Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 1, 1892, Page 15

THE OMAHA DAILY BI ECHOES FROM THE ANTE ROOM | torchcipitod mori and it s worked to THE COUNTRY order” Brother Slabaugh, of Marathan No. - What the Various Lodges Throughout the Marathan gavo a speech which was apprecl Tn 1881 when the — railway was SOME STARTLING PB]C ES o —— 82 gave a spoech on Pythianism which was S. B. Howard in Raitway Telrgrapher ated by all the members present. We aro | extending its lines through western SUNDAY, MAY 92—TWENTY PAGES excellent, and also Brother Mountague of ) Oity Are Doing These May Daya sorry 1o say that our Chancallor Commander | hraska, I was employed on oneof the Gladnisch is going to take hisdeparture from | ot | 5 s g o ATRLAE | us in & few days to g0 to tho east on a few | branchesin the cattle grazing '“"l”l“ M ()N D AN Y 4 s months' leave, All members of the lodge | as station agent, expres: nt and tolo- ODD FELLOWS' CELEBRATION LAST WEEK | (iiyuil, i ina thiey ail wish him u haphy graph operator. 4 s - and plousant ime during bis bseace A% CHars wies 0 bRl 1 the Yowm e i Meeting of he Anno onclave of Knights | express business quite rge, 03 » 3 e 'r' f the A i nl Conela " ; ght Over twonty-five years' exporience in | ®XPres busir was quite large, | et L el etk spectacle fitting and making by the op- | Pecially the roceiving and forwarding Y O i ucian at Aloe & Penfold Co., 1st door | of money packages. We also had quite . WE SING THE PRAISE { Make Merry. south of postoftic a nico monoy order business,of whichyin | 44 \aroLeeaq g ) . , S i SR | Rairoad Wogsted Suts. 4.43;usal prce 5, orSANTACLAUS " 3 - 8 osales would often a 0 fre Men'’s o , $5.49; usual price g10 A chapter of the Order of Fastern Star - — th would often amount to from (n. 00! Slll{A $5.48; [ s 810, . was organized at Wahoo Tuosday night with | 000 Jsifodist cureh at Tacoma will | 8500 to 81,000 por woek. Men's All Wool Suits, in latest styles, §6.48; usual price 812 —7Y FOR IT HAS STOOD TAE TEST, ! fifty charter members. The name of the Phsligl gy To supply the demand for money or= | My’ orott Hale was prosented extra fine Clay Worsted Suits, $8.48; regular price §15. chapter is Stolla, and the fi vst officers of the OF ALL TAE Soaps "Oun GinLs RAVE TAIED 20\ 7ris " FAIRBANIS'S 1S THE BEST. Our cLoThes SMELL SWEET,0UR LINEN SMINES m THE HOUSE 1S CLEAN ANR BRICNT wonngr Fameants's SANTA CLAUS FILLS HOUSEMAIDS WITA DELIGHT, Q}fi( FAIRBANK 8.CO....00... CHICAGO . oo his j0th birthday, | ders, T was compelled to keep a good lodgo aro: Worthy matron, Mrs. J. A. | with a purse of 13, supply of blanks on hand, as it required Leiter; worthy patron, M. L. Kllsworth; nas- Rev, Isaac Clourch, who will probably suc- | from four to five days, after making a {\ soclate worthy matron, Mrs. Orpha Good: | coed Rev. Mr. Crowther as bishop ot Niger [ o bie 5 %R okt e ; coaductrass, Mrs, H. St. Martin; associato | tocritory, is a negro clergyman of uncommon :I‘“”»“""l';“' 0;" s l‘x'l!i'.‘ "“\1 l."’ "[o & Oonductress, Mrs, J.S. Wilde; secroary, | 80Uty and force, ALt | 5% SEE BRIEVLES A6 1auRt JTEY oben ‘ Mrs. Hattle Davis; troasarer, Mrs, Charles | A Washington jury began business with | tato our ordering at least fifty orders . by his parishion Eve hing in Men’s Suits can be found in endless varieties and at prices to suivall, o " prayor, aud, having agreed upon 8 verdict, T rgibion ol s Would oree Peorkyn; organist, Mrs. H. H. Dorsoy, and | ayked (iod to forgive tho man whom thoy Mgt belia I wd ool el tho tive points of the star are represented by | bad condemned to death. have as many as sixty or soventy blank Auna Polsiey, Mrs, T. Killian, Mrs. F. C, | The Bostou Nows is waging o war against | ordors in our office. Baldwin, Mrs. F. P, McMahon and Mrs, N H. Bell. The work of installation was done by Grand Worthy Matron Scottand Grand Worthy Patron Gulid assistod by othors Aftar the work of theevening \as concludod all repaired to the home of H. Johnson, Our never rip stout Pants, all colors, 79c A guarantes with every pair; usual price 81.75. al casos of whore | Men's Wool Pants, §1.98; usual price $3. 50. 3 young women associating with Chinam th s ) i | Thoro had boen sov Sunday schools and presents numerous | . b b Wi e amples of tho demoralizing results of tho | #Zents had been “held up” in the west practice. ernpart of the state and tho express _The friends of Dr. Briggs in the New | company had ropeatedly issued instruc- York presbytery will be in a minority fn the | yion o Pants of all kinds retailed at wholesale prices. coming general assembly, nearly all of the whero an_ ologant sproad had boon proparea. | ywe 't EEINE MSHRONG ‘“”“Y\quy belug | MOSt v At the aunual conciave of Kuights Templar | aifii'iizs mon, monev orders. held at Grand Island last week the following [ ' DIEES. o W& Webs voq utved to yomit both walle g oMloers was soloctod: Edgar C. Sulisbury, | it SRR e b2 1o doubt shour MO | rond und oxpross funds daily, and the | BOys’ National Knee Pants, 14¢; usual price 69 l",“’:"l‘(":'\ gos v,“'f;:]:{‘}',“':,f""l‘l hmmandor: | WhO Subinits to immersion in astream of run- | Practice of keeping over $5 on hund,over Hu) s’ Knee Pants, 21¢; usual price 75c. Chnbles J. IMinch, Kearney, nd coneralis. | Ping water in winte vyenty-eight B night, for change, was strictly forbid B K s P : i $1tin1 F\ohaed B, METAR, TARe i cap. | L1sts wout through tho trying ordeut roferrod | don, ' 3 : oys' Knee Pants, in fine cheviots, 35c; ; tain gencral; IRev. William itmarsh, | 1o At Danville, K The iden of my position being quite a Usual price $1.00 and upwards, Omaha, grand prolate: Edwin C. Wooster, | The “American Baptist Yoar Book” shows | responsible one for a oy of age—I | & P A R S Fa AR EIAF A % 5 v et rnd banior wardeny Milton' Ic| | B total membsratin of 5,000,506, Wo Tnorenss:| o Ponuooone 1ora boy, olmy 8ge 5000 Children's Suits, neatly made and durable, 69c; ’ s hardly 17 yoars oid—had never en- ha AR Williams, York, grand junior warden ; James | over tho last yoar of 105,579 The number Ky 0 TiHRAHBMEIY conTie Usual price $1.75 i i ; ; tored my mind, 2 NG v spand LEOASTROR! oported as baptized has rison i 0,055 my i C 3 3 T Bowers ks, ‘E'::.:d“rgégr'f:é-“1‘-";:\.32 T e o el Bt et L | denco in my abilily to copo with any | 2500 Childre n's Suits, trimmed, corded and buckled, i 98¢; 8350, i ) o v ; Usual prico $2.50. w Palace Otfice Bullding OF OMAHA. H. Young, Custor, grand standard boaror; | tieus wero$11,55,505, only a slight increase | emergency with which I should mee Elins W. Doghtol, Holdroge, grand sword | on those for the provious yoar, which were | One evening, whon luter than usual I | 2000 Children’s Suits, trimmed, corded and buckled, $1.25; bearer: Thomas . Rees, McCook, grand | 11,215, was counting the eash preparatory to Tsi ice $3.00, wardon: M. (iroeno of Fromont, graud cap- | Tho Rev. James F. Spalding, who re- | putting upmy remittance which would | __ B All W : Usual price 83.00 & tain of tho guard. Fromontgots thouoxt | signed his pastorate in Cambridge, Mas be forwarded'on the 11:30 p. m. train I | 25 styles Boys' Wool Suits, $1.79; usual prlcc $4. conclave, last November to enter tvho ( thollo ‘ohurch, | wae suddenly intorrupted by - i S | INC, Philadeiphin Masonio 1odfs cireis were | hns now retienod to the: Kpusopsl ohireh. i‘:‘l}:l.‘?r:];l\ “d;\m‘x!‘ ‘h'"-i::x:k:lui;:\m{ht:} )\‘\::‘l:“l 10 styles of Homespuns, Victorys and Union Cassimeres, $2.37 ABSOLUTELY ANDESCENY shooked last week by the announcement of | He bas spent the intecvening timo in attend- 8 L1 ok N kil AT i b Usual price $6.00. &) Bl ] 3 | | i the doath at Port Said, Egypt, of Clifford P. | ing loctures at the Catholic upiversity at | through which a stranger entered; aftor Seo display in show windows. \'uu]ng Men's Three-piece suits, nges 13 to 18 FIRE PROOE. : ¥ | CLECTRIC LIGHTS MacCalin, past. grand mastor. of tho Grand rgzctown, D, C., and in editorial work | taking a hurried observation of the | g0 49 yeual price $4.50. lodge of Ponnsvlvania. On February 6 the [ secured through Cardinal Gibbous’ iniluence. | wWaiting-room and office, he was about to et deceased loft Philadelphia with & party 10 [ Tho recoipts of tho American Boara for | makehis departure when I asked him if mako a tour of Kuropo and the holy land and | Maren wore § 105 | - theRE W : gy — LA S SR G o T R T s Leaders in Gents' Furnishing Goods. On Saturday word was rocoived of his | Gigs the donations showin % ) o g wn ancrease of | ho left as suddenly as he had appeared. C. dangerous illness, but the cause was not | g4 51, Tho al receipts for seven 1 thought nothing more of lhr: matter, ile per pair. “UT A DARK atated. Born in Philadelphia, Mr. Mac- ST O M 1 b CAlla was 50 yoars of age. Aflor radt- | faoiie ceroron 20 akainst $05,%6.56 | 04q went on with the work of making | PERFECT 2100 puro linen Collars, warranted 4-pl 2100 pure linen cuffs, warranted 4-piy ; Aot uly pbFod Of tast’ JEas of Theso uro ull th ltest stylos of the dny. ’ VENTILATI ating from tho High school ho stndioa Iaw, | Ty donations for the Whoo pertod shw & | UP MY reports, when the waiting-room Mon's all silk Searfs in Tocks and Four-in-hands, 23¢; usual prico 50 OFFICE but Iater on devated most of his time to odit- | ;4in o §,000, tho legacies a falling off of | 400r was again opened, and in walked Imported Silk ocls and Four- il e s ic ing Eipiscopal church journals, i hand lnn_d usual prico cluding 'The | g1 ), my visitor of a fow minutes before, fol- » 3 } e : ok o 600, or of ¢ 3 Prench Balbriggan Shirts and Dr usual prieo 7e. Episcopal Recorder, The Rogister and Tho Dit' Blarson? lowedibyfour moroloias tough\ooling g g too 8125 ]N THE BUILH[NG Obiitoh. iHo \yis a0 a6UYO msmbaY of OhFist I Pierson’s connection with the Motro- y ore ¢ gh look Best quality French Balbriggan ( -, 89e; usual price $1.2 | ; Thtatoatins Fpiesopal shureh b Medin, and | POItan (Spurgeon's) taberuclo contuutos to | specimens of cowboys s had over beon An A1 Whito Shirt, lnunderad, 480, 7 "o | NIGHT AND DAY ) ¢ the sub, X . Y oUof much spoculation. It has | my privilege to behold; they were armed for years \was assistant secrstary, or lay c ol Y ¥ socrotary of tho diocesan convontion. In the | ovn decided to ask him to remain in bis | to'the teeth: the jingling of the : Jup SHOE AND HH‘I’ EPARTMENT Masonic order, with which te had boon | PFeseut capacity for the next tive years ata | und the noise of their heavy boots upon BT re oAt S R hald salary of £1,200 a year. Unless anything Sl T = S0 < 3 :x‘ir;»:axlx_:luxnl‘n ulxlx“l"“ld\:.l‘lfl, hlu had 1.3;.1‘ "::1‘1'(‘9:’\ uufoiseon should huppen Mr. Pierson litends the hard wood floor was enough to Visit these departmen ELEVATOR and latest of overy They are replote with the new P ROl 00 | 16 visit America this summor, starting by a | (tighten an “old timer.” They ench had | thing, You cannot failito be plensed and find exactly what you want. N SERVICE. pst master of | Concordin - lodgo. | (0 ARG es T on dune 4 ° | @ largo sloveh cowboy hat upon_ thoir . 68 VAULTS, Cuaptor, No. 3, Royal Arch Masons; Mury | Rev. George Greufell of tho Baptisy Congo | lofd, whilo their facos wero covered ALL GOODS WARRANTED AS REPRESENTED. Commatderly, No. 6, Knights Tomplar; | mission says that in Central Africa there 1s | With handkerchicfs, with holes cut in Lo tho Masonic Veterans, and at tho time of his | an area of 4,000 square miles larger than the | them to accommodate their eyes and / doath was prosident of the ~Art Assoclation | wholo of Iiuropo still unoccupiod by a single | mouth. DIRECTORY OF OCCU PA NTS: of tho Masonjc Temple. OS Orn 0 ]ll] Om a" He hud filled the | missionary; that the center of Africa cannot [ was so completely taken by surprise exalted position of R. W. Grand Master in | permanently be evangelized by white men, | that I was unable to’ move, and before I GROUND FLOOR: 1889 and 1500, andwas tho first to claim for | butthe greater part of the work must be dono ATION , CITY TREAS USCAT- | OMAHA R vecoverad my sensos sulliciontly to real- Philadolphia 'the titio of “Motier City of | by tho natives themselves, and the natives | ye the sitaniion. 1 wie confronied. with Froo Masonry 1n Amorica,” and to prove her | aro showiug their fitnoss o the task. ALY, \ ; RRY A PRATT & I I ESTATE AND TRU P 0O P ) vo pi vith the com- 2y | Rotunda Cigar Stand. claims by old rocords. The Rev. Samucl Davies, a Mothodisy | U1 Iuzzles of fivo pistols, with the MUIR & GAYLORD. Real Estato. | o 5 Tho Omaha Scottish Rite bodies of the | clorgymun who died few weeks ago, ouce | Mnd of “hands up, young ‘P‘l“l"“ e CITY COMPTROLLER IXCHANC obedience of the supremo council for tho | suved th lifo of an Irish priest who was set This all transpiced so quickly that it 1317 and 1319 Douglas St. FIRST FLOOR: THE OMATA BEE COUNTING ROOM, Ad- vertising and Subscription Departments. AMERICAN WATER WORKS COMPANY. United States of Amorica, their territories | upon by a crowd of bivots, The Irish priest | Would have been impossible for me to and dependencies, have removed from Gooa- | is now Bishop Hendrickson of Rhode Isiand, | have offered any resistanco, and worse rich hall, on Twenty-fourth street, to the | and the Boston Pilot suggests that “‘the | than maduess to have done so. superb lodge rooins, receutly decorated and | Catholics of Providence would do well to ““Wea don’t want yer money, young & CO., Contractors, N TELEGRAPN OFFICE. LOAN AND TRUST €0, NDENT BEE BUILDING, day ovonin stead of Fridays, as horoto- | o foro. L 0.0 F al heart which sleeps within iv.? “Ibough tho fact 1 not generally kunown, Episcopaliaus of the diocese of Maryland ard The event of the woek in secret socioty | GCLEFMINCA to erect a cathedral in Washing- olrcles was tho celebration of tho seventy- ton that in sizo and magniticence wiil bo en- tirely worthy the national capital. Bishop third anziversary of Odd fellowship in this | Parét will try 1o raise an endowment fund of country at South Omaha Tuosday. The | &3,000,000. As the proposed cathearal 1s 1o South Omaba lodge had been praparing for | b iua sense the motropolitan_church of tho the occasion for two months and expected to | Bpiscopal church of the United States, entertain tho largest gathering of Odd Fel- | kipiscopaliaus geunerally will be uppealed to lows over scen in Nobraska, The rainy | for contributions. woather kept hundreds of the expected Another heresy hunt 1n the Protestant guests away, but in spite of the eloments | Ipiscopal church’is anticipatod, the offender over 1,000 Odd 'eilows trom Nebraska and | bewg Kev. Dr. 5. D. McConnoll of St. Ste- g‘ 9 Jowa joined in au onthusiustic colobration. The oity of South Omaha was thrown | before the Contemporar phen’s church in Philadelphis, who spoke club six weeks ago open to the visitors, The principal streets | on *“I'ie Noxt Step in Christianity,” aud de- ‘wore decorated with flags and bunting and | clared that this next step was to become *'the the triple linked cham, omblematic of the order, was visiblo everywhere. At 2 o'clock the parade formed on N street. oue religion of couduct,” dogma, ecclesins- ticism and other historical phasos fading be- fore tho essontisl importanco of conduct. It was headed by the South Omaha police | Some of the other ministers of the church re- forco, followed by Canton Ford of Lincoln. Tho cantons mihtact preceded the subordi- nate lodges and presented an imposing ap- pearance with their bluo aad gold uniforms and military precision of movement. The procession marchod turough the central part | of tho city to Blum's hall, where "tho exercises of the day wero held. C. C. omea the visitors on bohalf of 00, the Magic City acd Colonel Nichols of Omaha responded. Addresses wera given by Judgo tl. J. Hudson of Columbus, Neb., and Past Graua Master Kvans of Omaha. Tho visitors wero then conducted to Masonio ved. N v o who | "A Penusylvania jury acquitied a man of Btauley welc hall, where a banquot was s celebration endod with a grand gard tuis position as Laking “the very roots from Christianity.” Mrs. L. R. Patton, Itocistord, I, writos: “I'rom porsonal exporiouce I can recommond DeWitV's Sursaparilla, a cure for impure blood and gonoral dobility.” UBLALITIES, Miss Schliomann, daughter of the famous archwologist, has made an 1mportant Greek fiud on,her own account. Sho is Lo imarry theson of Mayor Melus of Athons, evenig. I'ho Bruce Commandery band of | WYIIE loKiss an unwilling widow, but sen- Rod Oak, In, tho Odd Follows band of | tehced him to pay tho costs—for hiis clumsi- Omaba, &ud tho Seventh Ward Military | Dess. no doubt. He gou off very ligutly. band of Omaha wero in attendance. A man can get a woman inan_hour and Tho !ulluw\ngludgo! participated in the | thirty winutes to work for him all her lifo celebratibn: Canton Ford Na # Beatrico; Canton Erza Omaha; Omaba lodge Na , Omaha Omaha; Beacon lodge No. 20, Oma stone lodgo No. 155, Omana; Goodr Omaha; Council Blufts lodg Biufts; Buckeye lodge 4 Bluffs; South Omaba lodge 118, | Omah: Orange lodge No. Toka- mah, N Otoo lodge No. 5l, | Neb!'; No. %, Greonwood, Omaha;” No. Columbus, Nob.; No. 184, "Louisville, Neb. 3, Lincole; | for nothing. Toa's his wife, Canton No. 14, Red Oak, Ia.; Canton No. b, uncil | Mo. uncil South 1t ho wants a woman to work for him for §3 a week it will fillard No. 1, | tuke him a month to get her, 3 Allor- The widow of LRichurd A. Proctor, the as- # manlodge No. S, Omaha; State lodge No. 10, a; Koy h lodge | Mrs. PProctor's muiden name was Thowpsou, No. 144, Omaba; Wasa lodge No. 183, tronowor, was married lnst week 1u Loudon to Dr. James Cawac Smytbo of Belfast, und ber fathier was a morchant of & . Joseph, When a young man 1s” married it is unsafo for tim 10 liave tis bouse connected with tho oftice by telephone, if he oxpocets 1o attend Syracuse, | ,roperly 10 business, After three or four years bo may safely Lave the telephoue put i, N e e o o Vibiesai | #O1d Goldbug 15 to marry the boautiful Ia.; Daugntors of Robekah: Luth chapter | daushter of Huardappo, 1 boliove!” ““Yos, | No. J, Ouuba; Goldon Lins ctapter No. g3, | the wedding takes piace omorrow. 1've Omaha; Ivy chapter No, 83, Omaba; Alphu boon fuvited.' ; Joes L fatner givo her | chapter No. 14, South Omaha, 4Y0 hor “aw No, He's sell- Modern Woodmen of An The Omaha camp No. 1 orlen. New engagemont rings have two large Modora Wood | stones, a utsmonid with & paatl, a viby or ~ . Jpen of America, gave a miusicalo and hop | supphire. A new form of armlet, to be worn L 8b thoir new ball in the Continental block. Thus hall was formerly the Elks club room and has beon refitted, making 1t ono of the finest lodgo rooms in the city, Tho several commitices wore: On arrangoments, C. H. T, Riopen, 1. E. Van Gilder, 1, B. Hogt; E. Cady, A. Hold, Frank H. Jones: on floor, C. H, T Riepen, An elegant musical prozram wu: local talent after whi, H | couples enjoyed the night. ‘Thie Modern Woodmen ar gratuluted on their suceess at o bo eon entertainments, us every ono votod that they never spent a more pleasant ovening, Tho program rendered was as follows W. B Misa Hoitorf and Mr 0. AL Worde Reoltation ... P Nirs Lona Ruy Piano Duct—The Jol J Mastor ifro and Miss Emmi Tibk Doclamation. - Sho Wanted to Lo a Woodws Miss Etta Whipplo. Belection by Symphony Banjo Club Ridgewiy Park Mazurka Prof. G, Gellvnbeck, J. B, Sheuroer, C. Furay and’ W, Ruir, Beleotion—Opera of Norma veesoes Bellind Venute Brothers. Knights of Pythias, Mars lodge No. 130, Knights of Pythias, on retoption, D. 1. Thoratou, Phil Miller, W. Branden, (ieorge Cott. ronderoed by mpwious luneh | tuat Pr &< wasserved. Dancing followed and about 230 | wi selves until after mid- ving these beld their rezular meeting on the evening o! T T P e T The meeting was opened in due form, Chan- with a glove, is @ narrow band of waterca ribbon, with slidus sud buckle sev with pre- cious stones, The Danish golden wedding next month 1| vids fwir to bo almost & unique deleoration, France, Turkey and Austria are all o sena war vessels to Copenhugen, and the ompress of 1tussia will present to her father six pure white Arau horses of euormous value, Ioumediately upon the death of the duke of Claren Lhere were newspaper suggestions pcuss Mury Vietoria of Tech might uis younger brother, Prince Gieorge, aud uow, apparently, this 15 about Lo como to puss. 1t is anuouuced from London without any qualiication that such u marriage has been arranged. A clergyman in Migneapolis w called upon to ofticiate at & wedding. After tho sarvice was performed the happy groom lled bim ono, sido wud asked “what his o8 were, The miuister replied that was not in the babit of making & charge, “Well,” replied tho groow, *1 will call and sc0 you luter.” Tue happy groom called the uext week aud presented the roverend gen- uenian with & dozen sticks of chewing gum. n iately What we call quainitess in style 1s to bo 0ue of the prominent features of the summer drossiug. For instance, tho “poke bounet, 18 @ copy of tho old time *bunuits ¢ It 1s of wixed grocn aud white straw with no trim- wing on Lho crown but o huge green bovs* and around the face iuside the riw is & thick ruche of narrow groen ribbou, e il 0 ‘Late to bed and early 1o rise will ahorten voad (0 your homsein tne skies.” But 10 bod and & “Little Early Riser,” the ! cellor Commander Gladuisch presiding. There | vill that makes life longer and botter and . was & good attendance of memberr nand the | Wiser. utmost £ood fellowship prevailed. The mem om———— bers of Mars lodge folt glad 1o see iu thoir Have your eyes examined and correct- midst four visiliug brothers from town, two | ly fitted with suitable glasses. Nocharge from Marathan No. §: od two from Tridugle testing, Aloo & Penfold Co, Ist No. 54, Work was 0ono iu tho third degreo, for taad y K M. Frauk A, Aveadale received bis third ia door sould of postoftice. orders.’ By this time two of the men had leaped over the counter which separated my office from the waiting room, and commenced searching me to disarm mo incase I hna any weapons of defense close at hand. After satisfying themselves that I was unarmed, and warning me to make no call for help under penalty of immedi- ato death, they then ordered me to pro- duce the monay orders, which I immedi- ately did. I had by this timesomewhat recovered from my Burprise, and had come to the conclusion that their intention was to compel mo to issue monoy orders paya- ble to bearer, so they could be cashed elsowhore, and they would therefore make a larger haul with less danger to themselves than they would by taking the blank orders and the insignificant amount of cash that was in the offic the time; this, I concluded, was an pl.umlmu for their apparent magnanim- ity in *‘nov wanting my money.” and iy conjecture proved to be correct, by w followed. “*We want no funny business now, but want you 1o writo ‘out some of them orders, and do it blamed quick, too.” Suddenly o s:heme flashed on my muul by which, if I could only make it work, ['could yet frustrate their plans; 50, in as brave a voico as I could muster up, I said, *What amount do you wunt them made out for? “‘Heh?” said the spokesman. “What amount do you wish the orders made out for, sixty dollars oach?” I asked. “Ye sixty dol will do,” said he, “M thém payable to bearer,” ho further added, and for the next hour I steadily filled out money orders *pay able to bea for the amount of $50 ench. After forty-two orders had been filled out, they begun to zet restiess, and snid thoy would now bid me good evening, but bofore doing so they would b» com- pelled to, as o m of form, go throu fow preliminaries thut were absolutely necessary in a cuso of this kind. So while one of their number de- tached my telegraph instrament from the table ‘the other foue procceded to bind me hand and foot. After hav! completed tying my arms and f curely and tying a handkerchief ov my mouth, they extinguished the lamps and with mock politeness bade me good ht; then locking the door with the which they had tiken from my pocket, they depurted, taking with them my telegraph instrument, The sound of their horses hoofs had searcely died out when I had the hand- kerchiel worked off my mouth, which wes dona by hooking it on a nail that projected from the mopbourd, and roll- ing away from it; but try as I would [ could loosen neither my hands nor my feet. It wus mearly train time, I was cer- tain, and hoped to soon be releaged from my present difficulty. 1 knew that it would be useless to attempt to make my- self heard by any one in the town, as there was not one chance in one hun dred of any one coming within hearing distance of the station at that time of the night, as the station was sit nearly a balf mile from the ne building in the town. My only hope seemed to be to make the bestof the situation until the train should arrive, when I could no doubr make the train crew hear me, and explain the situation and have them release me, Time sped on and still no train came. A storm had been threstening all the evening, and it at last broke forth in all its fury, For fully two hours nothing was heard © the incessant beating of the rain and an occasional peal of thun- der. Presently some one tried the door of the waiting room and called my pame. 1 recognized the voice of the section foreman, who on account of the storm had come down to look after the track. I told him I was bound hand and fooy, == furnished, ou tho uppor floor of Tur Bk | muke that humble grave (Mr. Davies') con- | foller > ut K - Tl VV] l S 1) NI ll ]:I e DA Mothius, moting orory Tunta | Sachoun by 5. Mbsiraeut Woroh ot ‘be | (oLler.” aad one. who apposre o bo the 1€ _Vy-Dolesale MIHINEr ous F I. OBERFELDER & CO. Still Continue to Sell Goods at Retail WHOLESALL PRICES]: 208-210-212 8. 1ith 8t H.AWAG Accident § R. CHARL PROVIL MASSACHT ANCE COMPANY, OMAHA FIRE BUREAU, C. HARTMAN, lnspector. N GRA valk Pave QUITY COURT NO. 1. DR, Os NORTHWESTEKN MUTUAL LIFE INSUR- | I ANCE COMPANY | THE PATRICK LAND COMPANY, Owners N MUTUAL LIFE INSURANC HARTFORD LIFE AND ANNUITY INSUR- | ANCE COMPANY and for him to take his switch key and unlock the freight house door and como into the office and release me, which he did in shorvorder. I b explained the situation to him, and we concluded that it would be useless for us to mpt to follow the villains would by morning have thoir trail so completely obliterated that it could not be followed. My main live instrument was gone, and as I had nothing in the shape of a main line re in the office, I con- cluded I would have to send a report of the affair to the superintendent of tho express company to the nearest tele- graph office, by the scction foremun, to be transmitted from there with as littlo delay as possible, While the section foreman had gone for his men, I thought there would bo no harm in “cutting in” my local sounder on the main line, and greatly to my surprise, by adjusting very fing, I ad”” the main line very The expected train had been delayed v o culvert being wished out fart} west of us, ]llumpl}l freported by w to the ~\|pvnmundm\lnf express what had happened, so he could notify ali offices to be on their ghura if any of the orders were |urumm'mi for paywment, The ordc worthless, and not 1.eent could bo real- ized on them by any, éne, for across the top of each order in large capitals was the following: ‘‘No prder sold for moro than $30.” And as they were issucd for $060 each they were thepefore of no value, Ten days later 1 gheeived word from the superintendent Q. the effect that a young fellow had preseénted two of tho orders for payment-at Sunta Fe, N, M., and ho had’0been promutly arrested, and upon searching him, the entire forty-ts money orders were found He confessed t he had organized several bands in var ous parts of the west for the purpose of raiding and swindling the express com- pany as revenge for the company dis- charging him for dishoncsty. ilis complices all escaped. Shortly throughout tho countr; structions to the effe that i money puyablo o bearer. -— Dr. Birney, nose and throat. Beo bldg - e | gr | ud are made y WO QUART ) If you are not sure that the whiskey you ) DEPARTME are now using, as a beverage or for medi- cinal purposes,is positively pureand whole- some, ask your dealer or druggist for ADVOOATE. ont CHIEF QUART CHLER COMMISSAR MEDICAL DIk M. HARTMAD LAMBE PURE RYE. It is guaranteed to be absolutely pure, You may know it by its fine flavor and the proprietary bottle in For saleat all first-cl REED OB PRI LS ARMY PRIN rich and mature. SOCIATION, which it is served. drinking places and drug stores. “Cream Pure Rye THE ROYAL ARCAD and take no other. DALLEMA\D & CO (‘hlcngo. Norvous I’rostration oaused by al ol Drematines 011 Ao, tar luputoncy, Leucorrhy Tnvoluntary Lossas, Soar of Power In Blthor so sll Fomnlo Wonknossn @a torrhooatcausml by ov. 5, a8 | had ‘fesucd them,wero | cure. Bach ordar for i buxas, with$s will s ten guarante t refur Iasuod only by A N. M. RUDDY, THE ONLY PRAGTIGAL OPTIGIAN 0 Fouth 15th St., Farnam St Thestor. EYES TESTED FREE oter, Drugglst, 30! Beware of lmitations. PLLE Glasses Fitted to r #and up Solid Goll Spect upwird, Oueullst's preseriptions Glussos flited corrcetly suuie diy iy ro Buppusitories, Olnti Thls 1tamody has Wiy sufor from Lals tareibla disonss wian & wels ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYE3 INSERTED : 1) oxiat b nuy I not carod, tiuarantvs lssusi by Kuha & Co. 19 Awoais corusr 15th aad Douglai fter this occurred the major- ity of the principal express companies y issued joint in- No! but baby's mama's ch 10 its praise doth speald! How to bo Beautt order should not in any event be mado of Mra. J. Benson, can be attained with so they are so easily made, that those who are quite unsophisticated in the art of dressmak- ing can produce very satisfactory results. little expense, and ‘ — all Femnlo W The ever fasbionablo blouses and faney matorrhen oaused by Over-exertlun waists, which ave an indispensablo addition ws summer outlit, are in a ter variety of styles than ever before, ny lignt material, whether 1 it be silk, wool or cotton, Such pretty effects never succossfully attacks a sys- DeWitt's Sarsaparilla gusrantee th pure blood. fa With pure Lis by Govduan Lrug Co., 1110 Feruam st makes pure, new blood sud enr SECOND FLOOR. atesMutual THE F cl Agent for Unitedst ate Association. ROSEWATER. AVINGS LIFE, of New Yor! INSUR- ANC | BE T CLAIMS D} Noso and Tl INSPECTION | BIRY ), : 1AL POWD GRANT CULLIMORE, Oculist and Aurist THIRD FLOOR Contractor for Stroct and Side- | MANHAT LS. PANY. T W. PATRICK, Law Offices. M. R TRAUF N LIFE INSURANCE OOMa MAN Attorney. T G R JAR S, HOJ COURT NC INITE a NSURANOE CO.; LAW COURT NO. 4, l"":[;'f ,\.’\' 1y NOH Jo M. CHAMBERS, Abstracts LLEBIY Qi WM. SIMERAL. l‘ \\' SIME L. UIIL, Loans, Real Estate and Insurance. Al Dentist FOURTH I< LOOH P10 COM MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-| of Dundee Place. NY JOHN LETHEM, Publish COM- | OMATIA COALEXCHAN CENBERG, Iresco Painter, \Il!(vl{l' 1 Estat) and ns. IERCHANTS RETAIL COMMEROIAL ] AGENCY. T10: STAPLETON LAND CO. ‘ngineer. | 111 MEDAY. MR & MRS HODG FIFTH FLOOR. S, ARMY, DEPART- | CHIEF PAYMAST PAYMASTEY ASSISTANT QUARTERMAS INSPECTOI SMALL ARMS PRACTICR. F OF ORDNANCI | ENGINER LG ATDES-DE-CAMP, | ASSISTANT 2URGEON. SIXTH I-L(,)OI\ und Water Pige, | U WARD, Insur: I ASSOC {, Banitary ne 38, Art Parlors, R MA Cast Tron Ga T SMITI NDORFF, Architeet. TING CO. NG OFFI ts AND CO TATES LOAN & INVESTMENT IMENT DEALER AN T TON LOAN AND TRUST 0O FOIIAL ROUMS OF 2, Compose i 1% FODIS, 1 Estate. MERS AS. A SEVENTH FLOOR. UM PARLORS. A few more clegant office rooms may be had by applying ot R. W. Baker, Superintendent, office on counting room floor WEAKKESS:MEN QUICKLY, THOROUGHLY, FOREVER CURED, A new perfactod tige mothod thab cannot il unloss the nd huma improve o0l i benos v diy's Boon know urself o king amon n in body, mind an heart, Drainis and loss ndod. “Every obm o Vinpipy nrriod Life res moved, Nerve forc will, eriery, brain powe ailifg or 10st aré d by this treats 1t Allsmalland weak ortions of the body elis reed and strengthoned, 5 Of abuses all dofocts of oys- ool quality ned 1165 Ot Kunra £ Don't en 1L i tho lust kes. Don't bo dishoart encd i f quacks Luve Fobe bed you. Letus show you 4l eicnco and » hand in hand, 00k With eXplanstions & proofs, and Eye mailod ERIE MEDICAL O wled free, Over 2,000 yefercuces, BUFFALO, N. Y. NERVE AND BRAIN TREA' lizsioriy Digelnsss, ¥ity Nou: INTEREST PAIDONDEPOSITS L wr OMAHALOANSTRUSTCD SAVINGS - BANK )f Lho Braln. causing insanity SELOR I6‘“§D%L|fll}x5 ETS. aknesses. Tovoluntary Losses, Sper o braln over-indu! I's treatin by mall. W lx boxus L0 cury ot boxes. with §5 will send wrltten ) rofund 1f not cu Guura ature Old Ago, Barron CAPITAL® 0.000.0 lor sex, Jmpotenoy, Leucorr DIRECTORS ' AUWYMAN- :wu H. JHMILLARD CUY CBARTON .8, LAl JUTROWN-THBS L. KIMBALL . r-!m