Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, January 5, 1901, Page 5

THE OMAITA DAILY B SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 1901. 5 ‘ The Most Remarkable Cloak Deal of the Age--the Sensation of the New Century | Cloaks, Capes, Jackets, Furs, Dresses » At One-Fourth Their Value—At One-Third Cost -At a Half of Their Lowest Former Price Its the most impors Beginning Today, Saturday, January 5th, at ‘We personally guar- tant, fascinating, antee that the bargains g in this sale will exceed tempting sale that your greatest expecr | woman could ask for, tations. S TR TR AT Y TR We give you in this sale the choice of one of the finest and most favorably known stock, in all New York City. If we were allowed to tell you the name, you would recoenize the force of every word we write in this advertisement, and realize that we do not say half enough in praise of the deal. $ for Jackets and Antimobile Coats, worth 5 O thirty Dollars. 400 high grade garmeuts in this lot,including box, automobiles and stylish jackets, every one made for this season’s trade, of English kersoy, montenacs. vicunas cheviots, etc., elegantly linea with vuaranteed satin and taffota silk, some very elaboeate tailored ideas. und many worth $30.00, choice $9.50. $ for Ladies’ silk lined tailored suits, worth twenty five dollars. Some rare values in this lot, many silk lined, all this season’s styles, in coverts, vicunas, cheviots, ete.. in blouse, eton and tight fitting effects, no old styles, and worth up to $25.00—choice $10. for ladies’ tailored suits worth fifteen dollars—All the = son’s styles, flne cloths, new blouse, eton, and tight fitting effects . all the nobby materials, and worth regular £15.00, choice $7.35. $125 $69 for Seal Skin Jackets § «. Persian Lamb Jackets worth $27; worth $125. The terms of this sale forbids the mention of the name of the former owner of the stock—but the bargains are so sensational avd values so infinitely great that nothing will deter you from purtlupntmg in the benefit of th purghuse. $1 for Ladies’ Jackets worth $6 50~ 200 good kersey, cheviot and covert jackets, well made, gome all lined throughout, and sold for up to $6.50, choice $1.80. for Ladies’ Jackets worth $12.50~h00 fine ‘(ul\(-(d stylish and up-to-date, all this season’s styles, made of fine imported kerseys, vicunas, cheviots, meltons, coverts, etc., all silk and satin lined throughout, nicely tailored, many odd Jjackets, worth up to $12.50, go at & 3 fol' Jucketq worth $l7 50—550 jackets, every one stylish and up-to date, this lot includes a big assortment of box and automobile coats, also manufacturer’s sample cloaks, with fine silk and guaranteed satiu lining, worth &17,50— (]mlu- £6.50. for Fur Collarettes worth 9 8 for Chlld’fi Reelerq. worth §2. 50 $5.00. 1.mu| full collarettes, some with long URHR: AR 15 T tmined/eaC e, RUiR Sollas A big lot of stylish reefers for chil- eftscts, all heavy satin lined, choice $1.80 dren, ages 4 to 10 years, made of Ty heavy material, all mlnrw. cape col- $ 9 & for Collarettes | ars braided and trimmed. they hase sold for I : worth $6.50—Fine shape collarettes of imitation chin. TG % ohilla, olectric seal, otc., many with $ ff_)r Child’s Reefer’s worth £6.00 yong talls and tabs, and worth .5 \'(ml' choice of an odd lot of reefers 50, choice at 98e¢. (NI . ut all kinds of materials, braided and trim 2xtra quality of fine selected scal skin Your. cholob of ‘but fine Persin Lamb | Jackets with large collar and revers of ex Jackets, 22-inches long, lined with furrier's B 1" quality blended mink, stylish lengths heavy satin, and formerly sold for $275.00, and shapes, with heavy satin lining, have cholce, $125.00. sold for $126.00, cholce $69.00. ]n'.n y plaid and checked golf for Collarettes new backs, 8to 16 rows of worth $12.50 stit lnng around bottom, 2. 98. B B Ok O PR R o ——————— odds and ends, broken l for Golf Skirts, worth §10 n::«‘«”rtl‘-n':ll:‘ .1»-:1” “': $ 98 A big lot of odd zn]f’bklrh heavy fuirs of the season. pIaid oloth*ine’ tatlor” Snlkkad) perfect med, \\nrlh up to %6.00, in this sale, %2.98, $4.98 $ for Golf 'Sklrts, worth $6. ‘.(J—good uklrts, i for Near Seal Jackets worth $45 $ 7 5 O to $49—Trimmed with beaver or mink g () collars and reveres, first quality of near seal, guaranteed satin lining, nobby styles, choice $27.50. fronts, storm cof g%, selling: ¢ 109 (Buliman), 4 t i M - for Astrakhan or Electric Seal Jackets—24 incheslong s banging, all colors, worth $10.00 — your | ete., and worth 4 foe 0306 i Yo 1 | 0 cheice for llars, guaranteed satin lining, worth up to & ( FEET OF Fl M\ES DROP its trucks at Washington Mills, south of |He was one of the first settlers in this (IR(“T y 1D | clubs are to be fo in Konsas C| famous march to Washington, who claimed L \ h“'\v ; s A : county, coming here in 1870 from Brown- | U ) s ORI\ Minneapolis and St Paul, respectively, o he ¢ living, but “n“ portion of the roof of the Central |ville, Neb., where he had valuable inter- the old clubs will b droppec ! s e on the pay rol ” A g| 0 a el v ! ha i1l be is to be decided at t Buck for | never could be gotten to do o da ork. R |‘n“l”(\h lrr-u;,’::r“xl‘:\:vm ..I‘m(ll.ru? :\;;;fll;vllluwu off | ests |n"m.| es - e. hu.- laid out this town ':”TI"““i il e : \ ound il o "'1"". never could be gotten to d lay's work e and the dhouse suffere soon after coming here and has made it z A schedule committee will also be a Jockey eliab which. is organiacd ifornin i Overwhelmed by Records |\ perry, u liveryman, was the heaviest |his permanent residence ever aine. . e | Interstate Leagne is Reorganized at Oleve. | pointcd Collay mam Adler and 0. 4, ifjen | BEo hex Disapucars, Hogriis Nnkuries Breaking Downfall. [1oser. The livery stable is & thre has been a very active man, belog_con- land with Powers as President. s that e new traok Wil be roady foF | atedaroy Uays ago. remhl m'm"n'.} a in | rick bulldink and ono of the Jargest 1n |stuntly n bustness for e et nretsyes | FAVORITES ~ FARE BADLY it iiily | e e e town. A portion of the second floor was and was a member of the c tutional | — | dertakers, b lias “disappeared, | o o = | Boston's Six-Day Rac Ho mane Y ' used as & residence. » | Talent Man Regulnr Friday Luck at made i nts with the under RSIONISTS BLOCKED IN 'FRISCO | used as a residence convention from this county in 1873. He Lod 3 g A y|‘ akers to bring the body Kriday morn EXCu! | Perry and his family were seated in the |was 82 years old ‘LGUISV"‘LE APPLIES FOR MEMBERSHIP Onkiand, W g-Priced 3 the't g Al o | dining room, when, without warning, a | Horses i am »ll' nk them ) 3 essed for the Safety of a | gixty-foot section of the south wall col ullivan's er Manager, | 2 ; s wis neither wi X- | brask h Fear Expre : V5 4 o 9 Erak® By e 4] NEW YORK, Jan. 4.—Henry Phillips, New Leagune WIII Be an Ally of the SAN FRANCISC both McLean and Walthour having | place of interment 1'he Stage Coach and 18y Passengers | lapsed and tons of brick, tath, timbers an D e e e e Al OB A D rof w mile from the end. | there on time atd walted s | mortar crashed through the ceiling. Mr. |man well known in sporting circles in this | He Dasy o “'h int of the day occurred when | but Tom did not show up and has not been Aniitha i 8uate Yoy |and Mrs. Pery and their three children country and in Canada, whose home in Fionzon Wh! o0 Thok the fourth sy K stole a lap from the leaders. | heard of since. Friday night the Unlon Mountainy. wee buried in the debris, but almost Montreal, dled in Roosevelt hospital today League Had Its Eye. ses were successful ¢ t "l'}'yfmmxl;f\;‘\"':l.fiffL e ey R SR R 08 S cd serfous injury. Perry Of apoplexy. The dead man w v P Lennep beat ] Hoollhin and the name does not Jury ! and fift ! ] TRt g L, from $2,500 to $3,000 manager for John L. Sullivan, the | i last Imp. Broadbrim \ . in_the city directory of South EUREKA, Cal,, Jan. 4.—The snow storni |7, Potio s faiee BhUL Ukcer atatis: A8 wan-Builivan's backer hen tha toan.| -GLEVELAND, 0., Jad. bmifhe achems. te | Dl 00 Jast Smp. Bt i “‘hf.;,“fx.f.“,ufq\;‘.‘l.'fi Omaha or Omiha has d L prayloNe FoeOr, e radny | 108t & cornice. The roof was plon fought Charley Mitchell fn France, |OFEanize a minor American Base Ball |day and the track was sloppy. ” ults: e | Downey. Il her, "ML W and W two lnches having fallen since Thureday | T, ‘0 B Uil o0lihia 1o the s league, which was launched in Chicago | . FIrst race, Futurity coutse, us ine res | A7 SR e & Babeock, 928 miles 1 lap} Women ¥ on the Streot. evening, and it is still snowing fu sly The western windows of the State uni » of Fullerton, some days since, was blocked at a secret |y second; | Muller, 918 nnl:fl 3 laps, . Lizzle Newton, ulias Storts, sent a chals Bulldings are falling in under the tre- | The western wix Fiiio Bt | ® R A (B e S S B TR SR A8 Al ; cige to hor ond-time triend, Kl Deavers, sity and insanc asylum were blown in. | 5 | ng for Fights. to meet her at Fifteenth’ and Howard mendous welght The residence of John Sparks. the million. | JoN0 Kemp, a farmer living about seven | tives in this city od that the |} i Fille d'Or uls ATI, Jan. 4.—William A. Brady, | Streets late Friday night to settle their dif- North and southbound trains, engines and | o "o0v 1 "king ‘was slightly damaged, A |iles west of this city, 1 suddenly at | Interstato lcague remain In exist- | Mucond tace one mile and seventy yurds ager of James J. Jeffrics, arrived this | ferences by n of a bare first fight, snow plows are snowed in at different | 3EC R TS s SIERIY SREMECE 8 bis homo Jast evening. The bursting of a | e it will be under the protection | se Alicti, 103 (0'Connor), 21 to look ufter the ' prelimis W met and, aftor selecting 11 W, 1yt " places In the country on the line of the BE® VU o Ll nurled intact over 100 | Plood vessel the base of his brain was of the National reement, which was | WOn: Spike, 100 (Stuart), 6 to 1, minutes ’ { Ulm, 1% (Mounce), 4 to iird raflroad e | $he cause of death. He leaves two children, | signed today by the representatives of |1l 1oy Cal oundidog, —Tom Calvmrt. | fries ' WnE next wllenger B5N ot Joyen sad TAsk Mage Ba besn | | both growa Mausficld, Fort Wayne and Dayton Schanken and Melcarth alo ran Allephurat, ; and ten duys befor e “whe 1 Spocar’ | out since yesterday morning, trying to come n" R s | Tt- s Toarnsa ¢ it that representa- race, m and fifty yards, pur { :‘fll‘*"m\"h“'y‘[‘ d, Ll v e e Rpenin 0% a distance of s, and It i L Minten Sutials § Hvea ar i s Wrrdedeiimapi , 108 (O"Connor), ! | Nuences would cause Jeffries to refuse to [and arrested them. All were booked for ! eared t the and driver are | and New Y Al | wicniTa i i W of elght Interstate league clties at- 106 (Buchanan) fight in the Saengerfest bullding. disturbing the peace by fighting teared thut the and New Y delphia. Luxurious tended the meeting. C. B, Powers of Pl 100 (Buliman). 18" | belpless in the mountains, trains ruen limited time. Route of Of Kansas City, live stock agent for tho Ix gy ng SEVADOIR 0k LlkRe v thr | S ——————— Two hundred and twenty-five excursion- | the Black Diamond Espress Missourl Pacific rallway, was found dead | DU'8 Was rc-elected president and W. W. ourth race, one mile nd soventy vards: | HYMENEAL Two Applications in Bankruptey. {sts from this county and as many more red it B {in bed at the Manhattan hotel this moru- | X+ AFIOUF of Dayton was chosen vice presi- Hamoon Jor (hina 10 oTtion. Wit thanc,on OmAtS 4. fied s s co d 0 dent. The Interstate league will cons 04 (Buchanan), application with the clerk of the United from southern Oregon and other points are |ing. Heart failure is given as the cause 4 e Eatergt ue will consist | CAg D Mriotie M. 104 (Bassinger), s States distriet court asking to he declared a ) g of twelve cities, six of which, Toled « " Y s clsco, unable to return on ac- i . Toledo third. Time: 1:48%. Monrovia, Mary lin:| TECUMSEH, N Jan. 4.-—(8pecial)— | bankrupt. He lists debts of $19, in San fran count of the blockade “ ” Donuna of Bo funs, 1umbus, Dayton, Indi napolis, Loulsville sella, Cyril, Acrobat und Fidef Youlin al%0 | pecumseh's mayor, Mr, Clarence E. Smith, | a8sets of $197.60. The debts are ¥x. Joxenh May of ¥ Jan. 4.—Miss Belle Fremont, | Mansfield, have already made applications e LR ety and Miss Margretta oot - wero married | FSUIC OF an uiterabt' to finas I . under the man- { STORM SWEEPS EN"RE COAST | ...I:.:’(]:\\:IH\ I\,”\'»lm Iy:‘l:, “h vl 1‘\; ::I :.r ‘-‘!:‘. prima donnu soprano of the Bostonia: e circuit will be very compact, and t died at the Tremont hotel tonight of pneu- | will be no jumps of more than (B - | elty, dicd this morning after a long illness, mwonia. Her hcme was in W k E . ¢ ning after a ronia. Her home was ashington, [ The meeting adjourned tonight subject to [® (J. Wal 3 . 8 Done on Land and |aged 53 years. Her malden name was D, C. el i dent i @ | Pompino and Jeria also ran, of relatives and friends, Rev | | the call of the j | » G g 3 x on the e e e e m,‘ Sixth race, seven furlongs, purse: Imp. | . F. Grupe pronouncing the service | 1 o St ; | . nmnu,m.. 113 (Jones), 7 to 1, 'won; Casdale, | My, Smith is the son of Mr. and Mrs ul and business circles in northern Mis- H. W. Babeock of Athol. 108), 9 (o § 3 . s - P B v gl Sl l\'lr ABERDE A S g | STILL ANOTHER CIRCUIT | 1%, (Bnos), 8 Lo 1, "second; 3 dore Smith, has spent the greater portion BAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 4.—From reports | yjay ghortly after the war and very scon | H. W. Babcock, a leading citizen and busi- — \.“‘:\‘;.,“5_ i“u“l\r: )I’-\“‘:\rll:lm\ll“l\”“H‘l?-‘”"’lw‘j\ of his life rm this xmm:nmll‘y uml. l’l‘vu l)wl.; came to Fremont, where they have | ness man of Athol, 8. D., died on January ;- A% SIAR 4 al8o | positions of trust not alone at the hands o ; Apany 0. 9 | Wednesday at the home of the bride’s pa ke ar, | ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Scott, in the pre miles Island has lists Great D received hero the gale which struck this | gepar city last night seemed to have raged not | ran. e peopl C! J v e, ince resided Before prevented by ill- 2, after an lllness of several weeks. the peaple of Tecumsch as & whole, but with | only on the southern coast, but all along | poalih she was prominent in the highest so- ultn nt New Orlenns. individuals as well. At present he is en- | the line from Santa Cruz to Cape Flat- | cial circles of the city. She was always Ar hop e, > NEW 3 zed in the land and loan business. The tery. The waves are rolling mountain | geeply fnterested in charitable work and | CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 4.—Right Rev Tribune tomor- '.',.".'Jf by Laii bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, C. B, ‘ | high at Fort Ross. Old-timers report by | poy goath will be felt as a personal loss to ' Pr- Jacinto Lopez, archbishop of Cuadala- Hiring, broke down in the third race v. | Scott 18 & young lady of numerous ac- | telephone that it is the worst storm ever |, jarge number of poor people who have Jar8, 18 dead Quite Right was sold before the first ¥ace | complishments. She has been engaged as oy | o | @ large nu of § peop 0 ha when the by Mrs, R, W k to Henry Tec! 4 = known in that locality. The bay on the ||, ¢ i - . wh i ¥ | instructor in the Tecumseh city schools for | been the recipients of her bounty, Her Uthority. which appeared to | 4nd later tranater him to Joplin & | Oakland side was so rough that the ferry |y hand, three sons, Louis E. and Joseph | i Allen, o bl op f..m,.n. ted | Ranzel. A the mare was | a number of years. At the conclusion of the | steamer Newark was withdrawn from | o0t this city, and John G. May, & st NEW YORK, Jan, 4—F. J. Allen, pro- ation of the old b 4 the track very | ceremony last evening Mr. and Mrs. Smith | service and the freight boat Mount Eden | gt 1 ina Colorsdo School of Mines, and | PTietor of the Astor house, dled today \M‘V eme, It 18 asse e o whe | left for a brief wedding sojourn in Omaha | turned back to port | 55 davabiie kil ATeE S thi site: e ] B oy ey g e Jenmis ha ! «- | and Lincoln, and upon their return will at | Although the storm in this city was of | Y AP g Sl 3 FIRE RECORD. were the winning favo once commence housekeeping on Second vive her. She also leaves many relatives short duration, it did considerable dam- | .o iding in the south s Hehingt one mile and seventy yards, | stre r g EY g Vi » @ meeting Is to be rfon, 118 (Ca d), 4 to 1 and even, ever, are large. Telegraph and telephon WP Donnell of Dakota City, ‘ M clal.) the anization :,,r“‘;’hm 0, 11 $ o 1, third, 3 FoliotiPalgel, | wires were demoralized and very little DAKOTA CITY, Neb., Jan, 4 ,\l_“””, | Fire at Garner last night was discovered in the Boston fra Lancewood, Rush " Blshop RAPID CIT D., Jan. 4.—(Spectal.)—In news was received here from the e or | Judge R. B 5 received ‘wor | the First National bank block about 19 ’\’,‘l‘h:fl ”RI 'r-l!~“llv‘!|-l‘ Hq mu‘mm and uw‘x ; ¢ this city on New Year's day, Miss Lucy L. \ N e i = 3 = e Milwaukee, while econd race, six furlo; selling: Me 2 5, Bl polnts in the futerlor of the TR b S et i AR occu o'clock and before the fire department go awarded the Louls- | ace. i (Coc ,,,m}",_'h‘,, o W aantic D3 | married to Dr. Marian 8. El- the CHff house the wind blew at the Py IR TR o ey h e it checked the opera house block, the finest The place of the meeting, [ (O'Brien), 15 t to vy |llott of Fremont, Neb. The bride was a ‘| of sixty miles an hour and the ocean was [ [onneil served as official court | three-story block, was In ruins. The First i et 18 | Da'ly, 105 (F i 8 k0 > o s | teacher in the public schools here for a extremely rough. A number of Windows | for tpys gudicial district under Judges Nor- | Natlonal loses $15,000 on building, covered N sehingion: Bal oo b santelont Mid Gider | number of years, and for the past three { in the CHM house were broken and the and succeeding ex-Auditor of | BY $7.000 insurance, and $1,000 on | she has teaching in Chicago | entire structure seemed threatened with Eugene Moore. Mr. Donnell, while | MeMahon's drug store, valued at $6, avith ”.".'\ vival of the Amerlc ) § A oqeseighth, seliing: | The & is a graduate of the | collapse. ot SAr. veRlden' Rt S and this | covered with $4,000 insurance and the Mal A axiarn IndEta e (ke Woste r 01 and '3 to | kville School of Osteopathy and is now At Main street wharf about twenty feet | it oo i FEEES It three | 10ck Fair store, worth $4,000, was in ern \tion, under the respective pat- (Willsh), 11 (6 | located at Fremont, Neb., whero the young of the bulkhead was washed away vs ago his health co need to fall from | {08 $2,000. Two small store buildings nearby | rons f the bigger rivals, are necessarily i | couple will make their future home, Tn the city troes and many feuces were | ouoiyork and a sovere cold. He sought re- | Were wrecked by falling walls, but there |Vuared ot W50 (0 L ed blown down. A new residence at 2161 Fol- ||y oo O +nd south, but failed to fin1 | Were no casualties | it Hart was unswery h | | som streot was blown over and several |\ " pileaves o wife and one daughter, Mr. | — - adopted on his MOUTH, Neb., Jan, 4.—(Special.) | | houses badly damaged. A corn BIOW| unnaliis Eady will he tamoaranils iatarrea ) widl Near Ash a. | : away in Longworth street and several pe destrians had narrow escapes, WINDSTORM STRIKES RENO| .01 s | ASHLAND, Neb, 4 Telegram.) | —A small frame house on the Platte river | bottoms, northwest of Ashland, burned iy | S | |NNOT ESTABLISH THEMSELYES in marriage Henry O'Brien and Mary B. Conley, Imllh of this county. A | —‘aIN puRE BLOOD 'r license was also issued to William A down this morning 7 o'clock. The ho nson he e var ke | naturally uninformed of the movement, if Campbell and Mae Cralg. Also, to August Fred Sherman, the S-year-old son of Mr. | g ““““Ijl h,‘ b Moo Billlogs :#ad ws tru ™ \\Uh race iIx Helinze, aged 49, and A 8 eman, 22, Several and | and Mrs. John Shermap, i died very sud. | 9¥Red by Mrs. Caleb 1. Rose of this place. welling: Tlorseshor both of Council Bluffs. Judge Douglas s 3 kour this morn The cuuse of his demise e . L o o Rl oot third, “Time . B e —————————— | was cerebro-spinal meningitie, and at 4 AT T T 1 et i Wit ine ro Yor w Cold in the Head. MAKES THE BWOD PURE RENO, Nev, Jan. 4.—A terrifie wind | yesterduy he was apparently a per-| BOSTON, Jan. 4.—~The United § ey for 5 An LAXATIVE BROMO-QUININE TARLETS, AND PREVENTS DISEASE. storm has done much damage here and in | 1 1 ber company has the price of its , 3 fectly oh idnight he went s ¢ | | ' CARSON, > this vicinit The southbound passens wian) v ucts, beginning today, 5 per cent and SARSON, riaad ¥'% Seandinavian Colony R tral the N ) . ¢ never rallied. The | ,mpany will rebate to its jol | 10, |Eia%e GEhE DR ) ON, O., Jun. 4,—Thirty-{ n on the Neva & Oregon | ¢ 3 4 - ity Ate to its jobbers § (Special Telo- | statement thiu I t b SILLON, O., Jan, hirty-fi an lway. was struck by the galo at Doyl Ul Lo beld ut the Christian church ; e | iy Betmeon. Miy 2 it Jan s e S | [T GIVES STRENGTH TOTHE STOMACH » RO, Lipghelie Sunday morning ot 11 o'ciock, condveted 1t Ulickey for | the fight to be for the heavywelght ¢ 18 rden for the ny established b orty miles north of Reno, and was hurled | (o i on oy, A, L. Zin eld In this city, | plonship. Tle said the report that Je ! o ‘commonwenl* from the ralls.© Four passengers and thre will' b AND LIFE TO THE LUNGS. and Fitzstmmons had been matched ‘was 1 ame north of the it trainmen wero hurt, T verest injuries Lnid Out Republican Cliy. surprise to him | tends 1o provide then. eve 0 m ¢ of the meeting s - impr (ving were sustained H. D Dodge of | REPUBLICAN CITY, eb., Jan. 4 —(Spe- 1 ace up f cltles which witl New R Wrnek at Nt | ment gon Ly the men ISNOTAWHISKEY Mmc"‘ this city. A baggage car on the Virginia & | clal)—Dr hn MePherson of this city §MA0eN I e made | pose’ the lewgue, fast season ' thers L TOUIS, an A-Tho deal ¢ b All the year Co gy s, | RE by A e oy by e " . n April, i s : considered the | but six elubs number " ourchase of ew ra ac \ \&_for men to work hi Truckee rallroad express was lifted from | died today u illoess of four days. opening 'of @ rubber trude war, crontod 40 GIGLE "Hiowever: as "thren” now | Beioms boulevard, just beyond the city 14is name brought many stars o