Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 24, 1893, Page 7

SPECIAL _NOTICES. DYERTISEMENTS FOR THESE COLUM will be taken tmti] 12:30 p. m. for (he evening uml 8:30 p. m. for tho morning and Sunday requenting & numbered check, cased 1o f numbered Answers 80 addressed osentation of the check. FURNISHED ROOMS ;AND BOARD Continued. BOARD: LARGE ROOMS. 904 NORTH J—ROOMS. ALL MODERN. HOME TABLE 1024 Farniam. M053 N7 T, ioons with BOARD. DAY BOARD) nolicited. 2308 Donglas, word firat insertion, le 4 word there- g taken for 1osa th {FURMISHED ROOM WITH BOARD TTOmA 7 ronport 387-24° —SOLICITORS, TEAMS FU i \6 men with riga American Wringor Co., Trowni st 148 T, Rgn muxT, NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS; with or w ., Call at 2107 Dov Apply at M3u6 —1F yOU WANT A GOOD PAYING JOI WRITE e Hawlks Nursery Co., Miiwauked, Wi % MAN WANTED: SAL Pormanent place; whol ce. Brown Bros. - WANTED, LABORERS ON THE U. 8. GOV- ernment work [n o Avkansia and Bitiniann: choap fare. Kramer & O'Hearn Labor South 11th street - WANTED, COAT AND PAN s alwo coat helpers at one 1L O IMMISSION. g0, The New Pnlvnl "are making ¥ ther particulars write 30., X 30, La Crosse, Wis. Mas3 “WANTED LABOBERS FOR THE B & M. Ry, Co. In Sonth | wakas $1 day e, Kramer & O'H i 110 wtreet. Py B WANTED, MEN OR W TRICT &y or 700 ity Attiross K 20, o 10 “WANTED, A SCANDINAVIAN DRU S in Nebraska. Address U 1% WANTED. TO TAK LTS Gt or wddress W . MeEathro LADIES AND GENTLI yOi1L $5.00 10 $15.00 per w work: no_eanvissing and prompt yment. Send sol-addressed envelope. Liberty iy company, Liberty square, Boston, Mass. [ WANTBD, AN BXPERIENCED COOK W T references, £00d wages. Apply No. 1120 Par Moo 34 - WANTED, NERAL HOUSE- vork {n sl famil i: references Uired. 3192 Far M558 26 \-WANTED. GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUS] “COMPETENT KH‘(‘H EN GIRL; NO OTHER HOUS T8 On alin cry 'n"-o : Pacham, 042 B RNISHED ROOMS AND 1l St M50s 00 e ————————— POR RENT--UNFURNISH'D ROOMS THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1893 First Ljttle Wflch : “‘Bubble, bubble, boiler hubble, ‘Washing day brings lots of Little Witoh: “We can with the trouble cope— With Santa Claus, that wond'rous soap.”” Little Witch: ‘Ves, when clothes are black as night, It will wash them pure and white.” Rates 1lec 1 word firat (nsertion. 1o 4 word there- after. Nothing taken for less than (.3 UNFRUNISHED ROOMS” FOR KF X house. 210 N. 13U 8t 800 (3 FOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS St TTABLE Tror houseleoping: clty water: rent cheap; 6 blocks from postoice. CLEAN 5-ROOM 1t Paeific sireot, 5.0 b Ltamiiies. G. F. Buits, 220 So, 17 s G FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS X for light house! ly at )ul North of TuE Bk 35| call_or .|xl||r<-ml. 1712 gated {ron wi frefiht depots and on Switeh tracks. oo, AGENTS WANTED h insertion, $1.50 a line per than —AT LAST WE HAVE IT-KEEN, BRIGHT Jand brainy men and women wanied ¢ Awhere 10 take orders for Shepp's “World's Photographed.” Only book of eopyrighted photo- £raphs of bulldings, keenes World's Columbian exhibitle expostiion D i you will make money fven: big commissions: free. Address Globe Chicago, 1L, st streot UNFURNISHED ROOMS, AL SR X112 Mian ut 13 (G FIRST " FLOOK RRICK, COM- Tpiote for housex furuished or unfur- nished. 2003 Birt M527 24 Rates. 10¢ 4 line each Insertion. $1.50 4 line por month. - Nothing tiken for 10as than il THE 1-STORY BRICK DUILDING, 9 . The butlding has o Areproot i o -heatlie e Water on all th 1001, g4, ete. ADDLY at the oM All: **Santa Claus, O magic name Of the soap of world-wide fame." —SANTA CLAUS SOAP— ~MADE ONLY BY— N. K. FAIRBANK & CO., Chicago. BUSINESS CHANCES TYPEWRITERS, Continued. WE FURNISH CAPITAL TO START YOU In buslness. We want to establish one hones cliable, enterpeising person. mian or womau. in leritimate money-making business in every coun- in the west. Business is eloan, easy and logiti- ate. Big moncy for parties with push and phuck. yOu can’t furnish Arst class refercncos don't a Remember, money required. Writo at it more_dnterprise se- our tersitory, “The Dr. Stare Herb Retnoly Enst 43rd st., Chieago, 1 Y[ FORSALE AN INTEREST IN A MANUFAC- turig plant (with position in the oMce (f 8o de- sired). $10,000.00 1o $15.000.00 eash required No trades considered. The eompany has an ea: tablished trade on o ready selling articlo at i kood profit. Address S HOP, OLD STAND Abply 'to o, Tted- in county seat. Basy oems. Inquirs or aldrass e Knights Jewel, Omal Bii-uGe Y FOR SALE, DRUG STOCK Ahl‘ nwmm Address E. E. Howendobl Y . FORSALE ONE-HALF OR E est in a miliinery story very e live town of Scves did loeation aud zood busty nting 1o sell. “WANTED, PARTNER TN RESTAURANT, Junch counter and furnished rooms, clearings 0.00 10 $300.00 per month. Small capital re- quired to right man. Call No. 11, North Council Bluffs. MEAT MARKET FOR SALE IN A (.mn location, doing a g0od business. Bee. WANTED—TO RENT. ROOM COTTAC nford cirele. C. Rates, 106 4 lne each usertion, $1,50 0 lne por month. Nothing taken for less thau Zoe. K- WVANTED, A’ FURNISHED HOUSE OF TEN roums O move, wost of Fifteenth and north of Farvam. Address T 58, Beo, Mo S-ROOM HOUS ness, rent mod; 112 MA- 208 MODERN BIGHT-ROOM HOUSE, WITH DIoOREE B0 ek month, - L. 'S, Sbinos, 310 N. Y. Lif MODERN TEN-ROOM HOU n good neighborhood. North cing Hanseom pari, 001 taken now. 708 N. Y. Life, ROOM BRICK HOUSIS, 1314 P. cinis Hanseom park, | o Wwood finish, first cliss moder convenieces. In- quire 1115 South Thirty-sccond st. J.M. Ltichards, overything first class, first class repair, elty m it 0. Good el itol ave, all odern i ¥ Binwon & oL, 412 Now York Lite, Bla r lmprovements, T, Eor ke ACE PV th and Tl 110 quire 510 N. Y. Life. D enai tocation: eheap. M0 e M238 H-ROOM HOUSE, MODII as, fumiies, ood_luwn. TO NT ONLY, COMPLETE modern brick dwelling, No. 2708 el stable if deaired. Warren M. Roge 2 Farnin sireek B FOR RENT. 11-KOOM HOUSE, sm PER L monin. Twaiise 1919 Dodge St —-n AND (i ROOM COTTA DSt o b st 3 swan G. T. A DESIRADLE §-ROOM HOUS] it modern bonsenionees i southeast core. s i 2500 Hireots. Rent $45.00 per month. it Jones ond .5 ROOMS, CONVENIENT TO CARL, cistern water. K. ¥, Willlams. 2108 et Maga 24 2D FLOOR, #$15.00, 2658 DAVEN- Min 25 " POR RENT. 4 ROOMS $11.00 AND 8 lwom 5. 17U 8t 31, ALL MODERN (\)N itk 10t wteont. B-ROOM COT # e h2X South 18¢h St Raton 100 Hm pouth. Notbios RS, CROWELL'S RESIDENCE COMPLETELY VI ciiviaimiced ait 0t s Oulifornta sts. w for rent asulabe ot 10 rooms with ail con ag hot witer heating sysi and all b tirst elass condition. W, ¥ 16 Paxton block. '—';.'l 'c] Word (rat (nseriion, Te s worl (hero- flors Sodh e Lk for oas 15 POM WITH OR WITHOUT 0D, 24 8 18 3 412 Nise FANTLY 1'UBNISHED BOOMS, PACING JLO0C 81 corncr Howir fluor; $10.00 2.00 per month. Wright & Lasbury ROOMS. SINGLE 0% ENSUITE. LODRIN, AR Le Tor 3 0 wiore ‘¥ udiamsets 1920 Capitol 0 FURNISHED ROOMS NOR \.nm‘uc- on South 201 street. B INICBLY FUID i Ol A 3107 Docstas wu NICE NISHED ROOMS FOR GEN- only. 210 Daveupart stroet. 408 23 2~ NIO RISHED ROOMS ANY BOARD Lied Word (rst lnsertion. ha Worl there L taken for loss thau 2 HE DOLAN, 200 AND 211 N JOMS, SINGLE ( i ko G Wit o vy Ul g o et locations du the cliy and o 1 e hrad class. 000 Dowslis OUNG WOMBEN 'S HOMS.UNDER CARE OF Glrlallan swgeliation, {11 % 170k ot TGS e oute wom plices may have the sam the Y. W. C, A. rooms. It will bo necessary Lo give Kood Feference. Send name, location, tarms and \cseription of rooms to Y. W, O. A. boarding house nmiitice, $18 Mt M STORAGE. el month.' Nothing tal W STORAG —MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE, [CE IN CARLOAD LOT ; Council B frs, L. CLAIRVOYANTS. N, CLAIRVOYANT, bthyearat 119 N. 16th CMME. STOWE, MAGNETIC ’u'i:/u.mc o Do c MA01 81° T MME, ANNA OF CHICAGO GIVIES mienedlc missage treaunonts. 119 U, alus,u.m TREATME mi sealp and halr treatment, manioure and Chiropodiet. Mre.Post, 310 5150k, Withaels bie U.THIS BBATS ALL Suon at Cowan's phote, Sils, strect, you or e dese bables will be eadltied 16 12 Arfsio cabinet photos, very best. und one 8x10 Avisto for $1.99; without this $3.00; for 10 days oul; M$77 N17* U WANTED, T0 BOARD AND CARE FOR TLA- L dies during cifie MONEY TO LDAN REAL ESTATE. FOR EXOHAN\-E “Rates, 10c 2 line each insortion. $1.50 a line par Nothing taken for It BMINGTONS, CALLG u‘u'us B unheard of prices, 613 N. Y. Lifo bldg. e e ey UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS Rates, 100 a line ach Insertion. Nothing tuken for less than “W. BAKER (FORMERLY cobs, deceased: later With \1 o.M 7 embalmer, §15 ART AND LANGUAGES Rates, 10c u lin ich fusertion. $1, on for less than 0a lne por LLENBECK, BANJOIST AND TEACHER, PAWNBROKERS. DIAMOND DROK bought. Tel. 1 o’ BW AND SECOND HAND SCALES. ALL KINDS. Address Borden & Selleek €o., Lake st Chic: THE REALTY MARKET. INSTRUMENTS placed on record October WARRANTY DEEDS. Rates, 10c 1 line o nsertion. $1.50 & line per month. Nothing taken for less than 23e. 1 OWN 100 FARMS IN NEBRASKA, KANSAS Jand Dakota. Will sall cheap or exchangzw for mdse. hiorses and eattie. Add. box 76,Frankfort. Ind i Agnes Simanek to James Hesty, lots aspur's add. * Tukey et'al, lot 8, Wt and wite toMinnie O <.om lot 7, Bensow's subdiv of block E _E Sherwood —CLEAN STOCK OF GENERAL DS, WILT, take real estate, money. Hoy Frankort. Ind. Z_LIST YOUR REAT, 6STATE FOR SALE OR oxchange with 5. 5. Kondail. 507 Brown bloele 77 —FOR SALE OR TRADE, A BA ©4AX00 ficorner 10th and Douglas: good 7-room house and Jot, Caldwell 8t. G, L. Green, 28 Barker block. 409 23 1 R wond s AT o Heirs of M H Grifling to Charles Lobs, Wi so4-16-11 ., Saume to Willian Lobs, o'y Snio. William Lobs to Au Jr; master in_chhneery, to 11, lots 6 and 7,Dlock 119, .mu.qm.m Nprigage nud D L Johnson, ~pei-v‘nl mumn X Kuhn, trastee, lot 5, —FOR ANGE, OMANA LOTS FOR ifornia property. W. B. Slaughter, e M5I1 28 7. FOR EXCHANGE, 10 TO 40 ACRES FINE llemon 1and, near Los Angeles, for clear Omaba property. Aléxander Butterfield, Omaha, Neb. M0 28 FOR BALEVBEAL ESTAT Same to sume, 1046, block 8 B Copeland, speelal muster, South Omaha Savings bunk, lots 6 und 7, block 3, Mat I W louder, special drow Miles, ‘executor, Bloclc 8, Hilwthorue, nd ot 5. Dok Total amount of transfors. Rates, 106 1 lue each insortion. $1,50 4 line per month.” Nothing takeu for less U B.\n AINS. Hou, SES. LOTS AND FAKMS, SALE or trade. K. K. Davliug, Bavker bk, 670 VHOICE 18T MORTGAC ANY AMOUNT. /G. G, Wallace, Brown biock, I6ih and Dou PATIDINT T i e nnea e Thomas: Simpson, s hington, No attorney's foo untii Sielte for Tventor's G ide PATERTS?! patent B Parmon. JFOR SALE, BASY TERMS Towa; new town: $50.00 10 $300.00, acres, good garden land.” T, Ferguson & Farnam. JOHNSON'S MAGNETIC OIL! Instant Killer of Pain. Internal and External. Cures RHEUMATISM, NEURAL- GIA, Lume Back, Bprains, hwulmufl Suff Joint ()luA?uS h)»!nuuy. Grant, 19 FARM LANDS. S0 acres. Sarpy county, $1,250. irpy county. §1,000, arpy, $50 ai acre. 20, Douglhs cotiuty $10 an icre, 154N /E, Re 1€ by magies THE HORSE BRAID v Stock, Doublo Strength, d Penotrating Liniment for Mai or Boast in exlstonco, Large 81 sizo ¢, 0o, size dc. JOHNSON'S ORIENTAL SOAP, Modicated and Tollet. The Great Skin Cure and Faco Beautifier. Ladies wil find it dalicate and highly perfumed T t. It ia absolutely pur £kin goft tnd velvety ani restores tho lost com= 3, Jo, luzury for the Bath for Infants. closnaes tho ueulp and Promotsd thnw'lh ot b 2, F 500: ANY PRICE: 1 blk., 16 & Dougias. Mz N2 TPHAT $100.00 YOU HAVE LYING IDLE WILL ou rieh invested in_an Avondale 1ot for only $1.200 00, $300.00 eash. balanco 4 years, Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farmam st. 416 Kuhn & Co., Snlc Agents, Omaha.Neb, RAILWAY TIME GRRD CHICAGO, BUHLNGTQNI- Qe Dot 10th and Mz Fary D OIfY PROPE R. Boatrigh Y. Lifo Bldg., Omil s +.Chicagh Vst “Ohicizh Expresa. “Ghl unll(xm"/um Rates 10¢ & line cach Innertion. $1.00 & line per month. Nothing taken for less than 26e. MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATES The O. . Davia €o., 1505 Parmam street. 657 W MONEYTO TOAN AT LOWEST RATES ON tmprov ed sud wniiproved Omiha real estate, 1 108 years. Fidelity T Co., 1702 Farnau, - 839 LOANS ON INPROVED AND UNIMPROVED cliy property, 5,000 and 1pwands, 3 1o elays. W. Furniun Smith & Co, 1320 ¥ “ MONEY 10 LOAN AT 00 £ppiy 10 W. B. Melkle, First W ANTHONYEOAN AND TRUST CO. 414 N.Y. Lite, uda at low rates for cholco seourity ou Nebrnicy it 1owal Tarans or Omaha o113 propirdy! {00, wonth. Nouhing taken (oF =31 thin MONEY T0 LOAN - We will 1o You any sum which you wish, Snall or lawe, at ithe lowest possiole ratos, 1 the ckent posEioi tne. and o auy length Of time 10 wult you. Yom ¢ 1t bick du sueh inst menty 48 You Wish. When you wish. and only iy Tor 1 Jona @s you weew 11, You éan borrow HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND PIANOS, HORSES. WAGONS AND CARRIAGES, WARBHOUSY HiC n KCHANDISE OR ANY OTH Without plublicity ov OMAHA MORTG 806 SOUTH 1WTH 8 Brst floor abuve the sireet. THE OLDEST. LAKGEST AND ONLY INCORPOR- ATED LOAN COMPANY IN OMAHA. X[ ~BO YOU WANT MONEY: will 1oau you ANY SUM you wish on your L PU ITURE, PIANOS. HORSES WAGONS, CARRIAGES, WARENOUSE RECEIPTS, ste We gl prompt attention 10 all applications and will carry your loan as long as you wish. You can rediics the cost of earrying your loan by & payuisnt at uay e Thieed is wo publielty oF removil of prom| FIOKLITY TORN U0ARANTEE O Rooui 4 Withnell block, Cor. 10h and Harney'sts. “WILL LOAN MONEY ON ANY KIND OF SE. ourll‘\' strictly soufidential. A. E. Harris, room 1 Continental block I 605 BUSLNM CHANC ates, 100 4 Ine pach uaertion, #1.50 3 e ver month. " Nothing Laikws for 1oss b 20¢. Y FOR SALE ELEGANT $FOCK GROER] first-class location: good reasous (or selllng | slock Wikl uvoles wbods $1860.00; w i1l be sold for casli only. Address S U4, Moss 020° i’l AVE YOU $300.00: TP SO WE OFFER YOU an opportunity of your life, namoly. i §2,000.00 vt st i Avoudale Park for $1,400.00 1ot on £300.00 cash aud balanee on or befors & Fidelity Trust Company, 1702 Farnam st. $1.000.00, 1 CASH_GITS Disgo and (i1 fot, ‘tlb-( $1,300.00; no trade. GANT KOUN s a4 200 Pine~covige 100 Omaba Add. A. staer, Room buliding. i}nu SALE, ON EASY TERMS feot; with cottage, near car_ific. ouly $050,00. D. 1. Hutehison. 108 N. 1501 siret Eoon (Heoa y (klw'px S = Unfon Dapot 10th & Marcy TAtlantle Wxpross Nebraska State umm ... Night Expross L World's Falr Liy 1pam | Okidhoma Rxp. (to 0. il o o 71 Sanis 6zhool of 8l 12 rent. o nurrflt- . 1 bl o month, Nuthlug taken for lers Lian 2 DX SN AN oy pacchiancrs of frinia 108 W for Fala Towa & cdge, Gmana. " Varieuiard 00 appliciulod 5 i &Pexaskih (i Sin) |‘Hu¢lrln~&a Lo x«yxsu.w 'h.u.m mu'm.uun. i Moy i, PLT CENT umn' 13 FOR SALE, SECUR- oyl soluely ari. Auoa Real B8 skoncy, 1617 #4 iy 1 v u..;\.q (k. far Wyo. Ex Norfolk )-:)l(’hN‘ax ( il LOST. atow, 1ige 4 word firat Insertion, 1o 4 Word thereal Nothing taken for less thay 20e OST, RED IRISH SETTEK, AT CUT OFF lake, aaime o collar; fiuder call wt U, P. blick- smith shops und recelve rewurd. ©. A. Bery 53123 ~ SEQOND-HAND TYPEWRITERS, fihluuullnnn " MISSOURI PACIFIC. | _Depot 16tk and Webater Sta. Fun SALE Al NO. 2 REMINGTON TYPE writer, 60,000 series, $43.00, 613 N, Y. Life Bidg. MAG DRESSMAKING. [ =Sloux_Clly” Aecom Sioux Olty Bxprows (Be.”$un. ) T o Rates, 10¢ 3 line each lwasriion. $1.50 4 1o per month. NOUInZ takan 100 1eas a0 in [FNGAGEMENTS 1O DO DRFSSMAK failies solleited. Miss Study, 4218 Nicholus | streel. Mids NIGH ])msw,\l ING 1N PAMILIES il warraated. tAddress {1 VOMPETENT DERSSMAKRI DESIKES Edl- Zplovinent 10 private Gou'lles call o address 1700 Dodg > sivess. Madi-2dy BENNETT AND HIS BREAKS “Lady and the Tiger” in Revised Edition at the Mounty Jail. CHAMPAGNE CHARLEY AND HIS PRIVILEGES “Stone Wal Do Not & Prison Make, Nor Iron Bars & Cage'—Nellle Sawyer Foses as the Star Bonrd Sister, For many months the irregularities exist- ing in the management of the county jafl have been a scandal known to every police and peace official in the county and to hun- dreds of citizens. There have been instan- ces of jail breaking, unwarranted releaso of prisonors by the men in charge and other scandals attached 1o the management that seomed almost incredible. When George Bennets took possession of the office of sheriff he placed his wife in charge as matron and his brother, Theodore Bennett, as jailer. There were three or four other friends of the sheriff put in enarge who were more fit to be behind the vars than in front of thom. Taken to a Gambling Den. Theodore Bennett is notoriously a sport and, as a jailer, hasgiven liborties to more than one prisoner who has wanted to see the dark side of the city by gas light. One of tho jailer's speciul favorites was Hend erson, formerly head of the [Headerson Investment company, who was in jail on the charge of embezziement. Henderson had been ac- cused of having appropriated the funas in- trusted to his care and had been placed under bonds of $5.000 to awnit trial in the aistrict court. He was unable to furnish bailand was given into Sheriff Benuett's hands for safe keeping. tenderson was something of a high roller and found a sym- pathetic spirit in the person of his jailer, “Theodore Bennett. The jailer and Hender- son mude frequent tours of the city together late at night when the men whom Hender- son had bilked imagined that he was se- curely guarded by the strong bars of the Douglas county Henderson's business downfall has been caused by eambling, and the fover was not abated “by his confinement 1 jail. He wanted to go out and tackle the tiger and was accommodated. Joiler Bennett had a for his sportive friend and willingly accompanied him on a tour of the gambling houss tHenderson and Dannett would go to one_of the gambling houses of the city and Henderson would sit in the gume for hours, while his jailer was an in- terested spectator, if not always a partici- paut. The fact that gambling is a crime under the laws of Nebraska probably never dawned wpon Theodore Bsunett as he watched theplay. Theodore's head is buils upon a plan that prevents things from dawn- ing upon him easily Lolt ILis Prisoner Un! At one time when Bennett and Henderson were making a night of it Henderson became deeply absorbed me and Bennett. who was only a_spectator, became hungry. He didn't have the heart to tear his friend from his game and so went to lunch leaving Hendorson unguarded 1 the- gambling table and did not return to take him to the jail for several bours, in fact when he returned the game had been ended and the house was about to be closed for the mght, the gam- blers only waiting for Bennett to return and take their best customer back to his cell. Champagne Chartey's Advent. The advent of Charles W. Mosher into the county jall brought on the ¢limax of official delinquency. Mosher went to the county jail under a five year sentence in the peui- teutiary, imposed by Judge -Dundy of the United States court, after conviction on the churgs of haviug wrecked the Capital | National bank at Lincolu and defrauded the depositors and stockholders outof moro than $1.000,000. a_contractor been the ee of the state penitentiary at ILincoln e very familiar with prison meth- ods and soon made himself very comfortable. Likea priuce under temporary restraint, his juiiers were his subjects and vehigiously at- tended to his every want. He did not ha shara the cell of men who had been cerated for minor offenses but was giver a special voom in the residence part of the jail building. This he was allowed to it up with his own furnitus il he furnished the place like a parlor in his own house and | ing out nothing that would add to h forvor convenicnce. H prince. ‘The jailer's forces wero attendants, and anything that the ex-banker wanted was crdered promptly. Mosher Makes o Mush. But there were other luxuries than those of the table of which Mosher did not want to be deprived, aud he had his way. While ho was inthe charge of the United States marshal, before Judge Dundy had sentenced him to the penitentiav was practically given the freedom of the city. He wus taken tothe theaters and places of ymusement, and spanta portion of his timein cortain housos of assiznation in this city aud Council Bluffs. It was when on one of these trips tnat Mosher met the woman who has played an important part in_making his - prisonment in the county jail far from irk- some. On June 2 Mosher ana_ a federal offi- cial visited an assignation house on Paul street near Twentieth. There the men were introduced to Nellie Sayre or wyer, who captured Mosher completely. The Visit was followea closely, by another tripon June b, wlen Mosher sent. Nellic and her friend, a girl who Is now living_aecently in St. Louis, to Ringling Bros.” cireus. Mosher visited the place frequently after that and took 1% of the Sawyer girl, lavishing monay upon her and keeping her in luxurious style. She Was a “Sister” to Mosher. Along about the middie of July the keeper of the assignation housein question removed toa place down town and Mosher sent his woman to the Midland hotel, where her board was paid for a monti or more, when she was sent to Lincoin where she remained for a week or more, About the Ist of Octo- ber Nellie returned from Lincoln and took furnished rooms at the flat oceupied by Mes. Ingalls at 1817 Leavenworth strcct, where she still lives. Then came the fiac part of the play. ‘The woman had changed her name and came back to Omaha as Miss Wat- son, a sister of Mr. Charles W. Watson, alias Mosher, a a prisoner in the county juil. Dur- ing the past month the woman hus been & fraquent visitor to the jail to see her brother and has been aduitied as o sister t0 Mosber. ‘Lhis fact is known to several empioyes and officials all over the county building, Mosher hus visited the woman at her rooms frequently, but has kept pretty close to cover since the newspapers have been opposing Beunettand ealling attention to the mismanagement of the jail. But the woman has made her rezular visits to her brother, aided and abet! by Theodore Ben- vett and his understudies. Occupants of the flat in which the inamorata of Mosher rooms report that while Mosher puys the bills Juiler Hennott bas been sharing in the M]n)lla and has been a frequent visitor at the woman's rooms. A janitor at the court house also became enamored of the frail al- lezed sister of the bank wrecker and made & play to be taken into the favored circle of her friends, but was repulsed and swore vengoance, but he owes his job to the Ren- nett influence. and was prompily hushed up oy that influeuce, Went Slununing In Councll Biuf, But Mosher's operations have not been contined to Omaka stuce he been under the wing of the law. DBeforehe was sen- tencea he was tuken with a deputy United States marshal to Metcalf's road house east of Council Biufts and spout the uight in revelry. Since his cenfinement in the county Jail, after the seatence, Mosher has made at least one trip 10 the road house in lowa and has not been accompanied by an oficial, fed- or county. Sheriff Benvett lives in the 14l and canuot but be fawiliar with all of ihis abuse of tho laws of the state amd of de- conev that has been goiug on i the Juil for woaths. Mosner has, in adaition to the privileges refe vl to, boen made the coutidential ad- visor of the jailer, He has the run of the oYce und when information coucerning vris oicrs is requesied of Jailer Benuott that iragrant bunch of weompeteucy wore often ihun otherwise asks Moshor to furnish the de-ived information, Mosher spends wuch i city from Chicago, Sun of his loisnre time at tho telephone talking to his friends in different parts of the eity. He instructs them to ask for Wallace or Watson when thoy eall for him in order to mislead_any one who might- hear them if they called for Mosher. Mosher is & great patron of the theater and seea everything new that comes nlong. He saw the “Isie of Champagne™ at the Boyd Friday night from & seat n the wpper with his friend Theodore Bennett as his chuperone. Making Some AMdavits. Aftor reading Twe Bere yesterday aftor- noon Shoriff Bennett aud Bank Wrecker Mosher, who aro running the county jail just now, marshaled all theiv doputies and had cach of them make an afidavit to the effct that they had never-—no rever allowed Charley Mosher toleave the confines of the county bastile only to go to his_ meals nd then he was nover further away than an rm's loogth from his guarding. After hay ing those aMdavits made ot to cover his caso the sheriff hisd himself 1o the oftico of a_newspaper which is published on lower Farnam streat and tho afidavits will proba bly be made public this morning. CINCHED THE VAGS. ge Berkn Puts s Number of Loafers Out of Temptation's Way. Judge Berka was in an excecdingly good humor vesterday morning and was louient with some of thae prisoners brought up. His wood humor did not, however, prevent him from sonking some of the old timers. A vagrant, who is known to the detectives as “Cnieago Slim,” unlimbered s long legs and set his mouth to working 1o try und ex plun why he had been fighting with - Williams ch prisoner blamed the other and to even mutters upa fine of &2 cach was marked opposite the combatants’ names on the elerk’s memoranda © Ward isa vagrant who drifts around this way once in a while. But he won't work back doors for hand-outs for half a month, as Mr. Berka thought a steady bonrding house for that longth of time would be beneficial. Another tough looking bit of humanity gave his name as Jacob Webstein, and_ad- mitted that he was an idle person. “Ten days at hard labor™ was the label on the ticket drawn by this man Then the ola familiar face of Boston Green showed up, and of course Boston said_guilty when the court sugeested that he had been on a spree. A §12.50 fine was imposel. Old_ Pat Kearncy stopped in frout of the judge’s desk just long cnough to remark that e only dranic a little beer. “That will cost you $10, Pat,” suid the judge and Patrick was led belotw, where he will spend the week n a colt. ‘The man who was arvested night for acting queer on the his name as David Muench, and thecoursa talk. He was given twenty minutes o get to the bridge. Fritz Schueideriud is a littie boy about 9 yeurs old and he persists in running away from home. Yesterday Oficer Keysor arvested the Lad for being incorvigible. = He will be turned over to his pareats as soon as he promises to behave hinself. Minor Police Matters, Inspector of Police William McLaughlin of New York city has informed Chief Seavey that a genuine Rembranat painting had been stolen from a family in that ecity and the police will look out for it. o paintivg is valued at £,000 and has heen owned in this one family for s vears. It i & panel 1xi6 inches aud Js the head of the wife of the famaus artist Mvs. Minuie Curry. the coloved woman | who resisted Officer S Dubois Sunday when he attempied to ar- rest her for drunkenness, was, fiued §75 in police court yesterday afternoon. The woman, during the’ fight, broke one of Dubois® fingers and he will earry his hand in ing_fora couple of weeks. 1. Oleson reported 1o the police yes- that a meorschaum pips valued at $10 had been stolen from his room at the Homo hotel on Thirteenth street ———t WILL LOCATE IN NEBRASEKA. Polisk Capital Will e Iuvested in Agri- cuttaral Lands. Conte Lubinski of Warsaw and John Wrzenski of ‘Tozer, Poland, mrived in the v, and spent tho day with Father Javininski, the Polish priest. “These gentlemen do not come to tke city as mere visitors, but us the representatives colony of wealthy Poles which tea in this vicinity, Conte Lubinski has been connected with the [Polish exhibitat the World's faie ana at the same time he has been looking up a suitnble location for i e of his people om Polund either this winter or early next spring. After naving traveled over many of the westarn states and made a study of the country, he has con- cluded that this state is the garden spot and here the colony will be located. His idea is 0 buy 10,000 acres of lund and divide it into smull farms. Assoonas the land is pur- ased, arrangements will be commenced for the crection of a sugar factory and shops for the wanufacture of ageicultueal implements. M in discussing the subject, Mr. Lubiuski stated that his 1ea was o buy i i the viciaity of Omuha, if possi- It he could vot do this, he would buy in the western par: of the county. ‘The gen- temen have gone out to Grand Island, where they will luspect the bect sugar fac- tory. afl which they will take a pleasure trip thvough the mountain turniug to this city in the course of a couple of weeks. Upon their return they will be- gin negotiating for the land. Polish Farmoers briven Here, New York, Oct. 23.—A little colony of Polish Hebrew fariners arrived here on the Marsala, having fled from the Argentine Re- public, it is said, to escape the scourge of grasshoppers. ‘They say they left home four years ago and went io Argenting, whoro thoy secured a large tract of land. They were bothered some by the natives. They did not mind this, but whon the grasshop- pers cume and ate upthe wheat erops the farmers at first decided to return to Europo. Now they have come aver to trey their for- tupes in the United Stutes e e COULD NOI PLZASE THEM. Pacific Express Employes ot Satistled with the Rednetio of Wi President E. M. Morsman of the Pacific Express compuny said yesterday in ex- plaining the recent cut in saluries of the headquarters building: “Our decreased earnings demanded a reduction, and as we had all our back worl up it was sugeested that the force in the builaing, only affected by the order, be somewhat rediced, But the mien decided to take a reduction in wages rathor than have the force devreased and 80 the order was issucd “Now there is o great deal of dissatisfac- tion, as 1 understand it. 1f we had dis- charged teu or fifteen men and paid the same salavies to tho others there would noy be half the dissatistaction that now exists, Wo haye too many men now for the worl of the winter months but the emploges ae- cided to stand a cutand now are dissatis- tled,” Hood's nud nly Hood' Hood's Sarsaparilla is carefully prepaved from Sacsuparitla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Doek, Pipsissewa. Juniper berrios and othor woll known remedics, by peculiar com- bination, proportion and process. giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla curative powers not possesscd by uthor medicines, 10 effeots re- mariablo cures when olbor prepirations i Hood’s Pills cure Dilliousness, - - 1 th of £ I Bales. on Saturday ovemng, E. B. Batcs, head of the commission house of k & Son and fatherof J. E. Bates of the firm of Bates & Co: diod at the agé of 67. ‘Ihe de ceused moved from Waterlog, Ia.. to this vity about two years ago and with his son Frank ongaged i the produge commission business. e was an active member of the frm up uutil within about seven dayvs prior 1o his deash. He was taken sivi. not considered dangerously however, untii within two hours befare ue died. Funeral will occur fvom bis residence, Seveutcenth aud Obio, Puesday, Oclober 24, ul 3 o'clock, 10 Forest Lawn. All fviends invited DeWit's Witch Hazel Salve cures sores. DoWiit's Witch Hazol Salve cures ulcor. WITH BATTLE (REEK DEAD Bighteea of Those Killed in the Wreck Have Been Recognized by Friends. TEN STILL REMAIN TO BE IDENTIFIED Giving Namoa to the Charred and Mangled Victims of the Graa! Trank Wreok— Prosecation Will Re Rigor- ously Conducted, Barrie Creek, Mich,, Oct. 9 —~Eighteen of the twenty-eight dead, as a resalt of the wreck here on the Grand Trowk [Friday morning, bave haon identified There are stili twenty-two badly injured patients. Of these, Mrs. Vance, who has both legs cut off, cannot iiv Albert 1. Bradley of Simeoe, Ont., died here tonight. Ho was eashior in the Cane adian Bank of Commerce at Toroato, and his demise swells the number of deaths to wwenty-eight storday afternoon friends identified one of the burned bodies as that of the widow of Dr. Aldrich of Edwardsburg, M Late last night twomore of the bodies were wentified as those of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saxe of New York city. They were identi- fled by abrother from that city. ‘Three more bodies have been recognized today, bringing up the numbor of identified vodics to cighteen. und leaving ten still unknown and probably unkuowable. The complete list of dead is MISS A, W MAN of Now Vork Clty. MRS, EVELYNE ALDRICH of Edwirds- burg, M b, JAMES G, WORTHMAN, 12 years old, ot New York City Jo WOBEARUSLER of W WILLIAM TENRY of G EDWIN J. MAC \ THONAS & STRINGER SMITH of Fort Plain, N. Y VAN DUSEN of Sprout Brook, VAN DUSEN of Sprout Brook, ot London, Ont. o, Ont. BRADLEY, Kimicoc, Ont CHARLES SAXE ew York City. MRS, ¢ SAXE New York City OLIVER DOLAND, Wilsonburg, Ont. MRS, 0. DOLAND, Wilsonburg, Ont. J.BROWN, Strathroy, Ont he remains of those alroady identified e shipped home yestorday, accom) by friends who came’ lere to identity them. The following are known to be among those burned to death, but cannot bo identified IS, A K WARNEL Brockport, N. ¥ MRS TAL W N The u has ben made that all bodies uuidentified today ba buvied in ona lot in Oak Hill cemetery 4 monument evected there, Rich and State Comimissioner rrived here yost to bo present at the coroner’s inquest, which was_to have opened at 9 o'clock this morning, Owing to the absence of oue of the there wus. some delay, and_it was considerably later than that hour when the proceedings stariod. In tho course ofy the inquiry somo sens: tionat legal develshments ave expected. Prosecutor Clark was the busiest man in Battle Creck this moruiug. e means to venos unturned in sifting the hor- olo affair to the bottom. I know cof victions ure seldom obtained in these cases.” he said this marning, *but I think the resule will be different ks this one. The covoner's inquest will come first, 1 hav journed the criminal examination until after that is completed aud shall myself conduet the ex- amination of witnesses bofors Corvoner €il- lette. My reusou for wishing to have tho inquest fivst is because a proceeding of that character admits of greater license in the matter of vining witnesses. Tdo not know whether Engineer Wooley and Con- Quetor Scott huye retained counsel or mot, but T presurne they have, “Pherc is nothing connected with the entiro tragedy that L shail not endeavor to ~ bring out at the inquest. Neither will the higher raiway officials bo lef out of the examination. I mean to find out whether the rush_of business has induced them to employ incompetent subordinates, and if 30 why they should not ba responsible for such aets, There a ar fentures of the affaiv which will’ b tigation. 1 cannot understand why building should have boen placed inside tha curve where the accident oceurred, effo.t- ually shutting off all viow in cach ditc Agiin we have ovdinances which profubit the running of trains within the eity limits ava speed exceeding ten miles per hour. | thinlk the speed made by the eastbourd train must have beeu great from the time it lefy | the depot in ovder to strike with such ter- rible force. The couflicting stéries of the enginecr and Conductor Scott must also bo straightened out somehow. 1t is o matter in which the whole country is interested, and there must be no hesitancy i getting at the truth. TWENTY-THREE HUE on Between a Passenger and Excurs Alon Tinln oa the Fort Wayne, Prorspiiea, Oct. 23.—The collision between the Columbian cxpress and an oastbound passenger train on the Fort Wayne at Mon- vosville early yesterday movning was nt- tenued with worse results than ab flest re- ported, Instead of but six wjureld there were twenty-throe hurt.’ They will all re- cover, it is thought, though sono of them ave very seriously injuved. The kst of ‘the most sevorely injured is as follows: BuAReMAN Fnspenick Hesr, badly croshed, wiy not recove BAGIAGENASTER STEPHENS, probably fatally erushed. 1uesaN Damey, hurt seviously ime ternally, Gixner R, Coway, scalded badly. Eowaun Besvez, Canton, O., bivk seri ously injured Macaig DeLr, Canton. O., painfully cut. Leows Lsuler, Allianco, 0., badly bruise Davip Nionsy, Canton, O., chest hurt, C. W, VN Nesr, Wooster, head braisad. Josapit A. Mixen, Wooster, hand cat. W. 5. P, Suiin, Piiladelphis, badly cut. Fhio injured passengors were actonded 1 av Mouroevillo by physicians and abie o coutinue Lhelv journey later CHICAGO!S GRADE ©, INI ISINGS, Soven I red Betweoen World's Fal and Englowond—One M Cnicaao, Oct. 23.—-Seven porsons wero in Jured today in a grade crosaing collisian b Lween a street car and au cleckric motor euy at Sixty-thied and Halsted strects, One mav die. She is: Bergk Riuey, 04 Sheeman street, Chicago, skull fractured. Others were less serionsly injurcd. They are all Chicagoans but one. The following is the list: LAWRENCE L WALLACE, Clinton, T, beuised about the body Wirnias Joryson, hip and back injured. DixA Disney, hip and sids braised, Mits, Honace® ki, braised about hody. Maus, £, La Fomursr. head and bady bralsed, AMELIA CLEMENS, slightly brulsed. Engine and Four sieepors Derailod. AkkoN, O, Oct. 93.-The Baltimore § Obio vestivuled train which left Clicaga at 5 p. . last night van inlo au open switch ag Callery Junction on the Pittshurg & West. ern division of the Bultimore & Ohio at 7:% this morning. o engine and four ing ears weve derailed. One of the cars went over an embankmeut ing crew wus sent out 1o replace the truin on the track and trafic was resumed abouk no0n. “I'hio accidegd was caused by an open switeh atasiding. The momentum of the heavy train was such that as the tender ran inta tho siding it was thrown from the tvecis and overturned. The fiest slecper was forced by the tender. it being sideswiped, which torg all the ovuter timbers off oue side, e slecper jumped the traek and went down i cinder bank. The pissengers were thro'vy out of their borths, but sust: i Juries more serious than other sloopors lefL the Lrack and their i were demolished. The front ivucks of (hy fourth sleeper loft the traci, but the ry,e wucks romalned o8 the raily, e~