THIS OMAHA DAILY HEIfc Tl KNPAY , AIMUL 17 , 18UI ,
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL 11LUPP3.
- - NO. 12 I'EAUL 8T11UET
by canlrr to any part nf th rllr.
II.V , TILTON , Manngcr.
TrLKPIIONiS-nu : lncin No. night
lilltor. N . 23.
.M/A riw.v ,
neaten s.orc , spring drcsi goods , capes.
\V. II. Hall's vvlfo claimed he threatened
to kill her and swore out an Infornnllon
charging him with disturbing the peace. Ho
Is In jail.
Chris Anderson Is In Jail on a charge of
issault and battery. Ills wife called nt the
elty Jail with her face all beaten out of shape
ind preferred the charge.
Julln B. Officer commenced null In the
fllstrlct court > cnterday against J. T. Hart
to recover on three notes given by the de
fendant In April. ISOl. The aggregate
amount of the notes Is $ llu&8.
Isan S. Wright commenced an Injunction
mil In Ihe district court yesterday to re-
itraln two men named Bachelor and Skinner
from entering upon ami cultivating a piece
of farm land In Lewis township , which ho
claims belongs to him.
The counting of votes In the McAlce-Gor-
man election conlosl progressed yesterday HO
well thai before night It had been completed
nd the attorneys were ready to begin their
argument ) * . U Is probable that the case will
bo submitted to the court by night.
Charles Ashmorc , the member of the
militia who got drunk on Council BIUITB
whisky early Sunday morning , was brought
up In police court yesterday morning , found
Kiillly and lined $1070. Some of his friends
were there and Insisted that the court had no
right to fine him because he was acting under
refused to lei
the governor. Judge McOee
him go without an order from Governor
Jackson This order was secured and he was
released _
Fires often start In an unaccountable
manner The best way to avoid possible
loss Is to keep well Insured In a high grade
company llko the Cllen Palls. Lougci ) &
Towlo , solo agcnlB , 235 Pearl slieet.
Mcycrs-Durfco Furniture company , C36 , 31s
Broadway , headquarters for r > srgalnn and
fine furniture. _
Elegant furnished rooms for rent , corner
Broadway and Bryant streels , by Mrj. A.
Heller. _
Domestic soap breaks hard water.
, t rittf.
II. W.Vrlglit spent Sunday with his son ,
P. M. WrlKlit.
Mr. A. Culver returned Sunday night from
his California trip.
H. G. Dye spent Sunday In Macedonia , re
turning yesterday.
J. II. Campbell of Walnut is the guest of
his son , T. 0. Campbell.
V. K. Lyman , representing the Dos Molnes
Leader , has been In the city for bcver.il days
past. He returned yesterday.
Conr.ul Oelsc. who has been very 111 for
some tlnib past , has partially recovered and
has gone to his country homo to recuperate
V II. Stlckney of l.onginont , Cole , presi
dent of the Winners' National bank of that
place. Is In the city for a few days on busi
ness.
ness.V A Darker , who has been visiting I2d-
niimd Jeffries on Nicholas street , has re
turned to Highland Park college at Do1-
Molncs ,
( iiiriilHliniriilN Muut Stop IK lena
In a short time , ns Iowa has passed n law
against them. This Is your last chance to
collect your accounts beforn the law gees
Into force. The Nassau Investment comptny
has reduced Its charges and will guarantee
collections against persons not living In
Iowa , but who are employed by home rail-
nay , express or telegraph compiny hiving nn
agent In Iowa. Write at once for terms anil
references , Council muffs.
Rd New comb , a first-class machinist and
bicycle expert of Geneva , Neb , has accepted
i position with S. M. Williamson & Co. , IOC
Main street.
Evans Laundry company. Shirts , collars ,
and cuffs a specialty , G20 Pearl street , Tel.
290. Reasonable rates for family work.
Buy votir drugs nnd pilnts at Morgan's
drug stores , 134 and 742 Uroadxvay.
No Arbor Day Colulirutlnn.
The school board held n meeting last
evening , ut which it was decided that the
program a cnt out by the state superin
tendent of public Instruction for Arbor day
celebration on the 27th should bo thrown
DUO side and thnt no observance of the day
should bo made so far as the public schools
of the city nro concerned. This was prob
ably due to the fact that Member Snjder
reported that ho had seen to setting out ISO
trees on the school grounds , and that , the
board thought , was all that was necessary
for ono year.
The board ordered that all outstanding
. wni rants be In ought In for payment , as the
financial stiingency In school board circles
Is now a thing of the past and the treasury
Is once nioro full.
Special meeting of Bluff City lodge , No.
259 , Ancient Free nnd Accepted MnBons , to
day nt 2 o'clock p. m. to attend the funeral
of the late A. N. Jack on. All master
Masons requested to attend. Uy order of
a. C. Case and W , A. Illghsmlth , worshipful
mnbteis. _
Death Is an unb'dden vls'tor. Will ho call
tomorrow , next week , next month , or next
year ? ask yomself. If so , hava I made
Elicit provision for those depending on me as
I ought ? The Hankers Llfo association oC
Ues Molncs affords such protection that jou
can go to bed every night feeling perfectly
secure. It Is thoroughly trustworthy , yet on
account of Its Income from reserve ( $1,244-
210.03) ) the cheapest In cost.
W. 0. WIUT , Agent.
Everybody knows Davis soils drugs.
The laundries USD Domestic soap.
C lean IJ | > tint ( 'It j.
W. U. Kemp , the city health Inspector ,
1ms gene out on the warpath after people
who have been violating the ordinance which
prohibits the dumping of garb.igo within the
city limits. Many private Individuals have
been guilty of this offense , and there are
parties In the garbage business who have
prcslstontly violated the law. U Is said thnt
the land about Mynstor springs and by Dig
lake , west of Fifteenth street , has been mads
the dumping ground for all manner of rub
bish nnd filth. Mr Kemp has provided hlni-
Bolf with ti pocketful of notices , which will
bo served on the offenders to abate the
nuisance. Signs will b" > posted up about the
districts In question , nnd all who hereafter
violate the law will bo llablo to prosecution.
Chattel mortgage shoo sale at 23 Main
street. $375 Klnnelian shoes for $2.63 ; $300
Klnnohnii shoes for $197 ; $2.50 Klnnehan
shoes for $1 09 ; $1.76 Kinnelmn shoes for
$1 13 , $1.25 Klnnehan shoes for SCc. George
McMiihon , receiver.
When you conio to the best hose for sprink
ling the lawn It Is the Maltese Cross. Yon
can always get this and lighter grades In
rubber and cotton hose at Illxby's , 202 Main
Btrcct.
Oas cooking stoves for rent nnd for S4lo
it Gas Po.'s olllce.
Abi > Mill \fvnr tlin Tll t
The following well known attorneys will
contest for n silk hat at the Catholic
ladles' ba/nar : John N. Daldwln , J. J.
Shea , I ) . II. Dalloy. John I.lndt. Flnley
Ilurke. Kmtnett Tlnley nnd I. N. Fllcklnger.
The tllo Is a very line one , anil was donated
by Mutcalf Hros. . to be- voted to the most
popular attorney. As the lucky contest
ant's head Is llablo to bvvell Metcalf llros
Klvo thu privilege of exchanging for n
larger sliu.
Him tn Ki't'ii Cool.
Is the question all will bo trying to solve
In hot days. An easy way of solving the
problem Is to buy the genuine New Procebs
gasoline stove and get the latest packed
oven , which retains all tlio heat. Thu
original Now Process Is the handsomest and
most durable stove In the market. Cole &
Colo. 41 Main street.
Sou the now art , goods at Mrs. Nllet * .
k .Washerwomen use Domestic cone.
i'h/nt fAi'vni nt iiirn
rllOjI COuCIL BLtrl'S '
City Council Will Consider New Sidewalks
nt It ? Nozt Session ,
BONDS OF APPOINTEES APPROVED
Committee Dolgnntcd to Co-Opcr.ito will
the .MunlvlpiU Club-.V IMg Hatch of
1'ctltloin DlHpimvd Of-Rutltliio
Work of the Meeting.
The city council held n meeting last even
Ing with Mayor Cleaver and Councllmen
Brcwlck , nieason , Grahl , Keller , Nicholson
Rlshton , Spctnian and White present.
The special committee reported unfavor
ably on the ordinance with reference to the
Inspection of meat on the ground that R was
Impractical and would prevent local butchers
from buying meat from any ouo outsldo o
Council Bluffs. The report was concurred In
The judiciary committee reported that cer
tain lands belonging to J. W. Hunnan am
William Moore as trustee , located south of
the Union Pacific dump , were not subject to
city tax and the report was concurred In.
The report of the committee favoring thu
remission of taxes on Mrs. Brackett's property -
erty , on the ground of poverty , was not con
curred In.
The sum of $1,000 was ordered transferred
from the police to the special paving fund
for the payment of bonds. '
An ordinance for sidewalk an Sovenloenth
stretl , belweeen Fifth and Ninth streets
was Introduced and laid over II will be
considered al Ihe next meeting , togethci
wllh oilier similar ordinances. Each
councilman was Instructed to bring In nt
the next meeting a list of all bldewalk.s
needed In his ward.
Frank street , from Elm strcol to Park
lane , and Harmony street , from Logan to
Oak , were ordered to grade.
Bonds of City Clerk Xurmiiehlen , Chlel
Nicholson of the fire department , Chief ol
Police Scnnlan. E. B. Gardiner , J. M.
Murphy , D L. Wolr , J M. Woolf , H. Peter-
FOU , P. Covalt and G. L. Martin of the
police department , Street Supervisor A. E.
Avery and Poll Tax Collector Mlkesell were
approved.
The J M. Wolf Directory company ol
Omaha offered to sell the cily Uvtlve copies
of the new city directory at $5 each. The
offer was plated on file.
The appointment of C A. Fox and S. Lab-
harl as deputy city clerks were confirmed.
A commiicatlon from the Municipal club
was lead , In which the suggestion was made
thai a committee of three be appointed to
co-operate with the club. The suggest'on
was concurred In and the committee on fire
and llghl was appointed such committee.
The tlalm of B. F. Fulton for $217. costs
In the case of Krueger agalnsl Ihe clly ,
was referred lo the city atloiney and Judi
ciary committee.
A petition frtm property owners on Sixth
avenue , west of Eighth treet , asking for Iho
removal of telephone wires on thai avenue ,
was icferred lo Iho committee on Iho and
light.
Petition for fire protection on Logan
street was referred.
Petition for the removal cf a house on
Fourteenth avenue , between Seventh and
Eighth streets was teferred to Ihe commit
tee on streets and alleys.
Petition for conuecllon of the catch basin
nt Fourth strccl and Eleventh avenue with
the suwer was icfeired
Bids for grading Harmony street were re
jected , and the street cummlHslouei was In
structed to go on with the woik.
Seven bids were in for feeding the oily
piisoncis for the current jear. The con-
tiact was awarded -Mrs. J. E. Brooks at 11
cents per meal
The city tleik was Instiiicted to draw up
an ordinance for u sewer on South Eighth
slieot foi presentation ut the nexl meeting
iUiHHiiivriii : ( iix.
'Hint In Wlnt airs. Smith of Fremont , Nub. ,
Claims Was tinVlattrr. .
The c.ibo of Mr3. Jennie Smith against
the Ctl7cns ! State bank Is on trial in the dis
trict court. Extended mention of this suit
has already been made In The. Bee , and the
sensational disclosures already made public
are found not to have been overdrawn. Mrs.
Smllh was In Denver , and while there she
saw an advertisement In a paper asking for
a female companion for a gentleman who
was given to traveling. She claims her
nephew answered It as a Joke , and the man
who had advertised called at the room in
the hotel St. James , vvhcro she was stop
ping His name was Proctor , and , although
Mis. Smith denied having answered the ad-
vertl cmeut , an acquaintance spuing up
which afterwards became quite Intimate.
Mrs. Sm'th's husband lives In Fremont , Neb.
They Wfie not living together at the time ,
bul Mr Smith occupies a chair by his wife's
side In the trial of the present case.
While In Denver Pioctor , who Is said lo
be In Ihe real estate buslnes ) , took Mrs.
Smith up to Longiuont , Colo. , to look at a
p'cce of real estate vvhlt.li she wauled lo pur
chase. The purchase v\as made and a cei--
ttflcate of deposit for $1SOO was given In
payment. Mrs. Smith Ib now suing to re-
covtr the certificate. She claims that during
her Intimacy with Pioctor she was In the
habit of drinking gin on account of kidney
Iroublo , and several limes Proclor got the
medlclno for her. He also drank of the
gin. This took place , she says , on the day
when the tiansfer of the real estate was
made. She snjs thai when she assigned Ihe
ccrllllcate of deposit she was under the In-
fiuonce of the liquor , which had been
drugged. The clerk of the St. Jamoi hotel
has testified under oath that Proctor carrieJ
her to a room In Iho hotel In a dead faint on
the night In question. The president of the
Longmont bank , F. H. Stlckney , on Ihe
other hand. Is hero to swear that at the
tlmo the transaction took place she seemed
to bo perfectly rational. The Iransfer of Iho
paper was made In his bank. There nro
many Interesting features In the testimony.
If little birds In the nest can't agree they
fall out. Uptown shoo dealers of Council
Bluffs are having some difficulty In agree
ing , but the people of the city all agree
that T. B. Hughes Is making little noise
while making the prices and giving Iho
values In shoes that justify long pilgrimages
to 919 South Main slrccl.
While you are pajliiK for laundry why not
get the besl ? The Eagle laundry solicits a
trial and Invites comparison. Telephone 157.
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Jarvls Wlno Co . Council Bluffs.
"Vluv soiilonco Today.
It Is expected that Judge Woolson vvll to
day Impose sentence on the three men who
have beeen found guilty of promoting the
bond Investment schemes. All three of the
men have hitherto berne good reputations ,
and It is believed that fact will Influence
the court to a consldcrablo extent In fixing
the penalty.
J. B. Sweet , S. P. Vnnatta , C. R. Sweet
and William Lirbon , , who were connected
with the Equitable Investment company , nrc
lo have a trial today. A demurrer filed by
them was overruled by Judge Woolson yes-
tviday , and the takln of the testimony will
bo begun Immediately.
Cuio Indigestion ami biliousness with
ReWltl's Llttio Ear y Rlssrs
For cobs go to Cox , 10 M\ln slrect. Tele
phone 43. _
Jarvls Wlno Co. , Council Bluffs , la. , agent
Jarvls 1S77 brandy , wines and liquor ,
Licenses.
The following marrlago licenses were Is-
niicd lesterday by the county clerk :
Name nml address , Ace.
J II Baker. Btuurt . 24
Luclnd.i Doughtily. Logan. . . . is
Carl IX Baker. Crmncll Bluffj . 23
Marguiet E. McUcnnott , Council. Bluffs. . 20
Pills tlmt cure sick headache : DeWltt'i
Llltlo Early Risers.
_
Get prices of SliiiKurt fc Ouren. lending
seedsmen , Masonic temple , Council Bluffs.
Turn-nil nf Dr. A. N. .liivk < m.
Dr. A. N. Jackson of Shndron , Neb. , who
illed Sunday nlcht nt 7 15 o'clock at the
MuthoJUt hospital In Omaha , Mill bo burled
fnm the rrsldence of Mr Cook , 131 Vine
street , thu afternoon nt 3 o clock
> VM.\C//.S .virv.
I.'dounrit I.ockrny Drtrrlhru Ironclad * n * n
Dnucrr to thr Country.
PARIS , April 16 , At a meeting of Hie com
mission appointed by the Chamber of Dcpu
ties to examine Into the condition of the navy
Edounrd Lockroy , n loading member of the
commission , read n long report. He said the
nnxlcty regarding the condition of the nnvy
had only been Increased by the Inquiry
which had shown that the navy was no
ready to mobilize and thai the stores were
depleted owing to the negligence of the nd
ministration. Many of the torpedo boat
were without crews and the turret ship Ma
gcnt.i was worthless. M. Lockroy ended by
declaring that economies , without dotrlmcn
lo the efficiency of the navy , must bo made
and that a change In officials was Imperative
Admiral Vulon nude a report as to the con
dlllon of Ihe Magenta , saying she would cap
size In the first severe collision to wlilch she
might bo subjected. Her unarmored parts
wuro exposed when she rolled Ho urgei
that 1'iaiicc should stop building Ironclad
which he declared were u veritable danjje
to Iho country. The commission decided tr
consider the subject before accepting the re
ports. _ _ _ _
SAVII : > ruoai snoui : HV WIND.
Narrow INrnpo < > f the 1'ubirn of Ilcito-Co-
burg-On the Kti ; of tilt ) \VVdtllllK- .
COBURO. April 1C. In the midst of prepa
rations for the HcRse-Coburg wedding today
fire broke out at the Hotel Bcllcvuc on the
Schlcss-Plalz , next door lo the palace. The
hotel was coon a mass of llanios. Crowds
of visitors and residents turned oul to see
the fire , as It was at first reported that the
palace was In flames. A number of the
wedding guests were etopplng nt the Hole !
Bellevue , where the firemen nnd olhcrs set
to work to snve their most vnlunble prop
erty. The names were brought under control
al 5 30 p. In.
For a lime Iho grealcst excllemenl pre
vailed In Iho ducal palace , as Iho flames
were swept In that direction and threatened
to set fire lo U. Luckily , the wind veered
away nnd the palace was spared.
While the palace square was filled with
smoke and crowded with people , soldiers
and firemen , the c/arewltch arrived and was
driven to life palace amid the cheers of all
present.
lUJYl'T.S M\V MINISTRY.
Nulmr l'u ln Siicft-fdu In Stringing. To.
Kt'tlit'i * ii I.Nt nf Numrf.
LONDON , April 1C The correspondent at
Cairo of the Times says Nubar Pasha , In
trusted with the formation of a new cablncl
lo succeed that of Riaz Pasha , has suc
ceeded In forming a ministry thai 11 Is be-
lloved will bo approved by Ihe khcdlve. II
includes Mustafa Fehmy Pasha , minister of
war ; Akhrl Pasha , minister of public works ;
Mastoum Pasha , minister of finance ; Tuaad
Pasha , minister of Justice , and Beutros
Pasha , minister of foreign affairs. The sue-
co-.s of the new government will depend upon
Nubar Pasha's ability to control and amalga
mate the heteiogencous elements of which U
is composed.
.SPANISH I'll.CKI VIS.
Two Thousand Mom Kmlmrlc from Itartc-
lonii The Viili-iiilii Rioting.
BARCELONA , April 1C. Two thousan 1
pilgrims embarked here yesterday for Rome.
There wns no disorder.
VALENCIA , April 1C. The government
has dismissed the civil governor of Valencia
on the giound that he did not give adequate
proUctlon lo Ihe pilgrims on their way to
RomeROME
ROME , April 1C. The pope has ex
pressed to the Spanish government his
pleasure at the resolution adopted by the
Valencia government In regard to the Rome
pilgrims.
FIRE AND POLICE.
Seniry I'riiti ss Against ( Jitrlmgo llllls I'tin-
Ulilnj ; OdltcrB nnd I'lruinnu.
At the meellng of Ihe File nnd Police
lioaul last evening u piotcst was made by
Commissioner Strlcklcr und Chief Seavey
against the garbage bills filed by Con-
Iraclor McDonald for hauling gaibagc
fiom Ihe jail and engine houses , other
members of the board thought the pi Ices
e\hoibltant. After fonie discussion the
matter was refened to the finance com
mittee. Mayoi Bemls called attention to
the fact thai he "had vetoed the gaibage
oidlnnnce , but the municipal statesmen in
the city council. In their gie.xt wisdom , had
pa ° sed it ovei his veto. " He denounced It
as un outrage.
Seigeant Sheep vvaa called up to nnswei
the charge that he had used abusive and
profane language to Simon Levy , n Tenth
Htieet storekeeper , In the piesence of the
l.itloi's daiiKhler.
Ofllcei Haltei was on the carpet for being
oft his beat while on duly.
Cniefiil inquliy vvns made Into the recent
accident Unit icsulted In the breaking of
the wheel of the ttuck that entries the
water lower.
Leave of absence vvns granted to Olllccis
Kevsor nnd DuIiolH
Firemen Loomls , Dow ling and Cuvannugh
asked for a luinsfer from the lire to the
police depaitment. Hefeuul to committee
John P Henderson -Ucd 101 better police
pi election for. the vicinity of Eighteenth
nnd Nicholas. Refeired.
In executive session the charges ngninst
Sergeant Sheep were dismissed. It was de
cided thai Captain Lank should be repri
manded for carelessness , which caused the
accident to truck No. 3 Dilver Gilbert of
engine house No 11 will get an official
scolding tor allow Ing his team to inn away
from him while going to n lire a few weeks
ngo , und Fireman Chniles Runnells will
get the same punishment for going to sleep
at a time when the rules foi bade slumber.
The case of Olllcei Foley , tiled ut the last
meeting for Intoxication , vvns nlso decided
He vvns found guilty , nnd will be lined ten
days pny.
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TEMPERANCECONVENTION.
IoIt.lies to St. I'.iul , 'Minn. , Thin Summer
to All.
The Catholic Totnl Absllnence Union of
Ameilcn , one of Ihe sliongesl lempeinneu
organisations In the world , will hold Us
Ivventy-fouith annual convention In St
Paul , Minn. , Augusl 1 lo 3 , next. lit.
Rev J D. Cotter , bishop of Wlnonn , Minn ,
Is piesldent , and llov. A. 1' . Doyle , C. S.
P. , of NLVV Yoik , Is becietuiy of the union.
AH bt Paul Is the homo of Aichhhhop
It eland , a convention of more than ordinal y
Interest nfny be looked for. A local com
mittee has been appointed , and the most
complete ntiungements me being inudo foi
giving Iho delegates und visitais u loyal
welcome to thu noitliwest , Certain sec
tions of the countiy nre nlieady promised
railroad intes much lower than those
usually seemed on HIKII occasions , and It
Is believed othPi- districts will > et fine
equally well. The attendance will bo laigo ;
not less than 1,000 piomlncnt teiiipuanco
vvorkeiH fiom nil pails of thu United States
und Canada being expected In fact , It IH
the Intention to mnko this the greatest
and most tepiesuntnUve gatlieilng of Cath
olic total abstainers evei brought together
Local exclusions mo be lng planned to all
points of Intelest. so the trip may bo innde-
one piulltublu In many ways. Fifty thou
sand copies of the Official Bulletin will be
Issued about Juno 1st. II will bo beauti
fully Illustiatcd , nnd will contain full pnr-
tlculniH us to t-ntt'itulnincnt , rates , routen ,
etc. , nnd will be soul flee to nny one Hcnd-
Ing name and nddicss. Addicas A. W
Outildgp , chairman local committee , St.
Paul , Minn. _ _
Ono of the llodirr , Recovered ,
NEWBURYPORT , Mass , April 1C. At 1
o'clock this morning Iho llfo saving crews
recovered Hie body of a sailor supposed lo
jo ono of the crew of the Jennie Carter ,
which went ushoro al Sullsbuiy beach lusl
frldny. There vvcro besides the captain and
his nolce six millers on the tjchooner when
she sank.
Itnbv I'rl < I Ight 1 n 4 Postponed
CROWN POINT. Ind. , April 1C. The
iloby prize light cases , which were to have
) cen tried hero this week , have been post
poned until the next term of court on ac
count cf Judge Langdon's Illnees. The
irobabllltles are thai tluy will not come up
'or u final hearing until the September
term.
< ln < Your fur Hurglar } .
SIDNEY , Neb. , April 1C. ( Special Tele-
; ram to The Bea. ) John Dcnnahan and
uter AJle , who burglarized the grocery
store of William Pease last week , today
i leaded guilty In district court , and were
sentenced by Judga Neville to one year each
u the penitentiary.
BIB-BEXSEirS GREAT SERVE
Alleged Murderer of Aft T,6wn Girl Bears Up
Under a Tenibio Str.thi ,
ARRAIGNED BY THE STATE'S ATTORNEY
Arguments ' Scinntloiml Case
nt .VIiir < ) mlltiMfii-Coiirt Itooni 1'iiclicd
with People Ainlilm to Hear
the Iuliorrf. .
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MAnSIIALI/rO\Vrtl < J' ' . April 1C. ( Special
Telegram to The DeisArsmnents to the
Jury In the Denticle iiiunler case coin-
luenceil this afternoon , Hon. II. 12. o.
Uoardman opening for the state. Ills pica
was n masterpiece In logical concltiglons
(
and metlioillcal preparations. He covered
the ground Inch by Inch from the commis
sion of the crime to1 the arrest of the de
fendant , weaving tlif various circumstances
brought out In the Ustlmony Into a plausi
ble chain of presumptive guilt. The de
fendant sat UiroiiRlu It nil \\llli the same
stolid Indifference that has marked her man
ner from the first. Even when the attorney
held up the bloody cbrpct of the victim and
thrust a knlfo through the holes made by
the assassin slic remained unmoved. Ilo.ird-
man will probably conclude by noon tomor
row.
row.The
The court room was densely packed and
the great audience was worked up to an In
tense strain of excitement.
Ncuspnper Sued for l.llicl.
CnnSTON' . Id. , April 1C. ( Special to The
Uce. ) A Eensatlon.il article In Saturday
evening's Oazette , regarding the flood.ilo
murder , has quickened the pulse of the citi
zens of the community Inlilcli the murder
occurred , and as a result the Gazette IH
the defendant In a $10,000 libel stilt. The
article claims that by a chain of suspicions
circumstances Ud Heed , a blacksmith ,
formerly residing In this tlty , Is connected
more closely with the murder than any
other party , and intimates that Heed Is the
murderer. The article stated that Mr. Heed
had skipped the country and was In hiding
In parts unknown. The facts In the case
appear to be entirely different from the
Gazette's ! -tateiiiens. ( At tlic time of the
murder Heed was In the vicinity where the
crlmo was committed. Since the murder ho
has been residing at Lenox , a small station
south of Creston , working at his trade. He
was In Creston Saturday evening , and since
reading the charges against him has com
menced action against the Gazette In the
sum above slated.
The theory advanced by the Gazette was
at the time of the murder thoroughly In
vestigated by Deputy Sheriff Dert Hall and
County Attorney James G. Dull , and while
some suspicion rested upon Heed , there was
not biiinclcnt evidence to arrest him for the
crime. The article claims that Heed had
suddenly disappeared after the murder be
came general talk , but It Is learned that
he was In Crcston and attended the trial
of Daldcrson and Kltld , the men charged
with the dime.
Ii-n Moim-s New fit } Ofllctulf
DHS JIOINES , April 1C. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee. ) Amidst a large attend
ance of spectators ho old city council held
.1 meeting this morning and closed up its
business i > reparatoiy > to stepping down
This afternoon the new city officers met and
were Inducted Into'ofilce , with Mayor Isaac
L. Illltib at the head. Seven new aldermen
also took positions. ' Major IIIIlls made a
short address , counseling the members to
work to ImproVfi and uphold the
city In a healthful and progreis-
l\e manner. The council then elected D. A.
Kookor , iccent city editor of the Dallj
Iowa Capital , city1 clerk ; Dr. W. H. II.
Matthews , city plijsklan , and John Mon
arch , chief of the llru department. Mayor
IIIIlls announced , Uio following appoint
ments , \\hicli were unanimously approved :
City marshal , Fred Johnson ; deputy mar
shal , Charles J. Slmfer ; captain of police ,
Geoige C. Sims , c-c-rolinty recorder ; ber-
geant of police. A. "X" Butln. The council
passed a resolution'-topping ; to the cutting
off of barnacles from employment by the
city.
t
Mr * . Miisnn 1'ollouK Ilur Murderer.
DCS JIOINES , April 1C. ( Special Telegram
to The Uce. ) Mrs. Maggie Mason died last
evening' at her home near Summerset , from
the effects of the wounds Inflicted by George
Ashworth March 'M. Ashworth sho't himself
last Friday when captured In the .barn of
his guatdl-in , William Ash , three miles south
east of Norwalk , and died soon afterwards
at his mother's house near by. The Summer
set community is terribly wrought up o\er
; he affair and threats are freely made against
[ icrsons who are suspected of having har-
nored and concealed Ashworth. Mrs. Mason
died without Knotting that Ashwoith was
dead. She was unconscious most of the time ,
and made no statement beyond what was
publlbhcd at the time of the shooting.
Sioux City Letter MMXCH Jtiildud.
SIOUX CITV , la. , April 1C. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee ) Persons unknown to the
authorities broke open seven street letter
boxes In the business portion of the city last
night and carried away the contents. TheMes
M\es were opened by Insertion of an Iron
jar in the neck of the padlocks and twisting
: hem off. Ono box broken open was within
half a block of police headquarters , another
was midway between the two principal
lotels. All were on streets where people
wore passing continually. The collections
averaged 100 letters to a box , and It Is be-
levcd nearly 700 letters were carried away.
: t Is not believed there was much In them of
Benefit to the thieves.
t'si'd Dutclier Knlfo on Ills Throat.
INDIANOLA , la. , April 1C. ( Special Ttle-
gram to The Dee. ) Samuql Lleberger , aged
about CO , committed sulclda at his home ,
! irco miles southwest of Liberty Center , a
town seventeen miles southeast of this
place. The old man lived alone with his
son. He had been acting strangely for
some time , and when the son went to town
Saturday ho Imagined It was for the pur
pose of having him sent to the Insane
isylum. When the son returned homo
Saturday night ho found his father lying
with his throat cut and a bloody butcher
knlfo lying nearby.
Torrllilo Dfalli of itn Inn a Hey ,
MONTEZUMA , la. , April 1C. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee ) Myron Morrow , aged 13 ,
\I\H killed at his father's brick and lllo fac-
ory at Barnes City In a horrible manner
oday. When In the act of dumping mud
nto the hopper of the grinder the horsei
nado a lunge and the boy was thrown Into
ho grinder , which was operated by steam ,
leforo hu could bo extricated his legs and
mrt his body \\ero jcrrjbly crushed and man
gled. It took an lunirand a half to got him
out , and he died boon afterwards.
Vim l.rmfii It 'tick ,
DUUUQUE. la. . April 1C. ( Special Telo-
; ram to The llepl.-1Senator ) John Day
Smith tonight telegraiVhed to United States
Iiistrlet Attorney Fells from Lim trmp
thai Special I'onMoii Agent Van 1. . ivon ha
been taken Riiddcnly and dnngeroimly ulrk
and will ask for continuance tomorrow The
government will probably require n ntrniiR
showing as to whether Van Lcnteu'd tick
ness Is real or assumed.
To Kiiforrn thn .Miirtln I.iur.
DES MOINI'.S , April 1C. ( Special Telegraii
to The Dec. ) An effort will bo mmlc atone
to bring DCS Molncs under the provisions o
the Martin license law by securing the slgna
lures of a majority of the voters of ( lie city
to n petition for the suspension of the pro
hlbltory law. The saloon keepers held n
meeting tail week and raised a purse of $1,00
to piy the expenses of making the canvas
for signatures. Ooorgo Kcenhold was put li
charge of the canvass , with power to sclec
his own assistants , Mi own compensation
$500 , being conditional upon his succost In
securing the signatures of a majority of th
voters at the flection Inst November , the
entire canvaw to be made within the nex
two wecki. The plan Is to make the canvas
by precincts and rush It through wlthou
giving the prohibitionists time to organize to
prevent the signing of the petitions.
Meanwhile the prohlbiilonlHU nrc not In
aetlse. their plan being to resist the BUS
pension of the law by the city council lintl
all the mines signed to the petitions can bt
published , so as to prevent duplication
frauds , forgeries and the counting of names
of voters who did not vote at the last clec
tlon.
nlu'ii Claim Aurnt Itt-ilRii * .
CnUAU RAPIDS , la. , April 1C. ( Specla
Telegram to The Ileo. ) Ueorgo C. Hebcr
ling , claim agent of the Chicago , Mllwait
keo & St. Paul at Marlon , has icslgned
which Is said to bo the result of his work
In hunting up evidence In the A. J. Taylor
damage ca o In the federal court last week
Taylor was awarded $ J.400 damages , when
the attorneys of the road , It Is said , antici
pated .1 vlctoiy. _
Will .Not i\irnd : i he I.uu.
CEDAR HAl'lJOS , In. . April 1C. ( Special
Telegram to The Bee. ) Chief Engineer
White of the Burlington , Cedar Rapids ft.
Northern road today bald the dispatch sen !
out from Mason City to the effect that that
road would extend Its Torest City line fiom
Armstrong to IMhenllle this > ear , thus
connecting with the I'aclllc division , was
unlruo. _
IO\TII Hunter Tiitul ! } Miot.
DUNUU' , la. , April 1C ( Special Telegiam
to The Bee ) While out hunting yesterday
afternoon George Nelson , a young man 18
years old , was shot in the right hip , the
gun being accidentally discharged by his
brother Ed. They were sons of J. D. Ncl'on ,
who lives two and one-half miles v\cst of
Dunlap. _
Dcxei t < > d HlH Wife and Children.
DUNI-AP , la. , April 1C. ( Special Telegram
to The Bee. ) Roy Gage , who was married
within the lust year and Is the father of
twin girl babies , deserted his young wife this
morning , leaving her a note saying she would
never see him again. He made an attempt
to commit suicide last vieek , but did not buc-
cced. _
I'rofrrrcd Deiith to hloluicss.
DUBUQUE , la. , April 1C. ( Special Tele
gram to The Uce. ) Michael Schmltt , a
bachelor farmer of Jefferson township , 37
years old , blew his head off with a shot gun
this evening. Illness was the cause.
Vnn I.eimm It ' dj for Trial.
DUBUQUE , la. , April 1C. ( Special Tele
gram to The Bee ) I'enblon Agent Van
Leuven Is In Lime Springs today and will
appear for trial hero lomorrow.
Niilloiuil Itiink Autlioi l/i > il nt Itnlfp.
WASHINGTON , April 1C The oomp-
trollei has authorized K. II. llelsell of Sioux
Haplds , In . and hH iiHsoclntes to organize
the First National bank of Uolfe , la.
Clmnm'cy Dcjicw ! ot u Candidate.
ST. LOUIS , April 1C. Chauncey M. Depow
before leaving last evening for Chicago ,
said ho had been mlsundeistood as to his
candidacy for the presidency of the United
States. What he had said was In a hu
morous sense and In connection with other
mailers. Inslead of being a presldenllal
candldalc lie was quite the reverse.
, lury for the Muiu-y Trliil.
CHICAGO. April 1C. The selection of n
jury In the case of Lieutenant Mauey ,
charged with killing Captain Hedberg at
Forl Sheridan , began today. The widow of
the dead olllcer , atllred In deep mourning
was presenl , and many soldlerb from the
fort were In atlendance.
Dew ill's Little Early Risers. Small pills ,
bate pills , best pills.
II r.
Conditions I'uvoriililo for SOXITO l.ortil
Storms In NrbriiH'iii.
WASHINGTON , April 1C. The indications
for Tuesday are :
For Nebiabka , low a and Kansas Increas
ing cloudlnebs and probably local rains , with
conditions favorable for severe local storms ;
high soulh , shifting to west winds and
colder Tuesday night.
For Missouri Increasing cloudiness and
probably local rains ; slightly cooler In
northweslern portion Tuesday afternoon
For South Dakota Threatening weather
and rain or snow ; east winds , shifting to
north and colder Tuesday night.
I.ouil Iteciiul ,
OFFICR OF TIIIJ WKATHUII lltmcAU , Ovtinx.
April 10 Omaha record of tompwaturo and
rain fall compared with corresponding day of
past lourycais :
180-1. 1803. 1802. 1891.
Maximum tenipoiatuto 7H = 02O 67 = 71 =
Minimum temporimiio. f > 0 = > 88 = - H = fiOS
Aver.iKo tempoiaturo. . G4 = > 00 = 62 = fiO =
1'rcclpltlitlon 00 T ,02 .07"
Statement showing the condition of torn-
pcrr.turoand praaipltatlon nt Omaha for the
day nml since March 1 , Ib'Jl ' ;
Normal tcmpnr.ituio r > 2o
Excess for the day mo
Exce silnco.Mutch 1 200O
Nornril proclnltatlnn 10 Inch
Dollclency for the day in Inch
Duliclcncy slnco Muicli 1 30 Inch
ItcportH from Other StiitlniiH at H I . M.
"T" ImllealiH trae-tt
GKOItGE K HUNT , Local Forecast ODlclal.
:
c :
ARE FOR THE FIRST TIME TO UNDERGO
WOMAN'S SEVEREST TRIAL , WE OFFER
i
| :
t A remedy which , if used as directed n few weeks before con 1
finement , robs it of its Pain , Horror nnd Risk to Life of both
' mother and child , as thousands who have used it testify.
I'
' " I ii'ctl two bottles of ' .MoTiir.iib' FRIEND' with MARVELOUS RESULTS ,
( : and uibh every worn in who has to pass through the ordeal of child-birth
to know if they use ' .WOTIII.KS' FRIEND' for a few weeks it will rob con-
frcment of pain and suffering and insure safety to life of mother and
I chilit Mub. S.\M HAMILTON , Eureka Springs , Ark.
Ii 5
Uook to Mothers mailed free containing ; voluntary testimonials.
i Pent I iv oxpruts , charges prepaid on rccrlnt nf prlcn , ft CO per bottlo.
Soldbyall Uruzclsti. IIRADF1KLI ) uiciDl UOU CO. , ATLANTA , OA.
. ! '
IMK'IVP TUP IVPAITP T V V
IlALSIMi lllli IMOjiIi 1AX
English Government Proposes to Procure
Moro Revenue in Thnt Wny.
ONE PENNY ON THE POUND INCREASE
Additional lilt to lie I'liurd on Spirits
Inrrrnwl Koxriuir Nvi r nrj to Mi-iit
u Trcmury Dcll.H of
HI ! ' . ! , 0(10,1100.
LONDON. April K.r-Thc budget provides
for an Increase of 1 penny on the pound on
the Income tax as pro-touted In the House of
Commons by Sir William Hnrcourt today.
Sir William estimated the total expendi
tures at 05,453,000 ( about $175,000,000) ) and
the revenuent COO.OoiS.OOO. lie said the
deficit of about 1,500,000 ( about $22,000,000) )
would not bo met by borrowing nor by
abandoning the fixed reductions of the na
tional debt. ( Loud applauio and ministerial
cheers ) The extra 1 penny on Iho pound
on the Income tax would yield about tl.'SO-
000 ( nearly $9,000,000) ) . Ho , however. In
tended to ralso the limit of exemption from
120 to 1CO , and also relieve Incomes be
tween 400 and 500 by an abatement of 100.
These nbilemcnts would mean a J early loss
of 1,150.000 , reducing the net giln on the
extra penny to 330,000 ( about gl.dOO.OOO ) . In
order to meet the remaining 11,000.000 deficit
he proposed to add C pence per gallon to the
duty on spirits and 0 pence per barrel on
beer.
DUTCH STIA.MIU : : i.osr.
Her Cnrgo Composed I'rlm Ipull ) nf Heel
Sugar Mini < ! | IIHH.
ANT\ViilP. Api II lG.-The IMgiim
Htenmcr Ii Kuj trr , Cnptaln Myci , which
united fiom this port on Mnnhi \ , bound
for Hoston , nnd wlilih IHIH not been sighted
since nho passed the Lizard the following
dny , lias been olllelnllv posted at lost. The
Do Ilnvter vvns built nt Glasgow In li > 7J
She loglstoiud 2,301 tons net.
UOSTON , April lfi.-Thc Hclglnn steamer
Do Hit ) ter today vvns posted nt Antweip ns
lost. She cnriled n now nf twenty-eight
men Henry Mjur was the captain. Ills
brother Is eotninander of the Belgian
steamer Ileimnnn of the amu line us the
Do llnjter , and iinothci In other , who watt
chief oilliL'i of the Dutch Htt'iimer Amster-
dntn. was drowne I with live oth"tn , .Innn-iiy
4 , by the cnpsl/liiK of a llfu boat , while on-
denvoiliiK to rescue the crow of the
Gloucester llslilng rhoonur ilniglo \ . " .
Wells. The Do Knvtei was heavily laileii ,
and her ciugo , whleh consisted luigely of
beet Hiig.ir In bags * and ciiscs of window
glass , would innko It oxtieinely dlfllrnlt for
her to Keep nllont In the event of her being
stove in by Ice
for llrii/llliin lti-l > t > ln.
BUENOS AYRES , April Ifi. Advices have
reached here from Montevideo to the effect
thai Piesidenl Plexoto of Brazil has Informed
Ihe Uruguayan government that his govern
ment Is prepared to pay Ihe quarantine ex
penses and passage money of all Brazilians
who quitted Ihelr country In consequence of
Iho Insurrection and who are now desirous
of returning to their homes. It Is added that
a general amnesty will ho granted all in
surgents , with the exception of the leaders of
the rebellion. _
lining M'lk Dili I'litvpil.
LONDON , Api 11 1C. The House of Lords
loday passed the lioilng sea bill , the House
of Commons having ugieed lo Ihe amend
ments of Loid Klmboilv , speietaiy of Htute
for foielp-n affairs. Including the change In
clause 7. Theie VMIH no debate , and the
final singes of the bill will be taken up
Clause 7 of the bill Is amended to lead us
follows :
"Whcie upon any pi decoding In any com I
aKulnsl u pel son and ship in lespecl of nny
offense agalnsl the act It IH piovod thnt
Ihe ship balled fiom ll poll of departure.
before the provisions of the uwuid vveie
known , and Unit .such a peison or master
of the whip did not , uttei wiillliiK and before
Ihe alleged offense , become awaie of those
piovislons , mieh n poison shall be acquitted
and the ship shall be released and not for
feited. " _
Killlro.ul MnUo In Itiisnlii.
HOSTOFF , Russia , Api II 1C. One Ihou-
sand eight hundied metlmnlcs on the Vlad-
Ikavkas railroad have stiuck for al Inciease
of vvames. Theio Is also consldeiable UKltu-
tlon iiinonK the men emploved on the ditu-
koft railroad. _
cstloii rohtpniKMl In llrn/il.
PARIS , Apill 1C. Pilvato lelrgrams in-
cclvcd heie from triihlvvuithy somecH , dated
Hlo tie Janeiro , say that the Biazillnn con-
grtss will jitobably not meet at the tlmo ( ii > -
polnted , Muv M , and that the state of seise
will last until the end of June.
( i-rniui iniur : | s Arrltt'M lit Vi'iilce.
VENICE , Api II 1C. The empiess of Oer-
many and her bonn have ai lived heie on
board the German w.uMiIp \ on .Moltke.
Health ! Qm you buy
yit | ? Yes , when it is
O possible with a single
box of
O'S
( Tasteless )
, to cure Indigestion (
Biliousness and Sick-j
iheadache.
LUXURIANT HAIR
IB produced by the Ol'Tiri HA llBMEliirs wlion
all old urn fall. The ) i Incline Ilia
KC tip or Inltulliii ; null } , i rimtul ,
nnd lilotcli ) Immure , Btlmiilulu
thu h ill' rolllclcD , nnil ileatro > mi-
croacoplc lixecu ulilch rt'ud on
tin1 hair , and hinrriMiuuil when
the lu-vt ] ili\rkhn nml nil ulhtr
remcdlca Cull. Hi/hi Un , iiuhmit ih'jorlil. .
V - . " ( " 1J"-lt-1 | w
_ rjnnhrrlna-A. | | In Hiaiilo und
'nilcrnl ' cimrl' . „ KIHIIIIH JJOO-7-8-I ) , Shutout
> lcicl ( , Council Illlllln , la
SCHOOLS.
CT. MAHY h SCHOOL Ilinlfii C'liy , I , I . Ni-vv
Oynrk AiU inlnKi n uf Ni'\v Vork Spocltil In-
tmctlun In Music anil Art Cullik'o I'n pm.ilorv
inul IMtcllMi Coururs of Sluib IJmraifiMiii'iitH newer
or Sept IhlH. Miss.ltTLIA U TAUVVKM. . 1'ilu
A SICK IONIAN ,
\MnU him 'Hunk * of It > ) lim ( if I'lMCltirt
for Ilin IC.MIrt of All smi , rorn.
I'rolmlily more women lici'oino vvnntoit
nml fruled Invulliln fioin clmmlo inturrlml
condition * tliuii from nil oilier crumct com-
blneit. Mr * . Hnrry I.nvv , DID N. Mill Rtioot ,
Is lii'M In the highest personal respect liy
it lurso cliclc of frleiulx , She Is wife oC
Mr. Hairy I.HVV.lio comluots ( hut | > oUi |
Inr resort. "The Court , " ut 311 South 161N
street. Mrs. l.iuv tayai
MIIS HAItUV LAW
( H9 North ZSth tt , Omnhn.
"I don't think that any woman who liar
taken tirutinontltli Mr Hliepard i-vri
fools an thoiiKli alio coulil Hpeuk too lilthly ;
of IilM vvoik
"My blood vvns thin ai water and pnl nii < <
liy uitiiiih , ami the Htomm'li and kldnoj
snlVeicd from thli cau e. Mv food B.IV
mo p.ilit and often \omlllii ? . ItVIIH oiil'r '
lillloiiH < 1 > - < | ii jislji The ctotnach HOOIIUM ! In
a ferment oontlnunlly. The intim-les of m *
I leK HIII' sides wore alwa > s soio Anjl
i'\ti i rsoition inado me feel faint , U
flimmli I v culil Mimll My nerves \\vi4
iinittiniK so that I coulil not Bleep , and ml
l-oait vviu e iMIy dlstuihed In Hhott 1
WiiM vuu't and pioMrated In eveii l > ait
A a i i't of Hi , Shi'paid's tionfniMtf
I ImviURiilned \eellent health t an ]
Mioi'iS'r than I ha\i > liecn for yem I
have iV'iv conlldi-iK o In Dr. Shepaid 11114
In III1- skill In rhnmle. dlsniHOB , and . 'OIIK
pund 1 tin to my filcniNlio ni.ij Mei {
modiiMl I dp "
'iIHU > IHII TIII : M MI.S
Catarrh and all eutnlile dlseavcs treati'4
at low and unlfoim tales meillelne ftow
Patients ut a distance successfully ticutuit
by mall. Send for HJ mptom blank.
DRS , COPELASD & SIIEPARI ) ,
ROOMS 311 AND 312 NP.\V YORK MPB
HUILD1NO , OMAHA. NIMI.
Offlco Ilouia 9 to 11 a. m.j 2 to 5 p. m ; 7 t <
8 p. m. Sunday 10 a. in. to 12 in.
Stonm and Hot Wntsr Homing foi
RosldoicoB and Buildings.
J. C. B1XBY ,
202 Main , 203 Pearl Streets , Council
BlulTs , Iowa.
DYEING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND DRY CLEANING.
Send for Clictllur and 1'uco LKt.
Council Bluffs , - - Avenue A ami 26th1-1
Omaha , ] . )21 Karnuin Stieot.
GEO. P. SAHFORO , A. W. RICK MAN ,
1'iuiUluiit. C.islilur.
Firs ! National
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , lown.
Capital , - . $100,000 ,
1'rolits , - . . 12 , < ) < ) < Ji
OHO of the oldest bnnUo In Iho Htnte of Iowa VV'n
solicit join liUHlness , iiul iiillcuiloim Wopiv/ / ?
per cum on tlmo UepoaUn.Vovvillba yl asucl to'
Bee and Hcrvo you
Sjicciai Nobicesi
COUNCIL BLUFFS ;
_
UO YOU KNOW THAT DAY & HJJ8S HALJ
come choice barKuliia In null und
lunil nciu thla ell ) t
QAUUAGL : HIMOVUL > ,
clilimic > a ckuiii.il. ia llutltu , at 'iuilur'tl
tiocery , MO Iliu.iUnny.
Allh'l ItACTH AND LOANS , 1'AH.M AN a
cily moiirity tiouclit uiul uold. rim-y &
' 1 human , CuuiKll II I uff. ) . '
VOL'NQ I.ADY MUNOClUAl'Iinit AND TYI'lli
wilUi ilculif ) tlluutlon ; lua liml uxi > ult.ticu In
li nkl.kpiiliiK | nlsu , Lent lufercncti. AUUic 4
N ! ! ) , Uco , Cmmcll niuffn.
_
I'Ahi't itAcii : , nuar CI.AHH , j.uii 400 IIIA"IJ :
uf Htuck , about .1 mill * north nt town. C.ulli
J. 15 to tl IX ) , horne * 11.00 In HO ) , fui m-avon.
Am II 11 to Oitobu 15. Oooil man In cliuu <
or niocli , pknty craux , F.I It ami wutci Ol
will lint to uuud man with SI.UWQO capllul I'j
Invest In dally , Iio0uml poultry bUHlnciu , fooil
C-riiom IIOUHD nml nil cnmuuuiii'H l' <
JuilHun , WJ till UM.IIUU or ( . ' < /un
ell IJHllTu.
RALAUY Oil COMMISSION TO THU HIOHTl
Kintluimn or luily Cull at once , i ; ( . ' it Mi
Cu . 200 Main mint. Council llliiffn.
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vvoik Mr . U. A. Uiiuuhcrt ) , 1U1 Suiiih 1 .IB
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ltS IN
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BICYCLES A full line of medium and high grade whec's. '
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