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U. W. TILTON ? , Lessee.
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Orol'l , Council mut . E. 1' . Clarlc , prop.
MI'c , Real Estate agency , & Irodwa" .
A meetng of the councIl as R committee
of the whole Is I booked for tomorroW evening
at 73O o'elock. ,
Hebcknh RelIef associAton will meet In
Independent Order of Ohl PelowR hail this
afernon , All Hebeknhs ore earnestly reo
Iluest,1 to nttend.
Thurs,1y , will be fag l1y . with the pUblc
shoiL. and especlnl programs : and allpro'
prl1te e1erclses have leit arrnbfl for : I
the room" _
A mArIng" lIcense has been 'Issue.l . to I. ,
S. Inncale. AgCI 2 : . and Efe Young , ngll
2 both of CouncIl Burs , They wcre mnr-
rlell by leT , I. I Thlckstun Monday enn-
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Ing.The
The Board of Super\'lors was In sess'on
all tiny ) 'eFterfAY , but the matter of Ilulnl
bomb to make UII the treasury fefclt .Ihl
not come UII , Al wna expecte.l. I will be
. . brought UII today for consIderation. .
Special conlnunlcnlon gxcllslor 1011le No.
219 , Ancient I.'ree anti , Accepttllasons .
this evening for \erl , In the third degree.
VisitIng hrcthrn cordIally Invited . A banquet -
quet wIll hc given after the worlc. W. A.
HighsmIth , W. M.
"llgltt 1 Itls , " the Byrne Brothers' veil-
mown antI , 1101lulnr spectacular play , has
been booked for two performnnces nt Do-
liatty's , I.'ehruar 27 and 28. H viIi not go
to Omaha this season When seen here last
year I ln.lo . A great hit.
The MInisterial assocIaton wIll hId an-
other conference with Colonel Heee or Man-
nwn next Monday , when It Is expected that n
contract wil ho clse,1 , by w Itch ' n Chau-
taulua auemhly wi he ) assured the patrons
of the lake next summer.
Bluffs , lvlFlon No 2i , Uniform Hanle
Knights of Iytilas. wIll give a private lurty )
In their ball ton' ht. , They have Invited the
uniformed lemb rl or IndtpeIlcnt Order of
Odd Pelols and . American Iechanlcs and
hove arranged for supper nt ICIoli hotel
Tim fire Ilcpartment was called 10 the
corner cf Broadway and Scott Ltrl'et yester-
tiny morning at 7,10 : o'clocle hy nn alarm of
fire from Stephen flros. ' IllumblnA shop.
Ono or the workmen ] got . spark tangled up
In n barre or onkum. The damage WaS
Igh t.
A. T. Shiztw who wns nccusel or stealIng
some old Iron , exploln that he bought about
bOO 110unls from two hoys , paylll them t
cents for It. lie sold It to the foundry for
$ 2.58 , antI hoe no Idea I was stolcn by the
boys untIl the owners Put In their clnlm. lIe
lays he does not know who the boys nrc.
Oscar lanon or Voley township was be-
fore the Insane commissioners yesterday on
the strength of nn Information led by
Charles \Varncr. Thee was no doubt that
: ho was out ot hIs right mind when the
complaint was made , but ho was all right
yesterday , and the commissIoners discharged
: hIm.
hIm.The .
The Crystal League Debating Society oC !
Omahn wi meet In n contest with the
bobs of the Council Bluffs hIgh school Mal11
1 There wi be n lebate and oration ,
declamatIon , and other InterestIng feAtures
on the 11rogrnr 'he contest wIlt bo In ( ho
opera house , and an admission fee or 2r
cents wi be charged to proeuro equipments
: for the cadet company.
Frne ! Nnprovene ] , the shoemaker whose
rapid succession of woes kept the public's
teeth on edge all last week has turned from
the flowIng bowl , so far as can be seen . and ,
Js strIvIng to gain Ito straIght anti narrow
path which his hotter hAl marked out for
him on her return from Missouri Valley. lie
has moved Into n house next door to Chief
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Scanlan , and announces his intention oC pnt-
'terlng ' his career after those of his neigh-
bore who have attained eminence.
The probabIlity Is that when the Ilemo-
erotIc convention takes ! place this evening
at the : court house the Colonel William
Henry Knepher delegatIon from the Second
. precinct of the Second ward will be ad-
. - milel to Sl ats In IlreCerence to the regu-
. I lnrly appointed delegates. Colonel Knepher
claims he hal Corty-seven men at his caucus ,
while thc so-called roular only hol thirteen ,
and ho proposeS to show R. N. Whitesey ,
the city chairman , that ho still reIgns over
Iarael.
In the ese of John Andersen against the
Hamburg hotel company which has been
pendIng In the United . States court for the
past two years and a half . thtQ big volumes
or leposllons and a buhel basket full of
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' brick and mortar were fed yesterday with
the clerk of the ceurt. Anderson Is suing
-4 the company for an unpaid balance er $6,000 ,
but the company puta In a counter cJahn , nl.
leglng faulty construction oC the buildIng ,
and the brick and mortar are Intended to be
iisd as exhIbIts.
John Scheentgen was on lie witness
stand In the district court yesterday to tes-
( lily with regard to' the claIm the firm of
Oroneweg & Scheenlgen have 01 the stock
and fixtures of Taylor & Vaughan , thc gro-
cers who failed last summer. When the
faIlure took III ace Taylor & Vaughan exe-
cutel n cbolcl mortgage In favor of Orone-
weg & Schoentgen and the First National
bnlk er this city jointly. Other crediors ,
the Crystal Mill company , the CouncIl Bluffs
Gape $ Growers' associatIon and StewArt
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Dros. , found . thomselvts holding the sack
and they are now fightIng the claim oC
Oroneweg & Schoentgen In the hope of get-
Ing somethIng 10 put In the sack
The case oC Anna Damiz against WillIam
Dauerlemper , , In whIch the , Illalntf sues
for damages , allegIng that th4 defendant Is
the father of her babe was to have been
tried yesterday but by nn ngreemLt oC attorneys -
toreys It went over until next term. The
reason for the postponement was that n
crImInal case Involving the saute Issues 1
new pending In the supreme court , and the
decisIon wilt have considerable to do with
determlnlnr the result oC , Ito ( present case.
Dnuerltemller was tried convicted and fen.
tenced to fourteen months' Imprisonment
about a year ago but managed to keel out
of the penitentiary by means of nn appeal
bond The case wi Probably bo decIded nt
the May term. Dauerltempel belongs to a
wealthy famiy In the eastern 11art of the
county. _ _ _ _ _
We lave ever $300.000 10 l'lan upon 1m.
proved Iowa fnrms. Farmers Ieslrlnloans
cal lave money by dealing direct with us ,
thereby saving agent's commissIon We do
not 11:1 en wIld lands nor In Nebraska
Lul ( & Towle , 235 Pearl street
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F E. DobbIns Is sIck In Creston , where
be went to visIt his Ilurents.
George E. Gage and F . C. 1.lbbey have returned -
turned to theIr hemo In Boston.
Hev. Dr. Askin Is still confined to his rom
C by Illness , but Is slIghtly Improvel ,
A. " ' . W'mnn and Henry Ouren have rc .
turned from an extended visit to lorhla. 1
J. E. .arhnore of Avoca , formerly deputy
county , clerk there , was In the cIty yesterday -
Born , yesterday afternoon to Mr. anti Mrs.
'V E. Chambers , 623 11yuster street , a
daughter
Mrs. George Wright of Avoca Is vIsiting
tier sister , Mrs. Wi lirlggs 813 South Seventh -
enth street.
H. Bennett of Cedar Rapids Is In the city
for n short vl&lt. The posItion ho occupIed ,
a deputy insurance Inspector of the western
part of Iowa for the InspectIon bureau hiss
been flell by the allpolntment of Wilam
Shaw , who assumed his new lutes last
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Meals wi be served In the Escman build-
tng by the ladles of Iroalway church , I cb-
ruary : n and 22. Lunches lt noon , chicken
: pie dinner Thursday and turkey dinner I'rl-
dl1 , front ' 5:30 : to 8 II. I m , laclt meal 25
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Little Hatchet social-V. P. B. 0 , t-
First l'rubytcrlan church , tomorrow night.
Entertainment auditory , ocular and guslatory.
A varIety of useful and fancy articles will
bo for sale at the Daznr of National wi
Ntonal
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days , February 21 and 22.
' Buckwheat cku , leaf sugar syrup one ef
the hfeaklt dishes at Pearl chop house , 15c
Nl 1\VS \ FHOji \ ou-i ! BLUFF ' ) . I :
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Workmen for tbo Ga Oompnuy Nnrowts
Escnpo Death by .spbyxintou , I
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THEY TAWE OUT A FROZEN MAIN
Ed C"mCU80n anti " 111m ; Uucll'RI Un-
cou8cluUR In n hole IUII Arc Rescued
Just In Than by Snlrlu'
dent " 'rIg1tt.
Ed Clemenson , foreman of the gas COl' :
p3ny's offIce , and WillIam nuel , one cf his
subordinates , were working on a broken
main near the corner 01 EIghth street and
8econl ! avenue last evenIng between r and
6 o'clock when nn accident took place that
almost resulted seriously The main hall
frzen and burst , which necessitated the
dgglng up of the Illpes An alcohol lamp
was taken doWn Into the hole for the pur-
pee of melting the Ice that hal acetiniti-
Intell around the break. SuperIntendent
Wright , who WAS with them , thought the
thIng was somewhat rIsky , and told them so ,
but thy thought they' could 10 It In safety ,
and proceedel The Ice melted and the
gas commenced 110urlng out with n hiss that
could be heard across the street , Both men
were overcome by the deadly odor ant fell
Into the hole. I they hall been alone they
would 11IIoubtel1y have been killed In n
short time. SUllerlntellent Wright pUlet
them out And found them unconscIous. Under .
founl Inconscous
ter metlcal care they soon revIved and .
were tAken to their homes , Cemenson on
Madison street and Duel on Seventh avenue.
I Is thought they will both bo all right this
mornIng. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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Ins tastes medicinally , In keepIng with ether
luxuries A remedy must be pleasantly acceptable -
ceptlble In form , purely wholesome In compe-
sllon , truly beneficial In effect an'l entirely
free from every objectIonable qualIty. I
really ill ho consuls a physician : If consti-
paled . he uses the gentle family laxative ,
Syrup oC Figs. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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It's UstiiIiy Quiet
In most stores during Inventory , but we
have net experienced It lint ( way. and attri-
bate Ito Iho numerous bargains offered In cur
various departments , which we shell continue
ns long ns they last.
46.lnch French serges and . henrlettas . were
7rc. now 3Dc.
40.lnch French serges and henrlelas , were
SOc ' now 33c.
All our dollar novelty dress goods reduced
to SOc.
BIg reduction In black goods of all grades.
All wool remnants ot n great sacrifice .
CLOA KS.
EVERY GARMENT IN STOCK AT HALF
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IICE.
75c and 8c fine cashmere hose , ribbath and
plAIn , .ISe.
5Sc sail , SOc English cashmere hose rIbbed
and plain 3 for $ 1.OO.
See values In misses' and chIldren's hose
at1ic. 25c. 33c.
SPECIAL PRICES IN LINENS.
1lptou's No. 2 and 3 Ceylon teas , hal
price . SOc and 26c.
Hcaey made sheets and pIllow cases at less
titan the cost of muslin.
$1.00 shrunk wool skirt patterns . rOe ; $1.25
anti , $ 150 qualIty . 75c.
BIG REDUCTION ON ALL GRADES OP
UNDERWI AR.
FOWLER DICK & WALKER.
BOSTON STORE ,
Council Bluffs , la
Card of Tkiaiiics I
Mrs. E. Lelert and children wish to ex- I .
sail . their sIncere thnnlC ana gratitude to the
members of the Danish Brotherhood and
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friends for their kIndness and respect shown
f.urlng the sickness : m ) death of our beloved
fntl r. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
WI I 1'lnl.h 'oduy.
The work of grading Union avenue will
probably be finished today possibly by noon , '
And the 2rO men who have been ntaklng geed
wages will bo again out of employment. '
\Vhen the gradIng commenced there was apparently -
parenty not the slightest Idea In the minds
or those nt the head or affairs lS to how much
worl there would be. Superintendent Harris
stated that It would ' give work to 200 men for
sIxty da's. An overage or about 150 men
have been employed each day for eight days
and lie work Is all dope. The one prQmllent
feature about the whole thing was the energy
dIsplayed by the men employed. Some of
them had been out oC employment for months
and they realized the necessity oC makIng hay
wllo ) the sun shone. E\'er morning as early
as 5:30 : o'clocle the teams would be nt work
battling dirt to the place oC operations , and
although the men and teams hnd te walt
until 7 o'cocc. when the foreman come to
give out the tIckets , they dId so gladly.
Some or them have made ; r a day , and many
of them as much ns $4 , so that the wolf
has been given many a good scare away from
the back door , oven If he has not been put
out or the way entirely.
\ 0"1 Resigns.
AlexAnder Wood yesterday afternoon files
with thc city clerk his resignation as canll-
date for park commission on the republican
ticket. and asked that his name bo not
Printed on the city tickets. Chairman Ard
of the city central commlteo was seen yo-
' and stated that ho woul ( call
terdoy ht would cnl a meet-
lug today for the purpose of puttIng another
callllnte ( In the field. Mr. Wool states that
five years Is too long a term for nn ofce
that hnsn't anything In It but n lot or worlt
, nail worry , hence his resignation . No one has
so far ben mentioned as his successor , and It
Is not Impossible that the republicans will
endorse A. C Graham , as they 111 five years
ago. Mr , Graham Is a democrat , and ho Is
not this nominee oC his own party ns yet . But
he 1110ubttl ) wIll bl' . and soma of his
friends In the republican party are In favor
of nominating him In advance or lie conveti-
ten of his own party.
I'OittIIIttS IHvltiptl.
The populsts oC the cIty were to have
held meetings last evening In all the wards
for the ' purpose oC ehoOlng delegates to a cIty
conventIon tomorrow eyenlug nt Liberty hall .
Iii the Thlrll ward , where tin alderman was
to have been nom Inn ted , there was no metIng -
lug whatever , enl In the Fourth thtro vns
merely a little gathering or popuilstst'lio
put In It\ tIme cussIng and discussIng Wal
street Thomas Bowman , Grover Cleveland
anti the motor cemllany. In the ( First , Second -
oath antI Sixth wards delegates were selEcted ,
antI In the Sixth Joseph Sherlock was nom-
mated . candIdate for alderman. 'fhere Is a
strong f elhlA among some of the leading
representatves or the people's party that
nothing will be gained b ) having n tIcket In
the field. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
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For salt , fixtures aiidlcaee . City Steam
laundry : etabl8hEd business : must be sold
nt cnce 1. W. \ImIer , receiver , E. Ii.
Shoots & Co. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Co.IltJI'rl l'I'I"1 Gliry.
WorJ was received from the Avoca court
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yesterday by Count Attorney Saunders that
Eti \ BIrd anl Wllam McIanlels two of the
gang that was concernet In numerous
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Lueglar es In end around Oakland 'at summer ,
bait \ 1leaded , guIlt ) 1 1 hey will b3 sentencell
tOlorro\ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "that good
laundry , " and Is located a\ \ 724 Broadway
I In roubt ( aboJt this , try I and bo convInced
ton't ) forget name and number Tel 167.
Davis sells drugs , paint And glass cheap
( 'utility .t ti't 'I'uk. I Jtiiiii .
Mrs. Jane Kirby , whose Illcultes with
her children were aired In the newspapers
some weeks are , has applied 10 .verseer
of the leer Swearingen for assistance. Her
case Is a sad one , In spite of the fact that
she seems to bo largely to blame for her
Ilresent destitute coiiditlon. All her Eons ali
lauhtcr are residents of this county and
wel fixed financIally. SOle of , them are
willing to Ilro\'lde for her support , but she
wi have nothing to do wIth thel , while
ethers will not helll her and to them sItu
clings with all her mother's affection . She
Is now so old as to be almost helplcs , and
yet Is cOllleled to cal upon the county anl
support. Mr. Swesrlngen appeared before
this bard of supervisors yesterday and asked
that tie county attorney b3 Instructed te
bring a suit 11 order that It might be determined -
termlned who was to w compelbd to leak
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after her welfare. ThI action was not taken ,
but It Is \tely that a lawsuit of some kind I
, rfl ! ! I. n'eary : In order If krep hcr tram -
Its\Jng. . . . I
. All At halt I'rlcr ,
We will contnue \ sell all our frames
and pictures at just half price alt this week .
I Open every evening . n , L. Smith & Co. , 45
Main street _ _ _ _
Gas heatIng stoves for rent sad for sale 3l
Counci Bluffs Gas eompnny's ofllce .
1'ArlnUU''I the Atnpiiltlioittcr .
In another week the Cllautnuqu amphi-
theater wIll be n thing of the past . As stated
some time ago In Th lIce , the contact for
tearing It ( hewn ) was let 10 J. E. Holenbeck ,
anti ) hl has been at work with n force of men
for about a weele past The materials of
which I Is I composed are to be taken to Mr.
nolenb ck's place In this city and sold for
old lumber.
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George and his hatchet See them tomor-
row night. First PresbyterIan church , Y. I'
S. C. E. _ _ _ _ _
: h l'llmln. Ihlttlrhll.
Miss Jennlo Fleming , who reside nt -733
South FIrst street , reported 1 to the polIce yes'
terla ) that her home had been burglarized
durIng the night anti UO $ In cash nml n gold
watch bad been Inlen. During the afternoon
In Investigation WAS mllt but there I but
HUe probability or the thleC being located ,
Neatest drug store. Taylor's , Grand hotel.
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UNION . CUUYT1' TE.tCItllfi.
. \.ocIRlon lcmhen Meet at . \ ton nail
Ihcn I . 1 ; < lcllonRI ttiit ( erg .
CRESTON , In. , Pcb. 19.-Speclnl.-The { )
Union County Teachers' association hehl Its
regular meeting Saturday nt Afon In thus
Normal college . There were 100 teachers
present and ninny vlsllors The program was
the best yet rendered.
City politics are becoming greatly compl- .
entoil. The Second ward Is II nut especIally
bal conthitiout . The republican nominee for
alderman teclnct to accept , all another
caucus Is called for tomorrow night. John
hull , proprietor of the DaIly News has an- I :
nOI\ncell that he will bo an II1epellent can-
dhlato In thAt ward 'fhe IIOpulsts will
likely nominate n utica.
A change , has been mndo In the program
of the . armers' institute , to be held In this
city February 28 unl March I. liout. J. it.
Sage oC Des MoInes will lecture instead : of
Itoh . James Wilson oC Ames. Sage Is director
oC the United States weather burenu auth Iowa
anl
weather crol' service at Des MoInes , unl his
lecture will be "PlAin Talk About the
Weather. . " The nUenlance wl bo Inrge
Dphtheria Is spreading , but not rapIdly .
unl the health officers nre conlhlent they
have the dlselse practically under control.
Senator J. B. Inrsh came home this after-
noen trout Fairfield , where he lectured to n
state tcachers' meeting.
The minstrels given by sixteen Creston
young ladles will realize about ; 2OO , which
will be given to the Cottage hospital.
A. A. Brown n member at the frm oC
thrown Dre8. at this city died Sunday at
Greeloy Colo. , where ho hn.1 . gone for hIs
henlth. His de31h was front c5nsumpton.
A 22-year-old dnughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Conhey residing southwest oC Creston. was
fatally shot last evenIng b ) her younger
brother . I was the old story of "dldut't know
It was loaded. " The boy was snapping the
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gun nt his sister whel the weapon was dls-
charged , The gun ' \as loaded with bucltshot I
And the charge tore away the lower part of :
the ( gIrl's chIn laceratIng her neck and
breast and also wounding bier right arm .
which she hal raised l'eCore her face just ' before -
fore the weapon was discharged. Phslclans
report the wound serious and probably fatal ,
The democratic ward caucuses were hell
last evening anti the following gentlemen selected -
lectel : First ward , George Wibee : Secoll
ward A. J. nawls ; Third ward. D. J. MIller :
Fourth ward , Henry PCeller : Fifth ward ,
August MIller. The democratic city '
1111. lemocrlc ciy canyon-
ton ( meets tomorrow evening.
Miss Joslo Mallory entertained about one
hundred ef her frIends last evening at
Mallory's hall . I was n swell society event
and many were present front abroad.
Switchman Frank Grandy went to Omaha
this afternoon for n brief visit.
118.ourl VallY Knights of l'ythln8.
MISSOURI VALLEY , la. . Feb. 19.-Spe- {
ctaI.-Monday ) evening Anchor ledge No. VG ,
Knights of Pythlas , celebrated the thirty-
second anniversary of the order by tender-
lag I reception and banquet to about 250 In-
vited guests. This receptIon and banquet
has become an annual social affair with
wih
Anchor loge all Is always looked forward
to by society-goIng people a one ef the
most brilliant fuutctions. Monday evening's
was no exception , In fact many pronounce It
the most enjoyable social evept occurring In
the city In years.
Turned hr. 1)lunoy nown.
DES MOINES . Feb. 19.-Speclal { Telc
grain.-Flfty ) stockholders of the Iowa Deposit -
posit and Loan company met thIn evening ,
and by I vote of 24 to 26 refused to endorse
the management ef the offices by Dr. E. C.
SpInney , who was recently removed from the
cilhce or secretary and general manager. According -
cording to Dr. Spinney's figures lila means
a loss to him of about $20,000.
Cnl"cl".1 Money for Iylhlcn' InUllrM.
OTTUMWA Itt . Feb. .
A. II. , 19.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Ex-Overseer ) of the Poor Patrick
Brady was today found guilty of cheating
by false pretenses by collectIng hundreds of
dollars for transprtation and support of
mythical paupers This Is one of six Indict-
ments against him The extreme penalty Ie
seven years In the penitentary.
JE.17'JEl j.'UtC.ST ,
Fair one " armor wih South Winds for
Ni.Irasltut.
WAShINGTON , Feb. 19.-The forecast for
'Vednes"uy Is : For Nebraska and 10wa- .
Fall ; warmer ; south wInds .
1"01 Missouri-Fair : slightly warmer :
southwest to west winds.
For South DAlwtn-I.'alr : southwest winds.
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For : Kansas-Fair : variable wlnls
I.n'al It'corI.
OFFICE OF TiE WI ' 'IEn 'DUREAU.
OMAhA , Feu. 19-Omaha record of temper-
pemture and rlinful , compared wih Ibo
corresponding day oC the past four years :
1s')5. 1891. itIl. 1892.
183.
Maximum tetnperature. . . 4 10 (2 '
Minimum tmllerlure. . . 20 .4 3G 17
, , , , . , 30
Average temperature . . . 3 H 22
lreelplulon . . . . . . . . . .0 .0 .0 1'
CondItion of temllorture anti . prccipitatioi
at Omaha for lie day and since March 1.
I 89 I :
Normal ( eniperattiro. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
flxcss for the ( lay. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , \
Nerlll precipitation . . . . . . . . . .03 Inch
Delclency for the day . . . . . . . . . .O Inch
'fatal utreclpitidtIOut since March 1 I6.Sr Inches
prelplaten 10.f
Deficiency since March 1. . . . . 16.0 Inch os
U"lltl train Other StatCnl at / I' . M ,
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Oinab't. . . . . . . . . . 3U 41 .00 Clear. - -
North , l'lalo. . . . 3s 4 10 .00 1'lrlcloud ' .
Valuiuihuiu. . . . . . . 40 ( I ( .ini Citjur .
.11
Coar.
Chlcow . . . . . . . . : H : i .00 Clt'ar
111. Louis. . . . . . . . . 32 : U .10 Clear .
St. l'auii. . . . . . . . : : G , Oi Cear. 1I'lelell ' .
Uln'"Porl. ' . . . . :4 :1 : .00 Cloiiii' .
IIO .L City . . . . :11 : 40 .0th Clear . )
U"I\er. . . . . . . . 44 / . to ) ' ' .
: lurleleml
\0
SaIl I"lko Cit ' . . . . : G 40 .01 ) mewl .
itapittcity . . . . . . 48 51 .00 ' )
HlllldCIY. -N
101Iu. . . . . . . . I - $ I .0,1 I'arleleldy .
lllllarc ; : . . . . . . . 3& I . oii Clouds' .
hI.'llecn . . . . . : : G 31 .10 . CluulV. OICu"y.
Clieyenuu . . . . . . . 30 : : .IU . Cleur.
MI , Cly. . . . . . 40 44 .00 Clomly.
tiuIvesuaL , , ! . . . . . . . /U ) I : . .11 Cleat.
' -I ' Indicates trace of precIpItatIon .
wf I. . , precplolon. . I.I. Observer.
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TI thu I'itcltlc Col ami W.llrl 101118.
Via the Union Pacific . the World's Pic-
tonal ) , Ino. Heal the time . Tu San Francisco I -
cisco from Omaha , V7 hour : tu Portanl
traits Omaha , 65 % hours. First class through
Pullman cars . lining car service unsur-
passeil Free reclining chair .
roclnln ! carl. Uphol-
stored pulmun Colonist sleepers daily be-
twecn Councl Bluffs , Omaha and Sun Fran-
deco , vii a. & N , W. and Union Paclfo sys-
tem , without change. connectng at Cheyenne
with sImIlar cars for Portsnd : alse daily
betM"en Kansas City and Portand , connect-
lug at Cheyenne wIth similar cars for San
F'rnnclsco.
Corresponding ( line anti servIce to Colo-
rado . Utah , Wyoming Idaho and Montana
Ilolnts. HAHHY I' , DIUiI I , .
City Ticket Agent , 1302 l arnlm street ,
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'ill1uFTllE { L.A.W.ASSEMBLY - . \
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Many Minor Obnng . Made j.Trtbo By-Laws
and Gecml 'u' , s ,
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MOVING AHEAD FOR BETER , . ROADS
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Seam of I'rleeq for tinting Meets Set-Set'
erll ImlonR Ullotiln , c Se'erRI
Others In.lo Mnr3 . ! Uhulng ;
nn thus ( lhnceI .
"
- 'Id .
NEW YOt , Feb. 19-tctilng \ IreslM lt
ChArles L. Luscemb called "tbo' . ' con\'enton of
Ito ( League of American Wheelmen , , te order
today . The , first business was on section
12 of article " ' . , relatIve to the meeting of
the division board ef officers , The nmeuI- !
meat Was the substitution of "on the secoml
Wednesday In December , " for "In the month
of Decemb2r , " I was decIded to leave It ns
It stands
I was decided to change the date oC . ( Ito
national assembly meeting from the third to
the second Monday In Februiary oC each ) 'enr ,
l'resldcutt I.uscolb read Ihe following tele-
gram , sent to lobert Gentle of Asbur Park :
"Colorado sells congratulntons , W1 bo
there 200 strong. J. A , Maguire , Chief
Consul "
A resolution was adopted Ilro\hlng that
within two months after A club hnll fnllll
to pay Its dues I sh ull bo dropped from
the roll of the league. olllcl
An nmendment by Delegate Haymend favoring -
)
Inr the omission In the racing rules which
Provides that Class A riders shal he limited
to ( medals diplomas , plate , Jewelry and
cycling eons Ion . sundries , was adopted without ills-
When the b.lnws came up for discussion
PresIdent Luscomb made n melon to reduce
the salary ' of the secretary from $3,000 to
$2,000. which was ludefnltel' Ilestponed.
An nmendment providing that one do ) '
of each national convention shall be set aside
for the consIderation oC ways and means for
advancing the work of road lnprovements
In the various states was carried. The
amendment also provides that others tItan
inenibars oC the league , who are Interested
In good roa.ls . , shl appear before the league
to Ilscuss the mnUer.
A resolution providIng thnt race promoters
pay a fee for the ( sanction of the league was
passed after some diactusslout The scale Is
$0 for a national mel , $2 for al open race
and $ for n club meef
On motion 01 Delegate Elliott A clause was
Inserted In the ( b.lnws providing for the 1m-
peaclllent of omcers for mnleasanc In of-
flee.
fce.ACer recess Presidentelect'llson ap-
pointed George D. Gideon of Philadelphia as
chairman of the rclng hoard for the year .
A long communication was read from the
National Board oC Trade QC BIcycle Manufnc-
turers requesting that the league talc ! some
acton In baldIng class 1 riders to their con-
tracts , and I commlteo was appointed to
confer wih the board.
Clnuse d , article I oC the constitution was
discussed. The clause as amCnlel roads :
"On and aCer the date or the passage of
thIs rule no club shall be enterel us a
league club If Its name sh11 be the slme or
similar to that of any club already enrolled .
except by consent of the local leogne club
which Is similar . The appearance In thc
tte of the nnme oC the city or town In
which the cub Is located shall constute the
name of a slm\11 one , And thcreforo I shall
ho deemed . prejudIcial to the Interests of the
club already enroled' ,
WASHED 'EM WHITE' ' AOAIN.
ApplicatIons for relnstat5mepts ! were then
considered. P.V. . Van Sicktel of New York ,
who was declared n profcionl for pawnlng .
n medal when ho WS in , need In 188D , ws
re'nstnted. Arthur LyllYL , and : f. Hazard of
Utah , who were suspend i i i' racing with
professIonals , were reJIMated. ! Apclon
of n. D. H , Hunt or TOI lta"JKan.'as , re-
jecte. Apphlcat'on oC L. L.01Price oC Port-
land , Ore. , rejected. /IHwCt Norcross ,
Greeley , Colo. . was reinstated. ; James Ilaye-
nero noy Plummer , Charls and Jaunts
Golden , Henry Albers , Ralph Danish , Charles
ICIsler . George Knapp nnd FrlnkSecor , all of
Colorado reinstated . Mr. , licrtheofcial
handIcapper for the National Sash Prize as-
sedation . came Into the convention . and on
being asked by 11. Raymond , Mr. Merrihew
stated that Van Slclten had acted as a
"ringer" In certaIn Brooklyn ! professional
games . and after reconsideration Van
Sicklen was agaIn expelled . \V. W. Worls ,
J. F. Starbuck ; the professionals : F. H.
Noble , Mark Waterson of Nebraska ; Prank
Ileastlort New York ; H. E. Dartholomew ,
Y. ? f C. A. : S. Meixel preCessIonal : S. I , .
Csssldy , New Jers \VIIJm : human \VI.
lam E. Trueblool , Central City , Ia.WIhllam :
Martin , professional ; Dawson ) ornwll , B.
Nowhuouse lennsly\'anla , professionals ; D. E.
E. Putney Pennslyvanln ; D. 1) . letner.
Pennsl\anla ; Fred T. MerrIll , Portland ,
Orc' . : Frank Bernard , James Johnson , Ohio ;
CV. . Coneway Nebraska : Carl Oeler , MIssouri -
sourlV. ; . E. Rhtotles , Arizona , were all de-
dared professionals , In that they raced for
cash przes : , and theIr applcnlons ( rejected.
A delegate Crm Ohio stated that In view
of the fact that the ( League of American
\Vheelmen was In semewhat straitened circumstances -
cumstances financially . nail that Ohio had
n surplus In the bank , Ohio would be happ
)
to lend the League of American Wheelmen
$1,000 or $1,500. There were chears when
the proposal was made . and . on motion , the
proposition was accepted with thanle The
assembly then adjourned until the designated
dote next month.
" "Idler itt I IY illairlel-
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. l9-Favorles ( had
the upper hand today four out oC five
winning , the bookmakers losing heuvl ) ' In
consequence. The combInation book run
under the name of lie Cnrloz club welch
on a tIcket calling for $375. 'fhe proprietors
were Italians. . They gave out Ihnt they
hail plant ) of money down town nnd promIsed -
Ised 10 pay the ticket tomorrow . Summary :
First race , live furlongs : Iarle , 101 , Curl
(3 ( to 1) ) . won : Soletlad 10 C. 'Vele I (10 ( 10
1) ) , Becond : Lhzlc Hampton . 101. Grlln ( to
1) ) , thIrd Time : 1:0. : St. Jacob , Lodi ,
Harry Kohl Sissy Jupe Emma Alec ,
Havlne \ Candor nlso ran.
Second race . sIx ttirhouns , selling : Ne-
buckednezzar . 57 , GrUln (6 ( to 1) ) , won : He.
\Ieater. 02 , Cochran (4 ( to 1) ) , second : Ale-
\ Light , 107 , Isom /2\f / \ to 1) ) , thIrd Time :
1:11. : Commlsslol Term Nova , Itoeder Ho-
tuitIon Hochlen . Fargo also , run Alodel , , Iou/lllore and Ida
Third I race , six furlonGs : Able p. 122 ,
Carl' ( even ) , won : Joe Colon , 127 , Bergen
( : : to 1) ) , second ; SIe , 127 , GrUln (0 ( to I I )
thiirl Time : 1l7. : Ciolil Dust , Johnny
Payne San Lucas , . Goll D , Duchess of
111111nB nnll Major Dun nlso ran .
I.'ourth race mile anti n haIr , hurdle : Del
Ringer . 13 ) , Cuncy (6 ( to r ) won : GeOI-1e.
141 . Cairns (2 ( to I I ) second ; Hellmpo , 124
Wihers (2 ( 10 1) ) , third Time : 2:42. : Bns-
sanlo Nippeu' and Znmpost also 2y.
Fifths nice . blx furlorHs : Hobin Hood II ,
11 , Grlln (0 ( 10 5) ) , won : )11 < 0 Stevens , 11 ! ,
C. Weber (0 ( to 1) ) , second : Ledalia. . lOa ,
Hlnrlcbs (8 ( to n. thirtl Time : 1IH : .
Condee Major lcl.aughllnt IUco und \Vur-
rage also ran. _ _ _ _
Ictt Will rRllhl \'Alnrl 1 T'lln.h"r.
JACKSONVILLE , lll. ; : r'eI. 9.-Speclal {
'I'ebegratn-Presitlent ) Ken , or the 1Vcst.
urn ASlocluUon , snll tollar thnt ho would
semi out notices Immefllnty \ for n meet-
lag of ibm association Ferunr 2' at Iho
remont house In Qunqy. ' 1'10 ' purpose
or the meetng Is to Iglrr upon the achee-
ulo Ind attend to IIY other lulerl or
IlQlnefs which may cdme before I. Mr.
Kent hus up 10 Into alutrot'cd ) contracts :
With Hoekfonl for B. 1' . f Snyder ' 'J' 1' .
Fietning , Ed I Iubst flII 11. I A. "nclcson ,
With St Joe Put Slt'gler , 'rhomol " Hussey ,
MIke Burl andV , H. ] olllus ; with
QUlnc , A. I. . Nichols anti WillIam lCd.
Wllum 111-
lum : with Jlcksonvlll Charles Jepller ,
Wllam Zeis Frunle T. Belt and Hey Juhn-
soil Wouk his been begun on the new
home I'roundl , nnd tilgugs' are looking
UII towards u suct.'essftii aeason.
ISII'1 itt ; ouv ( ireiiiig : .
NEW ORI.EANS , Feb , -Truel heavy
Results :
First race six fUI'longs : Diy W'hito (7 (
to 1 won , Oh No ( I 10 1) I ) secontl J.rll
Wlowhrook (5 ( 10 1) ) thlr" ; Time : 1:2 : .
HecollI race , five alll a halt furlongs :
St. Pancreas ( even ) won , l.utlow (6 10 I )
gecond . mhel (2 ( to ] thIril 'lmn : 120. : 1
'fhlrc race , seven furlongs ; 1.'ootrulwr
/8 / 10 ] won Us , Iclulr (1 ( to ( ) second ,
Satellite (2 ( to 1 ) Ihlrd TUne : 1:40\ : \
Fourth race five fulonls : Ihlllorn (3 (
to 1) ) won , Tom Kelly /8 / to 1 seon.I , a , U.
Cox < ( to 2) ) thIrd . Time : 1:12. (
FIfth race , six furlongs : flub Iohnnn 15 (
to 2) ) won , Cooper ( ( 10 2) ) SeCond , Joco ( iG
to 1) ) thIrd Time : 1 : : % . (0
WI-C'Ilcll , Trulll ! I Irlllt ,
GREEN hAY , WImi . I eb. 19.- . Wisconsin
trotUnS circuit was formed last evening at
:
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n meeting In Ohkoh , t comprIses the
cities of Green hay . . ' ,
cites lreen In ) Oshkohi Fond du 1,11
and Milwaukee , Th IIUres or the first t
four meets at the circuit will aggregate
$0,0.Contlnlu w\
Contlnlu A ti'rics of ecdcnl .
SAN FRANCISCO , Feb. 19.-The secnll
nIght of the bicycle tournament proved to
be much worse thAn last night , AS regards
ncchlenls There was hnrlll 1 heat but
that . some Inc was hurt . Frank Flier of
the Olympic cilb ' 'I so badly injured In
Ihe fouth heAt of lie hAIC-mll class . n
handicap \ , that he may 1)le ) The occident
OCClrrel In the last halt anti three men
were hunchcl and rIdIng furiously whel
Fuller lot ontrol of Isis wheel anti , collided
, Wlh1 \ fst , lie , strucle hendCoremot ,
breaking the post fl"OI Its fnlenlngl. Ills
nose was broken , sIx teeth knoeketl olt , his
tipper lip Clt badly , anti his shoulder
bruised. Its nllo sustained Internnl injuries.
The results follows
race rlSI11 Arc ns Colows :
QUArter mie , class It , Fcrnlch : tTbrlCht
won Terrel second , \\'e11 third. Time : 0:3 :
Uult mile , clnl ! A : Bnllll won Barley
seenitd . Byrne thiirh TIle : 1:0 : 1-i .
Two mlll , class B , hnndltAII , ! lllell In n
runnIng race for second and birth JIAc ( between .
tween Ulbrecht antI Terrel , who fell . Ter-
rel got Iecol11 prize Ulbrecht third , anti
Olen , who rode Iii front scrulch , won first
prize In 4:6. :
Jrlzo If p , , bable that tonight's accIdents will
I tmt ,
put 1 stop 10 the tOlrnmenl , ns all the
men rcCule to rile fitethier .
11lhH.I I I I UI"n 1 'I'umutrow NIht. I
Thus match game of balk.lne billiards
between JAI < SchAfr , the eX-lhnlplol
or the world , anti Frnle 1' , " . tub genius
who wr(8tlll this \1'01(1 \ ( tItle from bun .
comes oft lt ] rl 's unIt Iho\e I.enlz &
" ' 1 11 iS' saloon , illS l nrlnm stu cet . next
'l'htirsdn ) ' evenhuig.Vltisoiit I louht
SchAefer ) nn.l h'ef are the Ilstel or all
( xllononlR of the gentleuuinit's ganse. The\
hin'o met and conqlerld ( lie best If util ( I
ntttiouiii , nnl It\11 : toll , alone nnll Invincible -
\Inclhle In the Ilolen to ) Iehmce , Crowds
congregate to wlnesa little marvelous
nlrelcr'er'whore ( hue ) ' lilni' , 1111
. \ % ' innilo chiiboritto
Jentz & WII118 have 1110 elnhorte
PreParntiotis for a large ntlllllnro''hurs-
Ilrepurntons l\cnlng. 'hl' 11nO wi he GO IIlntR
sup , 1 i-inch balk hue , nlll wIl he 1InI11
on Its lerls. that Is , ends 1nn wilt strive
II win , Ind Ihe 01110ruult ) to ace tIns
two great billiard stars should not le
UIIOWC'i 10 IISS Ilhnllro\ed by those who
love the beautiftul .
lo\c benltful glle.
" ' ' " 1 'L't'aii .hoot I.'tht 'y ,
A team oC eight trap Ihots from the
CoUnci mufCs Oun cliii , , nn.l citptttiitcth 1) '
the genial Bill ) ' 1:111 , will leet n
team oC I 1ID uumber oC idiots Ieleltcll
Irons the Olnhn nml lellR lnrlt Iun
cluhs of this city . out hue lemlf Park
grounts nt ( lie east end of the bIg hlll . e.
next Fritla ' afternoon , F'thrititry 2'J. Tue
Flhla ) nrrnoon ) lhrlnry 2J. ' .le
nice Is to ) n fi'Ieuidly one for the mice
of the buds and n eolnton nt AleTitgiic's.
The Omlhn tenm will ho ) CUl1tlhllII I ) ' Col-
ouch ) lnle S. lall\lee. and wi not be
sclect'tl Intl the In'oUlls ni'e reached on
the nfernoon oC lie shoot . 't'here Is much
rivalry between the ( two cities on lie ski
of their respective idiots 1111 I bIg el'ow.1
of spectators Is suru to be on hand 10 see
hue sport _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
'utlt Ih.c''lA , Ih"tlllrt Agiulti.
NEW YOItK , Feh. 19.-eorge WOllt
scored I second victory this afcrnoon lt
the traps ot the Jnrehmont cub o\el his
old rival , J. . ' . Da\enport. ! y ono birth
WOlle Was In excelont form , kIlling Carty-
four one-hnnded , out of lIft ) ' . In his sec-
amI string . two.hnnded , 'orlt kied Cort-
six agnlnt forty-seven . by \'enl1lt The
latter killed foit-tvo ouie-hiaiided.
WlllillelUI at Hockey.
MINNEAPOLIS . Feb. 19-'he fIrst Inter-
national hockey game between clubs repre- .
senlng Winnipeg and . the State Unl\ersl )
oC 1lnnesotn WAS played here today , and
won by the visitors. Score 1 to 3.
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FOR NEBRASKAB WAIFS.
OfcerM of thin State Chilidern's flume
Society Make Their neporlR.
I toY . E. P. Qulvey , state superIntendent In
thIs city or the NatIonal 10lc society yes-
tcrlay , In speaking or the work accomplished ,
said :
"Thero Is 'no Improving on Ood's plan of
worlc Bishop Foster lists saUl that I he
wished to make An Impression uC his name on
a brick he would do so before It was buruted.
Daniel Webster said : 'You may work on
larblo and It will perish : you may work on
brass and time wi efface It ; If you hull
monuments they wIll crumble to the lust , but
If you work on hnmorlol mind It will con-
tnue to grow brighter to alt eternity. . ' AntI
that Is what lie Nebraska Children's Home
Chllfen's
society Is trying 10 10 , by takng the orphanu
anti homeless chidren of Nebraska and placIng -
Ing them In Christian homes , where they lay
bo fled for lives of usefulness here nnd for
Chrhlt and eternity. .
"This socIety was organized In tIns f.ll of
)
' \3 , and has received more than 100 chldre.1
within the few months since It hn ! been
organIzed In the state thirty of whom come
from the city of Omaha , and the others ( roust
diferent parts of thus stnle. Tha melb rs
have a system of doing their work which
comprises state aunt district supel'lnendelts ,
ns well ns local boards , of W111Ch n : have
ben organized In the state glvl1' mere than (
1,200 of the representative men amid women oC
ear state who are not only 100klngnCer the
children In theIr respective communll ' s who
ara homeless , hut arc looking after those who
lay be placed In hOles by the socIety to ceo
that they are properly treated and given edo-
catonal as well as religious advantage's. . "
Regarding the financial condiion of the
association . L. D. Holmes and 11ev. T. E.
Cramblet of Ito auditIng consuislttce . have
made the followIng statement under date oC
February 16 :
"We , the members of the auditing com-
ntlttee . have thIs day audited amid examlnel
bus ( books and vouchers or the Nebraska
anl
ChIldren's leme society for he month of
January , 1895 , and fInd the same correct : that
the balance on haml on the first of the
month \\as $359.21 : lint ( there was received
during the month $ r17.H , and paId out for
general expenses , $446.48 : that lie balance
on hand February I , 189 , was 430.17 , which
amount was on deposit In bank. "
The following shows this disposition oC chill-
dren train December 19 , H4 , January 31.
1895 : Number of chidren en hnnd , 4 : received -
ceived durlitg the time . 19 ; returned for replacement -
placement , 3 : whole number on llnd first
time . 22 ; placed In homes the frst ( lint , 1 :
number replaced , 3 ; placed and replaced , 17 :
on hand nt the close oC the month , 9.
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S.-1LOOA'S . .lt , IJI . " .JlLJ .
Important : UeelRlon Oi Their Itlllln SIc-
fore Ito 1.Itv In LotYti
JEFFERSON , Ia. . Feb. 10.-Judge Church
has rendered an Important "Cclsol ! here
touching the saloon business In Iowa In con-
necton with the mulct law. SemI tune ago
P. H. Stephun and J. Al. Alders of Carroll
engaged In the saloon business. They quarreled -
reled and Stephun brought suit In court for
dls60luUcn. Alders demurretl claimIng that
the saloon business was Illegal , and that ( the
court could not take cognizance of an Illegal
business Jlllgl Church has sustalnetl the
demurrer and the case was thrown out ot
cOlrt , practically makIng the -aloon busl-
hosts In Iowa , IC operating under the ( mulct
law , a legal outcast , yet amenable to the law
I'otltlit1111. - .
'he YOlng I'eOile'H Society of the First
UnlvI'salnt , corner NIneteenth anti ( La-
tiii'Oji strents wIll give I "i'ortralt Social"
In the chittrcbi iiarlors 'l'hur . .
chlrch Ilrlol's Thtursday evenIng
Fchrlnl ) ' 21 , to which nil membs In.1 .
frlmula are cordially Invited All tl gen-
Uemen II utendnnco , urn respectfully 1'0-
tutlestod 10 bring one ot theIr oltiest
( le810) tl'lr 1lcsl phOlo-
graphs oC themselves , tOjllhor wih Ilwh
for two. An excelent progritits his IHCI
jlreparer and a very etijoyablo ( lisle untc-
a sore
horse
kicks 1
It the cui'i'y com . Apply
fexican
Mustang
Liniment
to his wOllls unIt 10'1
8001 have 10 CItS0 to kick
when hc' CU1'1'ict ,
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SHOT AT TiE \\'RONC \ \ ' G PERSON -
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Oontable WC\llu1 the Onhler ! nUll Lot the
Robber Run Away ,
.W5Y
BROTHER OFFICER TOOK IN TiE BURGLAR
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Seolc I milt 10 hub Ihe hank ; nt Asuteis ' ,
Cal . 1rllj thin Ilrjllr 10 Urlcr-
\\'ounclc CushIer In 1 Criti-
clI COlllon ,
LOS ANGEIgS , Cnl" , reb. 10.-.Details
hlvo been received of nn ntemlltNI bank robbery .
bery at AZlsa , Cnl , early this mounllig The
bank was entcro a week ago al11 nn nlempl
male to oren thl ne. 1"nllng In thl , lie
robber took from ( time counler a satchel which
eontalncll taunt ) ' 11t up to ma' thlZI :
Vole ) ' Fruit ossoclatloti . At the time 01 the
first entrance , Booklel'ller Anderson , who wits
sleeping In n rear rOOl , heard tht robber ,
blt ha\lng ne revolver dill not go out. Last :
night CAshier Daniels amid loklerpermlcr. : .
son , who \ ere sleeping hI the rear ro01 ,
heard ! the burglar enter. Thc ) ' jum\c1 aLit
Into the bank , Dnnlels with shotgul ntI
Aiuhlerson with n revolver. The robber jumpCI
through a "hllo" and ran. Daniels fired at
hiitum. At the \nl DanIels fired A deputy con-
stable T(1 Stei'ens wns Ilasln the banle ,
!
AtI SUplosll/ hint ( the ( robber bind . fred from
Ibo wlutdow . Ills first shot struck
Cashier njlnlels In Ihe ( left shoal-
tIer Constable Crawford ran up nt (
thlJ ( lute amid gave chase to lie ( robber , cap-
turlng lmlusi , Ills nnmD Is Tls\orth Myers .
1 ( cnmo to Azusa lAst December Cram Colo.
rndo , and has been hon lng aroul titers ever
sluice. lie claituts Ito ( liii tuot fire a shot. Ex-
cltetuient riuuts very high out oceotimit of ( lie
attenpteuh : robbery atid the careless shootIng
by leputy Coittitble Stevens. laniels Is rePorted -
Ported to be lit a jrceariouc cotiditlomi , Myers
says lie had ito camifederittes , but this is uiot be-
llevcd.
"truich by ti lilcy vie.
Myra'oods vtts iusjturc'th lnt tsigli ( by
being runt over by a. bicycle at SIxteenth timid
Iliurusey sheets. AIis'ood , itt couuipausy
with her father amid atothuor , t'ns nllglulng
f'u'ons a Ilarne ) ' street emit' , tumid uts site
StCiPet ) ( rout the car (0 tint Paveusuciut sIte
\'ns kuloelceti thowus thud rutmi over by a bIe'-
cie elildemi by Johiut Jepseus. Site it'itn uttuumiuied
front tIme shock mind bruised itbout ( hue face ,
ttmttl wa carried into it ( hrimg store , whore
rcstoristlvc % s'ci'c npiiileil. She scout mccoy-
cretl auutl t'as ( alcott to htei' hittine itt 1307
I'nciihe strecet , , lelSeis is usually ut citut'fttl
ritler , tonI was rithing tihong slott'ly t'iten ( lie
car stoppeil , amid claimsis ( lint Miss Woods ,
w'ltemi lt steipcti from thu car , 'iis frigltt-
encd auth lie is'as uisstblo to guide tue wheel
around bier.
I I lb s eti 'tutu. , it e tell I I on.
The members of dIvIsion No.I , Ancient
Order of hllbernlamsa , utre reqtuested to ascot
itt ( heir hmnhlrchtsesla ) . , February 20 , itt 8
hi. tfl. , to mttlce utrrnusgcntens for the funeral
of our late hrohier , .lereunlalt Altmrpliy.
T. J. FL'i'NN , l'residemtt.
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, Attar ( ttUI of St. Ant1rw' .
Last evenitig ( lie Altar guild of St.
Aadm'ew's gmuvc a utntslcnle at Nielson's hail ,
\Valuiut 11111. QuIte a turtsou ( atteumuleil ,
The instrumitemitni features of ( lie progi'ant
vere varIous nitd well received , while ( ho
vocal nuusibers were excellent ,
p
CHock tt'uutclitiiitu : 31 lucIdity icnd ,
Jerry Murphy , for a number of years a
block watchuusiait on Farnamn street , died at
uniditight last night ,
$311O.OO for a klaa.
This Is the biggest prIce ever offered for a
mtcbi line or lteadIng for an advertisement.
Hayden Bros. will give a choice of several
first class pIanos worth $300.00 each for the
head line adopted and in addition will give
orders on ( heir music department for $50.00
worth of music for the next five best ideas ,
according to merit.
To secure an absolutely Impartial decIsion
applicants are requested to sign in number
only and to mail corresponding number with
name 'md address to 'Flue lIce office , where it
will rtntain untIl after the award Is made.
The right Is reserved to use any beau ! hino
once.
The followIng are the facts to be adver-
( ttscd : Hayden Bros. of Omaha aa the only
firm in the world showIng a coaulete line of
the Instruments manufactured by ( hto five
unost renowned piano makers on earth , Hayden -
den Bros. are not ( led up with red tape restrlc.
( ions like regular selling agents , but are truss
to make ( he lowest prIces ever nearci of.
Hayden Bros. put specIal streess out this
SteInway amud Vase pianos because ( hey have
a larger lIne In stock and can buy them
cheaper ( linus any other makea of equal repu.
tatlon , Do not lie mIsled by any one claim-
lag the cole agency. hayden Bros. have
them direct from the factory as well as
from time Max Meyer & Bro , Co. stock. Music
trade papers are saying , , tanoa cannot be sold
in a departnsent store , but sensible people
who do not care ( a be hoodwinked by silly
frIlls are not so notional and this bct proof
of this is that Hayden Bros. sold more
pianos , organs and musical instruments In
one week than any five otutsic sores west of
Cluicago have sold In six months. The musIc
trade papers say thIs Innovation vill bs
watched with utnumsuah interest and Hayden
Bros. propose ( o Iceep them guessing.
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Miss Maria Parloa
fltt written a coululsact , cook book ,
contaItulmu ( inn ihluncired meelpe
for PIIuutablo : ( I shies , which oa ii bii
ot : S I I V amid o Ii a t ply nra p arch itt
hiuttia by usIng thu wuil-lcuiowui
Liebig
COMPANY'S
Extract of Beef.
Itlisi h'arIoa's roptitition h a suit-
, detent guiratsteo : ( hint ( Ito roelpes
are hurac'ticel tund good , Matuy of
titcuti glvo imisurnvcii msthto'Js of
lirc'sarliug ( lie slitipior dlshienwiiiio
sotuso tile fur 1lslie wiilc'ii llutt'e
been coisltIercsti , In ( liii liros'Inco of
( ho lirofossiotutul cool ( , hut wiiii.'bi
CUlt bit easily itmuudo wRIt biubig
CO.\iPANY' iLraet of hoof ,
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OHO. P. SANFORD , A. W , ItIEEMAN ,
I'reskhemtc. CashIer ,
First National Bank
of COUNCIL EILUFF3 , Iowa.
Capititi , . - $ loooui
Pi'cifit , - - - 12,01)1) )
Otis of tito oldest banks In this state of Suwa ,
iSe solIcIt your busltaps and coilecuons , tVo
stay 5 iter cent on titu We will be
IICUMd to sea and servo sou ,
'E' ' ' PEV AlbAiuOU'FCIIANaiO
Ii CI I SIU U tito letlttireti iurd Reuuov.
imtii llleralehes , In 15(1 ; ' . book foe a Stamp ,
, Joiuut IC , 5Vuiititr' , 17 tt',40d 14U. Y ,
luiveutor of VutxIbury's I'ucliul oav.
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, Quaker Oats IBikCS : the
1F ' niuscks stl'ongei' , the bones \
A liirtlcr ; , tile bl'hilh ; bliglitel' . ( \
\ Sold only iii 2 lb. PisckngesJ4
IHIBT
SEARLES
v-f & SEARLES ,
Chronic ,
ilervons ,
Private
Dlsass ,
'L'IHtT.tt RN'S' Iit ) l.t I I , . Cutistulhittloit Cree.
We euro Catayrli , mill Usotsoa : of thus
Nosu , 'Iliront , Client , Stoitiacit , Liver ,
Blood , Skin tutU Kidney Diseuisea , Fo-
tunic \Veaknosses. Lost Manhood , anti ,
ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF MEN.
\VHAl aiL' AlhO VlCTItS TO IlSilVOUtS
Debiiiy or 1ciioustton , % VasImig ii'eaitnees. lii
% oiUtinty L.osa'a , with Itirly miecay in oUn
ant niIids getll lack of vim , vIgor andwenkenel
trensatturely ma approaching olti ago. Alt yeiIcS
readily to cur new treatment for ices of vItal
power , Cai or or address with iansp for elm' .
cuints , fres book 'tnt rec'Ipts.
Br ( atirIne 'intl Qnulie 141fl Parnamu
vi _ , uauucuta uitu otutIioa , Ottitulta Neb
OIWBPANOLE9 M D
The Good Samaritan. 20 Years' ' Experknce.
REAIRIt OF DISEASES O1 I11N ANt )
VOM EN. ( ' 110 i'ItI HTOIt 01 ? 'rICH
W'OItLI ) ' $ IfEIt1IAL 1)ISS'ifN.
S/lIt'S' OF : ii fll)1CINII ,
i
I treat rho following Dscases :
Csutau'rlt of thin head , Throat nhstl Lungs ; Ohs.
eases ct tluc Eye iund Idsr , Fits anti Apopioxy ,
heart lisonso , Liver Counpittitit , Kitltsoy Couui-
pluultit , Nervosasu Iebiilt ) ' , MeatlesS Dc.
pressloas , Iots of Iuss1soot iesis-
a aa1 'SVenleiscs , Iltibetes , iitight's liLt-
01180 , St. Vitus' Isuiic , lthiettumumitisni , l'aralysie ,
iVhiito SwellIng , Scroiulti , Fever Soucs , Tiuii.
or4 asset EII4tUIit its ano rciaiovctt
vltlioiat flue kisIc or ( lratviti a'
drop ouislood. Svonanas 'vtlu 11cr'
tielicatc org-ztnp reilt ored to
ILCILItIC , 15"iy cured viiuout
tfliflhtlg , $ iecliil Atteultious giveis
tO Printe scud 'cuieruI IlelcaHcie
ofall kienls , $5o to $5ooforfcit for
nity 'ciaerenI HleueecHc I eturstuot onto
's''it1uout Mercury , 'l'apo Voruits m'onuoi'c.t ,
iii twoor thiree houurs , oct10 pay. hemorrhoids
or l'llcs cured ,
'rmiosti wno ARE AFFLICTII )
Will sas'o Ilfo cmiii hiuumdreds of dollars by call.
luig ems or eushuig
DII , II. W. PANGLE'S HERBAL MEDICIHES.
Tue ( tii1' I'Iiyslclniu whit ) Citli IiIl 'whiiitaths
a pitraum' n i ( hit it I , itstc i hg II 'I uicstl , , a ,
'Iltitso iii ; tu ( llsItttiei ( ( 'liii for ( Juestlout
itiattle , No , 1 for uteii , No , 2 for isohtten ,
MI correspuimdciico strIctly confIdentIal.
liedlelno sent by express. Addrcs all letters
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C , V. PANGI.F. , hI. H , ,
555 BROADWAY. C0UHOIt. BLUpp ,
ttncloso lOu in stumps for reply.
we5 L5 © LASS
5iP' ISTFIEISEBT ,
U1jtVFiTFORAKING ( [ ,
5. COTDOVAN ,
A5" "t FRNcIt & DiAMLI.O CALF ,
FiIIECW&IAicAsca :
3..PPO1ICE,3SOLE3 ,
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t ? . \ I WORIcIHGM.
4 J".fXTaArINf' S.
.1hL$2.I.7 BDYSScllaaLSHoE.
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Over One MilIlo People wear the
WI L. Irnuglas $3 & $4 Shoes
All our shoes arc cqually satIsfactory
They gIve fits beet value for the money.
lucy eqiusi custom * lioes In style and lit.
Their wcaiti qualities pro nnsurpnucd.
fime prices 0 ; : iulIorm---steumprd en role ,
1r0a1 . Si to saved ever et'rr mrlcs ,
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AW. BowmanCo. , N. IGthSt ,
C. J' Carlson , 1210 N. 24thSt.
w. w , Fisher , Parker and
Leavenworth St.
J , Newman , 424 S 13th St.
ICcllcy , Stieer & Co. . Farnam
and 15th St.
T , S. Cressey , 2509 N St. , South
Omaha.
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SpciaI Notics-CounciI fluffs
iitauN1vS : CL.lcAfllD ; VAULTS CLMANBP.
id uhurko , &t V. 13. homer' . , 535 llroatlway ,
LAItchIl I'ISIVATII lIAltN FOR ItSNT NIltB
Court house , Apply at lieu oilIer , CouncIl liluifle ,
WANTIII ) . P'Mhi ( ) ANI ) 1:0051 : IN l1X'IIAN.Jl
for mublc hessUfle.ddrcsa 1 , tS. , lIeu ollIco ,
ITIIAYHE ) A utAY hIOitHI'HifilIlNl 3,1St
I Iji. I Ight hiltttl foot wi I to ; ilack ins tie and tall I
email while eliot , , n rigltt sIte ; lied hialler on1
I ) . b. liauvour ( . 411 i'abiuIni'ton aveaue , ( .ounci
hiluftii.
. Church Parlor '
i A 1i , f' I Cl SOIitlH aItti ltonies. Sent f i
h UI1a1 oItl'cdilpt oI 1Obytlita dt'3t1 ; : L ,
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E Hem En1ertainmnt Co , Council Bluffs , Iowa. i
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