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Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
THE NEW ARMY CAP.
Not So Stylish as the Old, but WIFE
Give Better Service.

Give Better Service.
The new cap subjects army officers to
amusing experiences Whene'er they take
their walks abroad. says the Army ana
Navy Journal. One of them, who came In
contact with a lot of nation guardsmen.
piped up: "He must Be the cond1stor o'o Of
5hS goy yetdTtr5 spneSShtal d military Cif train, an
amt come yit." To this conclusive argu-
ment the reply was: well, | suppose il
looks hia Tx ike 1 it.S Next "F eame si a eo5lon oef o5ff
militia, who congratulated the wearer OF
which he had worn for a generation. sup
PB99snidng him him to tod be b the r Leader of the the brIsade
thority to wear the straps,
The cap is no doubt a comfortable one,
but some of those who wear it c2mplais
looks frowsy with but little wear. A single
shower is sufficient to shriyel it up in dry.
BY Observing becoming s]anctityy Of coun;
the meeting of enthusiastic peace advocates
at Mantle, Conn, without having theF
3 tho hat ttn' WitRE the good ioIR ooks that S4'p pertaia
to the profession of arms, our officers ought
to 2. hayH q nwalE0yern With With theiassies ,h OF
a]djutant general OF the state of New York
is an honored member. The addition of q
they need to complete the unborn.
James Rush Lincoln, commandant Iowa
ABIICultuldl COllebtt dppehlS u nave dlIeiA
in love with the new cap. He says: Per-
init me to say a good word for the new
fatigue cap. After using 1t as a cadet cap
at the Iowa Agricultural college for three
years. l can say 1t is a success as a COM
f9rta6le, neat apPearing: ser ice cap
of some account as a head covering, ana
IL worn properly, squarely on the head.
looks soldierly. But wear 1t on the baca
of the head, with a shaggy foretop hanging
| over the brows, and l must confess 1t serves
rather as a good example in proving 'evo-
luton than as a soldierly head covering,
but soldiers are not expected to wear their
caps in that fashion. With the old cadet
cap we had more or less fainting each
year on drill during hot weather. Sinc9
we have been using the new style cap WE
| have not had a single cadet leave the ranks
on account of the heat. 1t It is worn three
months no one will be found willing to go
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Fast vestibuled limited trains to Chicago
and the east; to Denver, Colorado Springs,
Pueblo and the west; to Minneapolis, st. Paul
and the north: to Fort Worth, Texas, and the
south. Home Seekers Excursion rates to all
points south and west Sept. Gath and Octo-
Der Sth.
BEST DINING CAR SERVICE IN THE
WORLD.
For full particulars call at Rock Island
ticket office, 1902 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Visiting Omaha call and make a fresh toilet.
Hot and cod water, towels, perfumery, bangs
curled, hair brushed, all for rs cents. Elegant
parlor to rest in. II you wish bath, manicure
or chiropodist work leave orders during the
day. 100, ITO Bee Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses were is
sued yesterday by the county judge:
Name and residence. Age.
Arthur A. ". Gallup, Lincoln .............. 81
Annie Goss, Lincoln ................... 81
Henry w. Mathews, De Soto. ............. %
Charlotte Nicholson, De Soto............. is
Otto Anderson, Omaha. g
Helen Carlson, q
Henry Neuhaus, West Point. "a
Rosa Maurer, West Point. ................ Is
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Managers Held a Meeting.

The semi-annual meeting OF the State Board
OF Agriculture was held at the office OF the
president on the fair grounds yesterday at
4 o'clock. Before transacting any items Of
business the meeting adjourned to meet at
the same place today at 1870.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Turkish baths. For colds try E'e ,tro- Tbermsl
baths and medicated vapor baths. Scalp ape
hair treatment. Manieures. ChiropodiA
1903, 10 Bee Building.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
mined the Hand Boy

Hon. Church Howe OF Nemaha served a
fine collation. to the members OF the PAwnse
City, the West Point and the Teeumseh
brass bands at the Paxton after the parade
last evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
After the q.

Citizens OF Council BLUFFS and South
Omaha in attendance upon the grand parsdes
on the streets OF Omaha Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings Of thik
week can reach home with less inconye-
nience and in the shortest possible TING BY
taking the Union Pacific special train, which
leaves for South Omaha at 1880 p. m, ana
for Council Bluffs at 1885 p. m.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Drs. Galbraith and Lord. practice limited to
surgery and diseases OF women, rooms 500 to
500, Paxton block. Telephone SO.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
FAIR TRAINS.
Via Missouri Pacific Railway,

Call at depot, 18th and Webster, or city
offices, N. f. corner 18th and Farnam, and
get time card Of the fair grounds train.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Tents to rent, 1913 Farnam street.

Columbia Metal Polish. Cross Gan Co
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Omaha Bicycle Co., the most reliable place
TO buy bicycles. 1923 N. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

Omaha Bicycle Co., the most reliable place
TO buy bicycles. 1923 n. 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20
Music ut the Fair Grounds.

At 10 o'clock this morning the Pawnee
City Military band will give a concert in
court of honor at the fair grounds, the pro-
gram being:
March-"Fest from Tannhauser". 80. Wagner
Overture-"Pique Dame"................Su ppe
Nalse-"Casino Tanze". .............. .Gungi
Patrol-"Salvatlon Army" .,..........H Herman
Finale-"Star Spangled Banner''........
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-20

NAPA, Cal, Sept. 19.-Walter Foster to.
day rode a half mile, paced by a tan.
dem, in O:5O 40, a new worlds record.
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Methodist Missionaries.

Denver. Nov. lathe general mis-
sionary committee of the Methodist
Episcopal church began its annual ses-
sion at Trinity church this forenoon.
Fourteen bishops of the Methodist
church were present, four only being
absent three of these in Africa, China
and India respectively. Bishop j. w.
Joyce presided. The first business
transacted was the hearing of the re-
port OF the treasurer. DIR. Sanford
Hunt. The cash receipts for year end
ed Oct. 81, 1895. amounted to $1,174. 554 I;
the total receipts last year were S1.137,-
S07: increase. s36,746. Expended for all
purposes, 1921, S45: expenditures over
receipts, s6S,291; Indebtedness Nov. 1,
1894, S175,764; total Indebtedness Nov. l..
1895. s239,C5
The day was taken up in the discus
sion of appropriations. Bishop Foss
moved that $1.OOO,0OO he appropriated
for the total work Of the society for the
coming year. Bishop Foster offered an
amendment making sl,100.0O0, 10 per
cent. to be applied on the debt After
a long debate Bishop Foss' motion was
adopted.
A missionary rally was held this eve
ming, Bishop Bowman presiding and
addresses being made by DIR. Daniels
OF India and Bishop Ninde.
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IN THE CITY COUNCIL
A Brief and Unimportant Session
Held Last Night.
POLICEMAN FOR THE THIRD
Citizens OF That Ward Say They
Are Entitled to More Protec-
tion-The New City Hall
Lot Is Paid For.

A short session of the city council
was held last evening, but there was
no business of importance transacted.
City Attorney O'Leary reported that
the deeds to the city hall property
were without flaw and a warrant was
ordered drawn for $500 to complete
the purchase of the lots.
The Tuttle Manufacturing company
and Joseph Smith, carpenter. filed
petitions for permission to build iron
buildings within the fire limits, which
were referred to the usual committees.
A petition from citizens of the Third
ward for a night watch was referred
to the chief of police.
Peter Mcvey sent in his bill for ex-
cavating for the city hall at the con-
tract price. and IL was sent to the
finance committee. The bill OF the
electric light company for street light
ing during the month of October was
voluntarily cut in two by the COM
pany. That also went to the finance
commits tee.
The council adjourned to Saturday
evening at O'Clock.
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Cabbies on Strike.

New York. Nov. 1.-THE cab drivers
employed by the stable of Zeaich &
Son all went out on a strike Monday.
and to-day all the Liberty Dawn asso-
citation calbmen and the stablemen Of
the Rising Sun association were order
ed to stop work and inaugurate a SYM
pathetic strike to support the demands
of their fellows.
Tonight the cabs of the city are
nearly at a standstill. The number OF
cabmen who have left their seats in
response to the organizations order to-
night Is estimated at from 500 to 1000.
and several hundreds OF stable hands
are off duty. The cab service of most
of the hotels and theaters has been cut
of. The original cause of the strike
was the employment OF non-union men
at the stables where the trouble start
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Ereirht Rates.

Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE general freight
agents of the western roads continued
their meeting to-day discussing the
rates to Utah made by the Southern
Pacific. The business was largely OF a
routine nature. the talk being confined
almost entirely to the making of a tar
III which will be published as soon as
possible. The lines of the Western
Freight association met to-day and
changed the classification on lumber in
a few minor particulars. Nothing else
OF Importance came before the meet
ing
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Now Binds the Gallant Ohicer and
Young Bride.

Young Bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank O'Brien passed
through Anaconda last evening on their
way to Salt Lake City on their wedding
tour. Their journey as well as their
welded life began yesterday in Deer
Lodge.
The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Father DeRyckere in the pretty
little church on the hill The Sisters of
St. Marys academy took a deep inter-
est in the event and they tastefully
decorated the church. Miss Jennie Nor
gan played a solo on the violin and the
pupils of the school-a group of girls
sang a chorus at the close Of the SER
vice.
The bride, Miss Alice A. Doran, was
dressed in a gown of white silk bro
cade, and carried white roses. The
bridesmaid was Miss Mary Doran, she
brides sister, who wore white satin
brocade and carried a bouquet OF yei-
low roses. The groomsman was !. Z.
Mcdonnell.
The wedding reception was hell at
the Scott house. where there was a din
ner that was one of the finest ever
served in the little city in the valley.
A merry celebration of the hs ppy
event was continued during the day
and ended only when the Ana ,onda
friends returning left Mr.. and Mrs
O'Brien TO go on to Butte; from thence
they go to Salt Lake today. and will
return In time to celebrate Thankseiv-
ing day in a cozy cottage on Cedar
street at Seventh.
Frank O'Brien is the assistant chef
of police in this city, well and truly
one Of the bravest and one OF the fin
est. His bride is a charming young
lady who is well known throughout the
county. For several terms sac has
taught school in Washington gulch and
elsewhere, and she lis everywhere es-
teemed and popular.
Mayor Thornton. Chief White and
the aldermen telegraphed their con-
CALCULATIONS to them at Deer Lodge
and many beautiful tokens of affection
and regard were bestowed upon Mr.
and Mrs OBrien.
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Denver. Now 14.-Francis Schlatter
the so-called healer and messiah, dis
appeared last night and a warrant for
his arrest has been issued from the
United States court. He has been
summoned to appear before the United
States commissioner to-day as a witt
ness against persons arrested on the
charge of using the mails TO defraud
by pretending to sell handkerchiefs
blessed by Schlatter. The accused
claimed they could prove that Schlat-
ter had really blessed bale OF hand
kerchiefs for them and in that case
1t is said he was liable to Indictment
He simply left a note saying: MY mis-
sion in Denver is ended. Goodbye"
Over 5000 people assembled this morn
ing expecting to receive treatment
from Schlafter
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The Syrian Bishop.

New York. Nov. 14.-About $50 mem
bers of the Russian brotherhoody and
Syrian and Arabian societies In this
city greeted Archbishop Nicholas 81 the
Russian church in America, on his ar
rival to-day in Hoboken. on the steam
ship Havel. The Russian consul was
also present. Tomorrow the arch
bishop will go to Bridgeport. Conn.
and will return Saturday. He win then
go to Allegheny City to dedicate a
school there. He will also endeavor to
raise money for the erection here of a
church for the Syrians.
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A Boston Hot Scotch.

Boston. Nov. H.-Four alarms called
out the entire Boston fire department
to the brick building. lss and 200 Pearl
street, occupied by the Empire Distill-
ing company. The flames gained great
Roadway. and the building is threat
ened with destruction. Present indi-
cations are the loss may reach 500 900.
The fire caused a loss OF s125. 900: $780,
900 on the building and $4,000 on the
contents. The Lowney Chocolate COM
pany's store is the next burned build
ing. over 40 0girls were in the dining
rooms. A panic ensued and several
girls tainted and were trodden upon.
Miss Alice Fay sustained a broken
arm.
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CHARLIE BROWN GUILTY.
The Jury Finds Him So Yesterday
Morning.

The case of the State VS.. Charlie
Brown. the boy who shot Homer Ham,
ilton in the chin. was given to the Jury
Wednesday night shortly before mid
night
The jury came in once to ask IL they
could send the bow TO the reform
school. The court instructed them
that they could not. the punishment is
left to the discretion of the court
Their duty was simply to decide guilty
or not guilty. The jury found the
prisoner guilty as charged. He will
be sentenced probably on Saturday
The verdict was a severe shock to the
boys mother. who has believed Charlie
would be acquitted on grounds OF self
defense and bv strenuous efforts
raised every cent possible to aid in his
cause.
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MORE SLAUGHTER.
Twenty Seven Prisoners shot-Ths Great
est Excitement In Brazil.


est Excitement In Brazil.
San Antonio. Texas. Nov. IA spe-
cial from Rio de Janeiro dated Nov. IL,
says: Persons who arrived here to-day
from Nictheroy announce the shooting
there of 81 political prisoners on SUM-
day morning, among whom were three
colonies. This has caused the greatest
excitement In all circles and nothing
else is talked Of. The executed are said
to have been in sympathy with the
monarchial cause, which is daily gain
ing ground. 1t is stated that many Of
fcers OF the army and navy have
sworn to join the movement and many
officers now operating in the South
against the rebellion are said to favor
1t. 1t is stated that both England and
Germany will favor the movement and
the plan is to place a German prince on
the throne of Brazil. probably Prince
Henry Of Prussia.
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wro the Victims w.rs.

Dallas. Texas. Nov. H.-The woman
killed at Laredo. Texas. yesterday,
was Mrs. Christina Hemm of St. Louis,
whose husband died in st. Louis about
a month ago. She came to Dallas in
September under the assumed name of
Mrs. Schultz and remained until
called to St Louis by her husbands
death. She returned two weeks ago
and said she took the name of Schultz
because she was afraid a man named
Kuntz would kill her for refusing
to marry him before her husband was
dead. She left Dallas last Thursday
night to meet Kuntz at Houston and
marry him. The girl found murdered
with her was Ethel Fischer of St.
Louis. her niece.
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Anaconda NeDs.

and Wilmington, under instructions
from Minister DeLome, have presented
evidence TO the United States district
attorneys at those cities by which it Is
expected the steamer Laurada will be
seized for an alleged breach Of the neu-
trality laws. the charge being that she
took the Cespede's fillbustering party
to Cuba. Official dispatches received
this evening indicate the seizure will
be made at Wilmington.
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& England Banking company closed its
doors to-day, posting the following no
tice:
Having reason to expect an unusual
demand from depositors and in order
to treat all creditors fairly and equit-
ably. this bank is closed for the pres
ent. 1t is my opinion that all the de-
positors will be paid In full
(Signe0 n. p. McNary, Cashier"
The bank was the depository of the
city treasurer and Of several large
corporations.
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NEW TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.

MT. H Myers, recently from Salt Lake
Caty. has opened up a hrst-class Tailor
Store In the Shields Building on Park
Avenue. where he 10 prepared to do tall
oring Of all kinds In the most approved
modern styles. MT. Myers has for years
been recognized as the leading tailor of
Salt Lake City and has numbered among
his patrons many OF the first citizens of
Salt Lake. including merchants. bankers
and professional men. His speciality II
catering to the tastes of those who desire
to be fashionably clad-at reasonable pri-
ces. He invites the patronage Of the good
people of Anaconda
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The Board of County Commissioners of
Deer Lodge County, State of Montana,
hereby order and call a special session of
said board to be held at the office of the
county clerk in the court house of said
county, on Saturday, Nov. 16, A. d. 1895,
to consider the following business. to-
wit:
First-To receive and examine reports
Of road viewers and to open or close
the roads as reported by said viewers,
IL the board deem 1t advisable.
Second-To appoint a justice of the
peace in and for Anaconda township,
Deer Lodge county, state of Montana.
Third-To CONSIDER the proposition of
striking from the assessment roll the
general and special road levies assessed
against all property situate and lying
within the city limits of the city of Ana
conda and Deer Lodge.
A. NJ. WALKER, Chairman.
c. H. WILLIAMS,
H. B. HOFFMAN.
Members of the Board of County Com
missioners of Deer Lodge County.
Notice is therefore given that said spe-
cial session will be held by said board at
the time and place and to transact the
business specified in the foregoing order.
Dated this Sth day of November, A. d.
1895. JOHN. B. FISHER,
Clerk of Deer Lodge County.
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The seasnn of NnntiaIs

San Diego. Cal, Nov. 1.-THE nup-
tials OF Miss Evangeline Wade. daugh-
ter Of General Manager X. II. Wade
OF the Santa Fe. and John Edward
Strong Rogert OF the United States
ship Albatross. took place this evening
in st. Paurs church. Bishop Nichols
officiating
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Washington. Nov. ia telegram re-
ceived from Chairman Healy an
nounces the arrival at San Francisco
of the revenue cutter Bear which. dur
ing the last season. has been doing pa
troi duty IN Berfng sea- From the fact
that Chairman Healy states IN his tel
egram that all are well. II Is assumed
that ne has recovered from the effects
Of his recent accident.
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Music.

Prof. John N. Olson has just located
here and wishing to get as many pu-
pills Immediately as possible, l will
give two lessons on the violin. free Of
charge, to anyone calling at my stu
do.
i do not ask the pupil to take any
further lessons unless perfectly salts
fed with my ability as a teacher.
First-class music furnished for balls,
parties, etc. Studio. AIS Cedar street.
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MYSTERIOUS Death.

Detroit. Nov. 1.-THE body OF Luther
b. Beecher. a member of a very prom
irsfnt family of this city. was found on
a railway track near La Pere this
morning. having been run over and
mangled by a train late last night.
Beecher's boots were missing. but were
s,,hs,-,,,,,,.l,, -, -, the 49, =, =
tramp. His pocketbook was empty
Two tramps have been arrested on sus-
p,ciOn.
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POOR 10 WAS DRUNK.
lie Was Taken to the Caboose for the
Night.

Young Man Fell on His Horse" a
Chippewa buck Indian, painted his face
yellow with ochre and then came into
town and somewhere secured firewater
and proceeded to paint the town red
He was trying to mount his cayuse in
the rear of Brownelrs livery stable
when discovered by a gang of small
boys, who were tormenting him like
kingbirds after a crow. Chief White
took 10 to jan and will endeavor to
learn where he got his paint.
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Washington. Nov. H.-Montana-Lo-
cal showers. westerly winds; cooler in
western portion.
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Pupils wanted on violin. First two
lessons free until Dec. 1st. Prof, John
N. Olson. studio Ais Cedar street
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An examination of candidates fol-
teachers certificates will be held In the
public school building, Deer Lodge
Friday and Saturday. Nov. Is and Is
1895. Examinations will begin promptly
at o'clock a. m.
Elizabeth L. Thomson,
County superintendent.
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tNYou, cannot afford to miss the grand
chrysanthemum show at the Auditori-
UNI. Butte. Excursion rates on all
railroads. Dates, Nov. A. Is and 16.
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Ten different states will be represent
ed at the chrysanthemum show, IA, Is
and 16.
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Attention.

Attention.
Call and examine new stock OF goods
Just received at ]. A Hasley, 215 Oak
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Notice.

Ed Devine lives at corner Fourth
and Ash streets.
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washington. Nov. 1.-THE Spanish
authorities AZ New York. Philadelphia
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The Modern Bea uty

Thrives on good food and sunshine with
plenty of exercise in the open air Her
form CLOVIS with health and her face
blooms with its beauty. II her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy. she uses the gentle and pleasan:
laxative Syrup OF Figs.
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somke La blatilde. best cigar manufactured.
Havana, Cuba. Branch factory. Ocaia. Florida
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Another Oregon Failure
Salem. Ore. Nov. 1.-THE Williams