Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 13, 1892, Page 8

8 PRINTERS HOME DEDICATED Notable Gathering of Members of the Craft and Distingnished People. OPENED WITH IMPRESSIVE CEREMONIES Nestling Heneath the Monntain Crags 1tis o an Enduring Proof of the G That 1s in the Hu Heart, Cororano Sprisas, Colo,, May 12.—The Childs Drexel Home for Printers was dedi- cated nere today with appropriate cere monies, Tho building is located one mile from the city on an elevation which over- looks the Garden of tho Gods, Pike's Peak, Manitou and Cheyenno canon. It is built of hite lava stone with red sandstoue trim- mings, is four storics high, 144x40 feet, with all modern conveniences, The cost was £50,000 How the Fund Was Raised. The fund which was used for the construc- tion of the homo was staried in 18 by Goorge W. Cuilds and A, J. Drexel of Phila: delphia, who, through Mr. James J. Dailey, presented the International Typographical union o check for £10,000, the joint gift of the two gentlemen above named. The gift was unconditionul, and the disposal of the money was loft to the international body. The fund was designated as tho Childs-Drexel fund, to be added to until o suflicient amount bad ac cumulated to warrant the buiiding of a home for superannuated printera, Various ways wero devised to increase this fund, and, as_a result of many delivera tions, 1t was decided tnat on the anniversary of the birth of Mr. Childs, ench printer working in offices eastof the Mississippt should coutribute the price of 1,000 eins of composition towsrd the fund, and that on Septeniber 13 of each year, tho anniversary of the birth of Mr. Drexel, the compositors at work in offices west of the river named should make a like contribution to the tund. The fund was placed in the hands of svecial trustees, and in the course of timo it grow Lo such an extent that they felt warranted in the building of the home, The roows in the vuilding are furnished by unions in St. Louis, Chicago, San ancisco, New York, and one by the Chicago [nter Ocean. The gathering of a fine library was begun at the dedication today. Hon. IraG. Sprague, the mayor of Colorado Springs, delivered an address of welcome on behalf of tho city, in which ho spoke in eulogy of printers and the printing trade, instanelng many illustrious men, beginning with Horace Greeley, who had been printers. James Meli vico president of tho Interuational Ty pographical union, replied in on appropriate speech to the mayor's wel- come, thanking Messrs. Chilos and Drexel and all those who had coutributed to the builaing of tho homo, Governor Jon L. Routt dehivored an ad- dress of welcome on bebalf of the state, con - gratulating Colorado on being honored by the donors as the site for the building and the donors for selecting the most suitable in tho country. Hon. George W. Clilds was introduced and said : Mr. Chitds' Bemarks, “Gentlemen and fes: Tam not unnatur- ally embarrassed i addressing a compuny of such a distinguished and diversified represon ttive character. 1 eannot express the decp sense of my apprectation of the honor such i reception Confers on nie, i profounily in- sssed by the generous welcomo of the chict gistrate of this young, wealthy and vi mumonwealth of the ehiet magist (luent and beautiful city, who nave putaside the geave affaies of statt and muni- eipality and the exuetions of busines to give greeting to us who have como from a dists 10 assist In the dedication of this home. 1t was foriy-one y zo it the Taternational blished by the ble eraft, whose Intel- is- the not only nd roligion have ziven e inde s of t humin tho Tho printers’ un f edu end- greitost wort “Erom boy thm cra i1 have been more or less in- ted With the members of the < itso long and weil, 1 haye naturally sympathized with it and what lit- tie 1 hive been ublo o do o express my ad- miration and aflection for it lus honored m o more for the doing of 1t than the eraft in ception of it ILis not the printers who owe me gratitude. The indebiedness is mine, 1 regret that my dear friend and assoclato, Drexel, is not here todiy in- person o sh, With mo the friendly wirmth of your ous greeting, For him, who fs here in spirt With me, e Whose sympathy for all that s good and noble Is so great, as well us for my- welf, | heartily, carnestly thanl you. 1t is not our de but your gencrosity which his mudo your we impressive’ and grate- s Augnst Danath ot Washington, D. C., fol- lowed Mr. Childs with a brief history of the Childs-Drexel home. Senutor Gallinger's Speceh, When Mr. Danath had ceased spoaking Senator Gallinger of New Hampshiro was ntroduced and delivered the valedictory oration. It was a briliiant effort, abounaing in lofty thougnt, beautiful similes and well roundéd periods. He reviewed the history of printing from its first inception until the present day and spoke of the benefit ic hnd been to the world and its services in the cause of justice and humanity. The honored members of the craft, the truly great men who have been toilers in the profession, were rocalled and their momory and deeds culogizea in glowing language. = “The print- er's case,” suid the sneaker, * been, and 1s, o stepping-stono 1o positions of honor and trust, I'rom 1t have sprung statesmen, philosophers, writers, thwkers, scholars patriots and philanthropists, it has mado aself felt i busiess affairs, in state- craft and in diplomacy through its graduates. They have moved the world nt bome, and they bave not been without their influence abroaa. Tho Franklins, the Greeleys aud the Plumbs have abounded 1n the history of our country. Surpass them, if you can, in the product of your universi- s and in tho overflow of your colicges. Self-mado men, all of thew, whose ambition was fivst fired ot the case as they set in type the thoughts of others. What blows they dealt in coutrovorsy! What streugth the hud! What forco of expression! Wuat sturdy adherence to principle! Nothing ap- vatlod them. Their character was not the reflection of a tutor orof & college. Thoy wera possessed of wdividuality, original and striking. They carved out their own way in lifoaud their own fortunes. They livein the preseot 1 acts and deeds which survive their mortality.” Responsive Remarks, President W. 8. Capeller of tho National Lditorial association responded gracefuily to the address, 1u tho absence of Fugene H, Murray, who was detuined by sickness in Philadelphia, a voem from his pen was read by Low Harti- gau of Creede, The venerable Bishop MelLaren of Chicago, the old-time friend of Mr. Childs, responde 10 an nvitation to speak and Made some yer ng romarks. A. R, Kiffer closed the exorcises with a bonediction, Mr. Clilds’ party will remain in Colorado Sprivgs until Saturday morning. Friduy will be devoted to a drive to Manitou and the Gurden of the Gods. Their train will leave Colorado Springs Saturday forenoon on the Rio Grando, arriving at Salida in the after noon. 'I'ie night will be spent at Saliaa and Sunday morning the trip will be resumed to Leadyille aud Glenwood, el “Late to bed and early to rise, will shorten theroad to your home in the'skies.” But early to bed aud p “Little Early Kisor,” the pill thay wakes Lfe longer and better and wiser. knowi —— Dr. Cullimore. ocutist. B33building e The Popular Route for Summer Tourists, In going to the mountain or ocean re- sorts of the east you are sure of a ploas- ant journay if your ticket reads via the Pennsylvania lines from Chicago. Di- rect route to principal places of summer sojourn nlong the Atlantic, 1n the Alle- ghanies, Adirondacks and the Catskills For details address George Jenkins, traveling passenger agent, Dubuque, la, Death of a Trave & Salesman, D. §. Soitz, 8 traveling salesman for tne Kiipatrick-Kock Dry Gooas company died ab OMATIA (OUNTY HOSPITAL \\'Rli(‘lfliD{ NasaldCatarrh, DAILY BE | the residence of G 15 yoars of age and Las been Rilpatrick-Koch §people since tho organization of the firm. companies the brothers in Hametown, was unmarried. exemp'ary man, to the home Wing of the Institation Sinks, Caus- ing Great Damage. CAUSES WHICH LED TO THE DISASTE ielude n Very [ntresting Session of Thelr Soclety, Tha physicians of the state who have been the twenty-fourth annual Nebraska State Medical have quit expounding on medicine, es and the like, 1t concluded Gives T8 V Ascdttanlan) puir the Building. professional oth has adjourned. session yestorday have returned to their respective places of The county bospital is a inspector of buildings, main entrance red unsafo ana Liablo its three days’ tho visiting all that portion north of the has boen ofticially de to fall at any mon The Wreek Reported. Superintend T'he convention, from a professional stand , was an interesting ono, aifferont disci views on thepra the needs of esse and in the language Atan catly hour yosterday medicine, discussed | legislation, o President ported that the building was scttling at a pany with Commissioners Stenberg, Van Camp and Inspector sceve, to find that the statement of Superintendent Mahoney was only too true, The trouvle lins in the north wing of the structure, which is 160 feet long and three mportant conventions of its kind over held in the state, Atye ing's sossion the election of ofticers wus proceeded with, Mansfeide of Asnland was elected first vice jifford of Omaha sec- corge Wilkinson of ecording secre 00k correspondi Kunapp of Lincoln treasur Nebrasia City Sounded Like the Report of a Cannon, Just atter midnight Wednesday night, Su- nerintendent Maboney and his family were 10d by a loud sound liko unto the re- Hastily drossing himself, Mr. Mahoney procured a light and weut on a Nothing wrong was dis- covered and again he sought his bod, Y was selocted as the placo meeting, on nvi- fans of that cit, Given a Body Blow, or of Pender read the first ot Need Glasses, re wus n heated dist Mansfeldo's repert on port of a cannon, tion of tho phys| after which th cussion on Dr. unoccupied north wing of the building had sottled during the night, and that the inter- ior and exterior walls from two to six inch ing from tho foundation to the roof. Whuen Superintendent Tilly made his in- spcction he at once ordered all s out of that portion of the building, iustructing Superintendent Mabonoy to lock of chloroform Coffman denouncea the use of the opiate aud for taking tho hfe of Ho was of theopinion that a physician using it should be prosccuted for malprac- ico. His anwsthetic was ether, tnought morphine was more He had aa- ministered the drug for thirty-two years and I\|u| w'\'vr Kill i said it was good only width and extend- Dr. Peaboay ixtent of the Damage. What it will cost to repair the building and malke it safe for occupanc but it 1s safe to say th d not think any of the drugs should'be discarded. . Inchos scored the gentlemen and sald together tueir heads a subject so | 3 can only be esti: at the amount Boginuing in the basement siling has settled u the corridor issed in medical uis was followed by a pro and con ns to tho use of chlor Denise said he used , but did not want to ever tako the drug himself. Dr. Von Mansfelae closed the argument by > had killed more peovlo Ho said that i Coffman was in @ position agonies of enild take chloroform. r. W. O. Henry of Omaha road a paper ou “Atlo-Axoid Di cross beams have pulled out moorings in the brick walls, dropped down six inches, wcked, while the girdors have warped all out of shape. corridors there is i floors, which are liable to fall without a mo. Should they fall in, Superin- illy 1s of the opinion that the whole wing will collapse, converting that porf the building into a complete wreck. this happen the than 90,000, as aumount was the cost of the wing. How the Buailding May Be Sa If a row of iron columns are at ouc The slate roof o would vo glad to The attendunce at estimated that that pina Bifida Occulta,” Nebraska City. committe: on publication, and Dy incoln read a paper on Heart—The Re- S Dossivly bo anty-four hours he is of o entire winz, which is S0x160 feet, will g0 to the grouud. ¢ to meet the expenses of muking the re- s 4 question that s troubling the cou- vory to her marvelous csting paper on * “und Dr. P, L. Hall of Mead reported a of uterine eversion. the contractors um Lave been or- ro and the otier s thought it uliar case aud was dificult to in extra-uterine. ey is to Come From, is exhausted, v bo available until July 1, parties who addition havo n- , amounting in the uagzrecate to 10,000, which if decided against tho county um mun,!lmu exhaust the levy The general fund is suil of the other ted the subject of | money can possi 1802, and i addition hased lots in Douglas ¢ Inflamation in many of the cases were suparindiced by ,in- of numorous with which he was familiar. Low to administer medicine, quantity and wisdow of g i of tho system sorbing medicino, and said that w next twenty-five ye ighed aud measury eted n'umhuuu. as ars medicine accurately of aflairs has put the commissioners at their wits’ end, so that they bardly know whether e let it fall to the was the sut wuch discussion after which its pub together with all others read, was ordercd. Hf 1hiis city’ closed the read- 1ngs of papers by giving a treatise ou talis, its usc and abusc Au agjournment was thes Aftor the grip Hood's € act trom His Letter, l)«-m l)nn\ --r Ifust M such (mll perma- No publicity nontly cured. lighted with our Home treatme ing that the Union I Mail is perfect in every and the unanimous opinion of our Shokoquon Chem Burlington, Tn. B 0 CHARACTERS NEW TO THE COURT. i in west of the Missouri Notwithstanding that had fallen the ition and the train glid plains like a greyhound. ing there was to what wo_should do for our misgivings soon all agrecd that the sl equipped *buflet”? Wishing you unlimite is wsingle sample from hunllnmh cived by the passeng partment of the Union P ; Inwilling Culprits hn.ny rains Three bowed gray heads looked very much Vi front row of Borka yestorday morning and e question between us as was the usual unkempt, unwashed medle: behind them, tho usual half dozen of br: blear-eyed women street slums; representatives of we had ever of ie lluxa ro citimate Trains, ed *‘legitimate train ves Omaha at accompaniment do not interest eve acled patriarch spectators overy da hours, 20 minutes actual rain ov shine, there has whitened heads, the ious faces, the ti down to their tiree wrinkled and anx- lo frames totte re uew and a wave leaves Omahn arrives Denv o faster run by 55 minutes than the gitimata train, ™’ In addition the Owaha patronsof the Union Pacific Denver fast mai I y-five minutes lak homé, an_elegant lunch hing to bed, on the superb Pullman shed to this fast trai rin time for breakfast. The run of the Union Pacific minutes quickor . Twoor three glasses 1uto the aruy of a policoman who bad locked o families, grapd- ebildron, too, aid they wore old discharged them. Sergeant Daily had been drunk again, had braced-up and braced-up, but 1t was no . Hore o was aguin, tatiered and muddy. give mo any sentonce but please do this for mo pend it for ono hour and you will not see my faco again till T am respectable,” and reach Denv tho popular Omaha to Denver. With these facts be- ' shouted the sergeant as 1 e TRoimeraotnt e | own inforene is a *legitimate” When you go to take the Union Pacific 5 as to which of the trains straight to Blair." Denver do not fall to LEAVENWORTH, Denver fast mail boadacho all my life. s 8go | h“,nu using [ul it and uever had o caso of nam street, for tickets and sleeping car accommodation Over two yea oue endl of tho road ‘and I at worth more than money to ,mu head, Aty ommend it to eonts; each additional line ten Pastor First Baptigt Chure b, For sale by all druggists. a . Saturday. Interu —_— Highest of all in Leavening Power.—~Latest U, S, Gov't Report, | I was affliotesd from infancy with Catarrh,and fonten years with eruptions on my face. Twae attended by the best physicians, andased a number of Blood | W remedics with no, Permanent relief. ~——LIFE WRS A BURDEN —- My life became a burden to me, for my case was do¢lared incurable. I saw 8. 8. 8. advertised, and took cight bot- tles, which curetkme cntirely, and T feel like & new person,—Miss Josts OWEN, MoONTrELIER, OHIO, A Written Guaran to Cure Kvery Case or Money Refundod. Our cure 18 permanont and not & patohiag np. Cases treated £0von years ngo have nover seon A symptom since. By doscribing easo fully wo cAn Lroat you by mAll, And we gI¥o the samo SLAONE KUATAALOD 1o Cure or refund all money. "Those who prefer to come herg fortroatment ean do soan 1 wo will pay_railrond fare Both wazsand liotel bills while here, if we fall to cura We chall o world forn caso that our Magly Hemedy will not cure, write for particalars and got n our soven years pra with the teme 1y 1t has been most difficult to overcor rejudices ngninst socalled specifics. But undor our strong guarante thousands aro trying itand bo tngeured. Wegaarantoe to euro or refund every dollar, and as we liavo & reputation toprotect, Also financinl backing of &0,001t 18 perfectly safo Lo all who wili try tho treatment, Herctofors you havo PUtting up and pasing out your money for different t 1,204 although you Are_not yet curel no one hins pald back your money. We will posiuvoly Old, chronlc, deop soated cases curod in 6) Investizato our Anancial standing, our s business men, Writo us for names and addressos of the have cured who have given permission to refer to them. 1t costs you only post- #zet0do this. 1f your symptoms aro soro throat, mucous pateh cumatism 10 bones and Joints, lnir falling out, eruptions on any part of tho body, fesling of general depression, pins in heat or Bones. You biave no time to waste. Those who are constuntly taking morcury and potash, shiould dis- continuoit, Constant use of theso drugs will snroly bring sores and eating ulcorsin the cnd. Dow't fall to write. All correspondonce sent sealed In piato co- velope, We Inv:te themost rigld invostigation aud willdo all in our poworte ald you I it. - Addross, COOK REMEDY CO.. - Omaha. Nebh MAGIC GURE, fhxet caso of LOT or FAILING MAN rulor Nervous Den Lity, wenk- ormind, tho ofeets of 6rrors or ox or young that we eaunoteure. 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Call upon or address Drs. Befts & Betts. 119 South 14th St. N, E. and Dou as Sts. | Omaha, Nebh, ervation of Hict nature Corner 14th 2000 SUITS. EV(‘T‘V \’(‘(n‘. as lcqul irly as the month of l\Luy ]mts in lts appear- Men's Suits. tho nLum'lty of our patrons with unusual interest, past experience that get such extraordinary values as begins today. usual loads, looked 'zlrd to by having found world do they Our May Sale tables of their special nowhere this wide damp have cleared all our front and placed on them As fast as the assortment gets broken, it will third floor, where great piles of the waiting to be led to the slaughter, hundred replen=- e —— o — shed from the Ihey're made in They ¢ ome in Square cut sacks, Round corner All wool cheviots, All wool flannels, Allwool cassimeres All wool homespuns. B — Cutaways. There are dark colors, light colm‘Q, medium plmds there are checks, there are e are suits for are suits for rich men, suits for poor men. ery station in life from a g and offering are suits positively worth fifteen em are worth thirteen and single solitary suit in the entire than twelve dollars or what they cost us, you can walk into now and ten o’ grand assortment for sev sale will be are plain young men, ml‘ddlc-ugod men, There are railway station to a police xt \lxon and sixteen dollars; the while not a rintended to be sold for less No matter majority of the fourteen dollars, lot was eve and fifty cents. e bougnt them our store any time l)@l\\vcn clock Saturday lllthdn[l take your choice of the ‘en dollars fifty cents. hundred blue uniform Included IO BAE AT | about three railroad men, made of the very best all wool indigo blue flannel, color fast, coats cut either single or double breasted with either G. A, R. or buttons to match, at the same price. yards of (500(]&. to m.tl\u these suits, guaranteed absolutely a1t took 12, OOO not a thread of cotton 1n fhe entire 86,000 fee PERMANENTLY CURE DIFTENTION FROM BUSIN KID GLOVES Finted .‘“.,”, | ter of how long EXAMINATION FREE The 0. E. Miller Company, 307-303 N Y. Tife Building, Gaaha, Neb. s Omaha, L ekin i unnary disonses 13168 Douglds Str oo The above brands of gloves nervous, ehronie, privaio The Boston Store N. W. Cor. 16th and Douglas Sts. tor sale by 5 marka L0 Indicate contents of sendir. (Mysteriaa of Life) sout frov. end stamp £or reply. MANHOOD RESTORED!: rantee to cure all porvous discases. such u~ Wi Brain Power. Headnehe, Wakofulness, vousnoss, Lassituc Organs in o icr sex cause | SAYVE YOUR EYESIGHT *Norvo Seods, Lalldrains and 1) BEFOLL AND A FTER USING. For sale in Omaha |.y \Hu'rnmu & MeConnell 1513 Dodyg AMUSKEMEN BflYD sll“[w Friday and Saturday, M TOMORROW FRANGIS WILSON AND CONMPANY, Tu the Modern Operetti, T1IE MERRY MONARC, You mustget your tickets quizk if you want to see the M-rry Monarch. Farnam St. Thaatre Ihiree Ntghts commoncing DAN McCARTHY. CRUISKEE\T LAWN, To promote | = preserve and length- THREE TIMES and invigorate the whole system, ALOE & PENFOLD €0, 1iSouath e h Streot, digestion, crecate an Practical upficia.ns of world renownod BoL wenry Or Hre the oyos. Tho frames properly ad- Iusted to the face. Eyes Teated Free of Charge. Prices Low for First-class Goods. THE SHORTEST LINE is via the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul R'y, as reprcsenteJ EDAR RAPID: [DM.,,;:H Bl DES MOT lectric Lighted, Vestibuled Omaha daily at 6:20 p. m,, ar- nvmg at Llnmt'o atg9:30a, m, : 1501 Par- i an Alu,u utely p\uL "‘In«.‘. % Colenicass p smooth to lhvl:».\tt-, on this map. and of richest q inferior whis will not rasp or scald the and stomach. PURE RYE Fagnan St Thzal re. THE TWO JOHNS THE SERPENTINE DANCE, WONDERLAND OPERA AND CAPITOL, — “Steam Heat- t high-class liquor MAND & €O, Chic n.xm St., Omaha, l' A, '\xsu Gun'l '\gcnt JUSEPH GILLUTT'S STEEL PENS. GROLD MEDAL, PARIS EXPOSITION, 1880, _THE MOST PERFECT OF PEHB. U Freque® IDEA IN ADVERTISING. Address suddeuly, without notice, Omaha Addvertising Burea, GRAND SHERMAN MAHN WILLI ASBONS WILLIS | I OXYG]JNIEI MAYH STROUSEA@ MRS 417 BWAY Y, l SHE CHEMICAL §ieRTiNG co., cLBOINNATI, 0.