Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 4, 1901, Page 2

THE OMAHA DAILY JULY 4, 1901 BEE: THURSDAY, Mae Viebn, 1 Tl e akta T " L " \ N { (| K ' 'S - N ' 2 NN . \ ! ctory for the home team, & Teleph 18604 Bee, July 4, 1901 | OMhT \ D l\ l Y Rh pearl Masfield, Neola \R l this morning the official (he at | resulted in a vi ” P . R [ N "L(’ 0 NeA 0 { e htor, Sloux City 'RA .\5 Al 50.‘ l’Ul\ St the weather bareau pegistere | to The heat is iutense, the mereury I innie_Benn vodbine g e " | 4 ' | ore: 8 o'clock. P tanding at 100 | — Anna T eston | A rise of six degrees sinc o'clock. Peo- | # Ida_Beldjng, Cornlog | e ple in this city gained & good night's rest | . Py | : i ve, Corn | L . Extending Cheyen Telep! rlce u t | Likewise Thers is Goneral Activity in y 8k 1 ] [ At Othors the Day Etars Ta with Highy | 105 DIEht for the frac time fn several davs. | bbbl | e it - | Beveral Other P.aoss Poath Omans, . 89 | The wenther bureau relterated today It | CHEYENNE, Wyo. July (§pecial.)— ' - e oy | Temyerature Than Fefore. announcement that there is no permanent | Manager Woofen of the Rocky Mountain J On as OO S ! o ottt At o gl ol Rl |break in the hot spell ip sight. Sixtoen | Bell Telephoia, campany I8 o the city in TEY 1| 00| ! t v ] 1ol o s ) He says BEZE'S VA A O'8ullivan, 8. 0, High echool " deaths in the last six daye have been efther | the Interestd of his company 3 CATION: CONTEST IS POPULAR | jonnie Seuter, dreserpaner DEATH ROLL MOUNTING TO HUNDREDS | directis or tndirectly attributed to the heat | that the 1ing ffom Cheyenne narth is not % e s o =3 - ALBANY, N. Y., July §.~The hot wave | Only sure, but that poles nnd :n..-r n'1||ll|'; ) " K" . " ¢ s o o .. | ment are now en route to Cheyenne and Every day some of the prices ‘on wash | Youne Wonan at York Devetops su Ih.\hu Celta Hoftman of York evid /| Wenther marean ometats Ave tunnic | ‘n:’::m.:“n::Mnum-‘:;muhnur ..g,n ;o-:;;'r!"’ O re et aroves ’ . ~ ~ ek | W dified today. At & o'cloc ) L 72y goods take a tumble. Read our ads. Prising Strength on Short Notice— ':":ka‘;:“r,:::(;'":' ‘J"\‘l‘l;".,‘::’::v:"‘;v”‘h,_' 0 Offer Any Encourngeément for | thermometer reglstered 84 degrees, which [ large forco of men will be put at work All of our &0¢, 66c, Toe and $1.00 4mported lace zephyrs bt rodllen bbbl (0 dinssp b ing fireworks or other foolishness. Miss Chonge In (he General was five degroes: less. than yosterdny at|Rad the line hurried te compleler The p now 30 a yard “ ] ANl Along the Line, Hoftman must have been busy. Her triends | Conditlo t hour g fize Vi Pl SEFUL to CRUEWALRR Wheat. ¥ All of our 40c and 45c zephyrs, now 2bc_per yard | must have been busy, teo. Otherwise, she BUFRALO, July The official temper Santor -"‘1“‘"'- l-"""v'fi‘h' oug! -*“| 4“~o All of our 25c madras, now 13c pek yard. | couldn’t have piled up votes in The Bee's e Sture at 0.5 .. ee 83 humidicy 78 wind | CERDOT, SR4 THIOE €8 W e eand Buf Nebraska. racation. cont she Bas. WithiD west, twalve miles New Castle, Sundance, Sheridan and Buf- All of our 20c madras, now 15c per yagd. _ Davia ¢ " | "; ‘I ‘:"‘ "_‘:’“ "‘m'r"" l"! 4 s "| LOUISVILLE, July 8.—The temperature| SAN FRANCISCO, July 3.—-The temper- | falo. o . ity . .. 18008 e la or ee day fat 7a n s & evel | 3 1 4 b ¢ madras, Dow All of our Me silk batiste, now 25¢ | e , m. was 84, seven degr. hi ature in this ¢ t 10 0'cloc ‘ 1 & - v o otk it - i | | Mo are Batre Yot o ot B 3 T T o Sl AN (AL U 7 AL ok i O gty iemaes i Lamrence LR L town In more ways than one, since we com€ | thermomete - . 1_degreve.. 4 ATl of otir ‘25¢ Irish dimities, now 15c cononmons | e e o ""7“ Woaldnt e the 16ke8 f;:}(m ters at T oa. m. read 91 in the | KANSAS CITY, July 3.--At noon today | DEADWOOD D, July pecial.)— All of our S0c linen ginghams, now Al of our rewinants of wash goods, at | Celta Homan, York 190 | bit surprising it the git) (FOm York should | KANSAS GITY, July S.~At § o'clock this | "y "ALBSE Bureau faported & temparature The county commissioners of $lawrence yard greatly redueed prices | fioee Fikiuek, AT pwang % | cut a still greater figure In this contest. | morning the thermometer at the United | \hasmcn e olinm hre dagroany tne ot gt f Ly 4 icoln : . 3 | ed | thermometer olimbe e de d | s o the co his 18 All of our 30c and 35c linen ginghams, Saturday morning we wilb sell balance | sl R Al & 331 “In e, 1t Tooks:sow to be & certalnty|Siates weather bureau reglotered 50, of | i e tr cumbed thres desress, and | saloon men W' ihe county. Thie s the tow 38e yard o silk remndnts &t 22%e per yard, | Uoiic Wayne %01 | that she will | Ave degrees more thun ‘at the same hout | iraslons have been reported today. At 11| e 214c 3 4 eviim g ® . hadl . han a L [ tra ported today. ——————— We close Satardays at 1 p. m. during Joly and August. R frace & Wt . ¥ | But there are others v\.hn will cut some | yesterday. Indications are that today will | g'olock the following records were .noted Steafns palnts, the pamts that hold. | Inez_Crawfora, Auburn 53¢ figure, too. There are twelve vacutions 10| be hotter than any day yet Without a | ganiin Moo 94: Sprioghel © \00ted; ) goindard Glass and Paint Co., 1419 Dodge. ¢ Syiue ates, Craaes L, [ be given out, which means that twelve girls breath of air stirring last night, the sultor- | pence. Ko 85 Avhencas Mo, 93 Law.{ AR ) ¥ B Thompson, astines . %lare to be made happy. Each winner has| (g was gr Four prostrations, one | 's hote jneh of ral Pty ity, Kan., 95 9 5 Anua M baison, bancrort | in | the privilege of selecting a traveling com- | of whom died, were reported —yesterdny. | juut misht. o I At Manhattas, Keu., Matte Gibson, Chadron . iw " ¢ The weath clals here ¢ mise 1o | s | ; . G N ] panion who goes along free of charge, o | ather officials here can promfse no | g ! ! | v A COR. 16TH AND DOUGLAS STS. rtrude Alder, | ecumseh Iw | e ralses the mimber to twenty-four, | Immediate relief. ST. LOUIS, July 3,—Up to noon today | Judge Fawcett has denied the application 7" i ettt gl P e have be ty-four deatks and 170 Luilian Bhryock, Fidusmouth 1L i) The young womdf who leads at Lead, 8 s ar VALY Bi=A 8001 breess wav) ;hr;?"v‘l::‘us‘n(n\‘nl"rxlu\ll'\;”vhl Reatod el | LiZa beth Moe v 8 day ¢ e offy ¢ e e A A bt 3 0 ReGves y 4 o ) D1 C | the shore of the 1ake to dry, and as seining | Liivgle Mol fonn s W ee /D, fs st getting her name printed fn | blowing heve today and the oMvial tem- | \ypioh began on June O, death, Wis | FIGHTERS . e sinioe Loty 2 MLk ey | perature at 7 o'clock was 74 degrees & e 2. ea \ LI\ 'is against the law he seized the fish trap & Brenton, Neligh Joas y » | MILWAUKEE. W y | reported today. At 12 o'clock the ther- i was carrying 1t away when he was over- | Aukie O'Coandt, Centrai Uity 4| Here in Omata some Interesting develop- | MIL: i Win, July 8 A drenching | ometer of the weather burcau reglotored | —_ taken by a hmit dozen irate fshermen, who | Siith {en TaiaisUlun 4l ments are likely to come at any time w:l:'l'fl(;r-;ml this morning Cleared e alt | G (e mercury stil slaing redi : 1) | threatened to mob him. The deputy fought | Mae McCotmmck, Biair | | Even the glorious Fourth can't stop the | YRl FFOPDC Lhe mereury fdown fo S8 A1 KANSAS CITY, July 3.—Kandas tofay | Promoters of the Bull Fight Givea Full JirCruet 10 0o heds, where he suc- aert ;":!lj"!.lA).4l=r S il clipping of coupons. Those rich old fel ‘::::;“;“"“"” ‘I:; r"“l"i e Euty kY | was tho Rottest flace In the United Statos. | . prence 5o e 4 e o a comforiable day. eathe k- | £ospe in South Cmaba ceeded tn locking up the net, after which | Wi ‘Wesier Garmng o 4| tows on Wall atreet sit back tn ensy chaira | [LEE € o8 SOTPTEED, R Abioh :‘\“:x\‘:(‘r‘ | Leavenworth _and Hutchingen edeh res has imitators —some dealers p he telephonéd to' the city for assistance.|Créta Dukeri. Chacron . 7| clipping bond coupans, but the western girl | JHECH FECE PO CTMOMELEr | ndrted a temperature of 104 degrees in the will substitute if you don't b Before reinforcements reached the lone| 't.l_:::"-«;_ i| who has the privilege of clipping vacatlon | 0 70r 11 remarkable things about the | *hade at 1 o'clock this afterndon, with the watch out. Be sure you get JUDGE FAWCETT DENIES THE INJUNCTION | duguts the mob. dispersed. Somo rrosts | {bson, Cliadron.. 2| Coupans 1s by Tar the happler [ poome, o tha remarkable things about the | Lidroury sl on the rise. Fort Scott ro- | Gt e el L kianioad B may follow. rM.:-'1)‘:;“‘-“..,"\.;“{.1‘ 1| She stands to get some real enjoyment . ..ceive heat thers has not been one death | POF1ed 103, arkansas City and Lawrefce | cure for Dandruff, falling hair, —— -t ¢ Gliaden, Freme 1| out of life. rec! s 06, Central Kansas 18 experiencing the near- | e adh | Atna Long, Sch . | directly traceable to the heat. Only about . | scalp exema, etc. A dash Conrt MHolds that the Protesting ‘WAS CHANGING BIG MONEY ¢ Howura. X }| The Wall street clippers get nothing but | (wenty-five prostrations in the lust weck | ©%' Approach’to hot winde encountered this | on J\e hair after bathing pre. en Have Not Proved thae | ! e en ot 3 < Carpiter, il g|worer, s, top | AT Fecoded. scason | vents colds. Awarded medals S0 Says A French Canadian of James e ¢ich, Papiliion | ead e Bee évery lssue, every day, for | and all ho Paris E 2 Chinge oF sy | » o " nors at Paris Expo- e Callahan, the Kidnaping os, BptingHeid 1lthe latest news concerning the contest.| MAUY Denths at ot QUADRO - CENTENNIAL OPENS | sition over all mmpe«iu'»rs. Public Nalsance, smigect. Auburn 1 | Full particulars are printed every day. The| PHILADELPHIA, July 3.—A breeze from | Sold Bverywhere. Book about it free. 7 wick, ‘Craig 1| Vacation editor has mothing to do but | the south temjered the heat slightiy this | Cételieation of the Settlement of the | . & i, Craig 1 morning, but 4 Jump of eight degrces In | 1 2 tion to restrain the ” Margare N 1 oo o Tt e Sk 4 ¢ s bl vt comurrne MRS U | | S i o a b t8: Thtormation 1odMiRR toAh{ digit of the , “becumseh . weather bureau thermometer registered | D 2 . esterday atternoon afdavits and . | DEADWOOD, 8 1. July . (8pocial Tele- e were introdpced o show Cudaby Kidoapers. Dalgdauit ssfris that it R WESTERN PACK]EG STATISTICS:| nat mure. ‘At o oclock the mercury had | gram)The Guatro:Contenniat aniva, i | | Coke Shampoo . Lead.. risen to 80, four degrees cooler than at|commemoration of ‘the twenty-fifth anni- | p South E. D. Dalgnault, 4 French-Canadlan, was | at the court house yesterday endeavoring | It was through infornjation tparted o the Miss Gararier, Auburn Mary than to swim In Lake Manawa or shoot firecrackers in Omaha. the Same print and he'd rather tell a vacation yarn | one hour indicated another scorching day. | The minfmum temperature during the night Blnck 1ils Degine at Dendwood. *‘Ooke Dandruff Cure ia untversally uaed by mambers of Congraes “foha W Evans, Foremnn of offctal v, House of Representatives. ” A. R. BREMER CO., CHICAGO. that the picadores are to be without real Total Weatern Packing | | tho same yes o U Joaces, the chulos without real banderilios POlice by him thet WIKGASCapshart, was | Mattle M, Forney, Sloux ; y an QIR Seathe UL Citerien Shd Uy HoNBIE | {1 Snry st {BeL e (Hiaieuaty S SLERT Mk nb (hé masuder witholt & resi aWord. io apprehended. He says that hé ‘saw'Qalla- “ M“‘;fc !\(:-'le: .nl,:u o i as Previons Week an ttle eleven deaths had occurred and the hospl- | Hifle, opened this moruing at 9:30. O B. | e ap u e Knowivs, Deadwoo ‘ 908 " . Jrostra- i o { the outh Omaha bull fights. The motal [t '(,n,"’,:'ml:l‘,,: I;;‘fl:&,‘fi;{‘,’?‘m‘ml': Al Fo ks Marun Hot Springs. w ope THRN, T VRS ABS ey, oreed wBatt Chiety:EYY, RROSINE] MEWINY OF th1S By eI brRYSE . (0 IoWat cleans ‘the hair and scalp, [ nstrumeuts used fu Spain and dn Mexico yio o e e op unu. | BUIn Blutehtotd. Terrs .. H " Tia' (otal nimber ‘of dektiin’ $FoRt BEAL | AYseerh Lk EhAg oML Suntoh Consettrproats | HEola Gl e, i } for the torture of the bulls are not ta bo ML T Bl en With the. big | DIAIChe Crow, Térry 3| CINCINNATL July 3.-Speelal Tele-| o "pye ity sfnce the beginning of the hot {;Z;:sivmu;.l:l;:mlfl'an:‘nTcgl‘n:;‘:::l'l.w;:' for the bath, i used In South Omaha, but they are o be hi 44 one of =~ the' Cudahy kidoapers, | ) dote, Lead: H Lol -Th‘u';rm (“;':‘v‘lz{‘ M”l i m..: spell 1s ninety-one neers, welcomed Y visnors: from: - outside | For sate At Boston Store Deug Dept. ! imitated In soft pihe and papier-mache. ‘Diioniiie reported his obkervation at the Lend 3| western packlug is 480,000 head, comparcd | sy 11 g'clock the offictal weather bureat | plgces fn behalf of the soclety. b The animals arc not to be plerced With onirel bank to Detective Joyce of Chi- | iy Fawler, Deadwood 2| With 480,000 the preceding week and 410,000 | (hormometer regtstered 91 degrees, a de- | A¢ 10:30 the mineral palace -was- dedi- [} these imitation lances and banderillos; thoy cago. The Prenchman says that Joyee in | Grdce farcell bon oo DB AL L March 1 the total Is $,025,- | crease of four degrees compared with the | cated. W. L. Mchaughlin and W: Grice f are to be aroused to a frenzy only by the turn gzave the Information to Chief Donahue | Hhic ‘Bennett, Diadwood : }| 000 hend, against 7,855,000 a vear ago. Prom: | same hour vesterday. Up to this hour | aigo delivered addresses. The chief feature waving of red banners: and that Callahan's arrest in February was | “¢ié Thompson, Leadwood 1| inent places compare as follows fitfeen deaths and a score of prostrations | (hts forenoon . was. the gpening of the sport Lies tu Agility, | the muml y - Omabu, Chicago hl_l‘_‘h"';“ "P‘nl"f“!"- i il ing | inETAl palace, the button being. touched e, | Datgnault was preserit during’ the. trial | Jennte A. I Kans { The humidity at § o'clock this morning | by )jrele Mildred. Franklin. The weather The sport is to be the agllity of the plea- | W Rph B o i vas not called as a erren, Kllpatrick & OMA | was 61 per cent. At 11 o'clock It had de- h’ At dores, chulos and matadores in dodging €0, 000 PP N 8t creased 3 per cent witness. The county dttorney and thé chlét " AL 8 The w! ¥ 0! s st eph . - " he wild steer for Neromus, the bull the "‘""‘" of ""’.""'("r""“ ""::_““;‘ for an ©f POlice have no confldence In his story [ Kmily Wimman, C; W. Hall Co..8,444 | Tainnanaits BALTIMORE, July 3.—Up to 8 o'clock | nenter, has bean brought in from the range The attorneys ‘for the app about geelng Callahan In the | Milwaukee . this morning cight deaths from heat and | po'nve cowbovs. A thousand people came Montreal lda Wagner, Dalzel 3,204 injunction argued (hat even such an €X' pany . fajgnault deglares that fhe. Cinclnnati ighty case t tratl tue h 3 [t / ) ¥ Py FYRROR | o y 7 | Ottumw elghty cascs of prostration due to (he |y, today from eastern points. hibition would be brutal and inhuman, sub- 'y ounty attorney dfd not call him, as a Hulda Webers, Kilpatrick & Co.3,167 \‘(!.-”:(rl“n.npia! same cause had becn reported to the | rhis gtternoon. the Sioux Indians have police in this city during the present hot jecting the bull to torture. TFhey read the winess whs because it° was desired to | Blanche Wiley, W, C. T. U. Co., Bee | 8loux City NG 52 | & Necbraska statute, which declares bull bait- ‘aequic Collahan in order fo avoid the pay- | ABulding ol e St. Paul ... 183,000 172,000 | spell. bas foll ewpy M ':‘;f‘:‘“":)“'d' ',""'dfi‘k'i““ be a crime kot L andu Lindblad, O. K. Scoticld. _—a 3 " (o | ing Bear, followed by his band of redskins, ing. or the torture of animals, to | ment of the reward. Orilla May . Butterfield, Fleishmann PITTSBURG, July 3.—The torrid wave | liacqthe streets and gave numerous and argued that the wiliful and continuous o i DT e v e s IMPORTANT LOT OF PAVING | was broken at 9 o'clock this morning by | {30l ae pany and foot races. Ol Chiet repetition ‘of any criminal act constitutes a public nulsance subject to injunction. Judge Fawcett sald ‘that he did not be- issue for the leve an Injunction shold OMAHA “'ORATORS IN DEMAND Revs. Hirat. and Trefs and Seve Others Are Colled Out ' Edih Spencer, Omaha Public Librar: Alice iavuder, Neo delephone Co Luclle Parigh, Neb. ‘Tel. Co. Allce Carey, J H. Mcintosh. Cassle Arnoid, NOFist. ........ May. O'Brien, Hayden Bros.. Greatest Amount of Work Contem- ted in Omaha Within Last Ten Yeurs. ra’n. The mercury dropped from 81 de- grees to 77 in a few minutes, and the in- dications point to a still turther decline, as what promises to be a steady rain has set Red Cloud sent word that he was too sick to leave his home at Pine Ridge, but wighed the palefaces at Deadwood much pleasire. . Chief Stinking Bear delivered TO reason. that the power of & equrt of equity ita_ O’ Barric it aeeseats in. Two aeaths and three prostrations should not be invoked to enjoin an' act st Gty Dov o Havaen Nade, per & Co. from the heat were reported up to 9 "L"b':’l"":;l“r’r"i!d""bly"é:;:“:":‘:;‘:“n"‘l‘;" unless it appeared cledrly ‘that the act —_— Nora-Ismeraon, Adams Lxpress Co. A tabulation of the forty-six strips of [ o'clock. Eighty-six deaths directly at- | g DelWS WerPreset B PR LSt o s contemplated was to be & crime, and a| Many Omaha orators have been called ont | Fifile hischt, Rpeiam.t Lo, .o paving upon which bids «will be opened Fri- | tributable to the eéxcessive heat have oe- | ‘ii oo "yiothera Bave long arms and lony -ty reusurer's e, .. curred in Pittsburg since last Wednesday. | Po rne" a o [] nulsance. He. did . not. belleye, contemplated {n thts - DEPUTY FIGHT_S_‘WITH' A MoB Troub! Ovér Sefsure of ‘Big Fishing 2 from .the evidence, that a erfme amd & nuisance were | of the city b deliver, Fourth of July ad- | { dresses today. - iMost. of the: speskers are imm among the lawyérs and minlstérs: of WL Buhenede, nited g sttorusy | for the district of Nebraska, will speak at | Wymare. . Bhte, Springs, Odell and Wymore have united in « celebration which, will be | Mamie Bird, Schadell's Bertia Clarke, ' Postal Féic graph. Lizzic Lee, Neb. Clothing Co “ora l\rehbs‘ Boston store, Kaley, Country Pubiisher nie Tunnell, teacher. , Int, Cor. Bchool. stian, W. R. Bennett Co, Blanche Campbell, Mason schoo| sthyl Thompson, Kilpatrick & Co. nma Meyer, Kilpatric | dny afternoon by the Board of Public Works | shows that: thenentire number af square yards of pavipg to be lald s 221,000. Of this amount, 145,600 square yards i re- paving and 71400 square yards {s new pav- | ing. ‘The number of yards of curbing to be done is 51,400. Of this number sixty-four were reported ‘since.Sunday night. DETROIT, July 3.—~The heavy thunder- storms of last night' cooled the air so greatly that the officlal thermometer reg: istered but 76 degrees at 7:30 this morning. A ten-mile breeze was blowing from the northeast at that hour. Forecaster Conger fingers. You can reach far into the moun-- tain sides and find the gold, copper, silver and ' froh. Yol paléfaces have it an in your 'pockéts, the' podr red men have short arms and fingets arid empty pockets.' The first performance of Neromus, the bull fighter, was exéiting. Tho wild steer was thréwn twice in succession. Fifty Net at Cuat-Of2 held In a large grove near the latter place. | HYMENEAL. 3 b tonight, includin > Lake. Rev. A. C. Hirst, pastor of the First |Juda Kicnaos, Masomas oo — St 8 emparesire will probably | &0 (\‘\‘?1:::-“;::.&2‘: of {1y Ghanhb Of [ Methodist Episcopal’ church, will Ella Simpson, Omaha Packin “Lindway. &0 above § before night. . F. ] 23 i mpiona hjech Daak 8t | L Ciaeth Ros® ROTEL.xeseeer oo R Leantey CLEVELAND, July 3.—A gentle rain |Cominérce of Dever. A prominent Den- Deputy Sherift Counsman, who has been detalled to stop violations of the Nshing' geliver an oration &t In, laws at Cut-Off luke, had an exciting ex- | T HrTRi periénee Tdesday evening. | g - Digestion M Imv: "filh:l?l“b'ehl-l"n;,l“”m by dyspepaia The uneasiness. after eating, fits of ous headache, sourneas of the stomach, and S e heg i b -mm to grow weaker, i Dyspepsia is such a miserable di: that lmlnndl‘ney to it should ba :::e.n early attention. This r ver- L is completely over: He run upon a)py, large net which had been stretched upon White Cloud, Kan. E. J. Coraish, member of the Board of Park Comm oners, will W. F. Gurley will speak at Wyoming, Sylvester R. Rush, assistant United | States attorney for the distriet of Nebraska, will dellver an address at Loulsville. Rev. Edward Frederick Tretz, pastor of -Kountze Memorlal church, will speak at Tekamah, Wind and Rain at Stella. STELLA, Neb., July 3.—(Spectal.)—A se- vere wind and hall storm visited a section of country about'a: mile- wide and. extending Ella Poff,’ Burkley Envelope Co.... Kachel Lyman, Mut. Lite Ins, Co.. Grace Brewington, Neb. Cycle Co.. Polly Hermans, Sorosis Shoe & tore Agnes Kube, W. R. Bennett Co Buphta Miller, A, 2eterson . Biunche O'Barrion, Hayden Anna Peters, Omaha View schoo Nell 1. Spurck 4 Selma Burns, F Ina Barnha Gertrude Layton, Farre < Cora Batteile, R G. Dun & C Jessle Blake, Courtney & € Bertha Davis, J. R. Lehmer Clara_Yoder, W. E. Melkle Eva Byrne,” Haydén Lros Margaret (“Connell, Seorct] Woman's Chris.{an ussoclation northeast of Stella. * Windmills 1o the path of the storm were blawn dows, also' cpra- cribs and shed drove” was” full | LARAMTE, Wyo.,' July 3.v(Special. }-The Laramie, Hahn's Peak & Pacific railroad Anna Bennett, teacher J. K. Lyman, Mut. Life In: Emma Quick, W. B, Mcikie Ellzabeth Urquhart, West. U.'T. Grace Bheely, Richardson Drug C Annle Kellcy, Hayden Bro Annle Beecher, W.' R. Bennett Ci Elylra Howe, 'Omaha Daily News. Stella Biue, Kilputrick & Co. irene Van Noy, U. P. headquartérs come oL SESEESEEEAT | gram.)—Under a bower of flowers and sui WASHINGTON, July 3.—(Special Tele- rounded by a company of intimate friends and relatives, Miss Margaret Jsabelle Lind- say, daughter of the late Major George F. Lindsay, United States marine corps, was married to Captain Alexander Atkin- son, a former resident of Omaha, now re- siding near Boston. Rev. Mr. Perry, rector of 8t. Andrew’s Episcopal church, performed the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss May B. Dickinson of this city, who wore a Parislan gown, while the bride's costume was white lace and ohiffon with dlamonds as ornaments. After the cere- mony a wedding breakfast was served Mr. and Mrs. Atkinson left Washington at 3 o'clock for Philadelphia and from that city will make an extended tour -through the New England states before finally eet- tling in thelr future home at Dorchester, Mass. Captaln Atkinson is now conmecte began falling in this city early today, and | as a result the temperature fell to 76 de- grees. During the past five days sixteen deaths and eixty prostrations from the heat have been reported. Hotter at Cincinnatl, CINCINNATI, July 3.~The sky is clear today and the temperature higher than yes- terday. The government thermometer ro- corded 82 at 7 a. m. Thermometers on the street level at 8 a. m. showed 88 degrees, agalnst §2 at the same hour yesterday. There is less breeze going today. CHICAGO, July 3.—Although the tem- perature at §:30 &, m. was down to 73, the humidity showed 85, per cent and weather conditions were rather depressing despite a cloudy sky and fair breeze. Up to 1 p m. two additional cases of prostration were reported. One of the vietims, Mrs. Mary Brown, 30 years old, ver man today stated after going through the mineral palace that the Black Hills some day would be another South Africa, on nccount of the many big low grade gold propositions. SHOOTS HUNTER_ FOR A DEER Frank Chafey Accidentally Kills His on in Bushes Near Spearfish. SPEARFISH, §. D., July 3.—(Specal. The case west of this city where a man took another for a deer and shot hitm dead has been thoroughly investigated by the coroner of Ctook' county. It was learned by him that men named Frank Chatey and John Combs, with two others, were hunting dcer.. Chafey siw something moving domo distince away from hfm in some’ willows and immediately fired at the moving object. ‘| has bought a tract of land In the western | Phyils Harlund, Coleman with the subsistence department of the Hood’s Sarsa, suburbs of 1 Bertie Davls, J. 'H. Lehm 2 ol iri apparently became mentally deranged. 8ho |\ i 4 'o¢ peing deer upposed, it was parllla 8 of the city for terminal purposes | Bertle Davis, J, H. Lehman oo, o0 United States army, with station at Bos- | yisited the homes of meighbots, smashing | INste® ';vhfl" et fuppeesd, which strengthens the wholedigestive syster: and to be used for depot, yard and other bulldings. b o 0000000000000090”0006000000‘00‘000060000%0 8000000000000000900090000000000000090008 CUT OUT THIS COUPON. o Agnes Mullin, Haarman Bros Mrs, Jenule Hrosman, Haarman Bros. Grace Campbell, McCord, Brady Co.. A. L. Huft, Johnson & Goodlett, Maud Mahan, Kilpatrick & Co, Ceuncil Blufrs, 1tttk e < 0 8 001 KIDNEY SYMPTOMS We are trequently asked what the symp- toms of kidnoy disease are. Kidney dis- Albany, N. Y, . ton. Mann-Tucker, FLORENCE,Neb, July 3.—(Special.)—Miss Mabel fucker, daughter of F. 8. Tucker, WYMORE, Neb., July 3.—(Special.)—Rev. Ernest Albert Oshorne of this place abd Miss Maud Harden of Niobrara were mar- court or the court of appeals, the windows generally and finally returned to her own home, where she barricaded herselt in. The police were compelled to break in a window and the woman was taken to the police etation. Combs, instantly kifled, Ohatey was arrested for murder, bt was released after a hearing at Beulahi. Plerre Th PIERRE, 8. D., July '5.—(Speclal "Tele- NEW YORK, July 8.~It was not as hot in this city this morning aa it was yester- day, but the percentage of humidity was much greater. At 9 o'clock the weather ! [ CUT OUT THIS COUPON Bt . S S 9 |Emma Noomen, Nurae . | R o et | ohiie: ek somaaty Wit Thave, were do|(STERYEL Lege aTpNC o' ke frip The Tonight at 8:15 ’ | " " " 1 ounti t ttem © Omaha Bee, Sinule Co“pon. O | Beulan Hoagland, Wooaward 45| church by Rev. . 5. White of Omaha. |new cases of prostration noted. The tem- 4 ’;”":‘;:y‘("‘f"";‘l‘:“m:‘:e_;;";“l_:{nh:’_,“ Thé The Celebrated Singer ! g O | M aS e, oodward 0| Soveral rolatives and & large mumber of | perature was 76 and the bumidity 82 Since | Ll UL onc totween Huron and Pletfe \ © |Mamie Aumany .. % | triends were present. Mr. and Mrs. Mann | the heat becamc severe June 22 there have MISS MABELLE H umimer acation CEA R R R i | left on the evening train for the east. They | been 138 cases of prostration, twenty-seven g 3 § o v:rr;wm";iwy'v’-%ln.fi”l':}r)}.:m“' ,'.’, will spend & week at the Buffalo exposition [ of which have resulted fatally. . © |J. Mary Neison, Christiun Home 3 | and then go to Boston, Mass., to make their | BOSTON, July 3.—This city entered upon MER | 5 For the most popular young lady. 0 |t Maxwell Dept. U. 8. clerk Bl Rome. its seventh day of oppressive heat with the | O 0 e vote for Miss § | Bors Touma senese 1 R thermometer at 86 at & o'clock & m. and | o Vonuoi-Cullaton. the wind light from the southwest. o Name. g Jennie McElroy, Dunla Durli the six da; of excessive heat cElroy, Danlap........ 07| LA PORTE, Ind, July 3.—Adolph C. Von- | During ¥s of excessive hea ; 3 8 Amnl————-—__.__.____ O |Mayme Creighton, Slous City. #17 | nol, an Austrian count, and Mary Cullaton, which have prevalled in New England be- Prima Donr: Lon(rnlln,]orthn Chicago | s Town. tate, © | amanas Rramxe, Manaing . o1 | daughter of the late editor, John Cullaton tore today nearly 100 deaths have occurred Symphony Orchestra, who sings at the ] ° Works for O | Jean Reed, Sioux City ... : 8% 15¢ Burlington, Ia., were married here to- | ¥hich have been attributed to the weather New York Chautauqua every summer | 2 o [}l sorly. cler Woux iy 24 g 'The groom will mext year Il the | conditions. Of this number twenty-four with Sherwond, who sang at the Puris || © CUT THIS OUT.—Deposit at Bee office or mail to [ 0 widl 10| chajr of German and French at Leland |Bave died in Bostn Whe number of pros: wVIA.. Exposition last year and who sang at | Omaha, Nebraska. o Stanford university, o °::nd:'d By gl e i our own Transmississippl Exposition fn ! 00000L0000000000000 0APO000000000000000d% ——— Iy 160. A, it KEARE SUOIM: WL STHERE Osborne-Harden. nearly 180. every evening. Also the American UNION PACIFIC -y _ AND RETURN July 1 to O AND RETURN City Offices, 1401-1403 Farnam St. Musical Festival Pavilion 15th $t. & Capitol Ave, BIOGRAPH [-3 o . e | 14 © | ease may long exist betore it 18 recognized, | Fied in Omaha Tuesday morning at St.|pyreau showed a temperature of 8 de- [)\l | o Omaha Beo Subscrlpflon Coupon © | 't at first having no distinctive symptoms | Johu's Eplscopal church by Rev. A. L. Wil- | grees, as compared with 3 at the same time 3 © |of its own. llams. The couple will live In Wymore. |yeyterday. The percentage of humidity was . e SR Any of the foll t i s ——— H . ¢ A Sum \Y § | o7 108 oowin ity tarstit| o TR T Wrwieing, [, Yoo Borad 4 e W NEW MOVING PICTURES o mel‘ acat On o A severo pain or aching in the 1l of| THERMOPOLIS, Wyo., July 3.—(Special) | heat were reported in New York and 8 2 " s Omsha. g g ' © |the back. —The people of Thermopolis believe that | Brookiyn Never before ghuwn 1o a 4 A tired, exhausted Peeling. the richest vein of copper ever found In Since the extremely hot weather began \ o For the most popular young lady. 8 A desire to urinate frequently. ARs aiata’ Ran’ beso: dincoversd WHHIN'| June 38 ‘there have basn 80 maay deaths. Admission 10 Cents g 7 d © | An unusual desire to urinate at night, | twenty-five miles of town. The property |from the heat (hat it has been imposaible July 10th to 3ist. inc. The Two Central Seotions Re- § A An annoying, scald is owned by M. C cGrath an ow o bt A nec. 6 - | o This coupon, If accompanied by a cash payment on ¢ old sadscription te g tion Nhlleyur‘lnl(‘.ln' IAK. o7 UIRiGH A9 Waln. ’l‘hoyore at & depth of a few feet ::,:,':," ‘(;‘f.::‘.z“::d:;‘;::r:; ‘-::-m{m'-l:ll: THE‘ugU"N"I‘(;% al.l')lAE":lC A Nl © THE BEE, counts 15 votes for ea.h 15c paid, 100 votes for each dollar paid, etc. © | "An ‘inadiiity to make even ordinary ex- |Tuns over 50 per ceni copper. JudR® | ino Greater Now York for the slx days at sy g . s ) 2% g | eEtion. Theimas ot Glaurack, Wyo. vialied the min® | 517. Al of these were well defined caser WILL BELL Wy i T An abundance of pale or scanty flow of | Jast week and he pronounces ore the | o¢'hoat prostrations resulting f : o+ it 0 Mo Votes for Wit e 19 /| dark.colered urine richest of any yet found fa Wyoming. 15 A8 1515 BE TRR the high ROUND TRIP TICKETS ¥ . i| A deposit of red or white brick dust or Ove. Noas Diamond At 11 o'clock the therme BETWEEN ’ Diamond Peak. 'mometer had risen g ENVER » 2 o ¥ G L g albumen, la, the uring, which s easily do- | oo Lok ;”a Tty 3o(Special 1 | 0 the 92 mark, but the humidity had tallen OMAIA AND (SIFHTRE st tanass A1) ress % octed by letting the urine stand for a few . o )= | 40 53 per cent.. The temperat il s | e o bkt 14753 e Ala 3 (L I T e © | hours. B It 1s reported that rich gold and copper | 12 5% Pr ConL KRE Hmere e A tionk | OMAHA AND PUBBLO ... ”s.n:fln} =, '113‘\:1;(1 resents { o PR Y A © | The above arem fow of the principal | beaTing ore has been discovered near Din’ | today the total number of deaths from tho OMAHA AND GLENWOQD SPRINGS §31.00| FERRIS STOCH | Works e . ol ©. | symptoms of this dread malady In its first | MORd Peak. over the iine In Colorado, ARd | peq: yn New York and Brooklyn afier 2 a. e i 3 810 e e © | and second | gos. 16 third stage. s 0 Jptmaen.ihe MENEAE bt the Cache L& | m., was forty-seven. Julv - Ist to 9th, inclusive THE TWO ORPHANS: | &N \ A "Q | most’complete exhaustion, and leads to the | Poudre and Big Laram| There were so many bodles In the morgue | Auguet Ist to 10th inoclusive half next week—STREEIS OF { Q send B3P 10 (DADQ) ampnibinnrmemmeibs e - 0 | straiahy ana garrow path of Bright's Dis. | DAL the ore at the grass roots CArrles | a0 cthat the compartments could not & i°,...AND.... NEW vORK, Tart hall of ‘week—THE e © |oase. . $110 In gold wnd copper. \There Bas been | poiq’ tneni all. Two wagons and police | gept, (8t to (Oth, Inclusive|HOUR OF s N g PN } g O [ If you have any of the aboye symptoms o rush of Wyoming miners to the scene. | pgyror Wiigans were bringin [n otbert con- b SR BRI ) Prices—10c, 100, 2 5. ! ©. | try a bottle of Cramer's. Kidney and Liver : —————————— stantly; and it was necessary to send the re- K T3 DA - i e i v © | Cure.’ It will not anly hqip you, but eftect | Y1€t0FY for Denver Liquor Men. | yains of ‘sixty persons to the potter's OMAHA AND) DENVER ..o 81D : e COLORADO SPRINGS..$15.00 Q R © | permapent cure, DENVER, July 3.—Judge Palmer in the | fela”betore the exptration of the fiva days | OMAHA AND COLO NGS5 | o N. B.—This coupon must be countersigned by The Bee Circutation Department, e & S aistrict court today, denied the motion to | Lo CHA Ll BT A att OMAHA AND PUEBLO ... $15.00 | ) f h Q FREE SAMPLE FOR ALL. dissolve the injunctions In the cases of [ Usually allowed for identification or ree- ‘00D EPRIN ¢ OMAHA AND GL WOOD §PRID © or the town ageat to whom' the: subscription manty--ls; pald Depesit or mallte © | 1 you will send Danfel Cronin and the Chesapeake Oyster | lamation " Street Park L (] your address to the | .. 4" iy o ¢ against the Denver Fire 5 bat .| Tickets Umited for return to Oct Vinton Stree Q “Vacation Contest Dept.” Bee, Omaha, Neb, O | Cramer Chemical Co.. Albany, N. Y., they Tish company against the Denver, The extreme heat wae broken tempor. 1 : ‘@ | will wend you u sample batile free. and Bollce board B e oiay iy | rily at-lesst in this city about 2:30 his | New City Tloket Offcr, 32¢ Des Moines vs. Omaha o g o p faloon keepers may sell liquors to Womon | afternoon, when rain began to fall, ace Street. Telephome 316, NS aud & o Comersipready . aeso| Cramer CRemICAl COMPANY, |Imctireeomomiaie,Tin, el ey | companied vy o hirty-milesan-bour wind | yajon statton, 10th and Maroy Siree, KED aps &L 8000000000000000000000000000000000000008 he 'woila "uppeal eliher o "tne supreme | | WASHINERON Sun T e ook Telephoue 030, | fwe games July 4th, at 1030 and 3. \