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v Y | be excluded from the floor while the bill was v BRILLIANT E Fortunately the engineer and flreman eos . EXCHANGED SWEAR WORDS | it T T “QNHA CREAT RACE e mennn | St Sttt gt | Grand Spring ‘ Barry said ho hoped the motion would not | Thousands of Visitors Enjoy the Sights nt Masle, Flowers, Crowds and Hean i 1il. ns it was highly improper and like- Faleoner's Opening. Fabries at Morse's Oponing. broken up and will be il Fight as soon as the wise discourteous. He insisted that Mr. When N. B, Falconor came to Omaha | oo g ; Tho eommercial enterprise of the peesont | WFeoking crew 1ift it out of the mud ! A Moring Prager in the Senato Dolayed b Rosowator had as fuch right on the flo0r a8 | tyenty-four years ago ho had but one object | Fiftioth Annual Contest with Oambridge | aeo is tetily romarkable, and nowhes M1Es D}fiLXTT}.E 0 )C““” Energetio Profanity, “'Stevens also opposed the motion. He de- | and oe aim. That was to establish and | Beats All Pretfous Time Records. | the truth of this statement been by [ . { | main o | i olared that if one was excluded all should pe. in the largest and the most compl 3 omplified than at the maguificent openis Porter sald he endorsed the position taken | retail dry goods house west of Chaeago. The | the Morse Dry G by Stovens, He hoped the house would not | ghject has beon steadily kept in view, and A last @ Miss Bosa M oll Doolittlo @ | MAIORS AND DYSART HAVE A WORDY WAR | b e o fow 18 action. £o the i Hans i B T s be. | TUN PEREOMANGE TEOR ! POUR . M e e o ha oaot fewan) | i o et YoM, THformation TONICGHT e 00 of Sy DOraOnl el today the name of N, B. Ialeoner has be- For the past month the work of prepara- | of whose notable feat was obtainad by Tur bTY 'Ames wanted to say that he arose in be- | come a household word, not ouly in this city, | 3 | tion had been going on. The buyers had | Bre first of all papers, will arrive in Omanha ation to say that it | but throughout the whole of Nebraska and Falthtully Tralned Crews Show the Result of | hoen in the east making large by tho Chicago & N. the Perfection of the Amer- Railroad System. { is company in this city 2 to Understand That Corporation Tom Gi half of the Omaha del And All Day thwestorn railway at | Mo Can't Run Things to Sult Himsell was highly improper, and to endol the | western Towa as well. His reputation has i Careful Prepafition in Actual Work purchases of all the latest novelties, both o'clock this aftornoon, and icave a fow | " A Without Getting a Thrashing— { position taken by the'gentleman {rom Mer- | poon established, and the house fow —Warning ¥6 Yale and Harvard foroign and domestic, the clerks had been | minutes later by the Union Pacifie l h " A Work of the Légllatare B viht iko ob Jocted 10 kg, bocti. ofisames | FAYAL / ¥ of Wikt is Comin busily engaged in the work of arranging | Miss Doolittle loft Chicagoat 10 o'clock urs a,y | ous proceeding. | Long years ago Falconer's spring openings il them as they arrived, and the result was | 1ast night and she will bo on the go for nine- 1 ] & | became famous, as they drew out the people that the house presented on the occasion of | teen days, traveling betwee . . f " , Hiteheoek's Bill Knocked Out., | 4 0 y A R OGR 99, —The great & vows | d L ays, traveling between widely separ Lixcovx, Neb., March 22, [Special The motion waant ontortained by Caspor, | A0 gave thom eorrect fdeas of the Intesy | LONDOX, March 22, —The great n:n[-m\;m‘ the opening a scene rarely equaled ated points on tho North Amorican conti Il ay i gram to Tik Bes.]-—Senatorial dignity and | o KOI PR T P tho houso refused | Styles in the fashion centers on both sides :'.{l‘,‘l,:;“:l"( :’h‘l"“l'} W'::‘{k”:1\..‘““.:“\»““’.;\ | The Farnam and Sixteenth street en- | nent, without stepping foot on tho ground and i the English language were not to be men- | ;5 qvance the bill at that time. Aftera | of theoccan. From the time whoen he firsy | Lammbric b ook pla oY | trances were brilliantly illuminated with | She will go to Portland, thence to the City 3 tlonod fn the samo breath when Licutenant | (ouple of other bills had beoa passed, how: | came to thia city ke mado it o point to intro- | the Thames. The courso was that WSWre | plectric lights, and the show windows, ar- | of Moxico, thenco by way of St. feuis and 5 3 Governor Majors and Senator Dysart met in | eucr, unanimous consent was asked to ad- | duco the Parisand London siyles atthe | stretch of water betwoen,Putney and Morts | wincod by the dextrous skill of N, B, | Detroit through Canada to Now Yotk and avuraa L sfore | vince the bill and no objection was raised, | same time that they were introduced in | joee which measuros approximately four f I , h the senato chamber this morning ust before | yince the bill and no oblection was misfh | QU0 GOR® [EpENS, “iliis fact having | i Tl M Horton, presentod a beautifal picturo to | Boston, thenco back t Chicaro, 1o objoct 3 the upper houso was called to order. Tho | Ftie bill was then pluced.on a, passhie; Bl | L0 e well known, his -openings [ and q..,uxl\,‘,.:..{\‘n.. This was 1 ..-le.;‘l;r: [the “tyo. Upon entering one was | Of Uhelrib isto show tho porf tion of the | A prosiding offcer of the senato had just 1eft | objoction” to Hosewater's prescncs - being | always boen regurded a8 the socioty events | «asion on which tho aunual eraze in London | grocted by tho perfumes of roses, lilies | Kinrivan raitiogds POt system of his private room to take his scat in the | again disregarded of the season s | known as the blue fever reaches its climax. | of the valloy and other flowers, the sweet | When Miss Doolittle was asked 1 3 giak % L18! vod e 0 Pecom- esterd vas announced | kK 51 ofie o 58 o thousands whe & o M asked by o » >, AT E chair, and socing the senator from Nuckolls | Iyner then moved that the bill bo recom: | reatends I‘|ll_“:‘\rl.':w'::|""!\"\\‘*Wt“;"‘_}m.I_! 11| Ivery one of the enthusiastic thousand \.\n; | strains of the Grand Undon orehs 6 I Oltieasra ‘Tiig toneetex 10 sy | M any Surprise | at his desk walked around that way to see if | FUCEE 49, ROTE 00 0 5 [ 1ast nieht, and novwithstanding the | ‘l‘l”“" ""“‘:' };I‘““ r‘"! ”"'} r"w"”\"";,“r;( dering practically the pr TR Aies Bl g chd Loy i he couldn’t smooth over the il feeling caused | “4f; 11 f was 8o Ordored: ¢ all reference to | agrecable condition of tho weather the im- | the color in cither of two shades—tho dark | tho recent inaugural b gton. | O course 1 di hat's the grivl of it BRnii 0% 4 tie - PRk 5 A1186 BLOIS WAK OroWd 6l 5stas soon as | blue of Oxford or the lighter tint affected by | and a moviug mass of humanity, smiling and | T am fond of traveling, she went on in a Scauty Re gns Supreme | by the occurrence of yesterday afternoon other counties except Douglas, and the bill | mense store was crowded ulmost as soon us | blue of Ox ) ( 1 nity, [ By R ng won ina | K i Y o ma-t-o-r he sald | will then stand denuded of the clonk that | the doors were thrown open at a few min- | the admirers of Gambridge. The American | chatting as if oblivious toall workdly cares. | Dright, vivacious way, vand | am gencraily | i0-0-d m-o-r-n-ing, s : e & the resl object of | utes after 7 o'clock. 1t was o pretty sight i cus plontifully represented and with | 10 addition these sights one saw an’ interjor | ccounted a good traveler. The fact that 1 Stocks Unsurpassed writh that fndescribablc, affectod drawl that | was intended to vover up tho real obloct of | hies §Ier FOSIGHE, [0 Vite, B Iieey BIELL | colony was plentifully reprosentéd and \\|.1: beautirully draped and fostoonod i all sorts | A to Lake the irip alons has 1o terrors for | Stock Surpasse fnvarinbly winds up with an infloction, ris- | it Tt will then appear ' s bruc e 808 | CCR0 T the frout. door of the grat dry | & Feason, for it Cambridge won she would | of colors, the richest fabrics tastily arraved | M. I can always flad entertainment for ing about ten feet per story. He extended | of the World-Herald | goods house and looked down through the | certainly be represented at the international | inshow 18 1]n1| \he oo n‘u vs, and gror mlw .}u I > My 3 to (o reaily, | 8 B t v p resol alling | ereat rooms ht have been imagined | regatta in America this year, and if Oxford | wher ric lights an [V CI N B b LT S ] ex W0 bo his hand, but the senator ref it, Newberry's joint resolution calling upon reat rooms, what might hav 4 3 4 nee % | alone i to be oblisoed to 100k aftor 86mo . sl F P4 ¢ and rising to his feot declared that he | congress oto foreclose on the Union Pacitia | avision of fairy land was presented. - But o | wwon thero was a strong possinility that the | o eaualtet Tekyicanany bda e dibe |0 B i o ae b rv e | EyeryBody 18 MU S . i 1S | 10 satisfy outstanding bonds, passed by o | trip through the store and a journey amon [ ooy S0 RO TR el backs and | COUISC swe sie betweon the selections | 0N rai s lave mad selves at home during wouldn't shake hands with an individual | st Cie soutl foh; GONPRTbS iy urk 1d al ! | by the orchestra every artangement for my comfort, and | oo 6L 0. he costly wares and fabrics was cenvine- [ (B DIMCS | hediet esraalinld R e ’ A s d who would be guilty of such conduct a8 that | “ir. i tricd to bring up his resolution call- | ing evidence that it was not fairy land, buta | Strain theld muscles to win new laurels on | Hero was laid beforo the public a stock of | {Ithoueh {sbioss 1 shall bo a bit tired o which characterized the course of the pre- | fng for the impeachment of thestato ofticers, | store’ that was pride’fo uny city n'tho [ taASIdE OE the WaleE Lo i i the.| 50008 Feprosen ing O o Cmselutted | e thie wenerlands will e, on tis Kiole & siding officer of the senate on the preced- | but secured only thirty-six yotes to that end, | land. : ; HHSto%0 HEThe TIVRL G| vaaILini | nekicioe my Bin to_ 0 bedstond. - Thiste, | Dloasaht on G OPENING WEEK - : a8 several members had bills on third read Taking a trip down the right hand side of yoft alun icles from o pin to a bedstc ais 1 e e N . b " ing that they wanted to geb out of the way. | the room one saw the silk and dress goods | Crews and Positions, | mark was heard from a lady spectator: I 'h NRL e Dagoad Saouid TRk o ©I thought you were a gentleman,” re- | Tk tollow (hir BLILS Witk pansatl | department, which is complete in overy de- | mwq i 7 | intended to go to the World's fair, but thi orr shall not have a private car, for 1o following bills were pa | The rivals lined up and had_ weights 1" Bave sOE Lbe oHiENS. Bhd ShAll &L that iira measure would defsat the purpose | marked Majors. House roll No. 505, by Luikart, .for the re- | tail, and for the especial benefiv of theldies | 15y . D LT LRyt e whi b T R GeL A 8 PR e ) oae. | : e “Tam," retorted Dysart, “but you aro not. | lief of Mary J. Carscalien; by a vote of | it1sonly necessary to say that there they | Woizht, Oxford. Fosttion. Cambridge. Wetght, | oM. “The manageme red uo expenso | fonwhioh {am undartaliing tho trip, T want and that is why 1 decline to have angthing | 70 to 0. can find cverything that is needed for th 10w C0ton | How ALK Bramson i | (o make the openiug a brilliant affair. | 10 show how comforiable, nd | | s ey S ¥ House roll No. 170, by Cross, to_amend see- | comfort and oquipment. ‘There are silks in | 37 §'A-gord ™ Two 6% kowebliiow filw | Twentyfive hundved cat flowers wero dia. | 8110 travcl on, the gidiuany coneh is for | Lo e ¢ v snded to | Hon 1303 ptor xv, of the Consolidated | allof tho latest shades and qualities, wush | 5 {1 yepen Foar NHL M. Walter 113 | SpUIOC AMONG RHE adles B veiT® Moy | everybody elss inu palace car, only one sew 1 see by Tur Bee that you intended 0 | gyyytes of Nebraska of 1801, entitled “Elec- | sitks and stripes being the most desivable, | j5i W, Nicallen kv G.C. Kerr 14 clox he supply was exhauste A e oy o 8 [“, 3 hit me yesterday,” suid Majors, taking & | tions,” and to repeal said soction; defeated | while among the ! .l-!m crys .Iul cortls, | I AL Flownor | SIC LA K Olivant 65 :nirrlx--[rlhrluil\-(‘vrm-l‘l;:.-* L P S i AR s U[S a we [] r new tack, *1t was probably a fake." 4ot 640 to 49 Canton crepes, serolland ornamental designs, | 170 ; Dittman Sovan K. 0. Korrlso [ ered thro e | B0 t5 AL 1ot b S\ 6 S No, it_was not a fake,” replied the sena House roll No. 443, by Higgins, amending | printed and twilled Indias, splash designs in | 1% 1. ¥ Ditkinton stroke 'T. &, Lewls 18 menkns i ;{l:_/«-nfm ory," being lighted | PHUEEE 0 S ’.“f,'l“‘, o ",“ ,‘.H s tor from Nuckolls, *‘It was my intention to | section 8,432, chapter xiiii, of Statutes of Ne- | all colors are very swell and the latest rros hios traited “fatthtally since. | PY.300wax candlos sadlielil 11 rotur 1 n : =l PG Al st | . Both'crews have trained faithfully since | “procending to the top floor one saw an end- | OF¢ the arrangements at the various jun Tave hit you, and I would have done it had | braska of 1501, and to regulate the duties of | things out. The black with white dots anc T3 Pulb e e i 16 b o0 || s e G oo i Roow of A I B D6SA HOLHS oNtKAB OE Wia Blation Siecial o o you persisted in your determination to | the chaplain of the state pemtentiary;re- | delicate little moss roses is in the marlet for 11t T tigat u 1ine” s to thelr respective | for pumory o hugS Teneran, Lazona, ‘Turk- | o hiss from one train to another pecial opening day bar- fgnoro s, W would have pulled you out | comimitted for correction ! o big run and i popular for evening and "Uhe latest betting returns, how. | Sy nonurd and amerioan: matiitgs from' | W.NRRTIOLONE A b0 oot he e onoand o Wt of that chair if you had not come down from | House roll No. 83, by Haller, to amend an | street wear, while the two-shade silk is B e ook TRk AL HO (| ohittimeand g deatpatetor sml kinasy | o shall tikaslongbwolnrsabla aneand | L oS B i G 5 de= your high horsc.” act to amend section 65 of articls {of chapter | going to be Just the thing for parties. An- | VIt b b wE oAt e seons | CrapartessandgunEeIgteEtes OppoateeRte | (Foith et LR T Wiy Chike o o : I CLLL Gl Thoy Swore Like Troopers. xiv of the Compiled Statutes of Nebrasknand | other color that Falconer shows is the vemi- | (G G TS SR RRERG S, TR frock to wear Sundays. 1 shall pass the ment: 0 s | torepeal said section: by a voue of 87 to 0. nence,” u beautiful cardinal supposed to cor- | FHe ErH R M A ombination AMCRUNANY h] Bottladd kaa tha second partment: Fe s aroul JoU wOlELHOGIp I Se OUb I s tge woll by committeeon claims, | respond with the color of the robes of the | {0 Wik (RIEHS AR F81a] City of T R f the chair,” asscrted Majors, forgetting in : . Aims, ¥ : L) also had a slight pull in the aggregate weight, the City of Mexico. I it is bright and sun $38 basa tic Ata'w] thathe Had so assiduously | appropriating. for payment of miscel- | pope at Rome. While this colorapplics o | 00" his “incication almost invaviably finds shiny I may want toget rid of travei stain oty 5 his rage the drawl thathe had so assiuously | j,neous indebtedness owing by the state of | the sitk, it runs through all of the aress | 0o AR N PG s hortsmen, - and sce sights. 1 shall travel in the d I T'he beautiful, chaste cultivated, and then dignity and ofticial posi- | Nogla was made a special order for the | goods and also extends to gloves, wraps and | 2 Koo Uhad Rnotherimad Ssasle fon | o FETiy z 9% tion were alik [nrunllvn’ as llln-.|mll‘lstuni| | afternoon in committeo of thewhole, and tho | ha Crowds at the Start. seo ! 1 ‘.‘Iluv her made expressly w: | and classic there and roundly “‘cussed” and abused each | . el \ el Tioti (814 ToHIy Bronat- b ey NEE R o o journcy. butit wasn't successiul, s lass 3 noon recess was then taken ight here it is only proper to say thal On Putney bridge before the raco began Tiatke throl 5 | other. | Falconer carrics the best styles and the | pows of people lined the parapet and S B R clovhes | Majors declared that he had never been Refused to Bother with It, IAERRL KEanlc B 1t Werb ot Clicalo O pen e parapet s Doolittle’s old clothes v ploasing | 3 ; i argest stock of silks wost of Chicago. atehed the preparations for the start. On oty, Sho is L] 3ra 5 i pulled out yet and was not any slouch when | At the opening of the afternoon session | “The glove department occupies & quiet | tho wido Yoo Shors in Tty ofibha rowing variety. Shio s u ta ; Brandenbury Cloth, gLV 3 108s tried to again bring up No. I d o ittle nook near the sillke department an | RRhE Housaa e i £ b 4 ) | sur . tex- "n“"“i“ I“Wy a th 1;;’ Siein tow pump- '1 e '1" ) “'f' o 1 ".h ad of | litil e b and lub houses a great . | read e W hite unsurpassed for tex g rt intimated that he was a few pum the special order for the session, but objec- | as complete as it can be made. For th | Bach side of the river lined et SRR Ea white | e = King himselr ot that kind of business. o | tion was raised on the ground that the bill | clusive benefit of the ldies v cun Iy with! tugs, barges, wherries and all muo- | e g SoLe L e dol i BB L auiyed) ture, style and wear sald that hio was 60 years bld and had been | had been given too many. favors during tho | thut the correct styles th nwill be | por of odd crafts accommodating sightseers AR i AN Bttt in half o dozen as husky fracases as ever | pagt few duys, and the house committce of | eminence, brown, light lavender and pearl, | Ashore and afloat thore v kD tenors a closely Htting bodice, with - yoko i bloomed on carth and he had yet to receive | the whole refused to take it up. | though brown and black will still be in favor. | bunting. = Along the cour H oIS bR vEs OFWaQl v his first licking, “Why, d— vyou," he | The special order occupicd the attention | feyond the silks and looking thr weroe filled witk ¥ Tho s Do olaa W CL RO added, “if you try anything of that kind you | of the house for an hour and a half. Some | perfect bower of roses, hyacinths and S e earsand o dimond ring gleamed TR Aot ¥ i et 16T have cene was one of constant brightn shapely hands. will be knocked out of that chair i lave | amendments were offered, but before the | plants, which lent their fragrance to the Tha start took place from the Stone Road Miss Doolittle’s ¢ personalit 10 do it myse 3 consideration of the bill was completed the | atmosphere, one saw the laco department, | bridgo at Putnoys. Cambridge won the t0ss Miss' Daolittlers entire persouality The talk was heard by several persons | commitice rose to reccive the report of the | complete in every dotail, comprising every- | and chose the Survey sido. The tide was T e R T standing near the gate, although it was not | committee on citics and towns, thing from the cheapest t that made by AN | Eoarin o e r ey akde, S as that of a brient, alert American 3 loud enough to atvract the attention of all The report recommended the indefinite | and costing X125 per yard. Then there were | wind, All being in readiness the official AR LG CHIL YOS SERLI G 0 o in the scnate chamber. The licutenant | postponement of house roll No. 489, the | ribbons—ribbons enotgh to reach around the o g & Sl st good to look at and thoroughly able to t starter fired the pistol, and amid the shouts G farther | of thousands of admi and the hooting the store were the domestics and | and screaming of steam whistles and governor found that for once his little | Omaha che scheme of abusing opposition senators from | the same bill r g care of he s introdug nd that senate file No. 127, | world 1 at the other end | dow self under any eireu | the chair and then smoothing it over- | of the building, be engrossed for third read- | cheay 1d back again, while a little e - ‘ Sold everywhere at 25c. e alat and) than, of dress goods for house and afternoon | sivens the crewsshot up stream. Yells e HERBERT WAS DISAPPOINTED, " it b b wear, of excitement and shou of encourageme 0 ple vas g P i a richly | — Tho first part of the report was adopted, | ‘Tho hosiery dopartment_came In for its | hoin ceome neame L oneleouragomont to Glevator was a bruss bedstead with a richly | concluston of the Winstow Divoreo Caso | PR Ep) 15" n 2 SENATE, but the latter part was not concurred in and | share of inspection by the fairones who tho bonts camo in stght, and as they passed | Srarpc SMIOpY abovo, valued ab 8150, and bo, at Yankton. i 2 - the charter went to the general file. an eye to quality and style. Whileit may be | tho crafts of every kind to be seen on the ’l""‘gfiw‘ L G Bt b B Yaxkrox, 8. D., March 22, —[Special Tele * e DAy e s Ao Actempta | The ‘Douglus: ‘county 'delegation 'then | delicate subjoct o spaale of, itisa a0t | Phames closed in pahiind and crowded atter. | ““Gn”tho third Aoor ouosav a large assort | Eram to Tie Bee]—Herbert Hall Winslow | Qpeni / to Push Bills Ahead, wanted to g0 at_once iuto committee of the | just the same, that the correet thing in hosi- ¥ = S U R LA B R L s | Opening Wednesday even- LixcoLs, Nob., March 23— (Spocial to Tur | Whole on_the charter bill, but the house | ery is onyx dye, o coal biacl, though the LHEEIN LRI ) B e A Rt [oann, Juity IO ATInslow Y i Attt it | 5 Brs—Toduy's procecdings in the senate had | Would not agree to it and the supporters of | eminence will find'favor in fashionable cir- | At Clasper's boat, house Cambridge was | fy capes, ranging in price from £ to 2100, | today, according to the verdict of a jury of the measure concluded that they would wis of newest effects and latest cal enter- et ernrdetingng 736 cles, While passing the hose the linen de- | leading by three foef, In the last half of the | 18 wowns of n sand late n‘,‘)‘t:"&":'“’s'":\“fl {;:'fl:‘}‘“fi' "(';;‘l“"l‘q“' ‘:‘ have to trust to lucic to it made a spe- | partment should not bo overlooked, s Fal- | race Oxford forged fhead. At the threo- | Ihelntest destans in ludios’ shi lre \ full | el ere pi y sedate as com- | cial order or advanced later on. coner has the linen trade of the state. Being | quarters point " Okford was six feey | IMPONGC und fuiton Jackets, the el At e X oo | tainment by a full orchestr: pared with the exciting and turbulent scenes | Houso roll No. 405, by Goss of Douglas, | & Scotclman himself, Mr. Faleoner knows | in advance? lod by ' vard at Chiswick 1 which s vuftod silkc front, giving tho | was in favor of the dofendunt in the divorco | y of yesterday afternoon. As soon as the read- | fAXing street raiiroad fares, regulating trans: | where to go when hie buys his linens, and | about two and one-half miles from the start | Same effect as a silk waist: ludies' skirts of | achion brought by the drimatist. fog of the journal had been, sompleted. fors itom n::i'limwn' branch of 4 stroot rail- | that ho may got the best and give his'cus- | maintained the lepd tp the end and won by <:1h1h”:-;1;( tl‘:llul:‘dhll';‘v;-n ';1"[:;\‘unu||‘l“\-l nsigne | ROEb o O TR e SheSE e nin | oo bateh of comumitteo raports wone paced | To4d to another line or branch of said street | tomers the benefits he buys from the Scoteh | twoand ono half lougths. twelve men. After an all night session the | 11E with grand mus atterof | Jury reached an agreement at 5 . m. and it m ; railroad, and_fixing a_penalty for the viola- | and Irish manufacturers, taking the products | The time of the race, 18:47 was the best | Y68 yokes and Bolero jackets with unscl | room during the trial and the jury wi Youcannotafford 4 in the secrotary’s hands. Something of a | tion of the provisions of this uct, was passed | direct from the looms of tho old world, ever mude over the course. The b RITiliige SUTRdBtLeIth el Ay torfon Ithist patherion AlhellubyAniog sho caspiandinie: | debate oceurred over the recommendation of | by a vote of 83 to 0. 3 While there are many thingson the first | ous time was that of Oxford last TR G S L e I P Ll Ui to stay a way._ A A trimittoe on constitutionnl Amendmants House roll No. 160, by Goldsmith, to | floor for the ladies, the men have not been The race was of added interest to Ameri- | V4GS &n At I|n south end of this floor PRI A SR can tite | ) that sonate flles Nos. 183 and 143, both Lok- | duend sections 882 and 230 of section 84, | neglacted, as the furnishing department | cans this year by reason of the prospective | Wis the millinery department, which hvas | B, WIS 15 sach, ash dojen over Bis | 3 ing to the clection of United Statés senators | entitled “Part i, Criminal Procedure,” re” | contains all the articles of gents' wearing | appearance of = these famous crews fn | SXceptionally replete with all ‘the latest | dofent, but ftmdy asserts what ho will usti- | “Dfiv‘ 2 by u direct vote of the people, be advanced | 1ating to limitations of criminal prosecutions, | apparel, with the exception of clothing, | America against Harvard or Yale, so a com- | SWI0S. 0 =0 00 e v e i e to third veading. was next put on its passage and carried by a | hats, caps and shoes, By keeping the best | parison of the time made at home and abroad | O the sccond floor was 1o be soon the awt | WFe W AROW I8 B0 i 00 ST | 5 Senator Tefft opposed the report. He | Voteof 7Ltodl i goods in this line and by sclling them at low | becomes a matter of importance. Tn a four- | {fPartment with its varted assortmont, | 3 Eies WO So0ie, RO 10 T cnee and 000 failed to understand, he said, why so many | House roll No. 454, by Cornish, to amend | prices, Mr. Falconer has become the leader | mile raco Harvard and Yale have never | Gierc dvefond satinsofa pitiows, wsh paint | 5% 0 WREE CUEIREEE 0 RS BRol B of tho senators assumed that the people | @1 act entitled: “An Act to Incorporate | in gents' furnishing goods. equaled the time made by Oxford last yea ‘l"‘.l‘sf‘,' SLAL BAhS HooAs. trorl Basleats dnd | until midnight nat night ity AMUSEMIENTS were demanding the election of United | Cities of the First Class and Regulating Leaving the lower floor and going up one | In 1888 the distance was covered in 20.10. | (/08 SEEHS, BB 008, WOK baskets anc e f SE o5 oS States senators by a direct vote. The | Their Duties, Powers, Government and | fiight, there is a continuous surprise, for in silk drapes. The display of these goods was L S present system had given to the United | Remedies,” approved March 20, 1850; by o States & body of men who had no superior | VOt€ of 40 to 24. be enough garments to clothe the town. excepionally well made and attracted gen- Morgan Isn't ¢ : for Gold. | i NEW Cral Bitention. O this M0F Wer0 ATSOHG | g HorEan Liwc alug for Gold BOYD'Sryii¥er. smouscmet Before sailing this | ¢ ) o 5, by S amendchs | qe brella, parasol, book, boot and shoe, mus- Y 4 on earth. flo did not believe that the nomi. | _Houseroll No, 93, by Sisson, to amend chap- | Here again one finds the styles of Paris Ty it e s tome | morning J. Pierpont Morzan denied the pub- . S Unitel Sttt noveomat thonoml. | ror Siiv. of thio statutos of Nebrasia, en- | Berlin® and London, . including. - ove lin underwear and_ corset departments, some | morning J. Pierpont Morzan denied the pub fie:’mamaTheaIer Gumpnny 1 of St. Louls, the cloak department alone there seems to GO-AS-YOU-PL A the Walking Match ont. i itled *P1 J uc| i} i f the more noteworthy articles being two- | lished statement that he is going abroad to conventions would be good policy. titled “Public Iustruction;” by a vote of 86 | thing from the common street jacket 8 Padestrinn olob tet At Dwantie ity S n R Faboh bimas sgotiate gold loans of 30,0 o sal Senator Correll replied to Tefft's remarks | 10 nothing. to " the ™ butterfiy capor: trimmod | The Pedestrian club met at Twentieth and | toned corsets, tne silk night robes trimmed | negotiate gold loans of £50,000.000. "o said with considerable spirit, nators Darner Elder's Little Bill Was Loaded. with Grecian grimp and tinsel. The | Cuming streets lust evening to hear reports | with Valenciennes lace, chemises of china he “I a8 simply x,‘:mk abroad for a rest and In the Following Revertolr p and Stewart also spoke in favor of the | Houso roll No. 180, by Elder, making it un- | most fashionable oncs ave in light colors | of committees and to adopt rules and regula- | SiK With lace voio :.‘t!“llvix R o 04 B SAerim b o Thursday BEvoning, Maroh 25 i Toport, and when the debates closed tho | lawful for any railroad comphuy to pass or | Wita pearl buttons as large as saucers. The | tions governing the walk to Fremont, which | At e south end of this floor is the o k - 3 recommendation of the committee was | carry free any person in the state of tailor made suits are varlous in style, though | is expocted to take place on April 8. The | Sgthing department, in which were & Elected bi THE HUG—UEN’OTS d s of shepherd plaid, trimmed with bl 3 R ety @ruoline skirts | rules adopted are as follows \id, embroidered front; the Ru “F‘_.’ oM, Mnsal e A oV carenray (Dio B s Slightly Spanish, though | “inis raco to be go-as-you-please and to be | blousé, leather trimmed; boys' kilts of blue | Mining company at its annual meeting re- | r 8 Dl pver, the | commanded by a captain and two Teutenants. | serge, embroidered with white. elocted its old directors, the violations of this act, was next taken up. | front of the bust and fas The course to be the Military road to I're= | Descending to the first floor one encoun- — | THE PASSING REGIMENT. ‘The reading of the bill was grected with | With an exquisite little sailor knot, is cred- | yont. od & bea e &t A n oy >, - - derable laughter, and the members pre- | ited with being the correct thing. ‘Another | "Fhit each person bo allowed to carry a cano | tered & besutiful display of sitic vests with TELEGRAPHIC BRIEYS, | (Kriog im Frieden.) ek . d for a lot of horse play in connection | Suit that will be worn by the swell girls orstick, not to exceed twelve inches i length, | (EOCIOREC THomiS, SLE HOSCRY, Sufimer ub- Saturday Evening, March 25, ; :—2:;1:-‘:;0 Rian.o oot noesed Tor thind b it, but the result came near being a | the Gordon sash suit with the Haton jacket, | orany o i "“1 '”1‘{“ 1 will forfeit hi (p(“-‘» il shirts 1:11“1‘ i r"ulfi ('1;.\; John W. M I ; ly shot b ALL THE GQMFOHTS OF HOME R i e Toiaane S AL i S Worlds s pel g Any porson ng the road will forfeit his | patra shir ¢ e | John W. 1 who was recontly shot by B Eeaeaton movod neran amands nful surprise to some of them. From the | and the World's fair suit will make a hard netsco, Cal, Is now conva- | R T ( ‘oiter Elnfall) alio silvor mines have closed down he- | Sundny Evoning, Maroh 20, adopted. braska, and making it unlawful for any per- | the most aristocrati Pushing Their Bills Forward. Reports were then received from standing committees on & large number of bills. i When scnate file No. 143 was reported, y Senator Campbell moved as an amendment are crinoline skirts tthochzolt, Toy Evening, Afaron 18, on to Accept or s o free pass on the rail | with boleno waists roads of Nebraskn and fixing penalties for | the serpentine w L 4 AME RIS T T4 | right to any of the prize mone, of Jaeger's woolen goods. Oppesite this | a crank in 3 b 7 q indications at the beginning of the roll | run for sccond place. This suit has a skirt | MY S \blaoson Karoh 80 1 sl e kb Pl detis el %nmxgg:,\:t:gm:s:f v,ry‘,:q_ Km;ll‘:l?'dmf(g(l' call. the chances ‘that the bill would | and waist, the latter baing sleeveless and This mateh to take place on Marcn 8 at 11:30 | department were show cases seventy-five 3 3 p.m. (Date subject to change on account of e ¢ B SR N & ving the appearance of being a cape. 0 we! ¥ feet in length, devoted exclusively to men's ing. His motion -was agreed to and g D pIng | the weather.) receive a dozen votes were decidedly b N pokwear, Bi °5@ Was 1 1t vioty | cause of the hizh rates for the transportation | Gpiginal Productd Gaotho's Greas Pl o slim, but when it was completed and sever In coats the Parisian fan cape c with Any person not ready to starton time will | neckwear. Back or these was a lavge variety AP O Ditne s A8 | Original Production 0! Goethe's Great Play : then Senator Hilin offered an amendment | fenipers who thought. it s defoated any- | pufed sloeves and tight waist 18 considered | forfelt. his entrance feo unless otherwiso or- | of men's furnishing goods, Next were seen sk sl o — J g to the amendment advancing two of [ G changed their votes, it showed up | very swell, In hats there was displayed a | dered by the captain. ; the display of blankets, washgzoods, sateens, |, qoe i'o R FAUST his bills to a third reading. His motion was 5 ; Professionals, trainers or active athletes or cloths, with fifty-two votes, or 0a® more than the | liné ranging in prices from 8150 to 865, For able linens, white napkins and tabl the lines fudopted by the r also agreed to. Then another senator of- turners are burred. Any on entering un- vernment | As Performed n the Court Phonter, Berlin, fations nsking the assembly o | number nec hen came the notions, ssary to pass it. Considerable was | party wear the Empire poke of tho vi ans, buttons, per- | and passed P itago | (or talso colors Wil forfelt his ontrance 5 B Properties and scenery brouzht speciall 9 ferod amendments to the amendments, and said during theroll call about the fact tnat the | of 1630 takes the lead, while a carriage hat | mone fumes, jewelry, souvenir spoons and other Bnrape :{_l‘-‘ 000 for enforeing tho qUaran- | erom the unia theater, St fouis, for thiy % o they were each considered in their turn | i 4ia not make an e ception in the case of | trimmed in jeweled It will be one of the Tralners will not be allowed to coach their | articles From the Sixteentn street en- | tinercgulations. | series 0f perform wnees, ho sale of seats wiil - o until at noon ten or twelve bills had been | [ ciocic shippors. and when they roalized | favorites. The Euglish turban and the | men whilo on the run. trance extending backward on the south side el | open a9 o'clock Tuesday morning, March 21 b taken from the general file and advanced to | $huip had passed they at once moved to | sailor will continue to be the favorites for | |I ainers and athlotes g rtl(l\l;([ to -fi”[l“ of the room to the jewelry department w PERSONAL PARIGRAPIS, | ; NEW. Dic p a third reading, and & dozen more amend- | Loiiivit for that correction. Some of thoso | street wear, all of which are displayed in an | ¢IZbE means uny peeson who keeps limself'in | the sillc brocade dress goods department. g g el ¢ | BOYD STHEATER [ T oy ments were on the secretary’s desk, await- | \ho'had voted for it wers mad enough to | endless profusion. $Sraining torcompatinive.oontests, Above the shelves had been con- Mrs. N. B. Falconer has gone to attend the ! Only white male porsons over the age of 18 off. Reddy | to the people of Omaha. He, with jMr. A ing action get out of it in that way, and it was so or- | The drapery and furnishing departments | yearsallowed to ente structed large show cases, in - which r”"" ral of her mother, who died very sud- | ] \]gm Combienaing, Ma.rch 9. tho sonate took a recess until after din- | Goroq without the voto beini announced. lnst night attracted the attention of the | © Ay entrance fee of 5 will be charged, and | e tastl ranged samples of all | denly, N By 2 5 uorunfivlhgmu:k nf.ml un-mgv_lnll» on the Talton. (i axnlaining Bla voto. sild that he'| thou ands, and it was with awe that they | paif of the foo mustbe paid in_at the Jaa: le_n:s_u goods and an electric | ht l’«u‘.ln‘u‘!x Mrs. W. B. Cook, who has I.Nlun confined to | Matinee Suturday only. 2 p.m, ®harp, ) 3 third reading was renewed with inereased | 1odged himself before being elected not to | gazed upon the Irish point lace curtains | meeting, to bo held o week hence, and the | LBis was said to bethe finest display west of | her bed by illuess for the past three mouths, PANNY § vigor. For an hour or so it loked as if there | B TIRC0 PR SO Nave Drobably | costing from $10 to. £100 ‘per. pair, Leaving | maanns’ 50 PARhet Woating. of tho el | Chicago and would do credit to any city in | s somewhat improve 7 as w‘l]n- little le fl_“f”}l*‘“\%"‘"“{’ file ]"} done so. Inasmuch as railroad manngers | these they turned their attention tothe | which will be held threc days before the | LN¢ country. The line of black silks and | Mr. zack Taylor, for several years cou- | : that the cngrossing clorks were to0 be | .0 testified that between one-fifth and one- | tapestry and upholst departments, | gyapr, . velvats wus unusually large, nected with the Paxton s divy clerk i swamped with at accumulation of busi- | tonth of their pussenger business was dead. | where they saw portieres and silk curtains | ° Phe committoo on prizes will probably give | Opposite this department is the glove de- | jy, yd heath and has zone to LaPorte, | B ness. e head, he thought the bill was all right, aud | costing from £10 to %50, depending upon the | s50 and o gold wedal o the person who | Pariment. Hero were seen all the latest | for recuperation and rest. Mr i3, W. ' She 4 e t he voted for it. There were the rugs, Persian and | pouches Fremont first. Other prizes, in- | So.c8 among them being the corated | man, formerly of the Paxton, but during the | Supported by MELBOURNE Mr | g Finally at 4 o'clock Senator Dale shut off |~ Newberry offered in explanation of his 1, that covered the foors 1o ATeavy | Logies oo and srasil snas. whl b given | Resnicr glove, i all the new shades. Near | Lt 'vear counceted with a leading hostelry 0 by MELBODRNE Mop the flood of amendments by moving the pre- © that it was due to railroads to pass the | coating of velvet. Over these and through | Yo those who are not distanced, this is the trimming and garniture depart- | of Denver, will fill the position made vacant | coment of Marcus K. Muyor 2 vious question. Then the senatoina moment | pill, to offset the maximum rate bill by | the great store under the glare of the elce- i gnced ment, showing all the latest Parisian novel- | o 3! Tiylors departure. SARDOU S undid all tho worlk of the whole day’s session | cutting off the lot of deadheads whom the | ‘ric lights the throng wandered until nearly | ¢ariie Mitohell Has the Stake M Sies. Thon domes the rinbon fopartment: |. - A¢the Meveers. H. O, Kelly, Chioago: T 4 by rejecting in a lump the amen ment orig- | roads were earrying free. | midnight before the last person had d N vone Mool R0 Obs das Miiconoll | (Ll s fulLline.ofcolors and shaces. I tha | hiaping, Runsus Olby: H, T\ Joun Y b inally wade by Senator Campbell in the fory Sodermnan likewise insisted that it was | parted. New March 23.—Charles Mitchell | Jace department are to be found all the | SEE SR 5 iton,” 8 C. Clut nm CLEOPATRA ¥ 4 noon, and this action carvied down with it | doing the roads a kindness to pass the bill, The one opimion prevailed, and ‘that was | last night sent the following messago to | latest deslgns, Including the pointde Gene, | W. A Irous, New York: Auius ki all the amendments to the amendment. Woods insisted on knowing before he cast | that N. B. Falconer was a royal entertaine Stakeholder Blanchard 'he $10,000 stake | Point de Paris, point de Bourdon, inall the | (5 (fon! Kenard, Annie Karek, Stockh lm_ Rearranged, adapted and [..p,mu.-;\ under the ; Senator Dalo then moved that the senate | his vote whether or not there was an emer- | this opinion beiug formed by the fact that | money to bind my end of my coming fight | Mofy desirable colors, suc hi'\ fom, eertl | AL P. L indbury, Stromsburg; J. T, Clark passonalsupurvision af Fanny Daveapapty go into committee of the whole to con- | geney clause to the bill, and when assured | he or some of his pleasant clerks were alw. R A AL S AR and black. On_ the north sic :'nll_l he 'w-‘m Jincolns Joseph Kessler, St. Louis; C. N, | urtain Fises at 5 10 op urday n.m 3 sider tho World's fair bill with the express | that thero was not, voted for it amid shouts | on haud w furnish information and answer | With HerPpi, BEONER B0 0 f0 SAGHEAREE | are the silkcand wool mixture dress: goods, son, Ity fa < 1. Refner, Clicaco; 1| EARNAM S THEATER, %uH? ; agreement that house roll No. #3 was not | of laugnter the numerbus questions that were continu- | you! Co8, SR ARG P s the stock being large and variec ; Wittman, Milwankee; J. E. ‘Riggs, J. N ) v PRIG 1 loso its place. The commitice of the | Casper voted for it because he had been to | ally propounded. | A i ane 1 Gald RTIEARY. Heha seatian tha | o0 100 hassment leihe cisping of clins: | jones, Tincoli | 15c. 260 350, 500 and 750. wholo restored the World’s fair bill to the | democratic. conventions which were run by | r—— stake mohey Dart of tho program. I Will Do | bicees af il dostina " A special fontarods | Cmeaco, 1ML, Mareh [Special Tole- | ot YT T mi;:l?“hI‘:x:::libntf.ix;x-“tl.;; houso, tacked on | men who went. thers o passes, and us ho | AMATEUR THEATRICALS, alke monoy pust 6CLbo program, T will bo | ploces of il ‘destigus, A spectal fenturas | | Cuicasor, i e gk myvisiiss | TO-NIGHT. el ents se r apar! ated sums | objected to having that kind of cattle dic- aas S BOm6 e UnexOote o4 OAADAYORQ GORIEMIION b - £y DO R and Paciflc Johuson, R. C. Cughing, ) for special oxhibits, such ma tho cattle, | tato the politics of the conventions,ho wanted | Clever Prosontattén of “Patlos Luck: at | iy 416 or somophing unexpected hap: | up by 00 wax cindles, iv wiadoa sight bril- | Graud Pucifomt Joddunsoni 1 O-Ousling, |/ MI89 qg?figfl."mgfifllsom ; 3 ST an iy tudustries of tho state, The Josena phanges, . | the High School. R Phis magnificent opening was planned and | Ames, Neb. Victorfa—Mr. and Mrs | SSee HGER SIGNAL” ;i e tho b oonnended to pass, eltnow | Burns iusiated that ono man who shipped | More than 200 of tho younger pupils gath- [ Anothan Fieht Fulled, | superintended by Mr. E W. Osrood, the | Peck, Omaha. ~Auditorium —Frank | THE DA i § / exhibit instead of $25,000, ‘the umount fixed | other, and he was opposed to the bill: - He | °v¢d at the High school building yesterday St. Lovis, Mo., Mareh The Brennan- | yo\Canager, Mr, Osiood 18 not a strauger | Omaha. | Mattnee Wedueslay, any soat In the houss . | by the hous, chunges the ofticial title of the | was questioned by Elder as to who were | afternoon to witness the production of u | Sharpe fight has boc declare 4 ] s. b director geneval to commissioner general | carrying passes. and replied that he was and | short . entitled *Pallo's Luck,” given | Brennan, the Streater. IlL, lightweight, has | R. Logie, came to this city in 155 and | POP, 8 and reduces his salary to £2,000 per annum L e R R AN HAATTEA R AR ausploos and by the ombers of | challenged Prof. Mike Mooney to fight at | bought the business known as the New [0 minor permits ating $400 were FAR"!M St. T"EATER wfim i - ‘The committeo rose and tho senato went | to know of Kider whether the gentleman | g b ol s . A L any weight under 133 pounds for $1,000 a | York Dry Goods store at 1310 Farnam street, | AR T P Y Mo AT 150, 50, 300 and 75 3 into executive session. Tho uppointments | from Cliy had & pass, and the latter roptiod the junior class, ably assisted by Miss May | gide, “and put up'#100 forfeit to bind the | Which was opposite the stove formerly oceu- | iSsuod yesterday REL 1 4 NIGHTS Mizimine HEXT SUNDAY. MARGH 26, 3 of D. A Scoville 1o be commandant. of the | with & heat deat of ehorgy I want i any | oreiand and Miss Alico Landis, Hayden | J0G,] > pied by the Morse Dry Goods company 8 N el Matinoy UNUAT, MARLA 20, P Soldiers and Sailors home at Grand Istand | o the wentlenin that | hatat ot m posery | Bros. kindly furnished the curtaios ‘ana - After a very successful business of nine | Five of the raokerios on ‘Thirteenth street SWEET SINGER stage settings, 1t was the third pre tion of the play, two other perforo Ativn: Can € having been given for older pup y the house with 4 | jng by the laughter and Mmm\m-.mu.-‘l ot g A from the little ones it was a pronounced suc- | o0 the Majestic in gfiarge of the body of and William Lbright of Beatrice to be super- | on no railroads. . intentendent of the Institute for the Blind at | 'T'his negative-afirmative denial of the im- Nebraska City were received from the gov- | putation was hailed ernor. The nppointments were referred to | shout of appiause the standing nta- Mitchelt gnd Hall Sail, months their store was burncd Since | near Dodge have beon condemued by the | 1ces | New Yok, Mamgih23.—Charles Mitchell, | that time Mr. Osgood has been connectod | bourd of inspection and will bo torn down | CHLAS. A. GARDNER and Judg- | 5y Hail and party syfled today for England | with the management of a very large ard | within thirty days fn his Tyrolean comedy growing dry poods busi 38 1 ATHERLAN p. ss in Bridg i p. hort Jonn, A e offer from | ™ ommittee. How They Voted, PR g S Da “nal ble | Ports Conn. A tempuing o | ow sonze entire. Tyrocan Quartotte C y9 4o e R = A . cess, Squire “bingdon Fivd e saloon table | yh. Morse company to return to | - . mentof Mo then conflrmed the appoint | The following is the record of votes on the | * The play recounts the struggles of two | was literally covseglh with flowers scut by | Omaba ae Jts man o e o g Rt LRk Ko L e i e B o b Hiats S Durlugamo | gnti-pass bill: young actors, man and wife, who desire very | friends of the deceaséd sporting man. Ary his fortunes in the Gate City, for which | Yy : 4 ves —Barry, Beal, Brockman, Cain, Cas- | much to obtain assistance from a wealthy —_—t Le always cherished a stong liking BNDERLAND and the doors were opened aund the scnate ad- gy Wb i € b | | | T k sotiraod. per. Cross, Davies, Dickerson, Dimmick, | aunt. They, knowing the aunt wouid not Rollae RArasranhy, Mr. Osg 000 is & young man, about 30 years | ! OU THEA Dobson, Elder, Felton, 1, Fulton, Gerdes, | assist them if their real occupation were di Frank Ray, the young man charged with | old, born in Worcester, Muss., of old New | . | ALL ||||- \\I B 3 ' N E HOUSE, Gioss of Douglas ('.m«_ f \\nl,\ ne, Grammer, | closed, undertake to deceive her by pretend- e ¢ S 4 '8 b 1 England stock. He is a grandson of the late | coLLEEN BA WN ;. i Harman, Henry, Higgins, "Horst, Irwin, | ing that the husband is a rising young law- | having set fire to one of Peter ller's build- | [JC™ n Vel o6000d of Springhield, Mass u 0 al s { Ritchcock's Bill to Relleve the World-Herala | JOh1son of Hall, Johnson of Yorik, Johuston, | yer. The aunt visits them and they borrow | ings some time ago, was examined in police | \¢us" cqucated in Europe and is a fluent | | AND AN HOUR OF SPECIALTIES. b e e g Byl Kaup, Keokle iricky Kruse, Lingenfelter, | froin somo friends the uso of a flat for a day. | court yesterday and held to the district | French and German scholar. He will have | Aches and weaknesses, find Laat uppouringe of , h ; yach, MeCutehen, MeVey, Nelson, w- | During the aunt's visit the situations court in the sum of $300. 2 hearty welcome to the city, and the Morse | CUTICUKA. ANTI-PAIY | GGoo. Wossolls, Harry Barlow, TL‘LW“" Neb., March 22 —Special E berry, Olson, Porter, Khodes, Riley, Schelp. | very ludicrous, culinating in her falling in Alton shooting scrape, which | Dry Goodscompany is to be congratulated | R AN AT ; Nollfo E1ting und iy ps s Burlow ‘clegram to us Bew.]—The house | Scott, Sheridan, Smith of Holt, Smith of | love with a gallant colonel and the expose of been tried in police court yes- | upon securiug so eficient and capable s man- | instantancous pain-killing | EYery Iady visitor receives u handsowe sit- passed several Dbills this forenoon | Richardson, Soderman, Stevens, Sutter, | the iwtrigue to obtain money from her. A rday afternoon, was postponed for ‘one | ager. | DAL DS Hn | Yerspistod unpkin ring, % noon and the only one that created any par- \t‘x\u l)u\n\ \\'xlsml\] \\umlsl.‘ Mr. Speaker-—-51. | reconcilistion is finally effected, the aunt k. So far Harvey has not arvanged his i W—lo- e | 7“‘\'; ‘\'|'_’i‘l“t5}l“'»l“‘; 'X-M‘": | POPULAR PRICES PR : 253, the World ays—Ames, Brown, Burns. Carpenter, | paying over to the young couple tho 500 they | bail bond and he was sent up to the county New York Exchange Quotations. INUTE it rel - . v Siowlar acutie was house roll 338, Cooléy, Coruish, Crate, off, Farns' | wauted and marrying the colonel il during the 4 fternoon NEw Yonx, March 22— [Special Telogram =% aching siles and back, EMPLOYMENT DEP'[ . 4 C wne, X d -ying onel. g the 4 ou New Youk, March 22.—[Spec " g Herald bill designed to give that paper the | worth, Gifford, Grifith, Haller. Hinds, “The prts on the whole were well taken. | i o Tur Bee.|—Exchange wus quoted as fol- | hip, kidney and uterine pains, strains and right to publish applications for liquor li- | Jawes, Kessier, Keyes. Leidigh, Merrick, | Those who participated in the play were Critienlly 111 lows today: Chicago, 10c discount: Boston, | weaknesses, rheumatic, sciatic, sharp and nerv- | while costing the employer and ewployca cense regardless of the facts as to circula- | Oakley, Robinson, Ruggles, Schappel, Schiot: | Ross Buily as Tom Pallo. Maud Kimball as P ND.Ore , March 22.—Judge Matthew | 10c discount to par; St. Louis, % premium.’ | ous pains, coughs, colds and chest pains, | nothing, has enabied us to adviace the Intor- tion. feldt, Sinclair, Sisson, Smith of Nemaha, | Dolly Palio, Isabelle Adler as Theodosia ORTLAND, 1 JRALOD M.-—-d UG 5 . . O with balsam, spice and pine, it is | eetsofboth.und alsd 11517 ¢ sesur Kyner tried to bring it up out of its regu- | Spencer, Sutton, VanHousen, Wardlaw, | Slatter, Will Battin as Cubberly Jackson, | . Deadey of the United States district O T — PGREANA. SN MR ASH AN JLER O [ otk melht St Binakine b lar order, stating that he was going to | Watson, Withnell 32, Edith Waterman as Dora Jackson, Ross | court of Oregon Is o ly ill and his re- g St Faaaaitiacg | $6. SWEGEN 5t 8 | Omaha In'the afternoon and wanted it out of | Immediately after the bill was disposed of | Towle as Colonel Suooks, Fraak Van Horn | covery is deemed hope His condition is f‘h-‘“;"‘f“" Palfo awlich ""~"‘_'-_‘"~ '; o0 | best plaster in the world. { Wyckofi. Seaman & n.n‘dlcl . the way before he went. 2 the house adjourned unuil tomorrow worn- | as Harvey Jenks and Kate Swartzlander as | due to a general breaking down of his sys- | Wih o freight car in the north yards lis Price: asc.; five, §1.0c. Atal drugeistsorby sl | -l ol EoT 1113 PARNA 4 38 b Shavidau at cuce moved that E. Rosewater | ing. Miss Parker, tho maid. tem. night and both car and cagine were ditched | Porren Diid axu Cuk. Conr., Boston. \ LY il 3§ ( k. B

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