Lawrence Daily Gazette from Lawrence, Kansas • Page 3

T'V NINa (GAZETTE -4irStlEXT'S An Ice Harvest. l. --'est scenes in and at present hft at A. Scliciii One around tee ice fit sos on tne K-iw iijt; above the hend and from the re to he "first is'nd'' wh-re in summer ticue i the roman many pairs near ate brcuiht to a moon.iySt i Thrae hundred ard eixry men nrej busily engaged in the work e.f scrap- ing, plowing. 4p'kiiii:" and "spud- dina" the cakes of ice from ifce river ro the various and freight! cars.

The Eidernilier Ice Company 1 MISSOURI LEGISLATURE. ll! fron i at; i.t Jffkf.uson cdr, "ob. -The separators of the ural chool from the -universdt the i point yesterday. Not only was Murray's bill ordered engrossment but Moran's amendment to strike ont the appropriation clause, therebv killing the bill, was t.v a vote of al to It is conceded by the dght-ers of the bill that their- cause is as good as lost, and the measure will pass the hone. The house voted to instruct.

Missouri senators and representatives to vote for measures to have the government mortgage on the Cnion' I'aeitic for foreeiovl. The matter came up in the form of -a resolution from JuFan oil Kansas City. Prominent Republican Lke Lothwell and Moran oprv -e 1 tile adoption of the measure. The. Democrats voted almost unanimously in HOW CAN YOU TELL That a shoe is cheap until you have seen it? We give below a few prices that we shall make on Ladies goods during the next few days.

Look at the prices, then at the goods. i lot Ladies French Kid Button, former price S5.C0, now $2.00. 1 lot Ladies Dongola, turn, former price $4.00, now S1.65. 1 lot Ladies Cloth Top Pattent Tip Button, widths former price $4.00, oas tne contract ft puauig up au trie and anoa be b'own oif to erjov the ice at this point and tney are orii- an Sqtifving dranits' being men night and dy. The inta n.uh.

Keene's Ilamiet wa as ex- tavor ot its adoption. vote so veas TO; navs. 44. i Carroll of M. Lords citv introduced a bill of considerable ir.terot to ruin-' oa tiers.

It provid.es that ail w.u-, bo paid in lawful United State and not by eerd 1 is. the Psent cutom of v.v.my tlie iarire mine owners. Mclntyre of Andrian bronz'at fo t-A 1 1 for- of murder of the decree th. risht to place the punlht euiier lU-ath or ni the penitentiary. Th-j senate en-jrrtisse I I.vuian' hill providing for the appointment ot bi'Mrd of oxpert mf.ii,';tl rViniisiiT of three to pass nil apnlieant to the state insane In the senate a hid was in trod i.vd that may plav a mo-t iinoorfint in criminal eases lie re in-atiity is ciaunea ty the I tie 1: An act to preserihe a eiiure of a yard eedure when the plea of insanity is -interp-'socl in persons eharj-ed crime; to antiiorize of experts to examine sneh i and to define the court's duty upon receiving the report of such expert.

BLUE AND THE GRAY MEET. All lathr Aronn-l the Hinqaot Hmrd inChirICr. If yon have idea of buying a 111.. Feb The Mnel fountain pt go io Smith's News De-and the eray" mingled last ni ghr at pot and pet one on trial. You do not a banrptiet at the Auditorium given have to pay for it unless it is perfect bv Columbian post, Cran I Arm v.

i satisfactory, as they are all war-About 300 men sat ilown to the tuHe. i ranted or no sale. The ban 1 tie was opened by the Rev. Kmi! r. Hirsoh in pra V'-r.

t'oai- mam tT II. d. urintoii ''iniiin ia post mtr i.tnced the ir! Commander C. MeConn.dl ae'e i It is a business propopi-as toa-i master. I he ot toat m- eluded 'd-'U 1 -ii," Major illlam Warner of Kaunas i'.

pa-t eo n-mander-in-chief of tip irand Army of tii- --The turs in Theh- General doim C. "The Duties of Peace." eiair Me-: Keiwav of "A Ne 1- tlop." Wiliam 11. M.i-m. "The New Oenera'. dohn R.

Gordon. Georgia. The memher-. of the ex-Confederate of Chicago were invite 1 as en.s-, of the CoiUrnldan pot. Mi 21 LZZZSl lr Ladies Hose, GOOD WIUGIIT.

Black Pair fof 25 cents, aa Tin Am CtU I ilUiij, i North Window. Hnrgim Towels, Burain Muslin Underwear. Bargain hhnbroideries, Cienuine Lonsdale Muslin 1 ifimicran gt-t t'nei" .1) printing done at the Ga- VTT. 1 tVto. So do anrl in clccks and jewelry repair, din a tirst-cla manner, aud rranted by Hester, the jeweler.

The New Yen- is now upon us and cold weather is the order of the if oti have to purchase flannela miv kind ilon't fail to aco what i iiros are offering in the way outside shirts and tt fore making jour purchaser. NEED SHOES? Why not wear Trie MengerShoeCo, SjiOES. Give us a look before you buy. illie Meager Shoe Co. 74.2 Mass.

St. Do not forget dates. Prof. Dycbe's lectures February IB, 26 and March 5 at the Congregational church. Tickets for course: Adults 50 cents; children 2 cents.

On sale at Weaver's, Faxon's and Mason's. ii.iit.lit4 to lie pi eo, Feb. 1 Several bandits wh attacked cott have been raptured I will 1 -ho'. Soldiers and rurales s.jiJ sc.urlrer the country to make t.J(, Ti. and Foreman I ,1 imt.i-nrin.r it tv I reivjver from their oiinds.

The bodies of the six per- 1 iiave been buried. I) i not iil to hear all about Cook's i Arctic expeaiuon oy one ot ujb par- a FAR 8. NEW CHINESE PEACE ENVOYS. 1 he larues men in the city can be 1.1 Hnn; fieins Mav He of tar tit ted from iider stock of l.oninoTentiu-l,, fancy sldrth. Stock on i will be closed out at very low Lovpon, eb.

d.snaom jro.p This mti.t not be con-Tien-lsm say- that the of in" fUa with ordinary stock aa sold Chinese neaee envoys will be OVfr tho couutpr, as theee goods are lowed soon by the appointment of Id standard in every particular. Kfr' Fine Tirk Herdersoa didn't drain Arv v4-irh the town as nmply evKienceu ov ir.e arge ana nne anoi-rnomas Keere and ence that greeied nn company at i.os Angeies Ihe-aer niht. i he gii.it v.f the tint and the tairy scenes gave way to more solid ecjovraent cf the Shakespearean intellectual feast. Tre fro of the historic art will ever p-cted, a finished performance, bur the fidelity to the text made atro long performance, lasting till nearlv midnight. Ill and methods are strong reminders of the late Edwin Booth in his master work, ar.d 'here is a marked similarity about the strong mouth, pqaire jaw.

and facial exr retiring of the t.vo famous trage-dinns. Keene's work was so impressive- that he won sveral enthusiastic rec-al's, and demonstrated that he has no superior on the tragic stage today. Miss Lawrence also won hearty applause by her artistic portrayal of the demented Ophelia. Sne has a clear, sweet voice that is most to hear, and her action is easy and graceful. Mr.

Lovell's Horatio was a e'ean-cut, forceful performance and evinces a bright fu'ure for rrrn. Laertes was also well done by Mr. Arden. The remak-der cf the cas'e was fairly eood and the work by the company a-i a whole was creditable. Los An-ir-les Express.

AN ATTEMPTED LYNCHING Soldiers From I ort I.etvenw ort Attempt to ihp Siur.lcr of a omrs-le. Lkavexw. htii. Feb. XX There was much ex Mtemnt in this city last night over an attempt about forty soldiers from Fort Leavenworth to lvnch a bartender named Harry Smith and a notorious woman named Alma Vaughn, whom of having caused the tney accuse eath of a pri- vate soidier named Patrick V.

Fogan. who was found dead at the bottom of a coal shaft. The accused persons escaped from a saloon by a back door, and by the timely arrival of all the night police officers the soldiers were held in check for a time. Colonel Hawkins was called txron. anl sent cavalry down in a hurry and the disturbers were hustled back to the fort.

The Whitelev Exreior developes health as well as strength. See them at Smith's News Depot. After the show tonight stop at Ed Anderson's lor hot ovs- It I 5. uino-er PRESERVED GINGER Per Pot 35c. A New Stock of Fine Box Stationery just in.

First Class Paper for 5 to 30 cents a box (Not damaged goods either.) University Book Store. Rail Road Crossing, Look Out Fof The Cats Remember that all roads Lead to INNES. Where Spring Goods and Low Prices are the Fascinators drawing crowds of customers to this great market of Douglas County and vicinity. Our Engineers, Conductors and Train men are experienced and polite officers. They never tire of telling the patrons of this House true stories about what the Innes stores are doing.

The Chief Theme being Spring Dress Goods, Spring Silks, LINENS, Black Goods, Carpets, They shout trade at 9 ill It is the best place. IT ill IC3 limp Chan' an either l'rineo or St Robert Hart, i i of Chinese customs, to act a- commSdoners and pletilpoteio iario-: UO I OU Vs FY NCW.S. tinch wan somewhat erday morning, to Mr a on. is verv pick neurabgia and Mrs. rni -on are also sick.

if; H. of Warn ego, the nevv of Mr. Hatchings of th New 1: vas tu the city yeter- i p- is a great favorite is i.d rnan of our peoph to i-lan is City next week to 'r wiU. be a musical and literary i.iiut at the Mac-key schoo of the city, minstrels made a street -'t neon today. They a performance at the opera to flight.

ye Crawford, of Omaha, will ar-t-day to be here a few tys t( vife, who visiting hei A. Love. of. K. M.

Hopkins, delivered University extension lecture veiling upon the subject of idea, literature. nn of Sarcoxie preentet (i. Li. post at Valley 'omrade Irwin, cf Lawrence in- 9f utatioa address. for this section: Toda? ay fair, mont likely fair on colder to-night, Saturday afcernocn a if a y.

n-- iHt Beaaley and Dr. P. iiv conducting gospel meet Varrau street Baptist church at p. m. and 7:30 p.

m. j. is iuvited. ii is sick with the grip. i of the City of Lawrenc Ueorge Madden and Walker officer were on trial court today.

Hih school oratorical contest ii! tonight in the auditorium ol. The winner of the con-. i go to the meeting of the in-High School contest. i-t Heasley and Dr. P.

D. fonducting gospel i Wurreu street Baptist 1hy at 3:30 p. m. and 1 is invited. rif Slate vs.

Go. Madden was called about 4 iho balance ol 'I i is the man who Asi.t-r with nearly fata sports went tc tu ve the hanging to-taken in dog-fights. ik1 ever ni iicir n'iy and were rivnee a new sensation. Ct. clored boy of Bald-: vl irotu the counts i dismissed.

Hip i -ooting a little girl, v' -'y. iiijaiing her and he was accidental, lie Knpv was rit rnoon at from on Massachnsettf Liwrenee, a 1-. ree lit: frk-nds of the family 1. ho 1 was in 1. Rogers wid lecture County Teachers' High school Saturda subject, '-ATrip Rev.

Rogera should a large audience, as his ti i-? one of unusual interest. tho meeting of the General i F. A. A. at St.

Joe this week itouse'l of Lawrence was re-elect- Hon. Will T. Walker it-tlected president and L. ot Ottawa, treasurer. Dr.

Levi ruer was also re-elected medical remains of Mr. Gray Boulware brought to this city from Tope-: afternoon for burial and the ceremony was held direct Santa Fe p. m. train. iids of the family attended i vices at the grave in Oas Hill Body and Tapestry -is Carpets, the assortment that into Weaver's Cash Carpet is rororkably iarge and ehoi-e.

here has never before been roof in Lawrence such a iricd collection of exquisite ings. Anyone who ex 'o do furnishing within the la.mths will be especially in these Carpets and pur i 5 ill find the prices at retail dealers pay for the same wholesale. Carpets cut and fi'iH' of charge until wanted. ll, Election. lowing members of the sen- 0 Kans-as University were il elected members of the Phi ivy 1 a fraternity by members of nicy of the University belong- 1 society on account of the iirship record they have 1 urse in the school: Anderson, of Independ -s Menet, of Law- Clark, of Law- Mis Matilda Henricbs, of o'd-; Mi-s Florence Parrott, of Co; M.

B. M. Dickinson, of Mr. Ralph W. Cone, of Sen- out of the seven chosen scholarship are young ladies.

LsnioY a dish of good at Ld Anderson's after the opera tonight. vcl -nd, the prince of minstrelsy will at the opera house tonight. gr-at Yankee nation is always craving for the new, the latest thing that is eut. In answer to this desire for cbani-e, for the newness of the new ti. Cleveland has organized a brand r.t-w minstrel show, presenting new performers in a new program, tided with vaudevilles.

In Lawrence Friday night. Seats now on sale, regular prices. BKOTHEHS BYRNE. The above inimicabla pantomimic re? formers will produce the remarkable successful Bells," at Bowersoek's opera house. The production of "Eight this season is a superior one.

as the Brothers rv have spared no money to make perfect in detail. Over 815,000 has cscu epent on new ecenerv, new tricks, etc, Fine Colorado Potatoes, Oranges, Bananas, Grapes, Pickle Oliver, Celery. (-; And everything 7" St. PEIWONAL Seth Bailey of Cham city visiting friend Messrs. FieH and Oihb Kansas City todav on ha.i.v The In Has tastes rm diet rally, with other luxuries.

An be pleasantly aeeepfabh-purely wholesome in truly beneficial a free from every 1 or If reall ill he co. if constipated ho 1 jly laxative Syr The Improved fountain pen. N.v.-ceived at Smith's New "Trilby" in cloth bin-News Depot. A. J.

Griffln has loads of coal. Measure your rooms and get for Weavpf's ('ash Carpet Shir- commences Tuesday and coot: the remainder of the month. All the boat grades of Ker.a? Missouri coal at Bruce' s. The ARE The Windc OF The Remember the; less. Take ire no one will ta -e for you.

It tacles or Eye them of Optician, Plenty of coat at UriK- Most everybody's they use R.xyciond' powders. i o. The great Cleveland's at the opera house Telephone No. St for c. Is vour razor dull? "Keen r.d.:r'' i at llaymond's.

Raymond's Cream frosted feet. Everybody Mi-Medicines are all t. i agents. The best grades of Irn: at A. J.

Wat sou' 3. Almost Ev Shoe has stock that he is 'au to el! at half price. FAXON the she His stock is new that but li: kind is on his However, he has One lot Ladies Deti toe, pat. tip.lUui that were -J will sell at i i One lot ol Oil Grain. shoes thai were now 7c.

One lot Childicn's olc leather tip, spring heel that were 75c now 38c. These are ail reliable reds. FAXGr 4 A perfect entertrdnryc and drama with v. the opera V.usa teuiehi with Cleveland's min- i Cherry Ded.lt huh Set ir "Sale. A handsome, pvdd'ckerry bed-room set will be sold Aclclress this office.

Hot oysters at Wiedemann's, Good Jersey cow for chear. Holland Wheeler, ses Rlinois bt. The U. S. Gov't Reports show Royal Baking Powder superior to all others CAT iJU an a i ii it company nas naa cks nia ai- ready and 100 ears to private parties were finshed todv.

The- Vindquest hcuae3, holding about 4,000 topa sr. half of them filled. line houses btlow the dim have been completed and over 2.00) toes. The Armour company's ie houses are loca'ed here and hold 7 0'Xi ton. Two of the houses arc- and the rest are almost done.

The old Eidemiller houses were jat started ') hnrsdey and hav a eipaciiv of tons." The Union railroad company is having a good sized contract filled Tne Polar ice houses, the last ones to the north arn already filled. Besides thse houses on the nor th bank the "Santa Fe hous," owned by the Eidemiiler company is being tided on the south bank. Manager Bowles and Foreman MeFarlane, told a Gazette reporter yesterday that tne ice was the finest quality ever put up here. It is fifteen inches thick and clear as crystal. In no season has a greater harvest been available since the company was formed 22 years ago.

As soon as all the ice houses are filled, which will be in a few days, it is the intention of the company to all the ice possible and erect buildings around it later in the season. SOCIAItLK. One of the most elaborate social events of th seison wii! be given this evening when the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity members will entertain in F. A. A.

hall by giving a cotillion party. The Adah chapter O. E. S. were given a banquet on Thursday evening by the gentlemen members of the society and it was a royal feast that the company sat down to after the initiation of three candidates.

The ladies were so delightfully banqueted that they propose that the "brothers" give all tne suppers in future. Six new members will be initiated at the next meeting of the chapter. One of the pieasantest hops of the season took place last night in the hall of the Sigma Nu fraternity. This has been reported to be a party given by that fraternity; but the report is a mistake. Those present were Mioses Becker, Andrews, Bonghton, J.tod-icke, Gehring, Savage, Cadien, Love, Shaw, Hutcaings, Mile-, Turner, Crebo, Barber, Biekfoid, Ricksecker, McMurray, Fair, Morrison, Noyes, Whilzel, Everett, Stanley.

The marriage of Mr Will Sc: jit and Miss Nellie Rousel was conducted on both of i his cit Vedne-dav even ing of this week by Rev. Dr. Richard Cordley, pastor of the Plymouth Congregational church. The wedding wa3 to have been kept a profound beeivt until tomorrow, but got out today. The bride is the daughter of 3Ir.

aud Mrs. Ed. and is a charming and pretty young lady and very popular in her large circle of friends. Mr. Scott is a telegraph operator and was in the employ of the Western Union office in this city.

They will ike their home in this city for the present. The Old Men's Club met with N. P. Deming yesterday at 3:30 p. Rev.

T. D. Davis was called to the cbair. Hon. Edward Russell then gave an informal talk on his experiences in Missouri around St.

Joseph and in north eastern Kansas from 1S54 to 1S63. He came from Alabama to St. Joseph and the only thing that saved his neck was that he could say he was from Alabama. He was editor of a free state paper in Doniphan county for some years. Was elected to the free state convention held at Lawrence December 3d, 1557.

He attended most if not all of the conventions for a number of years held by the free state men. Mr. Russell related many pathetic and laughable experiences which he had on both sides of the Missouri river. Col. II.

M. Greene was present and testified to much that Mr. Russell said. It was altogether a very pleasant meeting of the club, with an uncommonly large audience. The death of Judge Hendry was feelingly refer-ed to.

The next meeting will be the first Thursday ia March. J. M. Shep- ard will give us the workings of the underground railroad in old Virginia, and we may expect the Rev. T.

D. Davis to speak also. The question arose about the oldest man in Lawrence. It was said that Mr. Buck-8 er, living in east Lawrenc, was about 100 vears old.

Is there an older man in this city? Miss Nellie Cadien gave a lovely valentine party Thursday afternoon to about thirty young ladie3 in honor of Miss Irene Jacobs Corinth, Miss The hostess was assisted in receiving bv her mother Mrs. J. J. Cadien and Miss Janet Innes. The interior dec orations were palms, smiiax and car nations and especially was the dining room a bright picture.

Fink rib bons floated away from two white doves which were suspended over the table each bearing in its beak a valentine. On the table were pink shaded candelabra and a great bowl of carnations in the center. After a tea of many courses at 5 o'clock the guests were engaged in selecting valentines at random. Miss Wilder, who received the ngliest sou venir was presented with a Haveland china cup and saucer. Miss Caaien guests were: Mesdarnes Fred Bow ersock, Ed Schall, Henry Martin, Misses Irene Jacobs, Mame Tisdale, Allie Mason, Grace Colwell, Marion Innes, Spreeg of Olathe, Mame Jeff rey of St.

Louis, Griffith of Emporia, Janette Innes3, Winnie CnurehnJ, Janette Wheeler, Emma Barber, Ger trude Spalding, Bertha Poehler, Georgia Wilder, Nannie Towne, Lou ise Towne, Kate Nicholson, Leoti Nicholson, Helen Hutcbings, Julia Shaw, May Love, Gusta Flintom, Eila Snyer, Annie Sayder, Lizzie Gard ner. Weaver's Cash Carpet Sale begins next Tuesday. Go to Shadow Castle Tuesday eve ning, it will close with asocial dance "Hot Soda" at Wiedemann's. to arrange terms of peaee. Tiiis -is taken 011 tn a.lviei.' the mu tersof the foreign power-.

Colnnibi.iii K. Panama. Feb. It. Fre-h vlotrlef are beinir mr.eiih'.vn?.

A telegratn from R-ien says that the rebels iti Santa behave been completely 1 -1 afna now S2.50. i lot Ladies Welt, Cloth Top, Patent Tip, former price nOW $2.2. 1 lot Ladies Pointed Toe, Patent Tip, Button, former price S2.00, now $1.00. These prices are for a few days only. BULLENE SHOE CO.

Miss Lotta Barber will on Monday next add a department to her millinery store which will include and trimming bangs, caring for the complexion and manicuring. The very latest styles in hair dressing will be followed and in every way the patrons will receive the most prompt and careful attention. All coal screened at Brace's. These past quiet, stormy days gave ims to look up the broken articles of furniture around the house. Come into Raymond's and get a bottle of prepared glue and mend.

Telephone No. S4 for Screened coal. II all ad Concert. Many readers of the Gazette will remember with pleasure the concert given under the auspices of Unity Club, before the holidays, and are real lovers of popular music, will be 2iad to know that a similar entertainment is eoon to be given. Some of the best talent of the city and School -f music will assist and the music will be within the appreciation of all.

he date is Tuesday evening, Feb. IB. Admission 2-3c. Dp. W.

S. Riley and Mr. and Mrs. S. R.

Riley wish to return thanks to 'riends and the choir who so kindly issisted at the death of Mrs. Riley. Cleveland's Minstrels carries 69 men and they are all here tonight There are two bands and the celebrated troupe of Arabs. Shallow Castle. Under auspices of Star Lodge No.

8, D. of II. will be given at Fraternal Aid hall Feb. 19. Quick delivery on all coal orders at Bruce's.

A. J. Griffin has just received 5 car loads of coal. HICKS PREDICTS A stormy month, And extreme cold weather If you are not sufficiently Supplied With Heavy Goods, We offer you The Golden Opportunity To own them cheap Right Now. Would be a paying investment to buy now, lor next Winter.

Who will be The Lucky Ones? To investigate and buy? Tariff Reductions And CASH Prices Makes Our Bran New Stock of Carpets, Mattings, Art Squares, Rugs, Shades and Curtains More desirable And Less in Price, Than carried over. Stocks. If you will visit our Carpet Department We can please you And sell you. hard he-hting. Generals Vasquez have beg-unan att; -hOui priCCS arc Hgllt.

rebels In R.iyaea, and gen- raU Vila- Styles are riC'llt, sicr and Mates, with men see 1 routed the revolutionists who Will Use you right, Colombia bv the way of Tae-ilra. llevipp i 1 1 ie(; F.FVIKli. Feb. -T' Diamond eoa! jb.vde.r over 100 miners was rhiode i by a 1 i the working of an old sb whi(d was "full of water. Tne miners barely escaped with their live s.

ieavlr.L' behind all their tools, elothinir. etc. The damage is not yet known, but it will be heavy. shot ly Hor Feb 'Fi. fa'le er-in-iaw of rs.

Wiili 1 "d- em, living two miles south of arcoxie, was preparing for a hunt yesterday and was entering the hnv; ith a gun hen the hammer caught on the door casing and was discharged. r-. Osborn was only a short dM-iuce away and received tne entre a rs in the head. She fell dead. t.amb'.in?" I Atchison.

Kan. Feb. II. The three naml.Hn.-r houses nd WO sltoP- vtehlson hare been clo-ed an I all hc slot machines taken out -d the tv Prof. Dyche at the Congregation-stores.

church. COATES OPERA HODSE. KANSAS CITY One Week Commencing ii America's Greatest Median! fVIpo Thomas Keene In the following repertoire, "Richard III'. Monday and Saturday. ''Hamlet" Tuesday.

"bouis XI" "Oihello," Thursday. "Richelieu," Friday. "The Merchant of Venice' Saturday Matinee, A may be reserved for any performance 1 either by telegram or mail. Try a glass..