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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
PLAN FOR AN AUDITORIUM
company Organized and Meeting
called 10 Complete the
Details.

There is To- be a new auditorium In town
and ~ the schemes Of the men who have
organized for that purpose develop as they
expect they will have no reason 10 he
ashamed OF the coming edifce. A meeting
was held in the Commercial club on Satur-
day for the purpose Of forming a society
with this object iu view and under the
name OF the Auditorium Building society an
association was formed and the following
officers elected. President, C.. F. Weller;
vice president, c. II. Pickens, treasurer, +.
H.. Davis: secretary. w. NJ. Rodgers.
The plan is to capitalized in the sum OF
$3.50, OOo. in shares at 81 each, The building
is to occupy half a square and though the
site is not yet definitely fixed the favored
locality has for its boundaries Twelfth and
Twentieth and Dodge and Howard streets.
The building is to consist Of a huge audi
torium. with Offices and lodge rooms above.
while the ground floor will be made up Of
stores, etc.
A meeting will be held on Monday night
at the Commercial club fer the purpose Of
arranging bylaws and general settlement OF
details.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

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Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
LOOKING OVER NEBRASKA LANDS.
Dir. Gracious Comes Here Ahead of a
French (nlnmN.

Dir. GrncieuN Comes Here Ahead of a
French COLONY.
Agricultural. grazing and fruit lands along
the line Of the Union Pacific road, as well
as the various sources Of mineral waters
in the same territory, are being investigated
by an authorized agent Of the French gov
eminent, and from this invSstigation the
officials of the road expect next year a large
immigration OF the French peasantry into
this section of the country. for the officers
are satisfied the agent can make nothing but
q favorable report upon the lines for which
be is seeking information.
The agent Of the French government is
Dr.. Phi. Gracieux, a middleaged man. who.
from his general knowledge of affairs and
of the world. has evidently studied and
Travelled a great deal, He has already spent
two or three months in this country, most
Of which was occupied in the south on a
similar mission to that which brings him to
the territory along the Union Pacific. He
brought to this city credentials
from the general agent OF the road and from
the French vice consul at Kansas City. At
Headquarters in this city he was furnished
such data as would aid him in his re-
searches, and given such courtesies as would
assist him in his travels.
Or. Gracieux is deputized by his govern
meut to study the agricultural progress. in
dustriea and resources of Nebraska and
other western states, and learn what the
chances are for success for French immi-
grants with small means to engage in ag-
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
BOSTON CAPITAL INTERESTED
Prospects of Another Rect Sugar Fuc-
tory Being Located in
Nebraska.

There is a prospect of another beet sugar
factory being located in Nebraska and in
operation in time to handle the next crop
Of beets. Charles G. Steele, representing d
number Of Boston capitalists, is in the city,
and will spend some time in this vicinity
for the purpose of seeing what can be dole
in this direction.
Although Mr.. Steele has not canvassed the
situation very thoroughly, he reports that
farmers and others are taking q great deal
Of interest in the project, and that the
prospects are very favorable for the location
and erection of a factory.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
REORGANIZING GULF ROAD
President Stllwell viii Announce His
Plans on March 10.
WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE NORTHERN LINES
Tbcsepit il Announced, VIII first lie
Put Into F~irst-CInss Condition
before They Are
Taken In.
WILL NOT CONSOLIDATE NORTHERN LINES

KANSAS CITY. March 4.-The Star says.
j is reported from New York that the plan
Of generalization Of the Kansas City, PITTS
burg & Gulf railroad viii be issued by Prcsi-
dent a. z. Stillwell. who is now in that
city, on March Is. il was at first proposed
TO take in all Of the northern lines Of the
Gulf system. making a through line from
Omaha 10 Port Arthur. Now it has been de-
cided not to consolidate the northern lines,
al least not at present, though after these
lines have been physically improved and tho
earning capacity considerably expanded they
will no doubt be absorbed in the main sys-
TEN.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
Changes i'm HALLWAY circles.

HURON. S D., March 4-lSpecia will
liam Mcintosh, for several years a resident
OF this city and later living in Winana and
filling the position Of master mechanic Tor
the Dakota Central and Winoua q st. Peter
divisions OF the Chicago d Northwestern
railway, has resigned and accepted the
SUPPLEMENTARY OF motive power for the
New Jersey Central railway.
on March l the resignation Of II. G. Gar
win, for a number Of years general agent
for the Northwestern company, took effect,
and Mir. Garvin becomes treasurer and man
Gger Of the Bay State Milling company Of
Winona. John NJ. NorthInore Of Chicago
succeeds to MIR. Garvin's position.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

ing the return OF the application from the
surety compauy's office. OF course. the APP
plicant was in suspense.
10 is estimated that perhaps twenty-five
people have been worked In this way Be
sides Martin. Frank Campbell. SIS North
Twenty-third street. South Omaha, and
others have proven themselves equally cred
ulous.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

rieultural pursuits, fruit culture and stock
raising. He is also 90 investigate the nu-
merous mineral springs In the far west and
the medicinal qualities OF their waters.
The results OF his Investigations are to be
published tn France In the Official Annals
Of The national office for foreign commerce
and industry. which will be distributed
among the French people. who are expected
90 derive benefit from the report.
Or. Gracious expects TO spend a couple Of
months In the pursuit Of his investigG-
tIons along the Union Pacific road.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

will be here 10 make bids on individual
tracts Of the land. Many people have had
their eyes upon portions Of This property and
think that Il they make the highest bid for
10 they viii become the purchaser. and this
promises to bring a large force OF small
bidders 20 the sale. While. under the de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale the special mas
tsr Is required 70 offer lie land iu tracts
before Offering 30 as a whole. unless the
amount Of the bids for the separate pieces
foo.s up to more than the bid for all the
lands. The latter bid VIII prevail. There
fore. 1T is not believed that any portion of
the land less than the whole will be cold,
and the only bidder expected at the sale
for the land in its entirety is the repre-
s-n-a-iHe Of The Union LncLnc road.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

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their endorsement of a good article.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

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traced to the kidneys. but now modern science proves that nearly all
diseases nav, their beginning in the disorder of these use.
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What more natural?
The kidneys filter and purify the blood.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
Enormous Traffic Anticipated.

If the number of inquiries being made
about the homeseekers' tickets to North
Pacific points means anything there will be
an enormous traffic on the trains west from
Omaha next Tuesday. The chance to 70 to
Portland, Seattle or Tacoma for $26, first
class, or a round trip for $50, is a glarinG
temptation for many people to take the
trip. Every city ticket Office reports numer-
Gus inquiries as to the scope Of these tickets,
and the privileges accorded the holders, and
upon this condition railroad men predict a
big exodus Of Omaha people for the north
west next Tuesday. When the roads first
announced the rates they did not anticipate
much of an increase in travel for the ex-
cursion week because the decision came too
late to permit Of much advertising. but it
seems the public had been anticipating the
rates on the strength Of rumors which had
been afoat after the northern roads had
taken the initiative.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
ANOTHER TRAM TO RuN TO OMAHA.
Missouri Pacific Makes n Change In
it, Tfrun card

Its Time Card,
The proposed extension to Omaha OF the
Missouri Pacifc's local train, which now
operates between Lincoln and Nebraska City.
will be put into effect with the spring
change in time card. which will be issued
about April j.. This train will enable pas
senEers to leave Omaha at S4O a. m. and
return at Z p. m. They can reach any point
between Omaha and Nebraska City, and the
latter place and Lincoln, and return the
same day. People along the line between
Omaha and Nebraska City can come to this
city I'm the evening, arriving here at Z
o'clock, and return at $50 p. m, giving
them almost three hours in town. This
branch Of the service will be specially APP
prociated by those who live at or near Fort
Cook. The Inauguration of this service Will
also add several families to the population
Of omaha. The entire crew Of the train
will be in Omaha every night, instead Of
stopping over in Nebraska City, il is re
ported that the trainmen are rejoicing over
tho change for this reason. This will be a
daily service when established.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05
Mnnr nihhcr, Are Cnminr-

Indications are that there will be a good
attendance at the sale of the Union Pacific
lands in this city Monday. MIR. McAllaster,
land commissioner of the road, says he has
received assurances from a number that they
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

NEW YORK, March At is reported on
good authority that Percy Todd, traffic man
ager Of the West Shore railroad, has been
appointed general freight agent OF the Della
ware. LackaWanna & Western.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

Happy is the man or woman who can eat a
good, hearty meal without suffering after
ward. If you cannot do it, take Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure. II digests what you eat, and
cures all forms of Dyspepsia aid Indigestion.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-03-05

This elegant solid select oak Nat top Desk,
construction and finish; size Of
top, 3OX5O inches four drawers in each
pedestal, combination lock-when you lock
the top drawer all four drawers
lOCk-uur price during this n -.
special sale ....."".".~. $l2.7o
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-29
CROKER ON DEWEY.
What the Political Fighter Says of
the Sea Fighter.
From the New York World.

From the New -Yorle.-World
Richard Croker sat for an hour studying
Admiral Dewey in the latter's cabin
aboard the Olympia yesterday afternoon.
He was a member of the reception com
mittee appointed by Mayor Van Wyck to
inform Admiral Dewey of The city's plan
and to arrange for his comfort. After
leaving the Olympia Richard Croker die
tated the following personal character
study of the admiral;
admiral Dewey is a polished gentle
man. He seems to possess great physical
strength The photographs which have
been exhibited in this city do not do him
full justice. He is a more youthful man
than any of these pictures show-much
more youthful.
Il should judge Admiral Dewey was 5
feet inches in hight. He weighs about
165 pounds
"He is the right man in the right place.
In his dress he is very careful His grasp
of the hand is strong, and his eyes, al
though bright and piercing, shine with a
kindly glow. There is not a wrinkle Of
any kind In his face. and yet the pictures
show him furrowed deeply. His skin is
bronzed and there is a healthy glow in
his face. He is every inch gentleman
and great man.
admiral Dewey is also a level-headed
man. He talks in a quick, impulsive way.
but his words are carefully chosen He Is
a great executive, and that is shown by
the manner in which he discussed all the
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration in mis-
honor. not overlooking the smallest details
and always having the comfort Of his OIL
ficers and men at heart
.'You need not take a second look at Ad-
mira1 Dewey to settle in your mind that he
is a very brave man.
"He won our hearts at once. He looks
the sea fighter that he is. The Demo-
c~atic club would be pleased to tender MIN
a reception, bat I do not believe that he
will have the time at his disposal to at
fond
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-29
POLITICS IN GEORGIA

Jacksonville Advertiser: 1t is rumored
that yellow Creek district will furnish
candidate for representative next year in
tba narson of ] r. Hubbard. Rus Is
r,,igbt, clever. good man. and would make
a good representative.
Houston Home Journal: Georgia legls-
lators should next session bow to the VIII
of the people, instead of showing pref
erence to the bOw-wow of worthless uosS'
Snch tax on dogs as Will prove pro-
lection to sheep should be placed by law
Butler Herald: 1t is stated that Col X
T. Greer of Oglethorpe will be Squareiy
IN tho race for the Senate from MS dis-
+rict to succeed Hon. w. A. Dodsoh OIL
sumter. and no better or purer man can
be found for the position. He is a con-
sc;antious. Christian gentleman, above sus-
picion and without reproach'
snarta Ishmaelite: The Democrats Will
mood their ablest men in the next Con-
gress as they will need them in the pres
ant one TO withstand the corrupt and i'm
nerial tendencies of the party III po"er;
x r,an In The country is better posted
~ nm Fleming on these dangerous ten
S ,ts and no man can bring greater
ab;lit1, or greater influence to pear IN re-
sistine them. It seems to the lshmaehte
70 be a suggestion OF wisdom 10 iet wei
enough alone, by continuing him at his
post.
Dawson News: Hon. M. L. Everett the
ronresentative of Stewart county in the
state legislature, spoke at the court house
in Dawson yesterday morning in the IN
t te of state prohibition. Mr.. Everett
snoke under the auspices Of the local Cos
"a or zoo people out to hear him. The
sneech thoroughly covered the prohlpition
s sp,"estion and was delivered with an ear
p iestness that impressed all who heard It,
as he conclusion of Mr.. Eyeretts re-
,nariSs ali who favored the passage OF a
state prohibition law by the legis l..li,,.
a,ase asked to stand up, and practically
The entire audience arose.
Albany Herald: Judge Allen Fort oil
,n,ericus entered the congressional arena
sayoral weeks ago and has since been
S,,siit, engaged in shaking hands with the
,,otars Of the Third district. Now comes
W., NE announcement that DR.. William Raw
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-29

WANTED WEDDING SOUVENIRS.
Guests at the Cnntacuxene-Grant
Marriage Stripped the Church.
From the New York Times.

From the New York Times.
Newport, Sept, 26-Neyer in the history
of Newport was there such a wholesale
raid for the decorations used at church
wedding as was exhibited after the services
at All Saints Memorial Chapel Monday
after the Cantacuzene wedding.
No sooner had the guests left the church
than there was a scramble of men women,
and children for portion of the floral
decorations as trophies of the event. Moth
ing was too small or too large TO take as
memento of the occasion, and il the
wishes of the collectors were not suffi-
GENTLY gratified it was simply because
there were no express wagons in the imme-
date vicinity.
The Prince and Princess Cantacuzena
enjoyed a hearty joke before they had
boarded the Narada for New York on the
afternoon of their wedding day, After they
had said goodbye al Beauleu, and the
sign "On for Russia had been placed on
the back of their carriage, the bridal
couple started off, and then there was a
hurried departure of many Of the young
people who had arranged to follow the
couple TO the yacht club landing and use
up an additional supply of rice and to
throw several slippers in the send-off.
One of the bridal carriages was outside
the south gate of Beauleu when Princess
Cantacuzene gave the order TO the coach
man 10 drive into the stable near the north
gate, which was quickly done As the
bridal couple was driven into the stable
the young people were coming out of the
south driveway. and their coachmen were
told to drive quickly 10 the yacht club
| landing.
When all the young people in the plot
were well uD the avenue the Prince and
| Princess came from the stable in the r
trap and were driven in an opposite direc-
ton to the L. @. Jones wharf, where they
boarded the Narada, while their friends
waited patiently at the yacht club landing
! for the arrival Of the Prince and Princess
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-29
COTTON AND SPIRITS RISING.
Roth MARKETS HAVE ADVANCED
TODAY.

Cotton Gnins lie Cent ana SHIRTS
70 cent-AfternoOn Trading In
Spirits showed the Market to he
FalterinG, and Considerable sales
Followed at 40 Cents--IocaI ana
Telegrnphic Markets.
Savannah. Sept. 2S.-Cotton and spirits
turpentine We're again the centers of Ut
traction in the local markets and the i'm
provements We're in line with what have
been made each day for several days past.
Cotton went up l-16c, making the price
of good middling 694c, while spirits gained
Zee, closing at 49lsc.
Sales of cotton were very light, and the
same may be said of spirits. which was
not as strong late in che afternoon as it
was while trading was being done. The
price at present is the same IL was from
Aug. 16 to p, being the highest price paid
this season. Much interest was felt by
the trade in the possibility of breaking
the years record, but when It was cur
reutiy reported that sales We're being free
ly made after the close at 49e, the pros
pect Of this improvement vanished.
Cotton is rapidly climbing to the point
il is believed it will reach before the pres
ent upward tendency ceases. This day
last year good middling was quoted at
Lice middling at 4a4c, low middling at
4'sc and good ordinary at 4c That prices
will rise 10 what they We're In October of
1886 seems probable. II is commonly re-
ported now that factors and brokers are
selling considerable quantities at private
terms, and it is said these terms are slight
~ above present quotations The whole
sale markets showed no changes of con-
sequence, The advance of &c in eggs in
| due to some extent to the rise In New
| York, which has absorbed much of the
| Tennessee supplies, the effect of which may
be felt in a local shortage. The follow
ing resume of the different markets will
show the tone and quotations at the close
| to-day:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-09-29

sales from the opening Large buying for
continental account in Liverpool caused
that market TO open excited at nearly &
points ADVANCE this advance abroad Is ac-
cepted as indicating the opportunity for
realizing, which Immediately began here
ON large scale, and the traders have not
hcstated TO sell heavily, believing the
South viii weaken during the two holi-
days. Under this liquidation the decline
was scarcely arrested at any time, the eX-
porters assisting in putting out lines with
the idea Of covering tomorrow in the
Southern markets. We think the local
short interest is larger than at any time
since January, crossed 6is cents. The
close was steady, with the traders beat
ish and going home short over the holt
days expecting lower Liverpool to-mor-
row."
New York, Sept 2s.--Murphy & co. say
Of cotton to-day: Liverpool gave us this
morning the most exciting market we
have received from that quarter for a
long time, VIZ, 3-16d advance on spots
and to S-6id on futures. but owing to
large selling orders, we failed TO make a
proper response on our opening, hence
Liverpool rapidly declined Aid from the
best, and in sympathy with own prices
at one time showed but 3 points above last
nights closing. A rise Of / cent since the
1st instant with the fact that our mar
ket win be closed till Monday next, led
TO much realizing, and after the first half
hour trading the market ruled fairly
steady but without excitement The re-
oepts continue small and serve to give
emphasis to, small crop news. Led Off by
New Orleans, the market showed softness
I'm early afternoon session 05 points DOWN.
Southern markets are all higher again. II
is rumored that the firm which has been
such active bulls bought $1,000 bales in
Liverpool to-day"