Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 17, 1895, Page 7

T AQ TG ATMA VY THE OMAIIA DAILY BEE: THURSDAY. ANUARY 17, 1895 horses, wagoms, etc., at lowest rates in cityi| to Wallace Cook, room B Clowry Rta, 1818 | adually but surely the detective worksd no removal of goods: steetly confidential; you | Chicago street; reward. « T © Lost—MS08 178 po— up the case. He picked up a piece of papor | can pay the loan off at any time or in any on which the operator of the crooked tele- amount. J NUARY 14, A LI-BLOODED ¥ OMAHA MORTOAOE LOSN ¢ fox termier 3 'momds B RO o 16 | Fake News Burean in Ohicago that Was graph ‘(hnf'lrl\;yllwvxlx’:ml‘v\»:;!“‘v‘v‘;l(:‘v:; And it was Another Witness of the Relapse of Japan - el 0 S cidiiibioluc BT Stealing Associated Press Malter, that on coples of the stolen messages filed | Tuto Her Old Savagery, i e Ao | T SILVER WATCH, AND CHATELAL with the telegraph companies, The operator ¥ TO LOAN ON FURNITURE, PIANOS | Return to J. Francls, Bo&M. headquartors. dmitte v 4 R A o R A gt el i admitted that he knew he was working a | e e wamE o g on g | TMPPED BY A VERY NEAT SCHEME | (31 wire, Nariows’emplores i irentrd | FREDERICK VILLIERS WAS AT PORT ARTHUR | MONEY TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FU |:\'v'{‘ pounds, Rewand for retwrnofo stolen. ture, pianos,” horses, wagons, or any Kind of | West of Sth A M55 SENT BIGHT-YR, . ) 7 T y | Undentan ) you can pay back at_any ti a 0 10! LADY'S GOLD JEL WITH United Press Papers Publish News Eight ‘hen t vide! as . ndeniable Evidence of the Trath of the amount. FIDELITY LOAN GUAKANTE} rt charm ard VWU O e L When the evidence was all in hand it Yl Toom 4, Withnell block Liost—-M855 Years Old that Was Sent Out Over decided to make Brower himself expose his Terrible Storles — Sorlous Charges 2 o A A — - Uhs of the Tapped surreptitious methods. From the Daily Nows | Agalast the New York Herald J. B, HADDOCK, ROOM 42i RAMGE BLOCK AUCTION, Wi of April 1886, was clipped an account of X - - —— e an awful cyclone which struck Kansas City self e e TUSINGSS SOLICITED TN WEWELRY AN aasé that day, and_demolished tho great iro Some men are self-made BUSINESS CHANOCES merchandies of il doscriptions: twenty yei ridge, blew down maty dWwollnEs and seve| stReron Some men are school-made— WANTED, A St O Ry A aavuRraited - byt CHICAGO, Jan. 16.—Newspaper and tele- | eral school houses, killing a number of ohil- | ANCOUVER, B, C., Jan. 16.—~Among the Some men their start made— T ooUN OF TNOREE 10, Wi WK &SR Address J. D, Lewis, Coffice Koods or m. n with a_stock of addross Lowis, offlce graph circles wero astounded at an exposure | dren. The tale was blood-freezing with horror, | PASSengers by the press of Japan was Through a little want's aid— cor Good location and trade estabil a , Omuly - Wally. Corrospondent, Avocn, Towa A 2 mado by the Evening Post of the| &N was greut news excapt for the fact that it | Frederick Villiers, war correspondent and ars INCREASE YOUR INCOME ¢ CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. _ | soclations, through the manager of one of | Wwiich ‘was upposed 10, be. munipuiated. of | S0 Wb ARa bl il P 0 Soreing riins & B, MORRILL, CARPENTER AND BCTLD them, to get the news of the Assoclated | tapped, and all the other newspaper offices or | SOTreSPondent, regarding the truth ot the e ecdsiinn Peting. OMer 0 a™ itk srck otk and plas- | press bafore its publication. The yearly H"HQH\\vry; cut off; in fact, another wire was -1*“‘1”“”"" I‘]“"I massacre at Port Arthur, Vil- Y A ing. t E 8L, telop cost of the Associated press dispatches fs | SUPStItUted for the wire that was usually in 8 sald that unfortunately It was too true, & % f 4 mont, 5 use and the ftem in question was sent “in|On the 21st when Port Arthur w cap- 17 words or less for 25 cents, one time, N i WHOLESALE GO $1,250,000, and to secure portions of this|the air* and the thieves, not knowing but|iured, Oyama declded that the Ja it’ w A LIFETIME'S BEST AND ONLY CHANCE COAL. news some of the smaller organizations have | what they were copying as usual matter f VL CICIORE, LHAL COHEC TN after that it’s only a cent a word. ST for a_goud manager, with $200 cash. Address | Soren o pin o e resorted o all sorts of devices—clipping | S¢nt on the regular circuit to all the news. [ Should occupy the town and the Yamagats Box §70, Postoftice, Omaha, Neb., Y—M7li 1§¢ all Kinds of coal. Cotresponden: 2 cable dispatches from early editions and re- | DAPErs, copied the item and rushed it to their | Feglment was ordercd to perform this duty, Published in the morning as well GREAT TNARGAIN, $8,00 STOCK I'arnam street. > i . | elients throughout the country. They entered the town,Villiers of the London as in the evening edition. merchandise, well ‘assorted and in L | = Writing them to give them the appearance of | *Igllowing It went another fake ftom stating Standard, Creelman of the New York World g v Dl v . Iy oo Kaneds __HAY AND GRAIN. orlginality, and tapoing wires leased by Uho | that the governor of Towa had called out the | g d: Creelman of Ue New York World Address T 1) Omana e U0 30N | NEDRASKA TAY 0., WHOLTSALW TIAY, | Assoclated press for its particular service. | militla during the stay of Kelly's army in | ° an of the London Times belng with 5 ¥ graln and mill stuft, We are always on the | 1y order to catch these news thieves, two| €S Moines, and bearing the date of Des | them. Just inside the city were three muti- FOR SALE, A DRUG STORE IN YORK, N market to buy or feil. 140216 Nichoias st . bk i | Molnes. This news was condensed to meet | lated heads of Japanese stuck on poles and L $3,00.00 spot_cash; this includes i4_ | of the best known detective agencles fn the | (o vemutron e . oy el SRR - . N the requirements of the small daily Papers | no sooner had tho troops seen thoso than Argalh, A Rk x M T DRESSMAKING = | country were employed. 1t was also neces- | sorved by this *‘combination,” and was sent they loat all control and Indiscriminatel - o —— | sary to resurrect some old news—dispatches | throughout the country. Vea TR | sthaYed o vere Ny ey ShNa By “Mlvfi DRESSMAKING IN FAMILIES, 416 GRANT. 1) press evening pap: in Chi uged the ( Putchered everybody they found yama ha SN [ printed in Chicago paped om el to | bress evening paper I M-168 118 :'“u‘\ L v|.| C m' ago |‘ apers ».mm JLKM‘ os | StOry With a “‘scare” head and all afterndon | Issued a proclamation that none of the fn- eh.y years ago—and put it on the wires | yyo",owahoys cried “Extral All about the| habitants should be molested 5o that the na- Which were belleved to be manipulated. | Kansas City cyclone!” (That occurred elght . Neolu, Tn. 5 - DRESSMAKING IN FAMILI FIT _AND HOD FOR SALI N style guarantecd, Address 1 49, fee 3 1 do not mean by * AL 150 | AR R e e GG 0 1 . —== | be given away, but a good tra an old © = = This wire was “cut out" outside of Chicago, | years ago.) The Detroit Journal and the St. e = tablished stand In a city of about 4,000, Address COSTUMES. and another used for the regular report. The — it = bl u P Louls Chronicle, United press papers, also had \\‘\":“m»”." ‘l k“”‘l,\'_ of the soldiers. They - UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, | 5. C. Hunt, box 68, Indianola, YoMsi2 170 | LADIER AND MEN'S MA SULTS TOR | trap was well laid, as not only were Pan- | the “news.” e blidg ;\ : © sheep Into groups and shot Gl“ T — - PR erd /bl rent at Golden Eagle store, 114 8, 16th stree Americen, but also United gown in cold blood, — - tives were standing in groups on the streots © : abh Win § o wire o That was kept up all o = i e - press papers | This news was sent on the wire in th A d S el e s Y otate WANTED, A PARTNER; A GOOD CHANCI 58§ F° caught. Among the latter were the Detroit | afternoon and about 3 o'clock the repre- :h« first day. On the second day the soldiers = T bl il R AL W o] for @ min or woman with a small amount of Journal and the St. Louls Chronicle. That |sentatives of this *"combination” became | broke open stores and houses and shot down Advertisements for th, O ET NIRRT SET T T AT GRHIUACEL AT YoMER 17 the old news did mot get further east was | alarmed and ImleL\wl’_\' sent ||~I\L'r.||||-il.\\l ‘\"_‘“"-‘”"_‘ i :l:’;‘ ; ]','M,r,' "r\;\“v\ Jere Illl;lln,:, taken until 12:30 p. m. NEURNISHBD _ROOME A PR - K 5, WHICH WILL due sclely to the lateness of the hour it was | over the country to the newspapers they | N0 one was spared, neithe uth nor old age v for two gent n. B 08, Dee. G- FOR EXCHANGE, VoeG bF o put on the decoy wire. sorved urging them not to use the item, ;-\"-Ium. The .:.m:r i fourth days the = ~ = S - — 9 . Address F 'he P vt N T g that it was untrue. But it was too lat mtehery continued. of rs not even attempt- tition, - - 20,00 ROV TROP! AL q The Post says In its expose: “It s now . Advertisers, by roquesting a numb T Lt et do block, T e o d rond man called at the Chicago offiee of the | WIth news from elght to twenty years old, | Were horribly mutilated, On the third day of S Lo AT LR . FOI6 Tamam wrcot Tha DuIIE D86 Dot | AN T Assoclated press and stated that he had re- | Some of them, however, had time only to| the mussacre the Jahanese oficers recognized A R A led i bl Al el L Bl e (B ? SANT'S ceived a request for a pass from one W. 8. | fnsert a note ting that it was since | that they had made a mistake and attempted Awers 80 addaressed will be delivered upon | fi fixtures, water on a1l (oors, gas, €1c. Ap- Lite, Oma 2 learned “that the above dispatch was greatly | t0 conceal the butchery by throwing clothes presentation of the check only. Rates, | piy at the ofice of 1610 A . : I\Y‘\r‘\\‘-r “[“‘lyl Mfinw\ himself \!‘« “‘General «\‘l:\fl.i‘,,” v‘ \t the 4 sy 2 SR e GHINENS oI 16Fa, 6U0F Eho HRHIeK Viltiers, 1 1-2c n word, first inserilon, 1o & word IN' i ROOM 50x142, BROWNELL | W ANTHD, JOB PRINTIN it kj",“h‘.‘l""";”""k 1 he had never| ‘The wiro tapper whose work made this|Creclman and Cowan witnessed the Killing thereafter. Nothing tuken for less than 25¢ Juth 11th street,” Lincoin, Neb. [ WeaNIED: A 000, v e RO s Ll sl nforma- | news stealing possible is notorious In this | Of many and Villiers has taken several snap- PO e ey e A N SR A RS GO ice proper B j e | D o ¥ NG Co FINE T eard of Brewer and wanted some informa- | ! ¢ work. Ho Is charged with all sorts | shots which bear undeniablo evidence of the b ry goods store: , water, steam heat; AN of all Kinds. . Bee bidg, tion about him. The letter sheet on which | line ¢ R Lt A R e sl o o butchery, When sho 4t These advertisements must run consecu- p on long lea H. C. Your CHANGE, A 5 S = = the request was written had this caption: | Of offenses of this character. He is the man | tru ¥ t !:x .llm‘ h xl,n‘ ’\\v n shown state tively. u 3 South th sireet, Lincoln, Neb, Barn, full 10t ELOCUTION, “Pan-American. New association, . incorpor- | W, it is said, obtained for the huvl\-v‘ shiops | ments sen ljll AL x{lnl{ at MSI0 21° | take clear lot as i —— s S | v snat SR A & the Board of Trade quotations when all telo- | Washington, Justifying the massacre, Villlers ) 3 . auired, Address F 99 R SITENE T “::~:»‘»v"?“nm ”'”’r"":' g ‘;;f u““;‘;"”":‘“;‘ graph instruments were excluded from the | said it was impossible to justify it as no re- SITUATION WANTED. i i WANTED—A WORIC HORSH IN Row, New York. William 8. Brewer, pros. | exchange sistance was offored. The first day was, ex for cord wood. Call at 3210 Maple St BUSINESS NOTIiCES, ident nntil 9 pom. for the morning and Sunday Brewer, the head of the news association, | cusable as the soldiers lost all control on sse- and general manage The names of | "\ clograph operator, and was an employe | Ing the mutilated bodies, but after thoy had - L iED MIRRORS RESILVERED, 719 N, 16, | other officers were also given. s o5 S TRRNY s ago, but | time to reflect there was no excuse liers Bl LAND FOR SAL ND E . ey AL L ‘ of the Associated press many years ago, bu : ence; can speak Liohemian. Address I' 41 5 oAND (FOR SALE AND TRADI The Associated press people had heard of = i s discharged for irregularities. Brewer | said that the town had a population of 1,000 A-MsH 260 - e - — g X - — Brewer. They had known for some time that | 25 9 3 5 A to 2,000 and but t) i v’ weFe! b 2 ; N OR AGENTS MAKED MONRY | forred paymenis. Other Texas lands for frad wer. has been in New York most of the time re- | to 2,000 and but thirty-five to forty were left —_— o an D it 2 airg | WAL oy rading At o 1 DENTISTS, thele news was belog slolen trom tho leased i it adto in tits:atory, Wit he pertocted Lis |[ana. thiexs A ibera” DAl by Tanhas WANTED- M ALE HELP, hadpcintoshes §5. flunter Tailoring Co.. LIl R e S T PR BT DENDIBT I RO UL ‘;r)m\ \"].\[n. of ‘the Ix‘;wvd official re- | ¢homo and left it In trustworthy hands | officers indicating that they should not be = T TR — —_ s cainst Breaspicions previously entertained | yororg he went away. He induced a wealthy | killed ; § COOK WANTED: MUST DEE FIRST-CLASS; | WANTED, MEN EN TO ENGAGE et Drewer, and an investigation of his | New York man, Alonzo Rothschild, to In-| It was a terrible sight and a great shock alig_competent in slort order work,” G in an by paying bsinesa ¢ home o g methods of obfaining news was commenced. | yest money and become president’ of his|as the correspondents had formed a high Grana Teland, Ne ; da or oven ake G0c (0 $2.00 per HOUSES, LOTS AND Clews were obtained and followed, and after | “Union AssociatedPress.” Mr. Rothschild | opinion of the Japanese from their previous 2 s S hour: sure thing: samplo and nstructiong sent | U2 L LOTS A} INSTRUMENTS placed on record January 16, hrinaie e LEY L rer on Associs Mr. WANTED, LOOK BINDERS, TORWARDERS | for 10e. World Suppis Cor Rty s " tr K. Darling, Bark T oy Rk i op "] as | g enverk [ Bang of nows thieves | wag not aware of Brewer's peculiar methods | conduct. At Kin Chow the inhabitants wel- and general workmen. v cmployment for 2 1895 L was - uncovered—the most skillful In the | o' ctting mews comed them and called them “angels from R R g canKavaCotaiuiny 311 Bl ——————— FOIt SAL v . ¥ TG T S e U country—they being assisted by a notorlous | “phe punishment for tapping telegraph wires | heaven® and everywhere clso they had acted . — 2 STORAGE. lar, ol F mister, 1ot o, bl Harril s 18t ada to wire tapper,” the cleverest man In his line | in this state 18 & fine of & , o not | in a civilized manner. Their conduct at Port OOKBINDERS; EXVERL | EST STORAGE BUMDING 17 O 000: Tongtme. Inauire 15 Tt : Loenend 200 | Derhaps in the world, Luther Laflin Mills | excocding one year in Jail Arthur, however, showed that they were still e oo e o erry. | #0v. bonded warehouse. Fousehora woni'starey, | Stmuel Burn . ] atate and (Tefikt comipuny antictpated catching only minnows, but he | “Hon. Luther Laflin Mills sald this evening: | savages L eV west g 1013-1015' Leavenworth, M- HANGI Y PROPERTY, i a0d HiEnie) Bhae Bot into his net some larger fish; also assd- | “The exicnt of the evil cxposed in the Post | Do Guerville, the Herald correspondent, was TAHTR AND. BNE 'ORAGE FOR HOUSEHOLD_GOODS; CL 1t LB LI I ARl GURE > 1iD and wife (o JHF s TRUdowiks clates of tha small on newspaper article this afterncon on wire tap- [ strongly denounced by Viliers, who claims IABTH] AND T and cheap rate. K- Woe H1T So0S: i i : 10, block 13, AWalnut 1l [ TAPPED ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRES. | ping cannot be overestimated. 1t exists [ he is in the pay of (he Japanese government 1 known o T SO0 IRRIGA 5 FAIL: FRUIT (4] YA S e Tapping the wires of the Assoclated press | (roughout the country In an alarming de-| o defond them from thelr conduct at Port At of th STORAGH. PRI fatalo. grain and stk farm for sl on ! 05 blagic St 00 | Brewer ot his news cheap, and herefore | Ereo, affecting tho interests of not only in- | Arthur. De Guerville, o says, Was not at OOy 306 EE AL pIels (DN DS To gy Limel Cal o H O Harder, X ot could afford to furnish it at “low dividuals, but the entire people n an attack | the front at all but stayed with Field Mar- 4 g | URE-MO3) Mo s 39| How Brewer got hold of the news was a | not only on the safety of confidential com- | shal Oyama in the rear, living in comfort and FORWER A CRE AT s R Ao Mary a0 | puzzle till it was learned that he had had | munications between persons, but on the | obtaining hearsay reports. IHe also denounces WANTED, e =5 northwest. of Omuti Address BaT B LES o Edward Whitman, 351 some dealings With this wire tapper. He | vast organization for the public dissemination | him for informing the Japanese govern- Planos, please. statepHze, mameanc LRIGHT X T point 13 feet s of 12 was Known to maintain a regular system of | 0f, news ment that Greeliman iwas a Ohinsse SpyiN B joauar mena | gn be ‘seen. L B::Boott, room @0 Hamge | cr—osre— BRI RONTAGE s e (N R wires, to be used for stealing Information The situation is a serlous one, and While f hereby thelr lives were endangered. ' He merch HS Rl G L S M— fHLrou ULy k TaNmaGR block 70, Soulh Or *a trom 'telegraphic companies. His wires were | It 18 reached by the local statutes of many | promises to expose liim on his arclyal in Now Tors. Applicant please give business ex- | CITY & GO, CLATMS, A If s0 come and see us, Fidelity Trust com- | B_ and hugband to strung over house (ops, through conduits, | Of the states it seems to demand federal | York. ~All Do Guerville did, said Villiers, was ; amount of money he. can invest and N5 | pany, 1702 Farnam. Riz-12) | Sullivan, lot 19, re down “water spouts, inside plumbing, and iy | Jegislation, based on the interstate commerce | to collect trophies and drik wine, Tofercnces, Fair salary commission - to - Qur every way in which he could facilitate his |4ct, which shall supplement such statutes,| Wel-Hai-Wel, Villiers says, will be cap- AN EXPERIENCED YOUNG MAN A8 D. S B TNELbE THak Tolek) ok AIfniah rafe AGENTS WANTE s oAy v L BUY AND RELL HOUS i | SPECIAL PIUCES AND TERMS ON It 505 i MR T ) o v R e A gultable party.”” Adareda ¥ Tovedy, " a1 WP pSELL HOUSES (0 b Tt AN RN S FC fauther and wite tol W § Russell, lot villainous scheme. - Both Brewer and he are | @nd it is probable congress will be asked t0 | tured this winter but Peking will not be ke el iorinh N atar T pany, 1702 Famam, b 2 WANTED, COMPETENT JOB PRINTER ON It J Rose et al to CF Raoke, 2x12 ex-telegraph operators, and nothing in tel- | take action in the premises & rf;\clmd. Creelman returns home on the next & T = - N = s, commencing at_point 11 feph's of 12 fe. egraphy is unknown to them. As soon as| In Nebraska the Omaha World-Herald and | Empress. R L 2 ' N—M841 19° and get ready for a home in the spring. Ii- DEEDS. : were In combination, the Associated press| Which receive the United press. AMUSEME e = e | delity Trust company, 1702 Famam st. " | Spectal master to L A Porfor, lot 15, block folks knew they had hard work ahead of e z 4 WANTED—FEMALE HELP, FOR SALE_FURNITURE, RE—72) Walnut Hill ARIPRE Pl them. Luther Laflin Mills was entrusted | GOODRICH LODGI: NOT IN COURT. The presentation of “Fritsiin a Madhoust! WANTED, YOUNG LADY TOR OFFICH | FURNITURE AUGTION AT I rum.\'m = 2 OR TRADE IN CITY PROP- Wwith the management of the case. A detect- at Boyd's last evening by Mr. J. K. Em- 5 John N. Frenz ive agency was employed, and some of it OMAHA, Jan, 14.—To the Editor of The | met and an excellent support deserved a work; must write plain, quick hand and be | Saturdays, 10 8. m. Robt. Wells 3 I , and 5 MAHA, Jan, o the B E accurato in "l'lgums‘p maie lsalary Gipectel in —— L T BODE AWV ella e IO S Ty T l/'\?%"nn'(‘:::&“‘;:w“n’il]m work. ?h{‘nn‘\;hlln the | Bee: 1 beg ailtile space in your paper {0 | liberal patronage, but owlng to popular in- own handwriting. ox 26, ' FOR SALE_MInG R SALE, 'O LOTS NE sociated press did a e detective work | correct a wrong imipression that has gone | (orost in tho Thurston reception tho LADIES WANTING FIRST CLASS GIRLS - e ark, $600.00 each; also for $250.00 cash 2 lots on its own account. A careful watch was [out -ln”tlvrull’u\.mlllx?p:vl‘\\'-) xlu-_ anizations, :l‘ln:- theatrical attractions suffered in this - re- impression was created by one of your re- [ 0T call at Scandanavian Y. W. home, 1813 Cass. PIANOS, BRIDG Ambier: Flace, well located,‘on paved:streat, kept on outside newspapers, and every stolen ! vorters, who, like many others, was un- 3D, GIRL FOR GENERA 110G AND CHICK 'C_Me32 1o Woudbridge Bros., 117 So. 17th. et eariatatoktalrs groundi, T original _copy sent out by the Asso o6 Wl A . In tho role of Fritz von Wolfenstein, Mr. small family. 1216 N. pickets, ¥ GREAT FALLS PROMISES TO BE THE & Py y the soclated | yoquainted with the facts, A few even- cliffe, 232 Beo building, R 5 dispatch carefully clipped and pasted to the press. These documents soon stacked up, be- arge 1 mos # =~ ings ago, The Bee stated that Goodrich | Emmet has a splendid opportunity for clever e T I one” iy mrbwing oty it SE ARLES cause Brewer was doing a wholesale business [ 1755 180, The' Dec o 4 1odge IR OO Bt twaakoans: court, | acting, spiced witl several catehy songs and I YOU WISH S < Lyons landau, 1 M. & It conl, live stock, agricultural and other (ntere with the Associated press news. Just to | ph5%, kO T W alled into cov facts are ihat'a few years ago a cor- | some graceful dancing. The name of Em- 1 sur Phacton, 3 buggies, 5| All conspire to this. A bl pay roll, entes vary things, dispatches concerning events ation was formed for the purpose of & B, i 5 A bur | Prising people, healihtul climate, B 2 i et in this particular line of comedy work r board, but Dl e tpuiee i that existed only in the minds of the Associ- [crecting a building on the corner of Paul | Wet In this pa Knitting | Hitle used, for salo very cheap by Duy & Heus, | \iaisirial plants to bo added next season. & SEARLES, ated press people were sent out, and promptly | and Twenty-fourth streets ‘for lodze and |1 a magnet around which success has always 20 39 Pe - t Council Blufrs, Q—=MESS 19 appeared in the “Pan American’ papers. From | 0ther purpose The majority of the stock clustered However, the popularity of Mr, g pav was subscribed by persons ontide the or T A STANDARD MAKE PIANO, 3 Chronic the fiies of the Chicago Times, Tribune and | Socqieh lodge nald. o monthiy renial. the | Emmet is not wholly due to public reverence FOR RENT-—-HOUSES. HHOUA eaying elty; @ great bargain, No. 30 ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES, B ¥ 3 ) Inter-Ocean of 1872 were taken and sent out [ gime as othor rocictie The association | for the past glories of his distinguished - 5 Nerv unimportant cable items, which were printed | was led Goodrich Lodge Hall associa- | oty but has boon won fairly by the merls JIOUSES, F. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOCK. | FOR SALE, m HED OIL DUSINESS | ARMATURES AND CONVE . Nervous, as ‘“news” by the Brower papers. There | tion, so that, in the event of the enterpri ALUoE, a8 be ks D32 and fixtures in 1y Kood éhance for righ slorage batteries recharg: d_gen- N \ was no longer any doubt as to how Brewer | Proving successtul, it was calculat torious and conscientious work of an am- STTIR GITY_ THE | PATLY: present owner Biving up busihess al machinists; ~ superio uarantecd. | A\ ) Private Mo resent the property tn Goodrich Bitorst sons OF 1E C| Dsrs count of slckness Address F 41, Omaha Electrical Works, and 619 8. 16th st ke company, 1505 ¥ m, D—363 g i at ‘alls, Mont RE—Ms40 17 ; allure. e prop- A detective made the acquaintance of an % 0 Lallure, and the prop: | Finy 5 company. of. players \which aurroNndl nder mortgnge, Good- 5 - o —_— \ e in Brewer's office, and under tho | dge and Goodrich Lodge 1131l assoela- | (he star Is, with one or two excepti BENAWA & CO., 108 N, I5TH ST. = — |55 5 ENGIN S AND CON 5 \ DISC&SES, employe lodge an: rich Lodge Hall a: the star is, with one or two exceptions, a A LAIRVOYANTS, ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS AND CONTRAC- | R\ ] ! \ guise of a southern fruit land agent rented | tion are entirely distinet, One i & Jod tars for. o Nt o 3 e v support of unusual strength, Mr. Emmet — e - s - = Mhan e p e paootor RIANEE Radiall {iy WA TMBNT % MALL, Gonsultation fires, | QAL so0m 1o the M Eab offices at | of u secrct_orier, the oiher a corporation | SUPROTL of wnusual strength ory that e FOR RENTHOUSE OF § ROO! MRS DR H. WARREN, CLAIRVOYANT, RE- | (inds of eclrical Sonatruction, ~_ Weate 162 Washington street, It took a long time | (1efuncy). Please make {his correction, and v on Dirk ave, 1nquirs at 4z &, liabilo bisinéss medium; 7th year at 110 N 1oth: ply Co:, 418 an Wo cure Oatarrh, all disenses of £he | for this mun.. cvon with the amvaeiien oe [Obiiie many members o & prosperana iodse | best 18 nono (0o £0od for Ameican audiencos S90_ | LEATHER BELTING, CHAS. A. SCHI i of 0dd Fellows. A MEMBER. = i N 6 8. Nose, Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, | being an occupant of the, office, to learn the FOR RENT-HOUSE NINB 1 & CO., Mg, 306 S.12th st ) y ) — - a The eminent tragedians, Frederick Wardo N aubD, (HNB. T MASSAGE, BATHS, ETC. Blood, Skin and Kidney Diseases, Fe- | inside of the business, but he did so at last, B T T and Louis James, will make their farewell alko chieap’ houses, .00 and $1.00, different | ADAD TR N male Weaknesses, Lost Manhood, and |and his daily reports to Mr. Mills are ex- 24 appearance in this city, as jolnt stars, at Darts iy, Dexter L. Thomas, 401 Bee butldmg, | Srsoa LA ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN. | (remely Intorosting ag showing tho mothods | The followlng marriago llcenses wero ts- (RI°F00® 1 8 P78 JAL stands 45 N b nh ‘e KRBT FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND DUEAK MEN ARE VIGTIMS 10 NERVOUS ""Tg;;"“;;’:“‘/(‘":"’flfi:f; ?,‘“l""]t'd:r"";:"-slm boen | Ped yesterday: and Saturday matinee. They will present "OTTAGE, 1N ) o — cago st., telephone 90, 3 ebility or icxhaustion, Wasting Weakness, In -American,” w e been | Namo and Address. AN i iy " Ny om0 et Oy gE; | MADAM LARU T - — = sointury Lomes, witf Sarly Docay n young | changed to the “Union Assoclated press” and | oo a1 Ao o mana RHAKERDSRIE &, (Ao (Jragedy.. Heary 'Y;h N0 TR, E1th, 1 Diook: from . Famem v s gD | and midde aged; lack of vim, vigor andweakened | (ho ““Baslern Associated press,” successivery, | Sand M; A vior, Omuha. 5 Weiday: lght gnd Baturday,atierngon ey N o\ I st B Lontel's Srhva e - embalmers, 1701 Cuming st., telephone 1060. prematurely In opproaching old age. All yelld | o4 (g “omces” in three roon 39, A1 ylor, Omaha,, handsome scenie environments, correct hise eh e Il A Dt g 34 | readily to our new treatment for loss of vital | Nad its “office n three rooms, 82, 33 and | arichael Neuberger, Omahg torical costumes and special mus Mr. I ) 305 North . power. Call on or address with stamp for cir- [ 34. Two of these rooms had witdows open- [ Anna Shuster, Omahi, . .. . Warde will appear as the rollicking Prince ROOM MODERN HOUSE, FIVE MIN MASSAGE, MADAME DE ihr i o Sulars, free book and receipts. Ing out on the Herald building. Rooms 32| John 1. Blomberz, Omaha........ walks from court house, vacant December L S AFREN ¥ 1416 Farnam. and 33 were used as the general offices, Room | va Krasskow, Omah: o ig|Hal, Mr. James, as the fat knight, Sir SURIS U180, dp0m 85, Jiarker hiotk) " D18 = - | CCW. BAKER, UNDERT Dr. Searles and Searles, 47 s 34 was kept always locked. It was here the | fred I S s ‘o3| John Falstafr, and Guy Lindsley, as the fme T—8-ROOM COTTAGE; ALL MOD- = secret work was done. Here sat the operator | Winnifréd Lakéfield, Mi petuous Hotspur. “Henry IV" has slways lfornia st Milton | mm—— - - = - 7 T N who took the “grapevine” dispatches. Here [ Thomas W. Bottorff, Omaha......... been a very popular ply, as It contains D198 "L:j_:;’:\‘_:l),“;})[‘h;m_;’Ng:l(_";;,'J\‘N"i"{f:'”‘ll‘l‘\’ BICYCLES. 1 were the telegraph instruments, to which | Eva Sturtevant, Omaha............ an_ecqual comedy interest with the tragle FOR THE WINTER, i iotxdr dbe oI B 1 . - . were attached the fine copper wires which at B and possesses some remarkable poetle pas- 510,00, thires’ Broom® bOLLE — e [ M. 0. DAXON, 402 N. 16TH, e— = = different places had been connected with the 3. AL Beott, Nat'l bank. PERSONAL, OMAHA BICYCLE CO., 323 N. 10T11 ST, Bl Ui Deroe ot MO, RIVEILIAsives | Assoclated press wires, Apparently there | 1igzie Mann and. Blanehe Bradley were | many years, largely due to the diculty fn D-M213 < Omaha|Union Depot, 10th & Maso: h v s . 4 ; i b R T e s [ Omah B o Sam | Va8 no connection between 34 and the other | 4 iented for being drunk and disrderly. | obtaining a cast competent to interpret It JOUSES, WALLACE, BROWN BLK,16 & Doug h » ¥, LIFB, T DEANE & CO,, BICYCLES, 1115 FATNAM | 4 dbphacEiic, Hiiis, Monk & Bovst Had. . 3 ioem ooms, exeept for & i Yire which passed | Arier being locked up the women created | Proverly. On Saturday night Shakespeare’s D57 £ T4 318 | 4:spm: Denver ' Bxpress....... tom | [hrough the partition, but which secmed Lo Luch' s rackot that the jallor was ordered | immortal tragedy, chard 111" will be BIGHT ROOMS, BATH, ¥ B, GAS, ETC. MAD] r Sitbpm N!brfllllkl‘::‘ll‘(en:vu‘l Sunday) be connected with a telegraph call box on to put them Into a dark cell. As goon as|the bill. The sale of scats for all thres per- near Hunscom’ park; o ¢ . Weid 10 B0 TatRat Biiect cctrical Bupply Car, 458 8 1000 s Spm. - ifast Mail (or: Lineo :?fm‘.::“fi <In-reallly tnis was' one o the e ‘opencd “the ‘door both ‘Womn atiacked | formances will open at the Boyd at 9 o'clocik ARd Douglas. > - cor— - S, 3 AL v .l J him and nearly succeeded in ¢ rpowering | this morning. rIC THE S Leaves [CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & Q.|Arrives 0% 1 BV B el Mledema 111 - g e — YECTRO | THERNMAL | DATHS, haital Onlor Depot, ot A Masn S0 Crnams METHOD OF THE THIEVES, him. Officer ~ Tiedeman and rgeant Spoilea n Wrikt und Uniform. sages. It has not been done in this country for 10-ROOM HOUSE, 1811 CASS. TELEPHONE 67, South Omaha, | DM 170 FOR RENT, S AT NORTHEAST COR- | COMPOU ner of d streets in good condi- tion, on reasoni . Inquire at room 314 First Nat. D MT81 2 f Ve empted o subdue the rate| . > i T In room 33 there stood against the door [ \Yhilen “attempted to - sub n Yonson,” Jacob LitUs landslide of Chica, entibule...... A R O L TR " hfoaso Yoxpromms:: between that and 34 a desk or table. To all [ 4[Na20N® and Loth men were roughly used, |, ive. il o ‘the attraction at Boyd's QMEOUND OXYGEN CURES CONSUMTTION MOUNT AR RENOVED 1§ COAT. | 1ih * Towa Locai! appearances it was & common desi, and 'was | mtico: Bertens S5 et e B | er o suntiy “evering st “The Dy htma, “bronchitls and catarrh. e treat’ | of sth st., on M| used by the office boy. But it had other | form was destroyed. is a creation, not an imitation, In it Mp ment, Rdom 810, M. ¥, LAte bise GheonaT | SEETTDAN COAT, B S0 rivew | uses. Through the back of one of the Gus Heege has galned a reputation which en- FOR RI 13 CAPITOL AV 376 for hard canl. and B8 ton ol maha dr)u‘:'lenu" l‘!\llh (li:l\l: was ""'] a :m.w hole, ST, titles him to a place among the first char- N, M1 CAPITOL NUB, U] T R VTSRO T am street; madn entrance 10q which, when the drawer was closed, came a1 ter comedlans of this country. He pree b, B0 H R nAT, RATER WIRH D00 ADVAR, || 10 o5t - LI : rectly opposite & simllar hols cut in the do0T, | yui and Wrmsr with Variable Whids for | sents in this uncouth Amerioanized Bweds & it et | themenis sad plisias of n | AL RINDS OF HARD =y HICAGO & NORTHWESTN.|Atrives | which was concealed by the dosk. Throngh aracter that fu at once entl ‘ o SOM MODERN HOUSE, §2%5 PER MONTIT 3rich, mailed free. "Address , Brook AL K Nobraski character that fu at once entirely new to the "‘lil”);.“ lul R B, 89 PRIV MONII | lyn, . X Mi93) Levl, 715 8, 13th street; telephone 1549, Depot, lyn; & Mason Sl-?‘:nuh- these holes the operator in the back room WASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—The forecast for | #tag 10 a8 intercsting as (t Is novel. Mr. N ar i e — M—287 J24 stern Express. :30pm | would place the stolen messages in the A NGTON, Jan. 16,~The forecast for | & b, oy e i ! L e SKATES GROUN « OW O] LA e | o o " ecge does not split the ears of the ground- FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE 10 | LUT, R L ANOsND JioLLaw on PLAIY Vostivuled Limited 3ioam | drawer, and at the proper times they would | Thursday is Hecg pli o g ent of furniture taken in board. ress . 106 8. ; e e, _D-ws VIAVI €O, 3i6 BEE DLDG, HEALTH DI, FRE m ror Nebraska and Kansas—Tair; wvarner; | 1688 with the uzual farce comedy song, nor -Omaha_Chicago_Epecial b | be DNsoYeR by e iIuated iamploya, etathe (| or Nebraska et Sausaemhale: anvners (LB MLLSCULEL TS SeAdy SOURCENS oITY = 3 = concern and handed to the “editor” jn the | Winds becoming southerly. 0¢8 hio falve 2 n X ; @ HOUSE 7 TWO LOTS 2 S 15 ) 4 an Mot & ibion Sia| Gt | 0ULor room, 00 sent 0ut to tho mewspapors | For Missourt and lowa-Taie, vasiuiie |l anall round dan R S and barn; F Welishanls Agency, 391 | SWEDISIT MOVENEN TR CADIER. T Al oa Se O subscribing to the agency. To further de. | winds, Rk 1oL tha ola s gt ltu gt S RAARY Board of "Trad. M8 19 1816 Chicago st.; consubation, selentifie, fuciai | HOMETR BARITONE AND TEACHER; | i+ T e tie ok ceive the regular operators and any persons Loenl Record, holongs-1o" the gitimate conmedy, and obeslt” redimenttreo Siandayy, duduarys”’ | “apeciallat in tone "produclion” b ‘placing, 1 ++Atiaatio Kincomes o 5 that might be in the outer room, theso| OFFICE OF THIZ WEATHER BUREAU, e L e il Sl I e A PR R e and o) hi A e d. Stolen messages were written on regular tel- | OMAHA, Jan. 16.-Omaba record of tempert | Alexanier Salvint's repertolre at the Boyd . I by B HAR RGBT, P : = R narh kit 3 08re” EpAFi st ce Oklahoma Exp. (1o C. . cx Sun.).11 egraph blanks, which Brewer or his assist- | ature and rainfall, compared with the cor Monday, Tucsday and Wednsudsy next NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM. IN- | ers. Banguef, hall, residence “"Volces tried fro y ot D iyt P PP T T R responding day of the puxt foin vearu: I be as follo: Monday night,” *“Don quire 1919 Dodge: rations, 1513. Vinton street, teleph: &t northwest corner Chicago and 17th Atrec §ilam-Oklatioma & Texas Bx. ex. Sun).i1d0m | On the wall of the building 1535, 1834,"1863, 1808 N i 0lorado LAMIted:..r: NICELY PURNISHED ROOMS 1IN 1:10pm. lorado Limited 62 W, Jaesar de azan uesda; I'4 “Student 162 Washing- h temperature /O M Casaar Qe Hazen 0y, alght e — — ton, next to the Herald bullding, is a telo- | Mmoot smeri i 8 4 of Salamanca,” and Wednesday . “The family, single vr en suite, 1509 Fai NEWLY ¥ TED DATH PARLORS, '\ BT, y Turkish and electrio baths {or Jadien and_ gentio- Depot’ 160 W “ L3 Do graph cable, which can be connected with |Averaze temp rature § 4% ] Three Guardsi and Webster' Sts. e wire g Intc o Hers offices. | Prec an Qo 00 b 00 Madam Howell, 320 8, 15th #tre.t. 21 floor. the wires running into the Herald offices. |Precipiiati 0 | Its success upon its magnificent scenic feats e ETATIONS. Aep 30 ~sedtuag, XU e Ti30am. Ja Passenger idaily).... It was placed there by the telegraph com- | Condition of t:mpsrature and brecipitation | «pne Derby Winner does not Aepend for RENT, IN PRIVATE FAMILY, TWO ; - - am. " Nelri) K ph comy e | A RS A LI (o e —————— L rosms at $1.50 p Siohm. Sioux CIpEspies (X Bun). Al0am | panies for convenience. Inside Hrewers |8t Omaha for the day and sinte March 1 T taard " Bl pve MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE, | Boal i B 000 | oveiore Toom | Easvaa i E_& MO VALLEY. — |Arrives i h«‘::mtm“:.’"'f.‘u‘.‘(-5". £ o Al et it 14 RIS CROE URED, KR ChCLESHAY S RiARSH SN LT — - . N — and board by week or month, I ani teh, | Omuhal pot 15tk ol nah A 0 01 Lhe 8 for the da setan potively and a AR & QERIRY W R TR T - ANTHONY LOAN & TRUST CO., 313 N. Y. LiF] aid bosrd'by T snontih ¥runk' Hilditch, 'th Depor 2 “"_I'I"fm“"‘_‘;“:‘:“‘:‘ LOmaha | oy "molding which had been broken or left precipitation . fr 02'inch | dwells largely upon the race track. It com- rooma for lght housckecping. | 112 Draika’snd Towa farnss or Ot i jn Ne A rvar e | filom: ek A M A B (i Incomplete. " In reality this was a tin tube, | Deficiency for the day'!'.: S8 dnch thess elements of dramatlc strengilf 0y AETNA HOUSE (BUROPEAN)., N. W. COR. | §.0mm. . Norfolk E paivted to resemble the molding and in- | Total precipitation since M 7inches | iy, thoroughly attractive manner. Its i 1 and Dodge. * Rooms by day’ or Week, &:10pm " tended to serve as a condult for wires which | Deficiency since March 1.. 16.00 nches LT L AAEe AR FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD, | "1, INSURANCE PoLic TR ANEP, ON | e, | Cadvas | K o, BT 3. & G B Tirsices | should be. attached (o the Horalie tabe Loports fr Stations wt ¥ 1 M. | T TR PR BT E | s e L ' . DI . Omaha/Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha | To the detective one of these men in Brewer's | — e | 00 Ul moOmODt in lay. It covers ROOM & BOAND, GERMAN TRIv PAM: | o - Wn_ [ BUILDING & LOAN AS300IATION | pramiunion berot, Day Exp 6:10pm | office sald that these rooms had been s SRR AL e 0 e BiRye TR ANARAE Wy for'3 or S resbectablo pation 4 N i | STONEY N ON IMUROVED OMAHA | oW A HOME OR SECURE 600D | #:45pm K. C. Night Ex. via U. P. §:505n A B i ) e iy -3 Feal tainle. Zrsauan, leve & | Interest on savings. Apply to O & 1. | Ceaves | MISSOURT PACIFIC TATTIves 4 iy vim\),m entation ‘,"( the diversity of NICE WARM ROOMS, WITH GOQD BOARD: | — - el = Ass'n., 1704 Dee bldg. 4. M 3 Omahal Depot 15.h and Webster Sts. | Omaha S £4ra o | P Ak AT Talea ‘teasonable: modorn convenighock. i | MONEY 70 LOAN AT LOWBST TATES % PRI, P Vi45am. ...... 85 Lous Express rrs..: 8:00am Children Cry fol . es upon the race track slone would make LG thih streti D ROOMB ‘AND BoARD. TS MADE ON GOOD LOANS. Sommable. 3100 Farnam ot Nat iz ol s SIOTX CITY & PACIFIC [ArTies- Pitcher's Castoria. "o Tover, the woman who would ST R 2 BOARI ] : MaD) A 7 D Nattinger, Hoc F Frives - r ) , the woman who wo 2 e~ . L LA ) Depot 15th and Webster (Omaha Children Cry fo: 4 A fire and water to show her FOR RENT. TOAR AND ROOM FOR ONE ON IMPROVED OMAHA | S e— eeersnait. Paul Edmited = S.dsam yfo per love for man; the villian, dwop, Biivate family; down own. Address elity Trust company, ; HORSES WINTERED, = [ BIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. — |Ariives fi'ltcher's Oastorla A who res cbody and is himaselt o~ ——— . T | T WiLL oAl R A FEW HEAD Op | Omahalunicn Depot, 10th & Mason Bts | Omaf 1 Y : done up in his lon ) down the race eourse NICELY ~ FURNISE AM HEATED . C. A. ¥TARR, 85 N. Y. ¥ d FEW HEAD OF H 5 horses for the winter at §3 per head per mon iy Sioux City Passenger........10:20pn N/ i R R 4 5 of life; the gay and dashing widow, who is o with oF without board, 6 so. fithwi | T LOANE: € ; Jirase, tor i, wiolar at 83 ber head per montn. soiSlts Gy Bamenger ... 101800 Children Cry . b I of life; L gny abing widow, who iy LOANS ON IMPROVED & UNIMPROVED ( but_ healthy b laken and only from e ) ~ —_——— - T PACIPIO . [ cher's Castoria . 1d die for his master; the JRNISHED ROOMS, WIT! s R B > 4 sponsible partics. 1 can give best of reforence q 1ON PACIFIC g AEEIVXS ite . ) ity 10| Raling ! FURNIBUED I i, Viat pOARD, AND | “property. W. Farnam Smith & 0., 1820 Fornam, | X3feast K" waion A o, Feforences Union Depot, 10t & Mason Sts.| Omaha Ji a e Hupid ity Bartc who I out for the etuff. LT — < Aame. 1 u |l Kty Exprow. ... 3itn el [ Gloudy : upatent people bave been en- e GITY AND FARM LOANE 37 LOW —— e L | g Oyerland Fiyer. . Bidipm Bmare Clo ret these varled parts, and PLEASANT ROOM FOR TWO, WITH 1O, D, i . Puse) n o g ~ 2:00pma. Beatrice & Stromsb'g Ex. (ex.Sun). 374 p; St Viuceny Ry . e AN, BQOM FOR TWO, WITH HOARD. | “rates. “Pusey & Thomas, First Nu't 1, s STOVE REFALKS, Taopm... L Tl Roxhrens. oo A st | S | lay s consequenco a rousing - - e e STOV 2. 0,00 TS . Fast Mall........ 4:10p. < A 4 City 00| Cloar [ ) start to finlsh. ““Phe Derby Win- FIRST-CLASS ROOM AND 0 LOAN ON OMAHA REAL BSTATE i aias FOR 400 DLY ives B AR TAILA BUREAU. SUES & CO., Nolicltors. Bee veston 66| oulClear plays a return cngagement in this eity Hu:'q e family; gas, beth, . AL 6 per cent. W. B. Melkle, 15t Nat. bank bid, cllons & speclalty 107 Douglus surect. | OmabalUnion Degiot, 10th & Mason Sts.| Omaha | 2 V. . . . [« 4 4 Sy indlcates trace of precipitation at the Emp commencing Sundey matines, Weeass Omalia Btove Hepale Works. 4% | Fispm...... .8t douls Canuon Ball...... 2:3pw | H6llding, OMAHA, Neb Advice FREB. L. A. WELSH. Observer. |January 20,