to K. Palmer, pussenger agont Sunta route, 411 Ne York Life building, Omaha, Neb, e . Call at W, Gestleman’s and get hot biscuit made from Washbarn' Croshy Co.’s Superlativeflour. 3iking contin- ues all the week, Nico assortment of picture 5 forhe littlo folks. Lot them call and getssome. Corner 16th and Cass, Telephone, 120, Headquarters for fresh butter und il LI saring sule in clonks and Come und convince yourseM as HAYDEN BRros, tr ass tickets Annual ¢l juckets, 1o prices. - - Rubber sy ringes, wuter notties, tubing trusses at Sherman & MetCon nell's, w. p., clearing sale in and Come and convince yourself as HAYDEN BRros. Aununl jackets, to prices. clonks a ¢ atte Kaitt ps B0e. We 6 dozen warm knitted ¢ call especial ition toa lot of aps, nobby style sizes for men and hoys, nearly as warm | as fur and much pleasanter for the I DECEMBER weavers, at 80c each, worth #1,00, Colors, gray and tan, with fine hair line stripes, Sizes, 64 to 7 Men’s furnish ing department of THE MORSE DRY GOODS CO, 27 by 1801 -SIXTE AT SOUTHE OMARY, BN AFFAIRS Nick Fox Oharzed by tho Goroner's Jury with Deliberate Murder, PATHET!C STOIY OF ONE WITNESS, Stock Dealer Ar Swindling a Commissio Charged with ing - Oity Notes, sted on a Charge of House Horse Steals Chi the yoster: Mrs of body of morning continued I'he 1nquest over the Fox, murdered on the inst by her husbana, day afternoon The first witness was | 10-year-old of the murdc mony was exactly the same published at longth ia awakened by a torriv! out into the kitche ing his mother ove His mother managed to eseapo only w father seizea bim by the arm to throw him into the cc Mrs. Snerman, mother of the murdored woman, testified how her daughter came running into her house wounded and do ing that her husband Nick had shot her. Miss Bryan testifiecd that she had heard the dying stutoment of Mrs. Fox. It was to tho effect that Nick had placed a revolver against her body ana fired it. Moses Dougherty, the next door corroborated the testimony of little Roy IPox. He beard a terrible commotion next door and heard a noise as though a child was being cooked. Ho ran to the back door and saw Mrs. Fox run by in her nignt clothes pursued by her husband. Later Fox cam, to witness’ door ana said For d’s sake come in and see mo die.’ Witness went into I houso, and the bleeding mun said: “T shot ny wilo with a revolver and then belted her over the head with it.” Iho witness described pathetically how, after the rumpus, ho went to Fox's house and found nobody there the 4-year-old cuild of tho assassin. T'he cnild was covered h blood, and on seeing witness commenced ing and'said: “Papa hus killed mamma. At this juncture the wituess, touched with the memory of tho sad affair, oroke into tears and it was & minute ¢ wo before the old an could proceed wita his tostim Mr. Gillespio swore that ho ne Fox up town to find a_doctor. On the way up Fox admitted that he had shot his wi but doelared that she had been intimate with 4 ood many men. Chief of Police Brennan prodveed photographs and other effects takon I0x after urrost, showing that ho was for flignt and that the murder was conse- ouently planned. Thveo cartridyes taken from the revolver snowed that they haa been dented b; but not discharge One was found cxplodod and the fifth un- touched Dr. Slabaugh, the puysician the dying woman, testitied that every indication that the bullet the Woman. Covoner Hu topsy rovealed was Fox, the v, His as that already e Bee, He was commotion, rushed and saw his father boat 30! tosti the hoad with a revoiver n his rne neighbor, the from ready who attended there was had killed swore that the fact tnat tho bullet had S ough tho liver, intestines and one of the kidueys, producing death, The ease was given 1o the jury and a vor- diet was brought in to the offect that Mrs. 1ox had come to her death from the effect of a bullet wound from a revolver in the right band of Nicholas Fox, fired with malicious ana felonious intent. Under F. Pretenses James E. Carhv was arcaigned befors Police Magistrate King at 5 p. m. yesterduy on the chargo of getting 81,600 under false pretenses. His accusers wore the members of tho firm of Bernard, Vogner & Co. From the prosecutors it appears tuat Jin sold them £2,000 worth of cattle for $1,600, tne understanding being that they were free from all incum! the pur- chasers were ¢ that the cattlo whict th ata gre rigan the au Is. y therefore caused the ai ceution of I, After u testimon given in last ¢ ment was made until 2 p. m. Chavged with stealing Horses, About a mouth ago a man named Broeden was arrested and areaigned beforo Justico Breen on the charge of horse stealing. Ho was acquitted of the charge, but the blame was tirown on one Levi Van Epp. Mus Offerman, the owner of the horse, has pushed the prosecution of the case, and as a vesult Van Ipp was arrested last evening and lodged 1n the city juil, st aud pros- portion of the ening adjourn- Wednesday. Magic City Miniatures, Mrs. W. J. Templo has returned from Chicago. Cal Cooper has loft, for a two weels’ with friends at laa Grove, la Alexander Holwes of Atchison, Kan., the guest of bis son Henry of this city. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ba sponding the holidays i Malvern, visiting with fricnas and relatives, Mus. Al Keenan, who gave birth to a child avout a month ugo, is dangerously ill. Mr, and Mrs, Keenan have been married just a year. Edward A. Cudahy made the widow of George Long, who was terrivly scalded, a Christmas présent of clothes and coal for tho winter. Margaret, the 10-year-old daughter of Mrs, Mary Cassidy, Q and Pwenty-thira streots, died” at 4 o'llock yesterday afternoon with diphtheria. Editor Ritcubart, editor of the Tribune, was the fortunate recipient of a diamond pi presented by an admiring friend as a Christ: mas pre Ofice visit Ia., o D). v of Swift was presented with a goid ang platinum watch enarm set with diamondS. The gty came from friends in the estublishment Miss Nota A. Cox, one of the Fourth ward teachors, takes her depariuro for Washing ton, D. C.. tod Pho voard has gravte her' a leavo of absence, that she may o and care for her fnvalid sister. Mrs, Mary A. Biddinger of Independence, Ta., with her son James 11, of the sume place, nd dauguter, Mres, W. 1. Boies, of Sueldon hiay ) visiting with asick daughter, Mes W. S, Glynn. The lady bas been very {il but is now better. G. O. Francisco, whio has been traveling for the past eight mouths in OLl aud Now Mexico, Toxas and Colorado in the intere: of the Cudahy PPacking compary, has re turned, A party of friends patbored at’his howe, Twenty-third and H, on F'riday even- fng. and gave a party 1w honor of his return. “Phe first anuual bull of the employes of the 'PRIC iy Bakmg Powder | A Pure Cream of Tartar Powder, | Superior to every other known. | U:cnl in Millions of Homes-- | 40 Years the Standard. ake and Pasiry, Light Flaky iriddle Cakes, Palatable and Wholesome & Co, Delicious C Biscu PAGES { tinshop and canning ¢ THE FREVKS, proved an unqualitied suce Thero we over H00 porsons in attondance, & trouble was oxpericncod from | lums prosent, but the arrost of pulsion of ottiors from the hull ing effeor | Baptist Churen | betweea M and N m. Miss from Chinn Buzzell has had a 1 is romaricably { mission | 12 m “Tho | Thotna Method Twenty-third M. Richardson, will give o' 1 lvssons of the'p trations. Preachi dutiverer:” class m Silver; | preaching, Wedne, vastor, partmont ot Cudaby's, FED hood some and ox had a quiet How Manager Liw and the Musce People Esfoyet Christmas, T'hey suy that theve were groat times down t the 1 banquet, and that Man ity was 8o« verely taxed whil tho foast. | Indeod, it was a assomblage that sat down and ip at tho tablo and tho \d to by iiborally ol ! ruent freaks y Suab t lor t to lon Musee Christmas or LAWIer's ingen iding at Twenty-sovonth Morning services [ iened 1 eoss and ol duy Sch stroot, 11 o, lonary Mis! sho he tood ous ra oxporiouc ALY their various L tasty First 1 his bou man, whd iphon cone Bill only when ho thera wa lod cornor Sy sotas t S, | nected with the turee agor of 'tho | tueaing tho vaive i wucot with illus- | throatened to run ovor ibjoct T'he fat womnan ato five od by | the living skol P, 6205 p. m s | s 1 the proy mietini MUt now o fato t N. Dawson, | down to the we or. tho dog-faced man, hat lave his steapped back, and people say wlly took them off, while ho devas 1 tho platier of roast beof and drank o Towinygoosemturkoyc b Sei cannibal, had noo.do <o warden hoso and toppod ot with blockwatehman, who was caught his beat in the vestioulo of tho night before, In the absonce of charmer was given a gallon of K best and sho vocame 80 strons that tions of thirty-inch wWith her toeth T'ho man with the oroken neck jury was sustained on an int dohn L. Sullivan, swore he was vound to have one moro square meal, and iusistod thut Manager Bill uustrap his hoad. Re- luctantly his request wss complied with, but bis head fell forward and stut off his wind, Ho was fortunately resuscitatod with tho aid of o blacksmith's” bollows, his month fas- tened 1o the spout of a satsago stuffor, and rank turnod untit he resembled a huge Bologna, instead of 4 human being, man with tho ivon jaw ate four kegs of vailroad spikes, and the strong woman @ barrel of Bermuda' onions, Unzio, tho aboriginal Australian, with & penctiant for throwing boomorangs and dica, ato most everything on tho tablo, aud note ually began “on the wall paper, when Maguger BUL hit him with an ax ho glass eater was mdulged in an olla podrida_of old b s and inkstands, while his desert of a choico as- of lawp and telephono hay, and until ha L Wittig, and 10 g U class ostoologis AUC Mo prayer . CITY MISSION WO to K What the i Doing Co-oporative Ch is or Unfortunars Men, work of ¢ ivo past week has boon ominantly More than 1,000 persons from the “charity conmitteo. consisted mostly of the nozessarios It was a4 surpriso to many of us to L vespouse of tho gencrous Vast quantitics of the very best were sont tous. Elogant dinners, and ready for delivery a variety of clothing of all kinds that we were able to ronder aid in this lino to over 300 familios, All these ifis, and many othors tionod, addea to the gifts of monay, the fact that a_true spivit of generovity and vrosherly kindnoss m.mnni«y: Omata. Lot it ve remembered, in this rection, that this vast work atcomplishad At tho ' honds arters of tha Co-operative Chavities only presents a part of the work done in the Nearly every ciurch and charitable organization has done a special work, in addition to tms. Spoecial mention should bo made of the Knox Prosbyterian snd Im m Baptist churches. Each of these churches collected large stores of provisions nd clothing, and systematically supphed | thoe dostitute 'in cortain sections of the city They used our blanks, and veport to us the entive resulis of their work, to bo entered in our book of racords. I take this opportunity to thank the ol table public for all the gifts seut us for poor, and also to *oxj atitudo ation manifested The American District ele ny donated tho use of its wa ons for one week us thov were needed, and everyone we called upon respondod hoartily and wis ovidontly gl 1o uolp us in tho | 1 would also mention that the of the pust few days would not havo accomplished ifithad not been completely systematized by business men who gave th time that was neaded o carey out thoe fully formed pians, Neitnor courd it been doue without the helpof the ladios amos apprared on tho committee dios worked from carly moraing until late at night, scarcely stopping long enough for lanch. ' The latest veports in cato that all of them have survived After this headquarters for the work will boat 116 Novth Tentnh siveet. Tais is the location of our wood vard, which was beeur three weols 4go to help poor men whio hay been unfortunate, The work of the yi hus gone along the past wecks most sati factoril ¥ ail elusses of workmen are represented. Do not forget our froe empioy ment bure If vou want a carpenter, nainter, el engineer for cit ardman’ for hotel or restaurant. wian or day laborer, address 116 North Tenth street. 1618 a ood recommendationto aman that he goos into a wood yard and proves that ho 1s willing to work for an hon Many of these men tell me they never beggod, and are determined they never will. A man works onc hour for a meal and one hour for lodeing. In this way 4 no earns what he gets. He does not receive | Contracts for t charity and so dull his finer seasibilities of Letin Coun independence and mantood. Since the return fro 1t Is manugad in this way S Potter, general manager of the chased in wholesalo lots, worked up into | & kindling wood and stove wood, and sold | Bridge comvany, work on tho uew bridgo hus nmenced, As is well known the in all cases tho established retail prices. The profits of thy sales pav | bridge will be built over the river from Iast i ;'}’*U'"""' and i" I"\"“'\-"U }\U' '7 I; flll\n‘ hed 1o Omuha to Council Bluffs. Mre. Pott has \ese men and they are kept from hunger. e S e o Rl i an\nu been in the cust the past few weeks making enterprise by purchasing kinaling wood of | Arraneements for the commencemont of us. We have three or four covds of kindling | Work, and us the company's cliavtor expires ood on hund at. prosent, When some of | tho first of tho vear for the beginning of these men come to us they tell us they ex- | WUk he camo home to push it AR pect Lo sicep out of doors that night. Nearly | Yesterday a portiou of ihe bridee work— all these men come to the gospel services ou | Whe trestleon the eastern approach, or the o of tiem hive boen | Counail Bluffs sido—was let by the compary led into the Christian hfe. Weo have inter- | 10 C. E. H. Campbell, & contractor of Council esting services. Last Sunday night a lar BlufTs, Pl 3 Company canie from St. - Mary's ayvenno Con. | The preliminary work for the construction of the bridge —such us clearing up the brush on the East Omahn side—wis commenced ional churcn to sing. Ono soprano soloist favored us with ato selec: y several days ago, w the work of construcs tion will be pushed. tions. Fverybody present inspired by wranjewalk, the ) made of o vaked 1hzing on Museo the fos tho | satisfactory eivod gl I'hoso gfts of life, see tho public. provisions »opor Chari ne sorpent Rothery's sho pulied sewer Dipo snakes tho up six s cooked Such | which 1n- wora seut i, yiuction to came to us not mon- rovenl isted globes sortment iator e T'ho prostidicitatour turnod for | billy woat and made a hearty ropast on lot tn | of old scencry and mouldy prozrams | The sword swallower was not forgotten by tho generous and_muniticent manager, Ho was helpad to twalve roils of shoot tin, throo coal senttles, a scoon shovel, two piteh forkd a rako, and stili he erielt for more s two-headed woman, in lier voraclty, came nearly mooting with a_catastrophe. Ste tried to shovel mashed potatoos into both mouths at the samo tims with a knife, bat made a slip with her loft hand and cut one of her tracheas in twain, Tho escaping ans causod a stampedo; overybody jumped from the fostal board, and would havo fied had not tho thoughtful woman unscrewed her wonnded hewd, adjusted the rubber windpipe and fell to again as if nothing had hap- pened, Sk himself into a st work from one it spitting o cavity ables that ils rignt, 24 out 1iko o man who throws his hoart sidn of his chiest to the oth with o his hands, crammed his thor so full of turkey and othor his b was forced around unde | sh ler blade, where it b mo on a log, and its pul 0 50 violent as to shatte ollar bone. It ook all the muscularity in Tom Mulvehill's good right arm to shove 1t bacic into its normal position ‘The littlo darkey born without arms had his supper sent up to him in an clevator. But it was a giorious festival, and no mise t wd o Lis dyine dey Maniger Lawler will be prond that'it was bis happy fortuno Lo preside over the same ON THE INTERSTATE BRIDGE. wstern Approach B the cast of Arthur Interstate Wood is pur- the singiag, and also by tho largo numbe who =poke in the meeting. Our et com- pany of elpers for December 27 comes from the Second Presbyterian chureh 1.W. Wegman pianos hest in the world. CLARK, —————— = - DELTIS, Every one should have a savings ac- count. * Now is the time o malk ! for 1802, The German ings bank will soon move into theiv new banking | room on I5th street between Farnam 1d Douglas, o very convenient location. hey pay 5 per cont interest and appre- ciate new reounts, CAMPRELL—Toln 1, Taw of Awron o al services xof 1oz lines o e en ad ditional lin wier this hed, ifty te e i | Covertladge, A, 1 I Prospect Wil cometory LINCOLN-Louise, age § yours, died of diph- therin. 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