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Clan StewArt gave lIallowe'en party 1at :
evenIng.
Chr'unthemumll 3. nlcI'hcuon : , teie
phone 241. : !
W. A. Maurer pahl customs yetterda nt
thu Council lJIuITs ( port of entry on eight
car loads : of crockery from nglanll.
I ' attached yesterday -
Wilber Snxton's team was
day morning to ! atify a claim of I'mll :
Schurz for Iii , the amount of an attorllcy's
fee. The committee that lias In haml the ar-
rangements for the poultry show , to be given
about ThanlerJ\'lng ; ! , will Issue the program
In nbollt n week ,
There will be a Hnllowe'en social ! thIs evening .
Ing nt the Christian tnbernacle. A lIIuslcal
and , literary program will he Ilresentcd alld
refreshments will \ be sen'el1.
The members of Harmony chapter , Order
of the astern ) Star , will give n lIallol\'e'en
socIal nt Masonic : \ hall this evenIng Friends
of the order cordially In\'ltell.
_ Invitations artt out for a birthday < reception
Friday evening lit the residence of Itev. O.
W. Snyder , 217 South Seventh street gl\'en
by the ladles of St. John's Englhh Lutheran
church.
Levi Doughert , a IG-'ear-ol < boy , who was
found with a jaG , was given a ten.day jail
sentence yesterday mornng : , but on account
of his youth the sentence was EUspended liy
Judge ! McGee : \ during good behnvlor.
Nothing further was done yesterday In the
saloon Injunction calCS but It Is proh3ble
that those not already : SllOsecl ) of viIi \ be
taken up by Judge Macy this morning and
gotten out of the " ay.
A motion for n new trial was flied In the
district court yesterday by John ? Miller who
was convicted of robbery. The document
makes the stereotyped 1 allegation that the
verdict of the jury was contrary to law allll
evillence.
A big gun , weighing , , 140,000 ponnds went
off nt the Union I'aeltlc transfer yesterday :
afternoon. The rr.port of It was heard several -
urn ) hours before It finally went off on two
flat cars destined to be used In the coast
defenses In the west.
C/urlcs / A. Oardner In The Prize Winner , "
appeared at the New Dohany last ovenln ! ; .
The New Dohany Is gellln to hE ! ' very much
like time 0111 JJohany , so far as patronage
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Is concerned. The entertainment last e\'en- ,
lag was one of the best that Manager , Alton
has so far iresemitel : , but the attendance
was of the poorest.
II. O. Cook wishes The nee to correct an
crronoous Impre8Sl as to the discovery of
another fracture n few days ago after weeks
of medical trl'atment. The physicians who
hall the case during the first week did not
know of the fracture. and by- the time > nr.
Mncrao was called In th" limb was so swollen
and inflamed that no outward sign was
visible. Dr. Macrae , ho Is convinced has
lIon his full duty , and Is not to be blamed
In the least for anyone else's shortcomings.
The trouble between Charles Brovollght and
his wife with Augu t Jonshelt In Lewis town-
ship the other day was aired In JustlC ?
Vlen'9 court yeslerllay. Il arose over a line
fence , and the evhlenco showed that Ihrovo-
light struck Jon9helt , and \Irs. : \ IJrovollght
did yeoman's service with her finger nails.
Jnnshelt retorted with a tcle ! , but as he was
Jot on trial ho was not punished. IJrovollht ,
was lined $5 and his wlfo $1 , while they are
to pay the costs between them. W. 11. Hare ,
who appeared ns their attorney , left the
jU9lce : shop In a rage and announced that he
would file no less than four Informations
: against Jonshell before the day was over.
Farm loans made In western Iowa at low.
est rates. No delay In closing ! loans. Fire
and tornado ! Insurance wrlllcn In best of com.
panles. Dargalns In real estate. LOUGEI
_ ( & TOWLE , 235 Pearl St.
Money to loan on Impro\ Iowa farms.
1argo loans a specInlty. I.V. . Tulleys , 102
Main street , rooms 2 and 3.
(1) ( ) No 919 ! Main street 18
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Coltl ' Vne ComlnA'
It you wllnt a good steVe to put up before
you start your furnace , buy one or Swaine's
alr-thht . stoves the best made , at 710
liroad way. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
I't-USOXAL : I'AII.\GUAI'IIS.
J. C. Baker , who was Iclclwl by hl horse
Tuesday night , was able to be about yester-
day afternoon.
4 E. P. Harrison , accompanied hy his wife ,
Is In the city for a visit with his brother , W ,
I B. Harrison , on Logan street.
Superintellllent II. W. Sawyer was selected
as one of the Judges for the Iowa State Ora-
torical association which helll Its annual
contest at Iowa City last evening.
j 'fhls weather suggests , warm nllll comfortable -
fortablo things. 'fhoso "Colorado Eldt
i Down" bed comforts at the Council Bluffs
Carpet company'a and the big line of fum'
rugs meet these suggestions. They arc
cheap . durable , beautiful
(2) ( ) Away down town , but If T. D. BucheI'
can save you more than car
Chambera' dancing academy now open for
pupils. Cal ! after 10 a. m. Circulars.
IIItIS'I' ( :0 : 1.'UU'I'Ugll v.\'rCII noon ,
111011' " CIf ) ' .H/ln I. Not " . / lnh',1I nIl
I be Its : :11011" :11/1" : Gilt A"/I ) ' .
Ed Drown returned yesterday from Sioux
City , where he went In response \ to a telegraphic -
graphic message ! Illforming him that the
wan Hood , who wcrled him on n forged check !
racket , was In jail there under the name :
of Schraller. The similarity of the game
Schrader hall been playing with the one
play4t by Rood and the way In which the
descriptions of the tvo I men tallied had en-
cotlraell ! Brown to thlnle that he might get
sweet revenge ' after all . but his hOlies were
shattered. Schrader looked n IIttlo like
Hood , but not enough so to bo taken for him
by one who knew hood so well.
There Is no doubt ! that HooII was In Des
Moines a day or two ago , but ho Is not there
IIOW. 110 called at time otllco of a tlckc.t
broker allll tried to sell him the bran now
ticket he had hought In Omaha Sunday , the
same one which he had tried to dispose of to
. D. W. lIushn11 of this city. Thl ) broker
was suspicious of , the ticket because It had
never been urel1 and telegraphed to the
Omaha man who hall Bold IL In response
came a telegram from the police to arrest
. Hood und haiti < ! him. But Hood had slipped
out , nllli there Is no Idea among the poltce
as to his present wheroabouts. ,
IInrllnA'ton nQllt.
Fall race meeting , Lincoln , Neb" , October
28 to November 1. The best horses In the
country will be thel e. One fare for the round
'rip. O. M. BROWN , Ticket Agent.
Radiant , Novelty and i-Imhurst stoves for
hard coal ale the most economIcal stoves
Illude. fold ; only by Charles Swaine. 740
Droadway. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
S'oft It tan to (3oei-
fob Scott , who carved Bill Kerney on
Lower Main : strtet last Monday : \ night , has
been keeping carefully out of the way of the
officers eve since the affray took 1110cc. I.at
evening ho ventured too near an Omaha pa-
IIceman and was gathered fil. Word was
sent to the pOlice on this side , allli Otllcers
Murphy and Weir brought him over lie
was locked up In the city jail at 11 o'clock
and booked with the charge of assault with
: Intent to comhllt murder
I We have sold 3,000 hotbOl ! sash In Iowa
and Nebraska and never had a kick We now
have ready for Immediate
) delivery 1,000 more
at bedrock prices Write for prices on all
I kinds glazed asahi , glan. paints , oils \ etc. ,
stating quantity de lred. Council Dhutt
Palnt. & Oil Co.
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I The following marriage IIcl'n'es were Is-
sueti yesterday by time county clerk ;
Name and Address , Agl'
Harry Schmidt , l'OIlIIcll lhtmfti ! . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
I.llIlIn M. Sheprd ! , Council 1IIurts. . . . . . . . . .
I fiv , Poterson. Olcoola , Nl'1J. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
\ 7ilary : Ada Merriam. _ Council lIIurtll. . . . . . . . : : :
. Con I ( UI I. Cutup ,
Anti ! II It'o too soon to start your hard
I coal fires It's just the thing for beating If
YO'J Use It In ODe of the new oil heater Lsrl
eat line In the city at n.Vol's.
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Nothing like it . The famous Crown plan'
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with orchestral attachment leads I them 'Ill.
Bouricius Music House . 116 fHutsmln Street :
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1I1' : IIJ'It.'I'SlIn ALl.1' $ ' lA l .
fllln't ICllon' " 1..th"I' tll I'IAIII I for
IIl1rlIn I III' ClIl' Hllller"11" , , i
There Is enough : danger of tllher the 11elllo- i
cratlc or the republican ticket being elected 1
this year tu make the c'amnpaign In Potta-
wattamle county Ilecldedly Intrrestlng The
cal.dltlnt of both Parties l1.a\'o been doing
n great deal of lively hustling ammd : ! liS dcc-
tlon day draws near the Interut Increases.
I.'rom what can be learned , the democrats
-are itavlmmg ! Sl me trouble to Ieehle among
thl'l1uoh'es wheth to bend nil their energies
towarll time election of the county treasurer
or the tllO supervIsors , for they appreciate
thll fact that 'f ' they try to elect hoth they
lire liable to fall down upon the whole tlelwt.
Some judicious trading ! ; would help matters
along , but th'y don't know whom to trade
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To elect the treasurer will \ mean that some
hlllle : or other will have a lot of county mony
to keep amid male a pro111fic source of Income ,
to the couuty and city central committees :
IIl1t to allow liardlo . democratic candidate
for treasurer , to be defeated , means the
election \\'lIIlam Arnd , who Is backed hy
the Citizens' banle. This same CItizens' bank
by the way , Is c.mtmslng a great many heartaches .
aches among the democrats. They point
tJ the fact that It hall had the school funds
the city funds , and the county funds for
Fome tlllle past , as an Indication that the
CItizens' bank means before long to foreclose
a mortgage on the whole county. Of course ,
nobody outside the democratic party believes
that this Is among the possibilities , but the
fact remains that "Death to the CItizens'
lIanle" Is the watchworll which Is tearing
holes In the atmosphere over the democratic
camp. And as n result the friends of the
bank arc doing all they can to see that time
hopes of Its enemies do not bear fruit
The democratic county committee has been
trying ! Its best to pull the other blnles Into
line and malee them pay tribute. lint the
hanks are obdurate , anti cannot see for the
life of them huw an'thlng cnn bo gained
by dumping their hard earned cash Into a
sack , to be carried off by MOle one or other
and used no one Icnows how. This refusal
of the banks to contribute was brought Imp It
Is stated , at a recent meeting or the committee .
tee , and occasIoned no end of talk , but no
action was taken , for what action "Coulll they
take 7
On the olher hand , If the democrats elect
two members of the county board of supervisors -
visors , It will immean that the' local democratic
organ will have the county printing for
anothcr year , and that Is something of a
snap The board Is now composed of four
democrats and one rC'publican. Two democrats .
crats go ! out nnd republicans are elected
to fill their places , bang ! goes the snap. The
tight between the two parties Is mainly for
spoils , and just which spoils they would
rather have , If they can't have themall.ls
n hard one to decide.
Cnl'e for 1I"II < 1l1cllo.
As a remedy for all forms of headache
Electric flitters has proved to be the very
best. It effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield to
Its Inluence. ! We urge ! all who are afflicted
to procure a bottle and give thIs remedy a
fair trial In cases of hnbltual constipation
Electric BItters cures hy giving the needed
tone to time bowels , and few cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try It once. Only
fifty cents at Knhn & Co.'s drug store.
A plant : thoroughly equipped ! with the
newest machinery , the best work by skilled
employes , prompt deliveries and fair treat-
meat are ameng the timings that makes the
EBgie "that good laundry. " Telephone 157
Rockers rockers rockers ; 400 style3. Dur-
tee Furniture oompany 33G-338 Broadway.
(3) ( ) Fare on time &mal1cst purchase It will
pay you to go down and See T. B. Hughes'
line of underwear hats , gloves , shoes and
SCAN AC.\.SI AS Oi'i'OXFN'1"S CASh.
COln..1 IIlulN'hII" . ' 100 Much for
( lit' It'stuernic Voteget itu' .
Ih'loorltcol'A'.t"I'
A democratic candidate wandered Into town
from the rural districts yesterday , bent upon
getn acquainted with the boys. His
pockets were lIned with cash and his soul
with good will to all men , and espehally all
men \ ho can vote. One of the first thIngs
he did was to make the rounds of the so-
loons and get acquainted. At each place
he "set 'em up , " and of course hnd to take
a drop himself here and there for polte-
ness' sake , his favorite beverage beIng beer.
Ho had all ho wanted amid needed to drink
when In an evil 10ment he ran up against a I
man1 ho climed to be looking after the
liquidatIon department of tIme opposing candl.
date on the republican ticket , and the rlpub-
Ican Insisted on doing the honors to the
dEmocrat. He also insisted that the democrat
take whisky , Instead of a cigar , as the candi-
date's better judgment toM him he shoull
do. Then the
candidate had to pay for a
round , anml ! time republican , as before In-
sisterl ! on his taking whisky , and a bIg whlsley
at that These little evidences of guod feelIng -
lug were repeated several times over and
by the ( liuso the candidate hall succeeded In
getting away he was about as full as a man
often gets at time expense of his opponent.
At last accounts hms had just arisen from his
bed on the floor of time salobn and was slng-
iiie ' 'flh . whv . mIl thpv salotn , , , u nn , . .
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away ? " The later part of the day did him
very little good from an electioneering stand-
point. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Cole .c ( oil" New' CUll Sfop.
Our representative called to examine the
now coal heater that Is causing so much
Interest In the stove trade In the United
States that our enterprising firm of Cole &
Cole ha\'o put on time marleet. It certainly
does marvelous work , one test Bhowlng but
eight POUndS of ashes fro I 130 pounds of
Iowa sot coal , and doing what no other soft
coal heater yet made does , vlz. , give a steady ,
uniform heat and consuming moat of the soot
and smoke It seems equally successful , too ,
with anthracite coal , coil Is certainly n marvelous -
velous beater , which promises to revolutionize -
Izo coal burning dvlces entrely , Come and !
Inspect this wonderful stove , which can be
seen In operation at their store.
The Hardman piano Improves with use.
Huber flros' new meat market II the finest
In the city , 112 Droadway.
Nicest line of overcoats In town , Metcalf
Dros.
The Standard piano next to the ! lardma' .
Se' Ii 1Ilt-Sh"111 I rl.
Harry Schmidt and Miss : \ Lillian Shepard
were happily married last evening nt G
o'cloCl at the residence of the brldo's par.
cuts , Mr. and Mrs. : \ L. S. Shepard , 121 I'lat-
nor street NonE ! ' but the IlIImel3te rei.
ath's of the bride and groom were present
to witness the ceremony , which was per-
formed by Dr. John AsIln of the Congre/a-
tonal church \Ir. : \ Schmidt Is a young and
promllng photographer of this city , and the
young lady he has 'won has the affection of
a large circle of acquaIntances. They have
fitted up cozy apartments at 406 Broadway ,
\ \\'hor they wi be at home to their friends
after \'edmiesday . November G. . I
Can Stewart No 123. gives its second : I
annual socIal this evening In the Royal Ar- I
cnnum lmr1ora. A cordial Invitation 19 ex-
tenlle to St \ndrew's society and all
Scotchmen , with their frlende.
(4) ( ) Rubber goods. Even r you don't buy
T. I. hughes I always willing to sho'OU
through his well selected stock of "warm
things for cold weather. "
Nicest line of overcoats In town. Metcalf
nro . .
The Hsrdman piano wIns IPIDY friends.
Morehour & Co. , blank books anti binding
li" . . 101 n l'it'turi'
To frame Better bring It down and led us
put one of those now frames on AlI the
latest Bt'les. H. I. . SMITH & CO
Nicest line of overcoats In town. MelCll
Dros.
Have you seen the new gas heating stoves
at the comparl"s office ?
Hardmsn and Standard pIanos , 113 N. l6ttt.
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Don't fail to atend the citizenu' mass
meeting at the Coilseuns '
lelng Colseum Friday nlgbt.
Ladies are inyited .
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1.11.(1 Ihlllrot :1'II'r" ft 4 lie
UrA'ln1ltfl , sit lt-s iohium's ,
I AIOI.mS : \ , Oc 30.-Speclal ( Telo-
gramn.--Time ) slate convention of the Young
I'eople's Society of Christian ndea\'or has
turned out to be 1 bigger affair than was cx-
peed , The lGOO accredited delegates arm
nearly all here , together with more titan
1,000 visitors , After th praise service this
mornllK I. 1 : . Towhee was appointed 8ecre.
tary and time regular committees were named.
Addresses ( were nlllo by Mrs. Mattie : \ \I.
Bailey on "Peronallsslonnry : \ Work , " Miss : \
A. M. : \ Morton : \ of the Christian Endeavor on
"Sociml 1.lfe" and Prof It. A. Torrey of Ciii-
cage on the "IJnptlsm of the holy Spirit "
This afternoon was spent In sight seeing
allll denominational rallies. This evening Dr
F. E. Clark , the orlglMtor' ' of the love'
ment , addressed 3,000 people , who were
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crowded Into Calvary tabernacle ,
Inh're..h.,1 In , 'lrll"t Irl'le I'utIuig .
DES : \IIES , Oct. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Members ) of timt city counci anti
Board of l'miijhic Works and prominent citi.
zens of Minneapolts : \ and St. Paul were the
guests of DesIclnes : \ today. They came here
to Inspect the miles of vitrified brick paving
In this city and the plants wih n view of
using brick In about nine miles of pavlllg to
be put down h l ) them next ) 'ear.
Time litigation commenced by the city several -
cal months ago to force the Capital City
Gas com an ) ' , time local branch of the United
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Gas Improvement company of Phiadel-
phia , to accept the rates for snpplylng
gas to private and public purposes fixed
by nn ordinance passed by the city
counci last spring , took nnother turn
today , when time city fed a petition In the
dlslrlct court In a case to oust the gas company -
pany from the city streets and alleys. The
company was incorporated In 1875. Its articles -
cles provided for a corporate existence of
fifty ) 'ear but lawyers assert that It Is n prl-
vale corporation and can exist but twenty
years. The property of thc company Is valued
at not less than $1,000,000.
Iu" 111,1 Oflui'e ilms.uy. I
DES MOINES : , Oct 30.-Speclul ( Tele- :
gram-H'glster ) Evans of the federal land :
office continues to bo deluged with entries
for lands forfeited under a supreme court
dcilion by time Sioux City & St. I'aul rail-
wt ) Most of the applications are from per-
suns holding some sort of title from the rail-
rcad WheN time applIcations are not accompanIed -
companIed by money no attention Is paid to
thcnm Where the money Is sent the rights !
of applicants will be pmtected. About :5.000
acres In Sioux , O'Urlen , Osccola , Lyon and
Dcklnscn countle are Involved . Under the
land laws the right of persons holdinG title
from the railroad wi be first considered ,
but the law Is very strict as to what consti-
tutes title. I must be by deed. Most of the
settlers have only contracts with the rai-
road. They arc no beler situated than other
applicants for their lands and their only
recourse Is against the railroad company.
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WEBSTER CITY , Ia. , Oct. 30.-Special (
Telegrnm.-Senator J. J. Ingals oC Kansas
reached the city today. He was asked
about the senatorial contest In Kansas , "It
Is a mer . war , " ho said. "It will be sharp ,
and the end cannot be predicted unt It
comes. While I am away from the state a
great deal of active work Is being done by
the gentemen who are making the campaign
I believe the lopullsts havc carried Kansas
for the last tme , Very little has ben done
by them so far that Is satisfactory to those
who are voting the ticket , ali a reaction Is
looked for at any tinme. I am still In politics ,
but perhaps not as . active as when I was
) 'ounger. ' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ShlllllA' Clerk Sbus SlIM fluuiio'ci'e.
CEDAR RAPIDS , Ia. , Oct. 30.-(81)2clal (
Teiegram.-D. ) Kearney , shipping cleric at
the Fair , one of the largest establishments
In the city , was arrested late this afternoon
on a charge of robbery. Kelney has had
full charge or the shipping and has baen
sending packages of goods to his wife In
paelages
[ Chicago Inste\1 of to purchasers. HD has
been working time scheme for the past sIx
weeks and has stole over $1,000 worth.
It was not discovered until yesterday and
last night N. F. I'rnchere , one of the firm ,
went to Chicago and found a large quantity
of time goods stolen.
AD NED SCTOm
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WEBSTER CITY , la. , Oct. 30.-Special (
Telegram-Frelght ) Conductor Dan Gammon
of Esthervlie was fatally Injured , Engineer
Parmetor and Fireman Wagner of the Dur-
Ington , Cedar Rapids & Northern passenger -
ger train were seriously Injured , and many
passengers , ; were badly shaken up In a wreck
that occurred at Hardy this moring " orly
after G o'clock. An extra freight had pulled
Into Hardy and had not cleared the matn line
on the side track. The passencsr engine
crashe Into the caboose , coml.letel . demol-
Ishing It. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
11"1 It'mttIstM In Sessioum.
CEDAIt ltAh'IDS , la" , Oct. 30.-Speclal (
Telegram.-Flfty ) dentists from this part of
the state attended the annual meeting of the
Easter Iowa Dental association hero today.
An excellent clinical progrm was carried out.
The next meeting will be held at \Iarlon. : \
Otcers for the ensuing year were chosen as
follows : President , W. H. Deford , Cedal
Rapids ; vice presIdent , P. \r. : \ loom , Jefferson -
son ; secretary , W. II. Wosford , Iowa City ;
treasurer , J. Bruce Pherrln , Springville.
Bride ot I I ' ( . , 1)11)5uis 1'01"0"0,1.
MASON : CITY . la" , Oct. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Drs. ) Stockman nllli Dakin returned -
turned today from Estherv1e. where they
conducted In autopsy on \Irs. : \ George lel-
strel , who tiled here a week ago 'fu2sday ,
after an illness of a few hourE. She had
ben married just three weeks. ler stomach
was badly inflamed , nllll gave every Indica-
ton of presence of corrosive poisoim. The
stomach will be sent to Chicago for further
oxamlnatlon.
1.llrll 1"I/le OrA'RnblnA'
DUIUQUE , Oct. 30.-Special ( Telegram.- )
The Liberal league of Iowa today formed a
local branch office here by representatives of
the local brewing Interests , and upon the
assembling of the legislature ! will hold a con-
vention at Des Moines to frame a bill
legalizing manufacture and modifying the
mulct law
co..n ) . II""U AcolI'nt.
CEDAR RAPIDS , la. , Oct. 30.-Speclal (
Telegram.-In ) the I1sl1ct court today the
jury In the case of Baxter against time city of
Cedar Rapids returned a verdict awarding
the plaintiff $5,750 damages. Lat fall \Irs. :
Baxter of Spirit hake , while walking al a
defective sidewalk , \ , was Injure and
afterward dlcd.
"ltll PI/ht ut Cohort-ui Girl's.
DES MOINES : \ , Oct. 30.-Speclal ( Tele-
gramn.-Nelile ) Wels and luma Dickens , two
colored girls . aged 15 and 1G respectively ,
'uarreled over a lover tonight Nellie drew
a dirk and stabbed Uuma four times In the
back and once In the arm She swill die
Nellie Is under arrest.
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SIOUX CITY , Oet 30.-Speclal ( Telegram )
-Senator AllIson and General ! Drake
spoke at time opera house here this evening
The meeting opened with a torchlight proW
eesflon anti , the attendance was larger tban
at any political gathering S for ) 'ea [
Turn out anti hear henry D. Eslabroole ,
Omaha's great orator , at the citizens' mass
meeting at the Colseum Friday night .
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Dr. Schnehler'les : # t In [ bile , hiss els-
covered novel of life In
a mead" . raving le maT
rifle accl1ents ! , whc ( ; If ! enernly used will
probably lesm'en gremttiylhe number of lives
lot by such accideIttmi. ( , ills Invention has
been pronounced Vfr Important by time
French Academy of Relunces , which In one
of It ! las meetings ltuepe,1 very attentively
10 a lecture by Dr. .nveraux upon the new
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invention. The inventor does away with all
artificial belts and other , floating appliances ;
hE ! ' proposes to inflate time cellular texture be.
neath the human skin on the breast , whIch
If filled with sir fornmsjm , , natural pneumltlc
belt , by the aid of which one lay not only
feat himsolt , but even support \ another bed ) ' .
The Idea Is said to be perfectly practicable ,
I has bem proved that a man weighing lCd
pounds , whose ppecltlc weight Is between 108
and 1,10 , Wh09 hOld may weigh seven pounds ,
need only about 200 cubic Incheo of air within
his body In order to float with the hed out
of water This amount of nr ! Is easily Inserted -
serted Into this holloI space beneth the skin
with Dr. Schneider's aseptic fyrln/es , which
wl In . one injection Inlate from tweimty to
thlrt.tlve cubic Inches of air. Time Introdtmc-
ton of the point , which Is only two 111.
Imters thick , will hardly be felt. Such a
punw 11 not even neeeemry , I Is much
simpler to use a little apparatus also patented
by Dr. Schneider , whIch consists of IL holow
needle , I thin rub er hO3 eigimteen Inche
Ion ! ; , Into which this needle Is Inserted. A
little aseptic cotton placed Into time open end
of the rubber hose Is all that II necoesry.
TIme skin Is sImply raised , time hollow needle
I Introduced Into I , and then the other ell of
the rubber hose Is taken Into the mouth and
time man's own breath blown Into It Two
deep reephrations , which are blown Into each
side of time breast , wi bo sufficient to feat
a man , however heavy :
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AHC'I'IC - 1)AIN'I'IES .
l'm'miits tutu II'rrl' " II 'i'ieIle flue
1 . .Ihll I'u In c. .
In spite or latitude ! anti Arctic current , says
Outing , Labrador Is time homo of much that
Is delicious In the berry worll1. Even the
outlying islands furnish limo curlew berry
and bake apple In profusion ; and upon the
mainland , In the proper month ( Scptember ) , a
veritable feast awaits one. Three varletlr
of blueberrIes , huckleberries. wild red cn I
rants , having pungent nromatlc flavor m.
equaled by , the cultivated variety marshbe-
rica , raspberries , tiny white caplaire tfn-
bsrrlc , with a flavor like souse
rare perfume , and having just a tint suggestion -
gestion of wintergreen i squash berries ,
pearberrles and curlew berries , the latter
not so grateful ns the others but a prime
favorite with the I skllos , who prefer It
to almost any other ; and , lastly , time typl-
cal Labrador fruit , which , 'xcepting a few
scattering plants In Canada and Newfoundland -
land , Is found noss'here I believe . outside of
the peninsula-the gorgeous bake apple.
These cover the entire coast from the
St. Lawrence to Ungava. Their beautiful
geranium-like leaves struggle with the rein-
deer 10S upon the Islands carpet alike
th9 low valleys and the highest hilltops ,
and even peep from banks oC everlasting
snow. Only one berry grows upon each
plant but this one makes I mOlt delicious
mouthful. I Is the SIZD and Corm of a large
dewberry , but the color Is n bright crimson -
son when hal rip ! , ammO a golden yellow at
maturity Its taste Is sweetly acid It Is
exceedingly Juicy and so delicate Ilat It
might bo thought Impohlblo to preserve it.
Yet the natives do ; reserve It with all its
freshness and original flavor throughout the
entire winter merely , by covering It with
fresh water anti heading It up tightly In
casks or barrels. , . I
1'ESr1ar1N I'flNSIO.XS. !
Vcterumiipi lt the I.nt.ur hteiumi'iui-
\ur
1.'r.I h ) ' thut' c"nl rul f1'ornm..nt.
" 'ASHINGTON.J Oat 30.-Special.-I'on- ( )
slons granted , ismuo of October 15 , were ;
Nebraska : 01Iglnnl-Y1Inm Hedlnger ,
Lawrence Nuckoiis. IncreaseByron D.
Brown , Stockholm Hnmlton ; Joseph Drum-
baugh , Franklin . Franklin. Rolss1fceOrge
' v. Patterson , Omala , Douglas. Original
wldow-osephlne M. Forney , Fremont ,
Dodge.
Iowa : Origina-Wilhlam ! : S. Anderson ,
Belle Flame , Benton ; Henry Peter , Gree-
Icy Delaware. nenewnl-Elam Alien . Des
Moines , Pok. : Increase-BcnJamln P. Wise ,
Thurman , remont ; John \V Woodman ,
Des : Moines Polk. Helssue-Charles H. Peet ,
Anamosa Jones : Levi Calender , Steamboat
Reck Hartiin Original widows , etc.-Chnr-
lote Durre , Iroton , Sioux ; Lucreta A. P'ne ,
Sioux City , Woodbury
Wyoming ; Retssue-Albert Slebcntrltt ,
Fort Itusseli Laramie.
Colorado : IncreaseChnrles W. Pace , Pa-
onla , Delta. .
Montana : Relssue-Chnrles Nostman , Fort
Dl'nton , Choteau ,
Issue oC October 1G were : Nebraska : Orl- !
Inal-James Esgate , GrY90n , Sheridan He-
IssueJames S. Hossack , Alexandria ,
Thayer ; Joseph Hen8an , Omaha , Douglas. !
Iowa : OrllnalBernardlcGulre. ! . 011-
weln , F'ayette. Renewal and Increase-nob-
ert n. Clark , Iowa City . Johnson Increase
-harles Howley. Lehhh , Webster. Hels-
sueChurC's : W. COok , Cole , Stor ) ' . Original
widows , etc.-Andrew Baln ( father ) West
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Grove , Day ( !
Colorado : Orlglnnl-Osrer C. Huii . Durango -
range , La PInta ; Daniel itogers Canflold .
Boulder . Henewal and increast'-Wiiiiamn N.
grwln , La Veta , Iluerfano lteissmie-llenry
1 Chine , Fraser Grand ; William H. Daven-
port . Beuilh , Pueblo ; Franklin D. Yockey ,
' rhnidd , Las Anlmns. Frnkln
South Dakota : Origina1'Vilhlarn
- Yen-
man De Smet Kingsbury. Increase-Ed-
ward Elkhn , 'Vatcrtown
Ekin , Codummgtomm.
COrlngton.
Nortiu Dakota : Helssue-Albert A Dan-
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I els , Reynolds , Grand Forks
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There Is only $ IGB In the tire tumid with
which to run the lepHtment unti next
AUgust , while UIO n\rage monthly expenses
amount to IHO per month , Thu , by the
let or January the tire fund will b2 exhausted -
hausted , anti no prospects of any Income for
seven month ! I'rom January on the dc-
Ilutment's warrants wil have Ic be tile-
counted at from 8 to 10 per cent , and pos-
ebly : more. Thlp condition of affairs has
been brought about by the citizens refusing to
allow the present three-mi levy to be in-
crear to seven nulls. 1 1 levy of seven
mis had been made It would have amounted
to about $9,000 , enough to run time department -
ment nicely and have all warrants on the
fund cashed pomllly when imrescnted. As
matters stall now " 'eney will have to be
borrowed to keep the two hose wlgons In
service after time first of time year
:1111" : 111 I Ieutve lime Cum 11
Chnrley Edwards , a cook at laborcrs'
CUIII at Fort Crook , has bten run out of
camp anti Is a fugitive [ rom justice. Tuesday
e'aning Johnrn and \Icamara : , both laborer -
ere : entered the cook tent and dwarlls or-
derell them : out They refused to go anti
Edwards struck Johnson with a meat cleaver
and after felling him struck : \lcNamara. \
Then Edwards ran and hid In a cellar not
far away. The friends of the two Injured
men followed time trail ammO located Edwart' .
After dragging him omit or his hiding \1co , he
was beaten anti turned looee , with a warning
not to again show his face an'whero near
time camp. _ _ _ _ _ _
1"lllrt trll flit' HuuA'e" ,
A. H , Lee , one of the agents of the Union
Stock Yards company , has returned from
South Dakota , where ho spent the spring and
: summer In the Interest of the company he
represents \Ir. : Lee says that about all of
the hcavy shlpmcnts of cattle from that dll
trlct are over , but that smnll shipments wl i
continue up to about Christmas. Cattle '
ranges are In good condition , but water Is I
needed. Rain has not fallen for some time
anll many of the 8maler slreams are My
, 'ho range cattle look well , and the feeders
1 pull through the winter nicely ) , DS there
I plenty of range grass and C011er.
l Nebraska , : \lssouri and Iowa hog9 are
coming to this market by the carload and
are of excellent quality. Within two weeks
hogs wl be sold enough to pack for export -
port tralle , and the 10Cli packers will take
orders for foreign trade as eon as the IUP'
ply ammO time market warrant . As soon as the
export trade opens the ovelnment micro-
scop19ts w\ be put back to work.
Magic : City ' (1".111
Mrs. N E. Mead : \ Is on the sick list .
Mrs. Chale" Adlcns Is visIting her parents
; In Council liluffie.
Mrs. Robert Hurley , Twenty-sixth and K
I . streets , Is down wih a fever.
: rt. Louis Winkler has returned from a
visit with relatives lt Sldnoy , la.
The Young \Ien's : Institute will give a
dance on time evening of November 11.
1.
Nathaniel Baker of Lusk. Wyo. . was a
visitor at the stock yards yesterday after-
noon.
CaptaIn Peter PompeIi of MedicIne Bow ,
Wyo. . was In town yesterday looking up old
friends.
The Albright \Vorkingmen'o club lIIet last
evening and lstened to speeches from several
of the members.
The letter carrlert are preparing for a
bal , to bo given on time night of November
28 , at ilium's hal
H. Hindman , a prominent Oregon cattle-
man . was In the city ) yesterday and spent
the afternoon with time stock yards officluls.
Frank J. Lange was a caller yesterday
afternoon al the CItizens' league headquarters -
ters In the Singer block , Twenty-fourth and I
N street ;
Owners of the property at the northenst
corner of Twenty.tlfh and L streets are
preparing a bid to Send to Washington for a '
postoffice site ,
The telephone operators will give a dance
Friday evening at Hunt's hall. A number
of telephone operators from Omaha and the '
Bluffs will b present
A. T. Merwin and N. C. Love of Baker
City , are. , were looking over the stock yards
yesterday afternoon , time guests of Superin-
tendent James L. Paxton.
On the evenIng of November 2 the coopers
wi give their annual ball at Bium's' hail.
The arrangement committee consists of A. C.
Jordan Charles Neff . George Sterrlt and
Louis Dim.
Um.
The hospital Tent of the King's Daughters
will give a foclal and entertainment at the
residence of Mrs. H. H. Ames this afternoon.
The Home Circle Glee club will ho one of
the attraction. All of time proceeds will go
toward supporting the South Omaha hOfplal
Next Sunday nt the German theater Un
South Omaha Ilattsdeutscher vereln will pro
duce the comedy , "Dlo Drel Langhaen '
The South Omaha people who will take part
are : Fritz Freiag , henry Oest , Theo Llebeu ,
Min' : \ Eggers and : \lss \ Kmuska. Several rehearsals -
hearsals have been had and good
ha\o a performance -
formance Is guarammteeml
In police court yesterday afternoon Judge
Christmann sentenced George Leonard to ten
days In the county Jai for disturbing the
peacE ! ' Leonard went Into Wlnleler'y snloon
Monday night and tried to clean out the
place , but was arrested before ho had done
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city l1mn e. The police JuJgo 8UJenllcll
the sentence upon Leonard proml.III' to keel' '
away from that particular 91luon.
: \1Cmher \ of Court Allelanln , Inlllpltlelt
Order of Odd Felloss's 1 , let Timcsthiy ol'enlnlt
al i'ivonkmi's hal anll Jolnell time orl1r of
( a1I.n Foresters I . Time name of the court
still remain the teatmie. A. i. I : StlVCnAOn ,
Ileputy sUllreme rammger , formed the court nml
In talel the oiflcere . They nrc Wiliam
Sheen , put chief rnler : Henry I.oechner , '
chief ranger ; Cimarics Homhol , deputy chief
ranger ; Gus Wordeman , recording ! treaurer ;
Frank Chritmann , treasurer ; Chnrle Grant ,
"ecrotar ) ' , _ _ _ _ . _ _ _
Turn out anti hear Heury D. stabrook ,
Onmmsha's great orator , at the eltlz ns' mass
leeting at the Colseum . Friday night.
Innl , 1"11'1.,1 to lie UU..lluull.
SAN I H'NCISC ( Oct. 30.--'fhe Hverfldo
lallcln ! ; cOlpany has bcel reported
by Limo state hanle Iommlsslon'rs
to limo attorney geueml 11 1180111 ,
Ind its eontlnuanco II bUsilelS , tie-
lenin on time elecislul of the latter of-
itelal . Time I'xlstnl < llclltllf mire I " -II of
the tnnnclni disasters which SWI'llt the
country last year .
. Carlisle \ 'ut ilomiui p ! to 1'.Abh'r.
( O\ING'O : Ky. , Oct 30.-Secretary
Carlisle regIstered < hero today 111 Blhl ho
svommld retlr IXt Tmmomima' to vntl. lie
declnel1 wOII nil requests to sl.elle . In Ohio 111
KC'ltlck ) ' and , \ lel nt 1000 \'lshlllll ,
where hu will bo at hi ! olce U9 usual to-
mnorrow. .
Attend the monter citizens' mass lIIeetlng
nt the Coilseumms Friday evening , November
I , at 8 o'clock.
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up mueh-I.very tiny nnll every
day somebody tells us thnt souse
denier says the Kimball Is no
good-but then that don't hurt It
Kooe-but
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S A H05PE , Jr'l !
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Gives 10 wamth It merely
pr ( vcnts the heal or the body
from pasing off People with
a poor circulation are cold , no .
matter how thick their clothes
may boo They shiver under
all their wraps. Bounding red
blood keeps the internal fire
glowing
Dttffy's Pure 4
Matt Whiskey
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prepared for medicinal and
dome5tic use , is a wholesome
stimulant for blood and nerve
, It I creates and preserves bodily
heat It acts on all the organs ,
and protects the system from
chills and depressed vitality
Contains nothing which does
! not make for health and -energy.
Ask your Grocer or 1)ruggist.
FilST [ ' ! NATIONAL ' ! ' BANK {
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Counci Bluffs , Iowa.
CAPITAL , . ; . sioooor (
\ u , OIIG'1 ' nun IItSIXI SS.
WI ) f1'Slt " ( ) tht CIIII'JV'I'IOSS.
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CAlL AI SEll us Ull VltL'1'1l.
pecial Notices-Council Iufs
A FIRST-CLASS c-noot housE , GOOD L
cnlon , for 1600.00 ; conic and Ice I. C. It
Nicholson , Cn Iroadwn ) ' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _
FOIl HCNT , MY I SIBNCI , Iii PLATNER
Street after November 1 ; eIGht rooms : modem
conveniences.
conlnlence
Also 11'.room house , No. 320 Ilntner street :
pBc8lon al anT tinse. Jacob Imo.
CIIMNEYS CLEhNTD ; VAULTS CLEANED.
EI Burke . al W. S 10m.rl. L35 Jroadwuy. ,
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trlle ( or Council lurs prl'crl' . C. H. Nlch- \
oloon , C9Irnlln \ . ) ' . -
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13-ACnn FRUIT I..AnM : SPECIAL 1IAI1GAIN .
C. H. Nlchollon , C9Brondway. \ .
Genuine Sandwich "Adams" " .CI Sheler
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last PHESS. but not least , SDU'rIWIK UOItSE AND STEAM . rOWER HAY
Branch I-louse Council '
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INVESTIGATE INVESTIGATE THE PALACE REGAL VENTilATOR
GUARANTEED TO REAT 3 LARGE ROOMS THIS WINTER
GUARANTEED WITH ONLY 2 TONS OF COAL.
9You can Save $25.00 a Season. See it ? See it ? _
THE SYSTEM OF . A JUST THINK . OF IT !
House Heating Heating 3 Large Rooms .
Revolutionized . Wil OilY I 2 Ji elI im.
The 'Palace ' Raga1 ' - . _ . Scientific Principles
. t , Applied and Combined
. -t Appld CombilOl ,
A World Beater. ' - ,
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The llllnollt 8tOVB $ in Alllicd1 * ' ' - . Prices--
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SPECIA.SALE EXTEM8IONTAOES ! N T A [ ' . SPECIAL SAlf-- ' ° To r STYLES SELECT PRO ! .
A.SALf . : ' , $11,0. - ' COUCHES-THIS ONE 1
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e r I Sale Prc . . , \ . Rcgular Price $ i8oo I
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