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Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Summary Justice.

Walnut Ridge. Ark, June 1o-A
courier from Pope county reports the
capture and possible lynching of a
Spanish mule buyer there last Saturday
night. The man, Henry Lorenzo, drop
ped letter several days ago, and it was
found to be from Carranza. He was un.
able to make satisfactory explanation
and mob seized him and bore him
away to the mountains where it is be.
lieved they killed him.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Am. rlcan-oauad,an Commission,

Washington. June Io-The president
is preparing his message recommending
the appropriation OF money for the ex
Penses of a joint commission to be ap
pointed under the protocol sigoed las,
week for settling all differences between
the Unitt d States and Canada.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Guarding Against rorp dos.

Cape Haytlen. June Io-News from
the Amsric1n squadron says that Samp.
SON is taking all possible preeaution to
guard against torpedo attacks at night.
So yig,lant are the ships that the Texas
fred a shot at the Vixen and Marble
heal recently and thei, hurried signals
only saved them from a second. The,
were uninjured at the first discharge.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Transports In Plenty.

Washington, June Io-The govern
ment has enough transports chartered
to move 10000 troops, so that that vexed
question is ended Ten ships are char.
tered for the Manila expedition,
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
sHELLeD A TRAIN.

blockade Patrol Keep Sharp Lookout on
Cuban Coast,
Kingston, June Io-A despatch boat
from the American feet brings the news
that the Dolphin shelled troop train on
the Cuban coast. The shells wrecked
the train killing and injuring number
of Spanish soldiers.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Four Men Hold Up a Trim

Bolton, Texas, June Io-four men
held up train on the San Angelo branch
of the Santa Fe. They fatally shot the
engineer but were frightened away with.
out securing any booty. A posse are in
pursuit.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
War Revenue Bnl.

Washington. June Ie-The conference
report on the war revenue bill was read
in the senate this morning. The house
prevented the reading-by filibustering.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Bat.leships as Conveys.

Washington. June Io-Sixteen war.
ships with the Indiana at the head ar
rived at Key West to act as conyoys for
the transport ships.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
SPANS DOWNFALL CERTAIN.

European Pow. 70 See Only Destruction
Ahead f. r the Dons,
London. June 1o-The European
powers believe that it is not too late
even now for Spain to put an end to the
war and save something from the wreck.
If Spain persists in her present course,
however, it is believed her destrpctieA
will be complete,
The Rome 0pione says that "Spain's
dehacle has begun." The Philippines
are lost and Cuba will share the same
fac, What the government needs is II e
virtue of resignation.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Fever at McHenry.

Washington, June Io-The fever cases
at McHenry have been diagnosed as
yellow tever
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killed N|i|e
P|0||ilg Mines
THREE MEN KILLED.
Torpedo Planting Party Meet, With
Disaster

Disaster
Jacksonville. June 1o-A torpedo ex-
ploded in the river this morning killing
three men and seriously wounding Lieut.
enant Hart, engineer ofthe mine plapt
ing party.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10

Eight su cid es In New York.
Nv York, June 10 On account of the
intense heat eight suicides occurred here
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
silver Quota tion.

New York, June 1o-SiIver is quote d
at 58M today.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
GU0|1QQ[||0 l|
OUR Possession
GUANTANAMO CAPTURED.

Sampson Officially Reports the Capture of
the Cuban Port
Washington. June 1o-The navy de-
partment officially announced today that
Sampson took possession of Guanlana.
mo On Tuesday.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10
Qua rantine ut New Orleans.

New Orleans. June 1o-This city has
declared strict quarantine orders against
Mississippi and Gulf coast towns.
Daily camera., 1898-06-10


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Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
,sszuszsunauz
South Omaha News
III "a u nTSnTs;a. Ea;sIlilEni III

The tabulatei statement of the receipts of
year 1897 shows that with only two excep-
tions tho reCeipts' OF cattle we're the largest
In the history Of the yards. During 1897
there was received at the yards $40 9i9 cat
tie, which was an increase OF 224,37l head
over the receipts of 1896. The years 1898
and 1894 showed an increase over the cattle
shipments OF lastiyear, but 1t will be remem-
bered that during these years stock growers
were compelled to ship their cattle on ac-
count OF the scarcity OF feed, Last year
twenty-five states contributed cattle to this
market with the range states OF California,
Idaho, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota
Oregon South Dakota, Wyoming and Wash
ington showing a handsome increase over
the preceding year. The feeding states OF
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska show
an equally creditable gain.
remarkable Increase in the receipts of
hogs Is shown over 1896 During the twelve
months of 1897 the receipts of hogs numbered
1,6lO'9Sl head, while In 1896 the receipts
were l'2l6.S7O, an increase OF 394 Gil head
Fourteen states were represented on the hog
market and good gains We're shown from
Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Nebraska.
AS the result OF hard work the sheep bus
iness at this point has been built up wonder.
fully, The receipts of sheep last year were
G2I ,l6O head as compared with 35S 005 In
1896 aid 2Oi,S1O In 1895. Ii Will be seen
by this' comparison that tho 1897 receipts
were nearly double those OF 1896. Seven
teen states marketed sheep at this point
with all but two showing a gain, the lead
Ing states In point OF increase being Colo
rado, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Utah
and Wyoming.
Reports from the packers show an enor-
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Mnglc CitS Gossin.

Try Melcher's Golden, Cross Cough cure.
Diamonds, Diamonds. Coleman, "a & NJ SITS.
Eugene Bedel of Blair is here visiting
his brother Bert. n pos
Mrs. Roebuck, Twenty-nrst and | streets,
will entertain the Musical club Monday
evening. 129aG,
A week of prayer win be observed at the
First Presbyterian church, commencing this
evening. seS
The trustees of the First Methodist Epls-
copai church will meet at the pastors study
Monday evening.
+. w. Godfrey and wife Of New York are
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Godfrey,
fwenty-third and N streets.
j. C. May wss arrested yesterday for dis
turbing the peace at his boarding house al
Iwenty-sixth and Q streets.
At the First Presbyterian church this
morning Dr. Wheeler will preach on "Our
Choice Of Faith, Altruists or Egoists,"
Mns w. l.. Holland Twenty-fourth and
G streets, entertained Friday night in honor
OF her sister, Miss Clark OF Greenwood.
Two members Of the Chicago Young Mems
Christian association basket ball team will
speak at the local Young Mems Christian
association this afternoon at A o'clock.
Revival services commence at the First
Methodist Episcopal church today. Rev.
John Williamson, ID, has arrived from
Chicago and will conduct the services. It
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Muslin Underwear
Department.

The business in this department has
grown marvellously--t has been our con-
slant aim to carry only well made. first
class garments. Our stock for spring
is more complete than ever before. Sa-
ncn, Stearns & Company stand at the
head as manufacturers of nigh grade
goods We carry almost everything they
make. Special attention has been given
to sets to match-!he garments are not
scimped-ladies of full habit can be
suited as readily as those who wear ordi-
nary or regular sizes. Look carefully,
II you please at the material, the cut, the
trimming, the finish, whether for trous-
seaus or every day wear, we can meet
the demand. The past low pricing in
this department Is fair evidence OF what
we are doing at this time. 1t may not
be out of place to quote a few of the
special offerings for this great Bargain
Carnival.
In Umbrella Drawers we will sell an
excellent garment, made from fair quail
ity fine cambric, with ruflle-also extra
wide straight tucked Drawers-at the
Bargain Carnival price-25c.
most attractive, well made garment,
trimmed with torchon lace good cam
bric-Bargain Sale price 29c pair.
Perhaps nowhere else can you find
anything to equal our Umbrella, fine
cambria, trimmed with embroidery-ele-
giant made Drawers-at the Bargain Car
nival price-59c.
Endless almost the variety of Draw
ers at prices up to $3.50 per pair.
Corset Covers-pretty and dainty-fine
cambric-2 rows torchdn lace-Bargaiu
Sale price 29c each
Night Gowns-fun size-trimmed with
embroidery-at 39c each
A more dressy Observation-Disclosures
ruffled and tucked-Bargain Carnival
price Acc.
Our stock of Skirts. is very large--the
prices marked on them will ,ssll them
quickly. Full sized Umbrella Skirts
made from good canibric-embroidered or
hemstitched-with cltster of tucks-
at Bargain Carnival sale soc. ,,
Umbrella Shaped Skirts-eXtra full and
trimmed with embroidery and lace
Bargain Carnival price $1.25 each.
Black Sklrts-made from Italian cloth
or sateen-were s1.OO and $1.25-Bargain
Carnival price roc each.
Our T. X. & Co Special Corset-sold
by us previously at s1.0O-Bargain Car
nival price 69c.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Underwear.

The Quccn of Polaris all her maids and
are invited to the Bargain Carnival of
Underwear and Hosiery.
Children's and misses heavy heeced'
Hose at 15c.
Several lines of wool goods to close
some very fine-Bargain Carnival price
25 cents.
Ladies domestic made all wool Hose
at quarter of II dollar Ilhey distance all
competition - Bargain Carnival price
10 cents.
We will also sell as good a Cashmere
Stocking as you have ever bought in
the regular way at Toe for soc per pair.
The new tariff will make 1t impossible
to sell as good Hose below $1.0O.
Look at the children's Underwear
thrown on the countcrs-sizes 16. IS and
20 at 15c-22, "a and 26 at 2Oc-2S, 30, SO
and "a for 25c.
Boys all wool Underwear-large sizes
at Soc
One lot of ladies' Underwear at Csc.
Another lot of fine Egyptian yarn
silk finish goods-at 39c
And goods which sold at 81 90 and sl.25
at the Bargain Carnival price of 69c.
The next may sound high in price,
but it is perhaps the greatest bargain
of all-$1.50 per garment-made, be it
known. by the Lewis Knitting company
full regular-sold previously by us at
$500 per garment.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Barker on
Friday evening. The christening of the
club, which bears the name of H. T., caused
some amusement mixed with wonder among
these who participated in its formation. The
significance of the initials has been given a
number OF interpretations and even now the
members are asking with more than ordinary
interest their meaning. The secret is that
of some one whose identity is not youchsafed
and therefore the members are at loss to
tell what the name is. Messrs and Mes
danes George Barker, John Brady. A. f.
Carter, Il. A, Cudahy, C. n. Deitz, f. p.
Kirkendall, Euclid Martin, Is. A. McWhorter,
A. l.. Reed, George Squires, G. w. Wattles,
Mr., Arthur Shiverick and Mr.. Charles
Shiverick form the membership. The guests
Friday evening were: Mr.. and Mrs WILDER,
Mrs H. Burgett Mrs. Barber, Miss Martin,
Miss Cornish, Mrs. Arter, Mr.. Joseph Barker
and DR.. Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Our Ladies'
Suit Sale.

VIII be a carnival in itself. We doubt
this lot contains. Two-thirds of the
finest garments in our store-winter
styles-none sold by us below $500
Bargain Carnival price $1,000
Dress Skirts-in novelties aud plain
staple gocds-from $l.69 up.
Raw cotton has been sold at ruinously
low prices. Yellow fever in the south
cut on the demand for manufactured
goods in section where cotton goods
are used most extensively. We con-
tracted and bought when the goods were
sold at as low prices as have been known
in the history of the country. Com
parison will ccnviQce you of the Fer
feCtion of finish, the fineness of count
and the genuineness of values will be
at once apparert. Numerous surprises
await you in this department.
Whether at 41ac, sac, G1Ac, 71ac or S15c
every number will be a genuine bargain.
In Sheeting-our regular line-not
mildewed goods-but perfect goods at
less than damaged prices. Our ga full
width Sheeting, unblelched, at 12hc-
bleached al 141aC.
We carry all the leading brands
the prices will surprise you everywhere.
We will have a very interesting story
to tell cu Made Sheets and Cases in a
nor 6ov will he nececcarv g
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

nous increase in the output of the four
packing houses now located here as com
pared with 1896. During 1897 Cudahy' killed
1901 cattle, 4l7,393 hogs and 175,O3l sheep,
making a total of 733 1886 head OF live stock.
Swift and Company kil!ef lS2. 1860 cattle, 5ll,
375 hogs and 19l ,2S9 sheep, with a total of
SS5, ,O24 head. The G. II. Hammond company
slaughtered 96,5 563 cattle. 320,747 hogs ana
3991O sheep total 457,22O head. At the
Omaha Packing company 1850 cattle and
III 400 hogs were killed, making a total OF
174,760 head.
Total number slaughtered in 1897: Cattle
404, ,43i; hogs l,5l523S; sheep, 406,544. The
total number slaughtered in 1896 follows
Cattle, 297 $50; hogs, l,lO9,GO2; sheep, 1885,
500
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

but they do not measure full-35c per
pair-nothng to cay about these except
that they are wonderfully low in price
heavier weight-larger size-Blan-
ket at 45c per pair.
liza large size Cotton Blanket-Bar-
gain Carnival price CSC per pair.
SPECIAL--A lot of ia Wool Filled
Blankets-Bargain Carnival price $500
per pair.
ALL WOOL-Three lines OF all wool
Gray and Sanitary Blankets in the one
lot-Barsain Carnival price $3.50 per
pair
A very large lot of white wool Blan-
kets-note the finish, please-Bargain
Carnival price S3.40 per pair.
\ large lot of fine goods-in white
and colors-which sold at $3.50 and
$SOO-Bargain Carnival price $500 per
pair.
Comforts-See them for values-9O
SIPS, Sl.75 and $2.19.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

ID. +. Sullivan has a grievance. He was
arrested Friday night as "A suspicious char
acter and after spending night in jail was
released by Judge Gordon, the officer who
made the arrest admitting that ne was mis-
taken. Officer Russell placed Sullivan un-
latter produced were insufficient to convince
the policeman that the prisoner was worthy
for placing him in custody Sullivan has
been employed by the Western Union Tele-
graph company on inside construction and
by the Industrial Iron company in similar
capacity, and Is now in Omaha in search OF
employment. When he was arraigned yes
terGay he denied haylns been guilty OF any
criminal act and the officer told Judge Cor
don he "guessed III was mistaken" Sulli-
van was accordingly discharged. He now
intends to employ counsel and bring suit
for false imprisonment against the city.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
Arnold's Bromo Celery cures headache!
1Oc 25c and soc. All druggists.
yeedlework Guild of Amcr,co.

The Omaha branch of the Needlework
Guild of America distributed $40 garments
to the poor and sick of Omaha last month
Though this work has been in progress for
three years, its machinery Is SO quiet that
many have not even heard of II. The move
ment was started in England fifteen years
ago by Lady Wolverton and has since
spread widely Throughout Great Britain and
the United States The guild Is nonsec-
tartan and its object is to furnish new
plain and suitable garments to meet the
great need Of hospitals homes and other
charities. The various branches are com
posed of sections. each representing 40 gar
ments collected by tho president Secretary
and three directors Of the section. each OF
whom solicits two garments from ten other
members and contributes two herself. The
furnishing two garments annually consti-
tutes membership. This year the garments
pital, Visiting Nurses association, Child's
hospital, st. James Orphanage, Presbyterian
hospital, Methodist hospital Burt Street
home, Creche, Bancroft home Salvation
Army Rescue home, and special cases. The
present officers of the society are: Mrs. j.
W Van Nostrand, honorary president; Mrs,
Churchill Parker, PRESIDENT Mrs. s. A Col
Inns, secretary; Mrs. j. o. Philllppi treas
urer; inese women, with the ten section
presidents, constitute an executive board,
tnrougn which the business OF the society
Is carried on.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

is understood that an effort is being made
to induce the other churches to join In
this revival and hold union revival services
for a month.
The police made a very good showing
during the year 1897, at least as far as the
number OF arrests were concerned. For
the twelve months ending Friday night 1877
persons had been arrested ana booked at
police headquarters. The number of arrests
by months follow: January, 81; February
46; March. 60; April 85; May 1Ol; June,
ll6; July, 1872; August, las; September SO;
October, 1852; November, "a; December, 81.
During the year 1886 only a few over 1000
persona We're arrested.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

eold as high as s25.OO-Bargain Carnival
price $1,000
A lot of gems which we consider
choicer-formerly $25.0O-Bargain Car
nival price $500.
And what is left of the fine patterns
which sold up to $S25O-Bargan Car
nival price $3.50.
We have a number OF boxed Pattern
Suts--the skirt OF which is braided and
sewn-the waist of which is cut out
marked and braided-sold by us at
s1S.5O-the first day of the Bargain Car
nival the price will be $1,000.
Not one piece of Black Dress Goods will
escape the knife. The stock is extern
sive, the variety almost endless-every-
thing cut for this great Bargain Carnival
sale-PRlESTLEY'S GOODS INCLUDED
The black fancies-mohair and wool
which were SOC and 60c-Bargain Carnival
price SOC per yard.
The fancies2 of every kind which sold
at 75c-Bargain Carnival price SOC per
yard
All the beautiful fancies-Priestley'
and goods made by the best German and
French makers-which sold at sl.OO-
Bargain Carnival price 79c per yard.
Those exquisite fancies with bright
mohair figures, sold by us at $1,25-Bar-
gain Carnival price csc per yard.
The Novelties-choice goods which sold
at s1.5O and some as high as SLID
Bargain Carnival price $1.19.
Our celebrated Henriettas-all wool
and silk warp-cut in came proportion.
And now for the Silk Department
Extensive selling at this department has
left us with odd lots of all kinds. Keen
cutting here to clear the deck for spring
arrivals. We turn this stock rapidly
always to prevent accumulation of out
of date styles. You will find nothing
that bears the earmarks OF antiquity.
All our marrow Chinas-in colors-
Bargain Carnival price 29c per yard.
All the fancies-new this season
which sold at 75c and S5c-Bargain Car
nival price SOC per yard.
All the wide Roman stripes-made In
Japan-dyed and finished in America
Bargain Carnival price 39c per yard.
All our best quality plain and change
Csc per yard. ...
All the Fancy Innings which sold at
35c and 40c-Bargain Carnival price 25c
per yard.
All the Fancy and Australian Innings
even the 36-inch and 40-inch-Bargain
Carnival price 35c per yard
Four prices on all the fancies-even-
ing shades and reception styles-Bargain
Carnival Prices-S9c, S119, S1.39 and
S2.00-ths highe:' cost good in the stock
will be found in these lots.
The Block Brocades, the Satin Ouch
ess, tue Black Taffetas the Gros Grains,
the Velvets. the Corduroys, all have met
the same fate-knifed to sell.
A few Comb Brush Mirror Sets new
goods, aluminium. German silver, or ster-
ling silver, with plain or Dresden backs.
one-third off retail prices 20 per cent
discount from all French Hand Embroi-
dered Handkerchiefs.
Big bargains in Laces-special value at
&c, 13c and 23c per yard Seeing them
Is buying them
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
At COIOred Dress
Goods Counter.

All our 36inch all wool mixtures-all
our small check gOods-which sold at 25c
per yard-cut in half-Bargain Carnival
price 12lRc per yard
One case only of Lorraine mixtures.
English Stripes. etc, sold as leader at
25c-Bargain Carnival price 15c per
yard.
All our fine English Cashmeres-36 to
A inches wide-part cotton-sold up to
3Oc-Bargain Carnival price 19c per yard
All our latest Winter Suitngs in the
handsome jamestown goods-the all wool
goods-and the popular Silk Noils Mix
tures-one round Bargain Carnival price
39c per yard
A lot of Mixed Sutings-made in Eng
land-a lot of spring checks, silk and
wool, made in Germany-together with
odd pieces and odd coors of different
weaves-goods which sold from 75c to
S1.25-Bargain Carnival price Acc per
yard.
A very choice lot containing fancies
in the newest weaves-none sold below
Sl.00-Bargain Carnival price roc per
yard.
All the beautiful goods which sold at
S1.25-splendidly adapted for spring wear
Bargain Carnival price Csc per yard.
Every imaginable weave and color
almost will be found in the next lot-in-
GLIDING our popular Coverts-spring and
fall 9hades-sold at $3.50 aud $1.75-Bar-
gain Carnival price Sl.15 per yard.
The Plaids which were 25c will be 15c.
The Plaids which sold up to 6Oc will
be 39c.
The Plaids which sold at 75c and S5c
will be sold at 59c.
The Fancy Plaids which sold at $1.OO
and $1.25 will be sold at 69c.
And as il all this price cutting was
not sufficient, we will throw on the
counters every Pattern Suit in our store
the exclusive designs-some OF which
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

fore, we will make four divisions OF
ladies Jackets, Capes, Suits and skirts.
Lot No. Heavy weight boucle and
frieze cloths-all new styles-most of
these sold at $7,5O-Bargaio Carnival
price S3.75 each.
Lot No. 2-All our various lines of
$1,000 Jackets at rwo prices-accordin
to the quality of each--the Bargain, Car
nival prices will be $500 and $6.9S each.
Lot No. 2~EX,ensivs indeed will be
found the assortment of kerseys, genu-
inc mohair. boucles, etc. Goods in this
lot contain some Of the choicest garments
shown this season. Silk lined through
out-Bargain Carnival price $S.25 each.
Lot No I've will close out all odd
pattern garments-few Of kind-but a
fairly large lot when all are gotten to-
gether-Russian blouses-hy front Jackets
blns-greens-bro and blacks
If you think Of getting something extra
fue get up betimes SO as to get to our
store early-Rargain Carnival price $3.50.
A few garmerts-not enough to make a
lot-Blouses and Jackets-can be bought
a. merely nominal prices.
Three lots of Capes-
First lot-perhaps $50 Capes all told
bought neutrality-suspicious. took a
loss to clean up-rough and smooth goods
-thibet edged-mauy handsomely braid
ed add jet trlmmed-Bargain Carnival
Price $3.9S.
Second lOt-A large assortment Of
Single and Double Capes-handsome you
will say-fur trimmed or plan-Bargain
Carnival price $500.
Third lotto clean up our fine Capes-
mohair, boucle and beautiful kerseys-all
silk lined-priced previously at $1,000
and Sl5.OO-Bargain Carnival price $S.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02

Tim Brennan of l7S q street South
Omaha, met with an experience last night
at the hands of a usty beggar He was
passing Eleventh and Farnam streets with
friend shortly after dark, when he was
said he had needed dime for night .
lodging. Brennan refused and the man
turned his attention to his friend The lat
ter hesitated but finally refused, and the
two were passing on, when the strang er
addressed Brennan and accused him OF
queering' him in getting the lean from
MS companion. He then attacked Brennan,
who called the assistance of Officer j IL,
story and caused mis- arrest on the charge
of begging and assault
Omaha daily bee., 1898-01-02
All Our
Standard Prints.

We mean full 64x64 count-regardless
of make-Bargain Carnival price SIC.
Three prices take in our Gingham
stock.
The best staples-5c per yard.
All the 10c dress styles-Bargain Car
nival price 6%c.
The fine imported Scotch goods which
sold at 25c-Bargain Carnival price 15c.