ITHJ3 DALbY BRE
COUNCIL
I'JW.C G : KO. 12 I'BAKL
r > y rirrler ' .n cny part of th city
11 W. TII.TON - MANAOKK
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N Y Plumbing Co.
Iloston Store. Xatehiiug silks.
Mlltonltorger Is the- hatter , fiU-3 llro.idway.
i Ladles' auxiliary No. 17 , Union Veteran
lU'glon , will incut this cvcnlnc at S o'clock ,
full nttcnUam-o is requested. Mary Ansoti ,
I secretary
A marriage MI-CHRO was Issued jestorday
I , to J I ) llejwood ami Kllza Janu Hough.
' 'I both of tins i-ounty Their ngc are b. ami
JCJ respectively.
Two i-isi-s of measles worn reported . * ? '
t day the iUnis ii'iii' ? the liti'p ' * " ' " ° . .rM ; ' -
Uarstow slO Fifth avcnuo , and Myrtle
Davis , U'JO Third street.
A small boy named t * Sohlferll was ar
rested jestcrday afternoon for shooting at
' fchoo'pr. loaded with bullets
I Ther < - will t.a . Bpoi-liil nun-tin ? of Fidelity
Jcoiiru-li in l < o > ul Arcanum hall tills evening
) to confer tindegree. . All members are re-
< iursted to nttcinl. F. U. Warner , recent.
Thejirv in Mif > ruse of Ilabler against
' vcrdli-t in the superior
Graves ur-mpli ! in a
court josterdav in favor of the plaintliT , am
' " tinalue of ilio colt that was drowned
. „ , , , „ . . . . ssi-mbi/of oni-inin.n-nt No 8.
Vniiin Vi-teraii 1.-glon. thin evening at 8
hall. All com
oi-loi-it.at Kniifhtsof Pythias
-sarcreq.iesti-d . to IM present. H. \ \ .
AVright e..lMi-l , ,
John Plmikett WIIH given an examination
hofore the i-mnniissj mers of Insanity yestcr-
daj and was found to bcjnsano. His resi
dence , huwovor , in in Omaha , and Shcnil
Iliizcn was acciirdiugly instructed to see him
ftafely upon tin- other side of the river.
The llrst t.vn cai-s of Imiiorted stuff eaiiio
through the rnstom hoiiso of Council Illu.is
vesterdaThiv eontailieil onrthcnwaro.
consigned to W A. Maurer. The duty was
paid to I'liileiltir Arnd. Hereafter all itn-
pm-ted pious will eoine to t'ouiicil HlUITs
lllreet. inst'-.id of having to go through the
Omaha custom house.
Joe Ultflow. a jouiitf mm who works at a
liottlmuestablishiiifiitoii l.ownr Broadway ,
dan , ed a Jl ) . ' mi the door step of a house near
tl.o rorni-r of Uroadway rtnd Tlilrteontli
Btrenl , where- relislous iiici'tlntf was m
liroRress. last evenlnir. Charles ( JoiT llled an
liifoniiatlon. he wus arrested an I will havoa
chance to continue the Jig In police court
tills moniliiK-
J. II Stultz. who was supposed to ho Im
plicated in a confidence scheme at the trans
fer about a weeu ajo ; , was Riven thirty days
In jail h.ludtto \ MeCeo yesterday for imper-
BonatlntJan oflli-er. U could not ho shown
that ho had received any of tlio money , and
the judge aecordiiif ly dismisbiul the charge
of obtaining money under fnlso pretenses
that was at llrst lodged against him.
Ton IIIIJ-H ul tinWorld's lf\\r. : \
It will coat you loss than * . " > 0.00 , every
thins iiecfitwiry included. This moans
lioniuH in privjttd cottage , clean , safe ,
cltJhe to { { roiiiidH nml on tbo bciioh o
] .ako Michigan. Wrlto to J. 'L' . Chyno-
weth. Windsor Park. 111. Refers U ) II.
W. Tilton of TinUKK : , or Jiiuob Sinn
of Siin.- * & Hiilnbrlf.BO , Ujtineli UlulTs
Pnstnnif.'e for IIOI-HOS uti'l ' cittlo on
George I'1. Wrlght'H furin mljoininge it >
limits on south' 500 uuru.s blue gri
rtiniiiiig wntor. For terms apjily to
JnmoH Kupb , on farm , or at Curb in Ojui
company i 10 I'carl street.
Qniek Meal gasoline stoves , 51,715 sold
in 181)12. ) full and examine bof'jro buy
ing. S. W. Deploy , 101 Ka t Broadway.
l'KKf > U\.tL IM/MHK.II'/IS.
John R. Ahlcs is homo from a trip to Chi
cago.
Prof. George Chatelain , director of tlio
lcs Moines School of Languages , is in the
city to organize French and German classes
Lieutenant H. J. Gallagher of Fort Nio
liraru , Nob. , Is in the citv visiting the fain
lly of his father-in-law , Henry Puschcl , 01
Willow avenue.
D. C. Illoomor , M. Diuiuetto and Hov. K
J. Bnbcock have gene to Cedar Itupids as
delegates to the diocesan convention fron
St. Paul's rCpiseopal cliureh of this city.
Mr and Mrs. F. K. Gllliiand left last evenIng
Ing for Toronto , Canada , whcro Mr. Gilll
land Is to attend the international eonvcn
lion of the Order of Kullwny Teleirraphei-f
which commences on the Ifilu. They wil
also visit IS'lagara Falls and the World'
lair , returning in about two wuoka.
John H Keene. who was formerly sloe
agent of tlio Milwaukee In tnif , city , but wa
promoted about a year ago to the position o
general agent of the company at Spokani
Wash. , has again been promoted , this tim
taking the jiosltioii of commercial agent
wltli headquarters at Denver. Ilo will as-
Hiiino the duties of his now position on the
Ulst.
Tim ( iniiiil llott-1 ,
Council Blulls. Most elegant hotel in
Iowa. Dining room on seventh iloor.
Eaten , W to $5 per day. li. lClark. .
Prop.
Bargains in line tooth brushes and
cologne , wholesale price , only lOe.
) avlt , the druggist , 200 Uroadway.
Ask your grocer for Domestic soap.
Sul'iK ' for liitnriiiu-- .
Tlio suit of C. C. Jouos against the United
States Mutual Accident Insurance company
is on trial in the district court. The
TilulutllT ) is a brother ofV. . M. Jones , who
was killed by Jack Wade , a hack driver ,
about a year ago near the Ogdcu house. Sev
eral witnesses were Introduced by the com
pany yesterday to show that Jones was in
toxicated at the time of the tragei'.y. and It
Is upon this that the company hopes to heat
Jones' claim for the insurance.
Protect your homes against destruc
tive storms. W. C. James has the
strongest companies in the world.
See the peerless Dauntless bicycles
and got terms. Hurry Murphy. 10 Pearl.
Cook your meals this summer on a gas
range. At cost at the Gas company.
Vaiiatta & Sweet , attys. , Kvorett blk.
Mnru lirlitf tor
J II Daniels seems to have a peculiar fac
ulty for getting into trouble , hardly a moutfi
iinsslng by that ho does not turn up In jail in
nome quarter of the universe. The latest
from him Is that he has been jailed at Os-
wcjro , Ivan . for obtaining money under false
m-etcnscs. The full particulars are not ob
tainable here , but it is stated that the trans
action wliii-h got him into the dlfllculty was
in connection with his agency for a medical :
Institute.
My store will bo open every night un
til 0 o'clcck during the sale of ticket- ;
for the Ovido Musin Concert company ,
May 1- . A. A. HAKT.
Free treatments daily from - to 4 p :
m. at the Council BlutVs Medical anil
Surgical Institute , 2lth ( and Broadway * '
For first-class rooms in Chicago foi
World's fair call on Ohio Ivtio.x.
UH > Domestic soap. U la the best
Iliilldlnic IVrmitt.
The following building permits wen
Issued yesterday :
John l.uiuUiHlot 18 , block 1C , Mill
addition , friiuui duelling t l,10i
A M lAinsard. lot y. block I'J.llyiitt's
siibdlvUlon. fraiiiu i 'J.OOi
Other minor pcrmliM. 32
Another Improvement to the populai
Fchubort piano , Swanson Musio Co
Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffs , tin
bt 12.00 hotuo in Iowa.
Geo. S. Davit * , prcs-onpiion ilrugglst.
Doucbtlc boup outlasts cheap soap.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Trouble in Which a Oelnbrated Sprinter j
Has Got Himself.
LEON LOZIER'S ' SERIES OF TROUBLES
Foul ll'irlni ; thit : Dor * Not 1'nj l'.lUc on
the ( Milder I'ulli th.it Wnri > Not Very
l'i-clltille--A : Very IntcrrMlng
Coiiiiiliiiitlon.
J. n. Sweet went to Slou\ City yosterdiy
to prosecute the case against Leon holler ,
the Council IJIiiffs foot racer , who Is In Jail
there on the charge of obt'ilntng t.ioney
under false pretenses. The case came up
yesterday in the form of habeas corpus pro
ceedings , which were InsiltutcJ by Lo/lor
In tlio hope of gutting out of jail. Ills attor
ney claimed that ho was innocent , and. as
grounds for the claim , introduced witnesses
who swore that Ixj/.lor never madu any of
the false pretenses with which ho was
charged , with reference to John Maloney
having sent him to Whiting to run. Ho also
claimed that Ixulcr never received any of
the money.
During the trial a good many of the details
of the affair came to the surface an.l showed
the race to have been a cold-blooded fraud ,
like so many other foot races. Dell Harknesa ,
tlio young man against whom bo ran , was
put upon th < J stand and testitled that'll. U.
Kennedy of Omaha tnduce.1 him to run , and
when lie said ho was afraid to run against a
man like Loftier , who was evidently a sprinter
of no small caliber , Kennedy encouraiod him
b > saying that if ho would run ho would see
Ih-it he won the race. Hu mcnti med his
dimbls to I.o/.ler also , but Lo/ier told him
that if he got iii > alone side-of him. Just five
him a push und lie M i/ler ) would fall over.
Kennedy finally paid Harunc-is fit ) In ad
vance.
As to fxi/.icr's not ro-eivinj. : ' any of the
moiit > \ , it was shown that ho had ntiered
O'Kell , Malonej's bartender , to pay
the money over to Harry Holloway ,
and later on had or.lercd Hullo way to
ghcitto Kimn-dy , so that the prjsecuting
attorney claimed that he ha-S posed as prin
cipal in the affair , with Kennedy and Hello
way as agents.
There were a number of legal questions
contained in the case and tlio judge de
manded time to consider them. He accord
ingly took the case under advisement and
will probably render tils decision In a day or
two. If l.o/ier is released , however , be will
not get away at once , for informations have
been llled at Whiting , charging him with
conspiracy with Kennedy and his partner ,
and all three will bo immediately arrested.
TO 111- : FOUND OM.Y
At tint lliMtfin S tu re , Council IllnlVi , li. ;
Tlio leading CASH and only reliable
ONK I'lilG'K DltY ( IOODS IIOI7SH. WllOt'O a
child can trade as well as its aged
mother.
Kvorything as represented or money
refunded.
LAWKS' WAISTS ; we show almost
everything in that line , from the cheap
calico waist to the IInest silk or satin.
See our line of waists at 25c , f > 0c , 75c ,
$1.00 , $1.125 and 81.50.
Ask to see our line of silk waists , b ) th
in black and colors , ati.l : ! ) , * 1.00 , $5.00
and $ (1.75. (
SUN UMHUIMAS. We show by far
the largest and best selected line at our
usual low prices.
Compare what wo show in 2fi-ineh
umbrellas at $1.00 , $1.1H ; , $ l.i : ! > , $1.50 ,
$1.75. $2.00 and $2.125 with the prices our
would-bo competitors ask.
- DHKSS GOODS. When yon want a
stylish , neat , nobby dress pattern at a 25
per cent saving consult your own inter
ests and examine the Boston store stock.
We lead. Some of our neighbors vainly
try to follow.
CO.MFUKT POWDKR. A great thing
for the HAUIKS ; a perfect infant powder
and certain cure for itching or soreness
of the hkin ; our price 42o a 1 > 3X.
COMFOIM SOAP , tlio great HEALING ,
SOOTHING , KHAGKANT , Otlioliont toilet
soap of the ago. Our price lo ! ) a cake
75 pieces of heavy white llannel 4jo a
yard , worth Sc.
100 pieces of outing llannel suitings in
stripes , polka dots , plaids , etc. , all infer
for the next few days for 7Je , former
| price15c. . BOSTON STOKE ,
Fotheringham , Whitolaw & Co. ,
Lenders and promoters of low prices.
101 to 405 Broadwaj , Council BlutTs , la.
More About tV < hiilclilo.
W. C. Estcp returned homo yesterday
afternoon with the body of Conrad Lnnzcn-
dorfcr , who committed suiclJo at Carroll
last Sunday , and tlio funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at - o'clojk from the
residence on Seventh street , near the corner
of Willow avenue. Until yesterday only the
most meager details or the affair could bo
obtained , but it is now learned that It was a
bullet that ended his llfo and not poison , as
has been stated by the local papers as a mat
ter of conjecture. The deceased seated him
self on the bed in his room , and raising his
shirt put the muzzle of the revolver directly
on the skin above the heart and iired. The
revolver was evidently hold In tlio riglit
hand , as there were powder marks on the
left breast. None of the people in the hotel
heard the shot , and it was not for some time
after the tragedy had taken plaeo that his
door w.is forced open and ho was found lying
dead.
The actions of the people of Carroll were
very peculiar. They did not take the trouble
to s'end Mrs. Lanzeudorfer any word after
the llrst telegram , which was sent by I' . M.
Hoffman , proprietor of tlio hotel , where
Lanzendoi-fer had been stopping. The tele
gram contained none of tlio details , and
neither the coroner nor the proprietor of the
liotel seemed to have any idea that the
widow would have any anxiety to know how
tlio affair occurred.
When Mr. Estop readied Carroll he found
that the local undertaker had put the bodv
in a cheap casket and was making prepara
tions to bury it at the expense of the county.
When asked if he did not intend to send it
homo ho replied no ; ho was not sure of
getting his money if bo lot the bodv go out
of the county.
The actions of tlio hotel man were just as
strange. After the inquest the coroner
turned all the papers belonging to the de
ceased over Into the hands of tlio hotel 1
keeper , and ho refused to give them up 1s 1a
F.stop. The supposition is that ho intends
to hold tn"in until I in/endoi-fer's bill for
board , amounting to something over # 100 I ,
lias been bottled. U is stated that among
tlio papers is a llfo insurance policy of 2,000
. which Hoffman thinks Mrs. hanzcmlorfer
will be anxious enough to got to pay the
amount that is due. In keeping ttio papers
bo acted under advice of the county attorney
of Carroll county.
lliuikrri" Cuiirentlun ,
Elaborate preparations are being made for
the entertainment of the State Hankers'
convention , which is to bo held m this city
for two days , commencing on Tuesday , May
' * . Ueduoed rates have been secured on all
the railroads In the state , and arrangement !
nave been made whereby ample aceoinmo-
. dations will be provided for all visitors.
The following committees were appointed
yesterday to have a general oversight of the
preparations :
Executive Committee John IJereshcini ,
chairman ; Thomas Oflleer. C. H. Hannan , A.
. W. Kelkmnn , William Arnd , E. A. Wiekham
Ernest K. Hart. i.v
Reception Committee W. H. M. Pusey
chairman ; N. P. Dodge , Charles T. Ofllcer
J. D. Ednuimlson , O. H. Hannan , George P
Sanford , J. L. Stewart , Thomas Ofllcer , I. A
Miller , John Clausen , John Dennett , Join
Hcreahclm , K. L. Shucart , W. I * Kernoy
August Uereshelm , William Siodentopf
George Kecllne , V. O. Uleason , W. W. Wai
Inco , William Arml , T. uLaci'i A. W. Heik
man , C. Gelso. kn
kV.
Entertaining Committee Charles 11. Han
nan , chairman ; August Ik-rcshcliii , A. V
Kelkman , William Arnd , V H , Pusey , Ira P
Hendrlcks , Theodore Laskowsky. John 'F- '
Tidd , Ernest E. Hart , Charles T. OOlcei : r
James N Howman , V A Huckman , O. P
Spooner. L. P Murphy , P 1-2. Koff , William
Pypcr , II W ll.izelton , William J. Ixjverctt ,
Harry Hattenhauer. Albert Paul. O. W. B.
Sauer. Phillip Paschel. P. Ounnoude , P. II.
Wind ] , C. K. Hayes. W. A. Wood , Herbert
Hroun , K. II. Ijougee , John Huntlngton , V.
Nixon.
Tr.insportnllon--.Iohn M. Line , who will
sign certificates entitling delegates to a one-
third fare for the return trip.
Hotels A. W. Uclkmiu , to whom all
letters pertaining to hotel accommodations
should bo addressed.
mo cur ON ri.oim.
TliUVirlc lit Ilroun' * C. O. t ) .
To make room for live carloads of
Hour to arrive by the 15th of May , we
must once more make a big cut. The
well known Garland brand , the best
Ihur made in Dakota and far superior to
anything on this ma.-kot , $1.10 sack for
this week.
Acme , best ICnn us hard wheat patent ,
guaranteed bolter than any Hour made
In Council HlulTs , for $1.00.
Oilman's challenge Hour , OOe.
DaUy Hour , this is a Kansas straight
grade , this week 75e.
Pearl Hour. COe suek.
Reliable Hour , only I5o sack.
Hyo Hour. S5e Mick.
Graham Hour , 25e sack.
Corn meal , lOc sack.
17 pounds granulated sugar for $1.00.
Crackers , fie pound.
'l loaves bread , lOc.
Bo sure and come early as wo close at
7 p. in. exeunt Monday * and Saturdays.
Brown's C. O. D. ,
Council iilulTs , la.
III-NMM : > N
\Vr l.mil Ncicr To.lowVi - \Vrlto Our Own
Advu. tlBciui-.itt ami Ni-ver Copy Ire in
Our CompMltnr * .
Today wo will olfor for one day 100
do/en ladies' white lawn aprons , lai'ge
si/.o , long strings and with , ' 1 rows of
drawn work , at the low price of lee
each ; this is a bargain ; don't miss it.
\Vo have in stuck ab nit 10 doz-'n misses'
and children's extra line quality .vhito
aprons which are" slightly soiled ; wo
will offer them today , the entire lot. at
1 price , ehoieo ( le ! ) each , .lust arrived ,
on sale now. a beautiful line of Chonney
Iros. ? ' printed china silks ; the style. * are
simply exquisite and mint bo ycen to bo
appreciated. Bargains in every depart
ment. HKNNISON Bitos.
I.I-B4 llltK tllllll ll.lfk.
Considerable trouble has been had of late
with parties who persisted In catching llsh
in Lake M-mawa in spite of tlio state law
and the stringent orders of Mayor liecd of
Manawa. There are as many as a dozen
implicated and of late they have become so
bold as to carry on their operations In broad
daylight. In a single night recently 710
pounds of fish were caught , and the occur
rence was repeated almost every night in the
week , so that it was clear that unless some
thing was done at once tlio fishing would
not bo in much demand during tlio season ,
Die parties doing the llshing had made
their boasts that they would shoot the
llrst man that dated Interfere with them ,
and would burn the house over the head
of the man who made any complaint to the
authorities. Ofticers paid a visit to the lake
Monday night and kept watch all night long.
Just before daylight two men were heard at
work and the watchers concluded to take
them in. Approaching the boat tlio ortlccrs
ordered the merry fishermen to surrender.
One of them took to the willows anil es
caped ; the other started to row out into the
water and was caught after a short chase.
William Hall proved to bo the name of the
man who was caught , but in some way tlio
ofllccrs who had done the work contrived to
lot him escape. The boats , seines and 500
pounds of fish were recovered. A warrant
is to bo issued for Hall's arrest.
For Siilu A Ooud ll'tr iiln.
For Sale A throo-story brick block
on Main street , and three lots in Curtis
& Ramsey's addition , are offered for im
mediate sale tit a very low price. Terms
easy. J. W. SQUIUE ,
101 Pearl Street.
With every $2.00 purchase Lund Bros. ,
the Main street china and crockery deal
ers , will give a handsome sterling plated
souvenir spoon. Call and see them.
Musln Concert.
Reserved seats for Musin concert at
Hart's jewelry store , 75c.
AmiHmo it * .
The following Is an extract from the St.
Louis Chronlclo with reference to the Schu
bert Symphony club an 1 lady quartet which
appears at Doliany'a opera house next Satur
day afternoon and evening ;
"People who dropped into the musical en
tertainment by the Schubert Symphony club
at the Young Men's Christian association
hall last Saturday night were very much
surprised at th" work of a charming little
tot in kilts , called on the bills Master tommy
Purccll. In face and figure he delights the
eye ; his work on the violin is remarkable
playing by note at li years of age. His
comic songs and Irish recitations brought
down storms of applause , and all wcro loth
to let the little fellow leave the stage.
American newspapers have been raving over
this cute little morsel for several seasons ,
and for once they are praising something
meritorious. Master Tom lias been appear
ing in public a great deal of the time since
ho was 'J1 j years old , and has become a very
prominent feature in the company of which
Ins father is manager. "
ItoKorvril NI-HIH , .MIIKIII Oonri-rt.
Secure seats at Hart's jewelry store
for the Musin concert , Friday evening.
May 12 ,
For Sale Hickory 4-foot wood , $0.00 ;
stove wood , 12 or 1(1 ( inched , 52.50 * per
cord , delivered. II. A. Cox , 10 Main
street.
You ought to see Ni-d Shepard'.i now
bicvolo. Ho bells them , and soils them
right. See him at- Van lirunt's.
Will Mi-ct wllh tlio Commlttm-n.
A meeting of the city council committees
of Omaha and Council Ulutls will meet
again in Omaha tomorrow afternoon for a
conference with reference to a 5-ccnt faro.
President Mlllard of the motor company
has agreed to bo present with a view to
making some overtures to the public. Ilo
agreed to bo present at the last Joint meet
ing , but was providentially detained else
where. Tlio meeting is expected to bo an
Important one.
The council will meet as a board of equal
isation Friday evening for tlio special pur-
| ioso of considering tlio assessment of the
motor company. A number of the citizens
will be present , and the question of raising
the company's assessment 10 the same ,
figures as those of private citizens will bo
thoroughly discussed.
Piles cured by a single painless treat
nient. Dr. A. J. Cook , Grand Hotel
Annex , Council Bluffs.
Mmo. Helen Merrill , hairilresning and
manicuring. Room . ' 112 , Men-Ham block.
'
Williamson & Co. . 100 Main street ,
largest and best bicycle block in city.
Domestic soap best for hard water.
Condition.
, Isob. , May 0. [ .Special to THE Bnn.j
Weather crop bulletin NQ. ft. of the Ne
braslca weather service , issued from Its cen
tral ofllco at Uoswell observatory , Doano college -
lego , Crete , for the week ending Tuesday ,
May V , says :
, Hoports received from 124 observers In
, sixty-four countlc.j :
' The week lias been cold and cloudy with rain
. In ull sections.
The temperature lias been from seven de-
preen below the normal In the MHithontpurt o (
the utato to twelve below In the northern.
The rain was IPM. than an Inch , i-xrciit along
* the iiortlu-rn tmrder and In the houtheasturn
- corner of tlm fctuto.
Corn pluntlng IH well advanced In the i-outh- i
c.ist counties anil a little of the earliest
. jihintcd IscomlnKUjr butovcr the state Ron-
crnlly little progress hits been made in corn
- The rnlnsof tlio past two wcoknhavo sllghtlj
, I Improved the conultlou of tuiull grain.
DEVOTED WOMEN1 ASSEMBLE
Interesting Meeting of PreVb'jtirian ' Workers
in OmabA This weak.
MRS. VINCENTS INSPIRING ADDRESS
AcliU-vrnu-nlK of the I'n l Crutury In MU-
Klon KlvliU HiiTlrtvoililil rcM of
HIP by Mr . ( } lcL'nruo | to
tinD <
There was a tlmo when a convention of
women meant an assemblage of shorthaired -
haired , scatter-brained females who were
the laughing stock of sensible people. The
llrst meeting of tlio women of the United
Presbyterian church last evening showed a
gathering of Intelligent , refined ladies whom
it was a pleasure to meet.
The devotional exercises were conducted
hi Airs. Dr. Moorhcad of Xenla , O. , the
singing being conducted by a largo choir
under the leadership of Kov. J. A. Hender
son of Park avenuo. Following this came
the address of the evening by tlio president ,
.Mrs. Or. Vincent. It was what might well
bo called a masterly effort , full of eloquence ,
logic and beauty.
She llrst called attention to the fact that
the year IS'.KI was the loath anniversary of
tlio sending out of the llrst foreign mission
ary from English shores. She then brought
out In a forcible way the changes that have
taken place in the last 100 .years , the giant
strides of Christianity. "India , once hos
tile , lias become tolerant , China--the
walled kingdom once presented lormidahlo
diniculties to the soldiers of the cross.
Darkest Africa has been penetrated by the
Light of the World. Japan welcomes the
'old , old story. ' Madagascar has fully de
monstrated that the word of (2od is power
ful to convert. The Sandwich Islands have
abandoned idolatory. Fiji islands have
turned from ways that are darkness to the
light of the gospel.
"Our own fair land has made great pro
gress. Ah- . Gladstone says of us that wi
ll ivo a grout base for the greatest continuous
empire ever established by man We of the
east have ahva.vs considered Omaha was
very far west , 'hut some delegates wrote
that they could not come so far east as
Oii'aha this year. Tlio one state of Texas is
large enough to accommodate all the in
habitants of the United States. After
allowing r > 0,000 square miles for desert ,
Texas could produce all our food crops and
raise the whole supply of cotton
and then have a cattle range larger
than the state of New York. Forty years
ago the government reported Nebraska as a
great desert , hopelessly unlit for cultiva
tion. Now you liave 1,000,000 people and wo
are enjoying the hospitality of one of our
great cities. America is the new land of
promise to all the world. Wo have so much
roe n and so many coming to us from all
p.irts of the earth. The heathen have been
brought to our very doors. In the word of
God is the only solution of the great tabor
problem of the day. The work of the homo
missionary was never so much needed as
now.
"With our societies , 'our ' young people's
Christian unions and Christian endeavor
societies , wo have equipment for active work
for our Master. This is America's day of
opportunity. To us have oeen given live
talents wealth , education , an open door to
every nation , a popular ; language , art and
science. It would be hard to estimate the
gramlriess of our opportunity , the greatness
of our responsibility. ,
"All Christins ! are divided into three
classes , mission Christians , anti-mission
Cluistians and omission' ' Chrlsians. In the
United States every year is spent SI for mis
sions to every 100 for whisky. Congress
and the several states'havo appropriated
$ ii,000,000 ; for a display of our material pros
perity. How much shall -\ye lay on God's
altar to scud Ills mesiWgo Into all the
world ? "
Following the address of the president
was the happy addresJ of welcome from
Airs. II. AI. MeCaguo , who might well ho
called "tlio mother of missions. " Shu
warned her guests that U. P. In Omaha
might not always mean United Presby
terian. Responses were made by Mrs. Sara
Parker , representing the eastern states ;
Airs. J. A. Wiley of Kirk wood , 111. , repre
senting the central states , and Airs. Wallace
of Los Angeles for the Puclile states.
After this came the reception of delegates ,
n general handshaking and the tenth an
nual meeting was under way.
Entertainment lias been provided by the
members of tlio several churches in the city
for all of the delegates and for many visitors.
Tlio entertainment at the homes means
merely lodging and breakfast , as the other
meals arc provided atthectiurch , orratherat
the Plymouth Congregational church , which
was kindly placed at the disposal of the la
dles for this occasion. The dinner today
will be provided by the Central church , sup
per by the First church , dinner Thursday
by Park avcnuo and supper Thursday by
South Omaha ,
SOUTH OMAHA AFFAIRS.
'Iro Oluof Siultli Upf-iimnirniiii Sntprill Ini-
provftim-nts In tlir Di-imrtinimt.
Fred At. Smith , chief of the South Omaha
re department , has performed the duties
f las oftlco faithfully and successfully for
cars and Is considered by every one who
; news him to bo one of the best llromen in
bo west. He lias just completed his annual ro-
iort , which gives some very Interesting facts.
Jurlng the year the department responded
o forty-six alarms , which is twelve more
ban tiie preceding yis.ir. The lire loss was
: ! ( ) ,000 , with an insurance of $10.000 ; loss
iver insurance , ? 11,000. The cost of main-
.ainlng the department was $7THi.-J. There
ire eighty-live hydrants In use. Air. Smith
'ccommeiids ' that the council buy 800 I'eet of
wo and one-half inch rubber four-ply hone ,
mil -HI ( feet of cotton two and one-half inch
Ire hose , the rubber hose to bo used on
, ho lioso reel and the cotton on the hose
w.iiron. Also that tire hydrants be located
at Twenty-foui'h and E and Twenty-fourth
uid J streets.
In the alarm service tlicro runpin
ire nine boxes and the chief recommends
.hat two more bo placed , one at Twenty-
ourth and E streets and one at Twentieth
street and Missouri avenuo. Ho suggests
; lmt the boll tower at No. 1 engine house bo
moved hack furt'ier and raised higher as
well as enclosed and arranged for drying
mil cleaning \\osj \ \ , as the department is very
much in need of sueti a place. That an ad
ditional foreman bo employed for No. 1 lioso
eompanv. That a hook and ladder outlit
bo purchased , with two men , as without this
apparatus the department is gie.itly crip-
His estimate of the cxp't'tiso for the fiscal
year ending Alay 1 , lfe'.l-Jjs ' , as follows :
i'0-.tof department f. > n t 7,000
Three ni-wniPii /i'/ ' : u.oot )
Hook and ladder truck and team li.noo
One thousand feet nuwlli b 00(1 (
Two now Ilro boxei . . ! 17D
Total tIU.036
.
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rrotii4ts 1'iilUtil to no.
rtio city council chatitticr was packed with
spectators and wltne.'ise's last night. The
special session was called to give persons
who had any protests ! ; ? to offer a chance to
air their grievances to tlxicouncil ns a whole.
Ater all the evidence wits in tlio council pro
ceeded to grant licensesto all the applicants
against whom any protest had been made
except Dan Clary. Ti ( j rcmonstrators in
this case were not present and the matter
will go over until Thursday night.
MitKlo City Motei.
J. C. Carley Is on the Blck list.
D. L. Hulmcs Is back from Chicago.
Airs. M. V. Jones U vlsltin In Lincoln.
Aliss Jcsslo Suppco is visiting friends In
Chicago.
Airs. Gus Wimieman Is visiting in
Ncola , la.
Airs. David Anderson is visiting friends in
Columbus.
Airs. John Owens of Chicago Is visiting hei
SOD , J. E. Owens.
Air. and Airs. H. Shultz will make theh
future home In Chicago.
Harry Alartin was called to West Side , la. ,
yesterday by the serious illness of his father ,
Frank Skorupa has sworn out warrants
for the arrest of two of his countrymen foi
assault.
Itobert Alartin will bo tried In Justlc *
Alartln's court Thursday for reckless shoot
Ing. While firing at u target ho missed hii
mark and the s-nall bullet burled ttsolf In the
limb of Miss Nclllo Obcrman , who caused
his arrest.
M. 0. Smith an.l Mrs. J-imcs Todrlott of
Moulder , Colo. , are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F.
M. Smith.
The Arton Singing society Is the name of a
new organization of South Omaha music-
loving people.
Mrs. T. G. Uti-o left yesterday for Warren ,
O. , on a visit. She will also stop a few days
In Chicago and other places In the east.
Mrs. J. , f. Newcomb will leave In a few
days for Utah , where she will teach school
for the government In the Ouray agency.
A most enjoyable dance was given last
night at their hall by Knterprlso lodge No.
711. Knights of Pythias. Supper was also
served.
Mrs. F.V. . Solon started last evening for
Chicago to Join her husband , who Is one of
the WorU's fair commissioners. She was-
accompanied by Miss Maggie Donahue.
During Monday night stickers were pasted
up over the city labeled "scab beer" and
"boycott1' on Anhcuscr-Husch. SchllU ,
Letup's and Pabst's beer. The boycott was
declared because the companies named re
fused to sign a scale of prices governing
drivers of beer wagons and stable men.
The South Omaha Choral union , consisting
of seventy voices , is practicing regularly for
tlio Damroscli concert in Omaha. Dr. Her-
wick is the-leader and Sigmoud I/.ingsberd
masters the piano. The rehearsals are held
at the home of Mrs. Cresscy. The union is
made up from the best musical talent in the
city and Is progressing nicely.
The domestic employed by W. H. Cncolc
had a lively experience with a tramp Mon
day afteriuon. The fellow rapped at tlio
back door ami asked for something to cat.
The girl said she had nothing for him. He
then made an effort to force his way into the
house , but the domestic , by exerting all the
physical powci she had , managed to close
the door in the thug's face and lock It.
U. A. Howard , a packing house employe
had u desperate encounter with footpads I
Monday night. He was walking
along the driveway about 1 o'clock
when the men pounced upon him.
In the scufllo Howard fell to the
tracks below , whcro he was found in a daed
condition sometime afterward by the night
watchman. Dr. Kirkpatrlek was sent for.
and , after au examination , discovered that
the man's hip was broken. A hack was or
dered and Howard was conveyed to bis homo
at 1701 Davenport street.
At a meeting of the Bohemian Catholics
Sunday afternoon in St. Agnes hall the fol
lowing resolutions were adopted : Kesolved ,
That the committee named shall immedi
ately take the necessary steps to llnd a suit
able location for the now Hohemian Catholic
church In Hrowu's park ; lhat thecommitteo ,
in conjunction with rather Chundelak , bo
authorised to collect all contributions : that
the church shall be named in honor of the
blessed virgin , St. Mary. The collections
will bo taken up by the committee , which
respectfully heirs all friends of this noble
project to contribute liberally within their
means to help this poor congregation.
U-ccl K 17 r.
Paul and Frank Murray were arraigned
yesterday on three counts charging them
with assault with Intent to do great bodily
harm , the complainants being William 1C.
Denman , George Smith an 1 Lyman W. Tope ,
who run a merry-go-round at Twentieth and
Paul streets. The complainants charge the
Murrays with having attacked them last
Saturday night with a raior and a vicious
looking knife. Tlio defendants were bound
over to the district court in the sum of jt'OO
each. Frank furnished bail , but Paul is still
a guest in tlio county jail.
Iti-trl ink'il Mm Doir.
Not because It concerned him , but merely
because he thought Justice was being misap
plied , Edwin Dygart , a traveling man , inter
fered with a dog-catcher on South Thir
teenth street yesterday morning. While ho
was talking to a customer , a representative
of the pound happened along to arrest the
grocer's dog , to which Mr. Dygart objected
forcibly with the result that ho was arrested
und lined $ . ' 1 and costs.
c.i.tr.v.
It Will lln Oi- | i ly Kulr lliroiiKliont No-
. . .Msllil Toiliy. :
WASIHXOTON , D. C. , May 0. Forecasts
for Wednesday : For Nebraska and Iowa
Generally fair ; southeast winds , becoming
northeast , with slightly lower temperature
In extreme western Nebraska.
For the Dakptas Generally fair Wednes
day , followed in afternoon by light showers
in extreme western portions ; southeast
winds , becoming warmer in western portion ;
northwest winds , with lower temperature.
Local Ilttcord.
OFficnoFTiir : Wnvnicu BUHKAU , OMAHA ,
May ' . ' . Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall , compared with corresponding day of
past four years :
1893. 1892. 1891 1800.
Maximum temperature. COO 520 see H2 =
Minimum tenipcnituio. 47 = 44C c o 530
Average temperature. . &C > 3 48O 09O fa =
Precipitation T 1.54 , T .51
Statement allowing the condition of tem
perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March 1 , 16' ' ) : ) ;
Normal tempera turn 00 o
Deficiency for thiidav 40
Deficiency snien March 1 'Jf.so
Normal precipitation M Inch
Deficiency for tlu > day 1-1 Inch
Deficiency since March 1 01 Inch
Itcporls friini Other I'oiiiU ut 8 p. in.
" 1" Indicates trace.
( } . It. lll'NT. Local Forprmt "Illelil
DON'T BE CAKKL.KKS. DON'T HU
too cnroloss to exivTilno closely when
you go to buy n bottle of Carter's"Lilt'.o '
Liver I'ills. Many unprincipled dealers
will hand you a botto ! , put up in HHI )
wruppor , and ( "lowly Imitating ' 'C-A-H-
T-IMt--S. " Oo'i't fail to examine c irefully -
fully , nml don't bo wit oil' with 8omo-
tiling "jusl as good as Carter's. " There
IB nothing fo good ns "Carter's. " The
oulv snfotv is in t'l'ttinff the genuine
CAUTKR'S LITTLK LIVKR PILLS.
A POSITIVE CUHH f OH SICK HEAD
ACHE.
Small Pill Small Dose Small Price
leroer.
Omaha's Newest Hotel
( OR. 12TH AND HONA3J SfJ.
( fllooins at J..W periHy.
Id com5 atll.OUpar dir.
ICItcoini with Until ut 11. ) ) iiM\r ,
lli llooius with llalb at 3.Y ) to ! l 5) ) j jr i u.
QP&NELJ AUGUST 1st.
Moili-rn In ivry : lUmu-i-t.
Nily f-iirnlilicil Tlirou JIT it
G. S. ER3. Pron.
Tiie | itoNHotei
Cor. tilth iintl Cli/fiijro Nf n.
Opposite Jefferson Square'
F.r t oluss In orory respect- Hull ( lin und
furiilturo untlrely "
Ainerlcaii plan , tl W * per Oitv.
KurnpHHU plitn , Jl.ViUi-rd"-
trpovlul r tOJ Uy the WPDU.
M J. I'llANCK. Prop.
i (1ST ( VITfll ITY ' ' urwi
I.UO I II I MUM I MoK etc , ur.ir ( . , , „ , !
. I INIlAIMt , the great Hindoo llcmedy Ruld lih writ-
- ! B r U ol cure. B.wplo ' "t ( " . Addrer.
I urUiiui it dUl c it rij u > riMii t"-itM , ui.
PI raoi
Is tlrre ; harmony in your home ?
If not , you can secure it ( in effect )
by selecting-
pn AND
from our stock
TO andsome Wiltons ,
rfcistic Axiuiiisters.
oyal Velvets.
odem Moctuettes
Brussels.
ovel Ingrains.
S&jf our Ideal" Mattings ;
P
CflRPET BO ,
Successors to S. A. Orchard ,
MM STREET , BETWEEN 11 and
'UEBIG ' COMPANY'S" '
Those two wortla nro
known in ovot-y well
ordered household
throughout the world
us designating the
oldest , purest , iiest and
alwaystohauopcndcd -
upon
EXTRACT OF BEEF
FOIL
incharjoo uio Sisters of fytorcy.
This renowned Institution Is situated on tr.n
lilch bluffs bnoU of and overJoolilns tlio city of
Council lIlufT-i. Tlio spiolous ground-i. lit
h'Kh location and .splendid vlow. ina'co It a
most pltrmlnz rctruut for the allllctcd , A stuff
of uinlm-nt physicians airl a lirso ; corps of ox-
iipi-luncud tuirsra minister to the comforts of
the uiillcnts. Special care slvcn to lady pa
tients.
ToriiiH Moderate.
Kor particulars anpiy to
SISTER SUPERIOR
prank Street - Council Blnlj , Iowa
Y'S T , 2 A
Council Dluf/t.
JOHN DOIIANV. MANAOI-.H.
in Gram Foiy Names 011 P. H.
THE CKf.lillUATEl )
A ! < D A LADY QUARTcT.
In n doll htdil proiratn ont rciy free frjm
( liillncs-i. : ind conslntliu o (
l.ADV QL'AKTKTS.
VIOLIN ami t'OUNETSOWW.
MANDOLIN , IIANJ'iiin I ( JUlTAK CLUI1 ,
COMII1 and HnitlOI'S UEADINGJ
HTUINO QlilM'lvr.
Mi'tilc AM > MIIITII ! A uiutlual cntci tiilnincni
that is liiijuyitbio ulUn tu iniidl Ian nml
Iho innR u4. Don't fill t < > lui.'ir tno won
derful ft-year-olcl urtlst , MAMTKH TOMSIIK ,
who inavs vlnlln Milo- ; , Bln.-s Ka.-s urul ro-
ciics In the most tltilHhu'l htylu.
I'hUAI. I'llIl-BS. DON'T MlHM TlllB TllKAT
.ucoour I'ro/ram. It spoaUs fur llni'lf.
N' . li , 1'ho Cwlol.r.ito.l uliu'jert I'l.uu ISuu
In nil Coiicertt.
RARE , RIPE OLD WHISKY.
r.linltoil Sro.-ff tit' tlio t'tiioxt lit the
'
World.
f. U. Kordliai opened a Hliulvmlo liquor ttoro a
No 17 l-earlittect. Cunnill lilalto , nml li'ii put li
a lame and well teluctud itock of wlno , brandlJi
nlilikloi. otc. HUiilr.ct ifurtlif nt umnilon ilia
Mr. Kurd Ullio fortuiiatd poi o or of neirly fnrir
barren of lliuflnett whltkf In tlio Unltod Statei
to'.S + Jlie bouulit BVPntrt barruU of Kentucky
c. ! . ( ' , Taylor wnliky , an I U "a not until aunut
tliroo jro.ir > an < i Hint bu placml tlii vuu.U on l. : J
mnrkoi. of tlili > tuck livlui luft auout forty bar-
rcl > an I uiit > ru all | iriin uMcu It abioluloly ilio
tliut whl kjr in tin country lla isll * U mnlnly
tu fiinllle for intMli-lnal me. ai U It lee co Uy for
tint regular tiadr lll world on-r 113 per E4ilon.
Ihoreli nut another brand of inch nliliky In the U
h Illi iiock uf brandlei and wlnot comes from the
ftmoui l.o ! nd Hlaaford Tlnyard la CnllfornU
nnd Iiavo a bl U reputation fur eicttllvoce and
purity ,
Yea , Verily ,
The World Moves
FOlt
YOU
$1,000 $ , III THIS $1-000 $ -
YOU
Joe
< o Fires
FiresIt
It does not clopond on
A Calamity.
Wrltototbn PERPETUAL MATURITY
BONDING CO. , Council Bluffs , tncor-
conioratod under the liws of Iowa , for in-
orniMt'on ' , rooms ill an I 211 Mcrrlnm bloolr ,
Coutic'l 1 Hull's , luwa.
The b-it paylnic Investment for a hojsoirlfo ! i
Tiie Excslsior Homa-Bita and Roaster.
llnkm bre d tn < ty IRIVOI It m > n I moil will In
ju cr nnd rli-ii. iavu < on > t iliM u itrltloiiaulainontD.
No tidy can do nltliout It altur havliiK trluil IU
Wlllo tor cliculara.
AGENTS WANTED.
CHARLES SCHULTHE1S3 ,
Council Bluffsi , Iowa.
Spccin ]
1/OH SAl.i : A mimu.-r ot nloj cutla ui/cho.tp ,
and on rurr nmr paruinH. . UruonaliloMd ,
MchoUoii i Co. . (31 ( Hruu Iwir.
1(0. ( 320 AMI OIU-AUU- : mi of litnil In northara
I : onn nttlJ.OU l- > ! 1) ) . H " r nero Johnslon A Van
rntten.
All ! * I It ICT. " au I i > 11 V.\rn nn 1 cltr propirtf
bouulit unJ soil. I'aiiy X Tliunn : , Coanjil
lllufla.
MAI/I'KMKCIMSS lUiSat'oojilo lay II l ta I )
yi-arn ; Kowl value anil al ay In uncle ut Illi-
br'H , .vlurrlam hlock.
Atni.b l\t IIA.MHnil nKlil < Twu tour ruiira
11 houieii "n 1 store room an I outb.Ut'lliitfs. ' clear
of lucuubranct- . J. Miimlol. 7UU ( iruliaiu Av .
Tl ut fur mlu. .No. Ilii Kirtinrn tin
11 Inijulro of J. I * . UirlilUii , C. \ It. 1. ,
Irt-'lKlit lioux- .
/ i MALI"hV * pTloiw ul m' < < lrl T I tu 111 roi
I/O
loam rnulci ; oil wnon lurnuii unit loom , top
IJIIKKJ i roail wn-ion. Curuon l.'unl Co. . 1U 1'ourl BtrooU
\\MI.I. ell uolour can now 1 room IIOUID. madura
' conTcnloncoi , wjllluo4lo > l. lluuonlo' .
/ HAI.lTliruiiJirmr liulln ; Mtut. onn week
1/O11
ono year nml two jri-nrii solid color , ruulstoreJ
block. IK U. Ut St.
. ' HAI.fMcu ! li > j ntrilnK-1 toim nml rni
I.'Dll W. Tulluyj. 10J t-uirlSt. Council UI'iJi. '
( r.tiuovo < t , easxpouls , VAiilti. chlinnuri
GtltllAjK
cl .ineil. Ud liurko , ftl Tftflur a iTnuorr. 61 ]
llrouUiTHf.
> -iOOI ulrl for Boni-ral lieu ew rk. Alr . ( J. V.
VI I'OiintT , No. II ? ( JlHii aroniii ) .
, | HUNT 7-rooiu liouid , wntor , KA > onil buttij
fuoiUtable. TI'J ( til at. Council Illiuli.
IHI. wnnteil tor naiieml lioutawork , 113 ( lion
U AYO. _ jf
"
? ) SAI.K oil KX < HANOI : r'lTn rc line ( iiir-
den land iiilJoluInK tbu c-ltr ; tmutl hoiuu anil
linrn ; Vh iri > > In vtnernnl , nlll tiicliHiivu ( or
lieu annii lut cd itrnlljr loratnd. H Ij. McOoe , 10
J.'Olt HK.NT llouittof Dve rooiiin , Jicrfi iitrdra.
lancTOi paitiiro. on Lppor llruajwir K W Tul-
Ur , IUJ I'esil ilintk