Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 17, 1895, Page 2

2 | | Big store b for Thursday. Giving away Dl [ and many other useful and valuable presents. Selling 0'Connell & Ander son's Ifurniture for less than bankrupt pri Sole agents for Butteriek's Celebrated m full of b | Patterns, Special Sale of Underwear. 100 dozen children’s heavy wool Vests and Pants, different o8 e, Se oand 10¢ each, and on I sizes. Ladies’ heavy jersey ribl and Pants, 19¢ each, worth Ladies' fine jersey ribhed Pants, flecced, Zie, worth Hc 1 case of ladies’ lambs' wool Pants, natural ind eamel’s 7ae each, worth $1.25 Men's heavy wool Shirts and Drawers, each, worth S Men's heavy natural gray camel’s hair | and flecced Shirts and Drawers, only Boe, worth 7. 100 dozen ural wool qualities; small small advane et A Vests and Vests and | throu and hair, ts gray nat only Australian D y fine and men's Shirts $1.00 each, worth $1 Kid Gloves. 100 dozen Iadies fire Kid Gloves, worth $1.25 pee pair.. . ... Children’s wool Mittens, wortl Children’s kid lined Mittens, worth e Wi e 200 10¢ nd Special Sale of Corsets tomor- Ladies’ Fall Waists. Just Walsts. yuting flannel Waists, nay. stripes and dots, worth $1.00, ouly ... ... Wool Plaid Waists, worth $3.50 Fine Crepon Waists, worth $2.7 vy Assabith Cloth Waists, trictly all black, ¢, navy and wine, ought to be , only o aote sts v TAR2.05) se of Black Sateen Walsts, the finest made, only.... \ekets and Furs Skirts, Shawis, opencd, an elegant line of 8 wool, colors, 98¢ All nev Autumn Silks, 3l seling the $1.00 Colored Taf- RERRAEIRE s td e plain and fancy Kinds at... Al silk $1.25, o0 Silks of all in Rhadzin worth for...: . quality colored silk Velvets Tetas W6-neh Colored Surah o T Ll New Silks received here daily We lead them all in Silks. elling at Glorias tor Special Handkerchief Sale. 50 dozen slightly soiled Handker- chiefs, worth 2 nd 30¢, to be sold Thursday at (each) 3ig Job lot of fine new I eliefs, worth 30¢ each, ouly. . .. .121e ob lot faucy Initial Handkerchiets \ full line of beautitul new hand- kerehiefs ut Se, 10¢, 1o¢, 2ic and 1k be Boe Embroideries. Big new lot of faucy Ist lot worth 10¢ to ot worth 15¢ ) 3d lot worth o Bue yard go at, 121 Hhdot worth 35¢ goes at. 1o¢ Nainsook goods. : yard go at 10 20¢ yard go at Se Crochet Silk, Closing out odd co ol r. s Worth 25¢ and 35¢ spool at:. . ) yards Embroidery Floss, per do King's best Machine Thread, full 200 yards, at, per spool. Dress Trimmings. Jet Beads, Garnitures, Irredescents, Points, Spaugles, etc, on sale Thurs- AVDEN: | peared for Soc | him | twe feel that hy my any way bound te RORY fOr Any man or set of men, excepting the honorable Hoar Lands and Bulldings have not denled the to make to em prisoner ch phatically deny that have the 1o create a new offi 1 employ clal to s ) n all the men 1in needed and ur Let me ruge ¥ hearts pulsating wit mpathy tereats of tho taxpay f the s much warmth brains bing with & wh thwart Governor make this prison to drive away the which for years . vour work e oty lauda o' 1 am, gentlem ) it vant i the right, 3 LEIDIGH Ward » Prison. on 1 am ful scap not_ev of Public ffice as war In become the In power loy th but 1 in m Ke you power an offi Almost making U that were your big in" the in state with are throh You may ) be, and corruption me Hol AN THEIRR CASE ALL OVER, verntx wit e Shiver D preme Conrt LINCOLN, Oct ing the fr their injunction supreme court and substitu’ed up the facts alle afidavit filed issue order he Suit, Fhis morn having hed filed in th amended which they set first petition and to ary of 16 Iver ocrats, case dismissed, what is an terns petition, In ed in th They he secr prayed lirecting the to certify to the county clerks he state the names of the admin m and to make the certificate by ithout using th administration afternoon torney General Ch tary of State Plper Mahoney and Attc Ames Snell_and McHugh. In alf of th rs C. J. Phelps, J. H ady, W Thompson, Ed_P. Smith We Bryan. Messrs. Thompson, and Bready m. Argument this afterno case under ¢ oral deciston ing at In state to omi hout istrs n required ‘democrat connection dates. Al the words cand 1m archill assisted Har W by T. J wood, petit H and Bryan late hour court took nsidoration. 1t will render a n the bench tomorrow morn the fede rt this morning the case I t against Eibridge Daniels T removing eclgars from his factory before they were stamped was called befor Shiras. The defendant did not respond and his r was declared forfoite Daniels lived in olt, where the alleged offense occurred. He was. once tried and convicted, but was granted a new trial. The officers do not know his present whereabouts. A decree of foreclosure has been entered in the Omaha case of the New England Loan and Trust company against John F. Swamle In the district court this morning William Jacobs filed a petition for divorce, in which he alleged that on several occasions his wife, Mary, had threatened to get rid of by employing a solution of rough on rats in his coffec. The court entered up a decree promply In_the distriet court this morning cott pleaded guilty to assault and was sentenced to ten da Jail. City Treasurer Clara Carmody we 0 Stephen and ba s in tue A Martin I. Aitken and Miss re married in Chicago (it evening, Rev. E. H. Curtis, formerly of this , officiating. After a bridal tour the couple will make their home at 1M9 K street Omaha people in Lincoln: At the Lir dell—C. W. Henzee, Vance Lane. At the Capital—Martin Coady, A. F. Wilkins. At th Lincoln—A. Dehman, Mr ] T. J. Mahoney, S. P. Bowman, YORK METHODI URCH BURNED, Fire Depart nt U ble to Save Portion of the Pr riy. YORK, Neb., Oct. 16.—(Special Telegram.)— The First Methodist church of York, one of the largest churches in the state, was tonight burncd. The alarm was sounded about 8:30 o'clock, and although there was a prompt re- sponse there was some delay in obtaining water, and in the meantime the fire gained great headway and the once magnificent structure is now a masg of smouldering ruins. The building was erected ten years ago at a cost of about $20,000, and had the largest seating capacity of any building in York county. As near as can be learned at this bour the cause of the fire was from the cross- ing of electric wires. It was one of the largest fires that ever occurred here, the fire cpartment being unable to cope with it. There was about $8,000 insurance on the church. Black's NELIGH, Neb., Oct. 16.—(Special.)—The preliminary kearing of Rudolph Ichler, charged with killing Newton Black, resulted in his being held to the district court under $5,000 bonds, which was promptly furnished by neighbors, But little testimony w presented on either side. Any r. Golden Wedding Celebration. BLUE SPRINGS, Neb., Oct. 16.—(Spe clal)—I. H. Castle and wife of this city having traveled together during fifty vears of married life are today rating their golden wedding. Many friends and rela are in attendance. Mill Pro NEBRASKA Telegram.)—Frederick B the ¢ al mill, was th aftzrnoon aught in the machinery and his foot so crushed that amputa 1l be necessary Don't fail to register toda ——— e 16, , Neb., Oct. 16.—(Special hlag, owner of Hin Accusers, Frank Hyatt s, appeared before foner Capron today appearatce at B ling defam. Smith will ith win Oct Rev. 8 DENV-E Smith of Cambriig: United States Commi and gave bonds far h ton (0 answer the charse tory letters through th his congregation. charge |s_unfounde Boston next wee Irixh e SAN FRANCISCO, Oct Irishmen s being organtse Cuba in achieving indep: y-seven men have e: 16.—A company of here to aid ndence. 8o far Both the method and results whea Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to the taste, and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Live 1 Bowels, cieanses the sys. wm effectually. dispeis colds, head- aches and fevers and cures haNitual stipation. Syrup of Figs is the only remedy of ‘its kind ever pro- duced, vleasing to the taste and ac septable to the ston its action and truly beneficiel in its effects, pn\rnrg«l only from the most Lealthy and agreeabie substances, its muny excellent qualities commend it tc all and have made it the most popular remedy known, Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles by ali leading drug- gists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro- cure it promptly for any one who W 'uh‘q W try Do notaccept any vubstitute, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CQ, 00 u:’m'maoo oL, Judge | Olmstead, | ach, prompt in | DAILY BEE: THUR —— world's record for and_cne-half hands in 2:39%, fofther re THE OMAIA SDAY, IAY BE ALLOWED 10 FIGHT fourte the 1n 1] 0 high srd tenm unde mnkin, Dot 2 WHESTERN TURF CONG Right to Bring Off the Fistic Encounter to 1 nnd Be Tes'ed in the Court, CINCINNATY et 1 congre it o annual pre 8 woere behind Precident Stoper M [ were abs lem, Chicago, was mad represented:’ Kehtucky, w Mempltis Jockey elub, emphis; Curaberland Fair d tion, by Walter 0. Palme Loulsville Jockdy club, by | HOT SPRINGS, Ark 16.—~Whether | Leoule WA G O the meeting of Ja and Robert | tion, Hawthor Fitzelmmons ur t Spring: n cRey October 31 1 tecided, bu all indfeations th Ar lingly il vernor Clark rrived on th tr froin Little Rock and this after he met local ¢ th Ot tern toda 1 dooryf 1 uis wha mery of Men Murphy (of chafrman associat Gratz We "y MANAGERS M RE CONFIDENT THAN EVER St 1 Vi Hi Joseph A Ounte Not Best © of Om wn, but Seen s the | avors bi the Confere “tively K Taformatio ble ¢ the by Fighters, shall oc . eph Murpl It Twin City Jockey ented its rosi The congress elected the cers: Presidont, Colone] 1 ington: vice prosident the | ingion; treasurer, O, Cir- | ton. g B Judge J de as the ofl M W. | The rule g sonded thl 1 Sherift R. | Ptific e Attorney | A cominitte W. 3 rrigan, Pre not yet ¢ trom 1t o j Fd ¢ b, chances 1 ) tle Key « ) favorab! nation, wh noon mmittes, oficers, in the Garland ¢ together | with conf was admitted gover uit ity not private whit “ In the conference with nor were Brigadier General Taylor Judge A. M. Duffie, County W. Woods, Attorney Tague. W. Watts, Judge J. D. Kimball, Houpt, Hon. W. H City C. N, Rix, John V. Varnad 1 Little, superintendent Jnited | re it Colonel |G nee, o man i1 L. Bradiey,] Lext coneress adopted Goolwin's t 1= s of t stat ‘ ywners and s | the Tike C. | peals on' b Ly Y 18 prohivi c | man n; Captain 8, ex-Mayor L. D. R Cooper nver T. Hay eral others. An rosuit of the d and Judge Dufiie lef Judge D.-B. Hulg | district, who is in | them about a disput Miams nd poszibl crowd awaited t \fter the govern in scarch of | Fourth judicigl nsult with eager | e n hors of the time or Rule 11 was 1o shall the race on aceol having cwr is in the city 1 point of law rence when been agreed in the which occurred there Members of the conf led ald that it had ting that nothing was to be made public. From the best formation that could be wormed out of | reluctant conferees it is understood that | matter is to be left by the governor in the - | hands of “the local authoritie in whom he | Small Attendan has confidence, to properly inferpret the law r |and carry it out. Pursuant to this, it is | NEW YORK, Oct, 1 generally understood that since Fitzsimmons | light at M pagk | has not appeared in the state as yet | was a hurdle race at two miies therefore Corbett cannot be made subjec seven started. Contrary to exp arrest tomorrow O'Dounell and Mah who | of the lot fin ehed without accl ent, are her are to be arrested on a charge of | there were but nspiring to break the pea The bond of Lithe race. « aca a8 the favor $5,000 to be exacted will be refused and a [ while Kilkenny was o writ of habeas corpus exccuted, which will fi“f“ yfi\“; the others L come up for trial before Chancellor Jue ) bl LR EU LT 9 03 Leatherman at once, and his decision is ,"“.‘."‘v.\\i”’q":w ARl hoth ana be considered as a test as to whether there | paeased, Four maiden ttee Is a prohibitive law affecting prize fighting. | to the post in the ‘e The governor himself says no such law exists | break a slight favorit and Judge Hudgins confirms opinion '\’\",'_‘,"““'5"”7, Py This makes the prospect for an exhibition | N was nenes 1onie of fistic skiil here seem exceedingly roseate, | the first round Olinda fc 1y break, 1.._(“;.'“”4 I 7,~l|l¥‘lll'r(l~ comes to tim the x{u‘ : ;“‘l‘nl S I Che entire galaxy of pugilistic stars gave | I and the h vlaced as an exhibition to a packed house at the .,‘;u.‘. finished. The third Wan uneof. the be house tonight steeplechases in this acignborhood in a lo time, for all of the eight horses jumped w GOVERNOR STANDS PAT. :md”lm;«hr;I Illu)u- Al ‘“v n\ ‘A\“\“I (v[v,rlll".l:,l‘ mul. )"‘:i,'»“‘—" 16.—Governor | it “eprine, When The Pear camme on o arke has sen wing message to the | won very 'efsily. Duke of Aber orn w Gazette in reply to a telegram asking the | about ready! to drop, a1l resuired il 1 governor as to the truth of the rumor that | efforts of Pearse 1o hold him Le had changed his attitude toward the glove | 1l b \;"l“h he d "\‘}" O nIacs | being @ good third, Sumtari ““HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Oct. 16.—Any state- | selling: | Coghins G ig e ke el b ment that T have In anywise changed my |10 1) second, Fugitive (1) to 1) third attitude in regard to the proposed prize fight | 3: is not true. I do not know what is undor- stood by having turned matters over to the local authorities. ‘“They have neither more nor less to do with the affair than they had prior to my coming. The status in their respect has not in anywise changed, “JAMES H. CLARKE." button nest atarter wtof o read th in Ly th e the | STIREPLICHAS DID NOT e nt the nelk The attendance rris today. The first wion, o mile pnd lace, wi th i ne B ver Olinia, reed in th 100k easily th Tha cond eeplocna s Jayoreals (eve ) third. T steepleshise Péer (3 o 1) won, (@0, 1, Hes rac (8 to 5) v Mars Chan (10 t Third miles: corn third, ) & ut Duke penan f _\l‘ [E < and a half furlongs, s i el by ing: Buckrens (2 to 5) won, st Keel (5 LITTLE ROCK, Qct. 16.—Colonel Hollen- | 1)¥4.cond, g@ummcient (6" to" 1) third. - T\, commanding the First regimen:, Ar-| 1ot s Guards, issued orders last night to itth r: every company In his regiment to hold them- | won, Chi selves in readiness to move to Hot Springs. | G to D In an interview this afternoon he said “There is no secret about the matter. Orders have been sent to every company of militia_in the state, notifying them to be in readiness to move to Hot Springs on short notice. 1If the prize fight Is not call=d off at once a definite time for moving the militia to Hot Springs will be decided upon and that time will be soon, as we do not propose to have any tricks played upon us. “If tha n tia goes to Hot Springs the expenses will be paid. If the managers con- tinue their determination to have the fight come off, the militia will be called out and stop the fight, ce ane apenke thivit. Time mile: Deerslayer (6 to 2) socond, Ny ROBERT JyWON IN STRAIGHT HEA'T Five Races ftarted ! LEXINC cat sp was enjoyed at trots this afternog e races, Including the great $5,00) free-fo | all pace, were on the card, but only thr were finished. Robert J was in rare fei and paced his rivals to a standstill, winnt with ease in straight heats. Several qus were pacéd at a two-minute clip. Ly dlle’ won the 211 trot after €ome live brushes with' Aita. Madge D won the 2 “Whather the governor is right or wrong, | pace after a bruising contest., The Jol If he sends the militia to Hot Springs the | ston stoke, 2:24 trot,” was usfinished, a fight will be stopped. I cannot take any e CRLed cognizance in the premises, in -deciding | f Knave Mecarthy had g fis Wwhether he is right or wrong.' Just how the | 3,8 Kndy McDowell. had & setap durl governor propos:t to pay the expenses of | the trotting of the 2:11 Attendan. the militia i they are called out to Hot | 8,00. Weather clear and warin; track fa rings is not known. If Garland cou: calls for the militia of course that county will be held respgnsible financially. 1f the governor calls out the soldiers on his own hook it not wn who will pay the expenses, as the state has no money ap. propriated for this’” NO SOFT GLOVES FOR FITZ CORPUS CHRISTI, Tex., Oct. 16.—Martin Jullan leaves here In the morning for New Orleans, whence he will go dircct to, Hot Springs, fully prepared to earry out Fitzsim mons’ part of the agreement with the Flor. da Athletic club. Bo'h he and Fitzsimmons are very much sur at the statement in Tuesday's papers at the change of the original agreement to & sparring exhibition with soft gloves. He indignantly said that Fitzsimmons would not engage in any such exhibition, “Our contract with the Florida Athletic club calls for a fight to a finish," said Julia “and the gloves arc to be five ounces. W are ready to perform our part of the agree ment, but FitzsMimons is not going to ente any pugilistic_hippodrome. 1f any one gets a tigket and Fitzsimmons goes into the ring they will see him whip or get whipped before he comes out.” Flizsimmons said: “The proposed change of the rules is a fake; such & show weuld not be of any credit to either of are Just using us to let th club sell more tickets and the Hot Springs draw a crowd o town, Suppose the referee called the fight after WJim had landed on me or I had gotten one of my chance blows, as they call them, who would be cham- pion? 4 came down here to fisht Corbett, and | third classes en opportunity to 8il T want Iy the time and place without auy | Publlc {belr relative ghility bloody interference. In the meantime I shail | $3,000 for a tournament to be plaved in 1 0 ta N ch place an o | York about the first-week of becember, copcine, o, Lrals unill suohipince and tim | oyt A RR, A cushion cazoms, as't EL PASO, Tex., Oat. 16.—A telegram has Jors S Py io bo GivideR tto L& been received from Dan Stuart ng that ago aboug third week in January the Corboti-Fitzsimmons - fight would - bs | the sume basi; $1.60 for a tourhament | pulled off in EI Paso If this elty would pay | ployed in Ios er the Chicago g of business men of El Paso $15,000 was | ;4 3 1 o st i subscribed to pay for the concession. SANTA FE, N. M. Oct. 18.—Governor Thoraton when approached by emissaries of the la Athletic club declared that under no circumstances would he permit Corbett and Fitzsimmons to fight in this territory He added that he had confidence in every sheriff in New Mexico doing his full duty in the premises, but If need be he would call on the national government to ald him in sug pressing any attempt of this sor DENVER, Oct. 16, speclal to the Re- | clos publican from EI Paso, Tex., says: “Today | 1 the citizens of El Paso subscribed $10,000 | will to bring the Corbett-Fitzsimmons fight to "*1‘ this city. A telegram was recsived from | 2, Dan Stuart stating that he would give a |1t once, and Hehaelfor will he commu definite answer tomorrow." th. The management of the Day i Alllavee. Ailong the eXperts mat airendy ment ALLIANCE, Neb., Oct. 16.—(Speefak Tele- | who are likely to enter are Sl gram.)—Today's races were watched by 2,000 | Spinks, Caton, Hattley und Harrisol people. Weather was fine and sunny. The Is crowded tonight with strangers. morrow will be a big day. Results Half ‘mile dash: Ten Pins first, O Picnie for second money ht after t class, first finished, D won 2:) the 2:16, 2 ) and sixth h distanced in t tor won the thi 6l and 2:18% a venth h t Red and ! I mary, Tom Shirley, also” started Second race, 2:11 ¢ $1,000: Lynn ileil and fourth heats, tting, Time 2:164, 2141 Altao won the third iy, and w econd, Oliie K thi phias Bourbon Wilkes, jr. Wiikes a Miss Nelson al€o started Third race, special free-for-all pace, pur Robert J (Geers).......... Frank Agan (MeCarthy) John R Gentry (McHenry) Joe Patchen (Jack Curry).. Time: 2:06%, 2:03, 2 Fourth “race, the Johosi for trotters of the sar won the “first and seeo: 2:16%, 2:U%. Vi r two 'heats, Catherin heats, Lulu I, May mont aiso started. pur at Ce wsalaer (unti Second third _in tw and Eila Be in PRI FOR THE IVORY Series of Biiliard pved for the Tournam Coming Winter. NEW YORK, Oet. 16.—Maurice Daly a [ Frank Ives today avnounced a series billiard tournaments, for which they off prizes agsregating 35,06, their plan being afford the players of the first, second a $100 for each all t rance money, &0 to the wiiner Qicap, basis cf 800 points uj " more car urname nts ifp Jmmigle he players. The prize money will b ited with any respo. sible newspaper the players ‘may agree upon Nove 3 is exproted that participate in will, of-eourse m Gallaghsr have signiled th 1 of competing. Slasson will he dep at least elght the aff enter. Hilly Century Hlgyele Record Broke BUFFALO, NI ¥., Oct. 16.—Alexan, | McDonald of. Roehester rode Huffa at 4:%5 p. m. on a Bike and thereon bases claim to have beafen all previous for the 100 miles from Brie, Pa ity, and dent an road His' time rom for'e, D X several thre Flgra 12 St S th . re nrt tas, b Iriftwood Defents bect previous ¢ by Thirts M'COOK, Neb, Oct. 15 Tele- | {1€ PREVRT ZeRliite of the ¢ gram.)—~The Danbury and Driftwood base | 15.ihat 1t Was made entircly with ball elubs played a red-hot game of bal the McCook grounds this afternoon. score was 15 To 14, dn_favor of Driftwor Both clubs had fra(-class ‘talent fre abroad W thelr nines, and the whme Wi s Qe Of the fIBCST eVeT saen on Wowe Kroumis thed Time trot: Lula Labasca first rec unson third, Joe t t. High Five Kime fourth mile dash: second, th in of ths of Lol first Pime Captain Hardy Gray Neclk . make third nd Base Bait TORONTO, Oat., Oct. 15 base il player, died hore | tered his: professienal carser wavkee, subsequently pli Chattatiooga, Nesha?lc us Mobile QEinrter e Capaced N Cal, Ot 15— Wal W'k bleyele record for a quarter of mile uopaced, making fatanec or Dy Kid Bomers, lay. He ¢ with with Atiant Pouy Tenm Reeord Broken. 4 this ‘year wit LEXINGTON, Oct. 16—Andy = Wulch's | team of ponies, Winnie D, by Baron Wilkes, nd Algeria Queen, by Algeria Wilkes, @Griven by Mike Bowerman, in an effort to beal three mioutes todny, lowered the DitAW, Morrix Purk Jack Curry \d his neviu ts Pro- ine Mil ord Broken or Poster broke | G n 213. OCTOBER 17, == N | wocond Foste will lle | mila reoord tomorro L or N LULORY N am Loses t n Clone Sc Nebraska Sta <t the Varslty T I irf All ball team | university cond game on by a red Nebraska not the the first The Butte t Fhalt and the 1 half L twice tear in ar by the wted A momont ball on the to get late fifi the 1 tn long enough The Butt thi fake play Kk goal v Denver plays T Aftern v well Eame ). The hulves ty-fiv Nty minttes ) 8 not do Dartmou e ce and tacklicg she eqi but was unable to Ya t on the tackle and ce Mass., Oct, 16, i this afternoon by me was the be play that Harvard ha 'he interfer on_ the plavs were of a high ordoer The defensive work was not good was incli to be rageged NCETON, N. J., Oct cach and h justi in the al Yale lie stop ated Willis to 0. Th tion of offensiy howr year end and tackle irf 1 16, N seminary he | d The this played her evenly matched Tenderi NI Advice o M 16, Ya to insist upon a 1y erwise | every t the Na today. ) regl ter WESTERN of the he G \SHINCEQN, O e of O Tere Auburn, ket very T Harm tinal widows, iriswold, (¢ il Bluffs, Origin Yank Incr Charles iwattan Charies A John ¢ Chesterwood Crelgh alias Mandan, supplemental Anima Akron, Selback Waushington 4 Cantrell, Den Denver, Arapahoe; ver, Arapahoc Montana—Original: Peter imel llatin. Relssu rard Choteau October 2, 1895 Samuel Reissu 3 A Martin A el Smith W. Kirken s 1 O N Dat na vi illmore . Alblon Minors of Thomas up. Relssue: Blijah Mexican war widow Dubuque. Additional Almeria off | * Towa i | Story v | Dubugue 19| South Dal North Dakota Walcott, Richland. Carbondule, Garfield Roberts, Cedar Bdge i Bronsdon, Soph Ames Koch Peter Hansen he riginal: James O, Y William cinson, Reissue: Willlam H Deltu se Wi A midnight fire at North Sixteenth strect damaged the Chinese laundry of Wing Sing to the extent of §%5. The north ce [ ern half of the builiing wa 1 r- | Ewell Bros., whose loss was i) | building wils frame and v 1 John H. Erck. The loss was $30, covered rance. South of the laundry was a building owned by John A. Crelghton s on this was $100; insured. North ndry_was another frame building owned by the Schlitz | g compaiy, on which there was $50 loss sustained. The fire started in the basement of the laundry, the cause being unknown by The by 1 to Western Un e NEW YORK, the Western' Union Telegraph held at the company’'s office in today, the following offlcers werc ral mas T. Eckert, presid general manager; John Van Horne, Clowry, G o J o ery, vice preside ltor; R, wester, (re nt td the presiden ns, general attorney. Mr. J who hus heretofore been vice president, was made vice preside B — Colored Cltizens' Colored vote and organiz barles H for mayor mass Lves company, rt this eity Robert te ng ar- nn Ay and s, B van acting i ague Club, s of the elty met last night a Cltizens’ League club Brown heartlly endorsed and it was decided to hol ng ot Washington hall soon president of the club, Pri and Joseph Banks treas ht ne was After Wright Murshal Boehm to bring to Omaha ed of breaking t & Kimball at:( ¢ t the postoflice, The worth of goods and Court 1515 Burt wi ‘ested ye: e ructing the acen into [ was City Jail. treet, a hay rday ‘on a ch ldewalk ‘with bal mer- e of dean, “who Is wa ght car, larcony by yesterday Mrs. Charles Rigby worn out i warrant’ for Straud. She acouses $ $ bill and a gold rin, Sime amount f Siewart M ing hini to be on, a colorad man, went in’ that elty. G. R. Hollin, day for laying a sidewalk Lorcus streets without the employ of Fred Kr of | pleaded of th or | 4 a ol 1 appearcd i pollee vd askéd for warran for of Charles Rudolf, i hi romife and paternity luus Paul, groceryman Clark st L8, as sley from a charge of Dempsey ted for arrested Detectives after caling the Savage a Corby street, has the arrest of Ray raud of stealing valued at about the e nd en received a communication uit of Des Moines request- on_the lovkout for W. 1. Mor wanted for cmbezzle- worth was arrested yester at Sixteenth permit. He wa ngd gnorance rking at 1613 court with Rudolf Sever delivery breach works for teenth aod at | clerk, il 3 he WEATHER FORECAST b | hrask er | Thy 8 Winds for Ne- The forecast for 80 Kansas and Colo Fair; 1 For Missouri westerly winds For lowa ~iair; variable winds southwemAry For South Dakota—Fair; slightly winds becoming southerly Loenl RRecord. OFFICI OFF THE WEATHER BUREAT OMAHA, Oct. 16—Omaha record of {em ' aud rainfail, compared with | nding day of past four velrs 1hon T 1ab 9 it » andl brecipitat and Arkansa ur; light, warme um temperature im temperatur temperature pitation ition of ‘temperaur aha for the day N Fixcess for Normal pre | Deh y for the day 1 precipitation since March 1 ney since March 1 tmal temperature the day pitation Stitions g | a as | xeR STATE op BTATIONS. WEATURR S¥p jo s | Davenpori the | Knnsas City. n Sit Liks City. Bisinarce. St Vieans | Chieyeimn Williston, R a h (¥enton T fndicates tr of precipitation. A WELSH, Observes Harvard | e | exhibi- | hom, and | | he time and | the | | | | i | | \ | | i e e— VENGEANCE OF A WHITE M0B| OUR BLOOD FILTERS nLoon SHOtLD e P — e AS Terrible Urime Summarily Punished in a Most Inhnman Manner, cand Whint ¥ tix lmpure, - riflers, One Kide TORTURED A NEGRO LIKE WILD SAVAGES “"% Keep Un Well - Ouuht (o Them We N with | .l[ thated ives, Left Stenn Hang vi What rheuma | tack of ambitton sickness, nervous terla, Brig pain in th makes a sallow ¢ ni by of sm, muscular weakness nis chiorosls or dizziness, slecplossn anaemia headache, hy t's diseaso back it It is the failure of our blood filters Our blood should be from Irinking water MEMPHIS Fayette county | teleghaph pole at 1:40 this within yards of Before langing negro cut off both his cars and all of his fing and mytilated him in a horrible and unmer ciful The gravel diabetes, ¢ Tenn., Ot neg 16.~Jefterson Ellls th was strung to a ? by ne of the morning n the sc uis s froc Impurts ties as It it becomes fmpure we Our Kidneys are simply the why me e mo fall sick blood filters impurities out of the blood. s They Tha Kidney iner wob, with its of his victim filter | reached the | Is to have Kkidneys are sick 1 Blood pur erally 1y thos it 50 dangerous because when our they cannot keep prisoner, Miss Prater, soon after | diseasc midnight, The young woman identified him allant. As 0 this quad of men took Ellis from Con and started with him for th the public road crosses the Nashville railway | had been built at place and mob gathered in a cire Th | as her | an armea Farr t wh .cuisvill A big fire around 1t th handeufed negro wa The leaders of the mob told ray, but he only looked at them in manner. Being told that he e raised his In & negro hy Ime fl n as was done are Esp caused by blood poisoning. ment oned above, The pol blood le W is caused by impurities in the impurities could be kept ont kidneys were healthy, {f thoy it ‘our e not worn Pills blood and the 1 by blood impurities has a or 1 not have too ) Hobh Kidy Knee much w 0 d Sparagus Kidney make pure ot al fiereer s of “burn fearful rtunate for Asparagus Kid It is used very him fate n th mbi Hob! the 1 filtering of 0 explained and dient which a drawn Kidneys 1 drew favo the blood to you in has probably way it this and doing g anyth not Being crowd, the m: negro’s right phy in full y the the knife held up th the crowd The negro ser wer flercest in (he it Is tru Every physic leeding t : A me his tortur clifo Lis other ear cut off a fow mo | becauso ater. The mo became maddencd at the sight | qoy f this work and those who were mutilating the negro found ample encouragement The negro was covered with blood and b head 1 like it had been scalped. The mob was not even then willing to end the negro's agony. They made him stand up o | all the ere uld’ ses him. Finally, fully thirty-five minutes after the torture of the negro began, the rope was put around his 0 The telograph pole was nty-five | feet away. The rope very long onc The free end was take 2" man wh quickly climbed the pole threw it over the cross arm. The crowd jerked the negro to the foot of the pole and while the mob shouted bleeding and mutilated form of the 1 Was SUrEng o the eross arm Joff on afternoon of Octobor 5 minally assaulted Miss Bettio Prater in th sence of her two little sisters, H » mob which had gathered to lyr t nizht, but he was pursued unrem ho ‘was Monday near leasnt, Miss nfessed to th Miss P the outrag, of a Mrs. Wilcox of the same ne years ago, and to the attempted a little girl in Mississippi wh : - fr n. of Jeff Ellis, covered with blond mutilated, still hangs to the | - elegraph pole from which it was | nded after the mob dons its awful work to him. Today an inquest was held | over the remalns, bui they were not lowered to the ground. A verdiet of death af th hands of an unknown party was returned, and the relatives of the dead negro were notified that his hody would be turned over to thom If they so desired. No reply to | was recelved, an knows it is true the Kidneys will D blood, Kidneys we'l cine that will cure caused by soon as the amed any diseasc ned wa as are et about doing thelr done When | not | it work as it ought | to be our drinking water poison ure it blood us, and when our pure is will not poison us Dr. Hobbs' Spara bring you new lif d ¢ Pills cure your bright, rosy mfort, ney will and Kive ston and health It is not It is simply pure, clean blood 1t only question of insing your filters It Dr. Hobbs' Sparagus | acting on your kidneys escaped | _ Al the h him | that tingly | cured with Dr Mount | A few doses will cure Sold by all drug or sent postpaid on r Write for valuable about the kidneys and their acti bleod. Free on application to Hol cine Co., Chicago or San Franclsco pains and you fr a m and compl a miracle is a and renewing ol 5 is Kidney Pills dangerous dis doctors are ases of impure blood often unable to cure ean ba Hobbs' Sparagus Kidney Pills will reiieve. A boxes 3 few ssault d murder | hborhood assault upon | he was try- | upon sts at 50 cents per eipt of price. amphlet box, explaining 0 esca ithe b Medie and " horrib arm of th AS CUSTOMARY HOBB SPARAGUS PILLS will bhe sold in Omaha by the SHERMAN AND M'CONNELL DRUG CO., 1518 Dodge street, second door west of P, O, 'Monfhly Pains and anxieties can be relieved to a cer tainty by using Dr. Chevalier’s Female Pills. Price $1.00 per hox. If you are timid and in doubt as ta what will relieve you, send for these pills. Sent sealed ‘securely by mail on I (0. OMAHA, NEB. e sure to register today SEPTLED A BOUNDARY DIsPU uth Dakota on § The Joint comm Nebraska and South n Nebraskn ate Limits, on appointed in behalf of Dakota to fix the title to some land in dispute between the states made its report commisston composed of C. J. Smyth, Ed A. Fry and W. Edgerton in behalf of Nebraska, and Aundrew E. Lee, E. C. Ericson and E. H, Van Antwerp in behalf of Dakota. The commis sion located the state boundary as follows Center of the main channel of the Missouri river hetween a point fn the center of main channel of the river directly morth of. the | west line of Dixon county, Nebraska, and a int in the conter of thé channel directly I of the east line of Clay county, South sota. The effect of this location 19 (¢ island in the Missouri river, which | n in dispute 1o South Dakota i aska Bop Homme island, contain- | U1 i J v and giving tc buth Dakota been nsidered a I O 16.—The I has compiled the receipts of the leading cities cf the U d States for the third quarter of the year 1 and a most | gratifying increase is shown he total | ceipts for the quarter ended $ wer $7,400, againgt §6,733,7 Mcials say receip of increasing busine Am acres, he mou of land that | t of art of St. the previously ¢ Poxtal Ite WASHINGTON, lepartment Mee Easily, Quickly, Pertnanently Restored, ' Wenkness, Nervousnessy Debility, and all the traim of evils flom early crro of later exiessus, tho results overwork, sicknew, worrgy ete. Fill strength, devel nd iven te riion . Diple. na lls. fmmedie Ovement wects 0 references. Boc 20 nd proofs muiled (sealed) free. TG0 Prdtalo, MY, for > of 9.9 per icrease. Postal index re a throughou the Starts i, Oct wife, ia, and son Atlanta ) Viee Presid BLOOMING ident Stevenson | Julia, Let tonight L week for Atlantn. 16.Vice Pre their daughter it and Lewis G., intending exposition the I >y Ve eend the rancvelons Franoh temely CALTHOS ther utorrhen. Varl, TOUL Toat Vi taud pay if satishied. MOHL CO., uatl, Ghles BOYD'S BN SEMENTS, SUNDAY oC MONDAY oC TUESDAY 0OCT. 22 EMENT Tim Murphy, RICK or In s original MAVE EANDS In HOYT'S Hest ( A TEXAS STEER Healthy, happy babics the offspring of healthy, happy mothers, It would hardly be natural if it were otherwise. The baby's health and hay piness depend the mother's. Tle SUPERD COMPANY, mother's condition during gestation par- f seats will open ut § o'clock Saturs ticularly exerts an influence on the ¢ o following prices: Firat whole life of the chil 0 Vin A Impure blood, weakness and nervous- ness in the mother are pretty sure to repeat themselyes in the child If a woman i careful at time, she certainly should be during the period preliminary to parturition, It is 1 time when gredtest carc is necessary clng and Nature will be the better for a little en strong, well women will help, T p: e? Tonight at 8:15 finnd themselves feeling hetter, their time 1) b ) S ADE Meanar an ialr s Lo 31/ } Charley's Aunt vorite Preseription. To those whom | f: % anent CHAS FROTIMAN, re generally " 2] oni 4 AT ENTS § 051 ACH EIGHTON THEATRE A1 PAXTON & BURGESS, Mgrs, 1o 1y other t Three Nights Co 7N troubles peculiarly feminine have rend. 3 ered in any degree weak, it will prove a veritable blessing, It is a good general tonie for the whole system, and at any time will promote the proper and regular action of all the organs. It is a medicine for women only and for all complaints confined 1o their sex is of inestimable valne, Dr. Pierce has written a 168 called * Woman and Her Discases,” which will be sent sealed, in a plain envelope, on receipt of ten cents to parg pay postage. Address, WORLD'S DIsPENSARY MiinL- CAL ASSOCIATION, No. 663 Main SHircet, Buffalo, N, Y, v SATURDAY. lower floor, e, 0N Inee Ll 4 Mwhis, Com, Sundey Mamt OLN J. CARTER'S NEW PLAW, " wea HHAE DEFALULTERm Vintaure W e dny, Ununl Prioes. Lo b, Dot & 1B EHRILBY page book, A