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TIlE OMAhA DAILY nID.I : 1lihIAY. APRIL . 1S. ft 1
Is . TUE OMAHA DAILY BEY. !
" COUNCIL , BI.U1'VS. ! , I
OFFICE , . . NO. 12 PEAnL STnEET
Dellverel ! by cnrtt to ttfl3 ' pnrt of thc city.
n. w. T1 TO . I.usce.
I. TIT.F.P1tONES-flunci ) Ore ! No. 43 : night
ttltor , N" t3.
' . ntch : Iho I'RIIr Thlof , -
I ; Some of the Council Dlufs rellers : ] of The
' . Dee have lum rat ) . annoyed of 13t ly
having ! pnper stolen from where the carrer
: ha left tllem Anyone causing the arrst
. 8111 conviction cf any auch thief wi receIve
' " a reward of $ ; , _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, ; iii.r , .ijt . 'US : 7'1 uS. '
Ornnt , Council IJIuf1. E. F. Clark ' , prop.
Mnyne neal Estate agency , G39 Uroadway.
. ) Mrs. John Adams ( has seclrl a divorce
J. from her hushaml on the ground of cruel
nod Inhuman treatment.
A marriage license was ISt1C(1 ( 'esterllay
to Atiio luccuell , aged 31. of Uncon and
Sivia IiorI , aged 18 , of I'ottawattamle :
I
. counl ) ' .
'Fonight the united Christan Endeavor
locleles of the city will give I free social
. lit the First Presbyterian chutch. All young
I people ) wi be welcume.
Unity Guild will meet this afternoon wIth
Mrs. Watts . 18 North First street. 1"lleIHls .
cordially Invlled. Ielleshments will be .
/erved between I nod G.
The G.year-oid son 01 J. S. Gretzer wa ! !
struck by a broken piece , of Illate thrown .
ly , I compnnlon yctcrday and sustnlntl
a n gash nn Inch or mora long In one chccle.
v
An order has bNn iscued hy the lepalt-
, mont commander or the Granll Army of
the ( Iepuhlc { , calling for the next annual I .
encamllInt to be hell at Clinton , la. , : Iay
7 to ! , Inclusive.
The meeting or the Good Government club m
.
announced to he helll at the city buiding
has been posll'Jntl ' for two weeks on account L
( f the varIous committees not h:1lng tme
to coml11elo theIr work.
1
. lans Christianson . aged rZ : years , Illed 01
consumption WellHSllay evenIng , arer an
Illness of three monlhs. Thl funeral wi
I take Place , Sunlay altlrnoon ! , from the
I " 'omeu's Christian association itopital , at
2:30 : o'ctoclc.
' I Mrs. Alnn M. Pnlmer lectured In an nblo
manner last e\'enlng at the Balltst church I
( n "Consclenco In Connection with Temper
once. " Today from , I 10 4 \ :30 : Irs. Palmer
rt ; desIres to talk 10 girls over 12. Mothers are
Invited also. Free meetng tonIght.
' George V. ' . I.lpe , W. : . Shel1ard. W. A .
7' Ihhsmlth : and W. C. EsteJ went to Oakland
. last evening with the remaIns of Wi Drake i
I who died Wednesda evening. The funeral I
4 , _ wilt tale place today at Oakland under the
! auspice of the Masonic lodge of that place , ,
. The injunction case of the Hannibl &
, St. Joe Halway company against John Fo . ,
a former justice of tim peaco. was con
c chided In the district court yesterday morn
, t Ing anti taken under alvlsoment. , ! No court
' was hell In the nHeroon on nccount of
\ ! time Ileth of I A. : ller , who Is a reltve
.
1 of 11s. Judge Smith.
! The social glvon last evening by the Degree
. ( f Daughters of Pocahontas was a brilant
c. . success. The atelllanco was very large ,
Among the special features were recitation S
I by J. J. Jrlnoy anti , : Ir. Butler of Omnhl
and songs by Mrs. Itoff. A large another 01 r
$ Omaha people were among time guests. DancIng , -
; Ing concluded the Irogram. ,
; 'liwo desirable cottages for renl. Plenty of
' money for farm 103ns. Fire Insurnc . "Ioney
loaned for local Investors on lest of secnrlty ,
Spteal bargaIns In real estate. Lougeo &
c Towle 235 Pearl street.
Broadway Methodist church ladles wi
/ servo nn Easter supper In their church
t parlors Thursday. April 11.
Davia. ! drug . paint. glass man. 200 n'way.
.
. , 'ElSU.1 I'IU.t ( .Tlf.IP.IIS.
Mrs. John M. Lane has returned from a
vIsit to Chicago.
Miss lnbel Taylor of Des Moines Is ox-
pllod to arrive In the city today to attend
i . United States court.
'V. H. M. Pusey has returned from Coma
I bla , S. C. , wimero he went to look after his
k claim agaInst Sellert Hef , Jr.
; t Mrs. Dr. William Edmundson of Denver 1
, Is In the cty , the guest of Mr. nnd Mr. . I , .
I J. D. Edmundson on Fifth avenue.
'f T. J. Grlvgs of Spirit Lale the state
\ ( flab commissioner , Is In the city for the
to . purpose of looking after the ravages which : *
, I Is claImed are being mate upon the lalcs
/ In thIs vicinity by seiners.
g Nick O'Brien has not been able 10 leave
his bed for a week past. lie was too aeth , .o
. actve
'whon he became able to sit up , and Is no 'V
t 11ylng the Ienalty. His friends still thin (
? that he wil recover , however.
Miss lary L. Tlnlcy of thIs cIty , who
1 raduatoll last evening at the Omaha Mcml i-
cal college , his the honor of standing itt
t the head of her class coming out wIth amy
my gratis or 98 ) l per cent fur Limo entire three
. years.
M. \Vehhmnan. the jeweler , returned from
Des Moines yesterday , where ho went to nt-
'
tend tim annual meeting of the Jeweler
'I - assocIatIon. lie reports the meetIng to bo I
the largest of the lehul held
Ilo ever by the as-
. - Boclatlon.
, 11'N HI ( : IIU )
, . l New Ir.n ( - lmmmimti , . . Ne , Silu ,
. China silk , all colors and black , worth , I5c ,
at 2Gc yarl.
Chenney Bros. ' I-Inch black China sil lie
al'ls o\rywhero at 75c. Our prIce rOe ) 'all.
All our $100 novelty new slul for wnlsts ,
S 75c ) all.
: 7 ; ? rard. 500 qual ) white labulll wash silk , 35c
4 40 tt t ( 46 black and navy nil wool French
serge at 39c , 50c and We yard .
Black all wool crepon at 7ge yard , won lit
$1.00.
rooo yards of all slut ribbons , all colors
and black . Nos. 7 , 9 , 12 amid 1i. worth 20e ,
2lc , 30c nlll 3lo , nt 100 yard.
All sl ( yelling , In navy and cream , woe : LIt
20c . nt le yard.
201 ' ) pieces new dress prints 3yc yard .
I 36.lnoh 1.1. unbleaclwd muslin , 3c ! ) 'ard.
I ,000 curtain shades , llc cacti
. I . BG CI.O.\C SAl.I
) For three days all our Ino silk capes at
; nearly hal former prices. Wo got too imman y.
They must bo sold.
I $10.00 anll $12.00 sIlk capes , , with ribbn
1 Inll chifon collar. all lt $6.GO each. '
i ; $15.00 antI $18.00 stile caims lt $9.80 cac It .
$5.00 embrohlll'll cloth capes , $3.GO one ii .
$3.GO black , brown and navy capes , $2. 50
I , tach.
tach.Buy
P Buy your carpets , muatting . curtaIns ai 111
j:1 : m rugs of ns for cash BBNNISON IhitOS .
, 1 The Illinois nulonHto refrigerator Is the
, latest Iiupro'emnent. lon't tail to see I , at
Cole & Cole , 4 MaIn street
. l'lekl"cl"t II I 'I'rllbl.
" "Slorm ' , " whose other names are Charles
Warren and lolllh hardy . dried bock 10
lawn ) 'esterin ) hits ProfessIon Is picking
Pockets , anti he was sent 10 the Ienllnta ' I
from this city I couple of years ago for that I
\ \ fort of a crltae . Before going out to see
( whnt he could Ilk up ! ho fortified himself
I with several "dopes" of alone fence and wal
11 an orelie condItion when OUcer Weir
. licked , him up on the streets When hla
. Ilcket was searched at the city Jai among
its conlenta was found a glass cutter . whIch
p. indicated that he would Irebably have hall
. what he I'anted before the night was over , If
, I ' , ho had not ben put out of Ilanger.
' \ 'r
1 Oas heating stove for rent antI for solo at
Counci lufl Gas company' olle ,
lU.erlmIIIHlnJ "J"h" ' icai ; 1 r.bortu , .
Time men who have been working on ti lie
ia- : . . . ovcrnn'nt r1raps on the river northwet
. p or the cIty complaIn that Wilam N'ce-
' 4 wanger , the foreman , has been throwIng
, Iho Council lutt II\n out of tlploYlent
: In order to give work io Imparted workmen
from St. Joseph Eight were laid off ' -
t lerday , all b'Jt one of them with famuttim is ,
famies
WhIle the six 51 Joe men who are partial ly
' "lng their idacca are all sIngle lJSrtaly
I . ' , Ialn that the work they Were doing l )
, 31erely throwing rock In the river , and
aoe not require any ski , so that there
\ no excuse for tnelr belnc dlaerlmlnatl
V 1&1111
NEWS \ fRm ( COUNCIL ILUFS ?
Pus ytorinlS Met Lnt Evening t" Consider
Dr , Phe1ps' ' Resignation ,
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MUTUAL EXPLANATIONS END DIFFICULTY
DlrCULTY
Church Urelns tl \010 to Ir'lUIAt the
J'rIAh'lery to Ser thin lollt\1s
letwe.n It 1111 Its " 1 tor-
1:1110Ic : 1 11"lt olnlcll ) ' .
The PresbyterIan church parlors were
crowded 10 the doors last evenIng with memo
bers of the church a 11 congregation , who
hat come tl hear the slatement of ne , ' .
Slephen Phelps ns to the reasons whIch
11rompted him to give In hIs resignatIon ate
tlo close of the morning services last Sun. ,
da y. The meeting was preellet over hy leI I
D r. Carpenl ot Shili.y. After a few pre
lmInary exercises Dr. Phelps real a paper
contnlnlng his reuons. tie stated that last
week he was aPIJroachet by a member of
Ihf ( church session , who told him that a
stcton of the church hat become Ilssalsfed
wih hIm , antI that the session had core to
lim o conclusion that It mIght he the ( best way
01 keepIng the church harmonious for hIm
10 resl n. There seemed but one thIng for
11m to to , alll he mild It. lie supplementl
the reading of the pal1er with a few remarks ,
In which ho saId that hIs slJepch n couple of
Suntaya before , In whIch he hnt thrown out
a hint as to his 1)lrpOSe , had not called
forth any expression front time members ere
IJ t seas ion . aim ml thIs t con flniii oil his SISIJlclon
that his roslgnltlol would be ncccilted.
J. H. Westcot , one of the melhors of the
session , then mnd .1 long speech , In whch ! ho
cnrefuly Ilsavowe < any dIssatisfactIon with
\ l r. l'lielps' labors , anti then fished out a
large roll of manuscrIpt nli Iend a series of
re solutIons , In which mal ) ' ecimpllmucotary
things wore sai ! wih reference 10 the Iloctor
and he was eommendell to any church which
might be In search of I pastor.
C. 11. Judwn nske,1 Dr. Ihelps the name .
of the man who had calel upon him but ] r.
Ihelp9 Mid he hal' ngrHll not to mention it.
: \ . \Vestcott , fInding himself In n somewhat
embarassing Positloim. admItted ! , that ho wns L
Lho man , amI then explaIned that ho wns L
mel ely trying to preserve harmon ) ' . After a L
hari cross-examinaton b ) Mr. Judson the i
fact was discoverc1 ! that \'estrott had not
heen called upon , by any one to request Dr.
Phelps' resignation , that the session had I
never held n meeting at which thl mater
\I'ns discussed , hut that he had reasons for
thInkIng that there was some dissatIsfaction ,
and had acted accordingly.
Itemarks were made by several . whIch IndIcated -
cated that none but the heartiest feelings of r
frlendshlll exIsted amolg the memulrs for
heir t ) , astor. The request of 1)n. Phelps for
the church to unit with hIm In asking the
presbytery to dissolve the pastoral relationt
relatons
wns denied , ant the resolutions Introduced by
M Wcstcott were "oted down by imuptiention .
O nly one member of the cimurclm Charles T ,
Olcer , caned to vote In favor of the imiotior
moton
a mid nearly every one In the room voted
agllnst I. Dr. Ihells ( said that he had been
misinformed as to the state 01 feelng and
wIthdrew his resignation.
NAt'O" O : ! O'l1rtA1VI ' 1) TUB TOILS .
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/ Ulhlll mint ! I.oa" .uclntton 111'1 ( ath- .
erctt In Iy hJimitod , . .
.n'd Iy Unlell tatoa "ar.h"I.
\v. S. Rchmolll , manager ; J. L. Crawford ,
secrctary , and J. " ' .
: Iuly , formerly tlrector
of the Union BuildIng anti Savings assocaton I ,
of Des Moines . arrived In the city ) 'estenlny
morning In charge of United Slates deputy :
marshals. They are charged with usIng the
n malls to defraud. The
mals case Is the outgrowth 1
of the failure of 4lme association. Winesses
from all over southern Iowa were before the
grand jury at this session and testifIed as to
correspondence with the
. three men , which re -
sull In .thelr being confdenee1 out of various L.
ous sums of money and the consequent indiel -
Imlct-
rents of the promoters. Hlchmond seemed
very nervous when seen at the goverment I
bulimitug. Asked for a statement of hIs side
of the story , he declined to say anything ex- :
ceptng that he had made arrangements for a
bondsman and would leave for Des Moines en
the afternoon Iraln. Crawford was a littI
Ile
more collected , hut equally reticent. Tha
tllr.o men are Under bonds of 2,500 e3ch.
Inch entered a plea of not guilty. Rich
mond's t mother arrived at noon from Des
Iolnes , anti was closeted wih Clerk Sten 1.
milan for some time. She wnnted 10 sign ;
the bon,1 of $ ,500 for the three men , but
the cleric WIS . not wIlling to assume the
res1)olisIbIlit' , not knowing her financial
responslbllt fnancial cot 1 -
tlitloim. I was Inaly arranged that the
thrce men should go back 10 Des 1oines
In tIme custody of Deputy Marshal Gray , and
allow ClerIc Mason In that city to accept the
bond If I should be gcoml.
The IndIctments returned by the grand
Jury Wednesday became public 11roperty yem I-
tenilay itlciimnoimd Is '
Hlehmoll indIcted upon two
counts , for having written 1. . . g. Brldon-
stein of thIs city two letters . one October
1 1891 , limo other December 7. 1894. In I
each of tune leters , It Is charged he mu 1-
folIel1 parts of a scheme whereby pu r-
chasers ot stock In the Union BuIlding anll
Loan associatIon of Des Moines would malc
large profits , rel1resentng that tIme com :1- :
cern was In a solvent conditon a 111 woult
pay large dividends very soon. At that
timite . It Is alleged , he knew that time ass 0-
clatun was Insolvent , and that It woo lii
novel ho In a conditon to pay a divlmlen
The hHlctmonls agaInst Crawford Ind
: Iuley set forth the letter of October 1
and allege that the ) were concerned In the
mailing of I.
The Union Buiding and Savings associaton : ,
of whIch the accINI were officers . hall Is I
headllnarters In Des MoInes and operate iii
extensively In Iowa anti adjoining tatc .5. .
Early I In November last the State BankIng
board began a systematic examination of
this nnd other associations and the resul
was the placing of the concern's affairs In
limo hallis of a receiver. At thIs time the
assets of the association were reporteml to
bo $150,000 $ anti time lahllles $17,000. relortell nn
Impairment of 2IOOO. SInce the reedy or
took charge dIscoveries of addItional bogus
securIty have been imiamlO . anti the Inllcatons :
are that nl time windup the assets will not
realIze to exceed 20 lieI cent.
Mlnngr lehmolll was regarded as the
henl anl hOly and hoots of the concern. I :0 :
Is npp.renty well to do , lIves In a $ OOOO
house In Des : Moitues hells the lines oVer
splrlel horses and Is the power behlnl the
lulllng . und Lan Hecorl , publshell In
Shortly after the appolnlment of n receiver
for tIme Union I leman,1 was made on Ich ,
monll for certain books belonging 10 the as-
Eoelaton , which ha,1 , ( limmampearcmi . These
books wer supposed 10 contaIn some reco
of shnly trnnsaclons which would enlghten recorl
time receiver nnd the anxious stockimoimler a .
Hchmond profeased Ignorance of their when
abouts . a 111 when tholr producton was
backell up by an order of the court h" did ,
not yield. On the ( .
) 'Iell. ontrary. his attItude con-
\'lncel time court thnt ho was Innocent of ti me
charge of maklug , away wih the books and
ho was dismissed train CUSIOly.
The faiure of the local courts 10 reach '
Manager Ichmunl doubtless prompted ti lie
aPPeal 10 the felleral courla A large am mi-
larlo nur.
her of shnrts were hell by people ( In Courm ( Il
Counci
\ufs , tie Ilcstrents being secured hy I
mranl of letters alll prlntell lIterature , DS
well ns by I'eronal ' solicItation , The ovl-
tent 1IIIIOSe of the proceelln/s Is to show
that time Union was Insolvent long before the
receIver watt apPolntell , thai the olcers were
aware of Its condition a 11 that they are
criminaly liable for using the snaIls In soIl Ic-
Itlrmg busIness for nn insolvent InstItutIon .
11 hivquest .
Miss SIJrlnk will contInue the milner ) ' Ils-
play the rest ot hits week 19 South ain
slret.ans' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ :
I Evans' I.urdry Co. , 520 Pearl : leI. 290 ;
.htl ! ! , collars , cufT . One work a specialty .
lrst-cla8 olorare room. Rate , $1.50 per
month , J. H. Snyder , wholesale fruit and
produce , Council Iuts , 10.
JI.s lolur1l1 to liar Mother ,
JOllo harper who was pIckell up by the
authorities Wedntsday , returned to her bore
In Templelon , Carrel county , last evenhim I ; .
} lrlng the day a telegram was reccl\d
frem lice mother , Mrs. Lizie harper asking
Marshal Canning to put her on board the
train for home and to draw on the Bank of
Templeton for funds to pay for the ticke , t .
The marshal le lug afraId the GIrl ml&h ml 5.
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clde 10 gIve th.e conductor the po-by , declIell
to accompany her and they left together at
6:30 : la ! ovenlng
6Jo Newt Stevens , the young man whcse room
Josle' Hnrper claims to have occupied for
three nll'lls this week claims that she h
very much mistaken. According to the story
ho tells , Josie , Clarence Sweet. Stevens alll
xiSt young laly frIend of the Inter were In
St evens' room , at the corner of Broadway
nn,1 Sixth street last Sunlay evenIng play.
loSt g high five untIl church ( line . Then
St evens and his friend started for church
an ti he aupposeml Sleet anti Josie oiu like-
anwi suppsel 111 lke.
wi se. That , ho claIms , Is time only tIme the
girl was In 'ils reom.
.
HI'NISO = Imos.
Nemy Jr S (001 , New Silks .
China silk , all colors anti black worth 45c ,
al 25c yard.
Chenney Bros. ' 24.lneh black China silk
sels everywhere at 75c. Our price SOc yarml
All our $ $1.00 novelty new silks for waists ,
7Gc yard.
tOo quality white Hnbulal wash silk , 35c
ya rd.
40 to 46 black and navy nil wool French
serge at 39c , SOc end r9c ) 'arll
lack all wool crepon at 79c yard.Vortli
$1 .00.
GOOO yards of nih.sihk rtbbon . mill colors
anll black Nos 7. 9. 12 and 16 , worth 20e ,
25e , 30c and 3rc , nt 10c yard.
. \1 silk yellIng , In navy and cream , worth
20e. at 5c yard.
200 pieces new dress prints , 3e yar < .
36.lnch 1.1. nnbleach muslIn , 31c yard.
1,000 curtaIn shalles , IGc each
BO CLOAK SAI.I .
For three clays all our ( Inc sIlk capes at
early Iiall former 11rlces. We got tee many.
They mammal be solml .
$10.00 anll 12.00 silk capes , with ribbon
alll , ! chiffon collar , all at $6.50 each.
15.00 antI $18.00 silk capes at $9.80 each.
$5.00 elbroiderel cloth capes , $ 3.GO each.
$ 3.50 black brown a 111 navy capes , $2.GO I
each ,
Buy your carpets , maltng , curtaIns and
rugs of us for cash.
DENNISON DHOS.
I. , \ . ; ller inmps 111 , ,
I. A. MIller , one of time ohest antI best
lenown residents of Council Bluffs , dropped
il cati nt 9:30 : a. in. ) 'csenlay mornIng -
Ing on the steps of Fritz Uer-
h ardi's barber shop In time Orlll hotel. lie
hrll been ailing sInce Iwo weols ago . when
he hind a severe attack of henrt lsease.
Wednestay he felt o badly that he toll < Dr.
L awrence . at whose house ho hall ben stayS
Ing during the Iloctor's , trill to CalIfornia ,
that t he mild not thInk ho 1011 < ever get eell.
This morning , as ho was \asslng the GranJ I
hotcl on First avenue he sat down to rest
on the steps leadIng Into the barber shop ,
nl1 a few mInutes later ho fell back on the i
fl oor . He was picked UI ( and carrIed InsIde
whore 110 only breathed a few times. The
deceased leaves a wIfe and two chidren ,
: lss I.ur Miller and Frank V. MIller , t'IO i
llt1 l : of Chicago. Miller was In the hard-
w are busIness for a long tIme In CouncIl I
lufs and inter In Omaha , being a hev } '
stockholder In the Omaha Hardware corn
pan ) Ho was a stockholder ant member :
of the board of dIrectors of the Citizens State
hank of Council lhlufta. The coroner decide I
hat DO Inquest was neces ary. ;
The decensed was born 62 years age In
Lancaster county , Pennsylvania , nnll was :
marrlell In 'arsaw , Ind. . to Anna g. "nn
l 'milt. He moved here with his famIly In
1868 1 , TIme funeral will take place from the I
residence of his brothor-In-Iaw. I. C. Empkle , ,
618 South Sixth street , under the auspices :
or the : Masons the thne to bo announced
later. l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Jb''O = ITOI .
, \prl Siio or nres 'lods-Speclal I'rhces on
Ihack I"renoh Scrlc" .
40-lnch all wool . worth .
al serge SOc. for 39c.
6ge I.'rench serge at GOo a yard.
$ India twIll serge for 670 a 'ard.
See the new black rayatne at $1 a yard.
All wool and silk and WOJI crepJns at $1. and
$ 1.39 n } 'atl. $
Now line of novelty dress gods , bough to
s ell at $1.25 . on sale at 890 a yard.
Beautful effects In checked suitlngs . new
mixtures m and colorings at $1. worth $1.50.
WALL PApgn. WALL PAPEIl.
Largest assortment , lowest prices , all won c
guaranteed.
guaranteed.FOWLER
FOWLER , DICK & WAJKE 1 ,
Council Bluffs.
Quick Work itt llllctl :
Jeff Stewart was Indicted yeslerday for al 1-
temptIng to pass a counterfeIt dollar at Ihe
Enimnet I house and at Soenle Boysen's saloom :1. :
The crime was commited last Saturday . and
today , In all probabIlity , ho wIll oome up for I
a trial.
Joseph Johnson was found guilty of boo t-
legging yesterday ) ' , anll James Smlb , charged
with the same offense , was acquitted. Ed
Nash a burly colored man charged with sel.
lug liquor wIthout a government , lcense ,
proved that be only bought It at the drg
steno for another man. District Atorey
I ulen moved that the case be taken from I
the jury ant the defendant discharged ] , and
Judge Woolson sustained the motion , tahiti ig
occasion as he dId so to express his dlsbelel
In the science of huntng bootleggers , as I
Is now practIced , by Ieans of spies Importell I
Into the various communities of the state ,
C. H. Butcher George Marsllal and Josi tim
Gnlng were arraigned ant pleaded not gu1lt V.
antI WillIam Ihodes entered a plea of guIlt ; V.V ,
G. H. Scott was admltet to practice In I
tIme federal courts.
,
\Vo In"o ( lot 1uro 'liliig. )
I Is the Insurance gasoline stove the only
gasoline stove mate that a chIld can play I
with and do no harm. I tales care of
Itself ; can be blown out . left open or tured
on , and there Is no poslble way for the
gasolno to ignite or explode. No smell or I
oiler , no dripping of gasoline . no hurnlng
your house town or burning your wife or
mother-In-Inw to death. No misery , no funeral I -
nerals , no deaths or use for an untertnker
If you use the Insurance gasoline Stove i , as I
Is absolutely Eafe. I you don't believe I asl (
any of our competitors , then nsle them te
blowout their stove and leave It 011en for ten t (
mInutes. then apply a match to the stevens
ns we do with our and see what wilt happen -
pen , but be sure to be a quarter of I tnt Ic '
away before he Ilgimts the match , as there Is I
sure 10 he an explosion ; then we welld not '
get to sell you nn Insurance stove , as there 'I
would ho n funeral next day. I
BHOWN'S C. O. D. Sole Agenls.
The Inolrnnro On8ullo .Ho\ .
introduced by P. C. Do Vol In 189t. and
sold by him this season. Ahsolutely sat e.
Can't explode No danger lie sure you get
the "Insuranco "
1. _ C. DE VOL.501 Broadway.
II.h..1 I UI.hW.MI t I
Prices on frames anll art material cut to the ; i
quIck for the next ten days. Chapman'a New' '
Art Store , 1 MaIn street
Boston patent bicycle 113nts at Ielca\ flrc Is.
Silly Ht'ur.Ulzu the I t'irtm lolt.rtm.u. '
J. L. Temilleton , the new fro cief , wi
assume the dutes of his positon next Szttu r-
tiny NothIng official has been saId as 10
what wi bo done when he tales tie place ,
but the opinion seems to prevail that there
wi he a pretty general weeding out of
democrnts In the deparlment Charles
Graves , captain at time Lower 1roallway en-
glno house wi be let out alll his place w Ill
bo ! llld by the ap\lntment of J. W. , Aulrey , I
The later resIgned the olce of constable
amimi I.'rank Stevick
1\1 was appointed by the ,
to\ nshl\ trustees 10 take his 11lace.
A large stock of books has been movd
Into the Bleran building and wil bo sohl
at auctIon In a few Ilays. At private smile
time finest standard edition of Trilby sells
Triby sels
for $1.15. _ _ _ _ _ _
Whlr I Iu R 1 aiim , , '
Jverythlng. If awled to a Ialdman Piano ,
sold lr Mueller l'lano and Organ company ,
] 03 Main slreel.
Mrs. E. J. Scott's millinery , ladies , wi
suit your tastes and purses The attractIons
are just a. great as those that mode the openIng -
lag last we'k so successful.
Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "Ihat good
laundry , " and Is located at 7 ilroadway .
lroadway.
I In doubt about thll tr ) I and bo convinced.
Don't forget name and number Tel 157.
Dr. Parons , over Schneider's , Sit D'W1
Tel 215. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Dr. Lusel , ofre 410 5th _ ave. ; tel 180 ,
l.llu&tol Johhmco ilurned .
LEXINGTON Neb. . AprIl 4.-Speclal.- ( )
The rtsldenco of J. L. Wynn burned this
iunorning. Part of the household furniture
was saved There was Insurance of $1,030
on the bouse . $ ,0:0
DHEW \ A lARD LiF ) BIRDS
Surprsod Soma of the Crpkn the Great
American nan iCp.
Fl FTY.IGIIt MEN fACE , : .TIE . TRAPS
Ten 10111" Shot Ol " 'iiea.Umc Match \Va
. Called fur lime Ho'IlfTII111 : limed
Slr"ljhr Seores-'I ) " : Oilier
Events . \ho I.ef Uuihluishiemi .
ILLAnn ) PAmC , PATERSON , N J. ,
Apri 4.-Seldom ever before has n live bird
shoot brought together so many le\olees of
Nhnro < as mild the granl Amerian hiaimdie.mp '
on these grounds 10In ) ' . In the Interst.tQ
M fnnulncturers amid DenIers nssoclalon event
Horace Whie of Syracuse , N. Y. , J. n. Elhi.
son and J 11 TolnlHI 01 Phiadelphia faied 10
como to their marks when cale,1 at the end
( f the second room ! this 10rning anll were
decared out ot tIme ruce. Thee scrtches
lef fifty-eIght men In the fell when itef-
ereo Jake I'emitz called the '
Iontz cale,1 event lt IOIG :
a. ma. The weather was e\rrythlnl : that
couh bo wlshe,1 , for There Were about I.GOO
speclalurs Ilresent. Time blrlls were nearly
al l blue rocks. Many of thom provell ' to Le
\ ery tricky . and , as the score vIii h\ . not
a few of them Innnged to evade bulhnr. .
rels of many a crack gun. ' Ten men failed
to grasp theIr 1Igeols In the lnt 101\1 ' and
the Veteran amateur , CaptaIn Mommy , wlssel :
his first two , which
were ramplmi rJlmt
frst 1111111 rf.ht qiuarJ
t erors. Trn rounds were shot off when . tIme
tme
wns c.tlleml ali there were cloven men stnr.tl-
Ing wIth straight scoros. These lere : Clnrl ,
Brewer , Bllgcrl , Thomas , I\lns , Meitm' . .
Class , Aplnr , lictiry . mlott anti 1elsey.
Three misses
debarred
a shooter Crum tlllng
nny further hart In time imaim.llcmli nmmml at time
( anl
lose of the Ila"s sPort there were Just Of-
teen I ott lucky ones who hall 10 t st.HI dOl I. If-
These who are now out of the gr311 hundl-
cnl1 are : A. S. Wimlte . T. R. 11110 : . W. ' 1' ,
1110rsol l , George WOlle , T , S. ell.ll. JV. .
Hofman l , J. A. Jones I. ' . O. /10010. i'iiil
l ) nly . Jr. , E. I I. . Post , \ E. hieimiwtt , P. 1'11 .
S chwartz. Charles I.onnun , J. ii. Outlllor
a mimi Il. S. Yllg.
The haIIBc.\ shoot will be resimmmi.ii to-
morrw morIng , and It may be possible < to
fnish In time afternoon .
When time sport was nllJol1 nc.l last even-
Ing l the Sportsmen's hunmhicap left C\II-
hln < : was unfimi-
unfn-
Ished. I There were fort-fuur 'ntrles , nnd
when . the seventh ! rOIHI1 as complete
t wenty men hUll tel for first place whit
seven straight kills to theIr cremllt. .he wlh }
then began tl shoot off "miss and out" and
when there were emily seven left they I agreed
)
to Ih'ldo the cash . which amounled to $220.
Time llghlands stakes was then b'gun , but
blt
nt tIme cal ot time this evening six roulls
had i been shot and tIme stakes wil be flnislmr'd
tomorrow. There were furt-two entries for
this t evont.
, , .
/J.UITS 0) Tll1ItUNNINl TIIACIcF .
I"rloln itt 10010 1 \'hlt n 1110 Hnco II
GI"t , TII" lt n"y listrh't.
SAN I'nANCISCO , ,
, Apri I-This was n
c lay of accllentK wlh the races. The big. :
ge5t liuke of all : Marietta's
lule al wits larleta's win lt i0
to 1 She was very lightly ' ; 111aYtl , 10 -
evor. In the Ilrst '
Irst rmi'ie lleetwoul ran
away } ' anti ! Soon gnolg ) , w\io \ Inllhe,1 sac
o nil . was , dlsllualel : fpr 'ouln . Eght
horses h started In the shieplm.'iiiase . anti enl ) - '
three hlnimhemJ. Douglass , refmused to
. rflsed run
anti Ialcolm , StoalHast , l.llg Sam a 11
Wlellol fell. Cianey , who Iede King Sam
was badly } ' hurt. Three rl\ Wl'rl brlon
ali ho was otherwise Injtmrmitj Summary :
First race. six ftui'longs . innitleims selling
fUJlong :
FOHlen n , 9. 180m ( ( i tu 1) . won ; VII seln/ .
ill. Taylor 12' ( to 1) ) . 'econd : ! tiOtifltmiir. 97.
Shaw (0 ( to 1) ) . thlrl leconl 1hl : 1:15. : 3iiirley - :
1Ieet\vood Soon Enough , War Queen Inll ,
Constance M also ruin. ' : " '
Second mace . 1"0 and Mimlf furlongs . eeil .
lag : Sea"I'la ' , ! I. t evalell8 fUllonls. ) , won '
' 1011'
Norunminihie . JI , Isdm' ( g'to t. second , ' 1ab ' ,
88. ' BUrls CS to 1) ) , third. Time : IOJ : , . i
lhllulo , rmlociesto . EXIertmelt geidlnp .
Celturlon and Vulcan mstco rmmm. ;
' 1hl'd rco , pne mile , selling 11. : _ .lnriotmi. 21 I .
Shephnrd ( ( Q to 1) ) , 101 ; Hear Ouard , lot ,
Slolne ( I to 5) ) , Iecoll ; Ilymly . 102 . GrUHn ;
(7 ( to 5) ) . third. Time : 1:43. La : Gascon ,
Ionny B , 1ls5 Buckley and Sir Hchlrd
allo ran.
Fourth r/ce , 01'1 and I half furlongs . sell I-
Ing : ilemnardo . 103 Jielni'lmiii ml . sel-
Beplnlo. 101 Jelm'lch ( t to I ) won I ;
May , pn y , 1m , I'Iggott ( ( I to B. ) econll ;
Huutsman , 97. Llo1 (4 ( to 1) ) . third. Time ;
1ai. : xnmlner , CO1Iec , Oeorge J anu
Carmel also ran.
Fifth race. mile Intl n qumrter : . steeple
chase : Gold Dust. 1:7. tunfurd (4 ( to I ) .
won ; St. Jacob , 135 , Kllhl (4 ( to 1) ) , second ;
Muttpec'r ) , 135. Cairns 13 ( to 1) ) , third. ' 1 :
2:20. : Iou/Iasl. relnlcolmn Stcallst , King
Sam antI 'Iclelow Ilso ran
Sixth met' . lIve I'um'iommgs . '
reI. 1\0 1'\olonls. soilng : Set
al'hln. lOS . 1101 ( ( I to 1) ) . won : Alvance. 1\8. C
Slomimici (20 ( to I ) , ecolll ; : lole H. 12. Car I
t8 to 5) ) , third. Time : 1:02i4. : Joe Coton ,
Tom Clarke and Barelldln < ulso ran. i
NASHYI.r l' ; , April I.-Flr lace , five -
eighths at I tithe : Simon \ \ ' ( I to I ) won. i
Wlsworth (5 ( to 1 secoll , Ietrollole ( I to ;
1) ) Ihlrd. ( ' 1lme : 1:0ii. : .
SlcOHI race . one-hulf mile : Jlse ) ' 18 ( to 5) I )
won . Elena 03 ( to 5) ) second , lmn5) Humlr
( ( \ " 10 I ) third. 'lme : secont :
' 'hll1 mace , seven-elhlhH of I mile ; Addle .
Buchunan ( even ) \VOn Eluator (5 ( to 1) ) sec : -
unll , , 1/ ' . \Voi Ic (4 ( to 1 ) tlmlrl Tim : 1. .9'J.
1'ourth race , , seven-eIghths at I muiR' ; < n-
the Iacs ( ( % to I ) worm , J.a , ' un Ii 10 I I )
s conl , gonel (2 ( to 1) ) third lime : 1- : : ,
Filth race four furlongs : Free t 2olntmp
(2' ( ' , to 1 ) von . Excuse (2 ( i t I seconl , , Hondo
(7 ( to I I ) thlnl. 'J'lne : U:4tl. ; : \ .
LITTLE . HOCK , Apll i.-l'lrst rue-i I'X
furlongs : MaggIe GI ) ' lG to I , ) wrlo I' \n- i
chI Pope ' ' (8 to I I ) second , Jos pnile15 tl I )
third. Time : 1:16.
Heeon,1 race . seven furonIS ) : The Iron
master (4 ( to 5) ) won Jmp. perr ( ii to 5) ) ! 'ec-
onll. Shield learel 18 to 1) ) ttl" t ! 'lr.I :
1 : :1 , .
ThIrd race , the Boulless hantlcJl1. $1.201 ) )
guarantcemh one tithe : lenrUII /7 1 10 I .
10) ) won , Ducat (3 ( 10 1) ) second , Sister Mar V
(3 ( to 2) ) timlrml ' 1111 ; 1 :12. :
ourth race , four furlongs : Hen Eder
( to 5) won , Fred BIIT (3 to 1) ) socold ,
1"lslj (0 to 1) ) thlnl , 'J'lme : OWI : , .
1"lfh race , one mIle : 1lutuK ( even ) wom :1 : .
I't'tmper ( I i to 1 ) Iecold , Joe Murph ( even )
thlrl , 'rime : 1 :1214. :
NJW Olt.I ANS , AprIl 4.-Flrst rae 1' .
lIve furlongs ; 1IIuOl ( ( I to 1) ) won 111
John (5 ( to 2) ) second Anna McNatry (8 tt I )
third 'rime . )
: I : O2' )
8eeolll race , leVel tl'longl : Ethel I , \ '
(20 ( to 1) ) V0ui. Artess (6 ( t 10 1 ) second , gU11
t8 to I ) third 'rlme : 1 :2'Jm,4. :
'rhlrll race , six furl"ngs : Buckeye (4 ( I to I
1 ) WOI , Anla K ( ( to 1) I ) secold , Bob Wi-
son (21) ( to I ) third. Time : 1:16. :
I.'ourlh race , haldlclp , One tulle ; Era I -
while ( ( to 1) ) won , Iitmrrei'mm Blet (6 ( to I )
sec ll. Ether (5 ( to 1 I ) third Time : ] :42Ih. :
Fifth race , seven fUIJonHs : 'rheoloro 1
t9 ( to 1) ) won , Senator Monel (3 ( to I I ) lecolll ,
Folly (2 ( 10 I ) third. ' 1lmo ; 1:2J : . .
l.ull lIT , : LOUIS , April 4.-Results I " lt East Rt. i
First race , three"luarterl of a mie I :
Hockhl won. Lady I.hl r lecolJl , I.lle
Lee liii rd. 'rime : 1 :21. :
Second race' , threo-qUarterl of a I mie :
iftmmuggler won , Monk Ovtrtun second , On ) ' x
thuirml ' 1lme : I :21',4. : ' ,
' 11111 racl' three-quarters of I mile : Do r-
'Ierer won. Micklejoiin lecond , Ohelsr thlrl rii. ,
Time : 1 :20m. : J. !
ourth I ence , one mile : , Jiberty 101 we : ri .
Huss.11 Grey second , Sir Charles timlr LI.
' lnl 1h9' : ' .
! 19'1.
Fifh race , three-flulr\crl \ ot I sail C :
L
Forela won , Frnhkle U second , Jeperln
th ird . Time : li95i. :
IR"1 : IRtchel I I'Rlr of 'It'ls , '
IANSAS ( IT\ April 4-'I'onln. Dixon ,
the "St. Inul 11,1 , , " anti OtarOar ncr :
the "Omahn ) Itimi " tomlay eoiiiplt'tCel < am-
rn/el1 Itl for n ( Iniii fight fI' aSide hOt
oD f $ . ; ' ! elehk J. I fnlh , lermal of St. - lall ,
Dixon s bacKer . sending n drsmft for WI ' ,
% hmtc'hm was tlrollI I ) ' " " \f,1 i drlf ( lardner'u
fl ie'tmer. I Is not uettlel whethel' 11mm' lIght
\ \ ill le hell here or ettell t i'muul. DI""I Ilht
feta nteI Gnrllntr In thlrtcen rOllJl when the ) '
!
let before but the Inter Is cOlldelt IOW )
that he cnn wimu.
I.mm I Ig " ' time t lie I ' I its . uI omm hll" I .
( 'INCINNATI . Allrl 4-ln the WI' ( tllH
Inteh tonight . cntth-as-cntch.rln. hetwl'en
: IIX l.utbl'l of Sl Louts anti 1ollb ltvke .
the fanner won hoth bOlt ! mind ) imintehm.
i.ti . lmtbeg won the Irt bout him furl v-six mln-
ti les. 1)tmtiln3' lrf.o'II n Sami ) "Inclsco
rl'ferel' . 'rho contest leehlr * time I 'Ioulhl
c Imllillomhill of the worll , the winner get-
cti
ting $250 ' nlll all rn'elpts.
I'uro.o for llh , I imilcotti's t'nr. !
SIOtX l'AhI.S , S. D. . AIrl t-Spl'elnl. )
-The State Bonrll of Alrlclllt has tie-
cllell to make nil l'I'ses for acing lt the
! tnte fair $100 . wih thl' exceptIon of thC
: : : S class In which time ptire 11'1 he $ '
The I Hrolmll here are btlnl nlrHlgelt In
good shnpe for the sIx nlnlal stale f.,111
which are to he hel here.
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I'"tII' t ly % % 'hmis tilt First
IA WNI(11' ' \ ' , Neh. , Apri 4-SIeclnl (
T elegmamn.-Tmmbli' Hock's bail club
'eleJII-Tnbl ) ! ha1 l'll\ played
the hure team tomImiy . rr ultlJ II n score ot
1 1ti to 9 In fa \01' of time Ilter , I was Ii
ti ret gomime' of the seasomi. The wlnl hle\\
hnlcl , makIng Juu < pill ) ' lug nllost Iiilptms-
s lbhe. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
11"1(1" t 5 . \IIUlt I I omm mutt iii a mm C 1'0'1111(1.
CIAII'IU.AIN. I S. n. , . \tll 4-(8peclal (
'la 'eiegrnmsm-The ) South 1)iikotu 1"lrmen'l
nssoclatun tins lice , III ell , to Ilsensl with
the aim n mmmml tOllamlnt thlK y , 'nl hut In-
! tlll : wi hold IL coiiveiitioii itt Scotllnl
JUle ii. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, t i l'til)3 ' . I'I'h'1 vi : Iii loollll'lt . t gal 1
: l' ; IIIIS. APrIl ' 4.-1ho simile of the 1\11
McCoy-laimimy Neellmnmim , tight before . thin
latme l Athll'te chili 11 thlH cit } has beel
ehllge,1 , tlOl1 , \11'1 11 to AIIII , 15.
IUU.11-0 JIG .l"l' I.VT1IfIii ! TS.
C mi lit I iii isis 1.001 Ih'cr 110 I IIIS ) ' 1.1 It Ic bmlh I
1.111. ) ( it ) ' .
l flDGitONT S. D. , , \rl ' ! . -Speclll (
' ( 'ci rgrmmms.I ) lOl 'rholls Brlll ) Ilrel-
lelt of the I Etgemont comIHIU ) ' , ( \COIIU-
11 iml 1) I his \ Ce' , 111\'c,1 Ille Irom I Cal- I
' '
f onmsims. The ) ' were met this 1011111 b )
I'rlcls : C. Grnhl" ccrellr ' of the cIm-
: ' . amid visit uf Imispectiomi of the do
pan } alil 1 " Impel'ton cl
was inmmml. 'rwelty teams WCI < fOIl1 nt
orle ' hlol'I , , . Tlit
wUII ( grallH fur time S'lllkatt ) '
Orl.le . block. I rock hulll/ , ; O. Is 111\
al'lroachlng ' , the secUII tory \ / . 111 time 11.11-
i cy , I twcnty-ioomn hotel , Is 11 1011 } tot
thl' t pla tererl.
A \'Islt waH made , In the nferoln to the
celelruted ce grlllstone quarries anti the lale ;
ens'lne alt air cOl11reSrS WI'f' itSi'et'teth % ,
WOllt 01 the tnmmchi I tinny fur IHluflCIIII t ! ;
the grindstones II . being I'apllly 111 hel : i
anl I force of sIxty men 18 at \orl ( . 'rh ( ' )
made m preparton , ! to hILLY out about $9.0
fO' the ccmrnpmsmly's einployes. The future of
the city Is IF8ur"11 h the plans turlsl11
I t ) ' these geltemen Ilurlnl their vmsit.
A rl'ccpUonas tCItllCd the Visitars I. ) :
the ltzelH ammO n lost emittmuhmisthc tle
was hnl. ' 1he olilals exprossell them , el'cs
as L 10le than 8ats(0,1 at the cl"s pl1ress
anll m assured greatn ! 8. .
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Volelo 1lulll'"n8 , & Lit nrand I 1111415
OHAND nAlIDS. 1mllchi. , April 4-Only a
low t of the 40 , Ieltgates to the meetIng of
the Alcrlcan Republican College leasue arc
here h as ) 'et. lrellnlnal' } ' to the leetlng a I
sPirIted contest Is going on fur the presl-
Ipnc } " . Presldcnt Cox teclns a Ie-eltctun
and the aspirnts are L. \'lu11 uf Cht-
cago. E. J. I lenmiiiig of : aclismiti mtiimi't' , D ,
: Ie\Vililnms of Kalamazoo. : Fred t B. Dehl'- :
"iile of "ellont 18 suJeen or as the dark
horse. ' 1he halotnJ bgius tomorrow after -
noon. m Today \ \ ' ! tc\'olol to caucuHlng : ' 'el-
morrow the regular esslonK wi open. ' 1he ;
star event ho to le tInt banquet tomolrow
imight . when Julius Caesar Burrows Inll
Wlrler Miller of New York arc to be the
.
11rllclpal Olltors. - .
I'alr or Wellll& ' .
Mr. John " - . lclchael of North Plato
and Miss Hunstol of Omaha were marr 1
lt the residence of the hrhle's parents , Seventeenth -
entoenth anti Ylnton streets , ' 1UClla ) ' .
At the Castolar Street IrellHtorlan
) arsonageVedneeclay MI' Ernest O. Iount
and . Miss Alvtna Summers of , thIs city wore
marrIed. _ - _ _ . _ _ _ _
( 'mtN' ' Coully ! lorllllo ltecord.
PI.ATTSMOUTI AprIl i.-Spechah.-CaS ( )
county's mortgage record for March Is as
follows : 1.'arl property flieml . $100.93.S6 ; re-
lensed , 78292.06 ; town property fed , $3 , , :
843.67 ; released , $7,061.33 ; chatel mortgages
fed , 8.60010 ; released , $11,062.30.
I'"ht II'hl" with M"lo Mo" )
DENVER , AprIl 4.-'he grand jury has
returned un Indictment agaInst Fish Com-
mlsfloner \V. H. Cnl'ote for ahieged mal-
flasance In oUce , lie Is ncelt , of having
sisetl stlte funls to pay . a private debt.
I'BATIJ U l'-OU1O.4ST.
Sho'cr. , 1010"11 11 nellrclly Colder
" 'tlthor-nrlhwl"t 1 l 11.1. .
WASHINGTON , April 4.-The forecast for !
Is
FrIday :
1.01 Nohmslm nnl South Dnlotn-Show-
11. probahly ; ( ehangInl to mellow lu.les ; tc- i
cldemily , colder Friday evenIng ; high WIIls ,
' . ' .
shilftimig to nom'tliv.'est.
nom'tliv.'est.'r
shlftn :
l For Iowa and , Mlssoumi-ShoWerS ; wanner
1"rldmmy. cell r In the western Jltlon FI'III } '
evening . uecldetl ) ' cohler ; highs southerly
winds.
For K/n ls-Clo\ly. ( wih showers . urotI ) ) -
nh , ' changing to ! no\ hurries In the 'esl I-
erl porton ; much coller 1"lllay eVlnln , ;
high wllle , , shIning to nortlmwemetei I ) ' .
J.IC:1 Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER I3U11EM .
Ot AHA , April 4.-ORiiaiiiL recort or tem-
perture : anti rainfall. eOlparld wIth , the
' day ot Chic last Cour } ° :
) .urs
cUTes)10ndln lft
! Ib . IS91. IS93 : : , 159 i2 ,
axlmum temnpermsttmrm' ) . . 72 49 G7 Gt
.Mtnhmiltiul tenllnistcmre ) . . H 40 42 41 ;
Average tenilem'attmn' , . . . tAt 41 5\ \ rt ,
I'reclhmitntlomm . rtl'e . . . . . . . . .OJ 'i' . . ( H ) . :
1I'eclilltaUon of temperture Ull . preclPllaton
nt Conditon Omuha for time day and slnco March 1 ,
Nom'zmial : tom 1ernturo . . . . . . . . . . . . . IG
tOxcesa for time tiny. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 .
Normal precilItmttin . . . . . . . . . .09 Inch
) preelpltat.l . . . . . . . . .0 inch
Deldency )
'rotal lmmecilItatiofl since March 1.1.1 lucheK .
Delolenc } ' since Mardi 1. . . . . . . . . .n Inch
Reports from Other Siltol itt I t. . . \
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STATiONS. rS 5 i. t STATS or
g wEATmuelt.
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Ommmaha. . . . . . . . . . ' 11 72 .110 dlomiiv. !
tonth& & l'hatto..7(1 ( 7K .O . ( ( ! t'mrt \ , cletimly.
Norll'lal6. Valenlll. . . " . . . . 'ni 7 < . \.Irlcolt ) , ) )
Clitcamno. . Sti 1:2 : .00 Clt'nr.
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lhlcalo . . . . . GI /2 .10 ch'nl
SI , ] ,011" . . . . . . . 1.71 / ( . tt ) ) : Clear.
St. I'aimm. . . . . . . . . . 12 I , OOllalclol'I i ' ' ,
ijisvuum purl. . . . . . . . M ! II , lUlarteloUly , ,
Jlllhli Oily. . . . . . 71 ) 71 ; .00 Clnl'I ' ' .
I delia. ' . Vly. . . . . . . , : t : IH : .oo t1ioimIt , ! .
Detmver. . . . . . . . . . 1 ; 72 , IO'Colly ' ,
Soil Lake City. . . . . 'J2 62 .1)2 ) ( lmmi3Y.
Snl .0211"1)
Bismarck Oiy. . . . . . . 14 74 .OUI 1.11111011)
11 , VlneolH . . . . ame 71 .1ieea ) .
Che 'ello , . . . . . . . . G2 IU .tl Iarlcllllly :
1111'1 lly. . . . . . . 6' mum 'I' Ciommmiy.
Idiiimtd ' . (31 ty. . . . . . . . t : 70 .omu ! ClCimtIy.
( ualvt'metomi . . . . . . . u < GUIIClolll' .
"T" Inmitcates Crimea of min.
InlelllI ] . . A. WEISU , Olerver.
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AT YOUR
. Outfitters.
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YOU READ OUR ' 'AD"-wIIAT's TI ! E IMPRESSION ?
YOU BUY OJR GOODS-whAT'S TIlE RESULT ?
But let us mail you ( free ) our SOUVENI OF FASHIONSD
Read I carofuly at your 1CILUI'o
CLUI"1 CON & CO. . Mukers , Factories ; Troy N , Y.
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Ullam t.rungdnmi 1Rkl0 , Ills If ( ( ht n
hhtrlllo tf I I o It lII"r .
MASON CITY . la. . April 4.-Special ( Tele.
Rrnm.-Wllul l.ntsgmlomm , spclll agent nll
colcclor of the nerlng harvester comitg
\nn ) ' , Chicago , email agent oC the I\lelt ) .
. !
nnil ( 'UI"I ' ) 10111In ) ' , New Yurko COl-
mllod ! ullle on the norlhbounl Iowl Crn-
rot t \sen/elo nt mmccii tOII' ) ' . JUlt ldorC
the tt\ln emmmcreml
enl'rl'l lllnl'ton he went lute
i hiu . toilet 1',11. Ck'ueml ' , the .Inor nll ent I
b
uilct
through hla hraln. ' '
hulnt throllh : 1 IL' was short
$ H In hits .
hil nClolntq with the Iiilehity l'om-
wlh
Iln i ) . anti \ lS tn m'oinpcmmmy Fllelt . \ dUimi'f
wih :1' Wnle
lf . 1 11n 11ols. . 1'01\11 ; to t lul11ton I I to Ix
t him' Iller up. I" lel\11 a who nud one
chl.I , l\lnl at Morocco , hid. wie
tOl"I :11-1 ; ; I nun , h1Ci'tiitlli .
DES MOINIS , ' \1111 4.-Spacial ( TelC-
4.-S\2cl:1
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mamn.-'I ) lie .
g -
grl.-'fhe following UI'rll ' ! conrt \l'l'l.
\
terms were tiled tomlmiy Itobent . ' ' ' .
11'11 ) : Iulel B. 11)101. n11.
11ellnt ; , n\nst ( 1111 " 1)101 ( ' ass district.
t 1 llslcll ; Sllte of luwl agatmist 1.aymmm.tn
1.1)'n\n
Cal y . a hillel , llnt. 'lmn ci Ilalnst I . a lilt-limed ;
1I . \ \ U. Ioor , nllllt ( 'hmlemgo nII11'11
Islnnll I & 111'111' I lllway I I I l'hll'IJO cOlnllnlIJII.el. lul'k
h iimmt5 Scot Illtrkt , Ilh used : Ielil8 hl'rl
Igl m m flat ( 'h hcagm . : II\nllece & St. I Ilul I
ll I I 1\1) ' 10111Ian ) ' . 11111.lnnt. I t lal Ia um ml tat nt ,
nlrmrl ; Cm'I8 u : ller I et Illas , is .
n/alnst u G , : h'rllnn et ul. lellwlr. ) 11111111tl.
trk.t I , Itrmetl : 2mhmsny S , I.'ool' Ig1118t : . littr.
Ington I t \ \ ' ml t . r cuniJII i ) ' , ml iqwi ill lit 11' II'S I
tloi mmm's II"trlct. I us I mm i'iimc'mt : IJprlnl1 I Jlllun I
agnlnl m 11\11 . \ , Iynn 1111 J. 14. Ittch . tl-
fenlant , \arnl'Y Urlhbll' , , Inl'n'en'I' H lkh. . J- 11'- ,
1 11dm . n\11elnnt \ , Bl'ntul ) tlttilt't itiili mcmi :
lu 1 I h I t immim Phircy nAnln I t Illtlllj , nllmrl I .
l1111llnt. t Ilplelnson II hat tlkt t , allmrtl t ; .1 . , I
' 11h.'It I mign I mist t1 IV , " 'mlln. ump1el , .1 h .
.1111une'oe ' 118U'lct. ii ill iiiim'tI ; . \I L't ul'IIe
Ill''eltng I COllnny Ignlnt B. I :1 lhm'uvcr.
11111elnnt. i lalll distnhet . m-cvt'rsc'd ; gotl'Y.v
el 1 I. I 1llllnntl. I I ahatn " t J ( meit' ! I I , : iig'ti
In,1 , Maggie A. ' 'I'r ) ' . 2mlni bum II-trllt , nf-
Irmr I I < ; I. I . I. I . 11')1111(1 I ) ) mt 5mm I mist { 'I t ) ' or
I 'otunmiil luttl I % : , mmlheliiuiit . ! I 'ottmnvmittmt-
mle t dltlit , nlllimnnl ; B. 1" . Miller .
. llel.
m iplic'Ihaiut. agnln CIty of \'t'istt'r
( 'I ty . Ilmltll i I I I must i-let , n ill i-i ii cml , ; UN'Ie !
1. I 11 , tillhld'blimiit Iglll t I"ol\l (
mushy . FcoItmmk \ ttniei. , I muli-mmmihsseii , :
Miidrt'ml . \ , 1 ltol ngnlnlt \ \ ' . S. I'm tpms 'i
II'u. I I cit II. I uI11"lantl. \ lmt'llo ml limO 'llp\S ml f-
lm Illcl l , ; . \mmitme Htrpl1 & \ SII , mimpm.lhiimutmm ' .
nl'I1llnt
Iglhlt m I Thomas 11 I I 11'1. I , . la\'ls I II"trit.
11111111 m , : H. J StUIII , app lalt , mugnliiat
the t I1UI1rtl',1 I 'lwn ! of I 1'11 f"ld. ugailst 'l.I 'I1 '
tlltl'it. mmilhm'immeil ; I' . . \ , hIatt' ) ' . mmilit'lhLiiit .
Iplllalt.
aJallst L i . \lehol : Sm toni lii i'c' I miami r.i flee l'om-
Lh lal h 1' , lllun "I Is I rio 0. mtIli nmmit' , I ; Bele I I Felt ciii
mt m igmshimst lzm'a 1"eltmm , niImcllaimlhmuiiimmlen ,
t iitt'ht't. i everseml'imeelt ; I & \\'hlsoim slmttmti-
1 mm m'til i'iiig comsi.t iiY , almpt'llmi ml t , mu gzt I iist I 1 . .1.
Stei-i-ott Ct itt , 'mhouimo ttlitti hot , rtvei'r'eml ;
1 ; , v. Ittmi'sm'li Ct uI mignlnst tthtihct mmiii
t ownshmmp o Cievelaimsl CL tth , mmpp.h ut , DavIs
district , i't'i'l'stmi.
1 : ii mm gc I Im'mt I C ii ii m'c Ii I' , , mm ft. remm cc ( I p , ii e
MASON CiTY , ILl. , Almrll I.-Speclitl ( Tche-
gm'ani.-Thmmr ) Des Molmies t'onft'nt'tmce of tIme
1't'auigclhcmi I elm itt-cit upm'mieii a C iiiee tIn ys'
s t'ssiomi mi 1 No mu Sj mrlimgit t emi mm y , I llslia P 1)tmbs
m it ( 'ii icmgo : 1ii.eimi I mig. Si c I ' ci ' ricim I ii 11th
t % % 'etmti. ' himy tmmcuimhii' time are lmm''seli 1 . 'l'hme
i tnihmi mit ion of mis I a haters , coushmlm-'nmm I iou o t ml Is-
ti'ictmt atiid extetisitmit of mn-k occupiemi liii'
vmithre tIny. 'l'iici i-eliot tie simoweil tiit liii'i
l it flue contiilluii thmrommghiout tit iiistrtct.
' rim it 1)1 ) > 01 ii t immcim 0 of umii Ii t4tem-s tvU I be man do
Sattirdmiy. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
, J. I. . l.cwh' ' ( iii Iimmrtt Itiic' .
SIOUX CITY , Almi-il 4.-tHimecial Telegram. )
-J. l. Letvh8 , foriiit'nhy cori'eslonmleii , ( ft-omit
here for the Sunmhny Smimi , was releasmril front
J ail todhmly , tvhit'rmi lie has hieCit for somno thmime
wnittmig ti-hat on it clint-ge of extorting
1 110003' ft-omit j tiec I 1int of iak tit City. Neh , .
' l'ii m _ . cotmim I ) ' ft It 0111 0) ' Cciii t'l immicil t liii 0 lie hiami
l iii case ; ugnhimi't LewIs antI inoveii thit' tlis-
mmmlssal of the I tmtl It' tineiit mi gmm hint Ii I am. 't e
Beecliam's pills arc for biliousness -
ness , bilious headache , dyspep.
sia , heartburn , tOrpiI liverdiz- ,
ziness sick headachcbad
, , taste
in the mouth , coated tongue ,
loss ofappetitesallow , skinetc. ,
when caused by constipation ;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall of them.
Go by tile book. Pills 2o' and
5 $ a box. Book fi'ee at youz
druggist's or Write B. F. Allen Co , ,
365 Canal St , , New York.
Animuiti , ic , mnoro ilium , Ct-CO ticOhox , , .
Wheii Buying
Fruit Trees ,
Buy the best.
A. minute lost can never be recovered.
and it's a calLmmimity to lose several years ,
whIch so man ) ' Iowa anti Nebraska people
have done t'iien they have bought foreign
groWii , umiacchhmnntcml fruit trees.
MENEIIAY I3IIOTI1E1IS.
TilE CRESCENT NUIISE1tY.
\Vere born titi time htmiuds , where tiumiir nurse.
ry stock Is gm'owii. : snu years of hLttient
hmitellgent CXPt'nltmieflt have taught them the
best vamim-'tles for Clubs climate. L'ons-qtieittl )
their hmotmie gI'oWIi stock is as hiarily isa the
forest trees. Thmey have a very lamgo stocli :
for the smi'ing delivery and every tree P u
warrnnte,1 , true to name , Orchmarmi , Vinymird
Lawn ParkIng 'Frees mumid Ornamneistal stocli :
2mlimhee no inhstmmlce 1mm your orders , Smnml um u
your list of wants for Prices. IVO can liltase
yOti iii prices anti stock. ReferenceS : Counci
itluffs Binks , Cotirtcil Illuffs Depantoseni
Omaha lIce. anti prominent hushnm-'amt men .
Nurseries six miles north of Couticil l3lffs ,
Address ,
MENERAY BROS. ,
Crescent. Iowa.
1n .t'o'lq was leavIng lImo court room lie as
1c trc'Ptemi
by the femlerni ntmthiotittes on ii
c hnrgt' of edIting hlminor witliotit it govern.
mm iCmil lIcense.
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I'sciiliiir r'tmieltmt , enr tc'imein ,
OElj\VEIN , 1mm. , Alirhl l.-ipc.eial ( Tele.
g mmmimtruhe'ide ) of mi ucculhmmr Iuattmrc , cc.
cA ult-ed todmuy a fev iuiilemt emmat of ttih city.
A itmami iiiiiiCd linhei' , tm-imhte excavating a
h ole for time ptmrpe'ute of siklng a botiller ,
tv eigliimig some tmimiit , was em'usiieml hmy time
f allimmg of the' Stomie. lie' toy with hmoib
le l egs bt-okvn miami lmh left ni-ni mnaluglemi sev.
e rmil hioun' , wmmltiimg fomhelp. . No relief cciii-
i ns , iii imts clesliate iuei cmii hits throat from
e ar to ear With iv tltiil jackknIfe.Vlirll
f ouinti hic vnme a t Ii I to Iii I I y Pica lii hug. I I
lt 'ft hommie about I o'Clock. Not netunmiing
f or slipper , the hireml milmiti 'eiit in quest oh
h uh , hiimllimg , him mime demienlbcml. lie I'it'ctt 11
t 'lfe amiml two simimill ciiiitiremu ,
tiimstttirI Ith er , ItIitera , ,
SiotJx ( _ , l rvlmrhl 1.-SimCciiiI ( Telegram. )
- l'i'csitlemit Ers'lmi of tue Siotmx CII ) ' Ctimii-
im mercial nsimot'tattoui left si'ithi Commitmilrsiommer
? dnhtnmiey toihisy fm-mr Omnnhimt 14,1 coitfer with
c' umiiinittces of Omimmuiia immimi ICamismis City job-
l' c'rtt td'ttii reft'm-etmee to is tic'iimtiiti of time' tituS-
Im itwmm mmmcii of lVfli'ttC' ) ' for a remhmmctiomm Iii
i t'lghtt rates lietweemi tue Missouri river
I ) bltt multi interIor Nclirmtsktm. TIme reiiimc.
t im-itt V. omilmi , If it verc grammtnml , be is imeriotust
im lou' to time jiibbhimg hiiteress of th MIs-
c umin t hvet' towmis.
M c renim I I to I I immis . ( ' I , i.ml.
MASON t'l'i' ' , In. Alilil 4.-I3pt'ctal ( Tele.
g rmtiii.-'l'ime ) liit'icimiithle liosmee of .1. 1l. ( 'nrr -
o f ltmimr'i'ot : ( t am ; t'lost'il hmy time sluenilt tlmime
mm ftt't'mia-mi m-mlt two s I its of nttmicliiiiemit iilcti
I my ( i m i-so mm , I 'ii he , Hm'ot C mZ Cmi. , L'imtca go. it mid -
C hit''t'hster , ( 'ity ( ir(1m'tr ) ' c'lmmipuiy. Othee
t' liu I tim S himt-ve hicemi tutu.
I I cli V ) lLtmmu iiiimmn . It tin liii er of Orelmn ru ,
% - Ii hi ( mi t t m'miipt I ml g tmm multi from a mmmvi miu
f ret gii I ti it I ii itt t'Icn t' I .iile t' , smm I [ t'm-esi tt bad iy
t' rmmhm e , l foot , ii t'ecssi tmi t i mig nnipu tmt t Ion.
I li ml ret , i'i t I' U I 1 titi . % Ii Joim mu cut. '
'p
( 'ItES'l'ON , In.AlitIl 4.--Simeeiai ( Tele-
g nmmmmi.'l'lme ) ( ' 1mm istlitit t'litirt'hmemt of scvci'ut (
o f limo coutitics of somtttmwctttnrmi Iowa closed
i t t ii 1Pm' tb ) lm' mmii i'siouimi ry em.iim v'ii , t 10th itt
I .m'mmtix h mum y. 'l'lit'i'et'it Ii Imi rgt' a ttt'mmmi-
1 111dm' iiiiii phmmmms vem ( ' Imminfectuth to exteiimt
m nissitiim t % .ii . It imiiiuimg tlii tlt'iioiiiliiitticmit lit
l istS nt'thoii.
EflIt1ET
h igtrtihlii I tue N.tmm llst'uvt'ry 1r ( 'imrIt ,
I ) ) S , , it it ml I ii im I gu' I Iii um ,
lr. limtrtzissrmii , who hums mimamlo tummy testit
o f tlmci new slyuipcpsla ciure , Is very ciuthuslas-
t ic Iii hIs lmriiso of this cccellemmt repama-
t lomi. It is mitt a secret tiitemmt ummotilcine ,
b mmt is coimtposcml of tnirc iClishii ) , bismnithm. (
f t-tilt salts amtd vegetmtblo essences , mnmude Into
i tIeLtelimIt tastIng tmublt'ts or lozeimgea mumimi sold
( my mlncmggists mit SOc hie'r lmacheage. uiimhct : tlio
0 01mb of Sttiart'um lyslimipsla ) Tmibieh ,
Dr. llarti.ntan states that Stuart's 1)ys- .
i icuistit Titlihats cmlne slyapeps Ia nmimt weak
s tmutnncims , because they l'oasess tue peculiar
i mower of mhtgcstimig wlmmitmiver wimolesoimie food
i s talcemt itito time stommmacim. They do tiot
a ct aim time bowels 111cc cnthnrtics , but act
e ntIrely eu time food , digestIng It thoroughly'
a umd t3tihCil ) ' , gl'iimg the uttoimiaclm a clmaimce ( o -
ar ett anti recover Its natmmral strcimgthi , tvhilch
i t Imtvnnlmibly 'will tb after a course of Stuart's
i ) vslmepsia Tablets. It your ( Irugghst hasn't
t imeimi lii stock asic hIm to ormler a sninhi
d tUailtitY froiii lmi wholesaler.
( 'ircmilars amumi testltnoimimmis sent free by
a mhmimcssing Stuart ( ' 0 , , Marsimall , Micim.
A. . IUEKMAN ,
President. t2ashier.
First National Bank I
of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa.
Canital , - a $ ioo,00i : , C
Profits , - - - 12,000
One of the oldest tanks in the slate of Iowa
We soilctt your buimmiesi and collections. Ws
tiny S tier cent on Sims depoalts. We will be
pmeaicd to see anti serve you.
M'sstoRi Sr CLEMENT ,
BIOKERS
GRAiN , PROVISIONS , STOCKS ,
5O3' ' liroaelway ,
Grain imanmhled Imi eir loamilotme. Tel. 203.
COUNCIl. lhLUhiPH , hOWlS ,
ttiitl Iemheral Coiirlq. Itootmis : Jo.T-8. $ ) , Himugar
Illogic , icuncmt limIt' , iut'i.
SpciaINoc8s-llonciIOIiift
Cii IMNflYSL'l.flANii ) ; VAUL.TH C1.i3Al.IED.
IiitilJurke , cit \V.5. Iioimion'ts , 138 iiroadmm'ay.
C1DEitS FOIL MAr.10 , 200VAGON LOADS. U.
Burke. at. Itomimor's. 133 liroatlwny.
Fob RFNT : , uioUHlO , No. CII JIIIOADSVAY.
wIth seven nmmcimms ; also four noommis adjoinIng
at ti2i llromudwilyL goomi chance for chimer pii'atu
( mimbly , bardbng imoUse or restaurant. U. W.
JacImmomi.
POJOIthONT. FIVII-I100M COTTAGI4 OX
i'meicc idicet , betweemi l'umk amid Gica avenues.
.
FOIt itiNTt. . COOl ) 1101151-i N1) STfl1.1fl
nnml 20 aenes of gammien land , 1 tithes from tiiu
cmty limits. For neat for $7.10 per nmonth.
.Atimiy to L.eonmmnd Everett. l'caU street , Coon.
cii umiugs.
RENT , A (1000 iIOtJI4fl , S'1'AIlh1I AND
41) aCm -i ( If land , S mitties tnmmni Cliii cm m y limits.
For n'nt for 512,0) per imiontlm. Apply to Leon.
JOvt'm ott. Council IlhutTs , Its.
.
F.o1t I1IONT , I AcitEil ON 1111)011 H'1'Itiol'3T
( flu bim 11,1 , ito ) . 2-O mmcm m's cmi 1I ncoi n itvenU
tsimimmii itouimme mmmi mmtmitmie ) , 213 acmea on Upper
IlrCitilWniP , tgool house , etc. ) . L. Vi. Tuhley ,
ba i'eal I , , im'eet ,
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"CUPIDENE" 4
MANHOOD RESTORED ThIs greaOVeetable
Vitimilz"rthieprt'acuip.
tIotmofitfmsiilomit Vrt'tiCiu 3miiyiciimii , will timlickly CUfO ' 0mm of csil ae-
'omlS or mii'mi'a'uciut of liii' gcmi'raimvo , l'rgi&miH , Imcui as Losi tlnimiic.od ,
I , imsoin mmia ' i'iliin lii thu Jimmeic , teniltmml i : uIibMsImmi5 , , Nurm'oiis isbuihly
1,1 immpim' , 'i' ntltmmess I" Marry , lcx bmiimttiiig I irmilmis , Vmerlm'oeie omit !
Comms1Iimtloii. : I S stOii miii i035C1 ii ) ' tln' emr imgIt. ? J'uevu'riis quit-Ic.
ime M eI dimmeumarge mi'ImIcli If hot vuicmcpmi lenmIs to HpermmmmuUmrriiu'im anti
F : ro n AND A rrin itll tile imornnr'tofitmii'Oteflcy. ' 'piJ'aIuii"45 : : cleatmscim umuilver , otto
kidneys atmml CIte iiritiimm'y mirgitmisof alt Impurities.
( 'Ui'S hE"iI' , , trm'ngtienq ) nrmmh restores siiiaii wpimk tmigmumis.
, si'mfl.'r'r sir , , imot ctitm'ii by ilm'lora hi ia-cause ninety per cent mire trniulmlt'mI with
) 't . e I III I I I . . ( ' 1'I'i lh'N F I ¶ time otmi y know ti , tii'"i V It , iii ro mm'im lieu I umm op"ratltmim , Ieee iu'si iinmaui.
imIq. A mvrtlt"n gmiiirttmmet , gtveii atimi mtunuy roitmniieml If six , , tint's nol cifeci is lmoraiiuuvuml cure ,
41.00 a ImO , id x for S 03 , iy nmahl , tctmmI ( 'mm rmminmo cii cimlar atmd tt-sthmziomimihm.
Audremet ISA VOL III EIICRJJ1 CO. , 1' . 0. hiox 1075 , Sun lrritmictmco , ( 'al. .br Mte bi
& KUhN & CO. , OMAHA , NEtlRASIA.FOlt HALE BY GOODMAN DRUG CO. , ,
_ _ _ _ - - - - - -
Chas. Shiverick & Co. ,
FURNITURIE
Upholstery & Curtains.
1206 and 1208 Douglas St. Omaht
Intending Purchasers
. . -1
- - - - $
EARLY OHIO SEED POTATOES. -
-Gunranteed Nortlierii Grown-
Councit Bluffs and Vicinity Imported Thousands of Dollars Worth
of Potatoes During the Past Season. Buy Good Seed and We WI ) .
Export Instead of Import. Write for prices or caR on
DUQUETTE & CO. ,
2 1 1 and 2 1 8 Broadway , Council Bluffu , Ta ,