THE OMAHA DAILY BEJEt IffifDAY , JULY 12 , 1805. ft
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
orncn , - - NO. 12 PCAIIL
Delivered by carrier to any part ot the city.
H. W. TH/rON , Lessee.
TntjRPIIONCB UuilnPii omce , No 43 ; nigh
editor , No. 22.
Af/AO MliATJOJV.
Buy your cigar ? , pipes , tobaccos and cane
In Grand Hotel Cigar store.
Grand hotel. Council Bluffs. Newly Mi
nlshcd. lleopcned Oct. 1. 13. F. Clark , Proj
The Old Soldiers and Sailors assoclatlo
r of Pottawattamle county will meet at th
sourt house this evening at 8 o'clock.
Last night was Installation night at cam
No. 12 , P. 0. S of A. After the exercise
clears and a general good time was In ordc
until a late hour.
Ivanhoo comrnandery No. 17 , K. T. , wl
meet In special conclave this evening to cot
Jer the order of the temple. Alt Sir Knight
are cordially Invited to attend.
All members of Council Bluffs lodge N
270 , Ailclenl Order of United Workmen , ai
requested to meet al their hall In the Me
rlam block this evening. Uy order of Masti
Workman.
John and Jennie Miller , who are charge
with robbing Oscar Bellgh , the barber i
the Union Pacific transfer , will have a pr
llmlnary hearing this afternoon at 2 o'cloc
in Justice Cook's court.
Raymond , the 9-nionths-old child of M
and Mrs. James Wlckham , died last nlgl
of cholera Infantum at the family resldenc
401 FrankHn avenue Announcement of tl
tlmo of holding the funeral will be mat
later.
i The Latter Day Saints' gospel tent hi
been removed to the corner of Pierce ai
Grace streets , and meetings are now bell
held each evening. Much Interest has bei
taken In these meetings so far , and sever
accessions have been made to the church.
Mrs. Anna Alexander died at the age
C3 years yesterday at the Woman's Chrlstli
association hospital. The funeral will tal
place Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock fro
the Swedish Lutheran church , of which s
wai a member , Ilov P. M. Linden ofllciatln
The discovery was made last night th
the residence of Olllcer E. Easdale , at 4
Avenue Q , hud been broken Into during 1
absence and thoroughly ransacked. At
late hour last nlfiht Mr. Easdale had n
ascertained whether anything had been take
Constable B r. Stevlck , charged with ma
Ing a false return on a search warrant t
\ liquors , took a change of venue yesterd
from Justice Vlen to Justice Cook , and t
case , which was to have been tried yeste
day , went over until Saturday afternoon
2 o'clock.
The Free Methodists will hold their four
quarterly meeting In their church on the ce
ner of Twelfth and avenue B , beginning tl
evening and continuing over Sunday. Ever
body Is Invited to attend , llev. J.
Wilson , district elder , presiding. J.
Urlttaln , pastor.
Dave Bush was bound over to the gra
Jury yesterday by Justice Cook on the char
of committing a criminal assault upon An
Parkhlll. The evidence was of a nauseatl
character , but was drank In eagerly by
crowd of loafers until the court ordered t
room clnarcd of all excepting witnesses
The Salvation Army are having a unit
demonstration In their hall today , at
p. m. , and at the First Baptist church , ci
ner of Sixth and First avenue , at 8 p.
The meetings will be conducted by St
Captain Cousins , assisted by Adjutant a
Mrs. McAbeo of Omaha No. 1 and Capti
Annan of Omaha No. 2.
? George Uudlo , the great Kirk's soap n
tier , very much regrets that his name w
unintentionally used In connection with a c :
In one of the lower courts a few days ai
The name that should have been used v
Chris Uudlo. George Is too busy selling sc
to find tlmo to do anything more than r
Into town occasionally and renew the i
qualntanco of his family. At the time 1
case In question was up he was 500 ml
from Council Bluffs.
Frank Hermes and Clara Cozad , who
charged with entering Into a conspiracy
abuse the former's father , Edward Hcrm
were brought before Justice Vlen again y
terday for having violated the agreem
upon which they were released the day
w fore. They went to the old man's ho
h Wednesday night and had their supper , wl
the old man , who would not stay with th
any longer , had to stay outside. They w
compelled to furnish an additional bond ;
renew- their promises to allow the old n
to enjoy the peaceable possession of his pr
erty. _
Fire and tornado Insurance written In t
companies. Money for farm loans at !
rates. City property for sale or trade
farm lands In Iowa. Lougeo & Towlo ,
Pearl St. _
lirown'n O. O. U.
Screen doors. C5c each. i
Gasoline stoves from $198 up.
One-pint Mason fruit Jars , per doz. , 4
quart .Mason fruit Jars , G9c doz. ; half-gal
Mason fruit Jars , 79c doz.
21 pounds granulited sugar for $1.
One pound plug tobacco for 15cj one poi
smoking tobacco for ICc.
Five gallons gasoline- for C5c. Salmon ,
per can. _
l' 1'AK.iatt.U'IIS.
Miss De Land of Perry , la. , Is the guesi
Miss Joslc Durgan.
Harry Hardln of Gretna , Neb , Is In
city visiting his relatives.
B. F. Clark , proprietor of the Grand ho
left last evening for a trip to Chicago.
Mrs. Horace Cadvvallager and daughter
Ottunuva , la. , are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
II. Baker.
D. W Otis and family write fiom Cli
tauqua , N. Y , that they are enjoying tl
summer outing very much.
W Misses Hattlo and Dllllo Atkins ot Cim
natl , O. , are guests of their sister , >
Charles Luring , on Fourth street.
George H. Hathaway , son of the late J
Hathaway , Is In the city from Pueblo , C
visiting his mother and other relatives.
J. H. Martin , son of Officer G L Mar
has returner from College Springs to at
take up his residence in Council Bluffs.
W. W. Chapman and wife have retur
trom a trip to Colfax. Mr. Chapman Is <
a little better than when ho went away
Miss Mary Southwlck , daughter ot I' '
Euwln Southwlck and wife. Is at her unt
In Marlon county , rusticating during her
cation.
D. W. Archer returned yesterday f
Ohio , where he went to attend the funera
Mrs. Archer's mother. His wife will ren
In the cast on account ot the serious
ness of her fa * her.
Miss Mignonette Talbot of Columbus ,
Is visiting her cousins , Mrs. Oscar Kee
and Miss Frances Walker. She was I
at the Deaf and Dumb Institute here
left when she was 11 jears old.
E. Eisdale , who has been with his fat
for a visit with relatives In Olathe , K
returned yesterday. He reports Kansas
magnificent condition from an agrlcult
standpoint. His family will remain tl
for another week or ten days.
Don't overlook the tact tnat the Spot
itock Is being sacrifice * } at any price to
K you do jou will miss the bargains In
goods , clothing , shoes , hats and all ecu
able standard goods that you murt buy.
larger the crowd the quicker the goods
ami the greater the sacrifice In values.
h. W. Ul-lls III.
N. W. Wells of Schuyler. Neb. , prcsli
of the Omaha & Council Bluffs Hall
and Bridge company , was taken serlo
111 last evening while on the way to On
In company with Superintendent Dlmm
Ho was taken to the Omaha National b
where a ph > slclau was called to attend 1
After a tlmo he was able to get on a n
bound for Council Bluffs , and with the
slstance of some of his friends reached
loom at tha Grand hotel. Dr. Macrae ,
attended him there , pronounced his die
biliousness , and said that his heart
seriously affected. Mr. Dlmmock re in a
with him all night.
Wntta OAK
Five thousand feet S-lnch top , 12 t <
feet long , at 9 He per lineal foot. A. G
ton , Council Dluffs , la.
The gas company's fcpeclal prices for i
ice pipes will bo continued through July.
Head Davis * ad. DivU selU hamra
cheap.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
City Council "Disposes of Much Eontini
Business at an Informal Meeting.
WORK DONE IN COMMITTEE OF THE WlULI
Subject of Jl < quiring Uncnni Engaged li
btroot Irulllc to liavolilo
Tlrt ! IMsciiBBccI nt
Length.
When the city council met last evening I
was discovered that the call byvhlch 1
was convened was not In accordance with th
rules , as It failed to elate the purposes fo
which the special meeting was called. Th
council adjourned at once and met as
committee of the whole. Among the quet
lions discussed was the repairs upon No.
engine house. Alderman Grahl thought th
building was safe , and on motion considers
tlon of the subject was deferred. The alle
In the rear of Groneweg & Schoentgen' '
wholesale house was ordered repaired by th
street commissioner.
The question of buylng additional horse
for the lire department was discussed. Th
committee recommended that three ne
horses be purchased and two of the old one
bo disposed of. Alderman Drewlck moved thi
the horses to be disposed of be these worke
on the patrol wagon.
Alderman Shubert's ordinance requlrln
wide tired wagons for street trame we
brought up. Some of the aldermen wante
the ordinance confined to the heavy wager
plying between the two cities carrying s !
or eight tons , but the majority wanted It i
apply with proper restrictions to all stre
trafllc vehicles. It was referred finally to
committee of three to be appointed by tl
mayor , and the clerk was Instructed to co
respond with other cities and ascertain tl
regulations In vogue. The mayor appoint !
Shubert , Greenshlelds and Grahl.
The remainder of the evening was passi
In an Informal discussion of the proble
presented by the condition of the Low
Broadway paving The street commlslson <
was ordered to cease covering the blocl
with dirt. The question of the gravel pi
on the city property was Introduced agal
with the variation that a rocky ledge r
cenlly discovered Jutting out of a bank (
the city property near Dig lake be Invest
gated. The street commissioner was I
' structed to make Investigations as to tl
quality of the stone and ascertain If It w
suitable for macadam and report to the cou
ell.
Various schemes were discussed for repal
Ing the street , such as repaying a track
the center , covering the blocks with clnde
and filling up the holes with sand and grave
The tearing up of a strip In the center w
passed when the fact was announced th
such a course would relieve the proper
owners from all further obligations in t !
way of unpaid tax. So likewise was the cl
der suggestion when It was shown that t'
entire to\\n could not produce enough In tv
years to cover the surface. Aldermen Sh
bert and Urewlck brought the discussion
a practical point by declaring emphatlcal
that such repalrluf , and all that had be
done so far was a useless waste of mone
that the cost already Incurred would ha
repaved In a permanent manner sever
blocks , and they favorsd only such metho
as would give permanent and substant :
streets. After some further discussion t
s council adjourned.
11UUL.INGTON ItOUTE.
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Itcduccil ltute .
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To Hot Springs , S. D. , sale July 19 , Au
list 2 and 23 , one first class fare for rou
trip.
Triennial conclave Knights Templar , B <
ton , Mass. Sale August 19 to 21.
American Pharm'.ceutlcal association , Df
vcr , Colo. Sale August 11 and 12.
Baptist young people meetings , Baltlmo
Md. Sale July 16 and 16.
National convention German Epwoi
league , Chicago , 111. Sale July G to 11.
National convention Kecley league , Hi
rlsburg , Pa. Sale August 1C to 22.
Denver , Colo. Sale July 12 to 20 , a
August 8 to 17.
Toronto , Ont. Sale July 15 to 24.
Charlton , la. Sale July 23 and 24.
In addition I have on sale Summer Tour
tickets to various points In the United Sta
and Canada.
Call and get copy of map and lllustral
write up of the great Yellowstone Natloi
park. 0. M DROWN. Ticket Agent
Yes , the Eagle laundry is "that g <
laundry , " and Io located at 724 Broadvv
If In doubt about this try it and be convlnc
Don't forget name and number. Tel. 157.
Slriiclc Ujr Ilor e' Hoof.
Uceve , the llttlo 5-year-old son of Fi
M. Loomls , was seriously hurt In a runaw
yesterday forenoon In front of his home
Washington avenue near Oakland. He 1
started out with his joungcr brother tote
to the home of relatives on Oakland aven
Just as they reached the street , walking h :
In hand , a team belonging to a gardener nan
Kempster dashed around the corner , w
the harness and a few scraps of a wai
of
hanging to them. In his excitement Ilei
dropped the hand of his little brother , 1
tunately , and the team ran between tin
Ono of the horse's fore hoofs struck him
the forehead , cutting a bad gash , but
siraller boy escaped Injury entirely. S
eral stitches 1-ad to be taken in the woi
inflicted , but ho luckily escaped a fractu
skull , and It is not thought there will
11any more serious results.
Ir
The electric fountain at Manhattan be ;
will be Illuminated each evening from I
to 9 and 9-30 to 10. The steamer Llbe
will connect v Ith all trains to and fr
Manawa. First boat will leave Manhat
beach at 7 a.m. to accommodate the car
ers at Manhattan beach who wish to ca
the early morning train to Omaha ,
n ,
In Davis , agency for Munyon's remedies.
1. tcpy lliinorcfl.
ed The telegraphic columns of The Dee c
talned the announcement yesterday'that
T. B. Lacey of this city was appointed gn
i's commander of the Knight Templar at tl
encampment , which has been In progress
Spirit Lake for more than a week past. '
choice will meet with great favor am
un the knights of this part of the state , for
of ono has been more enthusiastic In his vv
In for the order than Dr. Lacey. He has 1
11- many prominent olflces in the gift of
local Masons. The fact that he was cho
this year Is especial cause for congratulat
for this Is the year of the triennial conch
and there will be a great gathering at I
nd ton. Dr. Lacey will represent the state
Iowa as grand commander on this trip ,
ly In so doing will undoubtedly reflect as gi
n , credit upon the state and the Iowa knlg
Inal as upon himself.
al
re Our best gas ranges will bake after flai
are turned out. Economy of gas the gi
question. A few genuine Qulckmeal 1
an gasoline stoves at very low prices. J
ill \\hen needed , allumlnum fruit kett
illry
ry Granlteware verv cheap. Get an Old Dot
rym Ice pick. Best in the world. Cole & C
mhe
he 41 Main strret.
Special sale of bales' wrappers at
Boston store Saturday.
CauRlit In MOIIX i Ity.
'n' ' Sheriff llazen received a telegram yes
ay day from Sheriff W. C. Davenport , at SI
slha City , stating that Henry Phillips and Get
hak S. Potter , the cousin and brother of Mrs
: Looman , who ran qlT with her last Satur
ik.m . night , are In custo ' - In Sioux City. 7
tor m will probably be brought back. There le
Information on tile In one of the Jus
18-
tils courts charging Phillips with Kidnap ]
ho Mrs. Looman , and another charging Po
ise with disposing of Loomun'a household p
as erty , on which there was a mortgage.
> ed Special sale ot line shears. Fine but
hole scissors about half price. One-third
on all shears and scissors and heavier
. ductlons on our stocks. These are both
„ - ° Dungan stocks and our own. Sale one v
Bronly. .
Army of thn TennxMita.
General Dodge ot Council Bluffs , preili
of the Army ot the Tennessee , has Is :
his call for the twenty-seventh annual
union , to be held la Cincinnati , Septen
1C and 17. The annual address will be by
Colonel Fred D. Grant. At the close of the
reunion the society has an excursion to Chat
tanooga , On the evening of the 18th they
will be the Invited guests ot the Society o (
the Army ot the Cumberland , and on the
next evening there will be a battlefield re
union ot the society , and the reunions of the
survivors of the commands of Generals
Hooker and Longstreet on Friday evening ,
September 20. The last reunion was held
In Council Bluffs last year.
llnck from tliu Convention.
The delegates to the republican state con
vention , with the big crowd that went down
to the capital city to lobby for Drake anJ
Harlan returned yesterday with colors flying
When the convention was flrst over , the liar-
Ian men were somewhat inclined to feel blue
but a good supper put them In the right sorl
of spirits , and by the tlmo they were readj
to leave DCS Molnes they had vowed alle
glance to the republican standard bearer. Tin
Pottawattamlo contingent stuck by Harlan , ac
cording to their Instructions , through tiilcl
and thin , for five ballots By that tlmo 1
haJ become a dead certainty that Draki
would be the man , for he had been galnlnt
at the rate of from fifty to 100 on every bal
lot. The question of flopping to Drake wai
accordingly brought up , and by a vote of 1-
to 13 It was decided that I'ottawattamli
vote should go to Drake. By the time tin
reading secretary had leached the "Ps1
Drake had already enough vot&s to Insure hi :
election , and Pottawattamle's climbing Inti
the band wagon cut no figure.
Some of the Drake men were telling will
a good deal of glee how they worked J. J
Steadman and tied his hands , so as to preven
him from doing any of the line political worl
for which ho has made himself so famous
Steadman , as Is well known , has claimed ti
bo a leading soldier , but ho worked fo
Harlan and against Drake , the "soldier candl
date. " Treyner , Limit , and some more o
the outsiders who were working for Drake
sent ono old soldier after another to domain
why It was that Steadman forsook the eli
flag and worked for a man who had neve
been In the war. This went on until nearl ;
every one of the 400 soldiers who were oc
cupylng seats as delegates had been to him
By that time the day was far spent , ani
Stcadman's fine Italian hand was cripple *
until the next day , when It was too late t
do anything.
1'iinl Suyi It' * it I rt-ezii Out.
John W. Paul of the Union Land and Im
provement company , who has been In Chlcag
for several months past waiting for his plan
to be consummated , sent a telegram to Th
Bee jesterday reading as follows"Comic
Bluffs will have the big stock years an
packing houses In face of Omaha'a attempte
freeze out. "
The telegram was shown Finley Burki
Paul's late attorney , but ne declined to t
Interviewed , further than to say he had n
knowledge of what Paul's plans were. H
said , however , that no ono In town woul
Jump any higher than ho If the telegrai
turned out to bo a true one.
Similar statements to the ono contained 1
the above telegrams have been given out re
peatedly by Paul , and that Is ono thing thu
makes the public doubtful just now. Georg
J Paul , a brother of John W. , and secretar
of the Improvement company. Is quoted o
saying that It's an oleomargerino factory , an
that It's sweetness will be wafted on th
deswrt air In very short order now. He at
mils that this was said months before , bi
Insists this time It Is a sure go.
Yesterday afternoon another attachmer
waa sued out by the Harrison National ban
of Cadiz , O , against John W. Paul , Georp
J Paul and Charles K Collins , for $1,171
They obtained a Judgment In Omaha May 2 :
but It has not yet been settled , and they pi
their attachment along with the rest.
It has always been understood that son :
one In the Omaha Swelling works has bee
putting up a good deal of the stuff wit
which Paul did his speculating , and thi
samebody was supposed to De Guy C Bartoi
Hut If Barton has any claims against Paul 1
has not yet made them public , with the e :
ceptlon ot a small one , which was Include
In the suit brought by E. W. Nash , Barton
partner.
Wnnt a involution.
Howard K. Clover , James Grady and Jot
P. Jackson are tbe mambers of a compar
that was organized a few mouths ago fi
the manufacture of gas engines In Count
Bluffs. Although they have been In bus
ness only a trifle- over three months , troubl
hive arisen , and now Clover and Grady ha'
made application to the district court
have tha partnership dissolved. They we
to put In all their time and experience
doing the manual part of the business , Jac'
son , who Is a locomotive engineer on tl
Northwestern railway , living at Boone , w :
to put In money as often as It might 1
needed to buy materials , pay the plalntlfl
expenses , and carry on the work of man1
fucturlng generally. When the Income e
ceeded the expenses Grady was to recel'
back the amount he had actually put I
The company rented shop room from O. \
Graham on S'cond avenue and Thirteen
street , and there Is now due more than $ G
for unpaid rent. Grady , the plaintiffs sa
has never put a cent Into the concern , ai
has not done any work , while the plalntll
have done all ths work and advanced , b
twecn them , about $80. Liabilities to tl
amount of $2,353 23 have been accumulate
and they want the court to dissolve t :
partnership and compel Grady to agre-2
an accounting.
I.nmon lliirilln.
William Larson and Miss Elizabeth Hard
were married last evening at the reslden
of the bride's mother , at the corner
Fifth avenue and Ninth street. The cei
mony was performed by Ilev. G. W. Snyd
of the English Lutheran church , In thepn
ence of a few relatives. Mr. Larson occ
pies the position of deputy county recordi
while his wife is a member of one of t
oldest and best known families of Coun
Bluffs. They have a pleasant home fltt
up on South Sixth street , near Eighth a\
nue , where they will at once begin houi
keeping.
It Is a sure enough heater and doesn't ct
half what the others do. See the new 1
water generator at Blxby's , 202 Main st.
makes things boll.
Good wall paper , 2' c a roll , at the Bi
ton store.
The Hardman , the piano par excellence.
Ten days' sale of wall paper and house fi
nlsblngs at the Boston store.
U.l ! UF.tOTUKE
1-
Des Hollies the Locution of n I'lnnt to T
n New Process.
TIES MOINES , July 11. ( Special Te
gram ) With the county recorder ted
were filed the corporative articles of t
> g Damascus Steel company of DJS Molnes , wl
10 a capital stock of $500,000. The buslm
Id of the company will be the manufacti
of steel of Damascus make in various tori
under the process discovered and patenl
n , by S. H. Daw son of tb\s \ city. The fornu
from which Daw son transforms wrong
Iron Into the Inrdest steel known to t
Iron workers of the world today Is of com
a secret. The product has been thorougl
tested and the patentee and incorporati
of this company see no reason why a mar
facturlng plant would not bo a success. 7
discovery is looked upon by chemists a
Iron workers as one of the most wonder
of this cantury. They see In this new p
cess a revolution of the steel Induitry 7
Incorporators consist of fifty well kno
business m ° n of this city , and the plant v
be located here.
TITO ICmnrzzlcrii I.aenteil.
he SIOUX CITY , July 11. ( Special Te
gram. ) James Storey , a cattle speculal
who decamped last February was $2,700
longing to Sioux City and Omaha comn ,
slon men , has been located at Carlton Ju
ge tlon , Canada , where he Is shipping cattle
geL Toronto and Montreal. B. Ljle , the e
bczzllng bookkeeper ot Ingerson & Wi
ay commission men of this city , Is said to
ey with him. An effort will be made to h
an them brought back.
ce
ng C'li-tnge tlir Ilettflqii4rtors.
sr CIIESTON. la. . July 11. ( Special Ti
p"gram. . ) Tbe Anchor Insurance company ,
ganized In this city six jcars ago , is c
templatlng removing the general offices i
off located In this city , to DCS Mohiw. A nu
ehe Ing ot the executive committee was held
he Des Molnes Tuesday , and > the change fa\
ek ably considered. It Is expected the remo
will occur in January.
AVOCH Mure Iliibhoil.
nt AVOCA. la. . July 11. ( Special. ) J. K
ed ner's general store here was broken I
last night and Jewelry , clothing , underw
ier and ties to toe amount ot } 200 stolen.
INDIAN TITLE IS ASSURED
r
I ii.
Yanklon Sioux Unnecessarily Txoitcil Over
the Pipestcna Quarries.
LAW CONCERNING IT JS' ' VERY WEAK
So Provision for ( Setting the ( lovrrmucnt'p
ClHlm 1'roprrly llediro the Court In
the Allottc.1 Tlinc-Tltlo llrctmics
Absolute August JC. .
WASHINGTON , July 11. The alarm ol
the Yankton Sioux Indians of South Dakota
over the supposed loss liy them ot tlio IMpe-
stone quarries Is said by the Indian ofllcc , tc
bo based on a misconception. So far from tht
Indians ha\lng lost title to the quarries theli
rights have never been stronger than now
and unless sonic action In the matter I :
taken within a month by the United State ;
ioverntneni It Is probable the title will be-
ome absolute. The last Indian agreement
nd appropriation bill passed by congress
ontalns the follow Ing clause bearing upon tin
ubject : "If the secretary of the Ititerloi
hall not , within ono year after the ratlllca-
on ot this agreement by congress , refer tin
uestlon ot ownership of the said Plpestoni
eservatlon to the supreme court , as pro
Idcd tor above , such failure on his pari
hall be construed as , and shall be , a waive ]
> y the United States of all rights to thi
wnershlp of said Plpestone reservation , am
he same shall thereafter be solely the prop
rty ot the Yankton tribe of the Sioux In
lans , Including the fee to the land "
The bill provided no machinery by whlcl
he matter could be brought before the su
ireme court. A suit cannot ordinarily bi
nstltuted there , and If begun In a lowei
: ourt will take much more than one yeai
o reach the supreme court An attempt was
made to add an amendment to the bill rein
idylng this defect , but congress failed t <
ake action In the matter Later the attor
ey general decided that the government wai
lovverlcss to act under the bill The agree
nent having been ratified by congress and tin
ndlans not being responsible for the fallun
.0 provide means of action , It Is conslderei
hat the title \ vlllest In them absolute ! ;
jn August 15. If a suit were begun In i
ewer court before that time It might posslb ) ;
io held to keep alive the government'
ilalm , If It did not reach the supreme cour
within the specified year.
Vm.lOW FKVKK SlMUJAUlNa IS COH-1
Iiirlno llnspltnl llurinn Tultlnc Mrnimrr
to I'rrvcnt IM jirfnil to th'n < 'ountrj.
WASHINGTON , July 11 Advices to th
urgeon general of the marine hospital ser\
co Indicate quite an alarming Increase I
ellow fever In Cuba and other West India
stands. The week ending JUno 29 rccorde
vventy-elght deaths In Santiago , while ther
s an average ot five deaths dally at Puert
rlneipc , a city of about 45,000 person !
There are about 100 cases In the military hss
pltal at San Juan de Puerto Hico , and th
disease Is rapidly Increasing. The repoi
from Santiago says' "The death rate la li
creasing at an alarming rate "
The state ot affairs la indicated by the n
port from Puerto Principe. The mllitar
hospital at the latter place Is crowded an
the disease Is of the moat malignant tjpi
This place Is near the center of the Islan
ot Cuba , which would Indicate that the dlse i
a virulent and an epidemic and Is makln
its way toward Havana and the western en
ot the Island. The news from San Jua
comes ai a surprise , as nothing had prev'ousl
been heard from that port since the 21th i
April , when only one dcith was reports
San Juan is the capital ot the'Island ' of Puer
Ulco , the most eastern ot the West Indie
and ono of the Spanish possessions.
The report from this point Is dated June
and comes from the United States cons
there. Ho says that no record of the cases
published , but that he gets his Informatlc
from reputable physicians. He attributes tl
new Impulse In the disease to the preseni
there of Spanish tioops , and addsVhl :
the military barracks are never qulto fn
from disease the present condition of thlni
bids fair to produce a ser'ous epidemic
fever , It It has not already reached th
ttago , during the months ot July , Augus
September and October. There are 200
more cases In the military hospital , and tl
disease seems to bo Increasing , while tl
mortality Is alarming , reaching as high
80 or 90 per cent. "
His report Indicates the presence of fev
and also of smallpox In the surrounding cou
try and In the city outside of the hosplti
In view ot these reports Surgecn Gener
Wyman Is redoubling his efforts for the pr
tectlon ot the American coast against the 1
fection.
\Miin : HOUHU CHANOI
Colonel Wllion Urges the Kioctlon of i
Ofllco llntlillnt ; fur the I'rositlent.
WASHINGTON , July 11 Colonel John !
Wilson ot the engineering corps In charge
the white house and other public bulldln
and parks about Washington , In his annu
report recommends that an aproprlation
$250,000 bo made for the erection within t
executive grounds and directly opposite t
treasury building , of a granite structure i
omces for the chief executive ot the natlc
"This structure , " he sajs , "could bo co
nected by a wide corridor with a large co
servatory fitted up as a winter garden , wl
troolcal plants , fountains and statues ot ei
Inent Americans The conservatory coi
open Into a picture- gallery , connecting
two wide corrHors , with the cast room , a
these Improvements would serve a doul
purpose , by relieving the mansion of the U
rlble crush Incident to the evening ofllclal i
ceptlons. I earnestly hope this Importa
matter may no longer bo delayed , aad tli
action may be taken at the approaching si
slon of congress toward erecting sultal
omce buildings for the president of t
United States. "
Keiluilns Porco lit tliu N ivy YmU.
WASHINGTON , July 11. With the exec
tlon of the Mare Island , Cal , navy jard , t
forces of employes In the various navy yat
will suffer severely from enforced reductlo
about the 1st of next momn. This will i
suit trom the completion of the most I
portant work on hand and the failure of ct
gress to make provision for further ct
structlon. Mare Island will be more lucl
for a coed deal ot work w.111 be done tin
In rebuilding the hl tprlq > old Hartford ,
completing the monitor Monadnock , and
fitting armor < ind gun carriages to the. n
ships. There will bo"mdre or less work
all the yards on building wharves and
ternal Improvements , butnas. this will
done under contract "by private firms I
regular navy yard forcesw111 not profit.
Kinnnror Save t l i'i1 ' YfHiisliii'ii Mfe ,
WASHINGTON , July M , The State i
partment has received 11r4m United Sta
Minister Sill at Chqmujpo. under date
May 1C , some additional Retails ot the I
ot Pak Yongho , the emperor's nephew.
vas found guilty of conspiracy and pro
nounced a traitor. The minimum penalty
s Imprisonment for life , but the emperor ,
> clng at liberty to exercise clemency , re-
need the term to banishment for ten years ,
The prisoner wns taken to a small Island on
ho coast of Chemulpo , where he will rmss
he period of exile. Five common men Im-
illcatcd In the same conspiracy were hanged
he same night.
MILITARY 1' . IbU.NS AT T . i : TO- . ! *
Order Clmnglii ! ; tliu I'luou ot Detention ot
Army OfTiMidcru rrnniiitgntrd.
WASHINGTON , July 11. ( Special. ) Ar
Important general order has just been Issued -
sued from the War department designating
a number ot army posts as places of con
Inement tor military prisoners and prescrlb
ng rules and regulations for the government
of the prisoners during their confinement
By this order the following posts are ap
minted as prisons- Fort Crook , Neb , Tor
fuelling , Minn. , Alcatrar , Cal. , Fort Warren
Mass. , Port Columbus , N. Y. , Fort Thomas
. < y. , Tort Monroe , Va. , Fort Sheridan , 111
Fort Illley , Kan , Fort Sam Houston , Tex
"ort Logan , Cole , and Vancouver Darracks
A'nsh This action In designating arm ;
losts as prisons was necessitated by tin
ransfer of the control ot the United Statei
nllllary prison at Fort Leavenvvorth , Kan
> om the War department to the Uepartnicn
of Justice , and as the Leavenvvorth prlsoi
s used only for the confinement of pcrsoni
convicted of felonies It was Imperative tha
> rlsons should be provided tor the kceplni
of those prisoners who are guilty of of
'enses ot a purely mllltaiy nature. None o
the above named posts , with the exception
of that at Alcatnz , Cal , have ever beei
used as prisons They all , however , IIUM
mil their ordinary guard houses , but no con
fincmcnts of long duration have been servei
out at these stations. In order to fulfill th <
requirements of the prisons , as prescribed li
.ho general order just Issued , special build
ngs will have to be constructed at th <
various posts , as none ot them have guari
houses suitable tor the purposes
It was also necessary to prepare rules am
regulations for these new prisons , and thcs
have been published In the general orde
designating the posts. The general plan o
the new regulations was taken from th
rules and regulations In vogue at Leaven
worth.-
UAU'll 1'OU imi.l'11'S PLACi : .
\ncnncy on tlm Sciiuto Coinmorco ( oinuilt
tro Considered a I'luin.
WASHINGTON , July 11. There bids fal
to be qulto a contest among the republlcai
members of the senate from the Pacific coas
states for thj position on the committee 01
commerce which has heretofore been filled b ;
Senator Dolph of Oregon It Is un or 'too <
that Senators Perkins of California. Mclirld
of Oregon and Squire of WashlTgton woul
each like to eccttro the appointment , whll
Senator Wilson ot Washington would accef
the position If tendered to him and Senate
Mitchell of Oregon might take It with certal
conditions. The place Is considered one c
esrcclal Importance , as the committee deal
with all questlcns of commerce which come
before the penato and acts In an advisory ca
paclty to the appropriations committee I
recommending appropriations tor river an
harboImprovement. .
Doing the oHcst senator of the five mer
tlonej and coming from the same sta'e tha
Senator Polph represented , Senator Mltche
could probably secure the position If dispose
to accept It at the sacrifice ot some othc
committee assignments. Ho occupies a p <
culiarly commanding position on the penal
committees , standing os he does at the hea
ot the republican representation on the con
mlttees on claims , postofilce and privilege
and elections. It Is undurstood , hovveve
among his colleagues that he would prefer t
allow his own alignments to remain as the
are If he coulJ secure the appointment <
his new colleague , Mr. McDrlde , to the con
merco vacancy.
CAN.NOT AllKK MUCH OF A TIGI !
Kmmilor nml Ilollvhi Preparing to M.ili
Anr on I'cru.
WASHINGTON , July 11. South Amerlcr
diplomats In Washington arc much tnteresti
In the press reports that Bolivia has pr
Dented the ultimatum1 to Peru , which tl
latter has rejected , and that Bolivia ai
Ecuador have formed an alliance with tl
prospect ot making war on Peru. Peru
former strength has disappeared since h
war with Chill. The Chilians tcok all t !
Peruvian warships , and It Is believed 01
old transport Is all that remains of t !
Peruvian navy. The army Is said to numb
about 4,000 men. Bolivia has no navy , ai
her army Is said to bo about the same
that of Peru. She is entirely Inland sin
the war with Chill , when Chill took pc
session ot those provinces which had form
Bolivia's coast line. Ecuador Is said to
In good fighting trim , as she has jti
emerged from a revolution and all her peer
are In arms But her navy Is Inslgnlficar
her only good wa.rshlp having been sold
Japan some months ago. It looks , ther
fore , to those conversant with the sltuatli
that these three crippled countries would n
engage In a very formidable war. They ca
not fight by sea , and there are great stretch
ot desolate and mountainous country betwe
them. Chill Is In no way Interested In t
trouble. The last war appears to have e
tabllshed her firmly as mistress ot the we
coast of South America.
( tilneac 1'iivlng for illusion I'oporty.
WASHINGTON , July 11. The State c !
partment has received the following advlci
under date of June 4 , from Minister Dent
on the recent iriots at Chang-Tu , In whl
mission property was destroyedIn t
riots of Chang-Tu , the capital of Schwan , t
Catholic mission building and the house
the China Inland and Canadian missions we
destroyed. The Catholic bishop was the or
person Injured , and he was not serious
Virgil C. Hart Is the only American knoi
to be at Chang-Tu. Strong measures ha
been taken to prevent the outbreak of t
rlotoua spirit among the Yangtso towi
Chang-Tu Is a place of about 1,000,000 pi
pie , and has great wealth. In another d
patch Minister Denby said he had secur
from the Tsung-ll-Yamcn an order on t
Canton viceroy for $630 to pay to the Ami
lean Presbyterian mission at Yung-Kong ,
the province of Kwang-Tung , for losses si
talned by the recent riot.
o
f cr I'crccn Will < ic > t 'Ilielr Money.
WASHINGTON , July 11. Secretay Sm !
this afternoon requested the Treasury i
partment to pay the $000,000 due to the N
Perces Indians In Idaho for their lands , s <
to the government a year age. The paymi
was stopped two months ago on account
charges of fraud of various sorts. Tin
have been proven unfounded , and there
no further reason for delay. The tribe co
prises 1.829 persons , each of whom will
i- celvo a little over $2.000.
VVim I nkn I'urn mill Slmnlp.
WASHINGTON. July 11. A special to I
n
Post from Norfolk , Va , says the dlspal
it from that city printed yesterday stating tl
near Waucheprague , Va , a sailboat contain !
thirteen excursionists capsized and six wi
drowned , was a fake pure and simple.
Monteru rostnmsiura A | > i > olntoil.
WASHINGTON , July 11. ( Special Te
gram ) A postolfico has been established
Elmlra , Grant county , S. D. , with George
Farmer as postmaster.
Lee G. Willis was today commltslonel pc
master at Harain , S. D.
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ATLANTIC CITY , July 11. In view of last
night's accident today's meeting ot the Elks
was not as largely attended as the previous
session. The first matter brought up for con-
slderatlon wag the unfortunate aftalr and the
grand lodge adopted a resolution extending
sympathies to all members of the order who
were themselves , or members of whoso fami
lies , were Injured In the accident and In
truding the r.rand trustee to Inquire Into
he condition , ph > slcal and financial , of the
njured Elks.
The committee ot laws and appeals rc-
iorted adversely on the proposition to cs-
abllsh state grand lodges , and to make the
resent grand lodge a supreme lodge. The
ievs ritual of the order was presented and
dopted. It Is said to be unlike that ot any
ther order and distinctively Elklsh In char-
ctcr. Reports of other committees on rout-
no business were also read.
ATLANTIC CITY , July 11 The afternoon
esslon was devoted to the consideration of
outlno business , Including a number of un-
mportant amendments to the constitution ,
he place ot the next meeting was left to
he grand trustees , who will make n selec-
Ion and report to the subordinate lodges
leforo January 1 next.
These olllcars were elected : Grand exalted
tiler , William G. Mc > ers , Philadelphia ,
grand esteemed leading knight , George A
leynolds , Hartford , Conn : grand esteemed
oyal knight , M. B. Allen , Birmingham , Ala. ;
grand esteemed lecturing knight , \V. H. Me-
Dermott , Columbus , O , grand treasurer ,
' 'ercy O. Williams , Brookljn , N. Y , grand
iecretary , George T. Reynolds , Saglnaw ,
Mich ; board , of grand trustees , W. C. Van-
derllp , Boston : Joseph B Loubc , Richmond ,
Va ; Edwin B Hay. Washington , D. C. :
grand tyler , George \V. Juno. Indianapolis.
The convention then adjourned.
ATLANTIC CITY. July 11. No deaths have
ct resulted from last night's disaster at the
Baltic avenue Casino , although In other re
spects the details of the occurrence have not
been exaggerated. A conservative estimate
places the number of wounded at close to 200.
The only ono In Immediate danger of death
s Frederick Claproth of Caimlen. The report
hat both Claproth and Mrs. Rockwell ol
Philadelphia wore dead Is untrue Mrs Rock-
ivell was only slightly Injured. Clnproth'e
ivlfo arrived here this morning and Is In at-
.endanco on him at the ho'pital.
All night the doors ot the hospital were be
sieged by anxious Inquirers , but before day
break all of the Injured had been located al
"lotels and hospitals by their friends and reU.
: lvcs.
The accident was caused by fiie col.
apse of the second floor of the
building Immediately over a refresh
ment pavilion. Just previous to the crasli
Jennings' band had begun to play for the
Elks and the majority of the people wen
hug attracted to the upper floor nut for thli
there would have been great loss of life /
party of Now York delegates lingered below
but they heard the alarming crackle of Urn
bers and escaped to the boird walk outsldi
not a second too soon. The great weight o
the crowd was the primary cause of the accl
dent , but there Is talk of fixing the responsl
blllty , as It Is generally known that thi
structure was old and dilapidated.
It Is understood that the authorities wll
Institute an Immediate Investigation , with i
view not only to ascertain the ciu o of tin
m'shap ' , but also to provide against the pos
slblllty of a recurrence of such a catastro
phe.
Young lotrn Girl Kllloil.
CR.ESTON , la , July 11. ( Special Tele
gram ) Phone , the 12-j ear-old daughter o
Mr. J. E. Howe of Greenfield , was throw i
from a horse and received Injuries whlcl
resulted In her death She anj her brothc
were riding the horse together , and the befell
fell off , dragging his sister with him.
< nlnr Itiplilg Gill ItunifMl to Dcnth.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , July 11. { Specln
Telegram. ) Stella ChIM ? , a 10-year-old girl
was fatally burned this -nornlng by an ex
plosion of gasoline , dying four hours after
ward.
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