Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 15, 1901, Page 9

SPECIAL NOTICES of The Bee. Anawers so addressed w elivered om presemtation of thy eheck omly. WANTED=SITUATION EXPERT accountant. Holbrook, Brew:“h;); COMPETENT young bookkeeper ored, wishe nge of eking similar emp) and write German B bt thoroughly in short talogue & particuiars free Barbers” Institute. Omaha. Neb. irade MEN or w o sell 1o ety or women 1o sell goods [ e Good pay abd steady employment enbaugh & Co, Ware biock. Omaha B-MA2 Marls WANTED, canvassers. 16 Douglas St GOOD el ound blackamith: must be ood plow man A. F. Bwanson. Bertha eb B384 © WHOLESALE grocery houss wants 3 staads men for traveling salesmer. sal- ry, $0 and experses; previous ex A \ce _Lnnecessary . state age, refers apital required jerchants i Junction Bidg., Kansas City B-M&0 16 ’ TED- Man of go0d b take half interest in rea Small capital required. Address, 3 3. Hee WANTED=FEMALE HELP. YANTED, ™ girls. 159 Dudge. Tel, 836 Cts’ ¥ grls wanted. Canadian ofics, 1322 Dy TOUNG lady to iearn m Rygition for Fight pa Konly 22 Bee g C-s2 WANTED, a young woman with some busi- experience (0 manage a busincss. Do apital required. Address. stating experi- ence and references, J ®. Bee te WANTED. & young weman to take Charge of A SARItATIAm Bee ssage permanent an Adaress I3 WANTED--Girl good wage for general 2% South 3 FOR RENT—HOUSE IF_you want your houfes well rented piace trem with Berawa & Cc DL ALWATS moving B H Gmee, 105 Pataam St o Tel HOUSES for rent 1 all parts Brennan:Love Co. a0 So. 4th St D—ss1 HOUSES, stores. Bemis. Paxton block EEE HENRY B. PATNE, 1 N. ¥ HOUSES, ete ¥ D. Wead, 154 Dougias D56t Barker Blk B-&5 HOUSES and flats. Ringwalt, West- | THE OMAHA DAI sToRA PACIFIC Storage and Warehouse Co 914 Jones reneral storage and forwarding WANTED-TO BLY. LOT and house about ten rooms for cash. somewhere bet Mason and 16th and 3h. state on and price. Address { 19, Hee Mo 3 a good secon dress M. ¢ 4-hand typewriter Garreye, Madinor Ne INVALID'S chair street or in house Council Bluffs FOR SALE-FURNITURE. CHICAGO FURNITURE CO. 140 Dodge Tel M New & 2ahand furniture bought, #0'd, exchanged FOR SALE. Jote, gtoves tiy pew which can_be Address W, ~ very 12 passengers Frost, 14th and ) omnibus Harry enworth FOR SALE—MISCE| HARD and soft foundation piling: hox _fences and cribbing, % I as. QS8 1116 Farnam. | e sellexcge. Bchwarts, xacg 13, LANEOUS, | e cheap. Deright SAFES; bur, 16th and liworth HOLSTERING, Q= TIMOTHY hay nds téed and con Q&6 Mornroe & Co INCUBATORS. Send to the Incubator Co., Ciay Center, handsome free catalogue. FOR SALE. 38 secondhand wosd in good condition, % cents each Eed Blstrees o e FOR SALE. thoroughbred Goiden Seabright am. Buff Leghorn and White Wy Cockrells, also Barred Plymo Ing at T4 C 1k to “Sure Hatch Neb., for & 455 16 OR SALE. a painof strong bobbs or run- ners. suitable for eleigh or carriage; also double sleigh. Apply 67 N. 19th ai Q—-M:63 CLATRVOYANTS, MRS FRITZ medium. §15 North 36t MONEY TO LOAN=CHATTELS. DO YOU NEED MONEY? s and up rritare, horees and other chattels SALARY LOANE pe plication and take 1 or mo whi, casiest our metto is iness is_confidentia Try to Plea Omaha Mortgage | 9 Board of Trade Bid (Established 182 3% So BALARY LOANE 1t vou are employed by a resi we w You sums from $10 to your note at much h-:"—r and easier rates than elsewhere this we are positive. Absolutely no charges for papers. deducted from amount desired 1 yments. Reliable Credit MONEY loaned salaried people holding per- manent position with responsible concern upon thelr names without securi payments. Tolman ard Tra MONEY loaned on elry. hors MONETY loaned on cows, Jeweiry. Duff Green, It §, Bar Rer Joe H. Pleas- K — M50 —F18° CHATT Sa ants, 4 Barker Bi | BALARY Credlt “loans at reduced % New York rates Lite B Omaha 130 C cigars or weekly each ture Manufact “lark & urers, Chicago braska. For fu her part Box 603, West L ulars_address erty, la | IF YOU have idle money see C " N Y. L | RACKET ot 3 address J =, Bee FOR SALE. billfard hall with se in operation m her Address but ght part thous oppor Mt ok the culars ToMA-F-18* 16th T—MEA— €15 South 16th, MISS MAE LESLIE, &9 § second # T4 M8 ELITE rariors MME, AMES, 15 thermal bathy Howard, 2d fidor. room 1; T— M52 16° PERSONAL. SN, s PRIVATE home before ment; babies adopted Burdette 2d during confine. Mrs. Burget, ] rory rim dut- Omaha P)enln. Co., | U—s81 FRENCH accordion pleating: tons: mall orders 1524 D\!M[l.\l SUPPLIES for &)l machines: machines for ent. _White Bewing Machine, 160 Doug- ‘i Tel. 234, U HOUSES wanted, . Waljace. Brawa Bk NEW f.reom brick front Th and 81 Paxton block Mary s ave. Bemis DM Hih, near Farnam: ten-room modern house complete in every respect; ten minutes walk of center of city: remsonable cent {Jmaha Loan & Trust Co., 16th and Doug- te strictly modern. emat | | RUPTURE cured: no knife, no pain | “danger; send for circulars Empire Rup- tire Cure, 332 N. Y. Life Building. Omaha U— MU —F-18% PRIVATE hospital for iadie | "auring confinement; bables Grant St nol TIAVI-Woman's way to health; ratiornal, | = wholesome home treatment. 345 Be¢ Bidg STURGES, MARTIN CO. 87 N. Y, Life S D—isl T ELEGANT 6-room apartment in the Wi nona Payne-Knox Co D~M151 FOR RENT. 8 room house. stabls. %18 Charles St NINE-ROOM modern house shads irees. barn wevery way 80 1o an Al OMAHA LOAN and Dcuglas Sts nice yard and D85 large gr thoroughly d--’- le. il be vacant Feb. -4. rent ftenant with references AND TRUST CO.. 1sth D58 17 inds 1 T, modern six-room bath and furnace Enquire 211 So. om cott 2ith Ave. and Bth Ave D803 % Howard 8t ¥ ground floor Bes D—-Ms. ! ROOMS modern, ton Bros., bullders Tel 1 FOR RE [ acres. 534 and Dodge streets, two blocks from Dundee car line: good i-room house, large barn and sheds: very desirable su- burban home: land suitable for gard, or dairy purposes: will lease 3 ye. per anonth. Wouss, 014 Cass st House. 2017 North 24ih House, 1433 South 16th Etore. '1433 8outh 16th & GEORGE & COMPANY room modern t.. 5 rooms, $12. s 22 50, '180 FARNAM ST. D-Me2 17 FOR RENT, S-room ave Inquire of C Smith & Co cottage, 2217 Capitol D Trissen, care M. E D-- M1 17 FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOMS, FPuUlk RE‘T ‘nk*l turnished front ro vm within W, istance of postoffice’ gentieman only. of bath and rele- bone. no other r.omers. Address H 16 ee. —MTe HOTSEKEEPING rooms, Mary's man and wife 319 for housekeeping, orth 17th 8t 4 BUIT of front rogms. furnished, an et convenlences. 11 A rh St .53‘;‘15". back orth 19th et HOUSEKEEPR! e kitchen. 516 12 80 ok |5' PURSISHED ROONS AND IDAID. LARGE front parlors with board ‘smaller room; reasorabie rates The Rose 2% Harne FoAGR The Merriam, good winter home. 3 & Dod F—8 F—m also | 1721 Davenport St u'nru 5 N. D ST new management. new fur niture, good board. FAa 5o —————— FOR RENT—UNFURNISHED ROOMS, FOR housekeeping, aiso barn. -4 st Mary's ave. FOR RENT—STORES AND OFFICES. FOR RENT-The bulldtng formerly occu- pied by The Bee at 316 Farnam St It has four stories and a basement which was formerly used as The Bee press room This U be ‘vonted very respomabl 1f terested apply at onoce to ose- water, ufl‘Rf ' Toom 100, Bee H.nldg;; MODERN e TR A R wam oo‘w room and board, modern conveniehcem Brivate family, fof man and wife. willing to pay mght. price for ight plase; muyel ‘fl.v snewer by Sat- urday & m . E other boarders Address 1 W, KMz w5 southern part K—ae-16° Burkley En. M406—F-15 & R. DR ROY opodist. corns superfiaous hair removea by electricity h’vnur 5| block. [ U 'RKISH baths. massage baths electric baths, for . skilled women ge_ope: est_equipped baths the citr. ' Rendirom Baih Company, 16 10 220, Bee Bldg T | LIEBEN, theatrical, masquerade costumer. 1018 Farnam U—g37 s 2 | M. GOLDMAN & CO.—Only ct _ac- | " cordeon pleating t. Mall orders solicited. 2w Douglas Bio | Opposite Hayden's T ™ in | Rooms 2 per lant in the w ite T sewing machines for T5c per week: we repair and sell needles and at- techments for any machine made. Neb. | CycleCo., Cor 15tn & Harney, Phone it A _BOX of Re-No-May Powder is not a luxury when it affords vou & cure and | secures the comfort and happiness " of | your ronm mnlo . —MI12 | Beware of fake plano ads; for | ine bargains in standard instriments Schmoller & Mueller. the uld reliable N 2 Fernam 8t Phone 165 Mile 1§ MONEY TO LOAN—REAL ESTATE. | MONEY to loan on tmproved Omaha re estate. Brennan-Love Co., 3% South 13th, W—sss TOANS on eastern Nebraska and western lowa farms at 5 per cent: borrowers can pay $100 or any multiple; ‘any interest date; no delay. Brennan-Love Co. 30 8. 1ith St, Omaha, Neb PRIVATE money, 5. 5ia. § per cent; lay. Garvin Bros., u‘l’: Farmam WANTED_City loans, bonds and warrants. George & Company. 183 Farnam street | W2 $1.000 and upward to loaa on Improved cit, proversy and farms. W Farnam mn% ‘ 0., 10 no_de- W | 12 as hort time lodee e Address F & able for lectur tainments; a bargain Bee Bldg, Tel. dies’ dept ; Megr. OSTEOPATHY 515 N Institute. ¥ 1684, Alice Johnson. D. O. Gid E. Johnson, Osteopathist, D_0.. of 8ull_school Mo, %4 Paxton Bik. Tel J3e | a3 _— FOR SALE=REAL ESTATE P _HOMES 8 Emmet St oy water, i e N 24 8t 3 lot, 8 E. Cor, 24 and Spe cioset. gas. etc. at : good house. bargain at &.69 ouses, "So. 19th St rent for $.09 per month W. Cor. %th and Maple, k s_voome; price $1.15 217 and 2919 Dupont ouses, $1.000 216 Miami St for $9x 508 N. 36th 8t § room house. good conditic 23 Locust St, 7 rooms. 1.0 So. 3th Farnam St Near lot Wx1 Tt A fow i aven W. T M_E_DONOHUE rksville, yourselt Foomps, rent to .cotiage 3 gond cottage. S er. & rooms, bath s rooms, partly near Martha price £, t 40x1, h 8t, ¢ house 6 rooms, can moder; E: ¥ 3 modern hc end of of th Bt if s0ld_now. $2%.0 Graham, Bee Bldg near Ames | SEE HENRY B. PAYNE, 60 N. ¥ lots. farms. lands. Ic Paxton Blk HOUSES, 1 |flJY!fl10 Bem! FARMS What you want 10th CHAS. E. WIL large and smal . Wi LIAMSON R, AND FARM 1 for sale by the Tnion Pacific Railro ompany. B. A McAllaster land commission Unien Pacific Headquarters, Omaha . A BARGAIN oom house, bath. gas, fine g rge_butler's pantry. § closets MANTLE and grate. alcoves of frc room, large attic ceiled, large store room barn, box stall. room for two carriages SIGHTLY ATION, sou fronts. on corner Zth PAVIA ALL PAID, SIDEWALK an TREES. Owner g 1o sell at thr ERTY bought & sold: mone d." L. L. Johnson Co | CHEAPEST 1ot 1n ity of O : east front in Nelson's additio; Kepnard & Son, 10 Brown block STURGES., MARTIN CO, arnam. WANTED—City and farm loans; also bond: nd warrants. R. C. Peters & Co., 11 | Furnam St. Bee Bidg gy an on farm and city proper NEY to ) t; ‘ll‘g'tn rates O. F. Davis Co., 196 Farnam EY MO g n ‘Omaha property. W o i T B "ATE money to v i oan VE per cent money. Bemis, Paxton biock | FIVE per ce y. a bl F.D. Wead, mcpm s 4 per cent loans. W. H. Thomas. building. Tel 1648 ational Bank butiding. Tel 164 MONEY TO LOAN—CHATTEL MONEY TODAY Leans made in amounis from $10 to $360 on household furniture, pianos, horses, | gages. etc. without femoval, or on ¥ v S-A-1-A-R-Y without security. All or pertof the money may be paid back the | rst month or no part of it need be paid | back for several months. Each r)mnl made reduces the cost accordingly ployers and neighbors know absolutely nothing of our business relations. People who need money are tavited to call and §°t my terms and compare them With | What others offer. Loans of other com- | panies may be transferred to me. No charge for papers Al business sriciiy lential Quick ~service and lowest Tales guarantecd. J. W. TAYLOE, © Pulon Blk, top fioor, northeast corner d Famam. Entrence on loth 8t ‘n ) mutl o ORTGAGE required Rebate when loan is paid before due. Pay_weekly. semi-monthiy or monthly. WE GUARANTEE lowest ratés. . WE GUARANTEE as al-l payments. Room &1 Bee lufl “lMCAK LOAN 0 ROOM dweiling largs rooms and hail, first i rooms and bath room. second fic cemented cellar: south and east fine shade trees; lot Hxi® | taxes paid, 3 blocks from stree house cost over $2.00 to build: property | worth $1.600. 1 need some money at once $1.000 down. §1,000 3 to 5 years takes the property. Buy now and make 330 in a few monthe Address J 35, Bee Walnut H H 5 H H s RE RANCHES AND FARMS FO : AND TRADE We have a fine ranch of 1,40 acres deeded an abundance improve- | Mé18 ment first-class will take half in good city property 160 acres near coln; a fine farm improvements: $80 per acre, will half in good city propertr res near Omaha. all in house, windmill, ete; for 8.« % acres cholce land near On with valuable timber, §1.50 For particulars call or address PAYNE-ENOX CO Main Floor New York Life Bidg RE fake | 10 | fruit go0d covered | Omak —M& INCUBATORS AND BROODERS. l)CUBA‘I’Oni and brooders; ite Burr Incubator eb. Factory ut 38th & Daverp catalogue DRESSMAKING. DRESSMAKING hly Dowell system: iighest award at Paris The McDowel! School, $15-516 K. reach bik l taught thoro Me- | 1401 Farnam St LY BEE: FRIDAY, FEBRUARY MEDICAL # & Frenh ale. for the D Gleet, Unnatura fammations, | ne a of mucous membranes with injec re worst cases Kage or twa for tof price Gon Discharges, ere tions nterna . reme ranted to 8 per ¢ where on 'MQID'N"D & Blutts. SHORTHAND AND TYPEWRITING. C.VAN SANT 8 School. 117 N BOYLES ( Bee Pldg. NED. Business & Shorthar Theat GREG lege, court reporter, principal - ~— 1co Boyda —4 Shorthand. Om. C EXPERT ACCOUTANT, hookkeep. ne Com. LEssoxa 3 R 3% Bank BIRDS AND TAXIDERMY. Leavenworth PAWNEROKERS, E Loan STAMMERING AND $TUTTERING. amge B : FIRNITURE REPAIRING, » tickets everswhere s Farnem (\!un cufts, e, CARPENTERS AND JOBBERS ALL kin ACCORDION PLEATING. pleating. cheapest. best. aatck Nith ani gy PORTO Pnpn.lar'lonrl RICO farch 2. Tilus- trated program: 24 « »il expenses, $198 Raymond & Whitcamb, 103 Adarrs 5t.. Chicago HAILWAY TiME TABLES. LKHORN & y Raliroad Northwestern ieral _Dthces, Nadoral Missour Ticket Uffice, 1401 Far pot, 15th and Webster Black Hills, Dead Hot Springs yoming. Casper Douglas Hasutys, Yor, Davié Oty Kliperior. Genev. Exeter aho Seward Norfolk. " Verdigre ana Fremont B Lincoln, Fremont t Local Y. b D day oniy d Dall Dally except Monay wood and Wihoo 'and 1y ex except Saturday. & NORTH. ilway — “The Tdne” omee, i1 Teiephon Tenth and Telephone &9, ICAGO estern R Northwester City Tieket Farnam 81 Depot Marcy & Chicago Leave Spe- A wenger .8 Bl Mpsuses . (‘f!‘dheL .\;‘lh'il lblhd e Rapids un Chicizo e 02058 am sers” & “Chie cage a 45 pm Fast to clal, Rast tan, Chicago m ) pm 3 am £3 pm “hicago Limit'd.a 7:6 pm | Cedar Rapids Passenger & Daily (“’LTY & PACIFIC Corner Tweifih and Farnam Sts. Ticket Office. 1491 Farnam St Telephone 51 De- pot, Teuth and Marcy Sts. Telephone 3. eave Arrive. Twin City Express 5% am al0.% pm Twin City Limes. ® pm & §.15 am Bioux Cily Local. ®am w350 vm Datly. Nebraska Div;. i5th and Webster | City Ticket Office, Telephone, 6L Depot, 15th and \Webster Sts. Lea Arrive. Twin City Passesger .a C.0 am a 510 pm Omaha Passen,er a1 am | Bloua City & 2 | east Mebraska R | & Datly. “CHICAGO, ROCK xsxf‘ and & Pacific Railroad | —*The Great Roc and Route” — City | Ticket Office. 163 Far. ram Street. Telephone, G” Djor Tenth and Marcy Sts. Tele phone, €3, Leave. Arrive & 2% am hic B335 am ol » % pm Chicage Fast Express 4 o bm W ul:fl.h‘fl\uk e ll-'l *nd Chicage A 7% pm WEST. Lln.ccln Cy; rato Spgs. veola 08 1 l oo " 4 Colorads,. Okiaborsa & "= Adigem 8 520 pm 2 950 am "&fb 7 ¥ Dally except Sunday, BIL:3S am 2% am © 445 pm 135 pm 93 pm | Fia SATURDAY RAILWAY TIME TARLE Telephone, 230 and Meeon Streets. vho eave Tele Hastings 00 am 5 pm 900 pm m coin & Elack Hill ruget 8 x Fast Mail Beatrice and A Loulsville, b 3:% om B11:05 am Utal a6 am Plattsmouth Junction”. a1 b Daily exc f 0 am am & 635 pm vm & 615 am louls.asi0pm allils am L‘!.HCA,'\f‘ BURL 3N aliroad- nu;'fo—m Route” —Ticket )Mce 152 Farnam Sureet Telephore, 20 Depot, Tenth and Mason st reste, Teiephone, 124 Leave. Arrive. [ a A al .6 15 pm & 2o % pm Mces, ner 14th and Sts Teiephene, Union Station Le: Et_ Louis and Kansas City Express K. C, St L. Express. Leave from Vebster Str Nebraska Lo Weeping W L Daily. L Dally except Sunday THE OVER. —General Offices, Ninth and Farnam City Ticket Office, 154 Fariem Suee Teieghone, 5 Jepot. Tenth and Mare: Telephone, 3. Vot Leave. The (‘.~lvhl Iimited. a 820 am The Chifago-Portiand i ST Em N Eireet Arrive. RAIL. Kansas City ‘Railroad—"The Route ' —Ticket 0! 1415 Farnam St. Tele. 22 Depot, Tenth and “Streets. ' Teiephone, . o e Lou Cannon Bal et S5 pm e & Eastern Quinc ohone. Marcy Arrive, 2 am s 700 am a9:00pm NOIS GENTRAL City Ticket Of- 102 Farnam BStreet 45, Depot, d Marcy Streets Leave Arrive, o Yaitosarcn fice. Chicago Express Cricago Li Bited inneapolis and Paul Express ... Minneapotts —and Paul Limited ... Fort Dod, Local from Counct! :Jfll ....b 4:20 pm Fort Dodge Local “rum ouncil Bluffs .......8 600 am b Dailv excent Sunday. sH pm a8 am .55 am RAILROAD— Ticket Office, W15 Farnam ect. Telephone, &22. De- ot, Tenth and Marcy Sts Telephone, 6. Leave. Arr! £t Louls “Cannon B Express ally 2515 pm & 80 am CHICAGO. & St Paul MILWAUKEE & Rallway—City Ticket Office, 154 Farnam Telephone, 4 Tenth and Mason 5. g Limited Ex....x 6:® p icase Dol D T im D3 pm U Dafiv except Sunday. GOVERNMENT NCTICE. this isua. ved at office LDERS n that MEE the re dere 1 be the held POSTOFFICE NOTICE. be read DAILY by al. interested, as §es inay occur at any time. malls for the week ending Feb- will close (PROMPTLY in all ne General Postoffice as ws POST MAIL! HOUR whn below acd February a Hamburg Supplementary b ¢ hour e Shown velow Tra RDAY—A ANDS' direct st be rected "y a mw r ITALY, per s resia. via Naples (mail must be @ per s. 5. K. M. Theresia’); at 10:30 a. m (supp ementary 1 for EUROPE, per & & Umbria. via Queenstown PRINTED MATTER, ETC.—~This steamer takes Printed Matier, Commercial Papers ermany only. The same matter for other parts of t he sent by this ehlp uniess directed by hei ng of the Supplementary T ntic Mails named e adei- 1i0nal supplemeniary maiis are opened the piers of American, Engllsa. French and German steamers and remain pen until wi Ten Minutes the hour of sailing of steamer. mtic Mall e . Atl 1 NETHER- otedam Potsdam K. M per & d er s m Mails for Sonth & w FRIDAY—At 12 m Bliverdale, via direc per m. for NABSAU, tral America, es. for MEXICO Tampico _(mail s Silverdale ) per steamer fro per s & m. (supplementary 83 r VENEZUELA and CURACAO. per & Maracalbo (mail for Savan and Carthagena mist be directed “per s & Maracaibo ): at$a. m for PORTO RICO, er & & Ponce. via San Juar: at 10 a m for BERMUDA. per . 5. Trinidad; a. m for CUBA, per 8. 8. Morro via Havana, st a m. 10:% a m.) for PORTL JAMAICA. SAVANTILL INA and GREYTOWN, leghany (mail for Costa Ric directed “per 8. 5. Alleghany”) astle plementa: ISLAND, CARTHA- v 8 8. Al must Mafls for Newfoundiand. by Talt to North Sydney. and thence by steamer, close at this office daily at 6:3 p. m. (connectin Close here every Mondsy, Wednesday an: turday). Malls for Miqueion, by rail to 10 pm al0:6 am = POSTOFFICE NOTICB. | AUDITORIUM WORK GOES 0N by W = tail te Port Tamp steamer, close at 6 a m e con \Wed-esda and his o necting o oses and Friday Miami, Fia Jose At this office Friday at *i1 p. m City, ov unless for dispateh by oMoce 4 Location for the Industrial Expesition in | Belected LEE-GLASS-ANDREESEN iba e by steamer Monday and | OLD BUILDING Contribation ree of Arge~General Outlook fs Particalarly Br Bere Mondave for i Guatemala and “*Registerec At meeting of the aua tes yesterday afternoon it decided to secure the bullding recently cated by the Lee-Glass-Andreeson H ware company for the Industriai expositien but the matter was referred to the pi o tion committes for formal ratifcation The various committees reported t lection of $2,755 since the last report, the sums ranging in amount from $500 to § Tn addition to t hount one of the mem bers of the committee reported the col lon of d which was not taken into con siderati 1 be is ready to make a fina repor torium com was informi Chine and Philip. = Sde Francico. closs n unt M. Nattinger announced that be would without expense to the committee, open an office in The Bee bullding at the office of the Omaha Building and Loan assoclation for the collection of all auditorium sub scriptions. His offer was accepted Hedroom Suite Donated. th 4 through the exp roing was & full bedroom suite and antity of other furnit by au castern arer. Amother b ontributed a of rugs, and a house a lot fes of various kin The exhibition committee has under @ ment r increasing the exnib By this plan the local t be required to donate to the of the goods will be permitted to commute the paring a » to February . Ry bt Weat -A Europe) Bamoa and Hawa! Francieco, ciose here daily at 6.3 fier February * and up t5 Mar Tor Fipplementary - 0P . March forwarded Among tres gocds this m aq ire of puve Trans-Pacific mafls are torwarde sod sailing cally and the schadule of closir | is arranged on the presumption o uninterrupted overiznd transit. **Regis. tered mall closes at § p. m previous day CORNELIUS VAN COTT Mce, New York —_— CONDITION OF ing Big Deal Ca IRON TRADE Slight He ash considerat upon between the committee a hibl Under this plan i be exhibit be made more permit the local put articles in place in a manper | ble where all goods displayed were to kl cme the prop of auditorium committee The volunteer ported the begi made no report as to money collected matter being passed over meeting of the committee, held Monday MANUFACTURING GASMANTLES New Line Omaha merly or 1e that interesting bouses to take space on wi CLEVELAND, Feb - 2 Trade Review this week save The working out of the Morgan master stroke of high finance at New York is responsible for some hesttancy in the fron trade, but even so the volume of trade is good and there is promise of greater activity for the pear future. On the heels of the recent burin 0f 150,000 tons of bessemer iron Carnegle company, it is repo interest is again in the market for & large block of iro for delivery in the first balf of the year. Estimates of amount under inquiry range from 50,000 tons to 150, tons. Merchact furace men bad been quoting bigber prices before t quiry ame t he market, and $13.25 at valley furnaces is pow said to be the minimum for standard bessemer If there bas be any purpose on the part of the fursace men to maintain & low market for iron for its influence on the price of ore, the requirements of the large | interests would seem 10 be interfering with the program, for the bessemer iron market is now likely to go bigher. ext to this important development in bessemer {ron the firmnes in steel billets attracting attention. Sales of 20,000 tons of bessemer and 10,000 tons of open hearth billets were made in the Chicago district, much of this tonnage being at prices above the pool basis. In the Pittsburg district & scarcity of steel billets and sheet bars for the gen- eral markes is reported and special carbon biilets have brought as high as $1 a ton more than the agreed price. The consump- tion of steel is on & scale unequaled since the beight of the boom in 18! ‘ New contracts in finished material bave not been large in the last week, but the full operation of mills indicates that further buying im fraportant lines will not At Chicago the expecta- | equirements will | of any previous year, the final { the stubborn construction roubles paving the way for a vast amount of delayed work. Structural mills are feeling the initial impu of what promises to be a re toncage and with some of them specifications and new orders are slready in excess of shipme: committees ning of a present re ve work, but this the npext ch will be Busin Starced MOV, Kelly, © of Des Molues of A new ing of m has been torme factory esta ent for the m ntles for incandescent gas lamp lo maha by M. V. Kelly of The office and 18 at 13191 Douglas street, and the pew firm is Sow in operation with four or five men at preseat employed This mantle manufactory opens up line of business in Omaha. In fact, there are only four or five similar establishments in the entire United States. Jobbing bus ness will be the chief purpose of the firm although a retall department will be con ducted. The superintendent of the practical work of designing and making the mantles netive of Buda Pesth, Hungary, and since his residence of four years in this country has been emplored by some of the larger eastern concerns engaged in this line of business MANDERSON Gry Des Moizes 2 new is a IS STRONGER Recovery is Now a Cer- tainty—~Fred Metz Not So Well. General Charles F. Manderson ally improving in health. He is |to be much better than he bas several days and his condition cidedly encouraging to the many latives and friends who have been con cerned over his health. It will be some time, however, before the general will have regained his normal strength, even if future improvement continues on is exceed settlement trade is grad reported been is de doxlous Failitg to nd reltef from the gr old methods, 1 took Dr. Miles' Pain Pill ‘ervipe and Nerve and Liver Pills and was permanently cured.”—Gust. Egan, Jacksos Mich. | BIG DEAL IN FRUIT BUSINESS All Refr Fred Metz, sr, is no better provement that was marked a since has given place to a on such as Mr the temporar little o | weak Lines and |SUES FOR HEAVY DAMAGES Former | The few eritical con: Metz was in previous te He is a and decidediy Involves Fireman on Who Union Pacifie SAN FRANCISCO, Feb The Chronicle Crippled s A deal bas been consummated where- by Edwin T. Earl has disposed of his in terest in the Contimental Frult Express to | the Fruit Growers' Express, better known as the Armour Car line, which thus suc- ceeds to a monopoly of the refrigerator car business ta O 'ornia. Negotiations the tronsfer of Earl's frult in to the Porter Brothers company are also sald to be in yrogress. The deal also involves the property of about $2,000 Edwin T. Earl will retire perma Iy from the car line business. The deal olves the sale of all the Earl cars, of which there are 1,622 George B. Robbins | of Chicago, general mauager of the Armour Car | here consummating the big transaction The Armour Car line, by of Barl's cars apd Express, or the se an absolute frigerator car by Joseph T. Smith, a former locomolive fire- man on tke Union Pacific, has begun suit ia | the district court to recever $25,000 damages from the company. He alleges that he was crippled for life while at work on his en- gine in September, 1895 He holds the com- pany responsible for the accident, because he claims to huve bgen thrown down by the | shitting of cn improperly set apron reac ing from the locomotive to the tender Smith says the fall broke the neck of his right femur where it enters the hip join: ELEPHANTS BY THE CRATE Pecullar Idea of an E: as to the for transfe ven ne, 1s assuming control be Contizental Frult ontinental Car line mozopoly of the re es3 i this except the handling of the southern Califoraia orangs crop, a small percentage of which will continue, as heretofore, 1o be bandled o Santa Fe refrigerator cars egotiations looking to the purc the Ear] Fruit company's intere under way. Frederick Cox and W. E Gerber of Sacramenio are understood lo bave the deal in band, and the story goes at they are working in the interests of Porter Brothers company. James S tson of Chicago, president of the Port Brothers company, arrived here a few dave ago and it is said that his visit to the coas® | is largely for the purpose of expediting the acquisition of the business and accounts of the Ear! Fruit company MAD DOG BITES CHILDREN a (Chica, Several Escapes. v ued by the Pacifie Express company caused a good deal of merriment at army headquarters yesterday morning on account of the pecullar word- ing of one of the items The schedule begins button saws, dogs with bread crates drug boxes, and then comes “elephants which are referred to “Elephants, not crated, thres times merchandise rate on actual weight!” The express rate on “crated elephant |unfortunately, is not given PROPOSED NEW CAR BARN Railway Director It at & Meet Held soon. hase of s are also Will Dis- & to Re Secretary D. H. Goodrich of the Omaba Street Railway company says the officers expect to bave a conference soon with the board of insurance adjusters which is B estimating the compeny's loss. Following & settlement of the losses & mesting of the board of directors will be held to discuss the proposed new car barn. Mr. Goodrich ¥s the facilities of the company are mot at all crippled and there is no occasion for basty action nte School, CHICAGO, Feb. 14.—A brindle bulldog. | foaming &t the mouth and yelping In the madness of bydropbobla, dashed fnto & crowded recitation room of the Korminski school at Fifty-fourth street and Ingleside today and before it was driven out by a policeman called by the teschers bad se- | verely bitten four of the children end | created & panic, in which & number of oth- ers were badly trounced. The dog frst at- | tacked @ little girl, biting ber 1 the leg Amid the wild rush for safety three boys | attacked the brute with a blackboard poluter and were in turn bitten. A police- man then appeared and fired four shots &t t | ibe maddened gog without eftect, further W B S e N than to drive It from the bullding. The | Whet he finished writing the' cos = s — - e and & YouRg mAan whom the \?:r"n"";'xn‘“_‘ :‘f: ‘,’f:w":"":. “‘r'”::";‘ | general had noticed in the room had dis appeared. The police are searching f | fore it finally escaped. SN » & for the Thief Touches Gemeral Gordom. CHICAGO, Fe 4.—~The Record this morning says: neral John B. Gordon who s deliverng a course of lectures on the confederacy, terday robbed of his overcoat, in a pocket of which were pasees which entitled the former confeder- ate general to transportation over all the principal rallroads and checks and papers which he values at 8.0 neral Gordon left his overcoat on & chair in the writing