Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 21, 1900, Page 10

10 THE OMAHA DAILY BE AUGU TUESDAY, AN 1900 BILKED WHILE ME CANDLED| Theodore Wiseman Endorsss a Draft to Oblige an Old Friend LATER ON IT CAME BACK PROTESTED Story of n Little Teansaction Which | In Replete with 1 ton hut In Not G ok wh uld Mr. Wiseman, as his rame im that to “candle’ eggs means them out as a cigarmaker sorts his disquieting fact that wgs of commer 1 ) four s grocer kr ! laid ek frosh ege eggs,” but business these four ations are tra select,” second best qualit ity third best ty snds” and fiv “erack or o with a fractured sk | Delie Duty of th The “ca i the man W the commodity on a basis of fore him in the dark room hangs a powerful electric light o 1 in a globular st which s perforated with a hole about gize of a lead pencil. Between this luminous aperture and the pract e of the “can- dler” pass each day ove ) cgRS, OF about thirty cases. He look h every CRR twice t lengthwise, then crosswise 1f the contents show a sort of amber opal escence in the electric light the artisan knows he has a new lald egg, and it is placed in the “extra select” pile; If it gleams a Turid red, like Dunte’s conception of inferno, | it is cast into the outer darkr of the | “city” grade, and If the lamp shows a yolk | floating on a sea of cerulean blue the “can- | dler” very gently deposits it in the crate | marked “seco The word “city” in this connection mean that the produce so designated is designed for immediate local consumption; that it will not stand the delay incidental to further shipment; that the urban consumer is not supposed to be a connoisseur in the matter of Seconds” 18 a non-committal term, a free translation of which would “almost bad." They are eggs with one foot in the grave it were. Gathered from a nest which some scrawny setting hen has deserted, they are destined to the chop house omelet or to the side dish of a 10-cent meal Mr, Seott ( s getting a long way from Mr. But thi Bcott, the Atkinson attorney, who knows more about white chips than eggs, and | who never patronizes the 10-cent meal He had made the uaintance of Mr Wiseman over the poker table in a few in nocent games for the drinks while the lat ter was up in that country gunning last fall, and Mr. W an had invariably won Scott referred to this 1 then W an to endorse a draft on Brady of Atkinson. Wiseman did so. Later the draft came back protest | Yesterday the e andler’ called at the police station and swore out a complaint against Scott, charging him with obtaining money under false pretenses. The de fendant is now in jail. It Is alleged that soveral other individuals and firms in Omaha have similar complaiuts against him WENDOVERRETURNS TO OMAHA Cant 0 Re an Acquaintan and Find o1a Business M Him Detective Dunn has returned from Min- neapolis with Willlam Wendover, alias Os- good, allas Bruce, e who is wanted here and in Des Moines f various acts of alley forgery It is now known to the police that Wend- over {8 no novice at the bus rwo years ago he operated extensively finding victims in the Drexel Sh pany, thy Nebraska Shirt company and a half dozen her mercantile establish ments. Several of these called at the sta- tion this morning and identified him. ness. demeay y Reiinh o Diarrhoen. Mr. Charles Wilfong of Houston, Tex. says Chamberlain's Colle, Chol and Diar- | rhoea Remedy is the only remedy that will effectually check his bowels when he has diarrhoca o Hoston and New York re & Michigan Southern rail- | from Chicago dally—Fast mail | A. m., arrives New York next | fog at 10:00; New York and | ton special 10:30 a. m s | pext day 1:30 p. m., Boston, 3:00 p. m; New | York and New England express 2:00 p. m., | arrive Boston 4:45 p. m., New York 6:00 p. m. next day; 1 o limited 5:30 p. m arrive New York 6:30 p. m. Boston 9 p. m. next day; New York express 9:00 p. m., arrive New York second morning at | $:30. “Book of Trains glves full informa tion. M T. P. A, Chicago, F. M Byron, G. W at Chieago 2. Grand Avmy Half-fare tickets via The Northwestern Lins Spectal cars and Accommodations. 1401 and 1403 Farnam St “Sammer Rese For a book describing the cool, pleasant, healthful summer resorts of Wisconsin, situs ated on the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Faul Ry., address or call on F. A. NASH, th, General Western Agent, Twe Dolinrs to Detroft, Mich., and Plus one fare, Aug 6 and 217, via “The Northwestern Line.” Inquire at the large eity offices, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street Half Fare East Tiquettes on sale via “The Northwestern o and return at HALF 1401-1403 Farnam street Manufacturing com- roller bearing and close out stock. n. Omaha Im- Sth and Jackson, High grade Buckeye pany bikes, ball and solid rubber tire, at co Call quick and get a ba plement & Transfer Co Leo Groite, with Walter Moise @ays: You take all the others Cramer's Kidney Cure. & Co., give me It cured we. Take [ DAYLIGHT TRAINS FOX | ern " |eursion on the steamer Jacoh Richtman on Wednesday evening, BOSTON STORE TOWEL SALE. B0c Fine Damask Towels, 15¢ Each— 15c All Linen Loek Towels, AND SPECIAL 1 SALE f fonal bargain towels ught over 10,000 dozen owe The biggest towel purchase eves: made by any western retail house. We ougt heap for s wh we could o the offer. Though irge lot we bought them al 100 ALL LINEN TOW We will sell all the strictly all linen huck nd damask towels that generally C 19C ALL LINEN TOW All the strictly all linen hemstitched huck owels that g ally sell for 15c and 19s, ¢ AND 25¢ ALL LINEN TOWELS, 1iC 1 the very finest 2 nd 30c all 1 ouble damask towe!s, with knotted frin and her 10¢ 215C BACH La ize unbleached huck towels worth . on sale at 2izc each 2.0 DAMASK TADLECLOTHS, $1.30 There 80 009 two and two and a halt rd ¢ hemstitched damask tablecioth that are worth up to $2.60 each. We offer y of them today at $1.30 each BOSTON STORE, OMAHA N. W, Cor. 16th and Douglas St CITY MUST CARE FOR ITS SICK the city of emergency Oma hosp! ets in an epidemic of contagious and infections diseases may be expected,’ ald Dr. Vietor H. Coffman, city health com missiones, “Tcmporary provisicn for the cir of patients suffering with smallyox and sim i'ar diseases will not do. The city has al lowed emergency hospitals to be burned ¢ and another must be provided ed for as other cities care for such institutions. It is a shame for a city the size of Omaha (o keap smallpox patients in 4 tent wheie they are exposed (o the ther. We have had $1,500 allowed us to | o for twenty-five portion of this had to be expended Lincoln the city » of twenty-five smal TAKE THE WABASH, To the Bie: Pythins, at Detroit, I On August 25 to 2§ the Wabash will sell | tickets from Chiccgo at half fare 4 DAILY TRAINS FROM CHICAGO. & m., arive Detroit 6:30 p. m. 40 p. m., arrive Detroit 8:10 p. m p. m., arrive Detroit 10:30 p. m. 11:00 p. m., arrive Detroit 7:50 p. m. Only lne running reclining chair cars from Chicago Ask your agent for tickets via the Wa- bash. For further information call at city icket office, 7 Adams street, Chicago, or write G. N. CLAYTON, N. W. P. Agt, Room 405 N. Y. L. Bld, Neb Not Omaha, ent mallpox cases a cold a in ca r cases of contaglous d allowed $4,500 pox pa nial Conclave, Knights ot FRED J. SACKETT, wW. M Nebraska, No. 1 JOHN H. CHAPMAN W. M., Capitol, No. 3. LUTHER B. HOYT, wW. M overt, No, 11 CHARLES S. LOBINGER, W. M., 8t. John's, No. SPINIT LAKE Okoboji and Arnold's Park. The Chicago, way company daylight Lake, Okoboji and Arnold" train leaves Omaha at Milwaukee & St. has just placed in Park. G 715 a. m, Paul rail- service trains between Omaha and Spirit oing the and ar- rives Spirit Lake at 4:15 p. m. Returning the train leaves Spiri and arrives Omaha 3:55 p. m. Thi Lake at 645 a. m. s is the beet service that has yet been offered over any one road turning until Octaber 31, $10.70. Round trip tickets, good re- City ticket ofice, 1504 Farnam atreet, . A. NA 1, General Western Grand Vesta chapter Star, will glve a grand moonl the 224 (ns! which all members of the Masonic nity and friends of Omaha, South and Council Biuffs are cordlally Good music Steamer leaves foot 8 o'clock. Tickets CHICA AND R Via R a full moon and plenty Route. Agent. 504 Farnam Strest, Omaha. cursion, drder of the East- ight ex- tant, to frater- Omaha Invited of fun, f Douglas street at N $12.75. Tickets on sale August to 20. Spe cial daylight train will leave Omaha Au- gust 25 at 7:30 a. m. and arrive Chicago 8:30 p. m Ticket office 132 D1 SMITH, FRED R Remains to arrive at family restder At Ch netery e, at 9 o orest Lawn ¢ Tioket Offlos, 1502 Farnam Tel. 260, o others, All drugslsp. 3 Farnam street, $19.00 for round trip Omaha to Colorado Springs or TODAY. Leave at 4:25 p.m., be in Denver 7:10 next morning. NO LATER. AP EXCURSIONS, 'FREAKS FORGE TO THE FRONT| P UnGE GORDON Showmen Jostle Eml; 0:hvr for 8pace at the | ‘I»‘vv‘v‘j:' ::’: rr v-m-’w 's 2, A ‘< VS- BABY v Oriental Carnival, [ | Denver and return $19, August 21 ” s . there 1& no danger in - Colorado Springs and return he kind of milk sold in Omaha. M FIFTY OF TWO HUNDRED BOOTHS ENGAGED | ¥t & 0 o A ank it did not kil him. Not i e | sait 1 1 return § A mmer can be traced t 1. A Voauode- Des Moin and return $4 A ust hare f thelir tr volds ting for 1 raternal No. 1 ¥ nam Feature, | A ld, St I|' er Thomas etz, who ha charge of the via the U 1 Pacl | concess s for the Oriental carnival to be . - 1 T 1 very com held Imut, Ak-Sar-Ben week, has hi August good fo. n until October " 1 e price reasonable ¥ headquart 1308 Harney street and | N " y s T'he re al ay it 1s the best ¢ « busy For several days b has A C of Great Ealt Lake ll k & by beset b vigits from concessionaires (a charmi a ription of a vacht enter nt promoters from all|Crulse on the my rious inlan of inquiry from such as huve not |Ketches of Salt Lake ). ¢ € to him personally. On Saturday |be obtained by calling o ticket ¢ CUT PRICE DRUGGIST! ds were recelved from the owner of a 1324 Farnam street. Telephone 316 nrteenth and wwine Streets. woting gallery, a baby rack, a catrack, a Send for hook—The Baby merry ad, a fish pond, a cane and| An fce cream social will be given Tuc - kuife board, a lunch or and several evening at the South Tenth t M F - H olieF privilegen Omaka man | E. church b oand P rec ~Xtracting troft man secks the of burylng 6 30 i I2 Nelly Bly Wonder," on the | @8 a. m 0 p- Vi by our method, with PURE VI- grounds in such a way that he could seli R TALIZED AIR s painles poek ai the interior of the grave during wnid I the six days of her interment 3 v oall Letters are pouring in from spoclalty thene | Ways fresh. All work warranted | and vaudeville performer anagers of Gold Crowr $5.00 freaks, patent right me » wish to ex t th, u s $5.00 tern manu- —grain Quind —urnin Quini 3 . 200 booths to be provid Duffy's Whiskey gl o 2y L : Tafls Phlladalnhla OentalRooms, ing business hou: of t city have ar 7 Douglas St the Cc gregational church have also en- | | Kaged & booth and some of the fraternities {have arranged to establish headquarters on the grounds for the entertainmant of visit nbers of their respective orders | Sh » Withount It is the purpose of the p rice. ymoters of the carnival to have a very at tive line of [frec shows on the grounds and among the pecialties already booked 18 Prof. Gustavus CUT PRICE Ryan, who wiil > two exhibitions dally | sc“AEFE DRUGGIST of marvelous perilous feats being bicyele down a ladder 75 degrees from bicycle riding, among other | that of riding his set at an angle of a platform 100 feet high Another novel feature will be the perform- nees of George Rice's educated pigs. IFor | | the edification especially of the women and children Obrecht’s Juvenile band has been secured, composed of children between the ages of 4 and 14 years. Among these are some clever soloists. Following their | erts each day the juveniles will hold | ptions for women and childre ovision has been m for a nrnnx day, upon which the arill teams of mAF h- | Ing fraternities will compete for prizes in the arcna, and on one of the carnival days | a wedding will be celebrated in the arena, | an lowa swain and a Nebraska | maid will join hands and hearts in the |arena, and arrangements are contemplated for giving them such a post-nuptial send- 8. W. Cor. 16th and Ch PACIFIC $19.00 TO DENVER, COLORADO SPRINGS, PUEBLO AND RETURN AUCUST 19, 20, 21 The “Gnluradu Special” wherein swa A joint meeting of Nebraska lodge, No. | off as falls to the lot of few petitioners at Capitol lodge, No. 3: Covert lodge, No. | Hymen's altar. Of the many other special e U OB D G U b IR (e NEW PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS- [11, ana $t. John's lodge, No. 25, will be |diversions being planned, a notable one is NINC CARS-MEALS A LA CARTE— | held at Masonic hall Thursday and Friday | @ &rand cakewalk contest to establish the DINI evenings, August 23rd and 24th, for the |champlonship, both among whites aud BUFFET, SMOKING AND LIBRARY CARS purpose of holding a school of instruc blacks. L which contalm a buffet, library, writing desk, with barber shop, etc., for the tion. R W. Brother J. A. Tulleys. grand | BietiBiainE accommodation of sleeping car passenge custodian for the grand lodge, Will be| g . .. GO0& Fiskins o0 The library contalns well-selected books for the free use of sleoping car present to conduct the work. P R e M Ll passengers. Tho porter will, it requested, brizg o catalogue from which the All officers of blue lodges are specially [ TR EREE WG T RO | book desired can be selected. The current magazines, weekly publications and invited and all Master Masons in good | SPAITEL Hicr i Lol Leatbel e uily papers are on file, and a writing desk supplied with statfonory and all standing are cordially invited to be pres- | ¢ Atertiaenidndyoumorons lakeesaone facilities for correspondence is ut the disposal of all sleeping car passengers $t. Paul and Minneapolis. These, are all good fishing places and are quickly’ and comfortably reached by the North-Western line, Cheap rate excursions August 10-21, Sep- tember Lim ober 31, 1900. City ticket office, 1401 and 1403 Farnam street. desiring to make use of them. No. 5—The Colorado Spacial—Leaves Omaha 11:35 p. m. Today Arrives Denver 1:20 p. m. Tomorrow Ne. 3—The Pacific Express—Leaves Omaha 4:25 p. m. Today Arrives Denver 7:55 a. m. Tomorrow Tel. 316. Clty Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam Street. CHILAGO AND RETURN $12.75, Chicago and Return $12.75, On August and 29 the Chl- cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul railway will sell round-trip tickets Omaha to Chicago for $12.75. City ticket office, F. A H, i04 Farnam street. eneral Western Agent. HAYDEN: Bargains in FURNISHING GOODS. A Grand Opportuniy To fncrease your knowledge of the tountry. | Halt fare to Chic and return via “The | Northwestern Line,” August 25 to 20. Good till September 30 returnin | | Omaha Tent and Awning to., tents, awn- Ings, canvas goods. 11th & Harney. Tel. 833. Manitou Water We are just in receipt of shipment of | Manitau Soda (table) Water, and Manitau Ginger Champagne in pints and quarts, The quarts are cases of 50 and the pints in cases of 100. We sell 100 kinds of MINERAL WATER. Ask us for the new ones. Such as Pluto Water from Indlana Carabana Water from Spain Allouez Water from Green Bay Piperazin Water from Germany. Rubinat Serre Water from Spain Vichy Water from Frauce. Kissengen Water from Germany. Carlshad Water from Bohemia. Villi Cabra from France. Get our price 1f you drink mineral water. Write for new Catalogue. | Sherman & McConnell Drug Co OMAHA. plain and fancy colors, that sold for 35¢, on sale at 10c, Ladies' 50c¢ silk vests in | plain white pink and blue,on| sale at 25¢, Special bargains in ladies' muslin under-garments, Corner 16th and Dodge, gowns that sold up to $1.00 at 59 cents. We are going to close ont ken lines of corsets, in one lot and there up to $1 49 cents. Ladies’ Ladies’ 50¢ black, tan and fancy hose, at 25 cents. all our bro- are corsets gold everywhere at sale 10 cents. 20¢, on now at * madras shirts, that sold for 7ae, to fit ¥ 5 to 10 years, at 20 cents, Denver, Pueblo Suriington Station, 10th and Mason Sts, Tel. 128, You have the BEST notwithstanding they cost you na more than inferlor goods. XR BICEM €.C0, ERS, ST LOUTS, MO, UNICH "DE ) C. A, RAILSBACK, OMALIA, DISTRIBUTUR, Ladies' fine lisle vests in| | Sale |§ Shoes i L BUSHHHM s \suuflRE 1 lot of ladies' fine muslin | Have put tham all | worth | 50, in this lot all at one price | 20c hlack and tan hose at 10¢ | | Children’s black seamless hose that 1»1 hoys from | A Man’s Signature | te his character, but not anature. Jleobraska L“ff'olEriug () This signature means much, it backs up all our doing A man's signature may indic &0 much as what goes above the s selling—and saying, it nt the bott advertisemonts—it's a guar antee to everythi pur th c—no matter if it's a S¢ value or a $50 value—it's a guarantee just the same When you buy clothing of us you'll find that signature on the coat. When you buy nature on the shoe. | When you buy nature on the hat. When you buy nature on the shirt, shoes of us you'll find that sig- hats of us you'll find that shirts of us you'll find that sig Same signature on every article we can find a place to put it. It le-bringing trade mark. If you want a pair of shoes either for yourself, family or friends we'd like to have you come here for them we think you save money on every pair you buy. If you find afterward that you can vo f hetter ele ere you can return them and get your money Our line of ladies’ teed to be the Lest With or shoes at $1.90 are guaran- shoe for the mon: that money can buy without vesting top--any style toe—stylish—comfortable—dressy HES FOR MEN's"> wOMEN ~ HAYDERs GRAND SPECIAL SALE 25¢ Wet Top Wash Laces 24¢ No reserve in this lot Val Lac we must close the lot—24¢ lot go at 10¢ per dozen yards, 25¢ and 50¢ Ladies’ Belts 5¢ This lot includes Dog ¢* all styles 3be s in thi oilar and Pulley Belts 50c Neck Ribbons 15¢ ‘ With this lot we will include a bi i only de each, lot of ladies’ Corded Silk and Wash Net Ties—worth S0¢ for e, '50¢ All Linen Dresser Scarfs 15¢ 500 dozen full length pure linen Dr arfs, worth 50¢ | for 1 ‘40¢ Fancy Pearl Buttons 9¢ Dozen : Plain Pearl Buttons, Se dozen, | 10¢ Wool Arm Bands, 1 pair | Belding Bros.” best Sewing Silk, 1e. 200 yards Perfect Machine Thread, 1} B t Stockinef 1y » Embroide , he. Elegant Hemstitehed Handkerchiefs, 24c, $2.00 Ladies’ Neckwear, H0c. HAYDEN BROS. BOBTON BTORE, Shiclds, He. 10 OMAFHA. OMAHA. HOBTON BTORE, Special Special Sale Child’s Fine Shoes at Half Price. Misses’ Fine 163p% DOUCLAS STS OMAKA Today we take pleasure in placing on “sale 1,800 pairs of Maloney Bros., finest shoes for 11115 es and children at Exactly Half Price. These shoes embrace all the latest and most. fashionablc styles, and are as fine as mon- éy can buy. You buy them now at Exactly Half Price. Misses’ and Chiid's $3.00 Shoes for $1.50 Misses’ and Child’s $2.50 Shoes for $1.25 Misses’ and Child's $2.00 Shoes for Q8¢ Misses’ aid Child’s $1.50 Shoes for 7 5¢