Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, August 30, 1900, Page 4

NEWS OF MINOR MENTION, Davis rells “Mr. Riley Why nc ke Le n glass ent clgar. the Why clgar? tests eyes free Gas fixtures and globes at Bixby's. ¥ A. B. €. beer, Neumayer's ho Dr. Stephenson, 101 Pearl 8t. Tel Bchmidt's photos, new and latest st You get the best dinners at the Vienna. Riley, best photographer, 402 Broadway Cab. photos $1.60 doz. Willlams, 541 Bdy. J. C. & W. Woodward, architects, 623 Bdy W. E. Lewls sells mor N B way Lemp's beer, Soenke agent Best beer, Budweiser Ast. | Belentific opticlan o B'way Miss Alma Peterse In guest of Miss Amelia R Campalgn pict Alexander & (' Get your work done andry, 724 Broadway W. C. Estep. und: Telephones: Office, Beginning classes Towa F. Graff balmer. 101 8 For 1 3. ments, 3 L. Rosenfeld at Woolman's, fa the re. ¢ E ar Eagle at th Phone arl street horth mber d lice In Greg College, Septe ith Ma thirteen-roon hotel bullding. Tnquire dry, 4 North Malr Depaty Count uld and family p to Minneapolis. Miss Maria Egan of 1l visiting her slster, Mrs Mart her brother, M. ' Egan Conerd, postma t nty, 18 in the cit 1 wttem « ed from | conn., 12 Moran, and Atlanti King for th to A counterfeit 1Away tuken to the hospital and somewhat improved Mrs i man's Chris reported be Me J th this county and were married Vien rming Perry Ree Walker of day, Just cerems ol & Unite Steadman at Manitou a Miss Joh reported to gneak thi Tuesday ni containing a « The charged Ovide Ste f_the Mrs Visit Ima strict Iving isited her a points Avetue G rday that a ise some time ht and &tole a hand hel \siderable sum of money. | dinst Mrs. with maintaining Brondway, was dismissed ves day in J Vien‘s court at the Insta of “the ‘prosecuting witness, a blacksmith named Nelson | One of the large motors was de railed last evening at the eastern approach | to the bridge over the river and delaved | the ear ®ervice between here and Omiha for nearly an hour before the car [ placed on the tracks again. The work of removing the entrance 1o Falrmount park s 1 rapldly. An additional force was tends to widen the cut somewhat, avoid danger of another cave in willlam Henry Sigler, the 16 of Rev. | Bigler of Weston ymmitted to the reform school by Judge Macy vesterday. The for the boy's commitment was made father, who testified that he was rigible 1. Grote stice open dirt fr the | ling | put at tor n- %0 as 1o year-old son Ta,, was at Eldora | application | by his incor W3 Iast Brondway drove into the country vesterday aflerncon and un Titched his horse from the buggy near the old puper mil's on Mosquito k. Whi Tor ubout fifteen or twenty minute jne stole the horse and harness, but bugky George Hulbert, a stranger 18 evidently unbalanced, is be at the city ail until sométhing out about him. He s unabl information concerning himsel wome time before he could be to tell his name. The plenie of Lake Manawa lus sized “gathering 0 whose nmnli ounl to give any d it was n induced the Masonie fraternity at t evening attracted a good of the members of " the order and their familios. A game of ball | between teams from Iixcelsior and Blufr | Clty lodges resulted in a vietory for th former by a score of 12 to 11 Miss Edna May Corey and Fred Miller of | Tted Oak were married In this city yester day, the ceremony taking pluce at noon at the Hon Ton restaurant on South Main | atreet, Rev. (1. W. Snyder, pastor of 8t John's English Lutheran chirch, officfating Mr. and Mrs. Miller left on the evening train for Creston, where they will make their future hom Handicaps have be entries in next Sund, Manawa. The Myrt Riven seven minites, and the Roxane two. The following boats will_start from the scratch cup, Lark, lolanthe, Psyche and Chum. Three | new hoats have been ordered by members | of the Rowing assoclation - | Ny Co., telepaone | fri wrranged salling and Ratier the Mary Plumbin Conventions, vention of the will be called Popocratic The democratic ¢ congresslonal district order this morning at 11 o'clock by § Morrissey, chairman of the democratic congressionnl committee, in the county court house. City Attorney S. B. Wads- worth of Council Bluffs is said to have a cinch on the nomination, though Dr. Em mert of Atlantic and Attorney John P Orgun of this city are mentioned as possi- ble candidates. Hon. Lew Geoung is slated for chairman of the convention. The people’s party of the Ninth congres- sional district will also hold a convention this morning at the county court house to place in nomination a candidate for con- gress. It is the understanding that the nominee of the democratic convention will secure the endorsement of the people’s party convention. o Ninth eve Howell's Anti-“Kawf" cures coughs, colds. | Commonwealth 10-cent cigar. | Real Estnte Transfers. following transferg were fil in_the abstract, tifle and loay ire, 101 Pearl street windson and wife sts 8 and 9, hlock q. ¢ d adler and wife The terday W A offic ra 1 win o s to same, sum: John 1 c. ah K. Huner Mendel, tr aiv of block 2. James Gould and Dalrymple, lots 9 Crawford's add, q. ¢ Harkless Dalrym Louisa Fewerhak wame, Lesli, feld and wife t dept ) distriet, « 2 AN block 11, fown B. Bradiey t¢ 1ot 13, block 9, nd wife same 1 i1 # sub w. d Harkless block 4 wite ind d and wife w. d Indepen- son, lots 1 of 'Carson to | Audubon; J || Clintock, c Linviiie Arson, W. ( Sarah B town of C Total elght transfers H $ 1,661 Gravel roofing. A Read, 641 Broadway. Y ARGEST VARIETY of CHILDREN'S SHOES at HAMILTON'S 412 Broadway. FARM LOANS otiated In Lasiern Tveoraska lowa. James N. Casady, ir, Main St Crunell Bifs On City MONEY TO LOAN.5% Savings Loan and Building Associat'n Gouncy Blufts, lowa, ' In 126 | eloquent jurist ever | in | night | Wheeler | An | mont 130 | Green, |3 W | Mins | ehatrman CONVENTION 1N A DE.\DLO('K Delegates Unable to Choose a Successor to Judge Smith, SIXTY-EIGHT BALLOTS AND NO R[SULT; nr Candidates Ho ect on the After casting sixty-eight ballots the re publican convention of the Fifteenth judi district of failed candidate to fill th gnation of Judge Walter who has al Towa yesterday to nominate vacancy caused by the 1. Smith of this the A re been nom the Ninth succeed Hon city nated by republicans of to I and at cougressional district Smith McPherson in congress o'clock last evening an adjournment was taken until 9 o'clock this morning. D ing the course of the balloting the names of several dark horses were sprung with view to breaking the deadlock, the of the four candidaies Wheeler of Pottawattamic Beason of Montgomery Lewis of Mills county and J of Cass refused when the « adjourned four candidates stood practically they did on the opening ballot, Wheeler in the lead and Lewis second. The five untrammeled by having any candidate in the field could not ugrec on ny one the four men before the convention, hence the deadlock It 18 expected, however, that some agree ment will be reached and those who are in a position to know say that in all prob- ability the nomination this morning will %0 to & dark horse, whose name has not yet been presented to the convention While 0. D. Wheeler of Council Bluffs ap- peared to have the most strength in the convention, owing to the twenty votes of Pottawattamie county, it is con- ceded by even his most sanguine friends and supporters that his chances for curing the nomination are as far off as ever, owing to a combination of several other counties against him. The names of M. Pusey, Jacob Sims and George F. Wright, all of this city, were sprung at different times during the course of the balloting, but the four countles having can- didates stood loyally by their men ang refused to switch Judge N, W. Macy, whose term expires this year, was renominated by acclama- tion, amidst much enthusiasm, and the convention was treated to one of the mes beautiful pieces of word-painting by the heard in this city After ¥ Air done by the delegates midnight it could there was any change although the supporters and Lewls made claims that their candidate would be nominated shortly after the convention nbled this morning. The majority of the dele gates either went to Lake Manawa get @ breath of fresh air after the stuffy atmosphere of the convention, or to Omaha The name of John Y. Stone was sug- gested as a compromise candidate last Q it is within the range of possi- bility that he may brought before the convention this morning. The name of Jacob Sims was prominently men- tioned again and several delegations, it said, have announced their willingness to for him if Pottawattamie will drop There is a feeling among sever of the counties that Pottawattamic ought to lie down and be content with letting the judgeship go to some other this year. As onc of the prominent gates from Mills county said last Pottawattamie ought not to want everything It has been should e a trict and on this ground the nomination of 0. D. Wheeler is being pressed. Scott Lewis of Glenwood, the Mills county candi- date willing, it is said, it elected, to make his residence in this city aud this 15 urged by the delegation from that county that it ought to remove any opposition from his nomination on account of lo- cality. Despite the spirited contest the nomination for a successor to Judge Smith the convention was most harmonious and enthusiastic and the very best of feeling prevailed among the different delegations of the nine counties comprising the Fifteenth judicial district were repre- ated by full delegations and there was a arge crowd of interested spectators, who watched the proceedings from the lobby. The convention was called to mptly at 11 o'clock, the hour named ix the call, by D. O. Stuart of Harlan county, chairman of the republican judi- cial convention, who named W. E. Mitchel of Fremont county as temporary and J. R. McKee of the same temporary secretary. on made a stirring address but ) R, W W. Scott Rockafel- supporters county county B and ity where with nvention a countles se- Delegntes little was night and at be ascertained that the situation, of both Wheeler last not to a be also s vote dele night to hog urged that resident judge Council of the ha dis over Shelby county as Commitices of the Convention, At the close of his address the committees were Credentials—John appointed H. Mosier, Audubon George E. Pennell, C Dr. Pyper, F! ¥. M. Vance, Harrison; C. E. Dean H. G. Barnes, Montgomery; O. C. Page; D. E. Stuart, Pottawattamie Riley, Shelby Permanent Organiza A.«Conerd, ( Fremont; Thomas E. B. Woodruff, Mills; W. W. Mer ritt, Montgomer ge H. Castle, Pag W. H. Killpack, Pottawattamie E. Cooper, Shelby Resolutions Mills A H. Edwards W. 0. 'M Arthur, Har rison D. . Mott, Audubon; J W. Scott, Cass; C. 8 vens, Fremont J. 8. Dewell, Marrison; John Y. Stone Thomas McCullough, Montgomery W. P. Ferguson, Page; L. T Pottawattamie; Thomas H. Smith, Shelby The convention then adjourned until 1 m On the convention dinner, the comittee zation recommended that the be the permancut presiding of ficer of the convention, that F. H of Audubon county be permanent secre tary, C. W. Kellogg of Harrison county t assistant secretary and George I of Page county be reading clerk port was adopted. The following resolu tions presented by the committee on reso lutions were enthusiastically adopted We congratulate the people of the F| teenth judicial dlstrict in the ability integrity of the judges they ~have had position and maintain the P reassembling afte ever abllity of bench of prople to distrier n um.l\.u That_ in the withdrawal | peaple Waiter 1. Smith fram the heneh th lose one of the falrest 4 bes judges whe has ever honored th INTEREST 4 Their Strength | stampede | 1| county | Bluffs | or chairman | ssuming the gavel Chairman Mitchelt | following hn VanSiyke, on permanent organi- | temporary Bloom Miller The re- and and express our confidence fn the dis- | r pust and present high character and stand- ng ot rmine of this state, and while we recognize that | THE OMAHA DAI ¥ that and the pe hig im At his publi 14 haw b on ple upon the fact th will b red in another f we recognize th il the high character and ability entatives of this district in y mee ed service A & w wil Smit cement and his add to ful te ery requ will furt 1re claime nt national re 1t Philadelphia, and { republican state conventi Moines, la., Aug Mear from J Judge Macy was then renominat | acclamation and a committee, consisting Lockwood of Shelby, Colonel unders Pottawattamie and Senator Junkin of Montgo was appolnted to cscort him to the convention hall. While ting for the appearance of Judge Macy Judge Smith, in answer to repeated calls, made a short speech, fn which he thanked the republican party for the that it had conferred upon him. Judge Macy was greeted with the warmest of applause He made a most eloquent speech, thank- ing the convention and the republican party for the confidence it had placed in {him and for the honor conferred upon | him by nominating him for the fourth | time as judge of the district bench. He aid a glowing tribute to southwestern lowa and Its people, where he had made his home for the last twenty-one years and he concluded by died the word “gratitude’’ | engraved on his heart At the close of Judge ldress the convention real business before it, candidate to fill the vacanc the retirement of Judge Smith of D. O. Stuart of Shelby county, the can didates were placed before the conven tion by the roll call of counties county presented the name of J. B. Rock- | afellow of Atlantic, Mills county presented the name of W. Scott Lewls of Glenwood Montgomery county submitted the name | of R. W. Beason of Red Oak and Potta wattamie county presented the name of Orville D, Wheeler of Council Bluffs, Act | ing on the suggestion of Colonel G | Saunders of Pottawattamie county, the of the candidates presented nominating speeches. Colonel Saunders was also responsible for a mo- tion to the effect that in order to avoid | contusion no county be allowed to change its vote until after the secretary had an nounced the result of the ballot, which | met with the approval of the convention Balloting Beginw, | Then the ballotting commenced two belug necessary to a choi first ballot gave Lewls 281, Rockafellow 311y; Beason, ile; Wheeler, 37%. The second and third ballots showed but slight changes that in the third ballot Fremont county gave one vote to Jacob Sims of Council Bluffs. Mr. Sims, who was in the lobby, stated that he was not A candidate and could not accept the nom ination even if it was given to him. With but few changes the seventeenth ballot was reached, when M. Pusey's name was brought out with one vote from Fré mont county and Page county followed suit by giving him three of its votes. The next ballot gave Pusey nine votes, but this was the most he received in any ballot. In the thirtieth ballot Page county gave four of its votes to George F. Wright of this city and the next ballot gave Wright seven votes. but after that he dropped out of the vot | ing again. On the thirty-seventh ballot Whecler recelved 51 votes, as against | Lewis' 32, and the Wheeler crowd began to believe its candidate was about to se- the nomination. It was doomed to | dissappointmdnt, however, for on the next | ballot he dropped back to 38 votes. With the five counties having candidates of their own see-sawing back and forth | the balloting went on to the forty-fifth bal {1ot, when Fremont county again gave Jacob Sims one of its votes. On the forty eventh ballot Fremont, to break the mo gave one of its votes to E. B Woodruff of Mills county Audubon county switehied from Beason to Wheeler and the latter's stock again took an upward tendency, but dropped on the next ballot again. After the fifty- | first ballot the convention took a short recess and then resumed its work. A | number of motions to adjourn until even ing failed to carry, but finally, after the sixty-eighth ballot had been cast and no | choice, the convention got tired and a motion to adjourn to 9 o'clock this morn | ing carried by a vote of 83 to 3. The last ballot gave Wheeler 48, Lewis, Rocka- tellow, 18; Beason, 14; Pusey, 2 the plat nh by of O @ honors would be found Macy's eloquent got down the that of nominating y caused by On motion |a Cass c names were | without sixty- The except cure not noton: 10, Davis sells paint. rn for Hohoes. justice of the peace, who police judge in the absence Aylesworth, issued an order yes- terday to the city marshal to buy two hammers for use on the city rockpile. The council made a similar order to the police committee a couple of weeks ago, but for some re it was never carried cut. The rockpile has been in position for some wecks and the jail has been over- run with tramps, who enjoy three meals a day and a place to sleep at no expense themselves, The city marshal refused to obey Judge Vien's order until he had consulted with the city attorney. The judge stated that if he did not he | himselt would buy them and enter a judgment against the city for the price. | " Ovide Vien, ts acting of Judge a n obey up purchase Forger Sheriff Cousins r that Ira & Children, wanted here for ing forged check on Frank farmer of Silver Creek township, der arrest Watscka, 111, The alleged affense committed over a year @ {and the authorities have Leen on Children ail ever Deputy Sherift Baker left last 1llinois to bring the man back Caunght, eived word yesterday pass- Ouren Wwas un at sinc for evening Marringe o8 1o wed were WIng persons ind Residence rry Reel, Pottawattamic e J. Walker, Council Bluffs 1 Miller, Red Oak, 1 L May Corey, Creste Licenses. Lice tssaed yeste the foll Nar rday | 01 Man Killed by | oNAWA, la. Aug ( gram.)—Middleton Jividen of Onawa, aged 63 r n the trestle near K the Tllinols Central this struck by the freight train leaving Onawa at 4:30 p. m. and instantly killed. Tho inquest will be held here tomorrow ¥ | FORT Telegram.) Poyer were o pecial Tele an old resident while nnebeck walking siding on afternoon was iy of Nao DODGE, Ta. Aug Bird McCloskey today sentenced Judge Weaver to one year in the penitentiary for robbing the Wonrders store in Kalo. Ed McCloskey, who was also implicated in the burglary, was sentenced to the r school. eclal and by Millions will he 1 politics this year. We can't keep the campalgn golng without money any more than we can keep | the body vigorous without food. Dyspep | ties ueed to starve themselves. Now Kodol | Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat and allows you to eat all the good food you want, It radically cures siemaca troubles { spent on entering the convention, | saying that when he | Willlam LY BE FROM I THURSDAY, [OW A. ATGUST 30, 1900, lultery, Tt Aceidental Shooting Wy G e Fatal LEADERS OF PARTY CONFER F:i Demooratio Chiefs Hold a Pow-Wow at Des | (ha sur and | REPUBLICAN DAY AT B (C Moines G end | DES Telegram.) a conference meeting, Rapids tendance | say that madd taction ence judgment tor was 1s wh | with was congress adopted by reports counties, by wh the coun finances | cato Selis sphere w The brighter what my now be ginia, Kent in | Bryan ha Ohto, Minne | California an in New ers id | victory state nev less the Gorman's cities are carry servative uation Chairman county in the for addition: the certai and No Today aga state fair, compared w love feast porters and Judge weather fs t will surely Tomorrow week 1t was noon to be speak in I Omaha on the meeting tral Waterloo W. M. Mau | yesterday view E. democratic count vocating an form of government to a monarchy nnes does not believe that there can be complete enf try because bility. It is will have art I8 a gres in Polk the republi people in D paper | ply to the Des Moines abusive in it ous that the tion in the made a repl tures of promptly Thirty the life and con killed b was filed to melia M der Tells Natlon's Fort "ERSO! The political spider has ance rather for a fre the home of en at likely welght, a the published thousand of Ed worl a large black spider was Att MOINES, The like no concerned hat up in enth for the on th as to the loc cha situation nid eves see McKinley will be admitted that the 1 the York between Ci ke prospect m 14 Huffman sta funds ntributions have been small in amount in the attendance being 85,000, ith Nourse of agement now says that no matter he will announced | Roosevelt will spe of October honored 1w he at board a special train on the railroad a apin, Omaha World-Herald, nd Chavannes, Moines Globe, the paper that has been at tracting such widespread attention in the and of certain en orc it br icle nty an stat Cap! na same Ca m on Elm street a year ago last March I N ea idential year. Mr Kk web and when M. were cl of the web. finished and it was arl Th Moines Chavannes has 1 M e, tate of the dead man Burlington & Quincy railroad Moines, Des e the e, ix Attracting W by His Series al Bditoria Aug. 20 leaders today at far Ia democratic Des Moines con ton (8pecial ) The Cedar as at present numbers ral satis he confer purpose of getting the central committe and t a success but those lacking in stasm and ge situation + state state the state plan committee, to hear fon in the various information was provided hairman, and to talk over ces nomine situ lared that the very r with Bryantsm growing constantly and 1 am assured by and my ears hear that retired this fall. 1t must Delaware, West Vir , Maryland and Indinna are Bryan and that even show New York yuth Dakota, Kansas and row that has broken roker and the oth of a democratic of New trouble to scrap un success is bright ment that a number of big to go for Bryan ought to he is known to be con- well posted as to the sit- atmo is [ column in out indicative democrats the fo York reported is organize and “said bhave been that every He asked that while many, they rae Spenks at Fair, broke the record at the as 0,000 last year. It was republican day and during the morning a | was held by the party sup meeting was addressed by Des Moines. The man what the the fair financially day of the rest of the big the week success big a be today that k in Iowa on the after Waterloo is the city overnor Roosevelt will vod, 8. D., Oetober 3 and at night of October 4. After the latter place he will Ilinois Cen- nd quick trip make a one of the editors of the was in Des Moine to visit and inter editor of the Des today populist ¢ editorials tire change mps on ac- appearing ad- of American Chay ment of law in this coun is a republic lacking sta sumed the World-Herald showing that Chavannes editor and a leading republican authorized party to speak for Nine-tenths of the never heard of the written a long re ement appearing the the ftal, but his reply is so ature and altogether libel was refused publica It Chavannes had the political fea would have a pital svering atter |t dollars a who wa Burlington asked s run down engine Suit district court by administrator of the es against the Chic 0 route in the .. Special.) its appear- section, even A few days ago, at John Staring in this city, tearing out the web just seen spinning ompleted the initials to bo seen next day la, Aug rly in this a e the spider was urmised that the spider had been overtaken with a change of heart However to th spin anol nd thi and cente first web, the work admit are of that t time ¢ ther elaborate web and the even more Many the on pider web set to work at in the same ructed a more W, M once place fentific in the et than in the have examined and even democrats i clear and that i persons spider YW, M | it 1ooks bad for them 10WA CIT three days Eighth distr The opening at the Presbyter | dresses reports of their doin for tute the the wor proj lelegate vard to the cussion and tions vigorou oy FIERS( McCar son ho owner of the prop Antagonism existing betwe and Mr. Hea and able to hotel consolidatior better feel to the peop operate the but t property least town ONAWA gram. )—Dr farm nes resident rift Morg | to Glenwood a Y « et mee 5w K - in predominating noy IN, thy 15¢ rty enterprises 1 0 g @ le ¢ Je b Ia rw of la eavorers Aug, 0 sion of the hristian of lowa ting fan church. W (Special.) young Endeavor began held Ins people's of the yesterday. last night ring ad plenty together with plans future, will cons the meetings and ity are looking gestions in such Endeavor mus 1l n th m of ) the Iptul tn the for and d vouthful conven- hristian totel Changes la.. Aug, 20, to Captain the Head termina ands cial.) the his hotel Albert Head house. Th 1 a long business n Mr. Me( Both gentlemen are wealthy 1d the financial strain their have incurred, but the t interests brings about and erally ot the city. Mr. erson for ultimate own. arthy a gratifying Head will time of house 4 lisposition the Arrest. Special formerl but for Onawa was arrested Dby of Mills county and taken yesterday, where he will Aug lis, who [ Tele lived on ting time held | is | of campaign as | Governor | w. | [ @ to| | edly ve | recently | Miles been | for | | from a trip to the ago ‘ o in the center | | | ’ al | taia | than interest in th | struation of its terrors. may d AWay by Max R entered has not beer a of the Hdn't know and t was loa IOWA STATE FAIR| &% A ked a o . Lo et Police torday fallen ¢ last month wvera Ll Gt £ Patrick J. King said police court busi alarming rate d says that he A day that has He e a contested case ing the no where formerly ther temand continually being made upon him for his time i I cannot understand it.” satd his honor. Heretofore, when 1 down in the morning, there were up before me from fifteen to twenty vagrants and| CINCINNATI drunks. Now it s different. Monday rice morning there was a small crowd, but of h rest of the week well as all of last, | 340,000 was quiet, The astounding part of it all|and 2 18 the lack of vagrants. We always have | total had plenty ever since South Omaha year. organized, but they have either se work or quit the city. The rock established is idle and its superinter 18 lor for charges, but there are to s him. One vagrant appearc fore today. He was a little boy, about 15 years old, one legged and he proved that he could secure work. 1 im mediately turned him loose. But the habitual vag ased to be, or at least the police don't seem to find them South Omaha never been and orderly the present gencral prosperou seoms prevail and th business men of the eity well satisfied. The number ¢ ing at the different the normal, but packing house was came lined 10,640 is was Prominer ure le_we | Kansas ( nd me be colored | Milw Cluctnnaty Ottumwa has at as quiet time. A condition residents gene men packing houses is no lacking only a few. Th people decl, that if they needed many more men there would be serfous trouble in secur ing them | One of the | “The number not equal FIR Hotel RAWLINS, Fire Steele ye pelled in their proper fi ed wor oY ing " what The however. re y very " terday: | WINNIPEC of applicants for work does | of incendiarism that few months back. | from Garry Our men at work seem well satisfiod with | stroyed by conditions in general and none are being | aged or off on account of no work. There| The total loss w were a few suspended a fow months ago, | H paymast said ye of a firc but the majority of these have employed One fact during the been re- presented itselt Jacksonian | last Saturday | ratification. Tho | democratic managers had figy 1 on large turnout from the packing house employes. The meeting in the afternoon, | when there were not over )0 people present in all, showed that the packing house men are not to be fooled again At night a number of them went, as they now | claim, out of of curiosity more | fgsues to be discussed. | Among them at the evening session there | was an appalling lack of enthusiasm WYMOR Tra T. Cutshail two of Gage cou people m; evening T were Rev Railro GREEN fal.)--The we the Union Pa of a freight trai The engi of the freight and traffic delay HANNA eastbound light here sense Rough Riders' Club. The plan to organize publican club in South meet with universal tee that re Men's Rep perfecting organization sald yesterday that they had been highly successful in their| RAAWLI efforts and (‘Iv.u the club would undoubt- | pwo freight uch larger” than was originally iy be much larger” than was originally | jast night As soon as Chairman Tagg of the club| returns a new meeting will be called and the committee will make a formal report very effort is being made to have in perfect working order before the of Roosevelt in October. At that they figure on taking a prominent the exercises rough Omaha The commit the Young a re- | rider seems favor engine in appointed w yesterday hy tra W tra The their wreck injured, but that an reversed a terrible | of the locomoti one injured them visit time part in rotiti | raRGO, | sworn out by | ocratic con his fe has e criminal 1ibel published expla from partnershi gical institute N. T D Hall's The case man who Cane Co inst Robert arrested in brought back by Chief of Mitchell, has been postponed until | September 15. Ho says he has testimony in his bLehalf which cannot be secured un til n.;v time. Young Hall s now at lib erty, having been released on bonds s $rLy, aving hee leased on bonds signed tinued. Hall California Dakota a Born the young | and | Pol was Bad MARYVILI elegram.) Gill Killed MeGill Kas. Sh Intelligence Subseription for Mrs., Freidt, Mrs. John Frefdt, whose husband once a saloon keeper of South Omaha who has left for parts to friends for aid lestitute circumstances and sick. A subscription will be was w but appealed She is in besi: very more unknown yesterday WESTER-N PACKING STATISTICS enlarged Wyo o to Smith street was d Wrecks in Wya RIVE and Wyo., freight fean club for the purpose of|gged and the track torn up. fnn's ¥ News 18 arrc ting patr He awiy wiil ha assumed her apector's e Miss Mary R ter her work births were \th & re ek Ware case in the i Market Aug. 20 il Tel- | Current says: The move Western the preceding f'rom March 1 the sainst 10,325,000 last as follows 0 A Smursr fiGs Aty Heasantly and Fomptly: the System Effectually or costive. King ® week i Ao, Cleanses Gently and when ~ bilious Lresents in the most acceptable o the laxative principles of plants known o act most beneficially: TO GET ITS BENEFICIAL EFFECTS BUY THE GENUINE — MANFD. BY CALIFORNIA FiG SYRUPCO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL LOUISVILLE , KY NEW YORK, N.Y. for sale by drugpists - price 50% per bonle Wom @A Wuse lmpena& Hair Rogeneralur or Tieachad halr to any v shade. It is clean, dnr )NE APPLICATION WILT TMONTTS. ‘Kample of hair Niet E RECORD. Fort Ste A nt g. 29, -(Speial) At K 8 were burning build clothes and all lost had in their rooms. incendiary origin a hotel The guc vt norning n from th Visght in Winnipes. Maii., Aug s a the block on Portage al Eight premises were 1y demolished by the ill amount to $30,000 YMENEAL. ok \“1‘ l IMPERIAL CHT ¥ result dam flames. CURE Diseases 107 Kay's 25 J. Kay, Back- ALAr iahntl- Aug. 20.—(Special ) —Mr and Miss Minnfe L. Swick nty's most prominent youns arried in this city Tues 1. Moftatt offctating 0oL, I{acme gollege &_zGrammar School ‘*The 8chool That R, Wyo thound nd flyer on fic ran the rear end n near Evanston last night baggage and train badly ed several hours Aug (Spectal )—An train collided with a | the west end of the yards Both engines b i Makes Manly Boys.” Its Graduates enter any Cols lege or University. Sccial and Athletic Advanta, Military Drill. For Boys of 8 Years Old and Upward. Rev. H. D. car caboose werc damaged ges. talogue application to ROBINSON, M, A., Racine, Wisconsin s dam- No one was | was delayed Aug. 29.—(Special.)— | ins met head-on at Tipton » engineers had discovered ot would oceur and both engines in time to prevent As it was the front ends ves were stove in and we! Warden, Mo yo o e MISSOURI MILITARY AGADEMY New bufldings. Campu hool home ty Specialists f and_iiurog YANCY § 3 ( -y 100 uer e MEN & FONVILLE, M DVORAK | DRAMATIC SCHOOL North | KIMBALL HALL, 243 WABASH-AV., CHICAGO. 5. | Iustruction i Acting, Elocutia . - Vi withdrawal A DY ore, i U Northwestern University, AUEVANSTON and ¢ i, Compr al School, Al SChooi xico, no Are Hurt. Aug. 29.—On a warrant Charest, the social al candidate for srmer partner, Dr. J 1 arrested, charged for statements of his Med! 1 i sto; nation ' p in the Killy Woman, Mo., Aug. 0 morning Mr the news died died Me- | n Tot the (8pe Mary that her suddenly at prostrated by in ten minutes Woman schon \cHOOLS, started at once for a fund for her relief. hing is known of Freidt’s whereabout Cit Serit Magi J. M. Love of yestorday J. B. Watkins Gownip. er was in the eity and wife Atlantic coast g i Republican elab Il hold a meeting the last of this week. Miss Nettie Harrington, who has been traveling in the east for several weeks, 18 expected back today Mail Carriers . R. H Grady have returned fre they have been visiting Willlam D. Godfrey, who has cuperating in the mountains for weeks, returned yesterd Upchur will give have returned Park Place, Classes will course of study languages, included in the I The Swedish-Am, and Mich: Denver, wh been Degree of Ionor Record Is a proud and peerless record. It is a record of cure, of constant con- guest over obstinate ilis | of women; ilis that deal out despalr; suflerlng‘ 5# that many women tlllnk —__— is woman’s natural herl- tage; discrdors and dis«- | placements thai drive out hope. women, and robs men- Some | sirable fo | reasonab oures these troubles of i | No woman need be with« | out the safest and surest advice, for Mrs. Pinkham counsels women free of harge. Her address is Lynn, ilass. Ban any woman afford a fgnore the medicine and ira advice that has cured | property |grows in ‘ present. a million women? musie Wentworth Hllllar‘y“A‘_gademy Government superision. Real Estate is Risin | Omaha, Wright’s and Central Sub. additio Sacred Heart Academies BOARDING SCHOOL, DAY SCHOOL, J6th and Burt. 27th and $t. Mary's be resumed at the above institutions Wednosday embraces all the branches of a thorough English drawing, painting and needlework. French, German curriculum of studies free of charge FOR TYRM3 APPLY TO RESPECTIVE Avenue. September The education ) and are SUPERIORS Ol¢est and largest military schoo Central West { State commiw wn, Pre) Uy | Academies. COL. SANDFORD SELLERS, M. A OUR PRICES —w And the guality of our work should b of interest 1o you if your teeth are no in perfect coudition It matters no. how little or how much you have to be done, we will be pleased to do it for you, and the charges will be very moderate, d Nation 1 S 145, A. Wuodbury. D. D. S-.Goun il Blutfs. 0 Pearl St, ‘elephon Next to Grand Hotel IN VALUE. g excellent lots, pleasantly located and de r suburban homes, can be had now at le prices. These lot s are located in This will steadily increase in value as the city th at direction and the time to buy is the Call at THE BEE OFFICE, Council Bluiis,