Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, July 7, 1901, Page 4

4 THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SUNDAY, JU PRICES TAKRE A TUMBLE ard (B .vely Lew, T P o 4 o 6 S S S 4 S S S S e S S b S S S 4 S S G b S s e s o > o O W. R. BENNETT COMPANY. Clearing .S_ummer_ Goods ne approximately tors have already rece ent of their claims propo Paving Are » NOTABLE DIFFERENCE OVER LAST YEAR Conatderable Surprive Resalts When \gayy NOTFST pARE NSIGNED the Honrd of Public Works Opens Bids for Work Now Un All Summer Goods marked lower, i in order to clear stoclk. iverything scasonable and at the It You Get Blank Money Dated lowest prices everoffered. Don’t miss the opportunity. Warm weather goods at greatbargains Helena It's a Sonvenir of Big | Contempiation, | } Train Robbery. Drug Department Juu'ry D-plrtmont Sporting Goods Hardware Department Grockery Dept. | | | | | | | Great Reduction in Fishing Mondasy Bargains. Summer Leaders for Monday 1 Bennett's Patents Tackle. st of seasonable koods, at prices =1 0on QAT G ' Every one Guaranteed RODG " ation of halt galjon | | BENNETT GHTNING RAT f . s zsc | 16c article ...ovivvvi0i S se ! o \:‘ « ‘zse | WEANETT'S TOOTH FOWDE i 15¢ i article .c.ovv0iiin BENYETT'S POULTRY POWDER. Be artlele vorsvonenand ¢ pound * .2 " BESNETT'S EGG b, 1 1b. pke....08 BENNETT'S CONDITION POW- * Fresh made ¥ acial ba DERS. EA 25c article vvoeveni...206 “T‘ff".'ff _"’ Igc &09'0000000000 BENNETT'S CARBOLIC SALVE, fa e article ... for red By Trunk Bopmmlnl i ik 5c 16¢ Woodlnwm Depl. BENNETT'S CASTROLENA, Hat @ 5 25¢ article ...... A5¢ oller—hard ¥ Ieo BENNETT'S DLACKBERRY CORDIAL. o e artic (¢ ‘ ok, Cia Sids 98c article Wik Butter br Omaha to choose s' ' n ' : “"“M.vu.n- They l‘r’u:u-r 2 bt i b bt b cudgs rr-«” a Ion'ry .p ? | S0c article. . 30¢ ping ¥ Removal Sule Prises, BENNETT'S CELERY COMPOUND, everything In the > . P o o . ° fractors were as follo : 2 X £ We have & I » stock setein P ] £1.00 article .89¢ ol s0ld befors we mOve Arphalt, cia BENNETT'S LIGHTNING ROACH PANTE, 25¢ article ... |5g n's Roach Paste— zac xtra g trom 12 W. R. BENNETT COMPANY. 2 IR I I M I I I I I IE I I IR IR I I I I IS LAST DAY OF CHAUTAUQUA| People A ve ot David City on brick, class ¢ Crowded Trains to Hear | Shr Soarantes, Sk to Closing Exercises. ek, class DAVID CITY, Neb egrated granite on the curbing and guttering we m mercial Land company, Parkhurst Curbing company, J. E. Riley, W. P. Mumaugh, | attend Ctarles MoCabs and Wifs, the nce axceeded by several thous nce on any previous day. orencon the Cotner University quartet rendered some patriotic [ HE TELLS OF SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP | ) fos — — - r Kuarantee Vitrified br ck i w75 $ | ",f,,‘ i All trains we st | ¥evea i t Pacific traln from Str £ REINES . HBesl on Niwer 0500 00 O \Ne casates. The SEmNAE th Omih Mubalid: Souras pun B0 suMM ER 0“ I lNGs PAClFlC Grant Paving company, James P. Redma ’“l‘"‘ M. McGowaa. | songs. Afterward a declamatory con t will require several days to tabulate | yre% = Afierward & declamatory cont the bids and the board will not announce W . women and ono young man who had pre- | g, aetees the Vastness of the Siw- the succesaful bidders until next week. viously won silver medals in local con- LA - g ter Continent an Tells of Need BUFFALO MIDWAY SUBMERGED |Miies £va crosh of isien cig o oot of Misslon Money—Troposcs Lowest Rates Ever Made Now Placed in Effect by 1n the afternoon the Fick Jubilee singers Ten Militous, that Relleves New York's | gave a concert. Hon. Champ Kk then nds Swamps | delivered an oration. A hard rainstorm came up from the northwest, lasting about the Faje Grennds, two hours, and an nch and & half of rain | The Methodism of Omaha was represented I L _ tell. at the First Methodist Episcopal cburch | 5 BUFFALO, Y., July 6.—A severe elec- | The people were enteriained in the even- | Saturday the occasion being the reception ‘ trical storm passed over this city tonlght. | ing by fireworks and a concert by the K+ ' to Bishop Charles McCabe, who, with his [ The lightning struck in a dozen places. | baugh band on the court house lawn. Th ite, has just returned from a tour of the | | It hit the supply wires that bring elec- | closed the first annual session of the Day outh American republics, where he held | trical power from Niagara Falls to Buffalo, | City Chautauqua, which was promoted and | two conferences and visited innumerable burning out transformers and other elec- | carried out by Rev. H. H. Harmon and |schools and missions. The formal reception trical machinery in the Buffalo recelving | Prof, Winkern as superintendent and man- | was in the auditorium of the church, being | Bouse. For over an hour the smeets were | ager. There s talk by business men of | presided over by Dr. J. W. Jennings, after | without electric 1ight, except that fur-|organizing a stock company and making | which the women of the congregation | aisbed ftrom store windows which bad | the chautauqua & permancnt institution. | served refresbments in the church parlors. | their own plants, and the strect cars were P The reception opened with prayer by Dr. | At & standstill. The rain fell in torrents, | STORM’S V|CT|M STILL LIVES |D. K. Tyndall of Trisity church. The ad- the water flooding many cellars. Three dress of welcome was made by Dr. A, C young people, who left the dock st Crystie | Grand Island Boy Injured in Circus | Hirst, who spoke in behalt of the ministry beach in a rowboat before the storm, had Tini Nin Obhnoe of and laity of the district ot returned up to a late hour. Bishop McCabe began his address with The flash of lightning that put out the Bacayeryc 9 a remark to the effect that the day was downtown electric lights and stopped the | GRAND ISLAND, Neb., July 6.—(Special) | ono of speclal significance to him, as It street cars also shut off the lights at the | —Charles Stevenscn, the lad seriously in- | was the forty-first anniversary of his mar- exposition. The conduits were utterly in- [Jured in the wreck of the Gentry Bro'. |rlage. Dr. Hirst then proposed the chau- adequate to carry off the water and the | cIrcus tents yesterday afternoon, is alive | tauqua salute, in response to which each grounds were fooded. Some of the midway | this morning. He Is unable to talk, but | member of the congregation waved his shows were flooded to a depth of two feet. | APPEArs to be semi-conscious. He is 11 [ handkerchief in congratulation, The engine room beneath the machinery | Years of age and the attending physiclans | “I never fully realized until now,” sald ; bullding was also filled with water and all | think there 1s a slight chance for recovery. | the speaker, “how deficlent is Methodism { the machinery was stopped. One small | Several particles of skull and some of the | in bishops. We have but sixteen for the clreuit, which supplies arc lights in the | brain have been removed. His father is | whole world, which s all out of proportion | exhiblt buildings, was the only one un.|® workman on a sheep ranch south of the |to the other denominations, and I believe affected by the storm. city. There were two dozen people injured | that the gemeral conference at its next | NEW YORK, July 6.—A severe thunder-| In the way of broken or dislocated bones | meeting ought to elect thirty-four new storm swept over this city yesterday and|and bad cuts and fifty were slightly brulsed | ones. The Roman Catholics have twenty- brought comfort to millions of heat-stricken | OF cut. eight bishops in China, and we bave one; New Yorkers. The temperature fell 16 de-| Only one case of damage from the coun- | the Church of England has twenty-one | grees in less than two hours, and over two | tTY has been reported, the kitchen having | bishops o Africa, and we one. He Is a inéhes of rain fell. Some of the sewers, | been blown awa: trom John Nielson's | Klant, but if he should die who would take unable to carry off the tremendous volume | farmhouse. The tar and gravel roofing |his place? All this is extravagant economy | of water, burst, flooding the streets In| O¥°F the new wholesale house occupled |©n the part of the church at large and the | varlous localities, and in many cases stores | P tho Dolan Fruit company was torn up | time will come when it will be corrected and residences. Lightning struck several | DY the wind and the raln went through | “One of the first objects of especial in- bulldings, but no serious damage was done. | 1 the lower floor, damaging considerable | terest that I observed after leaving the goods, principally eonfectionery and cigars. | United States was the evidenccs of at- plodil e stidting tempts to dig the Panama canal, and COMPROMISE IS PROPOSED| Atsers ook to Show Un Beef. |as I witnessed these ineffectual ¢fforts on g WASHINGTON, July 6.—The Post to- |the part of a private corporation I won- BOUND TRIP RATES BETWEEN OMAHA AND TOYE T 1) e e ar e S e St B S v o 1oyl |11 D oy e e e e i 1 () o0 \ Colorado Springs .................... 1550 || Colorado Springs ................... 19.00 Bueblo... oo 15.00 || Pueblo GE nsaus e e e OO0 Glenwood Springs.... voveneennn. 20,00 || Glenwood Springs .......... ........ 3l.00 Ogden ...........eccceeviiiiiniine... 30,00 || Ogden. ............ .. 32.00 Salt Lake City........................ 30.00 || Salt Lake City........................ 82.00 Tickets on Sale July 1 to 9 inclusive; Tickets on Sale July 10 to 31 in- August 1 to 10 inclusive; Sep- 1 clusive; August 11 to tombor 1 to 10 inclusive. | 31 inclusive. GOOD FOR RETURN TO OCTOBER 31, (90!, San Francisco........................$45.00 || Spokane.........................vv..... 40.00 IROTIANd " 5. 1L s s sy iearansy AR500¢ MRt i ot = SIS 0 g Seattle . veessnnrenneeeees 46,00 || Helena .....ccoieeiviieernnnniirnens. 85.00 Tacoma ...... | Rece! of German Savings Banks dered why the United Stat q 't b morrow will publish a speclal from its y the United Sta oesn’t buy . q . b q 0 Reports on Plan for Dividend | owner at Carlsbad, Germany, saying thut | 1€ 0t and dlg the canal liself. It I only Tickets on Sale July 6 to 13. Good for return to August 31, 1901. Suggested by Stockholders. General and Mrs. Russell A, Alger (s stay- forty-seven miles across the isthmus, and ’ ing there and that the health of the former | this government could dig it fn two years Is lmproving rapidly. The speclal says Vastness of South America. Thomas H. McCague, recelver of the Ger-| (hat when General Alger's attentlon was ®an Bavings bank, filed in the district court | called to the publie statement apropos of Friday his special rejort settiug forth a|(he late Dr. Daly's death, o the effect that | America by consulting the maps. Ten | Pproposition of certatn stockholders to com- | the army beef scandals in which Dr. Daly | 5tates the size of New York could te carved promise their llabllitles to the depositors. | was conspicuous bad resulted in General | Ut of Colombla alone. There are 200,000 It will be presenttd this morning to Judge | Alger's retirement from the cabinet, the |Guare miles of fertile land In Argentina Fawcett for bis approval general sald that the beef controversy had | Where In recent years wheat in great quan- | This proposition, It accepted by the court, | nothing to do with his retirement from the | tItles (s belog raised. It s no longer | UNION PACIFIC Do can get no ldea of the slze of South | New City Ticket Office 1324 Farnam Street. Telephone 316. Union Station Tenth and Marcy Strects. will constitute the sixth dividend pald out|cabinet and added: “However, my book | POFSible to forecast the wheat market ot | By the recelver, and will give to the credi-|to be published in September will show |'h® World without inciuding Argentina in tors of the bank between 46 and 50 per cent | the whole matter up.’ the estimate. Brazil is as large as the Telephone 629, whole of the United States, exclusive of Alaska, yet it is comparatively undeveloped | ~undeveloped because the population lack Yaukee thrift and enterprise,” The bishop related incidents connected with his visits to Chill, Equador and Pata gonla, and touched upon the work of the church in other republics of the southern | Fires First Gun of Open War on Se- PRUDOOVOOVOEEOD OO OPOOO OO |SANTA FE ROAD CUTS DEEP ::,r‘.a“y:,\ lines out of the pool to become C. Stubbs, traMc director of the Harriman| General Wood's illness s protracted am system, was held here today and general| unusual le of time the executive d: B. Blddle, freight traffic manager of plans discussed for the interchange of ties of the commander of the Depart The Choicest Hops and Barley Malt brewed under continent. He referred to the two great | e s he Santa Fe, dlscussiog the cut in rates, trafc between the ronds. The meeting| of Cuba will bo mssumed temporarily by schools at Sandiago and Conception, each sald was held for the purpose of arriving at Colonel Samuel M. Whitside, Tenth cav- the immediate supervision of occupying property worth $100,000, the gift duetio “In making an open reduction in rates perfect understanding in regard to the alry, now stationed at Santiago. of Richard Grant and Andrew Fowler of sl we are only doing what most of our com- new traffe relations of the roads and the e bl Ul L the most skilled masters of New York. From the west coast, he sald, | CHICAGO, July 6.—A rate Sght of liberal Petitors have been doing secretly for many | discussion took up the greater part of the SCOURING YOUR SCALP | weeks. Our trafic between Kansas City d and Chicago has been decreasing week by Wil Remove the Loose Dandrnft week until 1t 1s now only 4 or 5 per cent of | EXAMINES ENDQWME?T RANK | scales, b the total trafic between these points, while It your one of the weakest 1lnes Is carrylng over 16| py¢hian Boara of Control Seeks to per cent. Such a condition of affairs could he went to the east via Magellan and the | proportions is on among the trunk Falkland {slands, thence to Montevideo and | gnerating between Chicago and Missouri Buenos Ayres. There 18 & Strong work | river centers. For several weeks thore has now established on the east coast and if | e been widesprea though secret manipula- Methodists realized half its importance, he | tions, of rates on all clusses of freight in sald, there would be no trouble in ralsing | ; the brewers’ art by the original and celebrated Blatz it Won't Cure Dandraff. brittle and thinning you merely scouring of the POEREOPIVOCOE ®e o . s territory, but there had been no ope o e e » of the loos . t . method are the unvarying o | twice as much as at present for the sups | o, CFTIOTY, but there bad boen go open| BT (ER, BT 8 Lt ate catting by our Haow Abost Questionabls alp of the loose scales wou't cure dan ean 1 d 't od @ | port of the churches and schools there. teday. . 4 competitiors, To stop such business we Investments, ) ‘;“““‘"‘. ’"”"" ug ";" L % : ik L RER ML ¥ ules of ecalp belng t a pesth means employed in produc g Ten Millions tor Missions There. When it became evident that peace could| e ermined 1o make & wholtsale I’(',\‘ ] P ORI - i | ‘erous nttle germ in (i T 4 A n rates ope this reduction proves t AGO, Jul nvestigation into the! 2 2 ¢ ing Blatz Beers— Brews that 8 “We need $10,000,000 for our home and | O be restored except by some drastlc Ac+| y, ygumciont to stop mecret rate cutting| cause which led former officers of tha| o P00 Of the Bair, whero it saps (be ; © | forelgn misslon: be resumed, “and we |'lon oMcers of several of the romds began o \oneniy make another big one. As ipreme lodge of the Endowment rank of :’vx' 8. Now you an’t stop dandruft nor are uncqua‘.ed in this coun: ©|can raise it. Wo can ralse it it we give | L0 PIan open reductions in tariffe. The Nts BI¥an aktietuciooe ansivol the (RETi TSRO g RELR (LI josuas. | fONIDE hair prevent baldoess un © | only a penny a day. The only trouble with | S&nta Fo was the first to act and today all our competitors will main- clous Investments was begun here today,| o%% YO desiroy that germ, and try today. @ [ the Methodist church s that it doesn't | “Ame out with an announcement that It n reasonable rates we will advance ours| Soven officers af the society, comprising oaly preparation that can do it Is @[ take up collections enough. It cught to | Would put in a scale of rates effective July| "0 o inat basis, but not before then ! the board of control, went Into secret ses tentific discovery, Newbro's He —— —— ® | take up one every day.” 15 between this city and southwestern Mis slon and heard evidence d with ‘the | Plelde. I fact, wo other hair preparaticn . souri river points that would awake the R hose clalms to Kill the dandruff germ SRR LIV VIR g Practical Joke FProves Fatal secrot rate cutters to a realization of the HARRIMAN TRAFFIC COUNCIL L;n“v‘ 'n( evidence was and what the| 'Pem will clean the scalp; soap an (non-intoxicant ) 3 e situation. — Sy iR AT e 4 " | will do that, but only Newbro's Herpicl ONIC FO 3 " v § 3 ; o i Stubbs Meets Men of the Indi-| result of the investigation now being madoe s ' L TONIC FOR WEAK NERVES AND WEAK BODIES @ | (CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ga., July 5.—George | my. 'ty promuicaied by the Santa Fol 000" will be unknown probably until July 10, | ECt8 8t the root of the trouble and kil Druggists or Direct, W. Shaw, a farmer, committed sulcide by P vidual Roads at Salt Lake the dandruf L% @© | shooting himsel n {h'u"""l‘ umplvk The | average reductions of from 30 to 40 and in e when the board of control will report to 'B® dandruff germ ®© | cause was a cal Joke. Two weeks ago | gome cases 50 per cent below the printed . the convention of the supreme lodge. VAL BLATZ BREWING CO. Y, ® Bhaw ““dv another mun had a fight and ' taritf s baliaxad $ the action of the gt e ; ., MILWAUKEE © |Bhaw mave his man 4 wrrible drabbing. | (400 1"“ i loved ti 8 helon pra - s— 4 R bimant o2 Onk BANTA F' M., July b Jose Banchez maha Branch—1312 Douglas Street Telephone 1081 o To scate Shaw boyi old him that his vi anta Fe will be followed by similar au-| SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, July 6.—A was hanged today at 8fiver City. ¥ ed U900V CLOEPOYDIEOY PP BTO Y OO YYYE AT R I TS T nouncements, and that it will bring the meeting of the head traMc men of thel PROLEEEIOLLOY VOO DROOO OOIPOOOODCO®D ®®D | Went home and shot himselt, 4 | long 'ASHINGTON, J 6.—It was stated at| Gesth complac hez killed € anding secret cuts to & bead and raiiroads in the Harriman system aud J.| the War department (oday that o caso | Lo Undares in'a fit of wiger last De-