Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, October 23, 1903, Page 5

. THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23 1903 Sale Mew's =50 'METCALF'S :CEKERM. HANILTON IN CANP British Offiosr Arrives at Fort Riley nnd | Hears Leoture COLONEL WAGNER TALKS OF STRATEGY “QGet the Habit” Now's the time to get that overcoat off your mind and on your back. Our winter over- coats, the growth of good wool, good weaving, and good tailor- ing. will preserve your pleasure and comfort for several years. By the time we hdve shown you what overcoat styles are worn, you will be able to decide which one becomes you and what cloth Greatest Probiem of Naneuvers Takes Place Today When Fort Riley s to Be Attacked and De- fended by Sortie. FORT RILEY, Kam, Oct 32 —As & spec- tacle to gase upon the military maneuvers today would be difficult to surpmes, but in point of dramatic action it amounted to very little’ The emtire force in camp was formed into s @ivision under the command of Brigadier General Grant and ordered to { @=ploy in line of battle in order teo protect Fort Riley against an ememy sdvancing to sttack it All hands were out, Inclufiing the bag- cuge wagune, and the scens as the long |libes of cavalry, infuntry and artiliery wound over the hille to take up their ol of wearing stylish overcoats. Ours ar no more expensive than the ordinary kind and are vastly more “up to th minute” and dependable. OUR SUITS Also represent the very best in tailoring thought and skill, and are of the kind that pay You want. All cloths, all colors, all styies, that deserve to be khere, ARE HERE. Friday and Rat- urday we offer you the follow- ing snaps in Men's Suits and Overcoats. Prices quoted will be good on Friday and Satur- day of this week only. MEN’S SUITS An all wool brown and olive mixed cheviot suit, good lining in body and sleeves, a suit that is sold for §9 and $10 everywhere—a bargain at our price Friday and Saturday..... An all wool suit, nobby pattern, blue with a dash of red and white, serge lined, good sleeve lining, coat cut in the styie that the | Young men like so well—our price Friday and Saturday An all wool cassimere suit, gray with an invisible black stripe, serge lined with good | sleeve lining, coat cut in the latest style, a nobby suit and very cheap at the regular price of $12.00— our price Friday and Saturday An all wool cassimere suit. dark | brown and white mixture, serge lined, good | sleeve lining, broad shoulders, a suit that fits, | sells for $12.00—our price Friday and Saturday.... MEN’'S OVERCOATS An oxford gray overcoat, 44 inches lomg, | Irish Friez cloth, good body lining, satin | sleeve lining, velevet collar, a swagger young miin’s coat—regular price $12—our price Friday and Saturday... A plain black, swell overcoat, 50 inches long, serge body lining, satin sleeve lining, velvet collar, fine melton cloth. a coat that sells everywhere for $15—our price Friday and Saturday. An olive and brown mixed cheviot over- | coat, belt back, broad shoulders, Cireassian lining, satin sleeve lining, velvet collar, 4R inches long, vertical pockets, strictly a young | man’s coat, sells always for tlb—nwl' 25 piice Priday and Saturday . A black and white mixed cheviot overcoat, #érge lined, satin sleeve lining, velvet collar, 48 inches long. an all wool coat that sells for $10.00—our price Friday and Saturday............. 1151 with a MAIN STREET METCALF & METCALF st 25 o tions, with the skirmish line Gashing on at | s ron far in scouts were but small dots on the distant { hilie. was & picture that must have been {soen to be appreciated Thirteen thousand | men moving into buttle mt ome time and Dearly every men in piuin view is some. { thing that camnot ofien be seer in | country. On the practical side the posting | of the men in points of vastage was con- | sifered well done by the umpires and the The Americen system of placing a line of battie In the hollows and leaving the Nigh ground comparatively undefended e something of & surpriee to Colonel Foster, the British military sftache Wé have placed greater strength 1s." De said Stover of the Fourth cavairy that the American sdea was o | e men &8 much as possible in the 8, where the scene of operations | was as destitute of natural cover us is the | Eround at Fort Riley. “By keeping them | 8own." said Colonel Stover, “we avoid wil ance of a consecutive fire mpon our men né have & chance to put it into the other Coionel Foster admitied this sdvantage | but considered that the ides of abanfoning the high ground was mot without Gefects | Tomorrow the weightiest of the entire series. Gemeral | Barry, with the Seoond, Tweifth and | Twenty-first segulars, the Firet and Second | Kansas iafuntry, the Dightt and Tenth | cavalry and two batteries, is to march out | tonight and bivousc. Tomorrow he wiil dvince toward the post. Genersl Bedl th the remainder of the troope, will make | & reconnolsance in | It ic estimated that the troops will march all of fifteen o twenty-twe miles during the dar. | Colonel Wagner Lectures. | Lieutenant Colonel Arthur L. Wegner | acknowledged t> be one of the Jeadng min. tary strategists in the world; lectured to- | Weht 10 all the brigade and safl «Soers of problem is to be the | advance, while the cavalry | you large dividends in satisfaction. Overcoats from $5.50 to $30. Suits from $7.50 to $22.00. i Joe Smith & Co., “The home of the stylish suit.” l 415 Broadway. {etvitlan crities are generally more severe in their commenis of unfortunate generais n milit men are as they do not m'.’?“ll\r.;rle fact that things seen by them 5o clearly afier the event were at ibe | time matrers of doudt and conjecture even 16 the abiest Among American commanfers, Grant s entitied o & it met the Bighest pince ons. Afier making the | most cure e quickly and strike | DEATH RECORD. William M. Baright. William M. Baright, supreme treasurer of the Roval Achates died suddenly &t Cuers, Tex. yesterday morning &t o'clock after an Hiness of but three &uys. The Geceased wus & resident of Omaha for about tem years and is & brother of L G. Baright of this city. He bad been in two years, lodges of the Royal Achates, which orfer has fta headquerters in This city. Trems- urer Baright was 3 years of age and un- married His body will be taken to Pough- keepsie, N. ¥, for interment. 1 G. Baright will Jeave for Poughkeepsie today to at- | | tend the funeral services James C. Whidden. BEATRICE, Neb, Oct 2 —(Special)— James C. Whidflen, an «id resifent of this leity, @ed at hie residence i Glenover instituting | [ALLECRENY BANK IS CLOSED First National Decides 10 B¢ Inte Hasde of Comptrol er. { |ASSETS ENOUGH TO PAY DEPOSITORS | Fallure of (he Federal National Bank of Pittsbarg Canse of on the Bank in Alle- Sheny. PITTSBURG, Oct. 2 —-Barly todsy Viee President R J. Stomey, r. of the First iNnamu bank of Allegheny, lseued the officers and dQirectors of the clearing {@cuse commitee of the Pitteburg Clear: House sssociation, which iasted <rom § o'clock lust evening until 320 this mern- ing: ALLEGHENY, Pa he Oet. |evening. Ortober 2. 1B 3t was Tv ihat, although the bank has ample assets fo Pay all of fts Gepomizors in full an jeave a Landsome surplus for the share. {holders. yet its supposed conpection with the Federal National bunk of Pittsburg t cuused a run 10 such an extent that we feel it to be our duty o the bank in voluntary liguidation of the bank and Qirectors have decided to Curreny” o take the moceswary sieps 1o to . purpose. following statement after & meeting of the | bank or trust stocks will be deslt in. The suspeusion of the Alegheny bank, which has bren the representative of the Federal National bank in the clearing houses, i Jooked upon vy bankers gemersily as un almost necessary mequemce of the faflure yesterduy and they believe that no further | trouble will foliow | AN of the oussde barks who dave been doing their clewrng through the Federal | Nationai bank have made ararmpemests | with ether bunks to care for their paper in the future | Robert Lyons, deputy comptroller of the | currency of Washington, 15 in charge of the bank. J G. Cramer, the mmsistant | cushier, stated that as soon as the amsets were realived the depositiors would be patd | Goiiar for sotiar Acting Comptreiler Notified. T..SHINGTON, Oct Z—The acting | comptrelier of the currency last might re- cetived the fcliowing letter from John president of the First National | omsk of Allegheny: P At 3 meeting of the directors of the bank beld 1his evening it was resived, on mo- count of the adverse TLL/oTe in tonnection with ihe milure of ihe Fwderal Nadonal hank of Plitsburg and ioublity to resdse sickly on amewm, © fo inte yoluntary < uidi thom. | The acting comptrolier rates in his oo |mection that an amipleaden to go tate { voluntary hguwidation carsot be tonsidercd until the bank hme beem oMciaMy cxoan-l and its condigen mecer ained Recetvership is Deanlcd - BUTTE. Mont., Oct. 2 —Judge Clancy in the aistrict court tofsy Tefused the re- [ the aivision, including among his suaience | WOEDERIAY, aged & years. Besides his aged | General fan Hamihon, who frrives late | COTPRINOR be leaves & son, A. J. Whidden this afternoon. Oolomel Wagner's jecture | ©f Ot and a daughter. Mrs. J. E. Jone: Bask Organised in 1864 celvership petitica of John MoGinnia, a stockholder in the Boston & Montana Min- ing company sgainst that compamy, but i e l9 < : ' 4 - i 4 Who’s Your Jewgler? + .- It pays to buy of a firm full of ENERGY, "PUSH and HUSTLE. Be it a diamond, a fine watch, a pretty piece of jewely, some- thing in1 sterling silver or rich cut glass, rest assured you will find it here and at the very . Jacquemin, 27 Main Street Council Bluffs SEND AL MAIL ORDERS IN CARE OF DEPARTMENT “E~ -0 5 LIITIII LIRSS L) | Not So-Called Bargain Prices, but HIGH QUALITY Goes With ' BOURICIUS When He Selects Pianos for Hiis Trade His cusiomers WANT no cheap goods, sold on the five- dollar-a-month plan, perbaps taken back and soid and re sold on “any old” payment. The THINKING customer, who wishes SOMETHING GOOD and DURABLE will find Jjust the instrument to suit kis taste at the right figures at BOURICIUR, where all pianos and other instruments are MARKED in plain figures. BOURICIUS PIANO HOUSE, Where the Orgas Stands Upon the Bullding 335 BROADWAY. L R R T T T2 LT3 will not bring it Up 1o the required speed. Members of the Uial board @34 not care EDUCATORS COME 1N FORCE (Continued from Fourth Page ) and for this reason heavy registration is Jooked for this year Seek Pardos for Hall Friends of Hank Hall of this city. who s serving & lfe semtence in Fort Madison penitentiary for the murder of his wife, Are again making an effort to secure his {pardon. The matter will be brought up | aguin at the next session of the jegisiature |tenced in March, 18 He was a liveryman (After shooting his wife he attempted to im. his own life by cutting his throat NOT UNANIMOUS ON DIVORCE lowa W. C. T. L. Turns Dows Cofh- mitice Resolution After = | | | | } Heated Debate. SIOUX CITY, Ia, Oct 22 —(Special Tele gram )—After & heated debste among the | members, in which much feeling was dis- | played. the Jows Women's Christian Tem- | perunce union, in annual convention this | afternoon, turned down & resolution pre- sented by the resglutions commitiee de- nouncing divoree as follows Resolved That we reco t esunciated by Christ in | | nize the athew xix—4. to be the one and aniy law upon divorce that | should obtain among men wnd that Wwe | #tand for its incorporation into the laws | wealth | of the comman | Avother exciting @iscussion took place as {1e the wording of the resclufion aguinet | | Reed Smoot. Ome faction, after & bitter | febt. secured theé” denunciation of “po- Lgamy” rather than “Mormouism ~ the | argument being that the Churek of Latier | Day Saints, omamonly knews as the Mor- | mon church, showid mot be stigmstised | The comvention Gemounced Sundsr base | ball, opium trafic in the Philippines chile {labor and a few other things and we- Journed | Tea Waat te Be Grand Wardes. | storx crry. te. 0t = —(Bpecial Tele- { sram )—Nominations officers of the {orand ledge of lows lndependent Orger | of 084 Pellows were mage togay | Tufford of Clinton 15 mamed for grame | master and G. L. Smyder of Marion for | Geputy grand master The conlest was on |the office of warden and ten meén were |namet. The cne who is elected warden | will be grand master two years from Gate Mre. Will V. Tufford of Clivton was elected for The grand lodge cut im the number of Tepresentatives in the | Frand lodge from 14 to 2 f Ay g | DIKE la. Ot Bm—(Spectal—as & re sult of the recent Wmobbing of Seguin, the eX-priest lecturer who | bandied here. 3 i anmounced tofSay tha: Gumage sults to the amount of 00 will ww | wm v | in part was ms follows: {of DeWnti, Ssline county. Shert services The princigies of stymtegy prnging essentiaily of the twe ept sup Tes | oroe | vital point. | of strategy emands & tunde. comditions. many 1 the commander | tve {be | Hall. whe s now 5§ years of age. was sen- | [ &, trat e R | Ihe strategy of Napoleon constitutes one | of the most strik > lgvmua ing examples of Numan | & Strategy in Cival War, turer cketched the operations of | the armies of the Oie ana the Cumber. | |Jand and Shermen's army from the be. | | Finning of the war when the bases were | on the Oblo river and pointed out the sue- | cessive bases at Nashvile Chattanooga. |Sevannar, Atants, Charieston, ton. Newburne and Kinstone and showed l‘l.nl EVEry movement of the armies was aepender. were heid at the bome this afternoon at e, D —— 55| w'clock and the remuins will be sent W | Omaha for interment tomorrow, } “Mre. B J. Sayder. AUBURN, Neb. Oct 2 —(Special )—Mre. !H. 1 Snyéer @ied here yesterday of cam- | ver, from which she has been & sufferer for over & year. She was & woman of oon- siderable wbility and took an active part in sl eSucations] work. She has been a resident of the county for over twenty years. Her daughter, Miss Hattie Miller, is & lsscher In the Auburn schools Joha Becket. CHICAGO, Oct. 2—John Becket of Sait Lake City, former district freight and passenger agemt of the Denver & Rio Grande rallrond, @ied suddenly todsy of uoute pueumonis. Mr. Becket was & wealthy ranchman | Widow of Rev. Charies H. Spurgeon. LONDON, Oct. 22-The widow of Rev. icfhnr.- H. Spurgeon. the notel presacher, who dled Junatry B, 1882, dled today. { | The telephone company furnishes the ap- Wilming- | peratus, but good service depends on how it is used by the subscriber. Talk with Steel Flant to Restme Weork L, Oct {of the south, but the strategical m.hm‘.‘fi.‘.{".’.‘..“_.-m B was altogether in fuver of the Mutter snd largely neutralised the superior furces of the umion. At the clupe of the war there | Were L1MA® men actushy under wrms | the umion wrmy. Of this number mot |more than 360 were actualy in cen- iact with the hosille armies. The rest of this enormous force was disseminated in Fuarding the long Mnes of vommunicstien and in oocypying canguered terriory The featire of war #n the United States Wus in all proportieny greater than th at | {¢f moders Buropsan wars The grestest | operations in the Austro-Prussien wer of 1 166 and the Pranco-German war of 17071 | in each case covered o ares of mot more (hen half the size of the state of Kansas, while the civil wer from the Potomac to the Rie Grande and | from the Obio river to the gulf The principle of interior lines was ex- Plained by referemce 40 the campeign of 1% in Italy, the campeign of 186 in Vir- Finla. and » detalled description was given | {Of e Marengo campaign The Marengs campaign. so brillantiy decisive, would be impossitie todey. be sald, as the telegraph {and vewspspers would render it Ampos- sitie to comoss! such = movement as thet | made by Nupoleon end the teiegraph and |raiiroad wowld permit the Austrian com. | mander to collect his treops in time to | oPpose with every probability of sucoess He continued: wes ®0 roughly | be brought aguinst Grundy cousty. At- | piied torney Tem Miiner of o express sz opinion as to the cause of | the slowness of the crulser., but President Beddinger #iven the vessel In & month or mo Denver is was toid that amglher trial may operations extended | {10 resume operacions here next Monday in all | will give empioyment plant shut down two general onder for | FORECAST OF THE WEATH Teoday. WASHINGTON, Oct. 2 Por Netraska, Kansas, ) South Dakets—Far Pridey snd Saturday: | warmer Fridas { Por Ilinels—Pair Friday, south portion; Satursy fair and warmer. For Missouri—Fair Fridey and Saturday; wermer Saturday | For Colorade and Wyoming—Fulr Priday | and Saturday; warmer in easters portioms Friday For Montana—Fuir Friday and Saturday. Lecal Record. FFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, OMAHA Oct. B—Ofcial record of =3 pera and precipitaiion fie corremponding ay of the last thres ez 190 1900 TETE" o B b3 £l = { “ Minimum 4 4 -~ © and | Mear temperature - Preciptad . ¥ pration ture Gy and | | Record of u }.x Omahs for orma) temperaturs .-.....--- Deficiency for Total excess since March 1 18 | Deficlency for the day Precipitation since March 1 o e 3 | Deficiency for vor. period, 3@ Deficiency for cor. period. 198 Beports from Scations st ¥ E!-‘ i g o | LB T T it 4 L 19 ermiwiadun R ™ ean) uixen s “waedwie) wnwjx) 28R KETERARERsYER ZERRLNSRELFERERYY [ Bebekssae: . of $550,00, s surplus of R00000 and vided profits of SAELS Resources and Liabilities The report of the condition of the First National bank of Allegheny st the close of | business Beptember &, M5 is as follows: | Resources—Loans and discounts. §.340.- | %001 overdrafis, secured and unsecured {S2.M2%; United States bonds to secure cir. #0556, banking house furniture mnd fix- tures, SIS other res] estate owned due from approvedl reserve agents, $4.- LS checks and other cash Jtems, JEM.3; exchanges for clearing bouses, $27.03.30; motes of other nationsl banks $2811; frac- tional paper currency, mickels and cests. Lawful money reserve in bank, vis Specie. THINM: legal tender netes $IIE total lawful momey reserve in bank. KI%- 10 redemption fund with United Stutes treasurer (6 per cent of circulation), $54.00 Gue from United States otber 52850 Lisbilities—Capital stock paid in, S50 surplus fund SI0000 undivided prefis, less expenses and taxes peid 530808 mations. benk notes cutstanding. SIN000: inafvidus! Geposits, SHAGT: cash and checks standing, M€ Totsl 5.7 OLM So Trading in Bask stecks The Pitsbury Stock exchange tofay was guie: and trafing hght By = vote oi the exchange 1t was Oe- cied tha ® balunce of the week opening granted an injunction restraining *he Bos- ten & Monians from transferring iis stoek to the Amalgamuted Copper company and Paying Gividends to the concerm The re- ceivershily petition I8 Dot . denied jerms- nently Harvester Company in Troable. PHORIA. Oct. 2—The Acme Harvester company. cne of the largest minufacturers ©f implements, has been ‘arced to puce it afalre in the hands of 4 committee regpns- senting the creditors snd ixk an extmeon of time. This commitiee & composed of Dn J. | Porgan, vice presi@ent of the First Na- | tional bazk. Chicago: A. G. Becker of Becker & Co: G. M. Burt of Swere & Burr, Boston; Martia Kingman and Ferci- nand Luthy, Peoris. The assets of the company, it is asserted, are nearly 4000000 and ‘comsiderably in ex- cess of the Nabilities The Sumphny em- ployes 7 men and its business was mot confined to this country, but it kad @ large | | trade in Sousk America. | The ressons nasigned for the smburtuss- | ment are a bad semson, bad collections and | Guing & business that was unwarranted by the capital pf the concern. While 9o state- ment of the assets and lusbilities has yer | bees @ven out. suck statement has been | prepered an forwarded to each of the | cre@itor: asking that their claime be placed |in the hangs of the committes for mettie- | ment end & Lustment This commitiee hopes to £nd means for a continuance of the business, but &1 present the plant is idle. all the men having been laid off indefinitely Cold Sterage Compsny i Baskrupt. MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 2—The Minneapo- lis Cold Storage company has fied & peti- tion in bankruptcy and John Kuns has been appointed vecelver. The liabilities may resch $4M.0W, while the aspets are mbowt B It is sai0 the compeny has been handi- capped by lack of working capacity. The company will probably be rearganized The slump is the eastern butter market is sasigued by Vice President Mullen as one of the cuuses ring it inte butter What They Demand, Headache, lver complaints, bowe! @iy orders demand Dr. King's New Life F\ia They are gestle, but cure or no gAy. Ay For sale by Kubn & Oo ROOTED IN After the age of 45 or 50 when the vital powers are is noticed that 2 burt of any kind beals slowly and often a very Cancerous Ulcers weaker aqz