Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, June 20, 1892, Page 8

DONT LIKE TEXAS, WEATRER 014 8ol's Eathusiasm Nearly Floors the Boys Quartered at Camp Brooke, SUNDAY AFTERNOON SOME SHOWS Several Pretty Exhibition Drills Given by the Different Companies—A MeCarthy Wins the Individual Prize—Child- ren's Day Tomorrow. TLite at Camp Brooke was exceedingly dull yesterdny forenoon. The sun beat down With torrible force upon the city of tents,and long before noon the heat was so intense that Jife under canvas was almost unendurable. Guard was mounted at the customary time and after that moro than half the soldiers 1n camp left for the city. g Divine seivices were held by Dean Gard- nor in the amphitheator at 11 o'clock. On ac- count of the smull attendance the services wero very short. The dean read a short pas- sage from the scriptures, commented on it briefly and then offered prayer. Company streets were ulmost deserted, but tero and there under an awning could be found two or three uniformed men. quietly talking over their chances for the oup, the maiden prizo or the individual medal. Butthe camp was dead and the heat seemed to grow moro intense every moment, and not a man moved from tho shelter of an awning 1f ho could possibly help it. About noon the band gave a concert in tho grove, but oven the music Had no attraction for the tired out soldiers avd littls attention was paid to it. About 2 o'clock the grand stand began to fill up and before long the promise of & good audience was assured, ‘L'ne individual prize drill for the C., S. Raymond gold medal, for the best drilled soldier in ocamp, was callea at 3 o'clock. Originally There wore fifty odd entries, three being allowed from each company, but when the hour arrived only thirty-three men went on o the field. Tho soldiers in their aifferent colored uniforms were drawp up in a line facing the grand stand and the plan of pro- codure was somothing like the old time spelling school. As soon as a man made an error he was dropped out. Lieutenaut Reed, U. S. A., commanded the drill and Licutenants Andrews and Picker- fug, the other two judges, watched the move- ments of the men. ''he manual of arms came first and & Fencible man_aropped out. ‘Then the crowd cheered, in fact the audienco was very good natured and cheered at every- tbing. One by one the aspironts for the medal fell until only two, a McCarthy and o Sealy, stood before the judges, ‘Unen tho real battle commenced. After ten minutes hara work the boy iu white from Galveston made an error, and left the Little Rock mau standing alone. Durand Whibple, a private of tho McCarthy Light Guards was the winner. The grand stand cheered and yelled, and the McUarthy b who witnessed the drill, nearly went w fhey took Whipple in their arms, threw him in the air, and finally carricd tho victor from the field awid tho cheors of the crowd. 2 A splendid arill by the Indianapolis Light Artiliery followed, and entertained tho crowd for a full half hour. The work of the battery under Captain Curtis was excelient, and was fuliy ns good as thedrill put up for tho prize. 'he University Cadets of Lincoln and the National Fencibles gdve exhibitions, and were followed by the McCarthys and Flotchers, who drilled s one company. Captain Lechtman and his Hale Zouaves then came on and kept the crowd luterested for some little time. Much to.the disappoint- ment of the audience the zouaves did not do their great fence scaling ct. But the most Interesting drill of all for the audieace was the drill of Captain Boyd’s “Ghosts,” which combined both the Sealy and Belknap Riles, drossed in pure white. ‘The manouvers of this command were loudly applauded. Several thousand people in carriags and & grandstand nearly full witnessed the dress parade which followed immediately after tho exhibition drilis National Assock Meeting. At n meeting of the commissioned officers in camp, held yesterday noon, the following companies belonging to the National associa- tion were reprosented: Sealy Rifles, Bel- knap Rifles, McCarthy Light Guard, Fletcher Rifles, Dallas Light Artillery, University Cadets, Lima City Guards, Governor's Guards, Cincinnati Light Artillery, Omaha Guards, Indisnapoiis Light Artillery, Deviin Cadets, Chaffee Light Artillery and the Branch Guards. President Mulford occupied the chair. Secretary Aitchison read the min- utes of tho lust weeting, held at Indianapolis, July 6, 1501, Captain Curtis, chairman of the committeo on rules, reported that the rules were as good as could be mado and that the commit- tee had no suggestions to offer. A resolution barring cadet companies from military schools where there 1s a military fnstructor from the free-for-all was passed. The rules of the Omahos encampment were then adopted. Horoafter privates and non- commissioned ofticers will ba allowed to wit- ness ail drills if they so desire, Any military company is cligible to enter in the maiden class, excopt those having won 8 prize at a national drill. An important change was mado in the na tional and artillery drills, Hereafter tho program will be handed to the company com- mauder as the company marches onto the field, aua uot un hour before, as has been the custom. Another chaoge, which allows com- panies a fifteen-minutedrill before beginning the competitive drill, was made. In refillrd to the Gatling drill the rules ‘wore changed, making eight meu the mini- mum for drill. ‘The meeting then adjourned until noon today, at which time new officers will be tlected and the location for the next en- tampment chosel Program for Today. Toaay will be children's day, and all children will be admitted free. A program similar to that given yesterday will be car- ricd out, in addition fo the regular compoti- tion program, which is: 9:00 a. m., gunrd mourt; 10 a. m., inspec- tion of companies which will drill tiis day; 10:30 a. w. (national), Belkuap Rifles, San Antonto, Tex.. Captain R. B. Green; 11:3. 8. m. (national), Dev Mich., Captain H. C. dress parade, awardin, Camp, Licutenant McGoee, University Cadots, was officer of the guard, Captain Heinig of the Governor's Guards was officer of the day, Mayor Bemis viewed the parade from his carriage last evening. The University Cadets of Lincoln will leave for home Tuesday moraing. A balf dozen Aurora Zouaves from Aurora, 1lL., speut Sunday afteruoon in camp, ancellor Caufleld and wifo wero callers at the University Cadets' camp yesterday. First Sergeant Pollard of the University Cadets speat Sunday at bis home 10 Lincoly, ‘The Belknaps gave one of their famous Mexican dinnors to a few friends last night. Lieuienant Pershing is well satistied with the drilling and diciplive of the University Cadets, The Washington Fencibles attended divine services at Trinity cathedral in a body yes- torday werning. Captain Mci{enzio and Lieutenant Wilson of the Second infantry were guests of Cap tain Richards yesterday, A sparring watch between a bootblack and an Indian soldier was the only attraction at Aitchison’s grove yesterday forenoon, The Omaba Guaras will do camp guard duty from ¥ o'clock this morniug until the last company leaves camp o Tuesday. A silver cup to be kuown as the Omaba cup will be given the University Cadets oy friends, to be beld by compacy A until next year when it will be drillea for by the four companies in the battalion. The judges bave overruled Lhe vrotest en- tered agaiust Captain Bamford of the Omana battery in regird to bis being a regular army ‘The other protest of the Coaffee peo- | ple, alleging that Bamford did not use a full ) team in his drill, has not been answered yet. | tain Bamford says that the regulation fcs only eall for four men in Gatling drill The National Fenclbles of Washington, D. C., were very hospitably entertained Satur- day evening by tho Misses Witman of 620 South Twentieth street, assisted by the Misses Knight, Manning, Ohver and Mrs, Hawes. Mr. John F, Cromelien, formeriy of Washington, happily introduced the boys to their hostesses, The voung ladies left nothing to be wishea for by the citizen soldiers to makoe the evening exjoyable. i At Dr. Birney's Catareh Powaer for tonsil- itis. IPor sale by all druggists. 50 cents. Diphtheria Spr 1 ding—Fenrs that Tt May ipldemie Diphtheria still rages in South Omaha and is evidently on the increase, and it would seem wise if some effectual move was made by the authoritios to prevent its spreading. Yestoraay two cases were re- ported in the fumily of I3d Burke, who re- sides directly ncross the street from tho High school. " Thoso afflicted are children of Mr. Burke's, A caso was also reported in tho family of Mrs. tiveen, who lives on tho alley between Twenty-third and Twenty- fourth streets and M and N stroots, At u recent meeting of the city council ono momber _from each ward was chosen as a board of healtn. The board has failed to moet and agres upon any plan of action and the dread disease is entering many house- holds cach day. The authorities should pro- tect the health of the community and adopt some mothod of effectively wiping out the prevalence of diphtheriz Caught on His Own Line, Yesterday Dr. Siggins removed a largo fish hools from the lett tand of the 11-year- oid son of Edward Brady, living near South Omaha, The lad was fishing with several companions, and in handling the hook it caught 1n bis hand. The wound, though painful, is not of a very serious nature, Disturbed the Pence. J.D. Cody, James McBride and Georgo Sterrett were arrestod at a late hour Satur- day evening at a Twenty-seventh strect ro- sort. They will answer to the charge of dis- turbing the peac Notes and Porsonnls, Isaac Maber is home from an extended stay in Idaho. Sam Gosney has gone to Chicago to attend the convention. ‘T'he city council will meet this evening in adjourned session. James Fleming joined the crowd that went to Chicago last evening. Mrs. Dr. Siggins and children returned yesterday from their visit av Plattsmouth. E. H. Dewey of the Missouri Pacific oftice force has returned from an exteaded visit with his parents at Pierre, S. D. For the first time during the past two vears the front doors of the saloons in South Omaha were closed ‘yesterday. Altogetner it was an improvement over the foruer way. The educational meeting held at tho First Methodist church last ovening brought out a large audience. Addresses were made by Prof. A. A, Monroo, Judge Sutton and A, H Murdock. The district loage of tho Independent Or- der of Good ‘Femplars meets in South Omaha touay. In the evenizg a recoption will b tendered the visitors by the members of Magic City lodge at the First Mothodist Peter Nelson has been arrested upon a complaint filed by Julia Madsen, who charges him with disturbing the peace. Rivalry as boarding houso keepers is the cause of tho trouble, Nelson will have his hearing in police court today. s R Diseaso never successfully attacks a sys- tem with pure blood. Pewit's Sarsaparilla makes pure, nowblood andenriches tho old. i et ‘Who Will be Nominated? Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail way will sell tickets to the democratic convention one fare for the round trip. Tickets good going June 17 to June 21, returning until July 6. Remember thers is an electric reading lamp in_each berth. Trains leave Union depot, Omaha, 11:30 a. m. and 7:05 p. m., arriy- ing in Chicago carly next morning. Ticket ofice, 1501 Furnam styoet. F. A. NAsH, C. CARRIER, Gen'l Agent. City Ticket Agent. e IRISH HOME RULE DENOUNCED. ‘The Ulster Convention Declares Its Fealty to the Imperial Parliament, Berrast, June 17.—The groat Ulstor con- vention to consider the negative side of the home rulo question was held here today. Work was gonerally suspended. Tho city was decorated and many mottoes exprossive of the Ulsterite determination never to sub- mit to the rule of an Irish parliament woro displayed. Ten thousand delegates wore presont. The procoedings opened with prayer by the primate of Ireland, after which the forty-sixth psalm, »God is oar refuge and strength,” was read by Rev. Nathaniel Brown, D, D., ex-moderator of the geveral assem . Rover: MacGeagh, president of the Ulster Liberal-Unionist association, moved that the chair be taken by the duke of Abercorn. The motion was carried and duke took the chair and addressed the convention. At the conclusion of his spoech Sir W. G. Ewart proposed resolutions declaring that Ulster avowed its fixed resolve to retain un- changed its present position as an integral portion of tho United Kingdom and pro- tested in @ most unequivocal manner against the passage of any measuro to rob it of its inberitance in the impsrial parhament, under which its capital was 1nvested and its bomes and rights were safeguardod; that it would have nothing to do with & par- liament certain to be controlled by men responsiblo for the crime and outrage of the land league, the dishonesty of the plan of campaign and the cruelty of boycotters, many of whom had shown themselves ready instruments of clerical dominution. It de- clares that an attempt to set up such a par- llamont will. inevitably result in dis- order, violenco and bloodshed such as bas not been experienced during this century. It announces its resolve to take no part iu the elections or proceedings of such authority, which, shoula 1t ever be consti tuted, Ulster will be forced to repudiate. [t appeals to fellowcountryman, hitherto in favor of o separate parliamont, to abandon the demand which hopelessly divides Irish- men,and unite under the imperial logislature in developing the resources and furthering the best iuterests of the county. e ol Gl Mrs. L. R. Patton, Kockford, il writes: “From personal oxporionce I can recommend DoWitt's Sarsaparills, a cure for impure blooa and geuneral devility,” Ll Go to the exposition and see how the goods you buy are made. Admission, 25c. A Redmond Roturns Home, New Yori, June 18.—John E. Redmond sailed for Europe today, S Dr. Birney's Catarrn Powder curo catarrh, For sale by all druggists. 5) cents e Sheriff Bennett went to Lincoln Saturday, taking with him Abe Powell and Leua Jones, who will bo placed in the penitentiary. Powell burglarized astoro and was sonten céd 10 three years. The Joues woman was con- victed of larceny from the person and got eighteon months, e DeWitt's Sarsuparilia cleanses the blood. THE 0 THE COMING CITIZENS Rev. A, J. Turkle Addrowsos Some Re- marks to the High School Olass. ADVANTAGES OF LIVING OMATTA NOWADAYS St. Panl's Advice to the Corinthians Con- cerning Running Applied to the pecti ates with Varla- tions and lustrations, ros- Grad Soveral weoks ago the graduating class of tho Omaha High school decided by ballot that Rev. A. J. Turkle, of the Kountze Morm- orlal Lutheran church should ba roquosted to deliver the annual sermon to the class. Yestorduy moraing was tho time selucted for the sermon. Tho interior of tho church edifico was handsomely decorated with choice flowers, The audience was large and all the mom. vers of the class but three wore prosent, hay- ing seats 1n tho center part of tho house. Rev. Mr. Turklo found his text in I Cor- ‘Know ye not oth the prize. So run that' yo may obtain.” What Paul Was Driving At. Ho said that St. Paul was familiar with the games aud contests of tho Greclan fosti- vals, Tho Corinthians were also familiar with Grecian sports and it was natural thero- fore for Paul to employ tihesa fizures of speech to convey what ho had to communi- cate. In the races, which were the most intensely interesting part of the festival sports, each runner had a chance to win, but only one took the prize. I'his thought has its" anology in humap lifo. The prize is beforo all, but only ono horo and thero succeeds 1n winning it, Muny suffor ths misorics of failure, fow win tho satisfac- tion of succass. *“You aro \n the game for moro than a ponnant or a cup. You have more spectators than can crowd into an amphitheater on the athletic grounds. The amphitheater of the world surrounds you, and tier-on tier of wit- nesses enconpass you about. Seeing this, may you each one run 5o as to obtain.” Chances to Win In Amerlea, Rev. Mr. Turkle congratulated the young peoplo upon their saccessful completion of tho first part of the race, the course in echool. He said the young people beforo him had entered upon a™ rich heritage. Our country furnishes scope for every power, This is an age of push and enthusiasm. The nations of the earth are flocking to this country and & new people is being moulded doestined to oxercise a com- manding influence upon the entire world. ~ The vastness of the country and its wonderful possibilities wore spread beforo tho hearers in eloguent words, The advantages for education in every de artment of science and art were vividly set forth and the religious tendency of the nation was dwelt upon. The wondertul progress of invention and of scientific research during the past fifty years were also illustrated. The speaker predicted that the next fifty years would see still more wonderful things accomplished than thoso of the past half century. _Ho thought the members of the Omaba High school class haa reason to congratulato them- selyes that they had reached the great stago of huaman existence at this particular juncture. 1t was a wonderfully favorable and advantageous time in which to live on the earth, He congratulated tho young people also upon the fact that their native land swood in thoe very forefront of progress and civilized enlighienment, This, the best of all ages yet known, and America the best of all countries yet known in which tolive. The speaker then spoke impres- sively ot the importance of youth and the great necessity of improving every moment of time. 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CHARLES KENNEDY , J. L. DeBevoisg, G.N. W. P. A, City Ticket and Pass. Ag Rl S Dr. Culiimore. ocuusi. B33 building PR —— Rewarded His Kindness. Atcmisoy, Kan,, June 18.—|Special Tele- gram to Tue B ]—Rev. J. 1. Berlin of this city, who proaches on Sunday and opar- ates a tailor shop during the wesk, recaived 8 letter today announcing that a Mrs. Wise, one of his old parishioners in Hancock, Pa., had died, leaving him heir to her estate, valued at $50,000. The deceased was 80 years old and when Berlin was a boy he treated the old lady kindly and she re- warded him. Al DoWitt's Sarsaparilia dostroys such pol sons as scrofuls, siin dioaso, = czoma, rhou matism, 1ts timely usesaves many lives, — Best time to visit the exposition is the forenoon from 10 to 12, Admission, 25¢ e Hayden Bros. 8-string cabinet grand upright piano, new scale, $187.50. 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Beats, b and 10 Conts Healthful Happiness. he bicycle of tomorrow may be better than the bieyclo of today The Columbiaof today is the best of the —It cannot bo botter until it i mude better--1t cannot bo made better until modern mochanics ad- vance unto nnothor plane of suc- cessful accomplishment-—In those days the Columbia will lead as in lays of now, bins, MANUFACTURERS' E Coliseum Building. Open from 10 a. m. until 10:30 p. m, ADMISSION 25 CENTS, 52 pagos of postivity, troo at wpy Columbis y OF sunt 11 for two 2-cont sainps. Miz Co., 201 Columbla Ave., Boston, ntly want U Freque'iy, IDEA IN ADVERTISING, 1y of factory employes oarry on th Address suddenly, without notice, N IPIOe L Taes of goods in the preseuce of tho visiturs.