Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 15, 1900, Page 10

(\THOI IS b l lID CHURCHES. Work Under Way Will Amount to Over Que Hundred Thousand Dollars, PLANS FOR ST. CECELIA'S NEARLY READY Construction of Sacred ¥ Well Under Way=Ts Cathedral in the Air. * i of a The value of the churche bospitals of the Roman Catholi Omaha and South Or of construction exceads $100,000 the real the chapel Sacred He chureh Shepherd The new 18 to be erected at the and Burt streets. Plans are be prepared and Father D. P. Harrington, the pastor, expects that work will be begun in thirty days. The building is to be of ston: and will be one of the most artistic church edifices in the city. A rumor in connec tion with the new structure has awakened considerable finterest in Catholic circle: in the last fow days. Among the laity it was stated with greater or less degrees of certainly that the episcopal throne to be removed from St. Philomena's and placed in St fa's, which was to be come the cathedral until the diocese could afford to build one commensurate with the importance of the The rumor at present {s groundlc Bishop Scannell and bis advisers have to realize that it is only & question of time when th ground mow occupled by St. Philomena's cathedral will have to be sold, as the pres ence of the railroad tracks in the neigh borhood is keeping people from the church Bullding A cathedral is a work of vears, and while plans may be discussed at thi time, it may be ten years before any prac tical steps are taken looking to the con struction of the edifice. Work on the Sacred Heart church s well under way and it is believed that th cornerstone will be blessed some time in the first of September. Father Judge has invited a bsihop of another dio cese 1o oficiate at the services and the day will be a memorable one in the local an nals of the church In South Omaha formation of a ne shortly after the larity, who will Boptember 1. A schools and church | in begun this of the value buildings includ ph's hospital, $18,000 $2 §t. Cecella House of aha, now ours exclusive of The I b and estat . Ce the 20,000, " ohurch of ecelin’s orner of tieth now dloc come o wecks to the taken Mor abont steps looking wrish will be r of Father afl from Eur chool building will be erected in the packing house district by the pastor of St. Agnes' church, at which mass will be celebrated from time to time until the nucleus of new parish s formed. This will be South Omaha's fifth sarish Thoe dedication of the chapel at soph's hospital will take place som: in September. Improvements, the extent of which are not yet decided upon, will be made at St. Joseph's school, Seventeenth and Center streets, turn Jo time CIALS. Bxtra Fa eaches v received fancy free ston Bro which we ut 89¢ box Come early to avold the rush HAYT o0 sale Hox S carload of fresh extra peaches direct frem the place on sale Wednesdiy r Just Read Hayden's big GASOLINE STOVE EXPLODES Other rns Dam- Fire. Tatlor Shop and Sev Leav- emworth Street ¢ aged by About 2 o'clock ¥ stove exploded in the rear of Jo tallor shop at 1709 Leavenworth street. The flames were quickly communicated to the rear walls and by the time the hose com- pany arrived the firo was burning on three floors. A call brought out the entire de- partment on the south sl and for a few moments it looked as though the block was t bo destroyed. Five streams of water were turned on and the flames were con trolled after they the rear of 1709 and 1711 block 1s owned by and 18 occupied by Jo Kesler's plumbing house, W. J. Stickney, stationery, and Richard Burkett, barber The upper rooms occupied living apartments by several families. The loss at Kesler's, at the barber shop and at Stick- ney’s was caused by water. The is a total loss. The estimated To building, $5,000, fully insured $600, partly insured; Stickney, $30; $100; Kesler, $50, all insured; to roo the socond and third stories, $1,500, insured erday a gasoline eph Munch's W Munch, tailor w ph are as losses are s in partly The wolf in the fabie put elothing because if he trave reputation he couldn’t a pose. Counterfeiters of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve couldn’t sell their worthless salves on their merits, so they put them in boxes and wrappers like DeWitt's. Look out for them. Take only DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. It cures piles and all skin diseases. BENNINGTON Mysterious Disap ot C. on shecp's d on his own complish his pur- IS EXCITED e of Family J. Warner Causes Talk | Omah Suburh, For several days past the inhabitants of the little town of Bennington have been considerably excited over the mysterious disappearance of Mrs. C. J. Warner and her children and servant girl last seen of them until yesterday, when the girl was found at the home of her parents about four miles out of town, was last Sat urday night. At that time Warren came home, it I8 sald, fn an intoxicated condi tion and drove the family out of doors threatening in the meantime to resort violence unless his commands were com plied with. Although the neighbors heard the threats he made, none of them inter fered. The servant girl who Warner and the child are mafe and that they country. She refuses whereabouts accompanied Mrs n says that they have gone into the to reveal their The regular meeting of the Republicun club will be held Wednesday p. m., August 15, at their hall, 15th and Pine street. Prominent speakers will be present. Al invited FRED BRUNING HENRY KNODE President Secretary Low Rate—St, Omaha to St Burington Route tember 30, 485 p. m. Louis. Louls and return $13.50. Return limit Train leaves B Tickets 1502 Sep lington station arnam street The clty ir the following permit tion, Twentieth ar school bullding, 81 Webs repalrs, Burdette, frame The dread who suffer of Educa- avenue, Hixh Stryker, 1915 son, % addition, of people with stubborn coughs sumption. Foley's Honey and Tar, if taken in time, cures the cold, heals the Tungs wnd always cures Wciplent cousump- tioa with weak lungs ~ enrt Church | Good | was had practically destroyed | Bingham | tailor shop | Munch, | Burkett, | to | 5 via the is con- | 'FOOD SAMPLES| pkw Over Articles Nidders for poites INSPECTS Chief Commi " Army S chief of the The | mer ommiss Depart ting th who de sidiers with re a ispect| Uncle Sam’ next three months. He wa flour yesterday, and flour | which the government ticular. to supply for the ¢ the article about exceedingly From each sample submitted two ounc taken and mixed with one ounce The dough is kneaded for several and then lald aside to see how will keep its shape. The better flour the drier the dough will be The mall loaves then drawn out thin un il ap This t th rength of the flour he most A certain quality th shed free from starch and quality of gluten determined | One battalion of the Fir infantry has rrived in the department of the Missouri and is stationed at Fort Leavenworth, and other battalions enroute. No com- | panies of this regiment will be stationed at Fort Crook, as part of it will be im-| mediately put in shape for service in China | The other companies will squired for l!urr{m n duty at southern posts [STRONGEST IN THE WORLD one water ninutes long it the re holes ar s to the best being acious of flour is then w | the | are nte Captain Chas, aured the Usual They . Mostin Was In- in table, nnd Ary i \ | \ First to Pay. ‘ [ The following letter explains itself OMAHA, Neb., Aug. 13, 1900.-Mr. H Neely, Manager Equitable Life Assurance | Society, Rooms 206-208 Bee Building, Omaha, The Equitable's check for 73 In payment of my mother's claim fssued by the society re- Please accept my thanks for | your courtesy, and I appreciate the meaniny | of tho Equitable's claim to pay “death claims | tmme My mother filed her claim | with Tuesday and the check reachod | Omaha the following Sunday My father always entertained a high opin ion of the Equitable and carried more as- surance with you than with any other com- pan His confidence was justified in view | of the fact that you are the Yours truly FREDERICK RUSTIN, M Dear Sir | under ceived today policies fately first to pay. D | COLORED WOMAN BEHIND BARS | Tda Williams Locked 1 Robbing 1 on Charge of | Stockman—Victim ntifies Money. Ida Williams, colored [the county fail yesterday, charged with) having robbed a stockman. The offense was committed in South Omaha, and it serted that she stole $20 in money from the visiting cattleman. The money was part | Bold and part currency. It happened that | the gold piece had a peculiar mark on it ana | the was found on the woman when arreste Immediately after robbing the stockman 1da boarded a train for Lincoln where she was arrer.ed. Chief Mitchell or South Omaha brought her back.from the capital and lodged her in the county jail pending & trial was locked up at i coin “Both my children were taken with whooping cough,” writes Mrs. 0. E. Dutton, of Danville, Ills. “A small bottle of “oley's Honey and Tar gave such relief that T used a 50 cent bottle, which saved me a doctor's bill. WABASH, al Conclave, Knights of fas, at Detroit, to 28 the Wabash will sell hicago at half fare. 4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO. 9:25 a. m., arive Detroit 6:30 p. m. 12:40 p. m., arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m 3:15 p. m., arrive Detroit 10:30 p. m. 11:00 p. m., arrive Detroit 7:50 p. m. Only line running reclining chair cars from Chicago Ask your agent for tickets via the Wa bash. For further information call at city ticket office, 97 Adams street, Chicago, or write. G. N. CLAYTON | N W. P Room 405 N. Y. L. Omaha, THE On August tickets from Agt., Bld., DAYLIGHT TRAINS FOR SPIRIT LAKE Okoboji and Arnold's Park. The Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail- way company has just placed in service daylight trains between Omaha and Spirit | Lake, Okobojl and Arnold’s Park. Going the traln leaves Omaha at 7:15 a and .r-‘ rives Spir/t Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning the train leaves Spirit Lake at 6:45 a. m. and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. This Is the best service that has yet been offered over any one road. Round trip tickets, good re- turning until October 31, $10.70 City ticket office, 1504 Farnam atreet. F A neral Western Agent. \am Street. Omaha. m Good Fishing. Lake, Okoboji, Lake Washington, Zagle Lake, River Falls, Solon Rice Lake, Bayfield, Ashland, Gog- atersmeet and numerous lakes near nd Minneapolis. These are all good fishing places and are | auickly and comfortably reached by the North-Western line Cheap rate excursions August 10-21, Sep- tember 11, 1800. City ticket office, ‘arnam street. Spirtt Waseca, Springs, Wi St. Paul 1401 and 1402 F High grade Buckeye Manufacturing com- pany bikes, ball and roller bearing and solid rubber tire, at cost to close out stock Call quick and get a bargain. Omaha Im- plement & Transfer Co. 9h and Jackson 1318 Farnum, annougces the “King Charles” ware, pink and | Sam'l Burns arrival of green. Omaha Tent and Awning Co., Ings, canvas geods. 11th & Harney. tents, awn- Tel. 850 Have you seen the This s the latest magazine camera made and holds as many as 18 plates, 4x5, without reloading—this is a fold ing camera with pneumatic " $10.00 .$3.75 up . $1.00 up instrument | | release, | Poco Cameras from . Premo’s from ... We guarantee Free instructions. ——— The Robart Dempster Go., 1215 Farnam S every Films developed and finished our picture frames. See | leaving the b e | case | sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago THE O\I AHA D \IY \' LOOKING TP FIRE ESCAPES Beveral Structures Found to Be Poorly Equipped with These Appliances, BEE: ROSTON STORE SKIRT sAl Todny the Grand teonts and TWO MAUFAC PETT moreens from two to floun, extra $2.00 your ¢ All the finest m skirts from this ruffles broideries MATTER MUST BE REMEDIED AT ONCE ngs h kes to Be bidden Meetings in Bl suficiently to Hold Are I with lin and tuck i cluster of and all new th in inserting €k $2.50, in ' ANl the om th Acting under the Bureau of Labor and Industrial Sta R. B. Carter, city inspect « bulldings, has been examining in Omaha and has found several that ry Iy equipped owners of the Con located at the northea of Fifteenth and Douglas 1 a portion of the fire escape on th front of the building for the pur of making changes in the windows fire s of lron stairways with platforms at each floor The landing at the ond floor was equipped with a movable ladder which could | lowered. Both this platform and the lad taken away and have not been restored fire escape in a dangerous con- | dition, i instructions of the sal and ADES i thi AIL th trimme up te and 98 All the corset no matter how this sale at All the skirt finest laces ular up to All the | trom this pair sale at tucked Hwns in structures and emt om v his facte £2.00, this sale at 40¢ tinent corner remove block t streets tastory go i overs from this high the price wa and G0c each chemise trimmed with the ana embroideries, worth $2.00, at d 08¢ children’s lace trimmed dr factory, in this at wer BOSTON W, STORE, 16th and Dougla OMAHA N St r. Many lodges have their meetings in this BURLINGTON block and there is scarcely an evening | when there fs not rge crowd on the up- | ,®1:08=Lin per floors. Mr. Carter will take immedi Trains for ate steps Lo prevent any more public m station 8:40 a ings in the building until a safe means of | "0 P m scape is provided The fire escape North Twelfth irways, which porches in the rear of fire the first part of the inspector has quire safer os. Complaints not oln and Retnrn—81.65, Lincoln 1 the Burlt m., 8 m., 420 p. m ‘our going, four returnir M E 8 Thursday. 1ith and Harney On sale at Rrown 1ith, and 8. W church August vrl on cet Hanscom Park the building at 111 | pyoie“Manawa of wooden clal cars loave ected with Tickets bulldings. 1n |y oo would be th Douglas building to burn and th ed the bureau re apes ave made inadequat capes on the Arlington block but Mr. Carter examined the building and found it in a satisfactory condition consist the drways & lm]n\ to been concerning 000 Rewnrd, will be pald Omaba Street Ratlway company for rest and conviction of any party or who robbed their conductor on the nig August 14 on The above rewn by the | the ar- partic t of | Ames avenue line, To | Via Lake § way from a m ing at ton special next day 1:30 p York and New arrive Boston oston and Ve & Michiga go daily New re Chic arriy Southern rail st mail 83 York ne: 10:00; New York 10:30 a. m., arrives New m., Boston, 300 p. England expre 445 p. m, New York 6:00 p. m. next day; Lake Shore limited 5:30 p. m., arrive New York 6:30 p. m., Boston 9 p. m. next day: New York exprees 9:00 p m., arrive New York second morning at “Book of rains gives full informa M. 8. Gil A., Chicago. F. M P G. W. A Thicage. 30 tion Byron CHICAGO AND RETURN $12. ¥ Chicago and Detroft and returr Hot Springs and ret Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo and return Glenwood and return, Salt Lake and return, Yellowstone Park Yellowstone (Cinnabar ar return, nos1275, $ 28 and 20 the Chi- Paul railway will | Chieng On August 27, cago, Milwaukee & St n, office, 150 NASH, Farnam street Generai Western Agent. Summer Resor For a book describing the cool, healthful summer resorts of Wi ated on & St pleasant, nein, situ- the line of the Chicago, Milwaukes Faul Ry., address or call on F. A. NASH, General Whestern Agent, HAYDEN: Extraordinary Shoe Sale Wednesday The most astonishing bargains in fine sample shoes ever offered in the west, Ticket Office, 1502 Farnam St. Tel. 260. | Thousands of the finest shaes in all the latest styles and leathers from such famous manu- |facturers as Hazen B, Goodrich & Co., Thare, |McGuire & Field, French, Shriner & Urner and Hoag, Heath & Co,, go in this sale at less than half their value, All purchased by us from [the factory floors at our own price for spot cash. Big bar- gain tables stacked high WEDNESDAY, dies’ $18 !$19.00 \ 31.00. and return, \1 GUST 185 1900, HAYDEN'S CLEARING SAT Closing Out at Less An 1 Ssummer Underwear n Halt P he ved a lot more and $1 shirts, irts in BROS that 18t r rth to $1.50 mad laundered HAYT big sho £1.05 LINCOLN ia R leave v 100, AND 2165, RETURN 1 Route on, nd Farn ked ickly flea n reg- offe the tually hair ride Ave and ski Mang Worm Distemper Ticing the discharg box d_Medi i Remedie Shsrman & Mccunnsll Drug co 5 Write for the New Cat 16th and Dody GMAHA _THE BURLU\ GTON STATION SPECIALS. August 0 2 t August o 15, 21 8 August 19, 20 ana 21 August 21 August 21 $47 %0 Dally 1 retur August HAY DERs $1.85 and all the shoe counters filled with these fine shoes at| 39c¢, 98¢, $1.23 and $1.85 Shoes worth more than double the price, morrow and secure the greate offered. LADIES Shoes fine $3.50 and £4.00 Viei Kid Lace ar MEN'SN fine § Calf Shoes LADIES' fine 50 Oxford Ties—in LADIES' fine "\ln'nt Vici kid Strap #2.00 Slippers .... Leather MISSES' fine Kid Lace %1. and %2.00 Shoes on sale at.. CHILD'S fine Red Kid 75¢ Slippers for.., g >atent Leather Come to- | st shoe bargains ever| $l 85 1d Button Viei Kid and 98¢ and ...39c¢ No Drugs No Drugs like delight No Pills like pleasure No Liniment like laughter No Medicine like Mirth You don’t need drugs to make you comfortable this warm weather, it's the proper clothing that brings com fort. You'll go to Manawa Thursday afternoon with your family to attend the 8. 8. pienic or you stay at home. In either case you must try and be commfortable, your trip won't be delightful, your trip will not be pleasant, you won't enjoy L you can’t be me ,without the proper a good 1 Al iment. The Nebrtnkn comes to ) our rehet with _1.00 nts, Pants, IS 1 Wash pugh Rid wh Rider Hats. cool nnd 1 an tahle tnh adies’ o 1f yon go to Manawa lightful —pleasant you're prope from the Thursday. Uhl have a good-—-de- enjoyable —merry time, providing ly clothed—with comfortable comfortin CLOTHES 42 WOMEN * —_—————— AN EASY STYLISH ROCKER One that adds to comfort, is a hot A good thing to have the lawn or porch at goes up the longing for the rocker inc: should have plenty of them everywhere Good style and low price are blended here, and the choosing at prices you'll consider we show every good kind of rattan chairs and ing Rocker—She n 175 ish, each, only LADIES' RATTAN ROC KER-Nicely wrap- ped and Reed plated back 2 70 . most convenient article these in the parlor ily sunny days. sitting room thermometer or shady place on any time, but gen as the ses, and one newest able. It's TY CORNER Artistic design, nicely shellac, finished, all rattan NTLEMEN'S LARGE, EASY COMFOR- 1able Rocker—Full roll arms, 2 4.20 strongly made,, extra PRETTY AND value, each . RATTAN DIVANS—VERY strongly made, shellac comfortable piece of fur- finish, each ... . 1] 00 LADIES' ARM RATTAN ROCKER—Full roll arms and back, very choice design, shellac 3 90 8 OO niture, artistic in design, finely finished, each .. COUCH~RATTAN—CHOIC |‘ design, nicely finished finish, ecach At Extra Special Prices—These handmme, pliable Rush Chairs and Rockers came in a very pretty shade of green, \flry al‘hr‘(l(‘ ln (l“fllgl difl«r_ COR R CHATR-India Rush, extra pret- ty design, very a.tractive, ent from the ordinary, at prices i 6.90 each . regular value $16.00 one-third less thrn those usually asked. each, only o} N' -} VERY HAND- VERY HAND- ROCKER-INDIA RUEM, vel attractive novelty A|Mm~ AND ROC some design, strongly made, these are fome designs Il“ hipd particularly cholce pioces 8 35 cgularly 8 85 Orchard & Wllhelm Carpet Co. |\\4|\- dollars or bed rooms, each .. 1414=16-18 Douglas Street. We Give Red Buyer's Stamps I have given my customers stamps for the last three months,and shall continue to do so,as I believe in treat- ing my customers right, both by selling only the very best of m and also giving them an added value in stamps. You have plenty of time to fill your l.uml\. as I shall give stamps as long as there ave any to give, and if any one refuses them to you, come here, get the best of meat and we will be g give you stamps also. D. R. CAMERON, Phone 129 505 N, 16th Street. Morphine Advanced o oo of You know we told you that we had mor morphine than all the drugglsts in Loug B. | nty combined and then some mor Since then it has advanced twic we always had an idea we had a “Great Head able Manson ideas are ready for ularly reaso VERY PRE your part A large new lot rocker store for ARM CHAIR =~ rockers, settees, av LADIES' RATT, ac but n are sure we have | Dr. Karl Cramer's Pennyroyal Schaefer's Sure Death astorin \ne's Celery Com | Cramer's Kidney Cure ter's Liver Pills s Malt Whiskey w we Pllls. . .$1.00 a f Cardul Tar Prescr Emulsior ssior Nerying Packer's P | i Uncle Tob: PRI SCHAEFER “** it S W. Cor. 16th and Chicae to buy for wheel In be as the th and You will never a wheel 2 elling as goood 00. It is bet $u uke in Omaba A big line New Wheels $15, $18 and $20 Our new bowling August 18th er ) most 00 $40.00. Over nd look them over. of other alley will be ready »ut OMAHA BICYCLE Co. S. E. Cor. 16th and Chicago. ED. T. HEYDEN, Mgr L — oo Y g e Kldney_sura. i GHIGIGD lnd EIST. ST PIUL lnd H|HNEQPOLIS, AVE HOT SPRINGS DEADWOOD LEAVE CURES all i i sty 3 81 Free book HAYDEN BRGS. 1 Citv Offices, 1401-03 Famm! wvioe, etc, of D, B, J. Kay, Seratogs, N, ¥