Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 6, 1895, Page 7

THE OMAIA DAILY BEE:#SATURDAY SPECIAL NOTICES. STORAGE, Cont Tnued. Advertisements for these columns will be taken until 12:30 p. m. for the evening and untll 8 p. m. for the morung and Sunday edition. Advertisers, by requesting a nombered | €heck, can have snswers addressed to a | Bumbered Jetter In eare of The Hee. swers so add sed will be delivered upon Iresentation of the check only. Iates, 3 1.2c a word, Hrst Iusertion, le a word bereafter. Nothing tuken for loss than 25¢ | for tirst inrertion % hese advertisements must vely. An- tun consecus BITUATIONS WANTED, ViN' office man wants p Best ro Valentine, Nebraska BITUATION IN MBEAT Address Lo Canfield, which cured me of exhausted vitality, ete. Address C. Box 1341 Kalamazoo, Mich, MAN ON SALARY TO TAKE oty 1t muccesatul will receive yancement.~ Apply aier 8. m 118 Do .m TPPLICATIONS FOTL BOOTH PRIV nd dintng hall for_reanion week, Atugust Hastings, Neb.; Nebraska nsas-Nebraska interstat atlonal Guards en: Nel o union, i Draska M Band un Hastings, WANTED, montl; by sample write us, natl, 0. WaN MEN \\|\-\\1H, WORK T fary or 1 to dealers; o Household 'Sp 'ED, GITIC SALES Neb,, 8. D., Col., Kan. and Mo tory 'you_ean work; very pr enclons 2 stamp for Feply ton, Agt.. fire and birgl g Lifé, Omaha, Neb. B TO $15 BALARY ars; experlence ne 't customers, {iEN 1N 10 an_ th % PATD SAL Bithop & Kiin i WANTED—X:MaLL HELP. YOU HONEST, SOBER, INDUS Cngago with us for 1895; 7 you can make It v indu St Louls, 10 it %o a month, ; the only wash Iy in two minutes i a child of welght ot steel and pol no._experl it easfiy; ounds; mi 00 piecos wants one: gent's territory furnish sampl se to lady ngents : one agent mado S214 53 firat s for full particulars Perfe Englewood, Tl C—Mdch 10 NEAT GIRL TO LEARN and halr treatment Toctrie needle ronodist, et ete., Tequired, 109-11) C—MO18 6* glin 81X pounds) 15 ke ordors witl ton dave, Add Co., ferences FOR RENT—HOUSES. ¥. K. DARLING, BARKER BLOC i OF THB CITY, THE IN ALL PART Davis Company, 1505 HOUSE: 0. F HOUS - IN ..\nu\ H B kAL ® wulit: 3 nam. SROOM 3 eton. 210 Tes bl pieton. R s N Pt Hartman & Robbins, -ROO T PRONT MODERN, WTH TROOM N MODERN 6.-ROOM COTTAGEH, BEAUTIFUL Lawn and sh 2124 Miami st ect. " D—MaI3 TROOM COTT B. COR. 19TH_AND Jackson. D408 5% FOR RENT ROOM COTTAGES, ONE furnished th. Modern, TWO 6 806 8. FOR Rk Mih. Ho 6ROOM T. THE ROSE. HARNEY, Mutler, the contectioger. FOR RENT. 1519 DODC b ALL_MOD- Bnauire FLAT 3 ) FOR RENT, A H-ROOM ern iniprovoments, and _Thos. Swirt, 03 N. 15th BIGHT-ROC NEAR HIC #1500 and $25.00 per month, Inquire ave. FURNI; Apply OOM HOUS 3 cottage HED, COTTAGE FOR TV at Park_avenue, TUL KENT - uiw.dHED ROOMS. FURNISHED ROOMS D 3 _ROOMS FOR HO and wife; rent taken in board. STORAGE, PACIFIC ETORAGE & 910 Jones st WAX\ o -1 ft conl; m Give name Denfson, 1a. WANT box. 4, FOR BALE— FOR SALE- tral location; 18 selling; great barga M ROOM FOR_ 8A mares, I and_gen minutes, " FOR SALE— HARDWOOD chicken fence. Chas. THE STANDARD CA 400 tons good bale FOR SALE scantlin siding, Cha LUM 2l les wood yard SURITIES have a number ) 1o 33,000 ne but gilt e and nee us. elity £ ged FOR sa1 gents’ riding 6 p. m., 90 CLALRV WARRE Tritudlist, o A i hotel. Abvics in the 1ol ‘as by Prof. 1 and tranee medtum. Advica on il businees, a1l family nfaiva; t fovers united, troubl arated, from whatever also of th call. Ofice of clair 0 1 1712 G MA SSAGE H, o vapor, W hs. MADAME MADAM SMI ; magnetic hd sea MASSAGE, 02 8. VRANK EWERS, MISCELLANEOUS “coMiIy MTLE CO., Windows, FOR SALT Trust Company, BRINGS future events been so truthfully you will marry; Hours, 1214 HARNEY_ WAR -1 hUX TAND be In nd full HOTEL 8T ®o0d_repair description FUA.\I’IURE TUR rders: @ Address MY BLACK 4 Farnam. BEAUTIFUL track record barn for thre. P—M631 7 NY FAST it tour NATION — HOG AND 9th and Douglas, Q47 AMES, NIB., QM0 ING Assoc R. Lee, hay for kale. 1 IE 0, 0 ting ated Sxd, iy ete., at_ the Howard st st mort ¢ to 8 p securit amounts for sule. ed. C 1702 Farnam St. 'a= N BLI Apy Q 1# OYANTS N, CLATRVOYANT n.'8th year at 110 N. 16th, 181 ROLO! at IR AND 1 and NEVER have past, pres fore. A clalrvoyant He ‘Wil give you truthful law, money matters ana futiire plainly revea healed, Teun cause ' of frie , the no tells wh e lucky. apitol _avenie; 9a. m. no sign 07 p. 5—M630 HBATHS, RTC. LOOR, ROOM am, silphurine fi35-6+ 19TH 2D 1cohol, st INARD, 1421 DODGE Mi23 180 BEF VINEST BATH city. Mme. Howell bractical chiropodist a 5 NORTH 16TH lect massage by _eago. an M. DR, ba th BL Parl stree LE 1ith TURKISH BATHS exclusively for A PRI on p Sthicdly ATE PARTY nos, jewel confidential HAVE YOUR OLD rugs: any size you stret. « AND M4 318 & 920 TEGANT MAS TURKISH Bf\THS. ASS 7 PARLORS 1IN 19th; thoroughly and manicurist attendant ROOM 13, BATHS, expert. Anna, from Chi- T—M368 Testful and_ —l.‘l CITY Bee b PLACI 104-110, HEALTH BOOK “and grave de ‘elephone AS bleycles, “Address, TO LOAN business ostoffice Box 1L ARPE wish, avenworth AND TREAT U—153 Jyite DICING and_addvess QUESTED _TO T oreaniaing Tilinols What Women Know About Rubbing, Cleaning, is no doubt greal Scouring. Scrubbing, but what they 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. 82l evepywhors wade by FOR SALE—-REAL ESTATE TS, ADST THE BYRON REED COMPAN) RE AT OMATIA it taken within » IMPROVED GAT at pr ecks. N LANDS s that will surprise you, J. H. Sherwood, 423 AND Barke BARGAINS, SALE OR erties and TRADE IN CITY PROP. John N, Frenzer, opp. Ri—i0n ON EASY PAYM Uy 1ots, acres, farms. Garvin Bros., 210 RE AT A BARGAIN, CORNER LOT, PAVED street, 3 cottages, 6, 7 and 8 rooms each, brick basemient, water and sewer conenction, in best residence ‘portion, monthly rental $14. Apply by letter to Jean Schons, 50 Bee buflding RIE—241 Jy FULL_LO Patterson, Ram. RS ON, 912 N. Y, RI3--857 AT A LOW PRICE, cash, balance one and two years, most valuable sheep and eastern Montana. Has 480 acres d controls thousands of acres of range lands Joining. Fhis property s under ten extragood bulldings of -all kinds, tons of hay, Grows oats and smal & ireigation. A splendid water right ditches, 2,00 head of horses and Kinds of farming machin: sold gether, When we sy > of the v best stock ranches in easiern Montana, we kr it to be &0 and respectfully 11 int buyers to ¢ and see the property, adiress Austin North company, Biliinz na. RF FOR SALE $650;: terms e ROOM CO sy, ONE-HALF one of the M 7_|'>l RIE ORDER, GOOD LO. Only $175 down, bal 6 per cont "arnam st RE REPAIRS ) ash, balance 6 per ROC 1617 FIVE catic Ames, 5 LARG I_ROOMS; 120 ¢ o PAWNBROKERS, . MAROWITZ LOANS MONI east por_ cent. only 1617 3150 Far call on of | THE NKFAIRBANK. COMPANYenicaga Chichestar's Engiisn Diamond Hranc. ENNYROYAL PILLS Orlginal and Onl wArE, Salways toliatt Drugglet for Chiche mond Dranc in Red and Gl etud roxcs. scaiad, with 1o ribbon. no ofher, Refuse danger Floms ancd imitations. 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VISIBLE BALL BEAJ Will Barnum Bro., D, SOLDIERS who desire to take ch ton reservat Charles Mix Co., S, Pelt, Mitchell, South OR O oice gov't. along Missourl riy D. Address Hu v Dakota, U—) WANTED—PARTIE: will find first_class location, on car lington ' Terr Colorad MON}‘.Y TO LOAN~R!'4AL ESTATE LOAN & T low ratos fo braska and lowa f; LIFE IN TRANCE or bought. 10, Che .~ $2,000,000; st loans on elty propes Thomas, agents, room ms or Omaha city property POLICIE: VISITING DENVER accommodations, ¢ Priccs reasonable, (AT 92 Droadway, Denver, U615 UST CO., chole: SN.Y. LIGE ‘eeurliy i Ne: sney, . $600,000. v York; for 6 agpis o por o thisey '8 B bids. Ty 27, lkeep!ng. FRONT ROC st NICELY FURNISHED SOUTH ROOM WITH board for two; private fumily; no other boards ers: best home comforts. G4 No. 2ist. bit. _Calrornia_and W 7 ¥ 70 TRADE, DRE: 36 inches, Worn twic or anything. S 42, B LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH ALCOVE." Brivate family; reforences, t. 13 Farnnm ELLGANT ROO! board, $.00 per Howai THE DATH, FIRST CLASS Wock. Webster hotol, 1519 F-Mii 60 TLLSIDE," 15TH AND HODGE largo lawn; excellent table; Co0L. transionts —Mos ¥ FURNISHED SOUTH- east front foom, with aleove and bay window: all modern conveni ; board; lawn surrounds Ao house. 622 8. 20th stroet --M39§ 60 TCO0L ROOM FOR TWO, WiTH 614-9° 5 ROOMS FOR REN G THAEE ROOMS; HC Mary's_avenue FCE RENT—STOnL> AND OFFICES | yoR 96 Farnam s roul coment g fixtures, water i AGENTS WANTED. MEN AND WOMEN. % 7O §10 A DAY AD- dress the Handy Heiter Co., §34 New York Life bidg., Omaha, Neb. J—4ik WANTED. AGENTS, CANVASSERS, MALE or female: something new in adies' shoes of great merit; big pay and exclusive sales guar antecd. Address Manutacturers Shoo 35 Unlon street, Lynn, Mass. J=MGEE 6o WANTED, HUNDREDS OF AG! “The New Educatlon” to sehool sold sixty selw last month ta singl The Diamond Litho. Pub. € Mini. AGENTS, ACT QUICH i Ereatest selle Bl oy mnat, 0. " AGENTS WANT S TO 8 oards. M Alstrict Fars! Maxin " Cla. IN EVERY TOWX our pants. We fornisi self meacure and wamplos. For particuine - Made Pants Co'r 355 blanks | STORAGE. | e e DEST BTORAGE BUILDING IN OMA (A | V. Warekouse: househol) ooy Fates, 103015 Deavenwunil TO LOAN O Trennan, MONEY real estate. st Nat N IMPROV Love & Co., Puxton bik. MONEY TO LOAN ON at 6 per cent. . B. Meikel, OMAHA REAL BSTATE 1at Nat. B, bids. TO. -I.D,\X Pidelity 0 T MONEY property LOANS ON IMPROVEI proporty. W. Farnam TORS' York, fames vestors' compiled. offer any who b DIRECTORY €O, Write for particulars, N IMPROVED OMATA ust Co., 1702 Far ) & UNIMPROV mith & Co., 192 10 WALL ST. 100,000 eastern ins ney to invest; just part ave m LOAN ON wagons, ete. no removal of goods; can pay the loan off amount OMAHA MOR' B MONEY planos. 10 Fred co., 103 NEW YO Pl at strictly confidential; al uny tme or in any RE, PIANOS, TGAGE LOAN CO.. 306 So. 16th_St. FURNITURE Ramge bik. X L. DEANE & CO., 1116 FARNAM STREET. 507 WESTERN BICYGLE & GUN CO,, 2116 CUMING. 508 MANTELS, GRAT=zS AND TILES. Veatibuled' Limited ! 9:2am fo. Valley L 10:35pm & L 1iipm R, L & PACIFIC. |A 0Ll & Ma Leaves [ CHICAGO. Omaha|Union_ Depot, 5 | T _ WEST, i uul..m.nn & Texas : o Colorado_ Limited.... . P.. M. & O, Depot, '15th_and Webster St ~.Nebraska Passonger (daily) ‘Bloux City Bxoress (vx, Sun.j St. £ & MO. VALLEY, | Depot, isti ana Webster Sts. | Fast Mafl and Express. . Sat.) Wyo. Ex.(ex.” Mok, Norfolk kxpress (ex. 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D EMDALM- G4 RKET, FUNERAL DIREC 1618 Chicago st., telephone 90. M. O, aw. MAUL, UNDERTAKER AN W17 Farnam st., teiephone 235, BAKER, UNDERTAKER, 613 § 16TH ST, H IT ALONG, MAY BE but that's’ Just what JAN COAL. “8,000 tons year. We glve you 2,000 ning cooking coab for § 1605 Farnam st. Tel. A GOOD THING—PI the latest slang phrase we're doing with SH sold fn_Omaha Iast 1bs. of the best W: Victor White, mgr., NY ADLER, 23usth Visane Conseivators: "~ PIANO 08 So. TEACHE It 8. 1000 § town in or equivalent TOCK OF M castorn Nebr INVESTME power . C. Alger LD 3 & Good reason for 6. e, $2.50.00 STOCK OF 1 tonery In western Feasons i > TO n\m“ araft hors Davis, 1 clocks, Bocks, ab v Elass, ete. at$9.00; Pltzor, Ch T MERCHANDISH atate and cash and fid Improved Touse and wateh, 15 Day, J welor"loe bh CLBAR cotinge L Give st i SHORIHAN D AN Address shes, want LOT FOR EQU: Bumber RCHANDISE IN T ska, for land and 8’2, care I TS: BRICK uring_mill, tine ice Co., Sheridan, Wyo. Y—M318 NERY; BEST selling. TOOKS AND STA- wn of ‘500. Husy selling. Address 1, Y—Moi KD BI- 9 poumls or %% NEW STAND. welghing 1 115 Farnam COMBINED STOCK OF | jewelry, biank = and paper. window shades, t will tnvoice, with fix- improved farm. Ad- erryvale, Kan. { FOR | . Omaha. Z—M10) IN EXCHANG H. A Wagn, 1TY IN 5 OR 6 ROOM | il pyrticuly ulYPE.W..lTlN’J A COVAN BANTS | SHORTHAND AND - 4 by un e ©s Weiking, Dee beilding. GEORGE guitar teacher. BUBINL:: NOTICES. _ GELLENBECK, 1911 Cass street BANJO AND M-100 CHAMPION STHAM CARPET AND RUQ Cieaning Works do thelr work the best and cheapest. 71820 8. 14th st I 635. U. 8. O Kubn, manager; Patrick Ward, forgman y 20 (EUROPEAN). N. W. Rooms Yy duy of wee ABTNA HOUSE 13th and Dodge. COR, GOOD PASTURE | month per head. |lll WN hYIl\ PARASOL rounds. afternoon July 3 block, and rece LOST-LADY'S N i LD store 445 6 stone, * belween Liberal reward. Boston 18 Farnam Lost FT DUFFY'S "HOOL, @3 N. ¥. LIFE. M-8 D TYPEWRITING TAUGHT wlenced reporter. A. M, EU | Pure Malt Whiskey. All Druggists. K. {Unlon Depot, 10th’ & slason Sts. as City Day Night kx. Via | GURT PACIT Arrives | Depot, 3ith and Webster Sts. | Omaha st. Louls Exoress.......... Omaha 19:40um $:20pm. . St. Paul Limited....... SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC. Artiv: [Union Depot, 10th & Mason Sts. Omaha Sioux City Passenger........10 Awm .St Paul Limited...... ..} 13:3pm UNION PACIFIC. _Omuha|Unfon Depot, 10th & Mason S Gam ~Kearney Express Overland Fiyer Oopm catice & Siromeng. B 7:00pm... “Pacific Ixpress. 18:45pm.. .Fast_Mail Teaves WABASH RAILWAY. _ Arrives ot, 10th & Mason Sts.[Omaba 2:35pm CHE P EXCURSION RATE3 Vin the Burlington Route. Here are the Burlington route’s best offer- ings In the way of reduced rates. To Boston, Mass., July 5 to §; one fare for the round trip, good to return until August 6. To Denver, Colorado Springs, Manitou and Pueblo, July 4 to 8, $19.00 for the round trip, good to return until September 1 The city ticket agent at 1324 Farnam street will gladly give you full information. s Dockmen Sirike for Higher Wages. ASHLAND, Wis., July 5.—The upper dcck- men on the Wisconsin Central ore docks struck this morning. They receive $1.3 per day, and 143 cents per hour for overtim. They now demand $1.50, and 20 cents per hour for overtime. A cemmittee of the strik- ers io now in conference with a committee of Chicago & Northwestern upper dockmen and a strike of the latter is among the p:ssi | bilities. i Ladie It you have the rheuhatism or neuralgla, any kidney or uterine’trouble, are emaclated or have superfluous flegh and your doctor orders baths, before ging to the expense of a trlp, try our baths: You can have Turkish or Russian, cated, vapor, electric, §6a‘salt, sulphur, Mer curial, ol rubs and hot, milk baths, Attendants first class, by an educatel masseuse. Ladies’ Turkish bafhg and pl ture parlors, 109-110 Bgo building. medi ieal cul- sgyantages Chicago, Milwaukee & Paul rallway, the short.line to Chicago. A clean train,” made up and started from Omaha, Baggage checkéd from residence to destination. Elegant_ . train service and courteous employes, Bniire train lighted by electricity and heated by steam, with elect light in" every berth. © Finest dining car cervice in the west, with meals served “a la The Flyer lsaves at 6 p. m. daily from Union depot. City ticket office, 1504 Farnam 8. Carrier, city ticket agent Offered by the street. C Two en Arrested on Suspicion. ROSEBURG, Ore.,, July 5.—James Pool and John Case, alias McDowell, were arrested nonville alst night. They are sus- d of being the parties who held up and robbed the Oregon express in Cow ecreek canon last Monday night. Both men are conviets, Cheap Lates to Loulviile, Ky. Baltimore & Ohlo Southwestern rallway will, during the G. A. R. encampment, Louls- vllle, Ky., sell excursion tickets September 1 to 11, good returning until October 5, trom St. Louts to Louisville at a rate of not ex- ceeding 1 eent per mile. Address J, M. Chesbrough, general passenger agent, St Louls, for turther particulars. I e ExpiorTs Bma (o ADIERGtRARD nH (Copyright, 1895, by Trving Bach CHAPTER 1. You do very well, my friend, to treat me with some little revere for in honoring me you are honoring both France and your- self. It is not only an old, gray mous- tached officer whom you see eating his ome- lette or draining his glase, but it is a plece of history, and of the most glorious his- tory which our own or any other country ever had. In me you see one of the last of th wonderful men, the men who were veterans when they were yet who learned to use a sword earlier than a zazor, and who during a hundred battles had never cnce let the enemy the color of thelr knapsacks. Por twenty years we were teaching Burope how to fight, and even when they learned their lesson it was only the thermometers and never the bayonet which could break the grand army down. Berlin Naples, Vienna, Madrid, Lisbon, Moscow—we stabled cur horses in them ail. Yes, my friend, I say again that you do well to send your children to me with flowers, for these ears have heard the trumpet call of France and these eyes have her standards lands where they may never be seen again, Sven now when I doze in my armchair I see those great warl stream before the green-jacketed , the glant rs, Dombrowski's lancers, the white dragoons, the nodding bearskins of the horse grenadiers. And there comes the thick, low rattle of the drums, and through wreaths of dust and smoke I see the line of high bonnets, the row of brown faces, the swing and toss of the long red plumes amid the sloping line of steel. And there rides Ney with his red head, and Lefevre with his bulldog jaW, and Lannes with his Gascon swagger, and then amidst the gleam of bra: and the flaunting feathers I catch a glimpse of him, the man with the pale smile, the rounded shoulders and the far-off eyes. There is an end of my sleep, my friends, for up I spring from my chair with a cracked vol calling and a silly hand outstretched, so that Mme. Titaux has one more laugh at the old fellow who lives among the shadows. Although T was a full chief of brigade wher the wars came to an end, and had every hope of soon being made a general of division, it is still_rather to my earlier days that I turn when I wish to talk of the glories and the trials of a soldier’s life. For you will unde stand at when an officer has so many.men and horses under him he has his mind full of recruits and remounts, fodder and farriers and quarters, so that even when he is not in the face of the enemy, life is a very seri ous matter for him. But when he is only a lieutenant or a captain he has nothing heavler than his epaulets upon his shoulders, so that he can clink his spurs and swing his dol man, drain his glass and kiss his girl, think- ing of nothing save enjoying a gallant life. That fa the time when he is likely to have adventures, and so it is bet often to that time that I shall turn in the stories which I may tell you. So it will be tonight when I tell you of my visit to the Castle of Gloom, of the strange mission of ub-Lieutenant Duroc and of the horrible death of the man who was once known as Jean Carabin and afterward as the Baron Straubenthal. You must know, then, that in the Febru- ary of 1807, immediately after the taking of Danzig, Major Legendre and I were com missioned to bring 400 remounts from Prussia into Eastern Poland. The hard weather, and especially the great battle at Eylau, had killed so many of the horses that there was some danger of our beautiful Tenth Hussars becoming a bat- talion of light infantry. We knew, there- fore, both the major and"T, that we weuld be very welcome at the front. We did not aa- vance very rapidly, however, for the snow was deep, the roads detestable, and we had but twenty returning invalids to asaist us. Besldes, it is impossible when you have a daily change of forage, and sometimes none at all, to move horses faster than a walk I am aware that in the ory books the cavalry whirls past at the maddest of gal lops, but for my own part after twelve cam- paigns, I should b2 very satisfied to know that my brigade could always walk upon the march and trot in the presence of the enemy. This I say of the Hussard and Chasseurs, mark you, so that it is far more the case with chasseurs and dragoons, For myself, I am fond of horses, and have 400 of them, of every age and shade and character, all under my own hands, was a very great pleasure to me. They were from Pomerania for the most part, though soms were from Normandy and some from Alsace, and it amus:d us to notice that they differed in character as much as the people of the provinces. We observed also what I have often proved since, that the nature of a horse can be told by his color, from the coquattish light bay, full of fancies and nerves, to the hardy ‘chestnut, and from the docile Toan to the pig-headed, rusty black All this has nothing in the world to do with my story, but how Is an officer of cavalry to get on with his tale when he finds 400 horses waiting for him at the outset? It is my habit, you sse, to talk of that which interests myself, and ‘so I have hopes that I may inferest you. We crossed the boys, see seen can me, cuira; mantled ors asseurs to Vistula opposite Marfen- werder and had got as ‘far as Riesenberg whep Major Legendre came into my reom in the posthouse with an open paper in his hand. “You are to leave despair upon his face. It was no very great grief for me that, for he was, if I may say worthy to have such a subaltern. however, in silence. “It i3 an order from General Lasalle, he continiied. “You are to proceed to Rossel instantly and to report yourself at the head- quarters of the regiment.” No message could have pleased I was already very well thought of by superior officers, although 1 may say that none of them had quite done me justice. It was evident to me, therefore, that this sud- den order meant that the regiment was about to 8 service one and that Lasalle me,” said he, with to do s0, hardly I saluted, me better. int open plete my squadron m In the post house with hand. understood how Inc would ba without me. It is true that It cam at an inconvenient moment, for the Kk of the posthouse had a daughter—one of th ivory-skinned, black-haired Polish girls whom I had hoped to have some further talk with. Still it is not for the pawn to argue when the flngers of the player move My word, it was a treat for those poor Poles and Jews who have so little to brighten their dull lives, to see such a picture as that before thelr doors. The frosty morning alr made Rataplan's great black limbs and the beautiful curves of his back and sides gleam and shimmer with every gambol. As for me, the rattling of hoofs upon a road and the jingle of bridle chains which comes with every toss of a sauey head would even now set my biood dancing through my veine. You may think then, how I carried myself dn my five and twentieth year, I Etfenne Gerard, the picked my | per | | mottled eman and surest blade In the ten regl ments of Hussars, Blue was our color in the tenth—a sky blue dolman and pelisse with a scarlet front and it was said of us in the army that we could set a whole popula- tion running, the women toward us and the men away. There were bright eyes in the Riesenberg windows that morning which seemed to beg me to tarry, but what can a soldier do save to kiss his hand and shake his bridle as he rides upon his way It was a bleak season to ride through the poorest and ugliest country in Europe, but there was a cloudless sky above and a bright, cold sun which shimmered on the huge, ‘'snowy fields. My breath reeked into the frosty air and Ratapan sent up two feathers of steam from hLis nostrils, while the lcicles dropped from the side irons of his bit. I lot him trot-to warm his limbs, while for my own part I had too much to think of to give much heed to the cold. To north and south stretched the great plains over with dark clumps of fir and lighter patches of larch. A few cottages peeped out here and there, but it was only [three months since the grand army had | passed that way and you know what that a0 bhut country. Tho Poles were our true, but out of 100,000 only What_can_n_soldier Kiss his hand? _ means to a friends, it is | tivy | me, | no | had been | even | emperor had led his men. the guard had wagons and the rest had to as best they might. It did not surprise therefore, to see no signs of cattle and smoke from the silent houses. A weal left adross the country where the ssed and it was said that starved wherever the host the great (Continued Monday.) S e HEAVY RAINS BEPORTED IN KANS Strenms All High and Bad Washouts All Ralironds. SALINA, Kan, July 5.—Rain fell in tor rents here about 2 ¢'clock this morning, and s a result, five washouts are reported wost of here, this side of Ellis, and another near Manhattan, The westbound express arrived at 3:50 this mornivg, and s tied up here with no prospect of getting away until morn- ing. An unusually heay rainfall is ro- ported from all sections. At Beloit six inches fell. ATCHISON, Kan., July 5.—A heavy rain has fallen between Atchison and the Repub- lican valley during the past twenty-four hours. The rain Is considered of more value, especially to corn, than any which has fallen in_years. EMPORIA, Kan., July 5.—Three of glorious rain fell here this morning. Cat- tlemen are already out buying cattle to consume the corn crop that is now assure: BLUE RAPIDS, Kan., July 5.—Bad wash- outs at Shroyer and Florena, on the Union Pacific, have resulted from last night's ter- rific rainstorm. Creeks and small streams are overflowed and much general damage was oc- casloned. on inches STATUS OF THE STANFORD CASE \ttorney Gemeral Hiarmon Not Prepared to Express an Opinion, CINCINNATI, July 5.—Attorney General Harmon spent the day here and will not be back in Washington untii Monday. He coud not state today what would be the next move In the suit of the government to recover §15,000,000 from the Leland Stanford sstate, He will not consider the matter until he has the opinion of the district court in California and a letter from Attorney T. D. McKissick, who had charge of the case, glving the opinion of the latter as well as the status of the case. Judge Harmon has no knowledge of the case except from news- paper reports, as it was begun and sub- mitted before he had charge of the Depart- ment of Justice, He assumes that when the government begins a suit of such magnitudo that it will be carried to the court of last resort, but he will have nothing to say on that matter until he examines the declsion of the district eourt and officially hears from the district attorney. L Story of & Horrible Tragedy Revived. HANNIBAL, Mo, July 6.—R. H, Still- | offered by | | | | well has withdrawn the reward of $10,000 him for the murderer or mur- derers of his father, Amos J. Stillwell. His action has created a sensation and revived the story of the horrible tragedy that was enacted on the night of December 81, 1888, when the wealthy pork packer was killell in his own house. It Iy sald Mr. Stillwell no longer believes fu the robbery theory and that he will now follow up a more plausible clew and will be rewarded for his trouble. Shortly after the murder of Stillwell his widow married Dr. Hearn of this city. They now | live in San Diego, Cal. | Tt L R S Chicag: Ploucer Photographer Dead, CHICAGO, July 5.—Alexander Hesler, who was Chicago's first photographer, died today at and advanced age. Mr. Hesler was a fa- mous daguerreolypist and became prominent early in the '50's through his pictures about the vicinity of the present site of Minneapolis. In 1851 he gave a view of the falls at that place to a brother of Charles Sumner, the statesman, who in turn gave it to the poet Longtellow. Some time later he recelved one of the first coples of “Hiawatha" with an autograph letter of thanks for his picture from Longfellow, who declared that the little daguerreotype had inspired the poem ool Mo Ratlroads Withdraw Damage Suits, CHICAGO, July 5.—The Michigan Central 1 the In na State Line railroads and the Ualon Stoek Yards company have withdrawn their aguinst the eity for damage is- tained during the great striks a yoar ugo d that other roads will adopt the is same course, - BEALTY MARKET, placed Et] INSTRUMENTS 1895, on record July 5, NTY o J A Pres DR Investors® t Has- Vandereook and_ wi 6 block 138, Flore QUIT CLAIM DEE Prescott 1o Valley Loan company, lot 6, Hasca'l's subdiy DEEDS, Speciul master to Willam Lilly, 10, Ledford Pl o to New k pany, lots 4 & G's Boritt (o' Omalia avings bank. 1L31;, Omaha, on Weat ATF Close, D8, Trust 1ot 17, block land 1 and o, an and Trust eom block 6, Thomuso 1418 ot 8, ‘bioek ond 1-tont sip adjolning Paxton et ul, "ot 11 and s block 4. subdly of J I Red- s 6 and 6. Perking subdiv.. 2 ory 1o Unfon Guaranty Save Ings banke lots 13, 14 and 16, block 113, Dundee Place Total amount of tranaters. FET 2,09 STERT PUTTING A CHECK ON THE SO0 Boston Terminal Lines Take a Hand in Christian Endeavor Rate Matters, STAND BY THE ORIGINAL TIME LIMIT Shou'd They Malntain This Which Have Offered Extensions Cans not Mako Good Ex- cept at n Loss. sition Lines Them CHICAGO, | lines today July 5.~The Boston terminal took a hand fn the Aight over the arrangements for the Christian Endeavor convention, and the result is such to give the Soo line and all others who have been | promising long time return limits on all | their tickets a black eye. The Boston | lines decided in a speclal meeting that the time limits for Christian Endeavor and Chris- tian union tickets will be strictly enforced, res gardless of printed or condition, gardless of printed or promised conditions Round trip tickets for those conventions will only be accepted by the terminal lines for the going passage from July 6 to 12 inclusive, and the return portion will be only from July 11 to 31 inclusive. The tickets presented to the contrary to these dates will accepted. There is no way that the Soo line and the others which have been promising return limits on Christian Endeavor tickets as late as Septem- ber 1 and 15 an g round this thing If the terminal lines adhere to their resolutions, and there is no doubt that they will do so. All they can do is to make the tickets good fof the return over their own lines and pro tect the passenger the amount of the fare over the terminal lines. Few of them will g0 to this length, however, A CHERS, very promised accepted terminal not be lines THOUSANDS 0 Rallroads Kept Ilusy in Getting Them on to Denver, Two sections of No. 3, running on fast mall time, came in yesterday morning over the Northwestern and were d livered to the Union Pacific seve eral hours later than the schedule time on account of delays east of Chicago. One sectlon left Council Bluffs at 3 a .m. and the other left at § a. m., the passengers being served with breakfast at the transfer, The first section was composed of elght the second of ten, Five more spect scheduled by the main linc on the Union Pacifie, while threo will tun via the Kansas Pacific. It s estimated at Union Paclfio headquarters that t “Overland” will haul ,000 pa ngers to Denver on the occasion of the meeting of the Natlonal Educational association, for which great prepirations have beon made by the citizens of the Colorado capltal. The Burlington ran three sections of No. last night and five specials are scheduled this morning, carrying the teachers New England, New York, Ohio and Two, and possibly three sections will be run out this afternoon. als are scheduled for the southera division. 8o far as can be figured there will be fifteen special trains handled by the Burlington during the press of National Edu- cational a<sociation business. Counting ten cars to a train, it will make 150 extra sleepers to be hauled, and with thirty peopls to a car will make 4,300 passengers which (he B. & M. will deliver at Denver. to say noth- Ing of the local service from Nebraska, which is brightening every day The washout at Jennings, forty miles west of Phillipsburg on the Rock Island, is being rapidly repaired and it is thought that by tonight the road will be open, In- stead of being confined to one wide gulch, three small gulches were made by creeks in that section of Kansas overflowing, which has made the work of repair considerably harder than it would otherwise have been. Thursday the Rock Island used the Union Pacific tracks to get around the washouts, going west from Omaha over the Burlington. No. § yesterday ran the sagie way, but after today officlals say they will be able to use their own line. “We can run along for twelve months without o much as losing a minute in rune ning time,” said Mr. Kennedy, “but just so sure as business commences to pick up a bit something is suro to happen which sets us back, Last year the gtrike interfered with, us when business began to look up, and now that there is a push for Denver washouts delay us, It has been the same every year and it has a tendency to rile a fellow, I sure you." The Milwaukee will have a speclal from Chicago to be delivered to the Rock Island here, composed of Raymond and Whitcom ex= curslonists, 3 Four spe Marmaton Kiver on n Toar. “The Missourl Pacific frelght depot 18 on an ontirely Inaccessible island at Fort Seott, Kan., by reason of the Marmaton river and Mill creck overflowing their banks last night,” was the startling information glven out at Misgguri Pacific headquarters yesterday. The'entire shop plant of the Missouri Pacifia is also under water, nccessitating a total suspension of work. At last accounts the water was still rising, a portion of the north part of the town being completely inundated, FFrom_telegrams recelved the heaviest rain that has fallen in_many years visited Fort Scott and vicinity Thursday night, the meas- urement of rain falling showing 4.19 Inches of water. iy Western Iralght Associntion Meeting. CHICAGO, July 5.—A call has boen issued by Chairman Midgely of the Western Freight assoclation for a general meeting of the asso- clation to be held at Lake Minnetonka, begin- ning July 9, Among other matters to he considered s the proposition that the classi- fication committee be composed of commite tees of the Western Froight and other asso- clation: The bulk of the matters to come up for cousiderfition are of a purely routine nature. . meeting of the western and northwestern lines will be held immediately after the conclusion of the general meeting. Day Set for the Hearlug. a result of the hearing had in Portland uesday, wherein attorneys for the junior mortgage of the Oregon Short Line & Utah orthern sought to have a day set for the hearivg on bill and answer in the fore- closure proceedings, Judge Bellinger named next Friday when' the matter should be taken up. This s the first step necessary in taking a decroe in foreclosure, sule bes ing an after considcration dependent entirely upon the decree. The attorney for the minority consolidated mortgage holders was present to look after those interests. Mnde a Change in the Recelvership. COLUMBUS, 0., July 6.—N. B. Monterrat has been appointed receiver of the Columbus, Sandusky & Hocking Railroad, vice J. H. Stewart, appointed a week ago. The changs is made to get a practical raflroad man cuts side of the factions which led to a recelvers ship. ort Car Couplers. Spaclal Master Julge W. D. Cornlsh of tho Union Pacific will be in Omaha today on his way cast, where he will hold a numbse of zesslors of the chanecery court, Senator John M, Thurston arrivel from the west Thursday night, haviog stopped on his way lome to deliver tha Fourth ¢f July oration at Be The general sollcltor of the Unilon | Pacific "will probably go east next week the in h'('n!nh s uper the sess Cornish's court. - The bes ls what you want when you are in need of a medicine. That s wh should insist upon Hcod's Sarsaparilla, Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castoria. Children Cry foi “itcher's Castoria.