Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, March 5, 1895, Page 7

racs ¥ THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, MARCH 5 SPEGIAL NOTICES. Advertisementy for these columns will be taken untll 12:30 p. m. for the evening and until 8 p. m. for the morning and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting & nombered eheck, ean have answers nddressed to & numbered letter In care of Tho Bes. An- #wers w0 addressed will be delivered upon Presentation of the check only. Rates, 11-2cm word, first Insertion, 1o a word hereafter. Nof for firat lnsertion. These advertisements must Tun consecus tively. —_—_—e— SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED, SITUATION BY GOOD DRY GOODS man; twelve years' practical experience; addr and_willing to_work. ¥ ommendations. Address Box 70, Minn. A WANTED—MALE HELP. A 1401 DOUC M1 IN TO CARRY WA JATLE SALE our ofls and greases as specialty or. side line. Olilo OIl and Grease Co., Cleveland, O, ¥ R, RELIABLE PRIN married man, for foreman ( wages $18.00 per week, Call 1020 New York Lite bullding. 11— M284 6 CARPENTER WA ) ON RANCH IN WY oming; s it fore noon Tuesday Bth. 1. H. Pratt, 17th street build ing. M283 5% BALESMAN (MEDICAL) on physicians with gioal work, almost can be earned by physicians or of e te nge and experience *hiladelphia, Pa RELIADLE SALE plete line of lubricating olls and gre ary or commission. Apply Garland Refining ¢ ses; mal MASSBAGE, BATHS, ETC. 502 8, 15TH, 2D FLOOR, ROO! siconol, steam, sulphu 7= Mas ANNA GOULD IS A COUNTESS MADAM SMITH and_sea_baths. TURKISH BATHS. TURKISH BATHS; ONLY PLACE IN CITY tvely for ladles Suite 100-110 Bee bidg, What Women Know Rubbing, Cleaning, Large Number of Friends of the Contracting : Partios Witness the Ceremony. CLAIRVOYANTS MRS, DR. 1. PLIGHTED HER TROTH TO DE CASTELLANE | i C medium; 7th year at 119 N. 161 hing twkeon for less than 25¢ Wedded at Mer Brothor's Home In New York Amid a Profusion of Roses B GREATEST CLAIRV age, Madame Romain, has returned by request be consulted Those wishing correct advice on busines and the Guests. Scouring. Scrubbing, is no doubt great; but what they removes evil causes speedy the madame. reunites coupl NEW YORK, March 4.—The marriage of | daughter of uld of this city, to Count Paul Ernest Bonifacio de noon, Archbishop Corrigan officiating, residence of Gould, Sixty-seventh strect and Fifth a The archbishop was assist 8he makos A success where Letters with stamp answered all should know, is that the time of it, the tire of it, and the cost of it, can all be greatly reduced by Santa Claus Soap. oo THE NKFAIRBANK COMPANYehicrge PERSONAL. 1813 Vinton street | beautiful tint as the dr bishop wore the full robes of the office. paha Mercury' order from measure assembled at residenco was artistically decorated throug out with a profusion of tropical plants, smilax, SMOKE HOUS ; HEALTIL BOOK lady attendant VIAVI CO., 366 BE and Japan liliss, The wedding took place on the first parlor floor, the ceremony being per- formed in what is known as the East India uthwest corner of the mansion, The bridal procession formed in the library, a room of ample dimensions on the second floor, ast India room, where FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. black heads, A_$3,50.00 HOME FOR $1 room on the s MAN TO HANDLE A COM- bust developed; halr, ®ealp and skin nervous and female dis- apathic Institute; SEARLES & SEARLES, 1, O, B—M250 10 e immediately over the JANTLY FINISHED CABI CITY PRODER WANT! YOUNG FOR GENERAL offfce work; must be " ste phier; referenc required. Address J 19, -M: WAN WORKING HOU widow family, Immediate ney, GIRL, FOR ( at 2212 Olifo WANT NERAL HOUSE CALI wot, C—M261 D, T TAKERS TO LEARN TH F. B Nilsson tajlor square system of cutting F. B. Nilsson Co. cutting school, stroot The guests recelved the first intimation of the formation of the bridal party by a selection from an orchestra con- cealed in the hall behind a bank of palms and t number gly Thros. 210 N, Counell Blufrs. 72 RE sale or tride, n was the L 3 OR TRADE 13 Jno. N. Frenzer, opp. Lohengrin, which was Rosa Sucher, the operatic soprano, to string orchestra. the accompaniment This was followed by the bridal march from 5 ML FROM MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. RISON. 012 N. . TREATMENT BY MAIL, Consultation Free. descending the G LADIES TO LEAT ‘Nilsson system of cutting; we t only taflor square syat ot New York, B, Nilsson C school, 192 ot C-M256 FOR RENT_HOUSES. TIOURES, T, K. DARLING, DARKER T & TRUST CO..318 es for cholce security braska and [owa farms or Omaha city property. ANTHONY LOA ‘We cure Catarrh, all disensos of the ns at low r: Nose, Throat, Chest, Stomach, Liver, Blood, Skin and Kidney Diseases, Fe- male Woaknesses, Lost Manhood, and ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN. VICTIMS TO 1IERVOUS N THE ) the flower-adorned stairs in tne following order the ushers, Raoul Duval, Brockholst Cutting a THIE HAND- s fn Omahn m_ park; owne health; must sell, maids, Miss Beatrice Richardson, Miss Ade Montgomery, Helen Gould. LOT IN SOUTH 9 feet fronta WEAK MEN ARE Debility or Exhaustion, Wasting Weakne: voluntary ~Losses, od; Inck of vim, vigor andweakened 24th, near A he bride then nd out of the way; owner train being carried OF THE CITY. TIL 5 Karnam. 58 P n ‘approaching old_age. readily to cur new treatment for loss of Vital with stamp for cir- Masters Kingdon and Jay Casl or or addres 108 N. 15TIL D063 IN GOOD RE: pair, city w $10.00_per month to good pa ties, 119 N. 37th, 1 block from Farnam car line. Inquiire at Stoctzel's stove store, next to poste M MODERN HOUSE wallc from court liou Barker block. T CAPITOL _AVE rooms, modern. The O. F. Davis comp: MODERN 7-ROOM HC ply 1309 8. 28th street. BAM, 702 NO, 10TIL D203 5 ALL MODERN; BE TWO ¥ with barn quire 304 D VERY DESIRABLE WELL LOCATED HO 3. H. Sherwood, 423 N. Y. Life. 'Phone 15 TEN-ROOM HOU ORNIA $0.00; one month to yearly t L. D. Holmes, 618 N. Y. Life. D-—M: culars, free book and receipts. Dr. Searles and Searlss, GRATEFUL—COMFORTING. EPPS’S GUGOA. BREAKFAST-SUPPER. owledge of the ng fons of dig VERY LOW RA MADE ON GOOD LOANS BICYCLES. DAXON, 02 N, alowly up the aisle which had be Owaha Nob C. A. STARR, bushes cf flcwering ro-es. the dais at tho Fifth avenue end of the room When they teached Fidelity Trust company, ch side and the bridesmaids Here, awaiting the the bride, etood the bridegroom, his brother, Count J stepped before Western Electrical Supply ED & UNIMI m Smith & Co., attended by an Castellane, while on stood Archbishop Corrigan, wearing astical robes. GAVE THE BRIDE AWAY. Mr. Gould placed his s de Castellane’s hand and withdrew to the laft, where his wife and her two little daughters "By a thorough kr laws which govern tion and nutrition, and Ly cation of the fine properties of well-sel: Cocoa, Mr. Epps has 6 Farnam street A 0 LOAN ON OMAHA REAL I at § per cent. W. B. Meikle, 1st Nat. Bic WILL BARNU only riding school in the’ city. FCOLUMBIA™ light and high g Lyle Dickey & Co., 1403 I provided for our break- fast and supper a_deflcately flavored bevers age which mity save us m the Judicicus articles of diet that b constitution may be sradually bullt up until strong enough to t every tendency to ubtle maladies re’ floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak a fatal shaft tied with pure ster's hand in Count 1y heavy doctor: & Potter, 1st floor, ORY CO., 10 WALL § sell names of bona INVESTORS' DIRE Y., compile and stern investors who have Full particulars upon request, Y FOR GOOD th and Dougi W fact that the bride has not, as it has been surrendered her time came for the upon her finger the wed- she handed her large and beautiful bouquet of lilies of the valley to her sister, Helen Gould, who stcod on her immedi- The Ave Maria was sung by Rosa Sucher, stationed at the foot of the stairs in the large hall, her rich, glorious voice blend- ing with the strains of the orchestra and the musical cadences of- the orchestra added a charm to an impressive and beautiful cere- mony. After the benediction had been spoken “Wedding March” UNDERTAKERSAND EMBALMERS ligious faith. bride to have pla Yy escape man; ourselved well fori a properly nourished frame.'’— Civil Service Gazette, Made simply labeled ~thu: JAMES EPPS & CO. Chemists, Londan, FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND balmer, 1618 Chicago st., t: SWANSON & TI- 2124 Miami st,, or 211 N UNDERTAKERS AND th balling water I telephone 1060, h, balling ter or milk. half-pound tins, by grocers, 1701 Cuming st UNDERTAK! Homoepathie ‘arnam st., telephone 2. JAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 8, 16TH ST. at lowest rat horses, wagons, T AND EMDALM: strictly confidential; you time or in any OMAHA MORTGAGE LOAN CO. _D—M240 10° "McCREW " 18 THE ONLY SPECIALIST BUILDING &LOAN ASSOCIATION. Mendelssohn's MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITUX & R. HOUSE, 1213 £0. 3IND, LV furnace. D. Wead, 16th ‘and L 3 LIST HOU 55 WEAD, 107, § LARG WHO TREATS ALL 2 PRIVATE DISEASES, MEN ONrI.V room and the bride received the good wishes of the archbishop and priests, which were followed immediately by those of her sister, Miss Helen Gould, and her brother George. all kinds of security, 130, Ramge block. 7Y TO LOAN ON HOUSEHOLD FURNI. Interest on savings. Ass'n, 1704 Bee bldg. two officiating G.'W. Nattinger, See, 2S IN MUTUAL L. & D. ASS'N PAY . 8 per cent when 1, %, § ye attel sccurity at lowest pos can pay back ble rates, which The e 5 old, always count, HOUSE FOR RENT, 2114 CHICAGO cheap, n the best part of town, only from postofiice. P’ B Ford, 434436 Tise bl 5-ROOM HOUSE, §%) happy, led his wife into the alcove, where, under a wreath composed of lilies of the val- ley, they stood ready to receive the congratu- lations of their friends. After the conclusion of the ceremony the FIDELITY LOAN GUARANTEE CO., Room 4, Wit 7. B. HADDOCK, ROOM 427, RAMGE BLOCK. Nattinger, Sec, Eyery cure guarantecd. 20 yeurs' experienco. 8 years in Omaha. T.. VERY Dlocks —eeee 14th & Farnsw sts., OMANIA, NEE. HOTEL BARKER, 15TH AND JONES STS, BUSINESS CHANCES. 5 rootms t $1:80 DO dny: = 50 rooms at $2.00 per day. wedding mareh, orchestra and organ. FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS. PLEASANT ROOM, 1919 DODGE o wedding breakfast at which were seated the bridal party rates to commercial and board by week or month. DO _YOU WANT A MONEY MAKER? THE Edison Kinetoscope (efght machines), Fraak Huditeh, § FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKE 1403 85,000 In less than three months, dison Kinetoscope PING, in the form of a fleur de lis, richly man and wife; rent taken in board. 319 N. 17th covered with cream colored satin, hung with RAILWAY TIME CARD AETNA HOUS 18th and Dodg: RIVER. |Arriv Rooms by day or week. NICELY FUH i M folding bed; $10.00 month. 1616 Howard g FRONT ROO) LY FURNISHED bath. 209 Cass E—M232 5% Leaves [BuBLINGTON, & MO. Omahal Dy 10th & My i FRECKLES, BEST IN THE WORLD. Tho fleur de 1is was prone its side and the T e e e open space between the bulb and petal was filled with maure orchids edged with ferns, and beneath and shining through the mass of flowers wero small BOTTLING OUTFIT, office fixtires and horses and wagons. Faust Lottling Work: ....Denver Express Nebrasia Local (except Sunday) Lincoln Local .Fast Mail (for_Lincoln MOUNT HAS REMOVED HIS COAL Sunday). 1132 office to 209 8. 16th st. 1213 Jones St. lights of one THREB SPLENDIDLY FURNISHED ROOMS, With bath, hot water, heat, gus; beat location: 2205 Fi FURNISH month D ROOM, DATE 11 Farnam. FURNISHED ROOMS AND BOARD. Brown block. BEST WYO- candle power each. largo part of the spearhead was a heart of white orchids cdged with fern and plerced With a giit arrow, tied with a_butterfly bow of delicate cream colored ribbon and caught in the ribbon was a spray of orchids, and through all shone tiny electric lights. MEAT MARKET FOR BALE OR TRADI Reason for selling, {ion of parenerahip. Address 11 3, Dec, ¢s [CHICAGO, BU! the center of ix aha|Unfon Depot. 10th & Mason PRICE REDUCED; § A ton delivered, 1605 Farnam strect. MEDICAL. SYPHILIS TREATED: NO CURE, NO PAY: -Paciflc_Junction Local German_ farming community, Address Box 47, IL. & ST. PAUL.JArrives F—705— M cases on payments; consultation frée; § o 10 a. m., 103,709 p. m. H0 Cuming st South Omaha, A LOCATION IN [CHICAGO, At bar across the fleur de lis was also of orchids with reflecting electric lights, The service used at this 10ih & Mason S P, 2310 Dougla & fo* ~..Chicago Limited ROOM SUT “Terms reasonab ' pleasant location. 170-7% blo was of gold. ablish o wide weekly paper; must Audrexs Printer, carc of Dalily icago Express (ex. 5 |CHICAGO & NOR maha|Union Depot, 10th & Masy DR TWO, WITH BOARD, 0 Dodge. Tho other guests were served at eighteen smaller, round tebles, eight at a table, and each table had a silver bowl filled with manre MASK SUITS, THE HILLSIDE, 1870 AND DODC and board. F—105-150 S FOR RENT at Golden Eagle store, 114 8. 10(h_street. astern Express, Vestibuled Limited. Valley " Local! orchids in the cente Vith ROOMS | FOIL RENT, A SALOON IN GOOD LOCAT liojoepter, iter wore a with park’ and dancing platform. NICELY FURNISHED Ri board; rates reasonable, ney. F--M177 Al UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT 3th and Leavenworth. wedding cake heart shaped, with a coronet raised OMS, WITH GOOD The Rovo, 2020 Har- 1:Oimalia_Chicago Special. CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS. % B. MORRILL, PAPER HANGIN sign painting, brick work, plasi Barker blk.; tel, 733; shop 2211 lzard; te with or without Sherman avenue afte BAKERY, ( Call at 1920 top of the box, which is encased in a maure colored satin case, lined with white satin, on 4 UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR _ LIGHT housckeeping. 1919 Dodge. G—MIH0 — the top of which is a hand-painted cre: tho Count de Castellane, ! AL At 2:30 the ipm....Chicago Vestibuled Limited 11:pm.Oklahoma Exp. (to C. 13, ex. suni. — STOVE KLPALRS bride, attired ‘in her traveling ¥OR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES sed through the hall crowded with FOR RENT—TH 916 Farnam street. This bullding has a fir proof cement basement, piy_at the oflico of The Iive 110 AGENTS WANTED. PAIRS FOR 10,000 DIFFERENT | §bwm.Oklahoma & Texis Bx. ( water, attachments and con- 1207 Douglas st. friends anxious to bid hér farewell, tion, which had been rife for many weeks as to the marriage, has evolved a varled pro- honeymoon, young couple have kept this a close secret not even the ORY BRICK BUILDING, makes of stoves; nections a_specialty. CORNER LOT, BIC barn, paved str car, for improved omplete steam heat. Webster Sts. ng fixtures; water on all floors, gas, ete. Ap- the bride's ELEOTEI(;AL SUPPLIES BELECTRICAL Apress (ex. Sun. BERS AND CONTRAC LADY AGENT IN BVERY TOWN, DF ‘menet business; have not space o ¢xpla vestigate. Hawley's Mfg. Co., 118 So. 1 have a remote idea as to the Imme INCHANGE, ture movements of Count and Countess de ctric 1ight and me ctrical constru GOOD LINCOLN Western Elec- 420 8. 15th st 0pm . (eX. Bat) Wyo. Ex. ( SOME WHO SAW THE CEREMONY. WANTED, AGENTS T0 SEL Knowledged finest St. Patrick’s day ornament ple, Boj investigate now. M. Irnst, C land, O. J—M183 B e WANTED—-TO RENT. SHORTHAND AND TYP; VAN SANT'S SCHOOL OF SHORT HAND, N, Ask for circular, EMPLOYMENT OFFIC. EWRITING. THE AC- FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE, In addition to the immediate relatives of the bride, there were present at the cere- Unlon Depot, Kansas City Day C. Night Ex. via U MISSOURI PACIFIC. 8ts.| Omaha_ anything but Y. Life, Omaha. you fine building lots for $100.00, #0.00, or look at N, W. corner 2ith and whom were: Sir Roderick and the Misses WANTED, within 15 blocks and get prices. depot 1ith and Webste 0 REN' TTAGE HOUSE i T Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Dillon Rip- b Miss Turner, Miss Mary Turner, Mr. Creighton Williams moved 1o 15: female help. — e Douglas; furnish best male and soms, $1,100.00; $100.00 cash, balance $15.00 per raska Local (ex. Sun) Rioder conyenlonces, " Afdores Do street, Council Bluffs, ~ BTORAGE, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas F others, prices und terms to sult you. ish, Mrs. Archibald, SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC k¢ Frederick N, Depot 15th and Webster St TEST STORAGE BUILDING IN OMAHA, U, ov. bonded warehouse. Household goods stores west rates. 1013-1016 Leavenworth, M—-977 miles ‘west of P. EWARD FOR 1t \g; house and b en nasoining South If you dow't see what you wact LIBERAL R ander, Mr. and Mrs, Henry Clews and Miss B, Harriman, BIOUX CITY & PACIF Dumos 612 | it 04 Omaha Unlon Depot, Wth & Mason Sts Clews, Mr. 0.00 per acre. STORAGE, FRANK EWEFRS, 1211 HAKNEY, M7 WANTED—TO BUY. ANTED TO BUY, A GOOD PACING HOIS) Address J 8, Boe! N-M244 __FOR SALE—MISUELLANEQUS, EPORT ORGANS. WEGMAN PIANOS, BRID Woodbridge Bros 10G AND CHIC . T So. 2ith, Q94 KEN FEN( ckets, C. R, Lee, %1 Douglus. Q9% EMOKE HOUSE FOR FPIPES, 11l DOUGLAS. Q-8 M1§ Falconer, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Calloway, . Hain, Mr, and Mrs. Jobn C. Furman, General and Mrs, Thomas Richardson, loux. City Passenge Pajil dimited. UNION' PACIFIC, /nion Depot, 10tk & Mason § < Kearney Fxpress, Overinng. ¥iyer. Lo & Biroma Cole Co., 106 N, 15th street MUSIC, ART AND LANGUAGE, BANJOIST AND GUITAR Colonel and Mrs, T. Eckert, DRESSMAKING, DRESSMAKING IN FAMIL Munn, Mrs. Frederick Pierson, Prince and Princess Reaspoll, Ritchie, Mr, Charles Raoul Duyval, Mr. % Iox. (05, B Dusiness prop land for cash A, clear lots for acreage. d, $10,000 residence for cash. . residence and cash for farm farm for hardware and cash. to loan out $1.000, to borrow $1.60) on $9,000 farm, cago for Omaha property lot for inside residenc y for residence, OmakalUnion D HARD WOOD yes, Miss Pomeroy, Mr. Dwight C. Harris, Mr. Willlam A. Ham- BTEAM RADIATORS FOR SALE. CASH BIDS will be recelved until 6 o'clock p. m., March on the Exposition ol avenue. Many of the same are in good condition; can be ex- the premises. Address ‘bids to An- room " 8M4, First National 8, 1895, for the radiators no bullding site at 15th and C: amined o drew J. Poppleto baak bullding. Right reserved to rejoct and all bids. QM § 16th st. property for cash und kood lot for acres. 10t for acres near fair grounds. 10 borrow 33,000 ond $,000 security, to loan out $10,000. | clear lots for fu farm for boltom acreage. rm for cash and stock. fot near park for cash. house near park'for lot and cash, chicle e Mr, William Cutting, jr., Miss Maud Bacon, w DENTIST, 2020 BURT ST. 124 P.ATEIIT Luwyersandsolicitors, SUE General and Mrs. Louls Fitzgerald, Mr. and Elisha Dyer, jr., Mr. and Mrs Parry, Mr. P. F. Colller, Miss Brogden, Dr. | and Mrs. George F. Shrady, Mr. and Mrs. & Co., Bee WANTED—KNOWN THAT THE SALE 0 unelaimed in the police de wil 0 court Thursduy, sale & at 13 o FIVE HUNDK gold and sil Tevolvers, clothing, carpets, harness, and hundreds of Valuab rifles, gun packages, all' to sold. WITHOUT RESERVE to the highest cash Dldder. " Briug along your frioads and cash ‘and W. 8 1 will guarantee “you bargaling. Beavey, Chief of Police 36 ~ MISCELLANEOUS. HAVANA FRECKLES, 404 DOUGLAS. R0 M1 FOR SALB, TWO COAL WAGONS WITH OR without team. Apply at 1013 Plerce Bt P cash and farm for 16 Wanted, Hanseom park house f Wanted, encumbered house Emma Louise Smith, Mr. Duilding, OMAHA, Neb. Advice FRE Teeth Witho for clear lots. Whitehouse, cars When rubbing a horse down watch his ears. consisting of e N French ambassador, Count Hadik, UTH, $150 CA Chancellor and brick, South, 2 ut Plates BAILEY, suitings, 5. Lrunks, grips McCracken, virynel, Mr. 0t near Hanscom Park, casy te ! 0 ucres West Dodge si., house and grove, will accept part trade, §5,000. ks 'em it's because bLe's sore where you rub. Maitland Kersey, Count r Villars, Count and Countess Countess Wug! Montsanlenin park, asphait pav., fully paid, price 3,20, $1,20 ud Faroam Sta. Tol, 10835, Mexican BEAUTIFUL Mustang Liniment to the epot and the sorencss will vauish Full Set Teeth. 1. EQUIPPED STOCK FARM, 8120 acres, ou Wood River valley, Neb weres ‘cultivated, FOR BALE, W 10 00 | Gold Crowns—22k, 6 0 Wb e 60¢ | Bridge Teoth—tooth 6 00 balance finc d'Angleterre lace, inches wide, and of rare and beautiful pat- fits very tightly over the hips and flares out at Palnl(ss Extract'n Teeth Out in Morning, New Teeth Same Day Lalance of equity ‘tn dress 803 Coopur bullding, The gown is lined throughout with heavy Ivory silk, fashioned at the bottom with three full ruffles of full lace. These ruffies are trimmed with bows of satin ribbon. Point @'Angleterre lace forms a drapery over the bodlce, beginning a little back of the right shoulder. It then crosses to the left and passes under an empire belt, which made of satin. At the bottom of the belt the drapery begins again, and is oxtended over the left side like a jabot, and fs car rled around the front ot the skirt in van Dykes, which are looped and f4stened by small bunches of real orange blossoms. The sleeves are cut In the latest fashion, the top of the sleeves being very full, and the under part very tight. The slecves buttoned very close over the wrist. The collar was a Henry IV., and at the top rolled over, dis- playing facing_ which was of Point d'An- gleterre. The bodice of the gown is fast- ened at the back under a roll of satin and two bows of lace. The bridal veil was a rare old lace, presented to the bride by the Marquis de Castellane, and was fastened at the crown of the head with a bunch of orange blossoms, The vell did not fall over tho face, but simply down the back in close folds, and was fastened at the train by orange blossoms. The petticoat worn with this gown was made of heavy Ivory moire silk of the same s, and trimmed with thrfe flounces of real lace, headed with little butterfly bows of narrow satin | ribbon about six inches apart. The bride carried a_bouquet composed of orange blos- soms lilies of the valley, which was unust o, It was tied with long, wide white satin ribbon BRIDESMAIDS IN CREAM WIHITE The four bridesmaids were gowned alike in_cream white broadcloth trimmed with |j, sable. The wide skirt was lined with cream white silk, and bordered at the foot with a two-inch sable band. Under the sable band the skirt was wired with “feather edge which insured perfect curves. The bodi lad a yoke eficct formed by four clusters of tiny tucks, which spread, glving a paunch effect below. The waists were encirclod with a sash of cream white molre ribbon tied in loops, the long e hanging at the back. The slecves were very full and dr ing, and buttoned tightly at the wrist. The collar was of croam white moire, edged”in sable. The bridesmaids wore Gainsborough hats of black mousseline de eofe, shirred over @ skein of wires, With waved | lines of cut jet on the outside fol- lowing the wires, Single ostrich tips stood up at the left side of the crown, and a | cluster of three tips arranged underneath and curling over the top of the brim. At the base of these tips was a cluster of pale pink rosebuds, with a bunch of violets, some sprays of mignonette which drooped down on the hair. The bridesmalds’ bouquets were of pink and white flowers, two of Testou roses and lilies of the valley, securely tied with broad pink ribbons. Masters Kingdon and Jay Gould, ths nephews of the bride, who carried her train, were simply and prettily dressed. They wore knee breeches of white corded silk, white silk stockings, white kid slippers with liberty satin coats over white silk shirts, large square cut, pale pink silk collars. Bach wore a pin of diamonds and amethysts, the gift of the bridegroom. The bride’s traveling gown was of deep Prussian blue cloth, called vieux bleu. The Jacket was lined with red peau de soie, and Cut very short. The skirt was very full, and like all the gowns of the bride, the trous- seau was wired at the hem with feather- bone. The hat is a pretty touque to match the gown made of Persian lamb, with the knots of purple velvet, one on the right side and one on the left, and under the left knot were fastened three black quills. — The steamer gown is an imported ench gown, perfectly 1 of covert cloth, and lined with blue. upper part of the gown is a jacket with little capes over the sleeves. There are six slecveless blue waists to be worn with this jacket. Mrs, George J. Gould wore a lovely dres of canary faille, brocaded in Dresden. The design is a pattern of sunflowers in little bouquets sprinkled all over the gown. The skirt was very full and fell in organ plaits in the back. The waist of this gown was of canary yellow chiffon accordeon plaited over canary yellow lining, The sleeves were of imported faille of elbow length. There were bars of oriental embroidery of deep yellow, verging from canary yellow to a deep orange. These bands were embroidered with precious stones. Over the chiffon walst was worn an oriental embroidered zouave jacket. The collar was made of vellow satin and fastened with a large bow at the back of the neck. A very handsome jewel held the bow in place. WEALTH OF DIAMONDS AND PEARLS. The presents were displayed in the library on the second floor, directly above the East India room. The superb jewels were laid out on the library table on a cover cloth of heavy red velvet. Among the rarest and mozt costly of the bride's presents was a heart-shaped brooch. In the center was the rare and world-famous Esterhazy diamond, surrounded by eleven dlamonds, each of which is large enough to be worn as a single stone. This was the gift of Miss Helen Gould. Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould's present vas a collar of superb pearls, con- sisting of ten strands, each pearl belng the size of a good-sized pea. The strands were crossed by bars of platinum, holding rows of brilliant white diamonds, these dividing the pearls into ten compartments. In each bar were twelve diamonds. In the entire collar there were seventy-iwo diamonds and 800 pearls. Mr. Frank Gould presented a chain of 200 diamonds which could be worn in coils about the neck or entwined as a bracelet about the wris Mr. Howard Gould gave a large knot or cluster of diamonds, each end of the glitter- ing ribbon having as a tassel a superb blue and pink diamond. The Marquis and Marquise Castellane pre- sented a superb unique necklace, consisting of five ropes of pearls, each string of which is of historic interest, one having belonged to Henrl Quatre and another to Marie An- toinette. At one end of the necklace, secur- ing the five strands, was a magnificent square emerald of exceeding beauty, sur- rounded by twenty-four diamonds. This is an heirloom in the De Castellane fawmily and could pass only to the eldest son. In addition to these gifts were many lesser ones of scarf and lace honnet and hat pins studded with diamonds and resplendent with colors of the ruby, sapphires, amethyst and diamonds, On the book shelves were fans of cvery description; clocks In leather cases, Dresden and Ormulo clocks; tiny watches and watches studded with Jewels, eflver and gold glass jars, with gold tops decorated with curicus workmanship and ornamented with mono- grams, surrounded with coronets, silver pitchers, salvers, loving cups, silver in every shape and of every form; cut glass bowls, -decanters, tete-a-tete eets in silver, china and glass—in fact, almost everything one would see in Tiffany Another present by the Marquis de Cas tellane was a ring of two stoncs, a superb ruby and sapphire. Count Juan de Castel- lane's present was a diamond hat pin of ceeding beauty of design. Prince del Drago presented a diamond horeshoe pin. General and Mrs. B perb diamond star, A magnificent tiara of diamonds was pre- sented by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gould, ckert presented a su Will Marry a Famous Englishni, WASHINGTON, March The cngage ment 18 annou of Miss Mary Lelter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, L. Z Lelier of Dupont Circle, Washington, and George N Curzon, M. P. Mr. Curzon has representes Southport, Lancashire, in Parliament sine 1886, and was under secretary to India in 18912, He iz an author of some note; Is the eldest son of Lord Scarsdale und was born in 1859, — - Short Pollco Stories. James Crandail was charged with stealing some copper and lead pipe from an old build- ing near Twenty-eighth and Yates strects and was fined $15 and costs, de the protestations of his father that he was tie object of police persecution, Joseph Pruzineck, who lives at 1221% South 'ourth street, has been making more of confidant of uis sister, who llv in the same house, than of his wite, The wife chjected 1o this and when she expressed these obje tions to Joseph he gave her a beating. Y terday she swore out a warrant charging bim with assault and batier ol EBoard of Health Meeting. sourd of Health adopted a sct of | rules yesterday. The regular meeting day was changed from Monday to Weduesd and hereafter four votes will be hecess to employ or discharge help or 10 expi is round, and s about three yards ln length. money, MAY HAVE KILLED RIS NAN Personal Appearanos of a Prisoner Recalls & Orime in Ohio, BANK ROBBER SUSPECTED OF MURDER Smith, Who Is Now In e Held Until Tdentificd by Ohlo Ofcors - Notes of Minor Crlmes, the Council Dlufts e Can We There is a possibility that one of the Grise wold bank robbers arrested In Counchl Blufts crimo than safe blowing. The one in ques- tion 18 the robber who was wounded during between tho officers and the crooks and who gave his name as L. well established took part in the robbery are castern criminals and of the most experienced and dangerous the polic officials are confldent that all of them are guilty of many 1s suspected of being Implicated was committed in Cleve- of September e there was operating Dlowers and the police were keeping a pretty One of the officers g to got on the trail was Ser- sharp lookou who was tr, it for them. three men in the act of blowing a safe in a jewelry store, He endeavored to capture them, but the true and the burglars can never be told, as noth- ing was known of it until the next morning, the sergeant was found lying dead be- 2 kit of tools and a half opened safe. safe blowers were afterwards that there were three doing the job. red by the third man, who has They gave his name | known (o the eastern police and has served penitentiaries for burglaries and safe blowlng. a skillful criminal lines, but also a very dangerous man. Jackson was given away by his s his photograph and a deseription were sent over the country and a reward of tion shows that he is a man 35 years of age, weighs in the neighborhcod of 160 pounds, 18 five feet nin> inches in height, has dark hair and a dark complexion. peculiar, being very deeply sunken. This de- of the wounded Griswold who has admitted that h His appearance answers to that of the cscaped murderer, even to the peculiarity are so much struck with this similarity that it is understood that I the Cleveland po- bank robber, of the eyes. they will commun lice fn order to discover if he is The Kits of tools found on the Griswold rob- bera when they were captured the same kind as those found beside the mur- dered scrgeant re of exactly This 1s taken the robbers may be of the same gang who worked the While he was in Council Bluffs Smith gave registering at the Ogden Barnes and under another name at another hotel, Kinging Nowes In the cars, sometimes a- roaring, -buzzing sound, are caused by catarrh, that exceeding= very common hearing also result from Hood's Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier, is a peculiarly euccessful remedy for scase, which it cures by purl disagreeable Loss of emell Hood's Pills are the best after dinner piils, assist digestion, prevent constipation. ——— PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. J. A. Porter of Denver it at the Millard, Charles Roe, Bristol, Eng, is at the Mil. F. B. Cleashy, Dow City, Ia., is an Arcade H. C. Wheeler, Odebolt, Ia., is a Paxton B. R. Denham, Rock Island, 1L, is at t the Paxton, Owenhouse, Merchants guest, C. L. Hooer and wife of Papilion ar: guests at the Merchants, John W. Riley and wife, Defiance, In., are guests at the Areade. A. Fisher, Red Oak, Ia,, registered at the Paxton last evening. and Mrs, James W. sts at the Millard, Cockrell reglstered at the Murray Mont, is & Orr of Atchison Rev. W. H. Niles and wife of Hopowell, are visiting relatives in Superintendent Pacific registered at the D:il from Atchison, B. Grant and W Smelting company, Millard last evening from Denve Thomas M. Senter, John last evening James of the Omaha registered at the Cartwright, C. C. Cook, Fort McLaughlin, Craig; H. H, Bowes, Oakland, Walcott, We land, Nebraska City. ob Meyer, Bianton; “rillson, Keuiney; Bam Nichols, O v; Mrs, J. T, Linton, Pend Y MARKET, INSTRUMENTS placed on record March 4, WARRANTY wife 1o Amer- block 4, Sherw Holomon's add S and hustand 100 A adminlstritor QUIT CLAIM DEEDS. J C Houghton and wife to Lewls Invosts oph Diosk to Kosle Dioxk, 10f 7, bioek 15t add to Bouth Omaha ster to Omaha Loan Iote 1 ang %, ot 4, Bock 4, ok 116, same Patrick's udd Total amount Of lruuslers.