Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, November 17, 1901, Page 4

AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAH Briok and Stone Bidewalk Ordinance Mests with Bome Oppssition. ITS VALIDITY MAY BE TESTED IN COURT Dr. Stone and David Anderson Pro- test Agninst Replacing New + iank Walks with Brick or Stone = Magic City Gossip. Some time ago the clty council issued peremptory orders that all sidewalks within certain prescribed districts must be lald with either brick or stone. Along Twenty- fourth street this order has generally been complied with, but on N street there is Kolng to be some opposition. For Instance, Dr. §tone of Omaha, who awns some prop erty on N street east of Twenty-fourth street, objects to tearing up a new plank walk and laying brick at this season of the year. The doctor tated to the city offcials yesterday that as soon as the walks in tront of his property needed repairing he was perfectly willing to lay a permanent walk, but he will not. he says, be imposed upon “This expense,” said the doctor, “is en- tirely unnec ary at this time, as the walks In teant of my property are in good condition. When there la any need of re- pairs 1 am perfectly willing to pay for aubstantial walke. In case the eity council endeavors to enforce its order 1 will seek n remedy in the courts. David Anderson is another complainant He says that be has been ordered to re- place 180 feet of new wooden walk with brick or stone. “This walk,” said Mr Anderson, “was laid only a short time ago and cost me $80. A brick walk laid at this time will cost not less than $150 and 1 do not feel able to meet the expense, especially as the present walk Is fn firat- «lass condition Like Dr. Stone, Mr. An- derson expresses a willingness to lay per- manent walks as soon as the board walks need repairing An effort is being made by the council 10 replace all of the walks on Q sireet with brick. The contractor has orders to go ahead, but he will meet with some opposi- tion from the Armour people. Lately, at considerable expense, the entlre property | owned by Armour fronting on Q street was cindered, making a fine walk, and this corporation will not at this time lay brick walks just because certain members of the council want the work done. It is ex- pected that unless some exceptions are made the ordinance creating permanent sidewalk districts will be brought up in court nerally speaking, the property owners are complying with the rules of the council, but where new board walks have been lald there is going to be opposition Want Direct Propositio Now that the bonds for a library site i have been voted the mayor and coul want a direct proposition from Mr. Ca negle or his agent before proceeding with the issue. At Monday night's meeting ot the council the city attorney will be di- rected to communicate with Mr. Carnegie's | agent and ask for a proposition of some kind. The only notice the city has of the intention of Mr. Carnegie to erect a $50,000 lbrary in South Omaha is through corre- spondence with Congressman Mercer. Mr. Mercer has written to Mayor Kelly, making the statement that a library would be erected by Mr. Carnegie when the city had provided a site and levied a tax for Its malotenance. Now the city wants some- thing better than Mr. Mercor's word be- fore the bonds are issued and sold. These bonds, if issued, will run for ten years and draw 5 per cent Interest Moving Meter Boxes. Since Plumbing Inspector Cook started out to fill water meter boxes located ou side of lot lives the property owners have taken a sudden interest in this matter and are baving the boxes moved inside the fences, where the council says they rightly belong. On his first trip around Inspector Cook had ten boxes filled, covering meter and all. It devolves upon the property owners (o have these boxes and meters moved from the curb line inside of the lot line. Several accidents have occurred lately by reason of rotten meter box covers and the city officials dectded that iron | covers must be substituted for wooden ones, or else the hoxes must be moved | onto private property Editor Merrill Talks, In the last issue of the Presbyterian Editor Merrill bas this to say regarding The Right Thing. A New Catarrh Cure, Which is Rap. idly Coming to the Front. For several years, Eucalyptol Guaiacol ind Hydrastin have been recognized as | \andard remedies for catarrhal troubles, | »ut they have always been given separately and only very recently an ingenious chem ist succeeded in combining them, together with other antiseptices, into a pleasant, effective tablet Druggists sell the remedy under the name of Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets and it has met with remarkable success in the cure of nasal catarrh, bronehial and throat catarrh and in catarrh of the stomach Mr. F. N. Benton, whose address is care of Clark house, Troy, N. Y., savs: “When | run up against a thing that s good 1 like to tell peaple of it. I have been troubled with catarrh more or less for some time Last winter more than ever. Tried several so-called cures, but did not get any benefit from them. About six weeks ago I bought & B0-cent box of Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets And am glad to say that they have done wonders for me and 1 do not hesitate to let my friends know that Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are the right thing.' Mr. George J. Casanova of Hotel Griffon, Weet 9th street, New York Clty, writes “I bave commenced using Stuart’s Catarrh Tablets and already they have given me better results than any catarrh cure I have ever tried" ding physician of Pittsburg advises of Stuart's Catarrh Tablets in preferénce (o any other treatment for atarrh of the head, throat or stomach. He claims they are far superior to inhal- ars, salves, lotions, or powder.and are much more convenient and pleasant to take and are so harmless that little children take with benefit, they contaln no opiate, cocalne or any poisonous drugs. All druggists sell Stuart's Catarrh Tab- lets at 60 cents for full size package and they are probably the safest and most re- able cure for any fotm of catarrh, complaints being made against city off- clals Tt {8 quite just now in our nefble or otherwise t lay all manner of sins at the feet of th school directors, the teachers, tha mayor and the councll We suggest that 1f von know anything, now is the time to tell | to the grand jury do not tell you are partners in guilt T the ‘credit of the city. we suggest tha some be a little more discreet in the use o their tongy e Members of the First Methodiat Episco pal church and congregation tendered a re- ception to Rev. M. A. Head, the new pas tor, on Thursday evening last. which was Intgely attended. About 400 persons at tended this reception and all greeted Rev Head with a hearty handshake and wished him success. The Epworth league decora- ted the lecture room of the church where the reception was held eral addresses were delivered which were appropriately responded to by the pastor Concert Tonight. for any one. tan to Rev. ad. South Omaha Conservatory of Music will be given tonight at St. Mary's church, Thirty-sixth and Q streets. The proceeds will go toward the support of the church An_ extensive program bas been prepared and a large number of tickets have been sold Among those who bave been given places on the program are: Charles Hig- gins, John and Lucille Rahm, Miss Agnes Jessie Carpenter, Charles Morlarty, O'Halleran and others. Chrysanthemum Festival, The annual chrysanthemum festival and flower show of the United Presbyterian church closed last night. In addition to the elegant display of flowers an tnterest ing program was rendered each evening M ment were: Miss Eunice Ensor. Miss Edna Van Arman, Miss Boyer, Miss Polly von Egert, Miss Alla Gilchrist, Ralph € sey, Mise Bertha Clark and Miss May Lovely. The display of flowers was un- usually large. The profit from the plants sold will go to the benefit of the church Magic City Gossip. orge Briggs has returned from a trip Kiahoma. Mrs. Ella Lawrence has retirned from a trip to Oklahoma Next Sunday there will be a turkey shoot at_Sarpy Mills park Dennis Harrington has about recovered from his recent {liness Miss Mary Raworth has gone (o Morris- ville, 1il, to visit friends win Randall of Cedar Blufts, Neb.. is dting his sister, Mrs, Charles Campbeil A daughter has been born to Mr. and Mrs. W.C. Warwick, Twenty-fourth and T str The Presbyterian King's Daughters will meet Friduy afternoon with Mrs, Willlum tentz Storm Bash—Get prices from Howland. 138 North Twenty-fourth street. before buyving. ‘Phone 1. A case of smallpox is reported at the heme of J. T, Sullivan, 1020 North Twenty- sixth street Mrs, E. 8 Harrell will have charge of the music at the First Presbyterian church this morning Rev. Dr. R. L. Wheeler preaches both morning and evening today at the First Presbyterian church rning the Burdens of Life” is Dr Wheeler's morning toplc at the First byterlan church today . Prof. Willlam F. Wentworth will give an rtalnment at the Methodist church on Thursday evening of this week F'red Wiebe of Grand Isl to South Omaha and I8 v the Manifee Hardware c to w employed with npAny Medical soclety has designated Dr. Sapp as Its cholee for city physician Zack Cudingtor came back from his grad- ing camp at Ottumwa, la., yesterday. He 1= looking r men to go to work for him Members of the drill team of Upchureh lodge. Degree of Honor, are requested to meet at the hall Tuesday afternoon for practice, Fred B. Smith. an evangelist of consid erable note, spoke to a large audience at Masonlc Tast night. His address was well received The ladles of 8t. Martin's Eplscopal church held a rummage sale at M1 th Twenty-fourth street vesterday af! and evening, which was quite a success Frank Christmann is receiving the coi gratulations of his friends on his appoint- ment as d oputy register of dees Christmann 18 well and favorably in South Omaha At & recent meeting of the W n Miss! odist Episcopal ol was hosen presid Banner vice president. Mre. M was the choice for recording oh Mrs. . W, Smith nt and Mrs, Josephine Head ry Croup. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is a certain cure for croup and has never been known to fail. Given as soon as the child becomes hoarse. or even after the croupy cough ap- pears, it will prevent the attack. It fs the wole dependence of many thousands of mothers, and never disappoints them. Price 25 cents. Large size, 30 cents. For sale by all druggists. Don't miss reading the want ad. page Bxplains that the Hoard I G for Him, ating Pol Enoa| OMAHA. Nov. 16.—To the Editor of The Bee: In tonight's issue of the Dally News appears & statement, under the caption of | ‘Wants a Pollce Commissioner.” to the of- fect that I am candidate for the office of fire and polic ommissioner. provided the supreme court reverses the present de- ciston In the Redell case and gives the gov ernor the pawer to appoint and organize | eaid board 1 desire to state that while my friends bave requested me to allow the use of my name for such appointment and that while | 1 am willing to serve my state and country in any capacity whatsoever, I could nat conscientiously accept such appointment 'f tendered by Governor Savage, for the rea son that I belleve and know that the mem be of the present board are honest, ca of the eity of Omaha and who have at all times proved their ability to do what rlght and honorable by sald taxpayers anl who bave contributed their share ftoward making Omaha “a good city to live in 1 canuot accept for the further reason that 1 will not allow myself to be used as a tool to further the interests of any man. set of men or party to “gel even” with the people who have made our city the most prosperous in the west [ am ready at any time to Aght corruj tion in politics, but at the present time there Is Do occuston for such a fight. As I have said before, the members of the present board are good men and 1 do not believe that the taxpayers desire a change at this time and I hope and ftrust that Governor Bavage, in case the power is con terred upon him, will reappoint the pres- ent board witbout any change whatever Very respecttully FRED BAUMAN Wanted, young lady competent to op- erate typewriter; stenography not neces- sary. Apply. stating experience and edu- cation, to L 48, Bee. Officers Cuilen and Sowers had an excii- g time about 9:30 last night while ar resting George Rettikin for being drunk and smashing a window at 307 Bouth Six- teenth etreet | Rettikin put up a fight when the oficers were taking him 10 the box at Fifteenth and Farnam streets Bome one started the report that the prisoner was Pat Crowe and by the time the hox was reached several hundred peo- ple had congre all fighting for & glimpse of the famous Pat. Only by sittin on him and keeping the erowd back wit thefr clubs could the ofcers hold their prisoner until the arrival of the wago pairol and it you know and | A concert under the auspices of the| O'Connor, H. 8. Elliott, A. 0. Mueller, Miss | Among those who assisted In the entertain- | nd has moved | 1t is understood that the South Omaha | pable and conscientious men, who are work- | oy, Ing fu the best interests of the taxpayers | THE OMATA BEE: SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17 DAILY row our cloak and suit department gathers fresh swing. Women’s Tailor Made Suits $14.75 blonse tor one of those new, stylish, imported Venetian suits, in black, blue and brown—new satin lined and {rimmed with stitched velvet or cloth bands, new bias flounce effects, Jacket skirt, perfectly tailored. and the price cannot be duplicated elsewhere for less } Mon- | / ) than %2 .00—our price day ... 1901, Monday in the Women'’s Department Suits, Raglans, Coats, Skirts (} You know that the methods employed to get the merchandise here to you are not possible elsewhere. We hold out to you the smartest hints that have cver gone out to traders from this or any other cstablishment, s lined new bias flounc ing—they are new fall $14 75 : ductions- ues, at....... Women’s Box Coats 975 around sey box e Women's fine quality ke lined with inches long, guaranteed SKinner's sating high storm collar, lapei tailor pockets, ten rows of stitching $Q75 Women's Box Coats $4,90 inches long, re bottom of coat this style nd quality coat will cost you elsewhere no less than S15.00- our price fo | Monday for box coats 1nade of good quality all wool kersey, lined with a good made and perfect fitting, 2 rular %8.00 value, P4 Women’s i U 2 fur lin rame styl regular £15.00 val. of the season-——maq cellent quality brown black, blue, throughout skirt, finished with pro. Ccollar and reveres, he ed, tinished with lor and qualit brings $20.00 clsewhere for i Women's Walking SKirts | This special walking skirt is made of an excellent ma- | $ 2 90 terial —they come in black, gray and ox- $290 | $9 ford, finished with 10 rows of stitching, it with the proper haug, regular $ Millinefy for Monday[ $3 75 found elsewhere —all our women’s trimmed hats that sold for %7.50—go at... | $375 = | | Al our women’s trimmed hats that o for $5.00, of six A children’s hats that sold at and $1.00, 20 at Al women's walking hats that sold for $1 $2.50, g long [NOTES 10 Platts ey, Bdward Wat ary Work in Re mouth « Ground Breaking Fiae Causes Arrest. Mondas. On Friday evening next Omaha lodge of | Re Elks will go to Plattsmonth and institute siona @ lodge of the or; | Edward Matthews did a little mis- | Mayor work {0 Omaha last night and as a | jng proclamation in that eity. The lis nseqience will be the prosecuting witness | o the Citigens of Omaha: Aft i1 something which 1 and electrical arrangement o e e e S o clation 18 by the making [ got | app Ruasell D nto the street. 1 jubilating. The ¢ the recent election were quit st ; ! hen O'Brien was | The police so far have failed to v Ased on bond. When O'Rrler of them g h Cotillion. s0ld by L. N. Gonden to H. ¢ it gamh | & Co" Mr, “Streight save that o we northside OrgAnization | the fAinest orunges ever recelved congratulations cf (heir f and these who were dote ated. Other speeche Siall price and big prof ket place T il Mrs. Sig. Blath has recefved t} e ——— a4 P of her slster's sudden de Homeseekers' Excursic : rpe No. 104 whil giva |8 erg of Ban Francisco, Dindge street 11 be ne recital On ‘Tuesdays. Novem Decembe Fhursd November A L 3 ob Wright's rec 11 be 48e 11 fhe M) R Hng finner will ha | day, November 24 | teksts Lo cortaln o | W 1. Fowler of 1 southeast and southwe " —— 1.1 Fan Dusen of Souh e fol ound tri s ina nn. t speakers at the Real E: Iare tov Eaund. trim pigs 83, .5 2 meating on Wednesds Umit twenty-one. day " N | Frea B, Smith wil ad For further informa amphiet ears. | meeting for men, to be call on or addres 0 any h I econd and of vh#\ Y ung | cast corner Fourteentn Dougla . at Washington hall streets. Omaha, Net hire | he abse of the famil THOMAS F. GODFREY. ' & ' (11 cemetery. |taat night hurglars entersd the ———————————— ot t p m. |G R Garland, ransacked the : e stole a quantity of silverware, Bargains of ¢ .4 v i Q0 the wap later. | watch and a revolver. Entran ad page. ple v through a window in the rear Genuine marten lined, $18.00 values, for French marten searf with cluster Gennine Calls on ANl Citigens to Turn O that the best way to convince them ol ti. _— | y Ko | A bacrintions o help the work along Dest bargains in the ire on | U And said: Sir, 1 could break your ribw | SIDRCAPHORE g% QiR G SGRI, Mivor - an [ with one blow, but it is not meet that a L RS wABL'A: UARS:. DL il | city mi ¢y should fight, therefore 1| The Bee prints more pald want ads. than -t | s arrested.’ The young man |any paper in Omaha. Why? Results count JUBILANT OVER ELECTION | alked me throgh the various pas | sag and turned me ont Douglas Con ot o | i ’ J Bk ‘ 1 Omaha ¢ to Invest e hief of Police Donahue recei Celebrath a- s 4 ot | sage lasi night from Dantels Bros. nd these Wl - I h $0 to substantiate | ¢ Kars of Kansas City, Kan., st o what I say, but my word is good. 1 used 1o H. Russell had died in one o t m " v in New York, Africa, Cin pitals there and that the body wi ) i roome. " Ruskell hax four sisters, one the the Douglas County bemoor innati and Chicago. wife of a teacher named Halnes, and 1t e h L A V'\‘Il:\m i gl O'Brien was arrvested by OMcer Baldwin | thought that all of them reside to the memb, o they got together for | teHling f the story Rev. Matthews [ °f " ; colebration, No formalities were ch.|objected. He said: “This young man is| First Califor Nay Arrive, served, but all the candidates on the demo- | 7 (ul and knows not the war of | The firsc car of California navel oran ratle ticket wer e n for hes, | God; ¥ ntil Monday to reach this market this season arrive The ; {in Omaha vesterday. The frult wa These who were elected were I shipped by A “regory of Redlande and commi Marquette olub will give its | fornia 5 early in the season by members of the club, there wa initin Thureday. December 12, fn and instrumental music aud other thivgs | Gpambers' Dancing academy. Preparations LOCAL BREVITIES. dear to the democratic hear s g now completed to make it one — - s of most enjoyable ¢ s of the seasc Al cleven-pound daughter was horn to The want aa. page 1s the poor n na 3 Joyabl M8 of the season. |, 4 O tein at 8 aclock this morning h. Miss Lizzic this afternoon. The frst of i (00Nkind Tor’ ., os e v = | velvet collar—compar Fur Specials —one-half and less to close. such ’ millinery offerings will not be $390 tails Genuine long mar tails, excellent values with lar, FROM THE ELKS' LODGE ‘N FOOTSTEPS OF PARKHURST|MAYOR BOOSTS AUDITORIUM ST. LOUIS WILL KEEP PEACE RIBBON PARTLY PAYS DENTIST BAUMAN DOESN'T WANT PLAGE |omea » v : i nes | Moores has issued the follow- sabella v price only fora won cellent and sleeve Women's Raglans Women’s Tailor Made Suits $1000 Venetian. in forone of the favorite with heavy $10 00 Tomor- suits wde of an ex of all and wool castor. taffeta, tailor stitch. I'his stylish antomobile as adver tised is made of best quality Wash ington mills Kersey bl vy satin stitehin v anto? on Mon they come in tan, red and eastor, beaver 5145 Women’s Flannel Waists O5c¢ down the front —%1.50 value — an's flannel ist, made of an ex- lity of all wool flannel, new collar 2, 16 rows of tucking New and up-to-date—new shipment for Monday's sale. of yoke front and back, them JiP it for genuine seal, storm ¢ illu best selected skins— at near larettes, heavy satin 1 boas with large fur scarf that ST. LOUIS. Nov. 16--Chief order of the Board of Police Con er months has issued orders of liberal ol u mes ating that £ the hos- as at thetr | in Omahu loca. 3. Streight they from ¢« e ad news At Trinhty glven Sun thi prohibiting ke Tes house o lady's go waa galned §140 0 bottle. ANl dregrists. n excellent quality of oxford cheviot, shting Wil new cufl sleeve, and glan you find elsewhere at %1 P $390 Dentint 1 ches Up Saltan's Teeth and is Gen De rat (New York World Cable ial Telegram.)—~Dr. Fvans, nephew of the American dentist once famons in Napcleon 11 court, 1& now exclusivel PARIS, Nov. 16 Kiely, on | gt prize fight of charter members consists of over t wgainst Ned O'Brien, @ waiter at the Park | of 1aborious, ~self-sacrificing effort the | or poxing contests in St. Louis. The fight known under the name of Marquis a'0, o Nattsmouth. ) ithew sut | board of directors of the Auditorium com sl s ; i Marquis d'Oyley of the leadiug business men of Platt b theater, Monday. Rev. Matthews is about | board of divectors of the uditorium com. | o yoen Morris Raulsch and Johnnie Rocl Mich o recontly assumed. . Ty moriey The local committee is making preparatic v of age and is deaf. He told the | {o"Natiry"it In starting the work of con: | ford, scheduled to come off at the Olymphy fas just returned from Constantinaple on an unusual scale for the entertainmen® | following tale to the police lagt night, when n;rurtll(nn Oon .;.‘!"“J‘.'r‘..."f.'i;'.' club_tonight. and the bout advertised for wherc, after attonding to the sultan's testh 90 She smann v b0 oy v O a warrant for O'Brien's ar- | GEE KOG St To cotebr the West End olub Monday night between ho seceived the Kreat ribhon of tne eern Tho gscond dancing: party Im the Jik | pg breal of ground for the new b George Dixon and Abe Attell, will not be | of Medjidie in part rooms on Thur evening last wa I went into the Park theater about 1| Gos (avage and other Jisungylsned | permitted by the police. “There will — : e next party A ersons will be present to participa et A LR B @ (st very delightful ocoasl Th I yelock 10 get warm. | went ‘way back and :‘_m“"‘m The Auditortum project i no boxing contests In St Louls h to be given in about weeks, Wil be | gy n by the stove. A youn girl came | vast importance to Oma nd all time being.” said Chief of Police Kie ¥ar 4wO Fokhe Al1 KaSEs ie cure Bessns a ladies' progressive high-five card par asked me 1o buy some bee citizens should give it their mora today. “Such contests as have been given in the palms of my hands failed. s for 8p! ! - : and ordered a bhottle. handed | (v pall employes as can be spared will o . \ e % v I\ of Syracuse, Kan. The avnual memorial sery (w0 weeks | eien o dollar and he gave me back 50 [ be e cused o attend. aithough the = cits club are plainly violations of the la ben L WA wholly ‘cured. hy Biokiaste from today, wil be very Impressive and | Young man,’ 1 sai 4 of | ofces Will be kept open for the transac. - Arnica Salve” It's the world's best for \' My up to the high standard establishe ¥ouns m | said, this brand of | SENEC N neceasary pablic businexs. 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