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Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
PRoHIBITIoNIsTs LAST STAND.
Element in south DnLOtn VIII Now
AMnenI 10 Ihe sMnremc OmurI.


Appenl 10 The supreme Court.
MITCHELL. 5. D.. Nov. 4.-lSpecall-lt
is evident that the state Wumeus 6 Christian
Temperance union End the prohibition Gle
meut uf the state are not eutisfed with tn
result Of the election on the p"uhibito,
amendment, which was defeated 10y large
majority at the recent election j is the
intention of the state Wumeus Christian
Tpmperuuce union 70 bring suit 10 test the
rUuEtitutiuuElicy Of TesuuUlHslu just as soon
as the official CHuyGsF II mGde and an
uuunceG. and the organ lzE tIou has employed
s u CrGUmer Of Aberdeen TO take charge
o! the case Cruumer said Thursday thai
suit would be brought along the same lines
and OF the same ground as the one urga
10y him before tho supreme court last SUN
mcr II was emphatiCGlly knocked uut n
that time put according to his theory and
il seems 10 be correct The merits o! the con
teuuou were NOT passed upon by tle court
CrEumer sought 10 have the secretary Of
state eujoined from piaclur the prohibition
issue upon the official ballots On the ground
that the Legislature CId not IN rcguhmIrtllG
The prohibition clause follow iht provisions
o! the constitution as 10 The method IN
which Il shall be amended The cour, seemed
20 take tht position that il had 10 authority
q interfere IL the matter until -he fun act
% amending OF refusing 70 amend the coll
EtItutIuu mad been completed al the polls
sE The Legislature has power 10 submit any
question 10 The people and the people have
q right 10 express themselves. CrguMCr
contends that The court cuu 10 longer hold
it has DO jurisdiction. and Il properly en-
tered viii have 20 pass upon the merits Of
the issue involved
HURON s j.. NOV "A -lspeclal "A call
has been issued 10 all ministers Of the state
signed by Rev Z CHrhart o. ElE Point
president Of the state Nuu-FHrtiBuu Frnhinl-
g inn trT| O. on If,gHF
80 for the purpose o. electluE officers fDf
hat organization for the ensuing year and
also for the South Dakota Christian Citizen
snip league PruhihilOuiE-s throughout the
state are not well pleased with Mr.. Car
hEri management o. their Interests 10 the
late campaign and hold hin largely 70
blame for their defeat. Re would be glad 10
continue u the head Of The organization, but
II is not a. AL likely that he will pe again
mace !tf president Il VIII uol be Eurpris-
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
LEAVES THE STATE IN DOUBT
Official Count Necessary to Settle the soutt
Dakota Election,
THEN THERE Will BIZ MANY CONTESTS
Bunrds in Some sections
Refuse 10 Perform Their Duties
Property nnd Thi. VIII he The
Rnsis of Litigation.

PIERRE : D.. Nov. 4-lspeciulp-As
times rnes by the only thing certain about
tho sta-c election which can pe learned
here is that il viii take the official count
20 settle who is elected. Private parties
are receiving dispatches ana letters which
tell how dfereu; counties have gone Off
cialy Oh different candidates. hui nothing
on The ticket ls L whole. The vote IN Greg
ury county was 4 surprise TO both parties
who were estimating that IL would give
q much Ereater silver majority than IL did.
Several Of the uuurEEuized counties have
no, vet been heard from except IL Al iu-
definite manner and the changes on the
official count from the FIRST reports sent
uut are large enough IL some counties 70
make vital changes when The vote rs SO
close CHuvGsEiuE boards are refusing 70
couu. returns IN several counties and The
precincts thus cut out may change results.
j. Is reported here today that IN Marshall
county the cEuvGEsiuE board went into tne
ballot boxes and threw out q number Of
tickets which were declared 10y them 10 be
defective and there are rumOrs o. such nc
tiou IN other counties. il tins Is carried
out there will be undoubtedly protests
aEuins, the state board cauvass.uE The re
turns from these counties. and there Is no
telling what the regul, viii he. After the
official CANVASS is completed ID viii hc
known who Is elected and before LhHl there
Is only speculation
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

Sentence, of Jacob stuneLinr NJ Hur-
risUn n nm Example,.

Sentence of Jacob StoneLinE nr Hnr-
risun n nm Exnmple.
HARRISON Ntb.. Nov I4-lSperiGl Tcie-
StonekluE was Yesterday found
guilty in The distric; court here Of cattle
rustling and sentenced uy Judge West
over 20 q term OF three years In The pen
This is the third case Of rustliur tried In
sioux county but the first conviction, and
the verdict is Ereut satisfaction to the
stock growers OF this section There has
been large amount O. rustliuE done here
IN the pas, and IL Is hoped that this eZ-
ample Will have the effect 10 check IL. The
comparatively light sentence was recon
mCuded 10y the jury but Judge Westuver
who is the terror for w-Onrdoprs warns
them tina; the next rustler convicted may
expect much heavier ore
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Young Man TIres of Life.

BROKEN BOW Neh-. Nov. 14-tspe-
eial Teleeram.p-osca Carpenter. & young
man % years old attempted 10 commit sui
eide last night by shooting himself in the
side with Z revolver He was found soon
after the report OF the shot was heard
stretched out on the sidewalk. Nc
reason can he ascertRined for the act ey-
aept despCbdeuCy. He recently returned
from the Black HIls and was without means
or work The bah struck Z rib and glanced
and has NOT been located by the doctors
Il Is thought the wound viii not prove
.atgl.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
New
Arrivals
i'll
Lace
Department

POINT DE GENE. POINT APPLIQUE.
POINT RENAISSANCE. POINT GAZE
POINT LERRIE. POINT ARABE etc, etc.
in white. creme. butter and black, all
widths
4t-!uch PLAIN FRENCH CHIFFONs IL
every shade
RICH EMBROIDERED CHIFFON ALL
OVERS AND RICH BANDS TO MATCH.
NEW STOCK OF REAL OSTRICH BOAs
AND COLLABETTEs
LADIES EXTRA SMALL MARROW
HEMsTIT-H. FINE SHEAR LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFs. Just the thing for lace
borders
LADIES HANp-EMBROIDERED mi
T1AL H 5. PURE LINEN HANDKER-
CHIEFS. special bargains Al 15c and sbc
each
LADIES HAND EMBROIDERED M
TIAL Il : REAL BELFAST HANuKER-
CHIEFS. only Sc. worth lOC.
LADIES REAL SEAL COMBINATION
PoCKETBoOKs. special 6Oo each value
s. 90
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Gum1y of Mnraer Id ...eand pegree.

FAIRBURY Neh- Nov l4-iSpeciRl -
The jury empsneled in the trial Of Williams
for the murder Of Smiley, the Rock Island
yardmGster. brought in verdict Of guilty
Of murder in the second deEreee The case
was submitted TO the jury al o'clock last
evening. and q verdict was arrived a after
seven hours delinerEtiOu The verdict is the
same as rendered IN the former trial Of
the case Al which time Williams was sen
fenced 10 the peuiteutIary for thirteen
years. Williams took the verdict very
calmly
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Sc - -
Nips
COLDS
IN the Bud.

lnfluenzaur GriPPy Colds are quite
epidemic and need to be 'uipped in the bud 50
Treating cold in time saver lot Of trouble.
as three-Quurters Of all our sickness comes
from taking oold-dout take cold take
seventy-seven q few doses will prevent and
its continued use viii break W" 4 cold
that hangs on" That means escape from
Catarrh, Bronchitis Pneumonia all Lung.
Ches, and Head troubles good deal you
say Tor quarter but it IL true Of ~" the
best goods are done up in small parcels. Z
vial Of ~ just ftf your yes, pocket handy
10 carry always ready for USE. Every one
has 3 kind word for seven,y-seyeu, Or.
Humphreys precious cure for Colas. Grippe
Influenza catarrh Coughs. Sore Throat.
pr Humphreys Homeopathic Manual ul Dis-
eases ~ your DrugEisJf or Mailed Frc,
SOLD py eruEgIEI or sent on receipt uf
cent? ur nyt Tor s.. Humphrey Med Co.
Col. william sne John sI-, New AorE
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Comforts
Comforts
Comforts

See our new line q fine home made com
,ortabIcs made Of The very finest huies,e
French spteen french all wool chHlu silks
and sil6Rle,u, filed only with White
Rose" huttiur and extra large size Al from
s. uD 20 $500 each
!, will pay you 70 look them over before
YOU purchase elssv here or make your own
ms vou could NOT buy the material alone '1r
ths money. no, 10 mention the filling and
The making.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
SIOUX CITHrs MANY BAD STREETS.
COntrHctOrs laying AsphnlI in the
snow Hnd SIuIh.

SIOUX CITY Ia, Nov l4-lspeciA Tele-
gram Sioux City streets are not In the
best condition for winter One street has
jus, been paved with asphalt, and the work.
men have possession OF Fourth street the
leading -horuuEhfare of the city. When
The foot @; ennw came this week one side
Of the street had been laid with concrete. ana
the other side had been rolled down prcpara-
tory 10 working. The LAYING OF asphalt
mas been going on all week with the men
sweeping The SNOW of the concrete To-
day conference wat held by city officials
and the contractors and leading property
uwuerE and II was decided 10 hure the
worn 20 on as long af possible il viii he
impossible ipi the contractors 20 open the
E-rre' this winter, unless the weather IN
very favorable
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
CnnnciI al Lr,,i,h Mnm.n-

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE council Of
Jewish women. which holds its first CONVEX
ZION in this city during the coming week. If
one OF The national societies that has mem
bsrship In the National Council Of Women
Of the United States il is proving by the
viEor and fine quality o. It's work II every
direction the great value Of the council ideu
OF unions for the common good on the part
OF those employed il different lines Of serv-
fpH
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Wonderful
Opportunities
in New Dress Goods
Remarkable value
never before equalled
in price, surprising
in beauty all past
effects

30, splendid all wool worFted suitiuEs
checks plaids faxed mottled. etc. Never
before equalled al this price
Csc new Scotch check worsted mixtures
IS inches vide. Would be good invest
meut Al Sl.OU
75c hroche novelty cloths. 500 quality
and granite cords, fancy color mixtures, IS
inches wide.
Sl.Oo Scotch sail cloth mixtures 5O-inch
vide; $3.50 quality.
Sl.25 new style suitinEs just produced.
suitable FOR winter ur spring gown, hand
some cloth q bargain.
Sl.S5 silk and mohair jacuuards, greatly
reduced IL price
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

ATLANTIC. Ia Nov. 14-lspecia Tele-
gram Marshal Pulley captured James Grip
pen Of Des Moines about midnight last night
Crippeu is wanted IL DeF MoiueF 10 answer
the charge Of attempting 10 Kin Bruuder o.
that city The deed occurred during the
Iowa state fair and the DeF MuineE Hu-
thoritieE have been hunting for Crippeu
.or long time George McNutt OF DCs
Aoinef came here today and took Crippeu
back with him
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

HASTINGS. Nov. l4-iSpeCIEl Ada
Jessie and Martha Davis aged i and :
wears respectively. were taken 10 the re
form school a. Geneva this morning by Con
stable BHrlass on complaint o. Chief OF
Police LeyiusEy. The charges brought
REEius; them were vaErGncy and incorriEl-
buity. They ARE the children Of Mrs Nellie
Davis who resides Oh South Burlington
avenue
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
kvEERs CASE COMES Ur AGAIN.
Department of stnte May BE Asked
To Interfere.


SIOUX CITY Nov 14-It viii depend
almost entirely upon B report filed with
German Consul Woke at Chicago on the
Kueebs cuse. whether or not al attempt is
MADE TO drag the United States government
into the famous iuteruatuual dispute
Prof EEEeliu sent 10 Investigate 10y ihe
imperial court o. Germany. examined no
witnesses and Consul Woke has been com
uisEi1ued 10 look after this part OF the
wlrE He Will he here next week 10 per
orm hiF task KuCehF attorneys have about
twenty witnesses ready for him Il he is
convinced by their testimony he report muy
Offset that o! Prof EEEellu VINO made an
adverse report. AL uutHy1rable decision.
however. will undoubtedly he followed by
demand by Kueeng friends for assistance
from the Department Of state II Washing
ten
KneehR was arrested In Germany some
time ago for alleged running Of Sioux City
horse under q false uLme
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
anr,e.tine sugnr Re..t. and Chicnr,

fftLMUNII Nov u = tspCcIAI.I = The
weather has warmed up enough for work 10
'e renewed getting out sugar bee,E ana chic
lry and considerable chicury was brought
10 the drying kiln today. There are grill
bout l3b acres OF sugar beets il the ground
nd the injury 10 them by the cold OF tins
reek cannot be determined Curuhusklnr
progressing rapidly and the crop Is turn
inE out fully af well az WIS expected many
IDS going seventy bushels 10 the acre. The
quality Is above the average.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Missouri ni,+r Froyen over.

SIOUX CITY. NOV. 1.-THE Missouri river
il frozen here from bank 10 huuK j is
eighteen years since The river closed Bt this
season Considerable damage may be done
10 government end other river hoatf caught
IN the ice unless the channel opens sum
cleIly 90 Jet them make shore
DIXON H.. NOV 1.-THE EncE river was
frozen over las, night about the dam The
only time thlF iF known 10 have occurred
90 early wRf IN November 1873 when the
river was frozen ECrDgf about the middle 0!
ihe month.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Blankets
Blankets
Blankets

We are showing the incest line Of blankets
and com'ortuhles ever shown In the city.
We simply quote few lenders which Will
a. once convince our patrons that We have
the best ~ lowest prices
l1-4 strictly all wool white hlanse; 4; s. 90
reduced from $500 pair.
Our steam sh~uu6 ia fine all wool white
hluuEets al $3.50 pair are uueNcelled This
hiHuke, was GlwByt d good thing al $3.50
pair
We have a are assortment Al from SS.Oo
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

DIS MOINEs Nov l4-IspelIll Tine
thirty first annual session Of the Iowa State
Horticultural society viii convene Al Def
Moines December and VIII continue for
four DAYS Reduced rates have been secured
Oh all railroads Of the state for the occa-
sion An elaborate program has been AZ
ranged
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

CHAMBERLAIN. s j.. Nov l4-JSpeciai
TeleEram,--A crazy Sioux Indian belonging
at Lower Brule agency. escaped from the
reservation and ter11ri2ed white settlements
along White river hu; was pursued and
ovcrpUwered 10y The Indian police before any
flIulIJcs resulted.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Church Society Meeting.

BELLEVUE Neh Nov. I4-lspeclpl -
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Presbyterian
church gave E social II The home Of Mrs. A
Wright Thursday evening As there was al
exceptionally large attendance the women
uetied L neat sum toward defrUying church
y
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

BERLIN, Neh., Nov. l4--lspecIlI y cF-
terday morning B strange accident occurred
u; the Union school house, three miles west
of this place At few minutes before
clock the large furnace stove fell with
crash to the floor among the children who
were standing 10y. The flames and smoke
poured in clouds from the wreck ana the
teacher and large scholars carried water and
drenChed the fire, thus saving the building.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Corduroy for waists
and skirts, Nelvets Of
all shades, the very
newest tones.
Black dress goods

bOc-storn se-res. 44 inches wide. re
mHrkable value
7bc-New jacquard novelty weuves-very
uncommon.
S5c-Firured fancy satin cloth, 4S inches
vide Sll5 value
SILKS FOR WAISTS IN THE GREATEST
VARIETY.
SEE Our CHANGEABLE TAFFETAs
At csc
VELVETSo WE CAN MATCH ANY
SHADE
PLAID vELVETs AT 500.
VELOUR DU NORD FOR CAPES AND
WRAPS.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Fine Y-irId of earn.

DUNCAN, Neh.. Nov. l4.-lSpecialp
largest and best crop Of corn ever gathered
IN this county is going in the crib now The
yield Is heavy and the quality extra fine.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

NORTH PLATTE, Neh., NOV 14-lspe-
eialt-Bert HHddock Of Mcpherson county
was declared insane yesterday by The Lin
coin county board. There Is no board Of
Insanity in MCPHERSON county and the Off
cialF brought Hadduck 70 this county TO
dispose Of him, The patient viii he held
here in the custody Of TIE sheriff until there
II room for him In Norfolk
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Jan Hird Grow, Desperate.

NORTH PLATTE. Neh. Nov 14-(spe-
ciGl- Gl-i-Wednesday Hughey Jackson. who Is
IN jail awaiting trial for holding up John
Byerle IN his room some time ago. attempted
10 break jail boy making an assault on the
deputy sheriff when be was taking his din
ner TO him. Jackson was being kept IN one
o. the small inner cages, and when the
deputy opened the steel door, jackson
knocked the dinner out o. ms hands and
struck him. However the deputy got be
tween the prisoner and the door and hncked
out although the prisoner cor Ms foot IN
crack IN ths door ana attempted 10 force
the outer door. jackson 1t living or short
rAuuns and probably Will pOI SET outside
ot ths small cage again
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Entertnius bellevue College Students

BELLEVUE, Neh., Nov. l4.-iSpeciGl -
IN honor OF her guest Miss Elizabeth Pal
mer OF Blair Neh Miss Beltu Jones enter
Leiued the members OF the senior class OF
Bellevue college Tuesday evening The
young people passed L delightful evening
with games and music. Those present were
Misses Hamilton Ca-uRhau Houston
Wyuue Messrs. Luun. Nichols. Oastler and
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

FORT DODGE Ia, Nov l4.-lspeCiEl Tel
egrEm Charles nErrGh a Minneapolis d
ST Louis locomotive fireman slipped today
while jumping of 4 train and both legf
were cut or. Ht IL il most critical con
dItiOu.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

today there e very little chance uf her re
cuvery The family were cleaning the yErd
and burning rubbish The little girls
clothing caught FIRE ana was mass Of
flames when her mother reached hgr she
wrapped her own dress around the child
and smuthered the FIRE Nrs MCFittHu
hlnds nre hurned Nerv hadlv
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

These were submitted as evidence md
turned over 70 state s counsel FOR eXEmIuH-
uou and the question OF thelr introduction
rs evidence will Toe heard Monday.
The witness testified that she had a.
different times Travelled upder the name Of
Mrs. Morris, Sellers Lewis and Traverse
She had also been represented by Sellers
his niece
The witness was cool. ana although she
showed signs uf trouble. there was no
nervousness or fear and she ehrauE hu,
little from the searching ElEnCes Of the
crowd in the court room. Her replies came
II low clear tones
Or. sward WIS called and testified that
upon hlE first trip 70 the house he remained
but about fifteen minutes he then requested
one Of the boys 10 70 with him for Al
officer and instructed the others 10 remain
in the house all Of which was done by
defendants without objection
Charles Peterson. mayor Of Oakland was
called 10 the stand. identified the revulvers
found IN the house and also located different
pieces Of furniture
Efforts were made 10 get further con
versEtiOnS had with Olive Hiscux from
Charles Mann the constable who had The
prisoner IN charge on the DAY OF the hOmi-
eide This was objected to 10y the state
and sustained 10y the judge The witness
stated thai the residence IN which Sellers
lived, and in which the Hiscux woman
lived were in plain view one OF the other
The counsel for the defense having no
further testimony ready 10 introduce until
after The acceptance or rejection Of the
letters introduced and the counsel for the
same court was adjourned until Monday
rr4g-rHHrr
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
sioux Tuus nnily Chnnrcs Owners.

SIOUX FALLS. :. j.. NOV l4-lspecial
Telegram p-E. ". Caldwell who for nine
teen years has been proprietor and editor
Of the Sioux Fails Daily Press will tumur-
row publish u vEedintUry having reIlu-
uuiEhCd The paper 10 Mrs Blanche NJ Bliss
on q mortgage for Sg.go0 The paper has
been republican but under the new man
uremeut will support free silver and uuti-
republican forces IN this state. Caldwell
hus accepted q position with the Sioux City
journal
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

NORTH PLATTE. Neb. Nov. l4-lspe-
cIGlb-The Union Pacific Railway company
mas lumber and carpenters here building
another large ice house This will make The
third large building Of the kind for North
Platte and viii give employment 10 an addi-
tiouEl force Of men both winter and sum
mer. The company is arranging with KeIl-
ner d Lloyd who have teu-aCre lake ad-
joining the city, to place 5000 TONS OF ice
In their houses this winter. North Platte
has become one OF the lending icing stations
on the Union Pacific system during the fruit
season
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

FRANKLIN Neh NOV l4-lspeelal Tele-
gramJ-A little girl, age years The
child Of L, McFittsp, was 80 badly burned
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Frnud Altered 10 HnVc Been Detected
in Saurh DuL Urn.

YANkTON. :. D.. NOV. 14.-.SptCIEl Tvle-
gram The unofficial but practically com
poto returns show that the vote on the
electoral ticEe, is about tie The repub-
lC4u congressional and state tickets are
apparently elected by from 100 TO 200 ma
jori;y. with The exception of one congress-
man Fraud Is apparent IN nearly every
county and great many contests will he
started next week. The courts and the
state cuuvassiur board viii have 90 decide
these before the result can be fully estlb-
lished
MILLER : \. Nov 14-iSpeclul Tele-
gram The official count here today reduces
Bryan estimated majority several votes.
The standing completed JIG majority. Lee
Tor governor. IL; Knowles and Kelley for
congress ia
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
KELLEY, sTIGER & CO., Farnan1 and 18th Streets
MANY CONTESTS ARE PROBABLE

iur g., the organization goes out OF business
when the meeting al Mitchell Hdjuurus
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Alleged burglar, Arrested.

NORTH PLATTE, Neh., Nov. l4-lSpe-
clal Last night Deputy Sheriff KeIiher
arrived home from Laramie Wye with John
Christianson and William Mason who are
supposed 10 be part Of the gang implicated
IN the robbery Of Eiustelns clothing store
some time ago These persons were ar
rested III Laramie while endeavorinE 10 dis
pose OF some jewelry. which has since been
Identified as belonging 10 Eiustein The
first OF the week some hunters near Hershey
discovered some articles II : hHystHck which
were evidently stolen. Yesterday the sheriff
and Nj EiusteIu went out and found some
OF the shoes and clothing which had been
taken from EInstelnE store, one OF John
Byerlts patent leather shoes which was
taken from him by HuEhey Jackson was
also found IN the hEystucE. This connects
jackson with the Einste.u burglary Jack
son Is nov in jail awaiting trial for the
Ryprie robbery.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

PLaTTSMOUTH. Neh., Nov. l4-lSpecial) 3
Friday night the Woman club held O
most interesting session AZ the home Of
Mrs Perry Walker. the regular program
being augmented with al eloquent address
by Mrs. Harriet Heller Of Omaha The
session was held under the auspices OF The
department OF current Literature. with Mrs
Munger us the leader An enjoyable fea-
ture of The evening was The music several
selections being rendered by Misses Lulu
Burgess and Antonio Kesslsr An essay
entitled Use OF the Short Story IN Liter
EtUre was given by Mrs II j. Travis and
Miss Teresa Hempel read L paper on The
Short Story Us a Work of Wit" Mrs Nun
ger also had prepared q clever paper on
short stories Mrs Heller was then intro
duced ana INDUCED the club with al ex-
ceediuEly clever and interesting talk ahoUt
Children ana Their Training" il was
repiete with sensible suggestions The presl-
dent. Mrs, StOutgubUrnuEh. in 4 few re-
marks. brought the meeting 10 Z close after
which light refreshments were served
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

HASTINGS, Nov Special,-A very
Interesting meeting was held q; the
Baptist church al $3.50 Z. IL. Visitors from
abroad were Rev D W Montgomery nov
holding special services al aurora and Rev
NJ Chgfee OF the Methodist church OF Au-
IRA Rev. Nj HHniurd Of the CunEreEE-
uouHl church OF Aurora was Al the evening
service Major Cole has engaged 70 run
over TO Aurora for midday service on
Monday. While the regular union morning
and evening meetings are being held p
usual ana viii continue 10 be held for some
time they are held Us redlEtiuE CeuterE for
Christian workers. During the first week
ministers have been II from keHruey Au-
rOrU. FElrn,urt Hansen and perhaps other
places. NathwlthG,uudIuE the lecture Of eX-
Senator Ingalls, III the opera house last
night the Methods; church was well filled
az the evening service
a mass meeting FOR men only viii be held
az he Christian church a. J. n sun
day and the union meeting II The Methodist
church sunday night. The $3.50 & II. meet
lngs viii be held il the CnnEreEHj jiuuGI
church next week.