Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, April 19, 1902, Page 12

‘ DAILY BEE: SATURDAY APRIL 19, GEAP TROUB].E FOR POWER Hlm-lfl‘ Goes After H y Jry Tarned Down. but Gets \ — REQUISITION PAPERS NOT SATISFACTORY Acting De- mands Ing Witnes Governor ©of Wyoming AMdavit from Comp and Specifieation from County Attorney. After a spectacular ride on the rear end ©f a Union Pacific fiyer, in the course of which trip he is reported to have been cheered by crowds enroute that mistook him for President Roosevelt, Sherift John Power of Douglas county bunted into inex- orable state officlals in Wyomlng who would not honor his requisition papers for ‘Willlam Heap, jr., and who have made it Necessary that he walt there for new ones, The objection. raised in Wyoming is new #0 County Attorney Shields, and one on which he proposes to post himselt for fu- ture emergencies. Willlam Heap, jr., is alleged to have secured an advance pay- ment of $6,000 from the Perry Live Stock Commission company of South Omaha for cattle that he falled to deliver. and to bave then fled to Evanston, Wyo. The pommission people told their story to the pounty attorney, who considered the grounds sufficlent to warrant a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses, #nd, accordingly, eecured requisition papers ot the usual form. Politely Tarned Down. Armed with these Sheriff Power went to socure his man, but the Wyoming officials surprised him with a polite turning down. The secrotary of state, who was then the acting governor, had the papers sent back to the county attorney with a letter in which he said that they were insufficient, in view of the rules adopted by “the confer- ence of governors,’ which rules require, among other things not formerly required, that the requisition be accompanied by an afidavit of the complaining witness that ho 18 not using the criminal process to enforce the collection of a private debt; also that the county attorney specify the section of the criminal code under which he is prose- cuting. Deputy County Attorney Burnam safd ““This is all new to us. Indeed, we didn't know there had been a conference of gov- ernors at which any such rule wi mor do we know yet when it w attended. The requisition papers that we had for Sheriff Power's use were just such as have been honored elsewhere, time and mgain, tho latest being in Illinols, where only this week we got Malloy, the black- smith accused of embezzlement. The papers were returned to us yesterday and we have made out the new ones as required, without waiting to look up the history of the ‘con- ference.’ They were sent today to Gov- ernor Savage and will, I suppose, reach the sherift at Evanston about Monday, when he can serve them and start for home at once. 1 do mot know how soon after thelr arrival we can get action on Heap, but it ‘won’t be long.” Mistaken for Roowevelt, The tale of the sheriff being mistaken for the president 18 sponsored by M. A. Bes- sowe, a traveling man now at the Mer- chants hotel. He says that “Honest John" ‘was standing on the rear platform when the traln pulled out of Laramle, smiling ex- pansively, and with his square shoulders Jooming up in his long black coat. He had his bat tilted back on his head and his glasses cn. Somebody In the crowd said he Jooked Jike the president. Somebody else #aid it was the president, going west on a hunting t The operator at Laramle is ® “Josher” and he sent word ahead that the president was on the train. The result ls #aid to have been that the sheriff of Doug. las county got three cheers and cries for a speech at nearly every stopping place be- tween Laramie and Rawlins. GREAT CARPET OPPORTUNITY, Monday, April 21, We Will Place on Fine Lot of Carpets and R J. L. BRANDEIS & SONS. The Comstock & Avery carpets and rugs have arrived. The most superb collection of fine rugs and carpets ever placed on special sale in Omaha is now here. Very nearly a carload of high class carpets and rug them slightly damaged, will be placed on sale at the Boston Store Monday morning at, In many instances, less than one-fourth of what the regular price would be if they were bought in the regular way. The rugs ar» mostly in large room sizes. Sunday papers will acquaint you with more partic- ulars of this sale. J. 1. BRANDEIS & SONS., BOSTON STORE. Our customers come in hopefully and Jeave satisflied. Come in Saturday and see how satisfied you leave with the bargains we offer, Hayden Bros. Our ad is on page 7. Send articles of incorporation, notices of stockholders’ meetings, ete., to The Bee. MWe will give them proper legal insertion. | Bee telephone, 238. Shampooing and bair dressing, 25c, at the 1 Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bullding. Tel. 1716. TAKES CUE TO SAVE QUEUE Chinaman Hastily Gets Away from Colored Man with Threaten- ing Knife, Harrison Talbot, colored, has been ar- rested for trylng to run a Chinese laundry according to rules not specified in the city ondinances nor approved by the police and will be tried on a charge of creating a Qisturbance. Talbot went into the Chinese vlace on Twelfth between Douglas and Dodge streets, and atter drawing out a long bladed knife declared it was his intention to get & queus, and started for the keeper of the place. The latter took ti by the ‘ forelock, grabbed his queue in his hand and jumped through a window, carrying sash and all. Talbot was rounded up early yes- gterday morning and placed in jail. KELLEY, STIGER & CO. Untl »30 Ev ng. Women's and children's summer hoslery and underwear, values that command at tention. The “Munsing” combination suits. This most satisfactory brand carried by us only. Represents superior workmanship, excellent fit, honest prices Women's vests, richelieu ribbed, low neck sleeveless, 10¢ each. Store Open Satarday 25¢ for women's fine lisle or cotton vests, | with or with- with silk top, selvedged borders, out wing sleeves; umbrella drawers, deep lace trimming, 25c each. Pure “Vega” silk vests, silk lace arm- holes, fronts and shoulders, also armless, vega silk bodices, beautifully made, cream, white, blue, pink; unusual values; Satur- dry, 50c each. R fhe “Munsing” combination women and children—one trial, tomers will wear no other make. Women's low neck, sleeveless, knee length, white- ribbed union sults, just as nicely finished as our high-priced goods, fully worth 65c, all sizes; our price only 86c per suit. The “Munsing” women's high neck, long or short sleeves, ankle or knee length, also a superior quality in low neck, eleeveless or wing sleeves, union suits, beautifully fin- ished, all sizes, $1.00 per suit. Misses’ and boys' “Munsing” combination sults, high neck, long or short sleeves, low neck, knee length, white or ecru, all eizes, Saturday 60c Boys' Balbriggan Shirts and Drawers, high neck, long or rhort sleeve shirts, ankle or knee length drawers, made well, nicely fin- ished, only 2c each. Women's fine fast black Cotton Stockings, plain or fancy Arop stitch, double sole, heel and toe, 15¢ pair, 2 for 25 25c for women's Lisle Thread and Cotton Hose, Hermsdorf black. lace stripes or plain, with maco soles, Saturday 25c. 60c Imported Hoslery for women, platn, fancy and open work patterns, newest and prettiest effects, a beautiful line of all- over black lace, our own special patterns, on counter for Saturday's sale Children’s fast black, fine ribbed Cotton Stockings, spliced knee, double heel and toe, all sizes, 15c pair. 25c for misses’ fine ribbed black Cotton Hose, maco soles, double knee, heel and toe, also a very pretty line of black lace lisle, extra values. We keep a full and complete line of in- fants' Stockings, fine ribbed cashmere tn black, tan, red, blue, pink, white, also a superior quality of lisle thread In same shades, double knee, heel and toe; entire line 25c pair. suits for our cus- Hayden Bros.' ad is full of interest to the economical buyer. Read it on page 7. Tourist Car Service to Denver. On April 15 the Union Pacific placed in service between Council Bluffs, Omaha ani Denver a through ordinary (tourist) car, “The Colorado Special.” Both first and sec- ond-class tickets will be honored on these cars, and passengers wishing to economize in their traveling expenses may avail them- selves of this excellent service. The rate for @ double berth between above points is $1.60. The cars are just as neat and clean as Palace Sleeping care, are well ventilated, have separate lavatories for ladles and gen- tlemen, and all the cars being carpeted and upholstered. This train Leaves Council Bluffs 11:05 p. m. Leaves Omaha 11:30 p, m. today. Arrives Denver 2 p. m. tomorrow. For further information, reservations, etc., call on or address City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam street. 'Phone 316. Union Station, 10th and Marcy. 'Phone 629. today. Graphophone at a Bargain, FOR SALE—Latest model type, A. O. combination graphophone, which plays both large and small records; list price, $90.00. This is especially designed for concert pur- poses, having a thirty. -inch horn and stand. It also includes twenty large Edi- son records and carrying case of twenty- four records. The machine is entirely new and bas never been used. Will sell at a bargain. Address X 36, in care of The Bee. Are You Going to Low Angelent It s0, better reserve berth In the tourist cars, which will leave Omaha at 6:20 p. m. Monday, April 21, for Los Angeles via El Paso Short Line, Great Rock Island Route. Rate, one way $25; round trip $45; berth accommodating two persons, $5. City ticket office, 1323 Farnam street Bennett Free So Delivery. Next Monday morning we will begin to deliver our free souvenirs to all customers who have registered. Four bannered wag- ons and plumed horses will start out and continue until our 15,000 have been distrib- al notices In The Weekly ‘Turn right to page 7 and read the big ad of Hayden Bros. NATURE LESSONS AT LIBRARY of City Schools to Be Given Unusual Opportunity to Study. Pup The public library is to co-operate with the city schools in the teaching of nature lessons. On Thursday of next week the walls of the children’s room on the second floor of the library bullding will be deco- rated with about fifty plates, presenting birds in their natural colors, while on the tables will be a set of the Audubon books of birds, and also Audubon's *‘Quadrupeds of North America.” Wilson's “American Ornithology” will be at the disposition of the puplls and they will have access to a large number of books contalning colored pletures of butterflies and other lusects. These works will be on exhibition until the following Monday. The librarian will send notice to the principals of all the schools, public and parochial in order that the largest possible number of pupils may avall themselves of this opportunity. ““The various grades of the city schools have taken up these natui studies this sprin sald the librarian, “and I am doing this to let the teachers and puplls know what the capacity of the lbrary is in this line. 1 can tell by the kind of books splendidly made; special price, | !BRA 13 ai TON S BO°T % 8 MILL-END SALE. Each day of this sale its benefits hundreds of new that we had no room to display previously, Below are some of the barg apparent. Today on sale. » more #nd mora lots of mill-ends will be placed ns that av Mill-Ends in Basement Saturday. From 9 yards of Corded Dimity, A 10-yard pattern for 15¢. until 10 o’clock Saturday mornir we will sell 10 worth 6ic yar That’s a bargain. you don't want to miss, Best grade 36-inch wide D Best Muslin—Bleached, rapery Fine Zephyr Gingham, worth 15¢, in long remnant Fine Scoteh Gingham, in mill remnants 36-inch wide light and dark Percale-— such as Lonsdale, Silkoline—yard. ... 24c ..Séc .6ic .6ic the yard. ard. ... “ Fruit of Loom and New York Mills—all go at—yard Iline Plain and Corded Lawns, worth 10¢ and 15¢, in mill remnants—go at per yard. Fine White Madras- Swiss, Nainsook, ete., worth up to NO WONDER This store is such a popular shopping place! No bigger and better every day! Our constant aim is to bring you better values than other stores can offer. wonder it grows Expert knowledge, ample capital, with strict adherence to business integrity are the factors that have pushed this store so far ahead. Your patronage tells us in unmistakable terms of the solid sat- isfaction found in shopping here, and this makes us only the more alert to provlde greater facilities and blgger inducements. Saturday Mommg April 19th, at 9:30 A, M,, We Will Place on Sale 800 Samples of Women’s White Waists. This is one of the most important offerings of women's White Waists ever made by any store in America. Here is the story briefly Our cloak buyer, who has just returned from the eastern market, the entire sample line of a New York waist manufae closed out turer who stands very, positively at the top in the production of fine waists—they bought for less than the making alone would were best > at per yard...... . 10¢ Fine Dimity, Mercerized Striped ],.nw- L.n\ ns, \\lll”l up to 25¢—go at per yard I'ine Mercerized Sateen, worth 40¢, go at—yard...... 10¢ 36-inch wide Covert Cloth, worth 20¢, go at—yard....84c Heavy Shirting and Dress Duck and Drills .nr—\m-d . 64c Fine Scotch Lawns, in long mill remnants, go from 8 to 9 o'clock Saturday morning at—yard ¥ One big table 25¢ finest quality lisle organdies go at—yd34c One big table remnants Drapery Velours, worth 75¢, at.39¢ One big table remnants all kinds of Toweling, in lengths up to 10 yards, go at about..... One-Half Regular Price One counter all kinds of Table Damask Remnants, from 1} to 3 yards, go at about....... .One-Half Regular Price One big table odd bolts, all kinds, wide and narrow rib- bon, 10 yards in a bolt, go at per bolt...........10c One lot table cloths, up to 3 yards long, and worth $2.50 each, all go at—each.... veews DSE Percaline and Silesia Linings—all kinds—yard....... 8¢ Bargains in remnants, all kinds of ribbon, at yard... 3¢, B¢, 7ic, 124c and 15¢c MONDAY, APRIL 21, we will hold a GREAT SALE OF CARPETS AND RUGS. If you want a bargain don’t miss this sale. You Might as Well et the benefit of these short prices 1t you ive out of town, as we maKe no extra charge for boxing or cartage to depot. We have our own expressman, and frelght or expret will not begin to eat up the sav- ing. See your neighbors and make up your order together. 25c Putzine, to clean wall paper, Best Dust! Oll for floors, gai. 3100 Kilmer's Swamp Root e Cramer's Kidney Curp $1.00 Sexine Pills . 31.00 Ger: $1.00 Parisian Hair Tonl 1.0; Peruna—1 to a customer 1.00 Wine Cardul-1 to a custor 00_Herpicide—if you want it > Eagle brand Condensed Mil $1.00 Mother's Friend 3100 Fire Drops .. $2.00 Pennyroyal Piils . Prescriptions called for and delivered to any part of city, day or night, without ex- tra charge. We never close sc“‘EFEn CUT PRICE DRUG STORE T4T. 5. W Cor. 16th and Chicage, A Happy Hit He sald it was a happy hit when he painted his own carriage with Lowe Bros.' Gloss Carriage Paint. He had always hired a painter and paid a big price until we showed him how to get the same results at one-fourth the cost. You can do as well—let us show you how. Lowe Bros.’ Gloss Carriage Paint—ready for use—comes In black, blue, yellow, wine color, green, meteor red, vermilllon. The cost is a triffie. Quart cans retail at onlv 76¢ and brushes are cheap. You don't need any varnish for finishing. See us for wagon paints, oflwood and varnish stains. These are all standard prepara- tions—absolutely guaranteed and scld cheaper than ever before. Ask for color cards. MYERS-DILLON DRUG CO., 16th and Farnam Streefs. AT YRR ST We sell package Hat Bleach Tablet. Price per package, containing enmough for three hats, 10c. s NOTICE OUR ANTI-TRUST DRUG i PRICES 25c Strengthening Plaster, our price..... Tc 10c Frog in Throat, our price. 50c Pozzoni Powder, our price 50c LaBlanche Face Powder, our price. The Other Day A lady told us she had never bought & pair of shoes for her boy that gave the satisfaction that a pair of our $1.50 shoes dld, which she bought from us last fall. We never hear anything but praise for these shoes. They're made of honest leather and put together so as to wear. No mat- ter how big or little your boy is, we can fit him with these $1.50 ehoes. just 8o he 1s a boy. Saturday is boys’ and girls' day at our store. L_lluxol Shoe Co., ogue Free for the Askin Omaha's Up-to-dale Shoe House, 1419 FARNAM STREET, Omaha. cost you. They quality of white trimmed with lace season’s newest ‘e made of the very eer lawn, handsomely and embroidery—all this designs. not a waist in the lot worth less than £1.50, and up to $3.50— they are mostly size 36, and a few 34 and 38. Your unrestricted choice95 S Saturday iidiiiie e C Women’s Man- Tailored Suits Suits on sale—they are made of the finest mater- jals, Venetians, broadcloths, cheviots and etamines, in the new eton and Gibson blouse ef- fects, all high class garments made by one of the best manu- facturers in America as sam- ples, we bought them at 50c on the dollar and will sell them the same way, suits worth from 75 Sample Silk Skirt Special for Saturday Just received by today’s express 75 women's Silk Dress Skiris for Saturday’s sale. Made of the best taffeta and peau de soie silk, trimme@ with ruffles and ribbon ruching; they hang gracefully and are as good as you will see elsewhere for fif- teen dollars, $10 OO Saturday. . . In Our Clothing Section. When you buy Nebraska Clothing you buy GOOD CLOTHING—1looks good and wears good. We can dress you for any occasion for less money than any store that we know of. Your money back or your money’s worth at this store. Men’s Suits In a choice line of worsteds, cheviots, includ- ing the new “black and white cheviot” that will be very popular this season. They are cut in the latest styles and perfectly tailored. Our price for $9 00 . these suits Men’s Suits In a choice line of patterns—in half a dozen different styles to choose from, fancy worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, including a handsome assortment of “pin check” worsteds; they are just the suits for the par- ticular young man who wants the best in quality and best in style at a popular price. Our price for $12-00 such suits Children’s Suits Children’s Suits—Made up of a choice line of suitings, made to wear, correct in style and well made; they come in light and dark checks, plain and fancy patterns; they are made in double-breasted or Norfolk styles with patent waist band and buttons, well worth $3.75; $2 50 Saturday. . Children’s Suits—Made of serges. cassi- meres, plaids and over-plaids, checks and “in colors, perfectly tailored with the best of linings; they come in double-breasted, Nor- folks and three-piece suits —that are well worth $4, Saturday Hats for Boys and Children Our Hat department for children is com- plete in the widest range of high novelties and staple styles, at lower prices than the ordinary store can sell for. 50c Zinfandel, quart bottle, our price. $1.00 Pe-ru-na (genuine), we sell. e Hires' Root Beer Extract, we sell....l4c 2c Vermont Root Beer Extract (makes gallons). . 2 Thompson's Cherry Pnn-pn.u, we sell & ..lde Hires' Root Beer, ready to drink. - ARROW BRAND » Yisetr” RADNOR | AINSLIE 25¢each2 254 CLUETT PEABODY &CO MAK We Are Showing the Largest BOYS' GIRLS IN THE WEST, orings, 50c %, and medium Visor Ftons immense line of Straw Hats. HEADWEAR Behool Capa, %e, 35c and e $1.0 $1.50. Many Little later and by far the most attractive stock of AND BABIES' Tam O'Shanters in popular col- Yacht, College and Wash Caps, lonz, short exclusive things in Corduroys, Tarpaulins and an Little better Little lower Little finer Little Violet Water (long green bottle). styles finish prices Nervous? Horsford's Ad‘ Phosphate quiets :!nd lmml‘l:nl the ened and gnlupwm the npgm ll“on)uvln] Yooy Horsford's. cid Phosphate the pupils are calling for now that they are not aware of the best books on the subjects.” ENGLISH LAW PLAYS A PART Its Application Here s Figuring in Sult In Judge Dickin- son’s Court. Judge Dickinson is hearing arguments in & case that has its origin across the At- lantle ocean. John Morris of London has sought to foreclose a mortgage on certain Omaha lots given by “Lady’’ Phoebe R. E. Linton of London as security for his loan to her of $60,000. The English Jaw requires that notes a; ton and Attorney Yelser contends for her that they are therefore vold. Attorney Simeral, for Mr. Morris, takes the view that English law of that kind can have no effect bere. He cltes that congress cannat make laws for the state courts and that if congress cannot do so surely the law making branch of & foreign goverument camnot. Velvet Candy. . , 16c and 26c WE GIVE YOU WHAT YOU ASK FOR. Sherman & McConneli Drug Co, Cor, 16th and Dodge, Omaha. Saturday Is always a big bargain day at the big store of Hayden Bros. Read our ad on page 7. DIED. BOAND—Milton A, on April 18 beloved son of Harry L. and Emma -Boand, of neumonia. uneral from famiiy residence, 226 Ban- eroft street, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'cloc Interment Laurel Hill cemetery.” Friends nvited. STAFFORD—J. R.. father of Joseph R.. Harry C. Bdith M. Morris 1, and Mra. C. B. Seott, April 1& In hiw 62d year. Funeral gervices Sanday afternoon. April . atd o'clock, at the vesidence of hls son. C. Btafford. 210 North Nineteenth street nt Forest Lawn. Loulsville, Ky., and Jellico, Tenn., papers please copy. STREIGHT—George Arthur, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry G. Streight, aged 4 years 3 months. Funeral Sunday at 3 p. m. Interment private ESCAPERNONG WINE One of the finest. An American wine par excellence, made at Weldon. N. C from selected grapes. For a light, dainty table wime, Escapernoug is unequalled Nothing better be had at the price pints, 50c; quarts, only S0c. Don't forget that we have ‘the only exclusive liauor | store In the city. . No bar in this store. Ladies can orger here with perfect pro- priety. Fine California wines at $1.25, $1.50 00 per gallon. Pure whiskey, $2.50. $2.75 and 33.00 per gallon Mall orders promptly flied City orders delivered CACKLEY BROS. ;llu Wines and Table Liquors. material It e 18 that are Talker ASN21 Thinzs making this a very popular store. “Giving Him Taffy” Opposite Postoffice. Telephone 1148, AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED HUN- TER RYE. ‘Man wants but little here below™ Said a morbid poet long years ago, I'm prone to doubt that ancic nt sage When [ look at The Bee's great “‘Want Ad” page. any one ou trial, to be No Cure, No Pay. Simp) Thetor ms Haine —é—- This means just what ] 1t says. ractic 1 discoversd nn jufallible PP | and Nervous Debiiit will send o full eu course of the Remedy, lllul“‘l‘l Address. w& Office. Whitefish Bay, Wis. | Hotel, Council Blufts, lowa. t him half as well &s offering him of Metz when he calls uoon There isn't & man in Nebraske whose eyes won't sparkle with delight when his host or hostess quenches his thirst with a foaming glass of rich and palatable Metz beer. Don't be afrald of asking him 1o have Red lemonade and cake fsn't in it with him Metz Bros. Brewing Co. Tel. 119, Omaha, Or Jacob Neumayer, Agt., care Neumayer you During 40 years' 1re for Beminal Lavr three mont Jor if satistactory ly send your name a: