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AI/AO/i .VB.VTJO.Y.
N. Y. Plumbing Co
Boston Store for sun umbrellas
.ludson , pastun\gc , < 5tt9 Sixth avenue.
Mlltonbcrgcr Is the hatter , HM Hroadway
, The Mayno tlcal KUato Co. . C21 Broad way.
tf Wanted , a bottler at O. Harris bottling
rrorks , 182 Broad way.
W. C. Estop lost a flno bay horse .venter-
Jay mornUig through an attack of lockjaw.
It was valued at $125.
Thcro will bo a Sunday school convention
held In the Inteicst of the Second Prcsb.vas
lerlan rhurcli next Sunday night.
A mnrrlapo license was Issued yesterday
lo Joseph II. Hockcrof Lincoln , Neb. , nnd
Louisa StlUoti of Atchlson , Kun. Their ages
wcro'S nnd 111 respectively.
Ono of the Manawa motors was sot on fire
and burned up at the lake at an onrly hour
In the morning. The loss was ubout $1,000 ,
and was not revere I by Insurance.
A. M. Bcardslcy and II. A. Cox levied Uvo
attachments on tlio property of W. H. l oi-
tor yesterday for $222 and WOO. alleging that
ho had absconded from the state ana was
now a nonresident.
The 4-niontbs-old child of Mr. and Mrs.
Ous Heller died nt it o'clock yesterday of
cholcr.i iiifiintum. The funeral will take
place at ! l o'clock this afternoon from the
residence , 141 Hldgo street.
Edward , the ID-months old son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. 13. Larson , died yesterday afternoon
at 5 o'clock of cholera Infantum" The funeral
will take place tomorrow afternoon at U
o'clock from the residence on Scconu nvonuo
nnd 'J'hlrty.fourth streot.
Jcrrv Hayes , who lost a suit against the
First National bank of Council Bluffs the
other ilu V In the district court , Illcd u mo
tion for it new trial yesterday on the ground
that the amount of the judgment had been
reckoned up to bo ftIT , ! Instead of $4O.VJ , as
It should have been.
Atosa , the 10-inonths-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. O. P. Shcpard , died at K > o'clock Thursth
day nlirht of cholera Infantum at the family
icsldem-e , 710 Porin avenue. The funeral
will take place this mornintr at { ) : UO. There
will bo no services at the home , hut a short
service will bo hold at Walnut Hill cemetery.
The National Mutual tire Insurance romst
pany of Council Blurts and the Underwriters
Mutual Fire Insurance company of SiouxIsl
City wcro made defendants in two suits
tiled In the district court yesterday by the
Kuglcr Lumber company and J. C. Kingston.
i The amounts demanded wcro $1,000 and
frHr. < )0 ) respectively.
*
x John Hachwltz , who lives nt 2100 South
Thirteenth street , had his house entered by
'
tramp's. Thursday afternoon. The follows
Bet a shed on lire in the baeicyard , and while
the family was busy putting out the tire
they entered the house and made away with
quite a number of articles of value. There
Is no track of the thieves.
The work of raising the Hock Island yards
to the required level I * about completed , and
the Milwaukee Is preparing to follow the
example of the Hock Island In the near
future. When this is done the paving of
( Sixth street from Eighth avenue to the
Hock Island tracks will bo demanded by the
property owdurs in the vicinity.
Fred Barnes was arrested yesterday on "an
Information Illcd before Justice Vicn chare-
Ing him with perjury. J. W. Scott was the
complainant and the arrest was the out-
irrowtn of a dispute over pome hauling that
Scott had done for him. Scott was also ar
rested nn the charge of commuting un us-
Bault and battery on Will Muckay.
The entire Epworth Icneuo of Broadway-
Methodist Eplscopil church , together with
delegations from the Fifth Avenue and
Trinity Methodist diuretics , will bo present
at the Union Christian mission on Bryant
street tonight and conduct the meeting , .
Kov. II. I' . Dudley and Hov. C.V. . Bro.wcr ,
will speak. Everybody cordially invited.
A gang of tramps stopped a Burlington
freight train at Kmrrson a night-or two
ago and asked fflr a ride to Crc'ston. TUo
demand was refused , whereupon ono of the
gang threatened to shoot the conductor.
S'hus encouraged , the conductor agreed tolqt
tho'gang riJo , but only as fur as Villisca ,
There oiilcors wcro met who arrested the
man with the loud tongue.
Bernard McSorloy died at 0:45 : o'clock
yesterday , aged ft ! years of heart disease ,
complicated with bronchitis. Ho had been
u resident of Council Bluffs for the past (
twenty-six years. The funeral will occur
Bumltiy afternoon at 4 o'clock from the resi
dence , 111" South Eighth street , and the ic-
malns will bo buried In the Catholic ceme
tery.
tery.Dr.
Dr. AVnertz of Omaha tried to economize
by circulating n lot of hand bills about the
streets of Council Bluffs instead of making '
the fact that ho needed business known to
tlio public through the newspapers. too (
cent a man named Mitchell to this side of
the river to circulate the bills. The man
was arrested , of'coursc , and was lined 14.00 )
In | K > Hco court yesterday for distributing
hand bills without a license. Wtiortz came
„ _ / over during the dny and paid the Hue. 1Cd
. The railroads continue to bo overburdened
* with tramps. The Northwestern yards
Bwarmcd with them last evening and freight
trains had to be stopped twice in order to
put off n number whoso anxiety to leave
town exceeded their Hnaneial ability. The
patrol "Wagfin waa called and eight seedy
' Id'
specimens were gathered In'through the aid
of a guu tired oil In the air to impress the
bums with a duo sense of tho.majesty of the
law. Ono of them managed to take leg ball
without permission of any court while on his
s way to the patrol box. Fivo'more tramps
1 were run In from the Burlington yards.
\ Belle Clover wns tried before Justice
Vlon yesterday on the charge of keeping COa
bouse of 111 fame and was found not guilty.
' 1 Icr discharge was upon a technical ground ;
the Information having been sworn to before
n notary public Instead of before a justice of
the peace , the notary public being in this
case the same man ns the attorney for ho
prosecuting witness , Amanda Hock. PS .
Houlc did not show up at all , ami that , to
gether with the f.ict that the Information
was sworn to In tlio way above stated , led
the court to belluvo that theru was a colored
man hidden away In some quarter of the
woodpile. _ .
Williamson & Co. , 10J Main street ,
largest nnd host bluyalo stock In city.
Stop nt the Ogden , Council Bluffs , to
test a.U01iouso In Iowa ,
The tiraim Hold ,
Council BlulTs. Tno mot elegant in
Iowa. Dining room on savonth lloor.
Huto , $3.00 and W.OO a day. K 1 ? . Clark ,
Prop . '
_
DomoHtlo boap is the best.
Mamuvii Trillin.
Trains for Manawa will leave liroml-
way depot at 0 nnd 11 u. in. , 1 , 2 , Mli : i ,
11:30 : ] ) . in. , und every thirty ininutos
thereafter until 12:110 : at night. Last
Irnin will lotivo Munawa for Couneil
Ululfu ut 11:55 : ] ) , in.
Auk your * grocer for Domestic squp.
St. Andrutv'H riciilc.
The St. Andrew's society nf Council Bluffs
hold a meeting last evening , at which i It
was decided to have a plcnlo some time dur
ing the last week in August , the exact date
to be llxod by the committee on arrange
ments. It will oo at the farm of James
i Macrae , live tulles east of town , and every-
s thing will bo served up in the good , old-
f fashioned way that Scotchmen know moro
X. about than any ono olso. Tho' following is
the committee In whoso bunds tha details
have boon left : J , H. McPhcn > on , John illsK.
tiardlnur , Stymost Stevenson , William H.
Htewart und Andrew C , Bull.
The best building sand in the market
by carload. Address N , Sohurz. 34 Bald
win Block , Counoil Bluffs , la.
I Cook yot" ineuls this summer on a gas
I , range. At cost at i ho Gas company.
I 3u 60 Domestic soap.
NEWS FRQJl COUNCIL BLUFFS
Eotura of Madatno Pollard to Push HorLiM
Suit Against thpJorlcl-Herald ,
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ASKED
Thru Sum WnnteitM * Hnlm for Her Wounded
reeling ! , llecntifto of the Publication
of uu Item Hdlectliis on Her
Cliar.ictor.
Madnrao Nathalie Pollard has returned to
Council /Huffs. / Tills statement will bo read
with n gro.it deal of Interest by the mnny
people who becnmo acquainted with her In
n way a year or two ago through the coup
ling ohot1 name with that of n young man
named A. 'X. Bowcn , wjjo traveled with her
as business manager. Mrs. Pollard has been
engaged In her hualncss of lecturing ever
since leaving hero and her success In getting
her name before the public nnd keeping It
thcro has been hardly less marked than
while she was hero. She achieved a na
tional reputation by having introduced
into congress , a bill providing for
abolishing nil divorces In the
District of Columbia. The member of con-
press who Introduced it would not father It ,
but disclaimed any interest In Us passage.
When It passes confctvss and the scnato
and becomes a law its success will bo owing
to the untiring efforts of Mrs. Pollard and
her powers of fascinating the men who stand
at the wheel of the national government.
Mrs. Pollard states that her bill is bound to
become a law , und , as an Indication that
others thlnlc as she docs , she points to an
overwhelming crop of divorce suits Insti
tuted in the District of Columbia since her
bill was introduced , the men with nntl-
matrimonial Instincts evidently thinking It n
wise plan to lay in n coed supply of divorces
in view of the impending famine.
luliirllcil u ViMt Sum of Money.
. Since leaving hero > lrs. Pollard lias fallen
heir to an almost fabulous amount of , , money
through the sad death of a brother. Her
object in coming hero now Is to Igolt 'after
the , welfare of a SJO.OOO damaso suit which
she commenced in the United States court in
this city about n year ngo ngalnst the World
Publishing company of Oinnlin. by reason of
certain damaging statements that appeared
in one of the issues of the World-Ilcrald.
She | says the attorneys whom she
cnirnged when the suit was
started : have been neglecting their
business and she lias come back to admin
ister a dose of forlu-d stick to them , and
arouse their interest by showing them that
she still has money. When she leaves here
Monday she will go directly to Chicago ,
where ! slio has accepted an Invitation to de
liver n speech on the pubject , "Foot Free in
God's Country , " on tlio I'Jth ' , before one of
the hesslonsvof the woman's congress. On
August . > slio will deliver another lecture nt
the same place on "Bubbles. "
ANOTHER GK/YNU ClIANCi ;
For tlio Tlioitstnt4 nf the Iloston Store
I'.itrom Tonight from 0 to 10.
100 pieces light clmllics , beautiful pat
terns , 10 yards 20c.
200 dozen Indies' lisle-thread vests ,
would bo goad value at 50c , for tonight
22e each. The above uro genuine lisle
thread. This is certainly a chance of a
lifetime.
100 gross Boston Store castile soap ,
2 cukes for f > c ; everybody gets lie a cuko.
for the bamo. - .
5,000 yards duchess 'mull , 32 inches
wide , beautiful range of patterns , to go
tonight from 0 to 10 p. in. , for Sc a yard.
The above goods have never boon sold
for less than 12jo a yard. They fa'o a
bountiful light fabric and are certainly
the best bargain of bargains over olTored
this &eiibOM. Remember , fromOto 10 for
5 'a ' yard. Only one pattern to a cus-
Uujio.r ,
75 dozen gents outing flannel and
French percale shirts that sold for 7oc
and -$1.00 to go tonight from 0 to 10 at
' 50o each , gentlemen avail yourself of
this grand opportunity. 100 doy.on ladies
last black hose at 7c a pair or 4
pair for 25c worth lOc a pair.
BOSTON STOKE ,
Fothcringham. Whitolnw & Co. .
Lea dors and Promoters of Low Prices.
Thcro is nothing in this country like
the fruit kept in Wheeler , Hercld &
Co.8 cold storage. No matter what the
weather is it roaches the customer in
perfect condition. Another car load of
lemons was put in Saturday.
Domestic soap ouUasts'eheap soap
Smoke T. D. King < fc Go's Purtagas.
TO IUALTII. :
Omtilm Sinrcr U Emptying Its Filth Into
Witter INml Tor Drinking Purpose * .
A matter has just come to light which deserves -
serves the immediate attention the city
council of Council Bluffs. A now sewer has
recently been built in Omaha , intended to
drain n largo portion of tlio northern part of
thocity. The district it i-overs Is 4,9fu acres
In size , according to the plans drawn by City
Engineer Ilosowatcr of Omaha , and the
main outlet Is at Florence , a few miles north
of the city. This throws the Jllth from the
entire district into the river nt a point above
the place \yhcro Council Bluffs gets her sup-
ply nfdrinking water.
This state of atT.iirs U one that should not >
bo allowed to exist a day longer than Is noc -
cssary. The attention of City Physician
Macrae has been called to the mutter and ho
intends to give it his inimediato attention.
He states that from what ho has heard lie
thinks the outlet of the Omaha sewer is so
far above tlio source of the water supply
that no danger need bo apprehended. The ;
sewer Is not used as yet to any great extent ,
but as North Omaha builds up it will go on
pouring out a constantly Increasing amount
of tilth into the stream nnd pollute the
water until It becomes n breeding place for
disease. By requiring tbo water works
company to move its pumping station above
Florence this trouble can bo done away
with. It Is probablci that some action will
bo taken as soon as the city physician has
time in which to make a report.
. Another Improvement to the popular
Schubert piano. Swanson Musio Co
Temploloil Mianhif , ' ,
John \V. Tompleton , a farmer residing in
Uarncr townuhlp , is missing und his friends
are considerably worried over his long ab
sence. Ho came to Council Bluffs a week
igo today and atopno.l at Noumayr'a hotel.
During the day ho called nt the First Na
tional bank and loft some moioy | in his
wife's name , remarking while thor.o that ho
was thinking of starting for a trip to his
old homo In Scotland on Monday. No trnco
could bu found of him at any of the depots ,
aud it la hardly thought that ho can liuvo
Ktartod on such a trip , for ho had made no
preparations for it , although ho had buon
talking of it nt times for a long while back.
Some incline to the theory that his mind was
unbalanced as the result of a sunstroke ,
which he suffered about a year atro , nut
that ho has wandered off without knowing
where ho was going.
Carbon Coal Co. , wholesale and retail
coal. Removed from 10 Pearl to 34 Pearl
btreut , Grand Hotel building.
Grooushiolds , Nicholson it Co. , real
cs tat omul rontaltUOO ) , Broad way. Tol.lQl.
Three-Dent I'ura.
A meeting of the city council is to bo hold
next Monday evening at which it is fttateU
the ordinance prox ) > sod some time ago pro
viding for a 3-cciit fare within the city limits
on the motor line will come up for
ildconsideration. . This has been in the
hands of the city attorney for two
.months past , having been referred to-him
with instructions to look up the legal status
of tliQ case. The executive committee
-
ap-
polutod by the citizens ut the meeting of the
Cosmopolitan club" several months ago hus
had n meeting nnd decided to bo present
next Monday evening and too that the
ordinance bo brought up from under the
city nttorney'a thinking cup or know the
roiuon why. * *
Jho quo wnmnto cnso which
was brought by J. W. Cros
land ngalnst the motor company to
Imvo the inttor'i charter annulled will also
come up Monday , n pclt\l wsslon _
being held for the purpose. The people \Vuo
have been back of the motor agitation for so
many months state that tboy have not given
up the fight by any means , but have been
merely letting go for the purpose of spitting
on their hands. They have finished that
very essential part of the operation now and
nro in It for keeps.
IUN.M.SU.V : nitos.
Cntttnz Down the Prices.
Bargains for Saturday :
100 fast black serge 2u-ineh sun um
brellas , Paragon frame , beautiful
natural wood handles , Saturday only
t)8o ) each ; worth $1.50.
,100 20-inch gloria silk umbrellas.
Paragon frame , with genuine polished
horn handles , Saturday entire lot 31.GO ;
would bo cheap at $2.50.
Ladles' Halo thread vests one-half
price. Saturday wo offer 100 dozen
ladles' genuine lisle thread vests in high
and low neck at one-half price. For
Saturday only 2T > c caoh.
Saturday wo offer our ontlro stock of
misses' and children's
extra line quality
gauze vests , all sizes , 18 to JJ4 , all at one-
half price , only lilc each.
MOTHER HUHBAHD FOB 2oC.
Saturday evening , 7 to 10 p. m. , wo
offer 1,000 dress patterns of beautiful
figured lawns of 10 yards , entire dregs
pattern , 2oc. Everybody turn out.
Bitos. ,
Agitators of Low Prices
rr/j.so.Y/tr. i'A
Miss 3 Kittle Bullard has returned from a
Tlslt to Chicago.
Mr. ] and Mrs. A. W. Askwlth left last
evening for Chicago.
H. C. Francis started yesterday for a two
weeks visit to Chicago.
Mrs. A. Hush of Los Angeles , Cal. , is
visiting her sqn , Ira Scltoflold.
Thomas Motcalf , jr. , has gene to Ohio for
a two months visit with relatives.
Mrs. George P. Sanford and son left last
evening for i\ visit lo tlio World's fair.
Miss Mollie Corcoran of Iowa City Is visit
ing her sister , Mrs. K. H. Gwdy , 827 Sixth
avenue.
D. L. Hess Is visiting friends In Peters
burg , 111. Ho will take In the World's fair
before returning.
Hov. T. W. Williams of the Letter Day
Saints church has arrived and will occupy
the pulpit Sunday.
W. W. Loomls has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. Loomts and Mrs. W. F. Sapp are ex
pected homo Sunday.
Mrs. E. E. Thornton , who has been visit
ing her relatives hcio for several days , re
turns to her homo in Kearney , Nob. , today.
Mrs. Thomas and her niece , Miss Alma
Pfciffer , have gene to Chicago to attend the
fair. Mrs. Pfeiffer
III will follow them In a
few days.
F. E. Glllilnnd leaves today fo'r a trip to
Portland , Oro. Ho will bo accompanied by
his wife as far as Salt Lalcc ? , where she will
stop and visit friends until his return"
E. H. Fonda has returned from Gottys-
btirg , Pa. , where ho" went to attend the re
union of tho'i-nth Now York oregitnent ,
which was hela in connection with the
raising of the bltr monument in honor of the
fallen heroes. Ho was given a post of Honor ,
in view of the fact that ho came from a
longer distance than any other member of
the regiment to attend the exercises , and ho
was awarded the distinction of being ap
pointed color bearer for the occasion.
TODAY A I1 T1IK 1IOS,1'O.V STOItU.
The Acknowledged Loaders by All. *
250 dozen misses' and children's gauze
vests , extra quality , either in white or
ecru , all bines 10 to 34 , all in at ono
price , ICc eaeh.
Our entire stock ot fancy parasols-that
sold all the way from $3.50 to $7.50 , all
in for today at $1.80.
Our entire stock of ever 700 umbrellas
and sun umbrellas , all at east price for
today. N
LADIES' WAISTS. Our entire stock
of LADIICS' WAISTS all at COST PniCE
for today only. Our line is known to be
the finest in the city , our prices as 'they '
are the lowest , but still a deeper cut for
today. COST PKICE , HALF WOOL CHAL--
LIES , our entire line for today at lOc a
yard , don't fail to get a unttorn. Never
neglect to visit the Boston store llrst
anil got their prices , wo arc money
buvw * . all through. Baston Store ,
Fotheringham , Whitolaw & Co.
Arrested for Cuitlni ; l'ii siiirer Itntos.
TACOMA , Wash. , July --The United
States grand jury last night found in
dictments against President Van Horn
of . the Canadian Pacific and several of
the local agents of the company , charg
ing them with violation of the interstate
commerce law in the sale of tickets.
Ticket Agent Thompson und his
assistants wore immediately arrested and
arraigned nt'O o'clock by United States
District Jtidgo Ilanford , who admitted
them to bail in $50 each. Every olTort
wns made to keep" the indictments a
secret in order that President Van
Horn could bo arrested at Boston on a
warrant now issued. The company is
charged with secret rate cutting on
first class limited tickets from Tacoma
to Boston , which it aold for $05 when
the rate was $78.50
A Red Illcyctlst GoliiGT to the Pnlr.
MASON CITY , la. , July 14. Dr. Garfield -
field , aged 70 years , is on the road from
Algona to the World's fair and will
cover the ontlro distance on his bicycle.
WKATMIKU
Generally Fiilr nnil Cooler Are the Nc-
hriKkn Prediction * fur Todiy.
WASHINGTON , July H. Foroeasts for Sat
urday : For Nebraska Generally fair on
Saturday ; northerly winds ; slightly cooler.
1'or Iowa Generally fair Saturday , pro-
opdcd by local showers In southeastern
portion ; north westerly winds ; slightly cooler
in extreme eastern und western portions.
For South Dakota Generally fair ; north
erly winds ; cooler in eastern portion.
i
I.ocul Itecord. .
OrnCE OF TUB WBATIICH Buna\u , OMAHA ,
July -Omaha record of temperature and
rainfall , comp.ired with corresponding day
of past four years :
1893. 18D2. 1891. 1800.
Maximum temneraturo. 00 = 003 70 = Olio
Minimum tcmpuraturu. 70 = 003 &ns 72-3
Average tumperutuie , , , HG = &l3 073 81O
I'reoipUutloi 01 ,00 .00 .00
Statement showing the condition of tem
perature and precipitation at Omaha for the
day and since March 1 , Iti'JJ :
Ncrmal temperature , . , , , 8Qo
for the day , . jo
DullcluiicyKlncu Marc ! ) 1 , . . . , , 211O
Normal lirurlpltatlun 18 Inch
Dullcluncy for the day , , ? . . . , 17 Inch
Uollclciicy since March 1 32 Inch
Iteporti Irbui Other 1'ointn ut 8 | > ui.
p.
p.t. .
t.t. .
. .Tn
OtouaB R. HUNT , Local Forecast oniclal.
TENWIS .TOURNAMENT.
Interodtlnij Donl > lTITontnt In Whloli Den-
Inn nnilVllbpr "fll" the Mnitory.
Notwltlisttxndln tlij/ / fuel thnt only ono
match vni to bo | > tnycd Ust night In the
Omaha tennis tournament there was as
largo a gathering of spectators on the ground
jlrmicy " - * - street wdVany day during the
ft fras nearly 7 o'clock when Dcniso nnd
Wilbur entered thffeouTts to do baltlo with
Hart and A'oiuig for n place In the
soml-flnal round of Vfio double's. Donlso's
success in the SIHKJJS ngalust Hart gava
Interest to the i match , and when the
game started ibirtookcd for a while
as If Hartsvoull | ( have his
rovcngo. It was perfectly evident that
Dcniso was less formluablo at doubles than
at single1 ? , and hU-pUrtncr was weikcr
than himself. Time after tlmo , however ,
was n ball sent to Wilbur and if ho got It
back it would bo returned down Dcnlso's
side-lino as a' winning stroke. By thU
means Hart nnd You'tig , whoso combination
was far superior , won the first sot at six
games to four , and had won three to their
opponent's two In the second. At this point ,
however , there was a change. For several
games Dcnlso returned every ball that caino
to him on the volley and thirteen consecu
tive points were scored by his side.
This altered the aspect of affairs alto
gether and Hart aud Young , both of whom
Boomed to become less and less accurate as
their opponents Improved , took only ono
game out of tha last ten. Though again
beaten , Hart played n more acmrato and
more ambitious game than he did In the
singles , but the greater number of the balls ,
especially toward. the end of the match ,
wcro directed to his partner's side of the
court , and Young Was given a little moro
work to 'do than ho could manage success
fully. It should bo said that the vollcyimr
on botli sides was first class and , at times ,
oven brilliant.
Deuiso nud Wilbur will next meet Mclvoll
nnd Brown In the sdmi-llnnl round. In the
upper linrf of the draw Brown and Haskoll
will oppose Fosbomtcr nnd Lawrence In the
soml-llnal , nud both these matches , the com
mittee has decreed , are to bo played by Mon
day night. Foabcnnor nnd Lawrence have
got thus Tar without any play. They had a
bye In the iirst round and should have mot
Young and Cookson In the second. Cook-
son , however , as stated yesterdaywas called
out of town , nnd the committee last night
decided that It would bo impossible to
keep the event open for his return. By this
decision ho and Young , who defeated the
state champions ( Cullinghtun and Battiu ) ,
are oarrcd from further efforts toward win-
ntng the urize , nnd Fosbcnncr and Lawrence
nro given a walkover. .
Tonight Cullinghauv will play Dcniso in
the llii.il of the singles at U p. m. sharp. Mr.
W. G. Doano , formerly tennis champion of
the state , will umpire. The two matches
in the semi-final round of the doubles must
bo played tonight or Monday night and the
final of the doubles on Tuesday. Score :
DOTJUL.nB SECOND nOUND.
P. Foslicnnor and O. Lawrence , w. o. ; 0. H.
Cnokeon and U. II. Young , scratched.
L. U. Dunlsn and E. Wilbur heat U. Hart and
Klchard Young , 4-0 , C-3 , 0-1.
CntcAoo , July 14. The championship hi
singles of the Western Lawn Tennis associa
tion was won bv F. Wrcnn this afternoon. In
the first game of the day , a semi-final in
doubles , the McCormictc brothers defeated
Wardner and White. In the semi-final con
solation Page defeated F. Wrenn and S. Mc-
Cormlck defeated Noal. The first final was
between F. and G. Wrenn , the former win
ning.
WILE , KEEP 3nBtoiVVJf fflE HOOF.
Visitors to the VFArld'Ji Fair Will llavo to
Forego VnbA I'leiiHiiro.
CHICAGO , July > i4.-5rGreat precautions
will bo taken to make a repetition of
Monday's awfuldl&ftltqr an impossibility.
Every olflcial Is1 artMsed and in the fu
ture lircincn. enrplby.es and visitors will
bo given full protection. In order that
nothing moro may b'e said concerning
the danger of tlio promenades on the
roofn of the buildings , the administra
tion vestorday'instruetod Director Gen
eral Davis to keif ) tlfo people from the
roofs. This wilrmos ] , affect the Trans
portation , Administration and Manu
factures building ; Mr-Ghe order met with
fa vigorous proi'csi ir from tho' elevator 1r
tor people- ; who hove a concession for
carrying people to the roolj but the pro
test was 'not ' considered. . The exposi
tion compbny receives 03 per cent of the
gross receipts and it'Ms been a highly
profitable concession from the start.
The magnificent view afforded from the
roofs of the buildings attracted an im
mense number of visitors every day , and
while it was bath a profitable and ad
mirable feature of the fair , it was ono
fraught with danger which is now recog
nized and will bo avoided.
An indication of the possible danger
was given the night of Decoration day.
It was the Iirst extremely largo crowd
at the fair. Four or ( Ivo thousand people
had gene on the roof of the Manufactures
building to &eo the fireworks. There
was a plauk sidewalk around the parapet -
pot of the roof Hiraply to make walking
upon the roof unnecessary. Ono of the
planks slipped u little , fao that when it
was stepped on the other end
flow up. There was no danger ,
but there was a crowd. Some one
Bcreamed. There was an incipient
panic. Everybody made u rush for the
elevators. For.tunatoly the strong forces
of guards were able to control the crowd
and restore quiet , No ono was hurt ,
hut it simply shows what might happen
in case of firo. The chances arc that in
such a case exit by the elevators would
ho out off the first thing. What would fol-
low with a largo number of people > 1n
the roof can scarcely bo imagined or
described.
As the concession is such a valuable
ono there is a possibility that the con
cessionaires may sue the exposition
company for thus summarily cutting off
their concession. They probably have
a legal right to damages. Still there is
an clement of suoh" frightful danger
lurking in the concession that the con- '
cessionalres may bo willing to forego
their legal rights.
Balloon tonight and tomorrow night.
o
Crushed In un Klov.Uor.
CHICAGO , July 1-1. Eugene Thompson ,
engineer in the Columbus memorial
building , was the victim of a terrible
accident last night which will cost him
his lifo. Ho was on tlio fourth floor of
the building , standing in tlio open door
way of the elevator shaft oiling the
guides of the elevator cage , which was
standing just ulpvqhlm { , The elevator
boy appeared at ihoibottom of the shaft
and , not knowing Thompson was above ,
started the cago'dp'vVft. Thompson was
caught between chVA and the lloor of the
building nnd terripty crushed. His back
was broken. Tnbrois no hope for his
recovery. Ir'ni i
a f.o
' _ _ _
THE'NEXTMOHNINci I FEEL PRICHT AND
NEW AND MY COMPLEXION IB BETTER.
IJy doctor ujrg It acts ceniljr on the ilociscji ,
liver and kldneri. and I * n nle.iiant laxative. Thli
drink U made from herbs , and la prtpued for unc
aea-lya tea.
LAKE'S MEDIGIHE
Alldruicri > ta < ( liUalt3&andllapackacc. Jf you
cannot get It , > tnd vouraddreu for a free eample.
I.uneU Faratlr Medicine l"orr ibo bonclt
* och dar. In orArr ti tie henltbr thUU i > c s ary.
Addf aOltA'fOl'F , WOOU\V > nD.LKlUVN.V
Al AT SOUTH OMAHA
One of the Array that Never Dies Loses
Some Long Green.
TIGHTENING UP COMMISSION FIRMS
Sweet Singer ot the CaoUr Stole Skeleton
.
Kc.r ( Irnntlmm Still Kerpi 1'coplo
Queuing Among tha Mtittclaui
Music City Closilp.
A passenger on tlip west bound Union Pa-
cldo tram was taken In for M yesterday
while the train was stopping for passengers.
The tourist was standing on tlio platform
nnd seemed anxious thnt every ono should
know that ho was aboard. Ho wns well
dressed nnd wns jingling some silver In his
pocket when two men approached the car
nnd nsked the follow If Ho could change a 510
bill.
bill."I
"I should smile I could , " replied the pas
senger , nnd ho pulled out his well filled
purse. The first bill ho got hold of wns a
$20 , Ho held this between his fingers while
ho stsrtcd to fish out something smaller.
Ono of the two men snatched the $20 bill and
the tuo ran nway , dodging behind box enrs
nnd making good their escape. The traveler
was dumbfounded for n moment , nnd tils
train pulled out before ho had time to make
any complaint. Some of the depot men saw
the transaction , however , nnd the matter
was reported to the police. The yards worn
searched from end to end , but the thugs had
gone nnd will probably never bo caught.
Tightening U | > on CoininUnion Firms.
It Is only recently , in fact within the last
few days , that the live stock commission
men have felt the effects of the stringent
condition of the money market. Ono of
them said yesterday morning : ' -This money
question Is getting moro serious every dny.
It works n hardship on both the shipper
nnd the commission man. It has got
so now that when a consignment
nf cattle Is made to a commission linn
the local banker sends the draft in advance
nnd will not start the cattle or hogs until
the draft has been paid ana returned. The
local bankers in fact have quit advancing
any money whatever for any one. I am of
the opinion that some of the commission
men will have to close up their busi
ness on account of not being able to
got money to tldo them over until times
got better. As it now Is the commission
mi.ii must pay for his stock before It Is
shipped , and if the drafts are not honored
promptly ho will simply lose the business.
The old way was far moro satisfactory. The
shipper would start his cattle and draft at
the same time and sometimes wo would have
the stock here nnd disposed of before the
draft arrived. Wo long lor the return of
that sort of system , for it makes it easier for
all concerned. "
IA Jail lllrcl Nightingale.
Bill Foley is a character who is best satis
fied when in in jail. Ho is an Immaculate
falslllcr aud at times acts as though he had
n Ferris wheel In ihi $ caranlum. At other
times ho appears to bo smart enough to earn
nn honest living. But Foley will not work.
He has been arrested In South Omaha a num
ber of times. Ho was In again Thursday
night and yesterday morning was sent to the
county jail for fifteen days. Ho imagines ho
knows moro about law than the average at
torney , and every time ho pets before ta
jtldgo ho demands a jury trial and pleads his
own case. Ho claims to bo a blacksmith ,
tailor , shoemaker nnd several other things ,
but about the only line that ho stars in b
petty thieving and bogging for hand-outs. As
u jail bird singer he is n coo-co.
Ainonir the Muslcinns.
E. M. Bonnell , ono of the best musicians in
Nebraska , took part in the Baptist church ;
concert in Omaha Thursday evening.
The Maple City Juvenile band will meet
and reorganize on next Sunday ,
t The Boliemian band boys have started out
to hit the-road for the summer mouths. The
most of the mien were employed at the pack
ing houses , and -the lads concluded that kit
would bo a cooler job to travel from town to
town for a few mouths than it would to work
inside. They will return in the fall.
fitciln Skeleton Keys.
The Magic City Iron Works building was
entered by burglars last night. The follows
entered through a rear window which they
pried open with an Iron bar. The thieves
evidently knew the lay of things in the
works , for they took nothing except some ,
skeleton keys. Several characters who are
known to bo crooks hnvo been loitering
around South Omaha for the last few days ,
and It was no doubt these light lingered in
dividuals uho did the job.
Orantlmm In Kllll Ion.
The mo'thcr of Fred Gr.mtham , who lives
In Marseilles , 111. , died early Thursday
morning. Her son Edward , who was hero
looking for the lost brother FreJ , left yesterday
'
terday to'attend the funeral. No news has
been learned of the whereabouts of Fred.
Mnclo City Ooiilp.
Born , to Mr. and Mrs. Muthewson , a boy. >
Miss Belle Holiday Is reported ns being y.U. .
A number of the members of the Young |
Men's Institute went to Omaha last night in
now r > o YOU o
when you buy
shoes or clothing -
ing ? Don't
you go to the
plncc ( if you
can find it )
-where they tell
3'ou that 3'ou
may wear the
% articles out ,
and then , if
you're not satisfied , they'll refund the
money ? Why not do the same when
you buy medicine ?
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is sold on that plan. It's the only blood-
purlller BO certain and Hfpctivo that It
can be guaranteed to benefit or cine , in
every case , or you have your money
back.
It's not like the ordinary spring medl-
clucs or sarsapnrillas. All the year round ,
It clonuses , builds up , and invigorates tlio
system. If you're billons , run-down , or
dyspeptic , or have any blood-talut , noth
ing can equal it as a remedy.
ft body to attend n tuoctltic of the Omahn In-
stltuto.
MUj IMHH Jonci of Hlnir la rltlttnt ; MUi
Eva Foloy.
Mrs. L. C.irpcntor Is visiting friend * IQ
Dnvcnport , In.
The Baptist church will giro A Sunday
school picnic next weak.
P. A. Crcssoy nnd fumlly left lust evening
fora visit with friends In Lynn , Mnsi.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Uegloy nro rejoicing over
the arrival of n dnuchtcr nt their homo.
Bert Anderson , feed master for the Stock
Yards company , returned this morning from
Chicago.
A vicious dog wn * reported to Garble
Master Sntvcley fromiiMO S istroct this
morning.
J. I ) . Stftmlish , secretary nnd treasurer of
the Hamniona comuany , with headquarters
at Detroit , is In the city.
Al Gary , n pioneer citizen and n lender In
local sports , 1ms opened out n place on N
street thnt ho has named the "Drum , "
Mr. nnd Mrs. John Ferry mourn the lo of
their daughter Catherine , ngod 14 mouths.
The funeral takes place at 10 o'clocic this
morning. '
Mies Nelllo Whlto lost n valuable gold
watch clinln on the street last uvonlng. It
either becnmo loose nnd fell or wns snatched
from Its fastening by n thief.
Unlloou tonight nnd tomorrow night.
Jdonttlloit the Hotly.
NoiiFOUC , Vn. . July 14. The ropro-
Eontntivo of the Virginian has returned
from Mototnpkln bench , where ho , In
company wltii Mrs. Wallace , had gone
to BOO if the body of the old man washed
ashore ou the beach Saturday was that
of Cicero Harrison Cat.o. Tlio body wns
disinterred , was examined by Mrs. Wal
lace and from marks on the body was
recognized as that of her father. The
body had boon robbed , the pockets of the
clothing being turned insldo out andnot ,
a single article besides the clothing re
mained.
llolto Smith Doctorod.
LAlct : CITY , Flu. . July M. Tlio Flor
ida Agricultural college has conferred
the degree of LL.D. on Hon. lloke
Smith.
Balloon tonight and tomorrow night.
JInko your blood rich nnd wire , tone you
whole Bystuni.ciiroovory nervous trouble with
Nerve Boons , a now vegetable discovery of
miirvolous power. They ronuw youth , restore
vigor , tlvc clew of huttlth , doiihlo capacity for
work or pleiiBuroVnmlorfiil for overwork
and worry. Sold by ( Iruucht * . SI a hov. two
weeks' supply , or by mall , NERVE UEAN CO. ,
liulTnlo. N. V.
BETTS ,
Frlnelual and Senior Member of the
famous Firm of
Physicians , Sargeom ani SpjcialUU , . .
"Aro tlmy dolnpt a larjo business ? ' . ' ,
la a question often asked conoernlni
Drs. Betts & Belts. Inquirers arn
requested to road the following
nummary iindjudso forthomsolvds ;
Nuraborot years In praotlco J7
Offices In operation In various cities. . . . II
Assistants employed 23
Ouultallnvosloil In business * 2(5H (
Avorano annual expenses 110,033
Average annual rooolpts " 41 .
Number cuses In 27 years ; . !
Complete cures effected bj,103
Greatly bouollttod 1.012
Kollevcd nnd Improved < 1
' ' '
Costof prop'osod iio'w'instltnto 123,010
Cost per annum of advortlsln , ' . .Sfr'yP. '
Heal estate owned hy firm : . . . . 2WuoJ (
No wonder that Pr.V. \ . H. llott ,
the head of this great firm. Is ro-
fe'rrcd to bv his friends as "tho gray-
lialrod old doctor. " for to his unllr
ins energy and perseverance , his
slBiiul nblllty , both as n business
nnd professional man , ha ? the busi
ness of tlio firm Brown from abso
lutely nothing to Its present zljjan-
tlo proportions. To create and
maintain GO great : m ontorprlso u
enough to turn auy man er.iy.wlillo
tbn Blow of honest prldo that shlnos
In his kindly face , his ruddy feit-
uics anil quick , ( Inn. elastic slot ) ,
all bespeak the Joy ho fcala ID the
great BUUCOSS ho has won nnd the
peed ho hus bestowed unon hla fol
low man , The sick and the suiror-
JnR will Had In him a true and last-
IIILfrlond
DRS. BETTS & BETTS ,
119 S. 14th Street ,
Cor * Dotiglni St.
OMAHA , - - - - NEB.
KNOWLEDGE
Brings comfort nud Improvement nntl
( ciula to personal enjoyment when
rightly uscit. Tlio ninny , who live bet
ter than others anil enjoy life more , with
less expenditure , by more promptly
mlnptlng the world's beat products to
the needs of physical being , will attest
the vnluo to lio.iltli of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy , Syrup of Pigs.
Its excellence is duo to Us presenting
in the form most acceptable nnd pleas-
nnt to the Uiste , the refreshing nnd truly
beneficial pro | > ertles of n perfect lax
ative ; effectually cleansing the system ,
dispelling colds , licndachca Mitl fevcra
and permanently curing constipation.
It baa given satisfaction lo millions nnd
met , with tlio approval of tlio medical
professio.n , because- acts on the Kid
ney. " , Liver nnd Uowcls without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Fics is for sale by all drug
gists in OOc mm $1 bottles , but It is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only , whoso unnio is printed on every
package , also the name , Syrup of Figs ,
and being well informed , you will not
accept any substitute if oflcrcd. >
FOR THE1
" Insane
In charge of the Slstors of Nlorcy.
This renowned Institution Is .situated on the
high bluffs back of nnd overlooking the city oi
Council 1) ) Inn's. The apaoloiis K roil nils , Ita
hlcli location nnd splendid view , maka It n
most plcuslui ; retro'it for the nflllctod. A Rtixlt
of eminent physicians nud n lurgo corpii of ex
perienced r.nr cs minister to the comforts of
the patients. Special oaro glvuu to lady pa
tients.
TERMS MODERATE.
For particulars apply to
SISTSR SUPERIOR ,
Frank Street Council Bluffs
- - - , Iowa.
Z Full SJB1T
OF
T elli oxtraolnl hi mornlnir ,
JTuwonoH innerwl ! afternoon
b.imo clay. 1'erfcct ill euur-
aiituut
.Floor.
_ Pnxton llloolc ,
, . lilli nnii I'nrJirim Street.
Elcvutoron 10th Street. Telephone 108S.
" IUC1NO THIS \VtTHYoa.
The Mercer.
Omaha's Newest Hotel.
Cor. 1-Lli and Hoivard Streets.
40 rooms * ir > 3 per day.
4n rooms iJJ.00 per day. '
: :0 : rooms with Until at $1 nor dar.
UU rooms with buth atU.O paril.ir.
Modern lit livery lluipner.
Ma\viyPurntflioil Throusliout
C. S. ERB , Prop.
Special
COilHQIl. BLUFFS.
WANTKD A boltfer at G. Harris boltlliif work *
lii'-'l llrcmdway.
_
VUANTED-Urtii , ' clerk at Opera lIoiiBu pliur *
V ? macy , Council IlluffB jit onto.
YirANTEI ) parties with a lltllo llmo anil capita
i to make und Inlrodiicu pati-nlwl nnri-ltlvH. U
J. Ailanm , 118 I'erln avenue , Cumicll llhilTH.
IISTRACTS ami toana. Farm ami city property
bought and sold. 1'usey & ThoiiiiiH , Council
Illnffrt .
GAHDAOi : removed , CCHHJKJOIH. v.uiltH. chlinncya
cleaned. Ed Uurlio , at Tuylor'a trouery , 010
Hroadway.
FOB RXOIIANOn , nlco lot mi bottom for horaa
and Lniffy. ( JiLSiiiHldeldrt , NleholHOn A , Co.
RU1T PAUMS Wo have BOIIIH line iH-ailnit frnll
farniH lor Bales niao t'ooil Iowa farnm ; ji cliolcn
24l-acro ( farm , : tU i > er aero. JolniHton Is , Vim
I'alU-ii. . .
T7OH 8ALB at a bnnmln If tnUen nl once. 1UB fcot >
JL'bv 'Jill ffft on I'ark nvuiiunor will Hell lu
mna'llor parcels If Ui'Hlnd. U. H. heafe , liroiul-
way und Main Hlrcet.
FOH SAI.n Nice yuiuiL ilrlvliiif mart ) , lihauiou
and liarneHH , all hi good condition. C. A. LoncliB ,
U'ja Third Btreet.
BICYCLE CLEARING SALE FOR 1893-
Wo hnvo 3 high-L'n'tlo gents' pnoumuttca , 2 Indies' pnouimiucs , high grade ,
4 hoys' ' and 1 girl's wheel in stoolc , till 18'J3 wheels , of latest design and bt rlotly
high ffriido. Jfvo can got the cash cost of these wo will lot thorn go. inoeo
include three of the host Known wheels in the world und not u mnr or aoratch on
thorn. Wo nro ngontH for Victors , Now Mulls , King Kllppors nnd Wuvorlys , Our
ronBon for donning un ut the middle of the blcyclo BOUBOII Is Auguat 1st wo iv III
hnvo nrrivo C carloads of Btovoa 1 car Bockwith'a Round Oaks , 2 cars Haul nut
Homos , 1 car Stowart's and 1 car wrought ranges. To make room wo must clo r
ourBioekof all bulky goods. This is no advertising fake , but wo moan exactly
what wo say. Wo uls'o have ono line Refrigerator loft Hint will go tit cost. 'Ihls
will clean out our bulky seasonable goods. Don't wall till these are gene mm tuoa
regret thnt you mlssod the chnnco of n lifetime. Out-Irlonds know wo uro doing u
four-Btory husinoss in a two-Btory building , and are uhort room.
COLE 8t COLE , 41 Main St. , Council Bluffs , la.
You Will Need Them
AND NEED THEM QUICK.
We carry the largest line of Siolcios , Knife Heads , Guards ,
Rivets , Pitman Boxes , Rake Tooth , Oil Cans , JPuno/ies , Co J
Chisel , etc.
' ' \Ve guarantee prompt shipments. Send us your orders. ]
- ' UNION TRANSFER OO . ,
' „ * . . 1304-6-8-1O Main St. , Council Bluffs Iowa. ' . _ .