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Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
AFTER Mr.. ROBERTS SCALP
Continued from Eighth Page.

Continued from Eighth PageO
Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Terwilliger left Thurs
day for Dewitt, Ia, where she visits rela-
tives and friends before returning home.
Miss Beatrice Tinley, who came from New
York to meet her brothers, Lieutenant
Matt and George Tinley OF Company L.
Fifty-first Iowa, has returned to Bellevue
college to resume her studies In the train
ing school for nurses.
Mrs. B. Durgan OF South Sixth street is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. John d. Curtin
in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Francis entertained
last week Mrs. Ira Hendricks and son, Perry
Of Griswold.
Rev. II. L. Morehouse of New York was
the guest of his brother, e. B. Morehouse,
and family last week on his way home from
Oklahoma.
G. L. Corpening and James Mulqueen left
Yesterday for weeks visit with friends In
Chicago.
Mrs. George II. Hill and children OF
Springfield, Mo-, were the guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred II. HILL
Mrs. ]. w. Wills entertained last week her
granddaughter, Miss Joy Butler OF Wood
bine, Ia.
Lieutenant John Deming OF Company A,
Twentieth Kansas, was the guest last week
of his brother, Henry Deming of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Lainson are entertain
ing II. A. Varney of Gilman, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Mrs. Jennie L. Lynch. Lakeview, Mo-, was
for two years afflicted with liberation of the
womb, heart and stomach troubles and gen
eral debility; was reduced to mere skee
ton. After taking gallons OF obnoxious
medicines without relief, she tried the Welt
mer Absent Treatment. In less than thirty
days she entirely relieved and gained
fifteen pounds.
Weltmerism is undoubtedly the greatest
discovery of the age and the Absent Treat
ment of this wonderful science is indeed a
revelation for through it Prof. Wetmer can
reach all classes of people, no matter at
what distance they live. By writing Prof.
S. A. Weltmer. Nevada. Mo-, you will re-
ceive, free Of charge, The Magnetic Journal,
40-page illustrated magazine, and long
list of the nest remarkable cures ever made.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Benson.


Mr.. MCGUIRE has resigned his position al
marshal.
Charlie Anderson is sick with diphtheris
at his home. Rose Hill.
Miss Gertrude Lowe leaves today for New.
port, Neb, where she will teach this winter
Mrs. Norman of South Omaha visited last
week with her sister, Mrs. Ernest Brew
ster.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Davis spent a few
days with relatives and friends living near
Herman, Neb.
Services will be held today at II a. m
by Rev. Mr. Luce at the Methodist church
Sunday school at neon.
Rev. Otto Erbe OF Omaha will conduct
English Lutheran services at the town hall
this afternoon at o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Graybach have
removed to Fremont. Paul Graybach will
remain to attend school in Benson.
The II, l.. X. NJ, society met at the home
of Miss Lowe last Thursday evening. II
will meet with Miss Nevins next Thurs
day
The teachers and scholars OF the Sunday
school are making preparations to give an
entertainment at the town hall in a few
weeks.
Jens Jacobson has commenced the erec-
tion of his new residence on Military road.
He has sold his present residence and place
of business.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the home
OF Mrs Samuel Finlayson last Thursday
afternoon. The women intend giving a
social in the near future. The society
meets again in two weeks.
The funeral services over the remains
of Chris Martig were held at the church
last Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock under
the auspices of the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows lodge, of which he was a mem
ber. Mr.. Martig leaves a widow and four
children.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

These who have never tried and therefore
do not know the efficacy of the healing of
diseases found in that Method of Magnetic
Healing known as Weltmerism are mystifed
in reading reports of the many marvellous
cures that are being made through the power
of this new science. A great many are
skeptical and say that it is impossible to
cure all diseases and read with doubt in
their minds that a method has been per-
fected which will cure all diseases, no mat
ter what the nature, and will cure just as
rapidly and permanently il the patient is at
a distance as 1t will if the case is brought
to Nevada, Mo-, for treatment. But 70
matter what arguments are brought to bear,
the fact remains that over 900 men and
women who have suffered from every dis
ease known have been permanently cured by
this wonderful Method, which seems to dis
pei disease as If by magic. 1t seems to
make no difference whether the disease is
chronic or acute, whether it is a disease pc
culiar to women, known as female troubles
or il 1t is that destroying affliction coming
from early indiscretion, known as lost man
hood. these and all other diseases give way
to this grand discovery, which cures without
pain and without medicine or the surgeons
knife. Prof. S. A. Weltmer the originator
of this grand Method, and Prof. ]. H.
Kelly his colaborer, are men of the highest
standing in their community, and on account
of the vast good that they have done the
Commercial club of Nevada, Mo-, an organ
ization composed of the leading business and
professional men living in that city, has
passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we point with special
pride to the great and humane work being
performed in this city by Prof. Weltmer in
the cause of humanity. The discovery of a
new science, and the founding of a great
school and sanitarium of magnetic healing
the beneficial results of which are attested
by hundreds of men and women from every
state in the union, with whom we have come
in personal contact, the integrity of whom
cannot be successfully assailed.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Resolved That in the person of Prof.
Weltmer the people of this city owe a last
ing debt of gratitude, not only for his Won
derful success in healing the sick and dis
tressed but for his generous and open
handed charity
Resolved. That we have ever found in
him the highest type of a citizen, broad and
progressive. liberal in his views, good and
kind neighbor, man of peace, with world
of charity toward all mankind, and is, in our
estimation, one of the bright and gifted men
of the century.
Resolved. That this great magnetic
school and sGnitarium is credit to any city,
and the high moral plan upon which it is
conducted is worthy of all praise. We know
personally all the officers, the professors
and attendants. both men and women, and
they stand well in this community. We
can vouch for their high moral character,
and their faith in the avocation in which
they are engaged. And as such we, the
members of this club and citizens of Nevada,
unqualifiedly indorse this institution, not
only to the people Of our own state, but to
the world"
These resolutions, being passed by body
of men whose character and integrity can
not be successfully assailed, can no longer
leave doubt in our minds. We must now
accept Weltmerism as the curative power
of the future. The many thousands Of
tests that have been made prove that Welt
merism is not an accident. but a science,
and in a scientific manner relieves all pains
and cures all diseases. The American
School Of Magnetic Healing have in their
possession thousands OF testimonials from
men and women who testify that they owe
their very lives to Weltmerism, as through
this wonderful power they have been cured Of
diseases that physicians have pronounced
hopeless Prof. j. II. Kelly has handed us a
few testimonials, which we publish here:
T. T. Rodes of Paris, Mo-, the prosecuting
attorney for Monroe county, suffered for
years from Scatic Rheumatism. Tried
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Florence.

Mrs. Sophia Clark returned to her homo
at Beaver, Pa, last Monday.
Miss Charlotte Wehrbas OF Fremont is
the guest of Miss Martha Tucker.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. Richards have purchased
property here and will make this their fu-
ture home.
Misses Nettie King and Emma Terrell
have returned from visiting relatives at
Langdon, Mo.
Miss Nellie Plummer of McCook was the
guest of Miss Jennie Story two days during
the last week.
Jonathan lodge, Independent Order of Odd
Fellows, gave a smoker at their hall last
Friday evening.
DR.. Tracy is seriously ill. He is threat
ened with brain fever. DR.. Ross of Omaha
is attending him.
Rev. A. L. Williams, bishop coadjutor,
conducted the services at st. Marks church
last Sunday evening g
Miss Carrie Smith arrived home last
Saturday, after spending year with her
brothers in st. Louis.
c. R. Congee and bride of Loup City
visited their sister, Mrs. D. L. Garrison,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
MrS. Il. bauman returned TO ner nome
near Clearwater Saturday, after spending a
month with relatives here.
Mr.. Ethan Cole and Miss May Burman
were married in Omaha Thursday. Both
parties are we'll known in this city
Rev. r. T. Graham preached his farewell
sermon at the Presbyterian church last Sun
day evening, having accepted call to Wood
bine, la.
Mrs. A. T. Peterson and Miss Hattie Olson
of Iowa, relatives of Station Agent C. E.
Frost, were his guests two days during the
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Dowell went to
Omaha last Wednesday to witness the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Ella, to Mr..
James Donahue of Fremont
e. H. Walker has recently completed his
new residence on his fruit farm, mile
and a half from town. The family took
possession Saturday One week prior to
their departure they were given a surprise
party by their friends.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
CONTEST BETWEEN IOWA SCHOOLS.
State University and Agricultural Col
lev, tn CIash RefOre Legislature.

State University and Agricultural Col
IeGe to Clash Before Legislature.
IOWA CITY, Nov. 1S.-(Special)-A con-
test is certain to be waged in this winters
legislature between the University OF Iowa
and the Iowa Agricultural college. In the
biennial report of the university, which the
regents have Just submitted to the gov
ernor, strong appeal is made for larger
appropriations. Four years ago a special
state tax OF one-tenth of a mill was levied
for FIVE years, the entire proceeds Of which
are given to the university as building
fund At the time this tax was levied the
friends OF the agricultural college suggested
that another tenth Of a mill be added for
their school. AS this would have killed the
measure compromise was effected by which
the university was given the right-of-way
with the understanding that the agrlcul-
turalsts were to have a free field at this
coming session. But in the meantime new
management has come to the university.
The university wants the tenth mill levy
continued another five years. and here is
where the clash will come. Both schools have
some clever lobbyists and both have numer-
Gus adherents in the legislature. At present
the two institutions are on the friendliest
terms
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

| c. NJ. Rich is visiting friends at Cozad.
| Want to buy a diamond? See Godfrey.
Employees of the Directory company are
| taking names for the new directory.
| Rev. j. A. johnson will preach usual
at the Methodist church this evening.
| daughter has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
! William Kerns. Twentieth and streets.
! A false alarm called the fire department
| to the Omaha Packing plant late Friday
| night.
! DR.. Hagan, dentist, oath and NJ streets.
Walter Brandes is having his block at
Twenty,,fourth and N streets thoroughly
| repaired.
| Knoxall council of the Royal Arcanum
gave very enjoyable social at the lodge
| rooms Friday evening.
The Epworth league is planning for, a
church on Thanksgiving evening.
storm Sash-E; II. Rowland Lumber &
Coal Co., 43S N. cath St., between M and N.
Glover Leaf camp No s, Royal Neigh
bors of America, gave very enjoyable ball
at Modern Woodman hall last night.
A song and praise service will be con-
citation rooms at O'Clock this afternoon.
John Yittum of st. Joseph has removed to
| South Omaha to take position with the
Hammond Packing company as sheep
| buyer.
Mecher's Witch Hazel Cream for
| chapped hands.
The Ladies' Circle Of the First Methodist
EtPsGGPa snss9 T mss nnS YIN Mrs
| "
| Thursday afternoon.
asking for King is Rev. Wheeler's
morning topic at the First Presby
church. The evening service commences at
| 1880 O'Clock. A special invitation is eX-
| tended to strangers.
For Sale-The Metropolitan Hotel at
| Twenty fourth and X streets. This Is one
| of the best paying Investments in the city
Price reasonable. Address Box q, Bee office
! Two new stewards have been chosen by
| the congregation of the Methodist church
j j
Taylor deceased and Mrs. n. G.. lngersall
vice of Mrs Eta Coe, resigned.
| Richard Grandon died at his home, 1876
| North Twenty-sixth street. Saturday. Flu
neral services will be held at St. Agnes
church at S o'clock Monday morning. In
| terment at st. Mary's cemetery.
| See Ed Munshaw & Co. for lumber. Tel.
violin recital will be given at the First
Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday
evening. Hans Albert. A. Delmore Cheney
affair The proceeds will 90 TO the church.
Rev. ]. w. Jennings, the new presiding
elder of the Methodist Episcopal church,
will preach at the First Methodist church,
Twenty third and y streets. at II o'clock
this morning. The sermon will be followed
by the administration of the Lords supper
Dentist. Slabaugh oath and n streets
Rev. Irving Johnson will deliver the Sec
ond in the course of historical lectures at
ST. Martins Episcopal church this even
ing The subject win be "Antioch and
SYRIAN Christians of the Second Century"
Al II a. m. today Rev. Johnson breaches on
'Justlhcation and Grace" Miss Belle Wor-
land will sing a solo mot a sparrow
Falleth," at the morning service.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
cudahy's Kansas city Plant.

George Parks is here for a couple OF days
looking after business matters. He says
that the new Cudahy plant at Kansas City,
which he is building, is progressing nicely.
Some of the buildings are three stories high
now and work is being pushed during the
fine weather The buildings, Mr.. Tarks
says, are all being constructed in a sub
stantial manner and when completed the
plant will be a model one. Everything
about the plant, from top to bottom, will
be modem, the machinery especially being
OF the latest improved make.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
About aroadweirs Appointments.

Frank A. Broadwell, eerk-elect OF the
district court stated yesterday that he had
not made up his mind yet what changes
he will make in the present office force. As
regards deputy, Mr.. Broadwell positively
refused to talk, as he said he wanted time
TO look around and also to consider ap-
plications. Mr.. Broadwell has been away
from home for some days, and since his
return he has been very busy attending to
personal business and has not had much
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
STREET RAILWAY NOT LIABLE
Are Not Responsible for Runaway
Collisions with Poles.

NEENAH, Wis, Nov. 1S.-Judge Goodland
has rendered a decision at Appleton, that
electric railway companies are not RESPONSE
BILE or liable for accidents which arise from
collision with poles, which are maintained
in the streets under a franchise granted
by the cities.
The decision was in favor of w. f.
Ketcham of this city against the Fox River
Valley Electric Railway company. Ketcham
was injured in a runaway by being thrown
against street railway pole and brought
sui. for damages.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
KILLED IN FOOT BALL GAME
skull of n Senior student mt 1own
University Broken in n Prnc-
ticc Game.

IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 18-(Special Tele-
gram. winfield Stephenson, senior
student at the University Of Iowa, was
killed this forenoon while playing
foot ball in junior senior class
game. One minute before the close OF
the game he tackled and in mixup which
followed his skull was broken. He was
conscious while being taken up town In a
carriage, but died at noon. An examination
showed concussion of the brain. He was
20 years old and his home was at Des Moines,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

peaceable and respectable old farmer. who
had come to town one Saturday early in the
spring to do some trading. When he went
to the barn to get his horse for the purpose
OF returning home he was attacked by Wood
and his two companions and beaten into
Inconsistencies. Several bones we're broken.
The victim was then roughly dragged into
a horse-stall. where he was found Sunday
morning almost frozen. He was taken to
the hotel and died a few days later after
intense suffering.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
MRS. CHAs. w. HARRY

Learning there was cure for drunken
ness which she could give her husband Sc
cretly. she decided to try it. She mixed it
In his food and coffee and as the remedy is
odorless and tasteless he never knew what
II was that so quickly relieved the craving
for liquor. He soon began TO pick up flesh
his appetite for solid food returned, he
stuck to his work regularly and they now
have happy home, Mr.. Harry was told
about his wife's experiment and he gives
her the credit of having restored him to
his senses 1t is certainly remarkable
remedy. cures man without his effort
does him no harm and causes him no suf-
feriLg whatever.
DR.. Haines, the dscoverer, will send a
samp,e OF this grand remedy free 10 all
who VIII write for II, Enough of the rem
edy Is mailed free to show how It is used
IN tea coffee or food and that II will cure
the dreaded habit quietly and permanently,
Haines, il6i Glenn Building, Cincinnati,
Ohio, and he will mail free sample Of
the remedy TO you. securely sealed In a
plain wrapper, also full directions how to
use It, books and testimonials from hum
dreds who have been cured, and every
thing needed to aid YOU In saving those
dation and ultimate poverty and disgrace.
Send for a free trial today. 1t will
brighten the rest OF your life.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

subscriptions from such members Of the as
sociation as were willing to subscribe The
meeting was we'll attended, but there APP
peared to be quite diversity OF opinion.
1t was finally decided to take no steps look
ing toward building new boathouse until
100 new members were secured. A COM
mttee to be appointed by the president. En-
met Tinley, will take the matter of securing
new members in hand.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Vote Against monument Tax.

CLARINDA, Ia. Nov 1S.-(Special) 1.-The
proposition to levy a 1 mill tax In this
county for the purpose of erecting soldiers
monument or hall in this city was voted
on at the recent election and was defeated
by the vote Of 1918 to 661. The old soldiers
are much disappointed over the outcome of
the vote as they have about $1,000 already
on hand for such fund and the tax asked
would make them fine building for their
home or a monument to their memory.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

More families are using the light running
New Home sewing machine in Council
Bluffs this year than ever before. Not one
word of complaint has been registered
against the machine. Come in and see it
work. G. A. Bulls, general agent 3S7
Broadway. Look out for the dog.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Court Council Bluffs Independent order
OF Foresters will give It's first entertainment
and party at Foresters hall, Brown build
ing, on November "a. p. m. Tickets can
be procured at White Front grocery, go
Broadway, C. N, Petersons cigar store, cor
ner Willow avenue and Main street, Council
Bluffs Cycle company and members Of the
order,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Convicted of killing Old Man.

LOGAN, Ia, Nov. 1S.-(Special.) )-Archie
Wood was convicted Thursday Of man
slaughter for the killing OF Schiv-
alier, an aged farmer living near
Dunlap, last spring. Two acces-
sories, Evan Mize and James Mitchell,
are yet to be tried Woods trial lasted
seven days. Schivaler was harmless,
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Insurnnce Agrecment TnInMfnI.

MlNNEAPOLlS, NOV. B.-Attorney Cen
eral Douglas has advised State Insurancs
Commissioner OShaughnessy that tho Sep
tcmber agreement Of the Insurance com
panles IN the western district, debarrlng
companies Is unlawful, as preventing com.
petition Tho commissioner Is authorized 10
circular letter to agents setting forth the
agreement.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Rowing Association Meets.

The Council Bluffs Rowing association met
last night for the purpose OF discussing the
advisability OF building a new boathouse
at Lake Manawa. According 10 the plans
drawn the new house would cost $4,000, and
il was proposed 10 raise this money by stock
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

]. D. Bridges, editor Democrat" Lancas.
ter. ~ H., says: zone Minute Cough Cure
is the best remedy for Group ever used."
Immediately relieves aud cures coughs.
colds. Group. asthma, pneumonia. bronchitis.
grippe and all throat and lung troubles. II
preysats consumption.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Attend the Thanksgiving ball given by
Council Bluffs lodge No. 1885, l. o. B. b.
at l. o. o. F. temple. Tickets soc, admitting
gentleman and ladies.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
Protest Against Chicago Cattle show.

A meeting Is to be held in Chicago Mon
day for the purpose OF arranging for an
international stock show, TO be held there in
November, 1900 This scheme of a stock
show is not very favorably considered by
Nebraska stockmen, and it is more than
likely that several representatives OF west
ern cattle growers will attend the meeting
for the purpose OF throwing cold water on
the enterprise One well known Nebraska
stockman, who was at the Exchange yes
terday, said that such show as the one
proposed should be held in the Missouri
valley. where the live stock industry is prin-
clpally represented.
Those who are behind the show declare
that the animals shown would include only
food animals cattle, hogs and sheep. the
aim being TO make It asRrepresentatiye q
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19

Good Missouri oak and shellbark hickory
wood; low price. Caldwell Fuel company,
230 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-11-19
I SOUTH OMAHA NEWS. 4,

The Louisville Brick company of Louis
vile, Neb, closed a contract Saturday with
the Union Stock Yards company for To-
cation on the Stock Yards Belt line, north
of Cudahy's, and will commence Monday to
prepare the ground for the erection of a
plant. 1t is the intention to remove the
entire plant from Louisville to this city
This company owns about 100000 in fix
lures and machinery and this fact will give
some idea of the magnitude Of the plant to
be established here. With anything like
good weather it is predicted that the new
concern will be ready for business on Janu-
airy 1.
1t is learned that the brick company is
backed by abundant capital Thomas r.
Parmalee of Plattsmouth is president and
he will have associated with him w. B.
Hughes of the same city. August Stutzer
of Omaha, practical brick manufacturer,
is to have charge Of the operation OF the
plant.
The location Is considered very favor
able one and the new company will be en-
abled to dispose of large quantities of brick
to the packers here, who contemplate maxi
ing extensive improvements next year. Be-
sides manufacturing building brick this
company will also go into the manufacture
OF paving brick The grade of clay on the
site selected is said to be excellent for the
manufacture of ordinary building brick but
in the making of paving brick shale and
freclay will be brought from the neighbor-
hood of Louisville, where 1t is abundant
The removal OF the brick company from
Louisville has been in contemplation for
some time and number of locations have
been visited by Messrs Parmalee and
Hughes 1t was finally decided by these
gentlemen that it would be greatly to their
advantage to locate on the track in ques-
tion. number OF desirable acres have
been secured abutting upon and adjacent
to the Stock Yards Belt line. It Is esti-
mated that the machinery to be removed
to this city will fill twenty cars.
The establishment of another brick yard
here will be great help to South Omaha, as
so much building has been done here re-
Gently that the local yards could not supply
the demand. With the building In pros
pect next year the demand will no doubt be
cared for at lower prices than prevailed
this year.