Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 18, 1892, Page 5

DRILLISG 1S HARD WORK | Eome of the Soldiers Find the Maneuvers Are Not All Plag, HUSTLING TIMES AT THE CAMP NOW Commanders and Men All Busy with the Routine Work and Aetual Compe- titlon—Those Who Drilled Yesterday—-Notes, Although yesterany was cloudy and threat- ened rain the guard mount at § o'elock at the National guard camp was witnessed by & good sized audience. The pretty morning ceromony, though performed by the troops dressed in their heavy overcoats, was as in- teresting as usual, and was, judging by the appiause, appreciated. Next came the inspection of the companies booked to drill during the day. Tne Mo Carthy Light Guards of Little Rock, com- manded by Captamn C. M. Wing, was the first company to go through the ordeal. Although ths drill grounds were wet with the showers of the morning, tbe McCarthys put up an excellent drill and recoived well mer- fted appiause. The command showed the result of constant drilling and auy amount of hard work. Shortly after 2 p. m. Captain Mitchell brouaht the Fletcher Rifles of Little Rock onto the field to drill for the national prize. While in camp the Fleichers have been dolog some remarkably good drilling and their camp discipline has been excellent, but after being on the field a short time the command seemed 1o go to pieces, and quite a number of errors were noticed. The boys tried bard at first, but seemed to lose heart toward the end, and their former precision and accuracy were lost. When the Sealy Rifles of Galveston came out, dressed in pure white, the crowa nearly went wild. Captain Boyd at once com- menced on bis program. He pulled bis com mand through in less than the prescribed time and the boys from the guif marched off the grounds followed by cheers. ‘eldck the Zoliinwer battory ‘of Fort 4 . appeared, commanded by Cap- tain Munven. This battery was handicapped in a measure by not having its own piece to drill with, owing to delayed trains. The Dailas artillery company kindly loaned its guD, and (he Fort Wayne boy's went to work. Strange to say, they did not make half as retty a show as they have in practice work. t became evident befora the arill was half over that the artillerymen were discouraged and had lost hieart, consequently tbeir arill was not up to the standard of the compauies which bad driled before, Duripg the battery drill Captain Richards called four companies and gave a very pretiy batallion drill. Quite & crowd eatbered to witness dress parade. The setting sun sbed just enough brigut rays on the parade ground to throw out all the varicgated colors of the uniforms worn by the different companies, and the sight was indeed a pretty ono sud was worthy of a much larger audience. Parade over, several of the companies gave exhibition he Sealy Rifles snd the Bel kuaps. e! y men, dressed in_ white, were united under the command of Captain’ Boyd of the Sealys. Captain Boya put bis gnosts™ through a series of lutricate movements, which tne audience appreciated, as shown by the applause, Tne entire com: formed iu line, company front, and ex & company wheoel which was simply perfec- tion. The Hale Zouaves, amused and bty Captain Lechtman, interested the audience by a Balf hour's Arill. 3 The program for today is: 9 & m., guard mouut: 10 &. m., iaspection of com- panies whict are to drill this day; 11a. m., Neb., (Gatling) Omaba Guards, Captain F. E. Bamford; Omaba, Herman; 4 p. mpany A, Umversity Lincoln, Neb., Ca Stel . ., (Zouave) Hale Zouaves, Kan Mo.. Captain Cusil Lechtman; m., dress parade; 7:30 p. m., band con- Notes. The camp has settled down to routize work Commandaut Rich 4s inspected the camp Van Wie of the Indianapolis battery is arranging a cockroach fght, to take place this afternoon. of Public Works has opened bids for the pav- ing of the following streets: enworth _street to Hickory M:ss Hoaglana, Miss Laura Hoagland and Miss Dundy were guests of Adjutant Book miller yesterday. Mrs. W. E. Clark of Park avenue will en- tertair the Indianapolis battery at her home from 9 to 11 Saturday evening. Tie Hale Zouaves are indebted to Miss Parker, their sponsor, for a five vaskel of Tefreshments seut out last night. The officers of the itale Zouaves will be entertained this evening by Miss Wallace, T'wenty-fourth and Harney streets, Sealey Rifles wish to return thanks to the Hale Zouaves and Moynihan Bros. for courtesies extended after tho drill. Miss Anua Witman. 620 South Twentietn street, will give a reception to the National Fencivles of Washington Saturday evening. cuidon of the Indianapolis Light Ar- tillery carries fourteen ribbons, cleven firsy izes, Lwo secoud prize and one third prize, Aitchison of Hastings, Neb., mother of Secretary Aitchison of the asso- ciation, was a visitor at the camp this morn- fog. Private £d Miller of the Indianapolis bat- tery has teen called bome by the death of his motber. MrseMiller bas been ill for some time. Mr. J. F. Coots will take the Devlin Cadets of dackson, Mich., for a rias about the city today, alter which they will be dined at the Paxlon Chief Gallizan was an 1nterested spectator during the drill of the Hale Zouaves. The ’lhle:« are special guests of the chief while n town. Mrs. John M. Thurston, the chaperone of the Belknap Rifles, assisted by Mrs. Strawn and Miss Allen, gave a reception to the com- pavy at Mrs. Thurston’s house last evening. Captain Charles Wager and Lieuterant Paul Stepberd of the Bullene Guards, Kan- sas City, ana Corporal Phaler and George Buaurer of the Marmaduke Guards of Kan- sas ity arrived this morning and sre camped Wwith the Hale Zouaves. Short, a ap, ruit foa ocertain battery in was scut out yesterday aftort.oon for vattle” oil and was gone nearly ail Itis vecdless tosay that Short came back wit t the lubricaot. He digu't ask for the riebt kind of stuff y warley Bee of the lking to- & party of ludies an orderly spproached tim said thal the captain wauied Lhe ragged edge of Lo jag Bea had baa tho wight before. It is needless to say that Charley 15 scouring the camp loado with n swond aod a couple of gu.s looking for that orderly. | Captain Curtis, commanding the Indianap- olis Lattery, sont one of his new men over 10 the Boikaaps for a pair of ear boots, The southerncrs were “on” and sent the man to the Feuvibles and 50 ou clear through the camp. ‘The new one didu't get back for tw o hours; when bodia be told Curtis that a fel low from the Daviias had just taken them 1o he gas bouso for repairs. Lieuteuaot Marks, Brauch ceived a tele yesterday w stating that bis biother, Belknaps was (iuards, re. £ from bo is & hos- pital surccon, had accigentally cut bimself while performing su opsration, and that biood poisou was feared. The lieutenant at once for St Louis. The Brauch were 1o have drilled toaay, but on socount of Taeutepant Marks baing called bome the Davlin Cadels, wno were booked and on brick $1.77 with a five and $..92 witlh 8 len-year guarsntoe. and all of bis proposals were rejected. was adopted stal disgraceful coud ary effectual, direct to Denver, for Mouday, kindly offered to axchauge, and the offer was socepted. e L 250 for a box of Beecham's Pills worth a guitew. Admission to national encampment today und toworrow cnly 25¢. Sunday, 3 10730 p m., biggest day yet. Read program. Weduced rates on all roads 5.00 S We have picked out 1,000 suits from the stripes, etc., that Hellman would have sold them all in one lot for Tharsday, Frday. Saturday, and will sell them out at And Give You a SOUVENIR WORTH Boys’ suits, extra value, a suit upwards. PAVING BIDS OPENED. Aunother Chance for Delay in the Public | Efforts of the Tel Work Looms Up. For the third time this season the Board Park or Twenty-ninth avenue, from Leav- street; aliey in | o Leavenworth street, w xtecnth strest to west | s ine of Twenty-nluth avenuo; S.xth street, from the south line of Pierce street to the north line of Hickory street; Leavenworth U strect. from the west ‘line of Tenth street to the cast line of Eieventh street; Twelfth | street. from the south iine of Jones street to the north line of Leavenworth street; Spencer siroct. from Sherwan avenue to ‘Tweuty- T Burt street, m Sherman nth the west line of Fifteenth street to the sist line of Sixteenth street; Spruce street, from the west line of Twenty-Second bioek 3, | on: plac frow t line of § fr ss street, from Twenty-sscond stroet wo | 1 Twenty-fourth street; Twentleth street to Twenty-ninth street; Muson street, from the east iine of Thirtieth street to the east line of Thirty-frst street: Th place the north line 10 v Fifteenth street 1o street, Sixteentn street; Izard from Twelfth street to Fourteenth Parker street, from Twenty-fourth street 1o the east line 0f Twenty-ninth street; Seward stroet, from Twenty-fourth street to T -ifth street; Chicago street, fi street, from Twenty-fourth street to | 1 st line of Shinn's uddition: Sherman rom south line of Grand uvenue to Fort Thirty-ninthstreet. from Farnam pany are goiug under ground just as fast as alarge force of men can put them there.:ls- The work was begun Thursday on Capitol conauit builder, has charge of the work. The and varying in uepth from three to ten feet. duits for the accommodation of the wires. In some of the trenches there will be laid thirty or forty conduits and in others only three or four, depending, of course, upon the number grfh\\‘lru needed on the streets traversed. e street to the east iine of Twenty-fourth street: | inches in dismeter and will accommodate ason streot, from | sheetiron lined with cement. Below the Dipes, above them and ou the sides there will be three inches of solid concrete separating riy-second street, from the north line of | the conauits from the sides of the trench or 4 a of | the ground. The pipes will also be separated olworth avenue; Gulifornia street. from | from each other by one and one-balf inches of concrete. At each street crossing there will be & man hole where the conduits may be examined at any time and 1n & case of the breakage of a wirc it can be drawn out and a new oue put in 1ts place. is not interrupted. down all the central portion of the city be- THE OMAHA DA 1LY SATURDAY. e L (TN JUNE 18, 1892 e ST Thursday, Friday and Saturday your choice of 1,000 suits, worth up to $12, A UIT stock, in sacks, cutaways, plaids, up as high as $12, and bunched i $1. We have them from $1 See our window. COR. THIRTEENTH AND FARNAM STREETS -- SOUVENIR Wk worth $1.00 given spectal Indocom light plafd flany In hot weather coats and vests, wa offer s, We oan give you & hat and vest For a Dollar. WOULD rather give customers the benefit who There is only ashort time left to wind up the Hell- n estate. Hellman’s 37 years in business) than to give it to the man who stands ready to take the stock at 40 cents on the dollar. urstay,Friday Saturday and a souve nir worth 81 given with éach suit. If you don’t like} the souvenir, we will give you 81 in sil ver, U. money, for 1t GOING UNDER GROUND. TIMME'S SUCCESSOR. one Company to Abate the Overhead Wire Nuisance. The wires of the Nebraska @elephone com- liChance That the Vacancy on the County Board Will Be Filled Today. It is about settled that today the county judge, the county treasurer and the county k will appoint a commissioner from the Thira district to ill the vacancy caused by the death of the late George E. Timme. It Is believed that the new man will be ap- pointed this morning in order that he may sit at the adjourned sessiou of the board which will be held this afteruoon. Who the lucky individual will bs is something that keeps the most knowing ones guessing. If the three gentlemen who have the appoint- ing power bave selocted their man they are keeping still about1t. In fact they are not saying a word and are as dumb as oysters. ast night a delegation of Elkborn voters and taxpayers arrived to fly their colors for G. R. Williams of Elkhorn. In pleading for Mr. Williams they will at the same time pro- test against the appointment of H, E. Nolte, who has bis uza apou the position. Itis said that Nolte is backed up by a petition which measures three yards in length. While Wil- liams aud Noite are sparring for points, Isaac Noyes of Elk City will not let the grass grow under bis feet. Early this morning be will be on hand witn tis friends and a petition, 10 show that he has all the necessary quali- tications required by a county com: i ——— venue between Fifteenth and Sixteenth treets. Mr. ¥ J. Conway, an experienced renches are to be dug about two feet wide nto these trenches will be laid the iron con- pipes or conduits will be three 60 wirss each. The pipes are made of The company will put under ground abont 40,000 feet of line this summer if the work It is the intention to put To Clea Effectually yet gently, when costive of bilious or wheén the blood is impure or slug- gish, to permanently cure habitual constipa- street w0 the norih ime of Davenport | fore the closeof the season. About forty i Street: Davenport street, from Thirty-ninth | men are now at work in the trenches and {l‘;‘:‘“,‘,‘:l‘;"“lzf‘“ “:m:‘odu“f"m:‘gf‘ rec 0.0 street to Fortieth street: Fortieth | tne number will ve increased to between 200 TinE thom s nlin el e At et s Fcom 38 the ~ south ' linc Of | 3ud 300 assoonas the workis Roiten well 3 L5 . 2 M ing street; Mudison strect and the east line of eveath street: Seventeenth stroet from i arney street 10 St. Mury's avenue; the alloy from Twenty- second sireet to I'wenty-fourth street in uisen’s sddition; Nineieenth street from | t Furvam street 1o eizhth street from ti avenue 1o the avenue: v pploton line of Wonlworth | from Twenty- north Daven fourth sireet to city of Omaha; C Twenty-fifth street; line of [ wenty-fourth street to the west line of Twenty-fourth street: Hamilton street from the west line of Fortieth street 1o the way: alley in block 358, city; alley in block 10, Kountze & Ruth's addition. ‘These bids were openod yesterday and the usual nomber ot brick, stone and asphalt men were on haad. Andrew Jancks captured all of the asphalt, On a five-vear guarantee he bid §2.43 per former material bo bia §1.93 ver square yard, The Sioux Falls granite went to J. E. Riley at £2.34 per square yard, while Hugh Murpby was the lowest biader at $2.34 on Woodrufl, Kan., sandstone. John Grant bid oz tho old xpecnfl\::m;ms Tue Barber Asphalt company aunouuced that it had bid on the oid specifications sod @s a result its bid was ot opened. By resolution he boird declared against the stone sidewalk. Thoe document which that that walk was in & n. Drunkenne A disease, treated us such and perma- unectly cured. No publicity. No infirm- Home treatment. Harmless and Refer by .parmission to Bur- lington Hawkeye. ~Send 2o stump for pamphlet Shokoguon Chemical Co., Burlia Ia — - BRound Trip Tickets. Tho oaly line running through trains Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo. Low rates to all points in Colorado, Utah or Pacific consy points. Fast time on elegant vestibuled on, trains, free roclinicg chalr cars and the celebrated Rock Island dining cars.” mfort, safoly and speed secured when ticketed via the ‘Great Rock Island Route. " Ticket offive 1602 Farnam s yreet CHARLES KENNEDY , J. L. DeBevoisg, G.N.W. P. A, City Ticket and Pasa Agt under way. for three years—at times was unable to har, bad a constant ringing in my ears and for ‘wenty- | oral so-catled remedies and been treate by Moore's Tree of Life Catarrh Cure. immediate relief and effocted @ permanent of Twenty-fourth sireet to 193 feet west of | care. Iheartily recommend it to all suffer- s street from the east | ers of this disease and will cheerfully give any further iaformation on_being at my home, No. 223 Sweeney ave., Burling- ine of the viaduct of the Beit Line rail- | O I8 For sale by all druggists. forenoon from 10 to 12 fevers, use Syrup of Figs. ———— Julius T. Festner is at home, 1355 So. 17th street, Omaha, Neb. —_— BURLINGTON, 1a., April4, 1831, Dr. J. B. Moore—Dear Sir: Have been roubled with catarrn in my head and face ———— Fooled Her Poor Old Parents. G. P. Rasher of Bedford, Ind., wants the police %o find his daughter, who is known as Winnie Barrett, and tell ber that her mother is at the point of death and wants to hear from ner. They left the girl with friends in St. Joseph, Mo. about & year ago, aud had beard from her regularly uatil about six wooks 8go. g During the year the girl had told them that she was married 10 @ man named Bar- rett, but had separated from him. Sbe baa asked to have her letters addressed to 112 North Ninth street, and that teils the whole story to those who are acquainted with the geography of the city. She had told them in her letters that she was workiog ina mil- Linery store. WO years wis almost deal. ~Have tried ev- egular physicians and noted specialisis, but ailed to get any relief. I tried oue bottle of It gave addressed Respectfullly, L. Rem, R e — Best time to visit the expagition is the Admission, 25c —— e R y » Admission to national encampment Admission to natipnal encampment WIS o vear minienance: > ° % ¥ | today and tomorrow only 25c; Sunday, 8 | toduy and tomorrow only 25c: Sunduy, 3 J. B. Swith & Co. got all of the Colorado | ¥ 7:30 p. m., biggest day yet. Read | to 7.30 p m., blu’é"”‘ day yet. Read sanastone and the vitrified brick. Oa the | program. Reduced rates on all roads. program. Reduced rates on all roads. BLACKWELL'S or another tried all the different Smoking obaccos, but for” @ good smoke Bull Durham beats 'em all. A leading characteristic of Bull Durham has always been the hold which it takes on old and fastidious smokers, What its’ excellence first secured, its uniformity has always retained, and it is, therefore, to-day as twenty-five years ago, the most popular Smoking Tobacco in the world. Get the genuine. Made only by i Blackwell's Durham Tobacco Co., DURHAM, N. C. WE CUBRE Female Weakness, Catarrh, Rheumatism, AND ALL ~ Chronic, " Nervousand Private L X Diseasts. f)rs. Searles and Searles Acknowiedged to be the most successful Spe- clalists in all PRIVATE, BLOOD, NERVOUS, SKIN AND URINARY DISEASES. Gonorrha in from 3 to 6 days Syphills cured without Mercary. Wealk Nen! (VITALITY WEAR 1 Made £0 by t0g closs appll- L S8 bits contracted in youth. in K of vim, vigor 1 organs impaircd and weakenened prematurely in approaching old age. v UHE We speak from know- edze of PERMANENT RESULTS in many cases Teated and cured in pastwelve years PILES, FISTULA AND RECTAL ULCERS cure without pain or detention from businos HYDROCELE AND VARICOCELE permanently and succesafully cured STRIC nty curea, removal com. uting, caustic or dilatation. Cure at home by patient without s moment's aunoyance. Consultation free. Call onor with stamp Drs. Searles & Searles, 115 Sguth Lith Stroet UMAHA, NEB. onle, Keoeat or Hered!- tary Plies. Tals Kemedy has never bren known 1o 2ail. $1per box. 6 forss; sent by mail. Why suffer from this terriblo disease whea & writien yuarantee Is positively glven with 6 boxes or refand the woney If Bot cured Seud stamp for free Sample. Guaraties issued by Kubin & Co., Druggists, S0lo Agents, corner 16 and DOF glas streais. Omaba. Neb. DEER PARK AND OAKLAND ON THE CREST OF THE ALLEGHANIES, 3,000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER, SEASON OPENS JUNE 22 These famous mountaln resorts, situstod at the summitof the Alleghanies snd directly upon the main line £ and are therefore readily accessit all parts of the country. All Baltimore and Obio trains stop st Deer Park and Oskland during the season Rates, 860, 875 and #0 & month, sccord'ng to loca- tion. Communications should uddressed to GEORGE D. DESHIELDS. Mansger Baltimore ana Obilo Hotels, Cumberland, Md., up to June 10; after that date, elther Deer Park or Osklaud, Garrett County, Md wbia Pneumatio to two Lundred "pounds pressure—A compound tube of rubbers vulcuuized with canvas layers— Eael henlng the others—Great- x ve Tire—It pl The highest of simplicity—A bso- guaranteed {or 4 year. All about it and Columbia’s cyeles in our book about Columblas, tree oo’ application to uny Columbla agent, or sent by wall for two two-cent stamps-Pope Mig. (o, =21 Columbus Ave., Boston. —_—_— AMUSEM K Farnam St Thaatre | DODD OFERA CO,, TONICHT: Girofle-Girofla. SATURDAY MATINE '\ln WONDERLAND. Week Commencing June 13. CURIO HALL— Broulllard Birth of rof. Horn's Troupe of Tralned Birds. TER Sully's Players “Uncle Josh" Sawyer.” the great double bllL Friday, Souvenir Da 10¢ 10¢ mous Wax Groupe, “The and “Tom T3 ALL MANUFACTCRERS' EXPOSITION Coliseum Building. Open from 10 2 m’ until 10:?0 p- M. ADMISSION 25 CE An army of factory employes carry on the actual work of mauufacturing many different iines of %00ds in the presence of the visitors. | A All the latest styles in Soft and Stiff Hats. STETSON’S SOFT and STIFF HATS. AULABAUGH FUR C0., HATTERS AND FURRIERS 218 South 15th Street. 1-‘u55 Stored an_l Rficpli'r_el‘ Fhe Lacgest, Bnstest, 2nd, Mirse NEW YORK, LONDONDERRY AND BLASGOW, ery Saturday, 3 NEW YORK, GIHRALTER and NAPLES, ‘Atregular fntervals SALOON, SECOND-CLASS AND STEERAGE rates on lowest terms to and from the principle 820733, ENGLISE, IRISE & ALL CONTINENTAL POINTS. Excurslon ticketa available ta tetarn by ei(her the plo Suresque Clydo & Novih of Lreiand or Naples & Gibraliar asd Mczey Orders for Asy Amoust st Lowest Rates, Apply L0 any of our jocal Apents o HENDEKSON BRO 5 0r 10 THERS. Chicago, 1L oM e MEALY, " y o Lishig COMPANY'S Extract ofBeef, Do you want a copy of Deel Tea? See that it is made {rom th uine Incom the best. Pure, pala- table,refreshing. Dis- soluds clearly- the Baron Lei- big’s signaure " . in blue on each label, thus. B —— e ———— HAVE YOU FILED YOUR jan Depredation CLAIM YET? You'd better not waste any more time if you expect to get anything from the gov- ernment. Unless you put your claim on record before March 3, 1894 you will never have another chance. It takes time to put an ap- plication in shape, and there isnota bit of spare time left. Whatever you have lost by the Indians, under the conditions described in the law, can be recovered if you go about it in the right way. The Bee Bureau of Claims knows just how to go to work. Write and find out. —THE—— Bee Bureau of Claims 7Omaha_ Neb. Unlike the Dutch Process g NoAllalies ther Chemiecals are used in the preparation of "W. BAKER & €08 BreakfastCocoa which is absolutely pure and soluble. It has more thar. three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Btarch, Arrowroot or Sugar, aud i3 far more eco- than one cent a cup. iing, and EASILY W. BAKER & C0,, Dorchester, Mass, Save Your Eyesight Eyes tested free by an EXPERT OPTICIAN Perfect adjustment. Superior lenses. Nerve ousheadgche cured Ly using our Spectacles snd Eyeglusses Prices low (or first class goods. THE ALOE & PEHFCLO CO,, 114 8. 15tk St., Creighton Block The LORING SCHOOL -proparatory. (Established 1876, TLLINOAS, Y Lady wud arther partlcuiars address HOUL, 23 cTulr .6 Ave., Uhlcage Children. Tus LoRiNG »