Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 14, 1900, Page 5

o "llll OMATMA IDAILY BE \\ID\L.\I)\Y .\'()VE.\I“FR 11, 1900, 5 W)RL FOLLY OF INU\I\T\ *Seture a cotree) OHI and record of tae) ULLT Uil NCIL- PROCEEDINGS Wliehorn “ha_ George 1, Holbrook s .mlw\\\H GOES SLEUTHING mittee of three to appraise the real| i - { yrt with the city clerk. Th 1 oo Young h A, Democrats Dread Lest Real Sonth Omaba | THEIR THIRST FOR REVENGE prospect Hill People Want to Geta Btreet !'° @ Feport with the city clerk. The pur- | Apprebnds Throe Youogsters Who Had 1ake Vote £Lould Be Known, ise of the FFarsts to Get Bven with Opened. on a lot at Twelfth and Nicholas street | Entered Hie Storehouse G hihors Proves i 0 wh M. A. Disbrow & Co, d e to buy -— COURT ASKED TO KEEP BOXES INVIOLATE - CAR LINE ALONG THIRTY-THIRD THE STAKE | been placed upon the lot by the tax com: |HAD BEEN MISSING MANY ARTICLES | oCior s edicine Charle 10 Furs ather and mn, ner. — te at 40 rant street, became . | A report from the clerk of [ull‘\4 | County Clerk Haverly, However, Mad | cbittered against thelr neighbors, W. M.| Tanxpayers Agree to Bear the Expense | court showed that fines and costs to the [ Lays a Neat Trap for the Intruders | Dr. Williams® Pink Pills for Pale People are No Intention of Unsealing Ballots v his son Carl and tho latter I the City Wil Take Charge " unt of $007.50 were .-‘un‘.‘ d durt and Captures Them AL Withe the tonic to take at this time of yeat to send =Clever Trick to Rule Out ‘ F. M. Pratt, and carefully planned of the Work and Urge October. During the same menth the in- | out Assistance from — 3 Republican Precinet, Fing vengean wn upon their hea .| Astion, apector of welghts and y;..‘»..'u‘\!u lenl"I. Any € new blood tingling through the body and to = unfevenyed and matten ;". ’h‘: 5 {m‘ ftv|’|“ \‘I‘xl-HW”“M et i ‘h“‘ e sestore strength to the weakened system. 4 A wholesome dresd lest the res! result | tura Furst st 18 & tair way / N ¢ i adat. |, The DoArd of Public Works was auttor P ¢ e 18 S1a0 & QEtestive 6L B They are made from the formula of a of the South Omaba vote should become | to serve a long penitentiary sentence Fifty residents of Prospec il addi- 14500 o locate a hydrant below the Tenth | chant, but that he is also a detective of no . RUUWH cwesod Y Took] TUstonins curstre e | IOFe o 1 canie to the polics ta- | tion attended the city councll meeting 188t | groot siaduct and to make arrangements | Mean abiiity is atiosted by the fact tha regular physician and their m.nukablc to ralse a cry of “walt" yesterday whon | (lon Sunday night .and complained that [ ight for the purposo of . the \“;" % | (o-extend water service to the street level | the ’Hnwln youthtul burglars who have been power as a Blood and Nerve medicine was there was no such animal nea fo oung Guiwits and Pratt had held them | dlute opening of Thirty-third street from | o¢ the yiaquct | looting his storehouse out at Eleventh and A lea, Sines the som, had a disquieting fear that 1he boRd | betord they were driving in a buggy | Omaha Stroet Raflway company has prow- | paeeed which empowers the Board of Pub- | thelr capture, set the trap for them and have been given to the public, thousan might go behind the returns and pry fnto | near Twenty-seventh and Biuney streets, | 8¢ to extend the Harney car lino 10|, works to construct a culvert across|turned them over to the police withou \ have testified to their wonderful merits—and the ballot boxes - fo Atimate | but that the v Jo bandits were fright. | Thirty-third street and then north ta Pros- | goyievard street between Third and Fourth | 80 much as a hint from the professional Knowledgs of the sctual wot o Rttt ok | o "‘ iy aA be ‘m-tl”m’r’ hing, 1’;2:1.(" | pect Hill, providing the city opens this | gireery sleuths. The boys, Whose ages rango be- they have been approved and prescribed by cordingly wecured an altervative writ of [ both father and son told the same story | Section of Thirty-third str & o1 | The city engineer was instructed to make | tween 12 and 16, give tke names of Willle feaders of the medical profession. mandamus citing the canvassing board to | With minutens detall, the polico re-| At @ recent meeting of the city councllly projiminary survey of Walnut Hill with [ Guernsey, Otto Schultz and Tomuile Sppear before Judge Dickinson at 2 o'clock, | fused to make arrests upon their unsup- [ {he members expressed willingness 10 Bave |a view to affording sanitary sewerago for | Recves ) He alleged that the board was threatening | ported testimony and directed them to | (he street opened in case the proberty | hat portion of the city. The proposed | Saturday afternoon Mr. Rosweg had o to discredit the South Omaba poll g he Monday | OWBers in that part of the city aro WHIINE | jlan s (o secure un outlet In the creck | €4sion to visit the old frame building at L y prosecutor The petitioners asked that the poll books |a o warran uwed for Guitwits and | 10 buy the necessary ground. The city en | running north along the Belt line Eleventh and Blaine streets, in which hie ro . | | ) - was instructed to outline a plan of | —— household goods are stored. He found be opened and the tally counted a Pratt. This the clder Furst did, charging | $100er e > e SR S R L1 Wi Tt 1 Foy. ‘Ths | As%sement and i preparing o achodle at| STUHT 1§ ASKED TO EXPLAIN |the, windows aud dours securely casicncd e Tejected and that the county clerk bo or- | war placed in the hands of De- [0t A e i / p— hlbosrlry idss, 10 (He thiddie s fored to fssuo certficates of election (0 (ho | tectives Heelan and Johiean, who placed the | VIUBID & radtus of several blocks bt 41 | pormer Connctiman 1o Appear wn [Cyldonco of an intruder, In tho middle of candldates for the legislature and the | young men under arre. anc VL B el d b M L g L Bl L] by Court at Request of Water b peth L bk B county. attorneabin who have s Nighest | thorough Juvestigation of the case. They | IMprovement on tho theory that the bene- orpad | Wild disorder. Taking w hasty Inventory of are pleasant to take—no nauseous doses to yote shown by euch a canvass. Tho court | found that there was not a word of truth | IS conferred will not be confined to tho E i G R bt PRl i upset the stomach; contain no ingredients in asked In additio L hoard | In o holdup story and TETITITE B b o b R M A A L At the request of the Omaha Water com- sk 0108 Were. missing " boxes returned by the election officials, The | seems that young Guiwits and young Furst | 1! bear the expenso Is anxlous to have | iy wurd, will uppear in court to explain | Ment “"""‘““"“ Lo cteb! Ll "'“"‘; a dozen others. A simple, safe and sure wpplication for mandamus was heard by | keop company with the same young woran | he 8treet opened without delay und bad [gong, jrrogularities found In the water con- | AU than Mr. Roswes. Every means of | dy for all di s of Blood and Nerves. Judge Dickinson at 2 o'clock yesterday and that the former owed the latter $2.0 | Fepresentatives appear before the coun-|pections of eleven houses belonging to him | IN&ress, so far as he could s agh -4 remedy lor all disease: 5 sy | Which he had neglected to pay. Therefore | €Il to, lmpress the members with the 1m- | any jocated on Eleventh street between | Curely locked. Thero was no cellar. The When the hearing 1 T d up a story and charged | FORARCC O TERTRLR Ot ety And L s ooy ais e | 60 wintowr. . Thb waty DikteIL.S ';‘ldn‘-l‘ | et e o, M boheotady. A caring occurred t 2 o'clock jutler was spokesman for the party and - s g 0 window he only plausible explana- | . o pe > fus the young men & penal offenso in or- Two years ago the water bills pafd by ‘of price, 8. per box; § the fusionst al 8 wero siown to be | 10 YOURK wmen with & penal oftenso 10 of- |, yo', brist nddress, fn which he st forth [y * aeies e e A B P4t sag | tion secmed to be a skeloton key. | RTPRIROR Soenu o 5 wholly without basis and only occupted the [ 1°F | the great need of car service in the sec- |4 yonth qud seldom fell below $20. He had | ‘“Judging from the nature of the articles | time of the court for five minutes. Ienry Young Furst in . | tion of the city east of Fortieth street and | "} oices on tho west side of Eleventh | taken,” said Mr. Rosw I figured that M. Warlog of the canvassing board an The sequel, in which Otto Furst 15 |north of Cuming street. He also asked | oo™ Which were connected with an | the burglars were boys and that they would nounced that he never had entertained the | started on the road to the penitentiary, | that the council compel the gas company v;mmm Intention of acting fu the manner | hus no direct connection with the holdup | to extend mains and offer servico to Pros- tho east side of the street were con- | MmAde my plans accordingly. Sprinkling a ged In the petition and so had no obj affalr other than that the same d tves | pect Hill adaition nected with & main on Pacific street. There | f6W handtuls of flour on the window ledg tlon to having the order fssucd on one | worked up hoth 1 thus came in | Skeleton Ordinance Rtejected. were water meters on both of these con- | #nd threshhold I locked up and went away, v UE o TH T TEMPT 1 i | nections, but Mr. Stubt ordered tho motor | 1€Aving everything us I had found it Al b A | stipulation. 1t was his desire to file an| the possession concerning the ANSWer setil o xt the veBastionn | hErRGtar Rod Fecord of tiie Purs o A skeleton appropriation ordinance was “Sund ornoot wons back agal ng forth that the reflect, r r uud record of the Fur which pproy meil by City Comp- | Temoved from the houses on the west side unday afternoon I wene back again confalned in the petition upon the official | aided them later In fastening a severe [ Prosented to the c ity ! - and you can imugine my surprise when Vi il of street and has not been receiving 1} rpri nor of the board contained not the fimsicat | ctime upon young Furst troller John N. Westberg, who asked that [Of the str and ha .s“m: W bl st B | Eloventh street main @and the nine houses | V0 back again for more plun So 1 4 water there, presumably vestige of truth. The fusionists consented | Tuesday of last week Charles Furst re- | it be pussed to a first and second reading | Water gyt in the meantime and moro articles stolen, 3 3 to eat their words by allowlng the un-|ported to tho police that a valuable shot- | and explained that Le desired to include ‘111;.,. Sl t;.”{hmr ‘,’,‘.',,',,‘r'w"“l": but the flour on the sills wnd thresholds hat will hold the interest, is the sitnation here for this special Novembep P (oI andite 'm““ ot LU QL RS TR LT LR TR L L el Lo i .a:ru. '|::~‘:u' :u‘ 1\;:::. r‘a['u:\l what was wrong. | W48 not disturbed. However. I had gained selling. We want November sales to swing torward—want an unusual was closed. [located in Harry Gross' pawn shop, at 817 | final passage at lh'; next. n,.».‘lwl\:g ;yr ;Imli' oM | 68 folhL T aBsAlER (b, el m{RkEIon : (he AR LR L s i G b pt fol ® 0 oyance ine it to the | North Sixteel stree 0 1 o« oh council, provic A o Ll ’ J position was considel My narrowe and 2 A . i ’ v - Bion "1 wo o Canvassi b N8 ROl ey e ot oD | CERA1 of the claims eommitien, | [A00 initwo ybuti It han SRlsGEsowtnd 313, | BEOVCHILISE wad constderably ukrrowed, and SPECIAL VALUES-the reasonable prices. A lttle cluster for your con ruption in its work, the canvassing | Bride, an ex-soidler, was signed to the | proval of the claims committec ™ or was examined again and again | knew that neither window nor door fur- tion as @ joke. “We have no other inteu- | tho gun. Furst swore to a complaint | Sideration of the ordinance and stated that |4nd G y s ‘Sunday night, supplied with two good | g3 N " - . ] X % or' were supposed to be connected with the ¥ e i Y i s IZo new i § tion remarked County Clerk Huverly.” | ngaluat Brile, charging him with larceny. | ho had 5o faith in tho comptroller's de- s ahowed that the tenants had plenty | blankets, I climbed up through the cubby Folding Beds—The all met-| Morris Chairs—Larg than to do exactly as the petition requ Ho was arrested by the detecthves, but as | partment and did not care to have anything 9 mined to stay | al kind-perfectly sanitary—fold up easily | lot just recelved—all go at epeclal Novem- When the South Omaha tally books c soon ay ( W him he declared that |to do with an ordinance which was not u‘,\“",'.';:’ duys ago employos of the water | there and watch. My couch was so com- |1 compactly—fitted with best Wire | por gale prices—elegant heavy design Mor~ D AR T SUTA 1 Be8 expevted trom the be- | Mrid: was et the e who pewned Abe | Sileg ont ‘“"("‘""“,“fl'""' b '"".":',:':"::' company decided to investigate the meter | fortable, however, that it was broad day- | spriogs—Special November lo 50‘”' chairs—frame of solid golden onk - o | the premises had not 1 lested during | highly finished—extra choico cushions h | o ; part v ed off. Still the flow of water | the premises had not been molested duri s . et course for us to tamper with the ballot|the of Otto Furst. Gross positively | City Comptroller Westberg reported t w{‘,"({,".»l";.w'.f'flff- ‘w‘ strong and it was evi- [the night. Monday night I repeated the l’reny Mautle Folding | recutar $0 ant $10 chaire—at November hoxes and we had no thought of doing so. | identified him and stated that 3 N 0 counte e cash in the hands of th erimes b 30 he morning ” " special salo price— 3 . urst bad | ho counted the cash in the haude of Whe | jent that thero was amother sourco ot experiment. About 1:30 in the morning I Beds—Nicely golden finish | jrece & Ay WWhat the purpore of Ransom end his col- | given the name of John Brite and signed | city reasurer on October 31 and found that | 4ent that thete WA8 SO0CRE SEREC CL| was awakened by the tramping of feet on leagues 1s In making such an application | It on the register, saying that he was an | the funds amowmted to $370,000.58. The ‘ venth street con- |the tin roof overhead, and by | hole Into the attic Hebaid b 088 neatly carved--fitted with best springs the sound I bave vo idea.” ex-soldier and telling a plausible story of | #ctual cash in the drawer was $1,370.08 and :"‘:{"["”"'v’:("‘::‘ :‘h:‘hl'; 116 ThRtER Wis 'To | OL YOIE8N extra value—at November spe- 11 OO | 20 Perge“t qucounl fr(.m Republicans See Polltieal Trick. | Dis possession of the gun. This was | checks were on deposit to the amount of |Bection from which the Wetet W68 EO| Ty “baten was tifted trom above, ad i“‘“‘ sale price .. | regular prices on any Livrary Table in our Tho republican managers, however, dis- | deemed conclusive proof that he had ot | #.0TE. Clty funds were of 4opOWE M A~ | ¢ron iy conuection to the houses on the | EAttRE a flood of moonlisht, and 1 loked | Wy pdrobe l‘oldl“fl Bed— | house. 7§ new und novel designa—all fn- 5 and | only robbec er, bu fous banks in the sum of $ cern a political trick behind the petition | ONIY robbed his father, but had forged | T v R and have prepared a proper showing for the | Bride’s name as well. Young Furst is now | the school funds on deposit aggregated court regarding it. In w Third ward pre- | I0 the city jail awaitiog trlae on a charge | $143.989.26. The = police rellet funds cinet tho ofticfals made the blunder of |Of forgery, und the detectives are confi- | amounted to 36,142 | east side of the street and furnished them [UP Just in time to sce a4 boy drop down | with water which passed through no meter, |VPOR tho roof from the overhanging | By some strange chance, of which Mr. |branches of an elm tree. | Stuht maintains he is entirely ignorant, The youngsters scrambled Into the attie with writing desk attachment—complete as | Ishes—all sizes—November speclal sale— a bed—wardrobe—and writing desk 20 per cent oft November sale prico.— 3C) ()() | $1.35 India Seat—slat top— des » » Gonvlcts The Board of Public Works was in liko 80 many rats, und nn fustant later, | ORIy seeeesee o sealing up the tally hook In the ballot hox | dent that he will be convicted. « 3 Lo this abandoned connection was restored and o vy Tats, ant later, dish shape seat—u few more left 95 and the board, without authority to break TN e s et o e et "t | the flow of water through the pipe which R el anieivey Sk | Dresser—Made of select oak | —at sale price .o.ooovevs vevee. C the seal, has postponed the count for the | . SWI. ehoanad tising | o Vi £ Nio i | was supposed to supply the houses was [the cubby hole, alighting upon their feo % v d finished—pretty ehaped s ST ward. It was the board's intention to ap- |infured by & FUNAWAY tenm Yemtorie mom ‘\':"""L"('“‘"‘.:‘:":"P""”:"r";r;::::"'u“r"fl “}l;’:"'; | reduced materially. One of the houses sup- | OB the kitchen fioor | —nicely carved an P | $1.25 Folding, Cutting or ly for an order of court wuthoriz- | Ing at 11 o'clock. He was called to the city | Abou . . | v wuthorlz | plied is the Union botel, a Lullding contain- | ~A8 soon us 1 was alone i saned the '\‘.““"vc::,:l,’ ,::‘::lc.,"mm 10,00‘ ooms, and the other houses are | trapdoor over the hole aud they were | d ail | engineer explained to the council that an | [ many rooms, and the other houses are . ith castors—November speolal P ® 0! prisoners. I then went In quest of an | R 2 9 5 Neavy | o pendituro.of $400 1s all that is neces- |18t Which have a largo number of tenants. vl - ‘" | Dresser Rl’fl‘l]‘"s 0 value sale price ... 8 C to look after some sick prisoners ang at loc 10K it to open and reseal the box. It the | Sias itting 15 his busey T sramtof 1o it | ater in that loca alternative writ is granted, however, the | when a runaway team, dragging ity., The assistant city Sewlng Tables—full yard measure—fitted board will be compelled to throw out the | Yin ame north on Eleventh street. Dr. S T IR e officer. When we returned it was to find a | . hohi: ouNt B thd M_,“",m 808 ax: the Alatelce | RAIBN lee from his buggy fust befors | sary to ditch this land and run the water Hecommeonds 1€ to Trasimen, most irteresting situatiou fu the kitehen, | —made of select figured quartersawod gold- | 20 Percent Discount dur- 18 republican the profit of the error will | aii 1 “Mecen o it and smashed it | into the North Omaha sewer. G. H. Hausan, Lima, 0., engineer L. B. & | Tho hoys, it seems, hadn't discovercd as [en oak—swell front or birch, mahoj { 116 with' the' fistoalits e Rt NPy e More Taving Proposed. W. R. R., writes: “I have been troubled a |yet that they were prisoners, but, having | hand polish finish- l;nrga bevel mirror— | ing this sale from "“u;.r)m“,.kefl“p, Sakon ; go. The 8 the | great deal with backache. I was Induced |secured their loot, were fndustriously en. | Special November sale any Brass Bod in our house--Remember This point was brought up by the can- . e, The van was the | o ro passed whic dis. | STeat ; . | d | Ty 2 VeRdloe Soatar thu N EE Lox Lkon v | purperty Johnson Bros.' Transfer lm’.‘:'“;‘o"r‘ ",:",:ar[... of ';Hrl-\k::;“:,:,.;( to try Foloy's Kidney Cure, and one bottle | gaged in trying to push up the trap door. | price «.eeess | spectal November sale price 20 per cent oft. | it the desired permission to unseal the ——— enty-sixth street to Twenty-elght by s v Removing Hieotric Light Poles, | [rOm Twenty-sixth stree y-elghth iy stroot and for the paving of Cuming street t Clty Eectrician I5. F. Schurlg has be Laditd he n, who are usually eimila crobats pile on a stage. and bo The morning session of the board was oc- |, “Crisade against eloctric et pole™on | between Forty-secoud and Forty-third o ity I D= sty | ceol MR el oh 5 8eel G 004 Loy cupled solely with the Fifth ward, which | the main business streets of the city and | streets. - g Co., haha; | was standing on the top of the heap pus was an obstacle to progress In pite of its | M Succeeded In persuading Hghting come | * counellman Lobeck {ntroduced and se. | DUIOW's drug store, South Omaba. ing, while the other two remained below | panies to_remove all poles from Dodge to steady the crazy structure. Then I rth of districts. Almost an hour was | aireet between Ninth and Sixteenth streets, | cured the passage of a resolution extend R O e R R . nt on the Fifth district alone where [ from Eleventh wireet between Dodge and | fng an invitatfon to the public to attend| The ecity | understood why the furniture had been fn the officials were apparently far from ‘I:A;: piaste ].v];" ]r‘v‘ B LI“r-!-(v'll gireet | tho general commit meeting next Mon- | the u,1|\<.{.'“1m,‘; nu?nnmllf nfu I 1l| on the o fons of | 1414-1416-1418 DO“R‘&S St. famillar with their duties. The individual 8. Many | pany, n & BRrton it aod f By dtsk.8ne eetond vi Ahy leae hey [ of these are in 1 condition and | day afternoon at 3 o'clock when the plan | poom, $15.000; 2 : s fallies exceeded in a number of cases the | are a menace 1o public safety. Instead of | of ussessment for the purchase of the pro- | Thirty Airth . brick barn, $10,000; R, | 4P through the hatch had kicked over the total number of votes cast and there were | InStalling new poles in 1k 1d locations \H-‘k aven frame ad- | heap to cover their track Martin Webste 4 i ! the "companics Will remove (he Tnes o | Posed BIUN tract park will be discussed. | B\ ; ' R < Haverly dispatched a messenger for | | deny they had any burglarious intention, A the book retained by the judges and o BRI effort will be made to correct the errors. | LOST lN T“E LATE SHUFFLE | Prickly Ash Bitters can be ¢ ‘The republican legislative ticket lost ten | L to cure the kidneys in this precinet and County Attorney Shields' loss amounted to five At the afternoon session the bLoard on- | Washington Paost tered at’once upon the count of the Third| The tidal wavo of popullsm swept some the wondrous glory of his shirts. Such but fsn't. He fs also the national chairman ward, the poll book havin , been extracted |Unique figures into the semate. One of tints, such broad and massive stripes of of the popullst party. As there is not much 5 from the ballot box through an order of |these was Allen of Nebraska. Now his yellow, red or blue! They rivaled the sun- of his party left, his duties are not ardu- e n y a court, The work of the election officials had | €OUrse 15 run. Allen Kots of Venice, the gorgeous beauty of ous, in many cases been half done and the bourd | 18 & man of ability Pompelian balls. Aud his vestst They aro FEa TO GURE was caused considerable dela In one dis- | 10 fact, he is one of the very pinnacles of sartorfal art. With entirely relieved mo. I gladly recommend |In the hope of accomplishing this they had it to any one, especlally my friends among |piled chairs together underneath it, as DUR BIG VALUES BEFORE MAKING YOUR PURCHASES, rmits: Omaha N and Davenport, b pended on | corrects the urine, strengthens the stomach and relieves back- ache. Speaking of Pettigrew, ho 1s also num- Eleven years ago the best cffice building in Omaha (HALIATA War o ey, records Whatswe: S L IALLEN, i Wolcott goue, wo ue'er shall look upon thelf pered among the slain. His scalp hangs at was built. It is still the best office buildiing in Omaha in the cases of county attorney und the leg- | Who are something i ko again, the belt of Hapna, Pettigrew is mot of 3 b 4 fslative delegation, only the total footings MOTe th W mero i ..} DBrillant and unstable, eloquent and prepossessing ap- today. Why? Inthe first place it was built to last ten being given. The board has hitherto con- |#ccident in polities erratie, Wolcott will return to private life pearance. Perhaps Unides you id | lifetimes—not fcr a year or a decade. It has been kept Auibted it batenct fo nbaordarss with the| At the samo time, and continue to make money practicing law. this 1s against him the turoat and tully and not with the footings, but it was B¢ Will go down to fame not as a really Long after his seat has become vacant, how- decided after general discussion that the |EPeat mau, but as the champion long-dis- gyer, he will bo remembered for his scathing At any rate he is it lungs of all dis tall and disjolnted; cuse-breeding footings were in this case the best evidence, | tAnce talker in the senate. During the reply to Carey, a heavy, lumbering, tedious The election ofiicials, however, will be called | 1Eht over the rep v 4 4 4 t arey Y\ K - he stoops @t the germs, you can o al of the Sherman sllver- yiatesman from Wyoming, who once essayed 4 SHOUIASET* ha 1y never expect o | upon to explain their negligence purchasing law he started in at 5 o'clock In jy elephantine fashion, to cross swords with cure Catarth, | furtive-eyed and he | in constant repair and has never been allowed to go bon &ud took his o : ) Consumption, Changes During the Day. [ ke siiapnoon aid topk b gl L2k oclock the switt-thinking, diamond-euttiug Colo- whines whon he talks. He is a Vermont Broneh!tis, Asth. The gains and losses on the offctal count | 2° :”',“,’“‘"L s e ”',':‘" ""f"fi radoan. Wolcott listened to Carey’s assault yapkeo by birth, but has lived so long in wa andall respiratory | Many of the tenants who moved in eleven years ago \ for the day were not imporiant au..umt: # "I“"l"‘r'\‘;"l' his feet, save when a call with a scornful smile. At last he arose. He (ho west that South Dakota claims him for diseuses, for those dis. | | or a quorun coupants They have been prope e 08 avo him @ resting spell. gpoke for twenty minutes, completely Ignor- are stlil cecupants. ¥ n properly and 1 each suffe red & loss of three and its own. Formerly a republican, he de- ©ases would not exist BRI i nve Hoktox lihs e " and | words and wor, ‘llhllv.m-.ls falling out of ;¢ the Wyoming man. Then Came On® gopieq that party when the sun of populism ;rn"nmu nn:lt“{«:fl!llf; courteously taken care of. There is no hetter place to n few bours later. In the Third ward Mer- |y o on 10 an tnexhaustible stream. It gentence: *'As for the senator from Wyom- pog " which accounts, probably, for the poitonand Iflame the | go so the reason Titt, republican, led Harrington for asses. | o," Sonnected, logical speech, 0o, §IVIDE jng,” sald Wolcott, with repler-like keen- paio’ whioh the republicans bear him, Ho mucous membranes | sor by four votes, Harrington scored n gain | torn ory Of Mance from the duys of Jo- ness, “I shall only repeat the old Spanish yyy uo lovo for them. For two years he linlog the head, of seven and went out to celebrate. Upon | nogs b bk ahen sy Cient Umo. It proverb: "It is & waste of Iather to 8BAVe ki neen 4 sharp thorn in their sides. Ho throat and lungs. his return he found that a malignant for- | pnydically, Allen is a glant. He is over “ “** TRl would stay awake nights planning some 088, LEINING tune had thrown fen votes to his adversary e | trap in which to catch them and 8o cun- 4§ FOR- six feet tull and of stature in proportion. > 3 of 1 and the day was los proy Carter of Montana, who belongs to the (B [ . ) bis schemes that the republicaus The board showed no signs of wearying | :]' ,:"l' ";",:”',":’;,""“; B "',";; ““f‘""""“ chin-whisker class of statesmen, also fol- . 4" 5 craw] ju lively fashion to get out MAL- (s of wes eatures, reminding one of tho, statesmen e e eans After a good days' work and reassembled at | lows the setting sun. Is it any wonder DE. easy to discover. Why not move now into an office b 1 from under. He Is such a persistent and where you will feel satisfied as long as you are in busi- of bygone days. n o 18 8uc 8 o'clock 1o canvass the Seventh ward, whic ,\| 4 :‘.I.‘,] “l;. m,\,,,:(r" Carter, who has beed . crypulous fighter and so indifterent, not IIYDE ness? When you move, move right, The place for was selected out of its regular order be- | woleott, the orat Wol . A U8 B0 J0RE, to say In vious, to presonal assault that § oleott, the orator; Wolcott, the dre “ | ou is cause of its sultable size for a short sessfon olt, tho dressy: who talks with such INHALER y his opponents are his enemles. They hate bim with a bitter hatred. g FOR- MAL DE-HYD Fiv e\, Long ago Hanna vowed vengeance against P ameei-ta: e '-“‘-‘ day as Pettigrew. The lutter attacked him per- | SaAIMRSE NI 32TV B tho ooty sonally on the floor of the senate and germi- Wolcott, the defeated. A golf player and 4p ndescribable air n automobllist, he is an up-to-date senator. of wisdom, who is Colorado has decided against him. The verdict go ghrewd and so may wot outwardly ghifty, will leave a rutfle him, but down The count proceeded without incident and the ward vote was trausferred to tho ab- stract in two hours. The board is well sat- | isfied with the progress made THE BEE BUILDING R. C. PETERS & CO,, nd expects o sen- k. cidepow- to conelude tho city w ith Omaha | ;ooeeeeeee e Yaouum i the sen Hanna forgave him not. From that day it :in his heart the are which o % b che erful enough, yet entirely harmloss, to dcstroy and the country precincts by Thursday H .l:lm:l: n('n(hrllp Ao “"l':h can only be described as an ach- T, T he death betwaen the two. | § Si THeRs 51:11’%»“- breeting pems, and noon. The country precincts and the First woLcorT, L ap° ing void. Out into South Dakota went Hanna, deter- | | restora tho diseased tissues €0 tholr normal S E It |8 4 Polntment rankle. Everybody likes Carter, of course. Why 5 . condltion, thercby positively euring Catarrl, PAORGA TR AT, Lt '3.,. 0 avauth i He really thought pot Ho is geniality itsel. He has a say- ™ined to slay the man whom he despised. | | Consumpiom,Bronchitls Astuing, LaGHDPS Hanna von. lufl Il; \l(l.\il ’“”‘""‘f’”“' Lung “l\?‘fiflukl P i o ah A T, | ast of Rising City, Neb., writos: Moral: Bewsre of Hanah | | #1t i one of the best preparations T ever that unother term In yng gense of humor. He has, moreover Jriday noon th - T mplet the United States (he faculty of climbing. A carpet-bagger fts footings and the offcial vote of the county will be reported to the secrotary of | ho * apon he ol MWe thought trom lowa, be had hardly landed in Moa- e Doy uder treatment who was Gonsihoted Rental Agents Ground Floor, Bee Building futate on Saturday " 80 when he shifted his political tany before he was elected to congress Lorimer of the golden locks and Lentz | | ho¥alas for Catarsh, and in sik monihs B8 course from the kea of silyer |into the barbor of the gold standard. He | was stll more confident when Roosevelt, | beloved of the west, was nomir entatives of the | vioe presiden as a delegate from that territory, and since of the large aud open mouth are two vic- | | parents eamo in undwaid, sDector, you havo . . death-like grip ¢ ms of the elec ¥ o,| { Bavod our boy, 1t 15 # fact tho Doy 13 get- then he has held a death-like grip on tims of tho clection. Lorimer will bo,| | pvod oif o, and itis s fact thek g tederal office. Even now it 15 & 20 to 1 missed. Lentz has your Formaldehyde Inhaler iu exclusion 10 ed for the ghot that from the senate he will step into hud & remarkable all else.” “It's worth 10,000 votes t0 gome equally good thing. Your Uncle career. He used to Sold on a guarantee at #1l drug, - |me" Be remarked, while thie convention Thomas generally lands on both feet. Tuls be a Cleveland idol conts, or direct, oug was still cheeriug Roosevelt's name. commands admiration rather than envy, ater. When Cleve- : | |, Booklet mailed free containing the $20.00 And, tinally, when men who had been ardent Beneath his smooth exterior Carter hides land took snuff, he :............. d | 1 Oash ¥rize Forualdebydo Ridd | A S 1 - WC Mcan YOU over to McKinley in 1900, Wolcott smiled & warning which he gave to the democrats Cleveland went out » 4 p smile of deep contentment and perfect joy who assoclated with Pettigrew. “Remem: to Columbus to attend the Thurman dinner | | Alas! It was not to be ber,” sald Carter, “that those who lie down . at tho depot and carried his | So, out of the senate will K0 4 man whoso with dogs will get up with fleas.” the conventlon which nominated | 1 Individuality bas made him a pleturesque s a Cleveland worker, gave RHEUMAT'SM | a Ca 0 The task of canvassing was expedited yes erday by an agreement befween both s Mminating from the counting room ept candidates and repr Ayer's Hair Vigor mukes ev:rybodv s hair grow faster * it makes some persons’ hair grow very, very fast. It stops fall- ing of the hair, too ; and restores color to your gray hair every time, all the dark, rich color of early life. You should send for our book on the hair; it tells Bryan Lentz w figure. First of ull, he is the only real If there ls one in the senate Who out a signed statement expressing his dis- orator in the senate. He has the trick of takes himself seriously, It is Butler of gust with the outcome of the convention, | framing rhytbmic sentences which sound Nerth Carolina. Brought into the sevato aud then doparted for Columbus. He went The building formerly occupied by The Bee at | pleasantly upon the ear. He has a ¢ p and through & combina- to bed a gold standard demoerat and woko ] i yiehdtn A R0 10 SUARIS HABREAL ATC YA cuRE 916 Farnam street will be vacant November 1st. Mu }mu,u.n volce, with @ sympathetic tone tion of republica which thrills. He is eloquent in expression, i and popullsts, hLe and friend of Bryan. It was the most re i a8e] i torcible and yet graceful in delivery. He sfeps down and out. markable converslon of modern time: It bas four 'wrl“‘and 8 basement, which was Now he will resume When he was nominated for congress on formeriy used as The Bee press room. This will I be rented very reasonably. If interested, apply 5 hi re rheum written down an hour's speech, he can re- ![u'u( it verbatim and with such ecase and has & wonderful memory. After he has his place on the cdi- the free silver ticket everybody thought it | torial tripod. His was a joke. It wasn't. Lentz was elected, | & fluency (hat one never suspects the miduight paper is the Cauca- In congress Lentz achieved notoriety as | §i* vy 3 Just exuctly what y just what you want to know, oll. Above all, he speaks but rarely. Thus, sian. It 1s Butlercsque. Butler's chiof the oply man who attacked MeKinley pers | fwonie « It cures witheut h at once 'O.C. C. Rosewater, Becretary, Room 100 whenever he rises to address the seuate, be beauty lies in bis ebony mane. His locks sonally. He has eince had several pows |1l eff = na ! Bee Building. 1t you do not he henet you destrs commands attention. oryve t A s o positive cure for | fall all over themselves, and when he runs with Dick and Grosvenor and other Ohlo | ) of e "Vigor, Bacty ; f ! irosve o | gt 1te e ‘wiit ‘1€ vou Just the viehs Next to his oratory, Wolcott will be re- his hand through them, rolling his eyes in ‘Address,r. 3.0, AVin, Lowell, rheumatism republicans, Incidentally, he looks like a | All the Munvon reme are Just ag re membered as the most conspicuously dressed fine frenzy toward the paneled ceiling, it prizefighter, and prides himself upon his | Mable. Any drugglst al. The Guite | R d N b Fi t man in the senate. No feeblo pen can sibg is & sight for the gods. Butler looks wise, Corbett pompadous nelr, e SRR & ” _— ca o-vem cr < s -