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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

rms y composition Of rather N
unusual nature. It is common to oflar
prizes for the best story, or picture. 81
architectural plan. all the corunetirorr
risking the loss Of their labor and th~
successful one merely selling his for the
amount of .he prize. But tie pes.
Cinsmes Company's offer is something
ent'reiy o'nerens. Each person ia asks
ed merely to help himself. and the one
VINO helps himseif.to the best advan-
tage Is TO be rewarded for doing il The
prize Is only stimulus to do snmethior
that would Oe we'll worth doing without
II. Tho architect whose competjtIvs
plan for club house on . certian corr
ner is not accepted has spent bis labor
on something OF very little use 10 him.
bM the person who patents a s.mpIe
and useful device in the Press Claisna
Oompany's competition, need not wur-
~ II ne fail 10 secnre the prize. He has
n substantial resui. to show for hia
work -one that will command .ts yal;ie
Ia tne market Mt any time
me plain man who uses anv arf,cja
IN hls daily work ought to know better
how to improve it than the mecban,caf
expert who studies it only from the
tneoretlcnl point OF view. Get rid Of
the ioea that an improvement can he
100 simple 70 be worth patenting. The
person who best succeeds in combining
simplicity and popularity, will get The
Iress Cialms Company . twenty five
hundred dollars.
The responsibility of this company
may oe judged from the fact that its
STOCK 's held by about three hundred OF
sne u leading newspapers Of The United
ADDRESS the Press Claims Company,
smnn s,a "edderburn. managing attorney,
olS + street, N. W., Washington, u. q
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

i've hundred Dollar Prixe ollered 3,
the Press CLAIMS Company.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

3{ayor, y. NJ. Dean ex-officio J. P.
Hnrshai, III, NJ Gist
/ xd3x( (Sen: J. r. Barnett, sec'y and treas
Se$ IReid, J. Q. Payne, II. d. Smith,
W NEKnighJ.
Ei&ht Watch. Robart Bayless.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29
HOTEL.
Barber Shop.

GEORGE ARMSTRONG. Barbe-.
Newly fitted up, new chair, new furn-
ture and every thing first class. A first
class barber in charge. Shop under hotel
Office iy %
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

8, sloer T. M, First judicial District.
ciE Baxter Mcf'arlnnd, Chaucr1lor. Time
i1nceting lat Mondays in June and Dec.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

Representative Tarsney, OF Missouri
created sensation in the House a few
weeks before the adjournment of the
last session of congress by declaring
that under Raam's administration OF
the Pension Office pensions had been
granted for no other disability than
the loss Of hais. Republican members
OF the house bitterly denied the state
ment and called upon Mr.. Tarsney to
give the name OF his informant. and
the next day Raum sent letter to
Representative Grout, of Vermont.
officially denying that pension mad
ever been allowed for badness, again
Mr. Talsney was asked 10 give his in
formants name Mr.. Tarsney replied
by saying that his informant was an
employee Of the Pension office and
would at once be dismissed if his name
were mentioned. He added however
that he believed the statement to be
true and said: II make this pledge to
the House; that at the very first OPP
portune moment it can be safely done.
shall. by the files and records of that
Office, prove the truth of my infoi-
mant's statement. or hold him up to
the scorn OF the House and country,
as a fasliier, character l do not be
believe he deserves" Two days be-
fore inauguration of President Cleve-
land DR.. Warren Holt, of Missouri a
medical examiner in the Pension Of
flee, was dismissed under the charge
OF having given false information 10
Representative Tarsney. Now for the
sequel: This week case was discov-
cred that proved Mr.. Tarsney's state
ment to be strictly true and the dis.
missal of Dir. Holt to have been unjust
he has been reinstated. The case is
that Allen G. Peck, of Co H 1st r. ].
Light Artillary, who was allowed
pension Oct. -. 1891, to be dated from
March /, 1884, of 81 month, the only
disability alleged being ''loss of hair;
the result OF typhoid fever Whether
there are other men drawing pensions
for badness remains to be seen, but
Mr.. Peck will draw no more money
on that account.
Secretary Morton says his recent
| trip to Nebraska convinced him that
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29
MilIener Shon.

We arc constantly receiving nav rooda
OF the latest style. Hats trimed on shoar
notice from the latest designs II YOU need
anything In our line call and see ua
:SHoCKLEY & ADAMA
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1893-06-29

colored people in Virginia are said
to pay taxes on properties valued az
sl3. 600. 0oc.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

i!irou Il, 5ariiber 9sladt baben. %
IN elu 9llnoer. Der Elm aan3es Nepers
oire aui Ger Gjuiturre ilimperte; paolo
lab ibm ollie SOloiitids, Die er in bee
Saibe bate.
sic iaben iih gum isBieu Wale auf
Oem Sabnb6ic I'M slugenbtide Der 9lb.
reile. in Der btteren Stunoe oes ellis
gen. jerireuien Abidieonebmens obne
0erSenser9leBung. obue poslie. SmII6en
Dem 9rdngen Der Waiien. Der. gleib.
9illiateit. oem sdrmen llno 5reibsu
Der gbiabrt. Die ,Yrinjsiiin" iolste
Soolo wie Elm S9atteu pom @epdds-
plaBe biz sur Silleten.giusgabe uuo
belt nit ibm 9leiben S6ritt. obne
Den Wuno 3u ohnen. init ibrem 9egen-
i9irm unter osn arm ; iie mar tooien=
5laB. gr bingeaen mar gang auise-
re9t uno poll GeiAditieteit. Sm Mos
ment bcs 9iniretens in ben Warteiaal
foroerte Elm Seamter Die Silste ab &;
9aolo sei9t ods ieini9e Dor. aber oas
arme Wtaohen bate teines. 9ort
oriidten lie lia alio in Der Gile Die
6anoe Dor elmer llnsabl bon 2euttn,
Die lid bineinOrdnsten. uno bem BE.
amten, Der oas Billet abiiempelte.
Sic mar 9eraoe neben benz ginaang'
iteben asbiieben. ibren &e9enibirm
Spiitsn Den Sdnoen. als eriparte iie
nod Semanoen = blidte oa unO oort=
bin aaf Die groBen, on Die Wano g..
tlebten Sunbma4un9en uno Die &ei@
ienoen. me!de Uon Der Sillettenfaiie in
Den Marteiaal 9in9en. begleitete tie
nit oemelben perlt0rten Slid in ben
Saal binein uno tebrte iib oann ipie=
Der gu ben 9lnoeren. melde anfamen.
GnbliA, mad ,ebn Minuten, lautete
bic @lnde uuo bOrte man ous pieiIeu
Der Maidiue. 9as 0ldD9er preBte
heitie ibrsn Heaeni6irm suiammeu
uno gina Ian9iam, lan9iam. etipas
mautenO bon oannen. gluBerbalb oes
SabnbOies isBte iie ii4 aui eiur Stein.
bant.
9ebe pobt! Su, Der On oabiuSiebit,
Su, nit Dem meln Ser; 9elebt! 2ebe
mpbl 9u. Der 0u Dor ibm qeeauger
bit 9ebe wpbll Su. Der Su aud ibm
tommen uno geben wirIt. mie er 9eeans
gen iii 9lrmes Wtlb6en!
llno Su, arrner, grocer Siinltler
Der Sierltube, ibleppe aud Oh Define
Sette; aeb. um Did beiier su tleiben
uno alle Sage 81 idmauien: seb, nm
9eine einItigen SrGume smiihsn benz
3au6 Der Yieiien uns bem Sin" in
Rauia 81 uie9eu, in ferne 21noer,
MO Did 9tiemano tennt uno Niemano
Dir wobl mill; eeb uno pereiB Die
rYrinseiiin" spii9eu ben anoereH
prinseiiinnen bort, iuenn bic an Der
5bure oes @aies einseiammelten 6el=
Der oas melandolii6e Bib oe5 bort in
ienem irauriaen Barteidal aussetauid=
ten 9ebempbls peripiiAt baben lueroen.
llno oann, ipenn Su surildtebrlt, ni6t
mehr jung. nibt arm, nidt thSri6t.
ni4t giiiondr tpie oamals. ilno Su
besesneit Der ~grin;eliin", 10 ipria ihr
ni9t pon Der ihOnen pergangenen 3eif,
pon jenem Gadeu, Don jeneu SbrGnen,
oenn aud lie 1T bid 9eworoen, tleioet
ii6 nibt mebr auf Borg uno wiiroe
Did nibt mebr periteben. uub bas III
juweilen = nod trauri9er!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
Saaernlosif.

gu einem beliebten 9lrSt, ber eeraee
ii einem woblbeiteaten IbenoeheH i'm
5reunoestreiie isinen8eburtstas feierte,
fam Elm Bauer aus eiuem entierut ae.
lesenen Sorfe uuo bat fiebentllh, Der
0err Doctor mO9e ibm bod ein Geept
iiir iein trantes gBeib i4reiben.
.Nun." fraste Der slrSt, ~was ieblt
lbr oenn?"
Sa ling Der Bauer an, umitdnoli9
ale Symphonic Der 9rantbeit ieiner
5rau herslSdblen; Die Sdilberun9 mar
aber ooa 10 unssniisenb unO bic anse=
ilbrten grideinunsen 10 beoentlider
ltatur, oaB Der slrSt sulegt perorieBll4
riei ,,Sa, oa fam i6 bier iuenig bell
len! sd muB mir idon guer gGelb bel
Sud- su Sauie aneben uno stuar, neil
bic Sahe 9eidbrlib ideint. iofortt
Dabt Sbr guern Wasen oa2"
.6reiIi'. Serr Doctor, er itebt por'm
6uus!"
Ser arst psrabidieOete lid raid Don
Ieinen @dIten uno bat lie. bis er tuies
osrtdme, per9nilst beiiammen su b!ei-
6en; oann iubr er NIT benz Sauern
tort, inbeiien Die 3uriitsebliebenen bic
iatale StOrung bennuerten uno ieiner
Opierpiaisteit Sewunoerung sollten-
9tab mebr als einliiinoiser 6abrt
unter beiidnoisem &e9en uno Sturm
tam Der So,tor balb gsrdoert unb bis
aui Die Suut ourAnGBt Dor ben 0of
pes Sauern.
rgtun", rief ct bonn @ascn iteissno.
,,po lit jeBt Guer @eib?"
ia bott / ia orob'n!" entgeanet
Oer Bauer. nglanni, slei' lteig abi"
n9Sie!" riei Der 9Irst entieBt itno ees
pabrte eBt crit cine pOllig permumntte
Seitalt auf Oem BOD = ~oas 1T euer
9Deib@
.Sa, irelli'!" antiportete Der Souer.
Sab + ia mtg numlna, nm Sbna
ben gDeg su ipar'n!"
ga, aber!" ruit Der 9o;tor ipii=
Ibsno. rwarum babt Sbr mir oenn
oas nidt slei1 seiastY"
nSa, mei'!" entsesnete Der Sauer
gno trabt lid binler'm DIR. ~5ie
aab'n ia bod Dor ale 2eut' eeia9t.
Sic mollen mel sllie = bel mir J.
0aus icben%
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
Die So omers far eberotee strty.

9ie 8eoulb Der oielen 5auienoe.
pelhe on ben 9renSen oes iogen. .9be.
rotee Strip" nunmebr ieit iiber stuei
Sabren iebniiidtis aui oas erloIenoe
s4prt ees Yrliibenter marten, ourd
mel1e ibnen oas aelobte 2ano erldlol-
len werosn ioa. 1T lpabrbaft bewuu=
oernspertb. 8ebuloi9e5 gBarten 1T
an id 10 unameritaniih. Sine lanse
3eit lpiro oamit nublos per9euoet. uno
Elm ridiiser Danfee tuiirse aud ldnait
bon unbesdbmbarer llnseouIo er9rii-
len iuoroen uno oapon gelaufen iein.
Inn Iib einen anoeren uno lobnenoeren
sob" su iuden. Sieies title, be-
I1aulide Sarren, nit ben untbatlgen
Ddnoen i'm S6oob. ben trduneril9en
Ulid auf oas ferne 9lebelano 9eri6tet,
bat 10 etnas SrientalliGes. Sa8aroni=
baites. pie man es in @merita unter
oen fieberbait tbdtisen Yantees nlr=
genomo finoet.
@ben oarum 1T bas 2eben uno
5reiben oieier .Wartenoen". wel6e
Der 3uiall an Der @renSe zines un9e=
pilien @eidides bunt Suammenge=
piirielt bat, iiir ben SeObadter 10
auBeroroentli9 intereRant. Seber @in=
seine. ieDe Samilie 1T los9elDlt aus
oem bis9erigeu 9eDobnter Wlrtungs-
treiie. Wton 1T bereit, li4 irseno
Elmer Seidaitisun9 unter gdn5i9
neuen 9erblltnillen an3upalen. por=
ausseieBt. baB iie lobnsnO 1T. Seoer
aebentt in oem neuen @emeinweien ben
Serrn su ipielen. Wian erSdblt iid
sesenieiti9 CUR 9luimunteruns @el9ld=
ten Don Dem iiber Na6t auI9eblilbten
Stloboma uno ieiner Sauptltaot
8utbrie, uno wer ip@ulatip oeranlaGi
1T, bor6t nit @ier auf Seridte bon
ben fabelbaft seitiesenen Grunbltid-
preilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

gaipnee Bill, ,per oieies IeltIame 8e=
meinpelen in fituferbatter Sronilng
bdlt, lit Der freipillia sepdblte 9lufiibs
rer bieier bunti6ediaen Menae. Ser
@eiIt Der Sronuns madt lid ihlieBliA
bod iiberall 9elteno; initinctiu iiiblt Der
Wtenld, oab, I'M oas bsriidti9te homo
homini lupus nidt auitommen su lai=
fen, man fid nad elmer nit 9tnieben
uno aebietsnoem Meien ausaeitatteten
9erlonli6teit umieben miiiie. Ser
Genius oes 8ertrauens" blieb auf
,pamnee Bill" baiten; man eripdblte
ibn einitimmig. &ein g8ioeripril9
reate Ii6, uno bod mar ber Wtann nur
Wenieen betannt.
9lber als Wajpr 8oroon Sillie - bies
1T iein eiaentlider Name = unter lie
trat. Die tii6nen @u9en ernIt uno bod
;ualeid milo uuter oem breiten S6lapp=
but berporitrableno, oa ieierte Der ,8e=
mus oes Yertrouense ieinen bOblten
5riumpb. .giiemano anoers, als
9awnee Sil!" mar Die 2oilln9, uno
a!le anoeren gtominatipnen wuroeu su=
rldse;osen. @arlple butte tein 9ldn=
;enoeres Seiipiel BON ieinem 2ebriab
hero worship" iinoeu tOnnen. SIT
Qawnee Sia mirili6 elm Selo? @r 1T
IS ieoenIalls in Den 9lueen ieiner be=
| aeiIterten glnblneer. llno ebe oieie
Se9eiiieruna perrauAt lit. miro wObl
aud Der @berotes Strip erOnnet uno
= Bawnee Bill persefien iein!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

g1e Gtdnbe iiub untsr bisIen nSoo-
mers" pertreten. 9ii6t gum penieiten
GARNER. bod bilben bieie teineswe9s
Die iibertpieeenoe WtehrSahl. Gin Se-
peis, baB aud oas abenteuernbe unb
ipeeulirenoe @lement ebenio sahlrei9
III. pie bel iener oentmiiroisen S0iter-
mauoerune nad Stlaboma i'm Gpril
1889. Wohl taum bic Sdlfte iensr
:, Boomers" iino nod auf ben Seim=
iidtten ieBbaft; ibre oamali9en fiibnen
@niiibrer. @oud unO Sapne. iuelde i'm
porabnenoen Settle i6on als Die sri-
tiinitieen Senatoren bes neuen .Staa=
tes" Sflabomu perberrlidt wuroen.
fnb 9dn;lidb peridollen. glud bic
Boomer" 5cs @berotee Strip mii1en
ibreu glnIiibrer, ibren Ibsott baben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
s3weasn benust. oi. Der slbIidt Oes.

~ 3peden bennlbt. Die Der Ibfdt oes-
ielben alleroin9s wenig entipriht.
Sinerieits iu1en bic Yarteien iih 9eaen-
ieitls gu ihmiden, inoem ieoe mosli1it
piele 9iliener Der anoern in ben proseB
lineinsiebt uno benz @jeidneniiie 5l.
iiibrt; anosrerieits fommt es aud pobl
Dor, baB bic unbsnfbarlten Wittel auf'
geboten iperoen, I'M ben Sang oes
Re1tes su pereitein, baB ). .. Der
Sruoer bes @emorbsten ben mirtli9en
5bdter oils nidtiduloie beseidnet. bas
nit bieler ieiner 9tade ui6t ent3ogen
uno baour6 Die grfiillung Der BON ben
9diern augeiiammten beilisen Yers
pflidtuns unmOslid semadt ,peroe.
Sine YeriObnung tann nur ndh elmer,
3eibe BON sesenisitigen ~Sbaten" gu
Stanoe fommen, tuenn elm 9eplnesl
8Ieidaemidt bereeiteat 1T. Sod aibt
IS nod eine anoere 2Diuns, Die oesY
uaeiltiaen" Ser9lei6s, Der sef1lonen.
miro, wenn Der Sbdter Der Ra6e 5us.
portpmmt uno bic beleiblste camille
I'M 8erseibun9 bittet.
@r beeiebt ii6 su oieiem 3pede nit
Ieinen 0erwanbten gu oem Sauie iener,i
beuet iid Dor ben Wiitglieoern nisoer'
uno bittet Inn Yersebung ieiner Sbat ):
oaraut beoeden i'm bieIe nit ibrem
Rleioern, bic Gltern oes 8etDoteten
nennen ibn ibren Sobn, Die 6eldipi-,
lfer ibren 9ruoer uno bebalten oieiei
Sesei1nun9 aud in 3utunft bei.i
Ssnoeilen gilt bieie 26iuns fir ernieori-.
aeno, uno oem Mainpten 1T Elm friI
ider, frbbliber Sampf. bel Dem oas.
2eben Der ginbiloet, entidieoen lieber'
uno erideint ibm mebr bes Wannes
wiirbig.
60 piro benn tpohl nod cine gBeile
pereeben, bis oab oieie eigentbiimlide
Sitte ourd innere Sultur uno auBeren
Srud peri6minbet. Sn ni6t peIentli6
pell6iebener 9Deiie eriitirt bic Slutra9e
aud nod aaf Del Sniel 9reta, oeren
tapfere uno tpoespera6tenoe Vepobner
nit oem rauben Sersuolte Der Wlainos
| ten aud in anoerer Weile perlpanote
3iige auiweilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
3mei Snidrifteu.

= pel SH " IleH. SH
,iner ameritaniiden Reitauratipn in
Der unteren Staot New Oorts lit an
einer Der @dnbe cine Snihrift angs=
bra6t, Die lautet: .9ertraue auf ben
0errn uno er wiro Did bewabren auf
allen oeinen 98e9sn, bamit oil oeinen
SSuB an teinen Stein itsBeit!" Sirett
aeaeniiber oapon beiinoet iih Elm onoe=
res S6ilo, iposaui bic gBsrte aeidric-
ben Iieben: .Wan babe 9ldt auf ieinen
llebsrrof uno Sut, oa Der Gi9entbii-
mer oes 3eItaurants fir nidts perant-
iportlib it," '"
= SIN botaniidsn @!a t e n.
grofeilor: vSier meine 9amen, er-
bliden sic Die Sabatsphanse." S0bere
5o6ter: .9ld. uie intereiiant. Serr
prOfeiOr, wie laRse bauert es oenn,
bis Die eisarren reii linO2"
= 8ebantenjplitter. @er-
leumouns 1T wie idlihes @olo. man
madt es ni&t ielber, aber man sibt es
weiter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

-3weierlei. {gOr Dem @es-
aane) Srau: WtuBt Su Deun beute
glbeno loon wieoer in Seinen @lub2
Mann tannit Su benn lpisoer Su
Sauie isin? : Mann: Seute glbeno
tanu i'd UNI sebn pieoer bci Dir ieln!
- (Naa Der slnfunfD. 6rau: SD
meiilts, Su tOnnteii um sebn wieoer
bier iein, uno jeBt lit ole ubr bereits
nod spei!- Wtann; 8an3 re4t 6rau,
id tOnnte wobI, aber id poIlte nut
nidt! r .
r- Gin fibeler g Sdwieser'
ipbn. gllter Serr: ~WiHen Sic, Serr
Baron, beiratben lit teine 8unit =
man muB aber aud cine 6rau, beSie-
bunssweiie eine Samilie unterbalten
fDnnen." - 6reier: ga weroe ids
ni1t ieblen lahen. 8ndbiges 6rdulslu
loa iid iamos omiilireu. fll
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05
@6afe 3erfrentbsit.

= S6afe 3eritrentbeit.
Trau: .9ente Dir nur. Mann. eben,
!riabrs ih, oab iid Serr proieiiOr
S1nupi erbanst babe 0lann:
,98as? seHern babe i'd ibn ia erit se-
iproden. oa iaste ct mir nod, oas
Oibten moae er jeSt on ben glase[
bausen : eewiB bat er in ieiner be-
.annten 3eitrsutbeit liatt ieiner Sih-
terei N4 ielbit an ben gto9el sehdnst."
einfa9uns. vSie.
Ge1ner. ihreiben Sic meine 3ede nlHt
Hlebr a!le Sage aui i'd bIeibe iie leyt
i'm Announcement idulois !"
g8abrenb @t a n6s oas
ibnen pnn 9lnoeren ertpieiene 6ute rur
~ idnsll uerseiien. peraelisn lie oas
9lnoeren ermieieue 8ute ME. !!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-05-05

Yoli;if: .Sie baben einen perbots.
nen 9Bes betrsien, oas tpitet iiini
Marti"
@nsldnosr: We'll. bier bab' Sic
Mart iiiuisis. seb' Sic mir alio sebn
Sillets iiir oas perbotene @eg!''
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-06
HIS IDEA OF A CELEBRATION.
How f. Ryan, an Aged BluTte, Observed
Labor Day.

How #. Ryan, an Aged Biunte, Observed
Labor Day.
F. Ryan, grizzly old patriarch of about
ninety pounds weight and 80 years existence,
was brought into the central police station
yesterday afternoon in the patrol wagon at
the instance of his wife and neghbors. He
celebrated the recurrence of Labor day and
only got into condition to feel real young
and frisky about o'clock yesterday after
noon. Then the furniture of his humble
uomlclle on seventeenth avenue required his
attention. He procured an axe and devoted
a perspiring hour TO the reduction into
kindling wood of every article suitable in
the house. His old wife had to fly for her
lie, ana when she got some of her
nelghbors to come to the rescue
OF her household goods there wasn't
much left and nearly all of 1t was
lying out in the yard Not a single article
that could succumb to the blows OF the AK
remained in existence. Deputy Marshal
Anderson, who accompanied the wagon. de-
scribed the wreck as being the most COM
plete he had ever seen outside of q dynamite
explosion.
The grizzled old sinner had to be picked
up ODDLY and carried into the cell assigned
him until this morning The police say that
1t was the best dose of fighting whisky they
have encountered for long time few
weeks ago Ryan had another jamboree and
came near wrecking his home, and Officer
Leuch had to tie him up In his big bandanna
handkerchief and carry him to the nearest
patrol box. He was discharged that time
upon giving Judge McGee many repentant
promises, but he will probably be taken care
OF this time until his wife can reha affiliate
the stricken home.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-06
SIOUX CITY's SUCCESS,
Opening OF the New Union Depot Puts
Omaha's Efforts to shame


Omaha's Efforts to shame
SIOUX CITY Sept. 5.-[Special Telegram
to The BEE. THE new union depot was
formally opened today with celebration in
which nearly everybody in Sioux CITY and
many railroad men from the western roads
joined together 1t was one of the great
days in the history of the city
The new depot, one of the very finest in
the west, represents the realization of an
ambition that has been cherished ever since
the city had two lines of roads. F'o,
many years efforts were made to get
the roads to unite in erecting a
good depot, and, at last. eyervthin@
else failing, company of Sioux CITY men
undertook 1T. The Sioux City Terminal
hallway and Warehouse company was or
ganlZed and 1T is this organization that has
given the city the splendid structure in
which it now rejoices.
The depot is situated on Third street, ex-
tending from Douglass to Pierce 1t is 3lS
feet in length by 100 in wiuth. The train
shed Is additional to this and will accom-
modate nine trains at one time. The struc-
ture Is OF pink jasper, three stories high and
has cost, exclusive of the site S24O, 900
IL has been in process of building
about eighteen months and is now
complete in every detail The ey
terlor Is of plain architecture, but the
interior finish is very fine. and railroad mer
say 1t is equal in every facility to any depot
in the west.
The events of today included reception to
citizens and visiting railroad men in the
AFTERNOON, followed by dinner to the Wis
itors. In the evening ball was given in
the depot, which was brilliantly decorated
and lighted
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-06
STILL a DEEP MYSTERY.
Nothing Has Yet Been Heard from the
Missing Watson.

Nothing Has Yet Been Heard from tho
Missing Watson.
The search was being kept up vigorously
yesterday for some solution of the mystery
surrounding the disappearance of Watson,
the travelling man, al Silver City. As usual
just as soon as the occurrence of such an
event becomes generally known there sprung
up a thrifty crop of clews and singular cir
cumstances, each of which, in the mind of
the excited narrator, IS the all important
one for speedy investigation. One of the
most singular of these was one which threw
the little town of Mineola into state of ex
citement almost equal to that tngling the
nerves OF its near neighbor, Silver CITY AS
the story goes, saloon man at Mineola
went to one of his outbuildings late Monday
night and was surprised by the form
OF man crouched in one corner
AS he struck match to enable him
to see more clearly who was there the un-
known jumped and ran. but not before the
saloonlst had noticed that he was hatless
coatless and vestless He excitedly gave the
alarm, told what he had seen and soon
nelghbors and citizens We're running in all
directions searching for HIM whom they
supposed must be the missing Watson TIE
saloonlsts story had its force rather shaken
by the discovery that the narrator did not
get over his excitement, but it rather in
creased, until yesterday morning it was
quite evident that he was far Off from n
mental balance This has caused the con-
lectures 10 be divided, as to whether the
saloonist imagined he saw such man as he
described, or whether he really did see him
and the shock caused him to lose his mind.
The theory that Watson was assaulted in
such manner as to leave him in a dazed
condition. causing him to wander off, seems
TO be meeting with most favor. The absence
of any traces of blood proves most pulling
but the absence OF any motives for him to
voluntarily disappear is equally certain.
Omaha daily bee., 1893-09-06
Have $1,000 to loan on real estate
security. E. II. Sheafe.
Shaving the DOps,

Dog Catcher Bates and his deputies have
inaugurated a new carnival of destruction
among the dogs whose thoughtless masters
have neglected to provide them with tax
receipts. Twenty-seven were hauled into
the pound Monday and an equally large
number were shut up yesterday. Monday
afternoon they had some exciting experiences
with two dogs that had beer outlawed in
the western part Of the city. They had
shown symptoms of hydrophobia and
numerous complaints had reached the dog
catchers to come and take care of them.
The dogs were captured and thrown into the
wagon, when they Immediately went TO
work to eXterminate IA number of other dogs
already there. Both were shot at once
Two others that were bitten in the wagon
were also shot as safeguard against posi-
BILE danger
The dog catcher has destroyed nearly 300
dogs and expects to bring the total up to
1000 before he Quits