Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 31, 1902, Page 12

DATLY BEE: KILLED BY ELECTRIC CAR Mrs. Margaret Brennan Oanght While Orossing the Traoks. — ' STRUCK AND DRAGGED FOR FIFTY FEET juries from Which She St. Joweph's Hospital ut Three Ho After Time of Accldent. Mre. Margarot Brennan was struck by & ‘morthbound motor car at Sixteenth and Dorcas stfeets about 8 yesterday morn- ing and recetved injuries which caused her death at 13 o'clock. She received several outs in fhe face and brulses on the body, fnternal® injuries and her right leg was broken below the knee, After the accident she was taken to & nearby drug store and attended by Dr. N. F. Steiner and later re- moved to St. Joseph's hospital. She was yendered unconscious when the car struck her and remained so until death. . Mrs, Brennan attempted to cross the strest and falled to notice the approaching car. She was struck and dragged several yards, though the wheels did not pass over der body. She was immediately picked up /by the car crew and others and taken Into !the drug store and medical aid summoned. ‘After & basty examination her wounds were | pronounced fatal and she was removed to |the hospital in the police ambulance. The lear was in charge of Conductor R. Har- }rington and Motorman Willlam Carson { Mrs, Brennan was a widow and a sister of Thomas Tallon, who recently dled. She |was 67 years of age and resided at 1610 Center street. Biggest kind of rare bargains—bargains [that ordinarily are wholly impossible—that's |what you will find at the big store of Hay- @en Bros. Read about them on Page 7. Nobles of Tangier Temple made final arrangements for the pilgrimage to San Francisco on Friday evening, May 23, selecting the Union Pecific as the offcial route, thus disposing of all misleading statements on this point. In making this selection the following facts were borne in mind, namely: The Union Pacific is the only line running through trains via Denver and Salt Lake to California; that it is 278 miles shorter to Ban Francisco, and 16 hours quicker than wny other line, and that, as less time is consumed via this route, there are fewer incidental expenses on the trip. Nearly all the prominent eastern temples will pass through Omaha over the Union Pacific, Full information cheerfully furnished and reservations made on application to City Ticket Office, 1324 Farnam street. $45 to California and return from Omaha and all other Missouri river points. Tickets on sale May 27 to June 8, limit sixty days; August 2 to 10, limit Sep- tember 30. These rates apply through Colo- rado and Utah, via Denver & Rio Grande and Rio Grande Western, “The Scenic Line of the World,” which passes the most fa- mous points in the Rocky mountain region, and you should see that your ticket reads via this route in order to make your trip the most enjoyable. See your local agent for free illustrated literature, or write S. K. Hooper, G. P. and T. A., Denver, Colo. Prominent Shriners Enroute to San Francisco. The following are among the prominent Bhrine temples passing over the Union Pa- eific on their way to the annual sessions of the imperial council at San Francisco: Al Koran, Cleveland, O.; Syria, Pittsburg, Pa.; Medinah, Chicago, Ill.; Lu Lu, Phila- feiphia, Pa.; Murat, Indianapolis, Ind.; Osman, St. Paul, Minn.; Aladdin, Columbus, Ohio. Information about the arrival of these nobles and their friends can be obtalned sn application to City Ticket Office, 1824 Farnam street, where prompt application should also be made for reservations. Shriners Special Train, Omaha to San ¥rancisco. The Great Rock Island Route has ar- ranged for the Nobles of Zuhriah, Osman and Elkshif temples, a special train to San Francisco. This train will ) Omaha Tuesday, June 3, at 4:30 p. m, No- bles and friends of other Temples can join same at Omaha. For further information eall at or address City Ticket Office, 1323 Farnam st., Omsha. Chicago 150 Mi The “Transmissour! Limited” on the Nerthwestern line only makes the trip in ELEVEN HOURS. Omaba § p. m., arriving Chicago 7 mext morning. City office, 1401-1403 Farnam st. Dance Tonight. ively ball this evening. Eighteenth and Harney A grand good time for you. Gents, 2ic. Welcome. Popular as he Is for wedding rings, Ed- holm LEADS in fine diamonds. Shampooing and hairdressng, 200, at the Bathbery, 216-220 Bee Bullding. Tel. 1716, TIGER IS KILLED BY HORSES Wild Beast Puts Up Filerce Fight Against Thirty Draught Steeds. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y., May 80—A 2- pear-old Indian tiger was killed in a fight with borses on a circus traln from Goschen to Poughkeepsie today. The tiger, which bad been recently imported, escaped from Its wagon-den while the train was in mo- ton, It crawled over the tops of four wag- ons and entered & car .containing thirty fraught horses. A ferce battle ensued, the panic-stricken horses plunging and kicking 8t _the savage intruder. ‘When the train reached here the tiger was found dead and mangled under the hoofs of one of the horses. Six of the horses were badly scratched and bitten. EXHAUSTION ‘When you are all tired (::.t‘ !o‘l wanfi sleep does not. your appetite is Hor.l_'ford - Acid Phosphate will revive strength, in- @duece mm!a" i ‘lmpmvs appetite, and n‘rau lnrv- It strengthens flu B e Morsterd’s oms 4 evers GENUINE paskass {BRANBEIZ. Sale Begins Monday $100,000 Bankrupt Stock of Seely - Howe = Levan Company Bought for $35,360. Just about 35¢c on the dollar for the finest stock of Dry Goods in Des Moines. WA This purchase has no parallel in the annals of Omaha retailing. goseie | Every article the stock contains will be sold or about the same basis of the purchase price. Bargains, the equal of which you have never seen be- fore will be offered. The sale of this stock of merchandise will arouse un- bounded enthusiasm throughout the city and surrounding territory. Every consumer that appreciates the importance - of saving money cannot refrain from taking advantage of the great opportunities this sale presents. Superb qualities of strictly modish and desirable merchan- dise will be priced irresistibly, Too much cannot be said in praise of the fine quality and high grade merchandise and the bargains—but wait— yow’ll be here Monday, when the sale begins, and you’ll see for yourself. An agreeable surprise awaits you. Trenton Falls, N. Y. For a great many years Trenton Falls has been krown as & summer resort witi more than the usual attractions. At this point the West Canada Creek, which drains a large area of the Southern Adl- rondacks, descends about 300 feet through a plcturesque gorge, forming a series of wonderfully beautiful falls and cascades, called by the Indians Kauya-hoo-ra *‘Leap- ing Water.” For several years the sur- roundings have been undergoing extensive improvements; an electric plant has been installed, and the falls, gorge and woods are illuminated at night, presenting a plc- ture of rare beauty. Trenton Falls is 18 miles north of Utica, N. Y., and reached via the New York Central. You may read all about it in the Now York Central's “Four-Track series” No. 6, entitled “In the Adirondack Mountains.” Sent free, on recelpt of a 2-cent stamp by Geo. H. Daniels General Passenger Agent, Grapd Central Station, New York. You'll find our ad. on Page T. Brbs. Read it. Are You Going to the Monntains This Summer? It so arrange your vacation so that you can go with the Iowa and Nebraska coal dealers on their special train exeursion leaving Omaba June 25. This party will spend ten days in sight-seeing In the Rock- il nd will bave a grand, good time. You can enjoy this opportunity and if you wish to remain longer your ticket will be good until October 31. Write or see R. E. Har- ris, Secretary, 330 Board of Trade Bldg.. Omaha. Hayden Gravh e at » Bargain, FOR SALE—Latest model type. A. O. combination graphophone, which plays both large and small records; list price, §90. This s especially designed for concert pur- poses, having & thirty-six-inch horn and stand. It aleo imeludes twenty large Edi- son records and carrying case of tw four records. The machive is entirely and has never been used. Will sell at a bargain. Address X 36, in care of The Bee. Send articles of incorporation, notices of meetings, etc., to The Bee. them proper legal insertiom. Bee telephone, 238. Sam'l Burns' front windows for bargalns in dinper sets. Baby spoons. Edholm, opp. P. O. The prices we quote will spur the buying impulse of economical shoppers. Hayden Bros. Our big ad. is on Page 7. MAY CONTINUE AT OLD STAND Prospective Purchasers of Continen- tal Clothing Stock Inquir- ing About the Lease. There is a probability that the stock of the Contimental Clothing company, now in the hands of H. F. Roberson, receiver, will be sold to some person who will continue the busiuess at the present location. In- quiries have been made of the receiver as to whether or not the lease oo the bullding can be secured by the purchaser of the stock and fixtures. An Inveice shows that the present stock on hand is worth about $25,000, while the fixtures ‘cost about $7,600. The lease is at $6,000 per amnum, which is considered cheap when compared with r bulldings in that part of the city. Tl' stock will be offered for sale June 1. It is in Jarge part fresh and clean, n.}u been ordered for the present trade, and some of it has but re- cently been placed upon the shelv 0. BRENNAN-Mrs. ret, at 11350 mother of Thomas, ' Sarah, B, " Shelley of chic e wna Jomn o largaret a Mrs. la ackson of Omahs, Sister of the late Thomas Tar lon. Funeral noUce later, . ral . James F. ENAMEL PAINTS. ‘We carry a full line of Enamel Paints in the following shades: IVORY. PEARL GRAY. LAVENDER, ROSE. VERMILLION. SILVER GRAY. FLESH, PALE YELLOW. CANARY. ROMAN YELLOW, GOLDEN BROWN., MAROON. SKY BLUE. ITALIAN BLVE. PEA GREEN. SEA GREEN. SILK GREEN. Quarts, 65¢ FULLER i v on L] 1402 DOUGLAS STREET. & PAINT Oldest Rellable Paint House in Omaha. One-Half Pints, 20c Pints, 35¢c BLACK PUGS— Bee our windows BSaturday—Black Pug Dogs—only three familles in America—very rare. Also blue-blooded Angora Cats. Do you keep a dog? If 20, g5t our Dog Book, Call for Clayton' Remedi fuli line—aiso Dent's. “Wateh our windows all qoming week—there will be . something oing. MYERS-DILLON DRU6 CO. 16th and Farnam Streets. Omaha. Phone 160. Call us up 1f you need a trained nurse. which are proving {0 the ENTIRE SATIS- FACTION = OF ONE_ CON- CERNED that Omana. enjoy- the dis- tinction of being the hottest “hot bed' in the United States when it comes to slashing the prices on patent medicines, drugs, etc. $1.00° Temptation Tonic (genuine) uuu \\-nu Brain and Nerve Treat- ‘Hair Tonic (wan for Rheumatism (guara llw Klnl’le Bl $10 ze, ; . Tobacco Cure e Marvel Whirltng. Bpeas Byringe. 82 55 OMAHA AGENT ASKI FOR 18 SYRINGE . » Horlick's Malted Milk’ {an"—the best ladies’ ol can Sherwin & Wilii tub enamel, a full pint, remember $1.00 Wine Cardul (1 to customer).. $1.00 Peruna—genuine—(1 to customer $1.00 Pinkham's Compound (1 to ou tomer) $1.00 Bwamp Root 80c Cramer's Kidney Cure 1& $2.00 Chester's Pennyroyal Pills OPEN ALL NIGHT. s. AEFE“I CUT PRICE DRU& STORE Tel. 74T, S. W. Cor. 16th and Chicago. eEs————————e————— St. Paul-Minucwpo: Composite Buffet Library Cars now in service via “The Northwestern Line” on the “Twin City. Limited” at 7:56 p. m. dally. LOW RATES IN JUNE. 1401-1403 Farpam St (Kilmer Read the ad. on Page T first. Bros. Hayden Shampoolng and hair dresaing, at the Bathery, 216-220 Bee Bullding. Tel. 1716 blish your legs! notices in The Weekly Telophone 238 SATURDAY, MAY 31, 19032, Fifteenth and Farnam Streets Jlebrasha C CLOTHES FOR MEN o WOMEN Men’s . Oxfords Everybody will wear Tow shoes this summer, never before have we gold so many —mnever before have we had such good oxfords at such low prices—Baturday we will offer a quantity of men’s oxfords in patent calf and vici kid, made in the Blucher and regular styles —they are positively worth $3.560—at $2.50 Men’s Neck- wear Our 25¢ neckwear is mak- ing more friends every day —just now its narrow four- in-hands in English twills, Barathea, Peau de Soie— we have a large range of these effects; the 50c quality - 25¢c Men’s Negligee Shirts Saturday we will have a special showing of negligee shirts of high-class percales, madras and cheviots—you’ll be surprised when you see these shirts and know the price. They are made plain or yla.ited with detached cuffs—in light and dark effects, all $1.60 values, 75c¢ ALL wooL SuIT made to $| measure -UP A owllrlng Choice of cholee cloth is spread before our customers. The best makers of woolen goods in this and foreign lands have supplied the WORSTHD, CHEVIOTS, SERGES, that make up s Sook Our staff of skillful tallors will cut and fashion the goods ordered into STYLISH AND_FERFECT ¥ TS, The workmanship Is of & high order and cannot “fail to meet with "ap- proval. WANAMAKER & BROWN “The Foremost Tailoring House of America.” OMAHA STORE: 122 8. 15th St. b4 Red Top Rye May you always steal, arink— Steal away from bad company, Swear by your friends, Cheat the devil, and Drink with the one you love best. RED TOP RYE and its characteristics e 100 well kuown to the general public to require any elucidation on our part A world tamous chemist testifies to its purity and members of the medical profes- slon everywhere are praising unstintingly the noble qualities of (gll truly noble liquor. We are sole agents in Omaha. Price, per quart bottle, §1.50. Fine California wines at $1.35, 50 a 2.0 per Ealion. P City orders dellvered. CACKLEY BROS. Fine Wines and Table Liquors. Opposite Postoffice. ‘Telephone 1148 AGENTS FOR HUNTER RYE. swear, cheat and Saturday Specials In Our Clothing Section. r Men’s Suits Four Men'’s and st v —at suits. price. ish and good good lnul\mg in every particular as any $10 or $12 suit made and when you eome right down to the making, that counts in clothes as it does in a watch or a building. coat is lined with linings, facing piped with same; every seam corded—dozens of cloths patterns, but the fastest selling of the lot is a medium brown with overplaid, and there’s a heap of wear to it— absolutely worth $12 . a Men’s Suits Four never had such a big season with $10 Probably it never had so big The coat, with its high, broad, manly shoulders, is lined with a very fine Italian lining—whatever cloth you want, but we are afraid we won’t have enough of that pure worsted, brown check suit-—you have no idea how popular it is—worth fully $14, at.... Farnam Streets button ———_psack—as fine The genuine Italian and a fine 1 button sack. Wehave is because we a variety at that $10 Special $10 Three Special Waist Values Woman’s Wash Waists Made of dimities and madras cloth in the new Gibson effect, regular $1 values—Saturday 690 ‘Woman’s Wash Waists In plain mercerized ginghams, mad- ras cloths and white lawns, the kind you see elsewhere at $1.50—Baturday «ooeveeneane 950 Woman’s Wash Waists One speclal lot of white walsts, made of fine white eheer lawn, full embroidery fronts; waists in this lot worth $2.00 and $2.50— ~ 1 45 Ao Saturday .... Some New and Lower Drug Prices Remember you can always get what you want at our drug store and SAVE MONEY as well. $1 Kinney's Halr Tonlc, Saturday. $1 Burnham's Sarsaparilla, Saturday. $1 Swanson’s 5-Drops, Saturday, §1 Bromo-Seltzer, Saturday #e Castoria, genuine, Batul X WE GIVE YOU WHAT YOU Al e Hay's Hair Health, Saturda; $1 Mothers' Friend, Saturday... $1 Beef, Iron and Wine, Saturday 60c Eskay's Food, Saturday 29¢ 31 Cramer's Kidney Cure, EVERY DAY 6ic WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. Sherman &McGonnell Drug Co, Sixteenth and Dodge Sts. B¢ 48c e bée 15¢ will be the men of tomorrow. They will have to take up the work that will soon be laid aside by the veteran that today is decorating the grave of his fallen comrade. Time passes fast, but fast @s it passes we must mot forget the growing generation. Woman’s Silk Dress Skirts At this price we have a woman’s silk skirt that is ever so much better than the price. Made of the best taffeta and peau de soie silk, and $10 handsomely trimmed with chiffon and satin ruffles, the hang is very graceful—an excellent skirt and one that should prove our fastest seller, because it is an exceptional great money’s worth—SATURDAY children’s wear we distance all competition. cago or New York for high-class novelties—we have them. Values dress day. —for men and boys. promises tional belt season—we fore- thought this many months ago, show Porto Rico Hats Down in Porto Rico the natives looks so much like a Pan- ama you could hardly tell ‘em 'apart. weight and stylish and full of service. ment the other day and ask you to see them Saturday-—— $1.50--2.00 We also thing” in genuine Panamas, $2.50-4.50 make a hat that They are/light We got a ship- have the “real This to be an excep- and as a result we a wonderful large variety of men's and boys’ belts at prices that insure rapid selling— 15¢, 25¢, 35c, 45c¢, 50c¢, 75¢ and $1.00 Men’s Under- wear We have just received several cases of underwear that will go on sale Satur- It will enable us to make prices that are positive- ly low considering the qual- ity—we will sell 35¢ under- wear wear for 35¢; 60c underwear for 45c—we have underwear for 50c, 75¢ and $1.00 that for 26¢; bH0c¢ under- are exceptional values. LILLIPUTIAN JUVENILES ARE STILL IN THE MARKET. There Is sufficlent reason’ why we should clothe every boy in Omaha, all the ludicrous talk of many houses.notwithstanding. FAIR TREATMENT AND MODERATE PRICES ARE WINNING FOR OUR STORE NEW FRIENDS EACH DAY. MERITORIOUS MERCHANDISE, We do not claim to be the whole thing in the local merchantile world, but on 1415 DOUGLAS PHONE A 221 It is no longer necessary to send to Chi- ZATALOGUE ON REQUEST. Their little feet must be covered and our boys' $1.50 shoe covers them longer and better than any other shoe at that price. Satur- day will be boys' shoe day here. Omaha's Up-to-dafs Shoe House, 1419 FARNAM STREBT. NO BETTER WOi?K Done in Omaha in the optical line than at our store Glasses fitted by our expert opticlan are sure to be right. Our reliability is well known. Spend a few minutes at our store and have your eyes tested. S. W. LINDSAY, The Jeweler, 1516 Douglas St. Special Name Others Glaim 1s merely a fad. We bave. followed this fad—if fad it be—for four years and are now selling more men's $3.50 and 2.0 shoes than all local ordi- nary shoe stores combined. The “ONIMOD" (note that this is our epecial name) s an exclusive men's shoe—sold direct from our 15th street store. Price always $3.50 and $2.60. We manufacture them. We guarantee them. Peop ure Hotel, 205 S. 15th | Taking Hold With aVim the public fo'"Ana that they thrive beer--health on our fine Metz beer. on a_good, muscle and vifality It gives the workingman back- has bone and the sedentary vitality and vigo For a delicious beverage there is nothing to equal it house is a JOY forever and a FRIEND in need. free of charge Metz Bros. Brewing Co. A _case Metz boer in - the We will deliver it to ynur aoot Tel. 119, Oma Or Jacob Neumayer, Ag! Council Bluffs, Towi ! (1 Best Always 1 the Cheapest— That's why The Bee has the best newspaper pat. ronage—Best subscribers Best advertisers.