THE QMAHA 'DAILY BEE : MONDAY , MARCH
TToung Frank
BURGLAR
A
BROUGHT'DOWN
Hummol
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Painfully
Wounds a Midnight Marauder.-
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HE PROVES TU BE ED WILLIAMS-
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fercnte committee , nnd they Intend to tnke
advantage of their privilege * by putting tholr
report in such shape that It can't bo bcaUin fn
the house. Thin conference committee con- ¬
sists of six members' , thrca from the senate
nnd three from the house. The members
from the house were named by Mr. McShnno ,
and of course arc partial to Omaha , nnd those
from the senate ho says are also favorable- Mr. . McShano related In nn Interesting manner the way the bill WAS gotten through
congress , and gives the entire Nebraska delegation credit
for hard and faithIn
work
ful
securing its passage.- .
very readily. To secure
senate
passed
the
It
Its early consideration In the house Mr , MeShane got It well up on the calendar. Ho
was fortunate In getting It In so early , as
there was only one bill passed after it * Of
200 bills presented only twelve passed.
One
thing that helped its quick passage through
the house , was the fact that It was passed on
the day on which the consideration of such
bills ended and the other congressmen who
had similar bills and were impatient to Imvo
them readied that duy helped hurry through
the Omaha bill- .
.In speaking of the proposed removal efFort Omaha , Mr. McShnno said that General Sheridan had told him that ho was In
favor of a permanent and strong fort near
Omaha , but lie wanted It further away ftomthu city. It was necessary for the discipline
of the troops , in Its present location he was
not in favor of spending a single dollar uiwtiit. . Mr. McShnnc says that Omaha will have
to demonstrate to the house of representa- ¬
tives that the government will not bo out
by
of
removal
anything
the
the
appropriation
The
foil.
probable
for its removal will bo 200000. The house
must bo niiule to understand that ( ho present
grounds can bo sold for that amount. If divided up into lots and sold It can bo disposed
ot for about that amount. If sold in the bulk ,
as has been suggested , to the fair and exposition comp.tny , It probably will not bring near
that amount. If the fort is Dually located
near Omaha Its removal will not be above
ten miles.
When Mr. McShano was asked as to the
rumored changes in the editorial department
of the Herald he looked considerably sur- pi iscd and said that he knew nothing whatever about them and thut thu rumors wcroillfounded. .
AMUSEMENTS.
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In the future the family of Dr. Hummel
can sleep the sleep of the just , conscious thut
hereafter ull burglars will carefully boycott
' their residence , nt 8013 Lcavenwortli street ,
.on account of n warm reccption'gtven a member of the craft nt an early hour yesterday
morning. There have been a number ot burglaries in that vicinity of late , but no clue to
:
.yesterday
About 4:30
the 'perpetrators.
morning Dr. Hummel was awakened by the
noise of one of these housebreakers in his
parlor. Awakening his son Frank the two
slipped upstairs and loaded their shotgun.
The doctor cocked both barrels and handed
the weapon to his son , who , by the way , Is a
great hunter and splendid shot. Frank wnsto slip around to the front window through
which the burglar had gained entrance and
stand on guard. The doctor armed himself
with tha nx and stood near the folding doors ,
on the other side of which stood the burglar
trying to open them by soft and continued
pressure.
Unfortunately In going through the backdoor Frank allowed it to shut with a slam ,
nnd the thief , taking alarm , Jumped through
thu window nnd over the fence. As Frank
;
the
slipped from behind the house ho suv
gnmo escaping and jumped over the fence In¬
humpursuit. . Hut In getting Over one of the
mers struck the fcncu and one barrel was
exploded.
The report of the gun added
Sliced to the Hying burglar's feet and he paid
no attention to Frank's cry of "halt. " Young
Hummel then Hied and ayell of agony followed from the thief , who , dropping his
boodle , consisting of laeo curtains and a rug ,
darted oft In tllo darkness with thu speed of
the wind. Frank next went to thu police box
on the eurner of Lcavcnworth and 1'iirk avenue , got thu Key and called the patrol wagon.
This fiction of Young Hummel was instrumental In tin cuily capture ot the burglar.- .
A sipjad of ofllcurs were dispatched to the
scene in the patrol wagon. Meanwhile tluy
had commenced to dawn and the tracks of the
burglar were plainly marked in thu newly
fallen snow , accompanied by a trull of blood.
The ofllcers started on this trail nnd followed
it over hill and ravinu until it stopped ut aBhauty on the corner of Twenty-sixth and
Capitol avenno.
Inside were found two
negroes in bed , both of whom claimed they
hud not been outside all night. On examining the coat of one of them , named Ed. Williams , the tail was found to be riddled with
shot. Williams was told to get out of bed
His back nnd
nnd ho trembling obeyed.
lower limbs were found to bo a mass of
minute wounds. One of tliu ofllcers remarked
about the strong smell of kerosene , when
Williams' room-mate remarked , "Ed's been
nsin' kahscno on them woun's. Las' night I
bought a gallon of it an' this mawning they
ain't enough of it loft to staht the flan. " The
officers told Williams to go with them and
they would get more coal oil for him. Ho was
taken to the central police station nndDr. . Kulpn was sent for. Armed with a pair
of pincers , the doctor turned Williams on his
stomach and commenced to stpjocz out the
shot. As each grain was thus removed the
fact was heralded throughout the jail by n
howl of pain from the darkoy. No less than
thirty shot were removed , some of them from
his right hand. When visited by the reporter
yesterday Williams was found still lying on
his stomach very much subdued by his experience. . Thu police think ho is responsible
for nil thu late burglaries In Dr. Hummel'9
neighborhood , as his room mate says that
Williams hii'j been in the habit of lying en
his brl nt night without taklngoiTliisclotnes ,
and still later getting up mid disappearing
for hours at n time. Williams is the stepfather otMattio Woods , the colored courtesan
who attempted to kill Editor Green , of the
Truth , some few months ngo.
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HELEN HOWARD'S KUNERAti- .
.llynii's Victim Lm l ot Itcst in Forest
Imivn.
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Three carriages nnd n hearse drew up hi
front of the building No. 41(1 North Sixteenth
street , about ii o'clock yestculiiy afternoon
where n gaping crowd of men nnd boys
stood stamping their feet on the snowcovereiflags. . A rosette of ernpo plnnod to the street
door, leading to the upper floor swayed to nm
fro with the wind , and
, intensified the drcari
ness of the surroundings. Every now nmjthcn the door swung on its hinges , to udinl
girls and womo n of various ages whoso ovl
dent object In visiting iho place wr.s to satisfy their feminine curiosity , for it was it
the building mentioned that the body of Mrs
Helen Howard , the unfortunate woman slali
lost Friday night In n wino room by Prunl
13. Uynn lay in a coflln awaiting the Unaofllcoof the undertaker.- .
In n room right off the head of the stain
rested the coftln that contained the corpse o
the woman. A large skylight admitted tin
pnli
) lght ,
on
which
the
fell
tin
of
distorted
features
and
iVictlm wnoso untimely and sensational tnking off has shocked the community , robbed i
husband of a wife und an aged father am
mother of a beloved child. As the hundrcdiot women passed the bier nnd looked upoi
the fuco of the dead , tears streamed fron
their eyes and stilled sobs broke in upon thill ness of death. The only tloral offering
it
'yrua a wreath of roses , the gift of the family
and which rested on the lid of the coflln- .
.'Shortly after" o'clock Hev. Mr. House , o
tHe First M. E. church , arrived and read th
burial service , after which ho delivered i
short but impressive address. Mr , House
dwelt on the uncertainty of life , and Impressed upon his hearers the importance oiejug prepared to meet the summons of Uu
Supreme Uuler. Ho referred to the tragedj
and the lesson it teaches others to shut
haunts of vice nnd sin , and the company o
sinful and designing men. A number 01
women wcro overcome by the impressivenes
of Mr , House's remarks , and a numboi
Bobbed outright during its delivery , Aftei
Offering the benediction , Mr , House took hii
leave , there having been no vocal or instrumental exercises.
Next the family took final leave of the remams. . Thu bereaved husband came llrst
and us ho gazed for the last thus on the com
panlon of his joys and sorrows , his fuco bocuino suffused with tears , and with u bourn
and sigh of anguish buried himself from g.iziin an adjoining room. Wlllio Scott , the half
.sister , was also visibly affected. Tha nooi
Old mother , bowed down with the weight o
her sorrow and misfortune , sat In the khchei
and was consoled by sympathizing friend
and acquaintances. She did not look upoiiho corpse , lid her mental nnd physical power
wbro so shattered that It was not thought
beat for her to undertake U.
Funeral Director Droxcl conducted tin
obsequies , and shortly before 3 o'clock tin
lid was screwed down , and the faciof Helen Howard was forever shu
out from
Thci
the light of day ,
pull-bearers. who oworo L. Sthe
pralne , Patrick McGahciif M , Soulo , Gcorg
Benson , John Calluhun , Henry Hartnerf- fraspcd the handles of the coflln and carrlciit down stairs , followed by Mm. Scott , weep
ing and moaning , leaning on the arm ot hesoninlaw , Mr. Howard , Willie Scott amner stop-father , Dr. Wobbcrnnd other friend
of tbo family. The carriages wcro quick )
filled , and the cortago moved slowly to Foros
Lawn where all thai was inoitul of thu unwas consigned to mothefortunate woman
r
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earth.
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CONGRESSMAN McBIIANE.
What Ho linn to 8ny Aliout. Lie
tluu For Onmlia.
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Hon. J. H. McShano returned to Omah
yesterday after several weeks' absence In hi'cougrosslsnal duties at the national capita
It conversation with a UKB reporter la :
evening ho expressed himself s hlghl
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pleased with the work done , by Nebraska'I- '
tvrUUYtors at Washington the present sessloiJlB spoke very hopeful of Omaha's securln
more than 1400,000 for her now poctoftlciVUe matter , he said , was now with the coi*
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L. .
C. Dallar , of Schuyler , Neb.
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is at the
.
D. Wilson
,
of Kansas City , is
at the
.
H. Genlder , of Beatrice , Neb. , is at the
Paxton.- .
M. . M.
White , of Lincoln
,
Neb.
Paxton.
John T. Dolan , ofJ3t. Joseph ,
Paxton.F. . L.
Pnxton.-
,
is at the
Mo. , Is
at the
.
Emery , of Fremont , Neb. , is at the
.
Lampton , of'Fremont , Neb. , is nt the
Millard.
Glenn Hodgson , of Kansas City , is at the
N. .
Windsor..- .
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T.
Tlilspowdcr never varies. A m
puri- ¬
ty , strength and wholesomoncss. Moro economical than the ordinary kinds , and cannot bo sold
in competition wltn the multitude of low cost
Return
short weight alum or phosphnto powders. Sold
In cuiis. Uoynl Unking I'omler Co. , IMthe county commissioners , only
Wiiil street , New Vor- .
Messrs. W. J. Mount , L. M. Anderson ,
lichard O'Kceffo. W , H. Tuincmnd Jacob
orrigan , returned to Omaha after a week's
aunt among the leading cities of the west k.A
iml un examination of the different jails Ineach. . The cities visited wcro Lincoln , Kansas City , St. Louis and Chicago. As the" result of their trip they returned home satisOR NO PAY.
and
led that In cleanliness , discipline
economy the Douglas county jail is ahead of
anything they saw in tliclr absence.
The only disadvantage that this Jail suffers
s insufficient space for the inmates. Mr.
Mount says that the St. Louis and Chicago
ails are larger considerably than Omaha's ,
out the management of them falls behind
The
Sheriff Coburn nud his assistants.
WILL POSITIVELY CURE
Kansas City jail , he hays , is the worst den ho
ever saw. It is filthy , cramped , nnd utterly
r All rTphliltlc IMiciuci , of recent or long utanatnif.ln
without discipline. The prisoners were yellfrom leu to fifteen ilarr. We will fIve wrtltan |iuin->
ing and whooping like Indians , as though
lei'B to euro anj cnio or refund rour money. And
wu would say to those who hnv employed tha moat
ihero was no one in charge of them. The
riiynlclnna. uied ercry known remedy and
Skilled
during
ho
saw
was
Chicago prison
the best
not been cured , that you are thu subject , we ardtaie
liis trip. Tho.placo Is well kept , even to the
looklne for. You tlial have buen to tht celeUratollieds , which are adorned with white pillowlllot Bprings of Arkaniat , ana bave loil Unop ofcases nnd sheets. Each prisoner there costs rtcoTiry , we
exday.
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The
the county but } cents n
pense of each nt St. Louis Is 40 cents per
per head , and at Kansas City the same- .
.At the Chicago jail the commissioner.s met
Our r.m dr la vnknown to any
arnakenornaree.
the Chicago boodlors , . nnd young Leo. " vho ; on
In the world ouUldoof oar Company , and It IIrecently murdered his stepfather. 'AtSt. . Uifl* only
remedy in Ilia world that will cure you.V
Louis they met Maxwell , the murderer of will cure the most obstinate caio In leu than ono
montti. Seven day In recent cai mloe < the work. 1CI. the old , chronic , det'ibeutGl cases that we solicit.
We hare cured hundrid * who hud betm abandoned
kr 1'lijslclans and pronounced Incurable , and
Prellor.- .
Mr. . Mount is In favor of enlarging the
county jail as soon as possible by
adding another itory nnd extending the
Douglas
building.
C. Welch , of Clarinda , In. , is nt the
Windsor.- .
A. Jones nnd wife , of Chicago , nro at
the Windsor.
Beach F. Hinmnnn , of North Platte , Neb.- .
is at thu Paxton ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Carter , of Kansas City
C. .
arc at the
Windsor.-
.
O. McCamo nt and wife ,
Mo. , nro nt the Millard.- .
G. . P. Swift , the famous packer of meat , arrived in the city last night from Chicago , and
is nt the Paxton.
After n two weeks' successful engapemeni
hero Prof. Seymour , the mind reader , leaves
this morning to till nn engagement in Leavenworth. . After doing Denver , Kansas City
nnd St. Joe the professor hopes to return to
Omaha again , as ha has become very mucl
attached to the place.
of St. Joseph
J. .
Morgan Issued a
Challenge.O- .
MAII , Neb. , March 4. To the Sporting
Editor of the Bun : I hereby challenge an ;
(
heavy-weight In Nebraska or IowaProf
Ei
Miller of Omaha preferred ) , -to light for i
stipulated number of rounds or to bo finished
for any part of 100. I hnvo this day postei
the sum of ton ( 10) dollars in the hands o
Colonel A. H , Forbes as forfeit. The llrst
man covering this deposit will bo accommodated. . "First come llrst served. "
.
Witness :
En Mono IN.- .
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A. . H. FOHIIES.
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As Morgan has to leave on a visit to Minneapolls Tuesday night no would like to heat
from some of the heayy-wcights bcforo 'tha-
time. .
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wh.on8iiiohiti * "Seidcn
born Figaro" for5c you wijl lind it.u.lOicigar. . Ask your dealer for them.
A su'rpribo
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the World
We Challenge
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Jailed a Soldier.
Nebraska Clothing Company
Corner Douglas and i4th Streets. Omaha.
DIAMONDS ,
WATCHES ,
JEWELRY ,
BRONZES
!
LYON &
MAX MEYER &BRO ,
Omaha , Nebraska.i-
irts discovered , and wo are instilled In saylnglt U th
only remedy In the world ( bat will positively cure ,
because the Imlut medltal works , puhljihed by tbeerst known authorities , say there was never a. true
puccltlc before. Our Keraodr u tbe only medicine In
toe world that will cure wnen everithlnR else hat
failed. Hhashccn so conceded by n luruo number of
Celebrated I'hyslclans. IT HAH NKVEH VET FAILED
ro CUKE. Why waste your time and money with
never had virtue , or doctor
Ktent mcdlclr.esttmtthat
cannot cure you. You that have
tried everything also should come to us now and eel
permanent relief ) you never ccn net It elsrwbera.
Mark what we say : In the end you must take oar
Remedy or NUVKK recover. And you that have been
fcfillctcu but a puart time should by all means come teas nnw. Many got help and think thoya ro free from
tbe disease , but In one , two or three years afUr , It
appears an tin In H more horrible form.
Investigate our financial standing Ibroiiah the mer >
fan tllo aticcUet and note that we are fully responsl.
Die and our wrltlnn guarantees are coed , We have
RikiFDr prepared on purely Scientific 1'ilnclples and
we wish to repeat that It Menu * Alia to cum. All
letters sacredlr conlldentlal.
Special to the Shoo Dealers.
The H. T. Shoroy stock of boots and
shoes at Central City , Neb. , will bo sold
at auction on Thursday , March 8th , at
2 o'clock p. in. The goods are all
and clean , as the btoro was open but two
months.Snolly Gostern na AVcuther ProphctH.
Kansas City Star : As weather proph- ¬
ets who hardly ever go astray in their
prognostications , the colored people
lead the world civilized and savago.
.
U. S. DEPOSITORY , OMAHA , N2B.
peculiar to this class , the old supersti- ¬
tions are handed down by word of mouth
from generation to generation and
faithfully preserved in the memories of
these credulous folk.
Ono old colored "uncle" who lives
just beyond Westport , but who does odd
jobs about the city aided by a dun colored mule , appeared the other morning
with liis feet tied up in the usual allotment of gunny sack. His pedal extremities wore warm , and the old man ns a
natural consequence , felt comfortable
and talkative.- .
On the sidewalk , near the head of
Main street , whoso vigorous capers
showed that the dilapidated shoes illy
protected liis feet from the cold.
Pulling up liis mule with a "whoa diir
you " the old man leaned towards his
neighbor with the inquiry :
"Mo'nin' , Mistah Jacksing ; whar's
dom gunnysackiii' ? "
"Ain't got nun , no mo' . "
"What you dun wid dein ? "
Booms IS and
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Paid Up Capital ,
Surplus ,
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JOHN S. COI.MNS
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THECor. 12th
nnd rarnnm Sts.
A General ijaiiktii'iJ'iruslnebb'Truhsacted.-
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SteckPianoItcmark-
dom away two weeks
"I dun
I dun think old Crimp wazn't
comin' no mo' . "
"Sho , is dat a fak ? Didn't you heahdo snollygosters bark do odder night ? "
"I did bo ; but ! duu furgot. "
"Didn't yo' heo dom cattle standin'- '
wid doir heads togeddor an' all pintin''
west ? "
"I did so ; but 1 dun furijot. "
"Don , Mistali Jacksing , yo mus' have
Good
to suite' do coiibcquently.
mo'nin. "
When the two had separated n, Star
reporter approached the old man , who
was about'to urge a dun-colored mule
into n trot witli a barrel stavo- .
."Uncle , what's a snolly gostcr ? "
"Whoa dar , you ! What's : snoll.ygostcr ? Why , dat's one o' dcm cunnin1
ole loxes wid do rod tail. An' when lie
bark in do night time look out fer olc
Crimp , case he's comin' mighty suddcnllike. . "
"And the cattle ? "
"Always stand wid dor tall toward :
c&min' a runnin' . "
storm dat's
"Do ' you know any moro signs ot
comlngbtorm , uncle ?
"Why , brcss'my brack fcoul , boy. Duzzons of dom. W'on do ole peafowl yell
loud ns tiu kin'and got on u lovv-dowti
porch , look out for a reg'larN. snifter.- .
W'on you dun hco a big brack cloud risin' iip.in do norfwcbt and den back ngh'i
look out fur trubbol in fie air. "
"Aix ) tbpso all j'ou.know , urtclo ? " .
"Deed not. honey. ' .Watch do fire indo houso. It doni coals dun tiiko limit
gettin' bright an' gottin1 .dim , just .geldern gunny sackin' out ( cr Ole Crimj
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Prices , quality and durability considered , are placed at the
lowest living rates for cash or time payments , while the long
established reputation of the house , coupled with their most
liberal interpretation of the guarantee on their goods , affords
the purchaser an absolute safeguard against loss by possible
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W. YATKS , President.
LEWIS S. HKKO , VlcoTtesldent.- .
A. . U. TOUZAI.INml Vlcol'rosldcnt.- .
W , II. S. Huouus , Cashier.- .
THE COOK HKMEDY CO. , Omaha , Neb.
Their storm legends are without num- ¬
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Our Magic Remedy
Display at their warerooms , 1305 and 1307 Farnam Street
the largest assortment of Pianos and Organs to be found at
any establishment west of Chicago. The stock embraces lha
highest class and medium grades , including
STEINWAY '
FISCHER ,
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tobrlninsacaw tbat we will not cure In leu than
one month.
Slnco lhc history of medicine , a True Specific for
ByiinlUtlChKruptlons , Ulctrs , Bore mouth , 4c. , hat
ueu sou t lor but never found until
Samuel Hess , one of the boys In blue , while
drunk yesterday afternoon got into trouble
with Katio'Bell , one of the occupants of the
Bank's block , and drew his revolver , threatening to kill her. As he wore a sharp
shooter's pin , sh o was afraid ho might bonblo to carry out his threat , and therefore
ran Into the street culling for the police. A
passing ofllccr responded and the belligerent
warrior was disarmed and looked up.
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our Boys' and Children's Department we are opening daily new
and choice goods. We propose to make this department the most at*
tractive one in the city for style and prices.
All goods marked in plain figures and at strictly one price.
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Walter Moise , of Lmcoln , is at the Wind
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Our Magic Remedy
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now complete and open for inspection.
W.Q claim it is the largest collection of new and stylish goods ever
exhibited in Omaha.- .
We further claim that we have marked our goods at much lower
prices than any other house will name for like qualities and makes.
, This week we will make a specialty on Spring Overcoats. Ot these
we show a splendid assortment ; all the latest shades in fine Meltons ,
Diagonals , &c. , silk and satin lined and beautifully made ; in short , the
most dressy garments that the market affords ; but the most attractive thing about them is the prices these are positively the lowest
ever heard of.-.
As our special bargain this week we offer two styles of Spring
Overcoats at 6. These we can prove are worth double the amount- .
.Theyare made of fine all worsted goods , lined with best double warp
Italian , satin striped sleeve lining , and made like regular custom gar ¬
ments. We have two shades , one a fine grey the.other a brown , either
of them is a splendid color. We challenge any retail clothing house in
the United States to show a like bargain.
Our next price is 7.75 , a fine Melton Overcoat with silk facing and
elegantly trimmed and made. Then we have one at 9.25 , 10.50 ,
12.75 and 14.50 each , and all selected bargains not to be found any- ¬
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heroine's part with her usual taste and appreciation , nnd Mr. Puls had several
very
scenes in which ho. did some
successful comedy work. Between the
nets
Henry
,
second and third
Pundt
appeared upon the stage nnd in n few words
presented Mrs. Baurcis with an elegant gold
watch , stating that the gift was intended asn souvenir of the day of her bcnclit anil a
recognition by many friends of herself nnd
her devotion and success as an actress. Mrs- .
.Haureis was unprepared for the presentation
nnd the audience , with its applause , expressed its appreciation of the bestowal of
the gift.
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Every person is interested in their
own ufluirs , and if this meets the eye ofnny one who is sulToringfrom the effects
of a torpid liver , wo will admit that hois interested in getting well. Got a
bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters , use it as
directed , and you will always be glad
you read this item- .
.Captured a Sidney Till of.-.
A. . G. Green leaves to-day for Sidney ,
Neb. , butho will bo accompanied by an officer so that ho cannot fail to reach his destination. . Green Is n darkey , recently porter in
the Pacific hotel at Sidney , nnd it is claimed
that on Friday.of last week ho went through
the effects of one of the patrons of the house
ami stole a gold watch and chain , a revolver
and $150 in cash. The same evening ho took
the flyer for Omaha. Yesterday the police
hero received a telegram from the city mar- ¬
shal of Sidney , asking for the arrest and deHo was found in the
tention of Green.
Lewis house , on Capitol avenue near
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yesterday morning ant
Eleventh , about tUO
was transferred to the central station.
.
" Eugene Lnblcho , the nptod French
dramatic author , who died last week , isiaid to have preserved his sutieo ot the
lumorous to the very last , and thrugh- mtn complication of ill thnt made the
nttor months of Ills existence n torture.
Only n few hours before ho died , when
me of the consulting physicians Bald toilm gravely , "Glvo me yy.ur pulbo , " houniled ns ho replied , "Certainly ; but
)0 sure to return it , doctor. "
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Neb. , is ut the Wind-
OPENING ,
Our new spring stock of Men's , Boys'and. Children's Clothing Is
SURE CURE
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snh. .
Yesterday
T.Mrs.EllsoUaureis took her annual benefit atBoyd's Inst night , appearing in "Das Voile
wio es wcint uml lacht , " before n good-8ied
audience , considering the threatening nature
of the weather. The play was a melodrama ,
introducing u variety of chata-ters , mainly
from the humbler walks , and illustrating an
episode of peculiar interest the charging ofn lady with n crime committed by'u man.
This feature of the peiformanco was happily
surrounded hy a number of social and mirthful incidents , which relieved some of the
somber effects. Miss Homer assumed the
,
."Didn't yo' hotico do red sky nt eunpct on do Ins' flno day we hub ? Well ,
Int's euro sign of change in do woddor.
Won yo' dun ECO dem hnnkors flyln'oberhond in plontywuteh out torn sto'm ,
'or it's n comin' . "
"And what nro hankers ? '
"Why , dem's wllo gcosc , boy , but
gcuso mo , I'sc getter begettin'
;
at dem
ashes , else doy wont got'moved. Monin'-
JAUNT.- .
County ''Commissioners
From .Jnll Visiting.
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Willis , ot Lincoln , is at the
wood box- .
ratlinfugh
"Ho Is suffering from a severe attack oficrvous prostration , " replied the doctor ; "hems stood the strait ) on his nerves about ns
eng us ho can and ho has now lost control ofilmself and gone to pieces. I do not t hluk hoias taken any poison. "
The doctor , however , stayed With the sick
nan until about midnight nnd then loft , glv- ng orders to the police to telephone nny
changes for the worso. At the time Ryan
vns stricken he was sitting on n bench in his
cell , when the | olico were suddenly startled
y n groan , followed by the sound of his fall- -
The Carlcton Opera company gave n concert
to.a large audience at the Grand opera house
last night. The programme consisted of sixteen numbers and introduced all the principal
The main acvocalists of the organization.
companiment was by the Musical Union orchestra , the work of which , in 1U overtures
as well ns accompaniments , was very good ,
ilr. Murray sang "Let All Obey" In a very
icceptablo manner. " Miss Tellula Evans
Lvurbicd Solomon's bird song with excellent
uste , displaying more flexibility in her voieo
ban had before been noticed in her efforts.- .
Ir. . W. T. Curleton's first number was
'The Toreador , " which was sung with force
iicl feeling and with excellent voice , secur- second
ng
a trlplo
His
recall.
number , "Tho Psalms , " was rendered
In
magnificent
style.- .
same
the
Mr. . J. C. Taylor sang "Dreaming" in sweet
and full voice and was warmly recalled. C.- .
"I. . Drew experienced similar treatment for
.ho easy rendering of OffenbaclL's "Protty
New Stowpau. " Miss Alice Vincent's lul- 'aby fronu "Ermnic" was sung very sweetly
with u hidden chorus and was warmly recalled. . The other featuresof the programmewcro mainly a repetition of those referred to.
and retained the audience which was most
demonstrative until the close.- .
UCNCri-
nnd chop up fcnco
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The Cnrleton Concert at the Grand
Opera HOUHC.
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Ben-
ng. . The doctor hurriedly redressed , gath- ¬
ered together some emetics , sprung into his
urrlago nnd furiously dashed towards the
cntrnl station. Meanwhile thcro Was nlurrying and scampering of feet and foroncohe usually sleepy crowd of officers lounging
bout the control station curtailed their cat
ups , and put a little activity Inio their move
ments. A mattress was laid out In the eorrl- or of the jull and the slayer of Mrs. Howard
vns picked up from the iloor of the death
ell nnd Carried out to the cot In aofbucket
A
condition.
ulnting
vntcr was brought and the officers
milled his head In hopes of resuscitating
ilm , while the bleared and dirt begrimed
nnmtcs of the various cells crowded up toho bars and peered furtively nt the prostrate
In n few moments Uynnvonuin-slnycr.
ipened his eyes and olMcer Sheep , who was
icndlni ; over him. asked him how ho felt.- .
"Oh , t feel bad 1" ho replied , nnd before
ho ofllccr could again say anything Uynn
continued , "Did that funeral take plnco tolay ! "
"Yes , " replied Shoop- .
."Oh , my God Is It possible ! I'll swear toicavcn that I did not Intentionally kill her ,
von If they hang mo to-morrow for It. "
And he again closed his eyes ,
In a short time Dr. Kulph arrival and
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examining the pupils and oycsof thctrckcn
nan asked him if ho had not taken moi phlno- .
."No , " said Ryan , "not to-day. "
The doctor , however , was Incredulous and
orccd n powerful emetic down his throat.- .
A severe lit of vomiting ensued , and the doc- or. . upon examination , thought Kynn was
right in his assertion that he hud taken no) oison. .
The physician again subjected him
:
man who stood
o an examination , and a 15ir.
icar asked :
"Well , doctor , what Is the matter with
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the
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Jnll.- .
"Comti to the jail Immediately , Ryan has
nkcn poison I" Such was tha message re- olvwl by Dr. Ralph , the city physician , while
ircparing to retire about 10 o'clock last even- -
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Police Track Him Hy the Trail
plood mill KfTcct IllH Capture
. Funeral of Mrs. Helen
Ilowiirtl.
.TJic
dun Rwtoo to mnko yojii cut cole en pahs- .
."Don took in de.chliBe *, nn' if that
soot.li bum in'put do cktUo in do bnrn-
HVAN FAINTED.- .
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equals. . The results following Its USD are lU lient ruluiinruMidHlloju. . lie surn , : u yiiuruluo your hi'nlth
by 1)1- .
and pet the genuine. MHiinfucturud only
t-end ( or
1.Al.xu. . H. Wll.limi , (tiejiilct , Motion , Ma ,
Illustrated I'lrculur , wliUU will bo mailed Irce. .Men *
tlon this paper. ,
btrwU CHICAGO.
THE CAPITOL HOTEL
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TLe best known * nd most popiilar Hotel In thatta.lt. . ' l icstlon central , .appointments' lintclass- .
.lUiJqusitert tar loiuaierclal - men and all political '
Tansill's' Punch Cigars
were shipped during thn pnit
two yuttni ultiiuut a Uriiui *
rncrfumircniploy. Koottjurhonso tn the world cnri trutb *
fully umke'iuch a showliif.- .
( Jno
utent ( dctaler puly )
wantud lu each town.
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BY
LEADING ORUCCISTS.
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StChlcago.
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rcherons , Clydeadale * and fihlre. also hpm4
bred colts , Kvery animal Kiiurunteeil a breedef
Our slock liai bt-en elcctud with roferencttJ
both Individual merit and tiedlitree , r om Noj
those horsHH have taken |lr l'prlz at tha *
"brasVa State Kelr. IhST. All our horsett ure M4lw of their et can be she
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