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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : FRIDAY , APHIL 29 , 1898.
I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM
I COUNCIL BLUFFS.
, MI.XOH HEVTIOX.
Try Mocro'it slock food.
Dr. Roe , dentist , Merrlam block.
Audiences go wild over Farland.
Dr. Green , office 512 Fourth street.
Jcreey Cream flour. Dartel & Miller.
Dr. Drown , dentist , room 301'MerrUm bit
Wanted , a girl for general housework , at
1702 6th ave.
For rent , 6-room houae , good location and
repair. Address D2I High t.
Wanted Gentleman ( stenographer for trav
eling position. Call Landls hotel , Council
nluffrt.
J. n. Shorclt of Harlan Is In the city at
tending the meeting of county superintend
ents. ,
Wanted , competent girl for general house
nork. Call at Mrs. Charles Haas between
9 and 10 a. m.
Ex-Supcrnlcndcnt of Public Instructon
Henry Sobln was In the city yesterday on
private tjiul.iess.
The superintendent of the Carroll county
nchcols , J. J , Mc.Mahon , was a Council Bluffs
Visitor yesterday.
The Evans .laundry Is tbe leader In fine
work both for color tnd finish. 520 Pearl
trect. Phone 290.
Don't you think It must bo a pretty good
laundry that can plraso fv > many hundreds
of customers ? Well that'a the "Eagle , " 724
Uroadway.
Young Mottaz , one of the Dodge Light
Guards , returned from Uea Molnes last even
ing , after hiylng failed to stand the physical
examination.
Will Murphy , the Council Bluffs cadet at
West Point , la expected homo io a few days
for a vls'it with his parents , iMr. and Mrs.
L. V. Murphy.
A. W. Warrtn of St. Joe , general western
agent of the Mcndota Cool company , was In
the city yesterday , the guest of his aunt ,
MM. B. E. Snylcs.
Tory Everett has arrived from California
to'be at the bodsldo of his brother Ned , who
Is rallying from the severe operation which
fce recently underwent.
Clark Hayes , who has been connected with
Ofllctr & Pusey's bank for several years has
severed his connection with that Institution
ani taken a similar position with an Omaha
bank.
Amended articles of Incorporation have
been filed with the county recorder by the
trustees of the Presbyterian church In order
to change the name of the organization to
that of "Tho First Presbyterian Church of
Council Bluffs. "
F. C. Laubenshclmcr , aged 73 years , died
at the family residence , 3C4 Scott street , yes-
terdiy morning , of consumption. Funeral
this afternoon at 3 o'clock from the resi
dence. Hev. Mr. MellcnbrucVt will officiate.
Interment In Falivlew.
Twenty-five men were put to work yesterday -
day by Contractor P. H. Wind on the Iowa
building for the exposition. The building
will bo pushed to completion as rapidly as
possible , so as to bo In readiness for the
cpoalng day. 'C. ' TJcsen Is In charge of the
workmen.
Julius Kruger was given a hearing In Jus
tice Fcrrlcr's court yesterday upon the
charge of malicious mischief. He was ar
rested upon the complaint of J. 0. Terry ,
who accused him ot destroying a fence on
tils premises. Both parties reside In East
Omaha ,
Two bicycles were stolen from the streets
last night. One belonged to H. P. Barrelt.
The wheel was taken from a rack In front of
a PeuTl street office , -where he had left It a
moment 'before. ' The other belonged to Scott
Covalt and was tiken by a thief who-passed
a Broadway grocery etore , where the young
man was doing some trading.
-'Frank F. Merrlam of HopklnttA Delawari
county , Is In the city , calling upon a num
ber of the leading republicans' . Mr. 'Merrlam
will bD a candidate for the' office of state
auditor before the republican state conven
tion , end to has many fr'ends throughout the
etato who are thoroughly convinced that he
will bo nominated and elected.
Arrangements have been completed for a
Southwestern Iowa summer school to be
opened In Council Bluffs for six 'weeks be
ginning in the first week In July. The school
Is under the auspices of the city school au
thorities. A corps of workers were busy
yesterday sending out literature connected
with < the school. The school will bo con
ducted as a special ( cature ot the reguar
county Institute.
Colonel Francis W. Parker of the Chicago
normal school Is collecting a series of pho
tographs showing the bluffs around Council
Bluffs. They will be used as Illustrations
for a new geological work which he will
coon publish. A large portion of the book
will be devoted 'to ' the discussion ot the
Ioei3 formation at this point along the Mis
souri river. It IB known at only one other
point on the globe.
Earl McCrary , a small boy , fell from his
bicycle yesterday morning near the corner
of Twenty-first street and Avenue E and
was supposed to have been seriously hurt.
Ho was found to be In an unconscious con
dition and the patrol wagon was sent to
take him to a hospital. By the time It ar
rived ho had rccayerel and was found to
have suffered from an epileptic fit ; He was
taken to his home , 2627 Avenue A.
Mayor Jennings received a telegram last
evening from Wiley Junction , la. , announc
ing that tbe officials there had picked up a
Tunaway who said his name was Joe Palmer
and that he was the ton of an employe of the
mayor. Word was sent to the parents of
the boy , who live In the western pirt of the
city , and It reached them about the time
they had discovered the boy was mleslng. He
was ordered to bo sent home on the next
train. The lad Is 14 years old and had run
way from home to join the soldiers.
"Married In Haste" will be the piece pro.
cntcd tonight at the Dohany theater by the
Prlnglca. .They have been giving some good
entertainments during the week and the one
this evening Is considered one of the best
In their repertory. The company and Man
ager Bowcn have done a very llber.il thing In
giving one-fourth of the gross receipts to tht
benefit fund for the Dodge Light Guard and
this generous act will more than likely bt
the means of filling the house both at the
evening performances and the matlneo to
morrow.
John Krelgcr , a "Lewis " township farmer , a
few days ago caught eight young wolves.
They were little fellows , but their scalps
were 'worth saving. Mr. Krelger conclude ! to
remove any possibility of a suspicion that
he was engaged In Importing wolf scalps to
secure the bounty and ho brought the. little
fellows Into County Auditor Matthews' edict
In the full enjoyment of their lives and
health , The 'Board ' of Supervisors were In
csilon and the members were called upon
to view them ani give the order for the
payment of the bounty. This was done.
The farmer go this money and left the board
And the auditor the duty of killing the
animals. They were liken. Into the base-
meat and slaughtered.
0. B. Vlnva. Co. , female remedy ; consulta
tion free. Office hours , 9 to 12 and 3 to 5.
Health book furckhed. S26-327-3i8 Merrltm
tlock.
Money to loan on city property , Klnnt.
N. T. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
MENERAY BROS.
NURSERYMEN ,
Of Crescent City ire bere in Council Bluff *
and Omaha with tfcelr fine line ot fruit treei ,
grape vice * , etc. , and all klnda ot fine hade
tree * , flowering ihrubi and roae * . Their
tale grounds are located at 615 Eaat Broad
way , Council Bluffi. and on F rnam atreet ,
one block west at Twentieth atreet , Omaha ,
where you will be waited on at H times
with pleasure. We cell all good * very cheap
and guarontM * U gooda flrat-claaa.
Omalui 'yhoav , lUXUj COBBC ! ! Bin * * ,
Ul.
IOWA EXPOSITION BUILDING
State Commission Getting Beady for an
Active Bummer Campaign ,
SECRETARY CHASE LOCATES HIS OFFICE
Will < Mnkc III * Headqnnrtern InCoun
cil II In IT * tind Direct OprrntlonB
from There Local Com-
mlmilon Helving Oat.
F. N. Chase , secretary of the Iowa Trons-
mlssl&slppl commission , Is In the city for the
purpose of arranging for the beginning ot the
exposition work. The commissioners have
decided to open an office In this city and do
the active work connected with the erection'
of the Iowa building and the Installation Of
the exhibit from this bide ot the river. He
spent the day yesterday In consultation with
various members ot the Council Bluffs Trans-
mlsalsslppl association and looking up an of.
flee. No definite arrangements were arrived
at , but Secretary Chase concluded to wait
until after the meeting ot the afsoclatlon
and accept the proffer that bad been made
at the last meeting to eeslst In securing an
office In the Grand hotel. Contractor Wind
held a conference with the secretary yester
day concerning the Iowa building , which he
will erect. The matters discussed referred
only to the early commencement of the work ,
and the ateurance was given by the con
tractor that all of the requirements of his
contract would be complied with and the
building be ready for the Installation of the
exhibits within the specified time.
WORK ON TUB TEPE13.
President Graham electrified the members
of the Council Bluffs TransmLssUslppI asso
ciation at the regular meeting last night by
officially Informing them that the work of
building the big tepee Is actually under way.
In connection with a rcpoiit on the matter of
building ho declared that all of the red tape
business had been gone through with , the
plans of the structure awirorcu by the expo
sition managers and nothing left to he 'lone
but to go ahead and complete the building JB
rapidly as possible. The report showed that
four of the Council Ulutfs lumber merchants
bid en the lumlbsr and that C3l. W. F. Ual.tr'a
bid was the lowest. The architects , Wood
ward Bros. , submitted their bill of $125 for
plans and It was referred to the committee
for further consideration.
General Teet , from the committee on
transportation , presented a communication
from General Manager Dickinson , who de
clared that the Union Pacific company would
furn'sh trains to be run from Its Ninth
street depct In ths ! city tt the expedition
grounds whenever the traffic demanded. A
few hours' notification would bo ull that to
required. He also promised that hla com
pany would take up the matter of providing
connections for the Missouri Pacific.
The finance committee was Instiuttcd to
round up the exposition buttons and en
deavor to ascertain how manof them had
strayed away and endeavor to find a marljpt
for the remainder of them. The chairman
of the committee wue also Instructed to pay
all bllla for labor Upon presentation. A com
mittee was appointed for the purp. < sc of fix
ing the salary of Secretary Judson for the
period slnco March 1 , ho not having drawn
anything since that time. The commttteo
will report at the next meeting.
Read premium offers inside' Domestic Sean
wrappers. , . . ,
Domestic Soap Is the best for the laundry.
Cordwood for sale cheap. Address W. F. ,
, Bee office. Council Bluffs.
PIIEIMHIX TUB CITV PAHKS.
ComniliMloiirrs > Go About Getting
Them Hemly for Summer.
The park commtelonera have begun the
work of putting iBayllss park In suitable
condition for the summer. It was early
made manifest that condition should be such
as to fully meet the approval of the many
exposition visitors who are expected here.
TJid commissioners have net decided Just yet
how much money will bo spent on Improve
ments In the park or determined upon the
character of the Improvements to bo made
boyound the construction of the new walks
'that ' were decided upon some time ago. These"
walks will be for the purpose of accommo
dating the now seats that will soon bo placed
In position. All of the old scats have been
sent to Falrmcunt park and new ones will
take their places. Heretofore all of the seats
in the park have been placed along the main
walks that cross the park from each of the
four corners. In summer time these seats
are always occupied by men and boys and
women passing through the park have been
compelled to run the gauntlet of scorta of
curious eyea and not Infrequently to avoid
bombardments of tobacco spit. Hereafter
there will be no seats along these walks and
park loungers will find them In the shade
along the new graveled walks.
The only work dene so far Is the reglldlng
ot the tig fountain. This baa been under
way for several days. As a preliminary to
the gliding the entire fountain was given a
coating of deep green paint. The effect was
rather startling and quickly attracted the
attention of the residents living around the
park. Green Cupids did not conform to their
Ideas of artistic coloring and numerous hot
complaints were lodged against the work
with the park commissioners. Injunctions
were threatened If'the coloring was not
changed. The commissioners were kept busy
explaining that the sea green color was nec
essary to secure the 'bronze ' effect that the
artist was aiming at. The people were still
skeptical , but were relieved yesterday when
the first ccat of bronze powder was put on.
Peterson & Schocalng have Just received
a carload of dining room chairs and placed
them on sale In their large store In the
Merrlam block. Their display of leather
couches and chairs Is extraordinarily fine
and should be seen to be appreciated. In
baby carriages tbcy have as large a line
to select from as ever displayed In Council
Bluffs. One thing they take pride' In and
that Is no other firm can quote lower prices
on the fame grade of goods. When you
want anything In the furniture or hardware
line don't forget to visit the big store ot
Petewon & Schonlng In the Merrlam block.
Domestic Soap makes and keeps clean
friends.
Save your Domestic Soap wrappers.
Where ji the organ on the building ?
Which number la Borlclus * Music House ?
Is 325 Broadway not well located ?
Stole Hoard of Control VUlt.
The State Board ot Control has been mak
ing an unexpected visit ot tbe Iowa School
for the Deaf. The members , ex-Governor
Larrabec , ex-Judge Kinney and J. Cownle
( pent all day yesterday and tbe previous
night at the institution. The visit was a
strictly Informal one and was made for the
purpose ot getting acquainted with tbe
workings of all ot the state Institutions.
The board does not begin it * official duties
until July 1. It Is the intention ot tbe board
to thus Informally ylslt all ot the institu
tions In the state under Its Jurisdiction with
view of becoming thoroughly familiar with
the methods ot their operation. The visits
1
have all been made unexpectedly. At Independence - ,
dependence the board arrived late at1 I
night and made a trip through )
the asylum there at midnight. The 1
board left for Glenwood lost evening for
the purpose cf vIsKIng the Institution for
Feeble Minded Children.
Opean a WecrnltlBK Ofllee.
Sheriff 'Morgan yesterday received a com
munication from Governor Shaw directing
him to open a recruiting offlco for the pur-
f M ot utbtlac to DTOTWlnj tfe additional
1,200 troop * to fill the Iowa quota. The In
formation nas not received until the middle
of the day , but before 3 o'clock three men
were accepted from the number who had
applied and an order was telegraphed to DCS
Molneo for their transportation. The gov
ernor's order would not permit the enlist
ment ot any men who had not had previous
military training. There were many appli
cants who fully met all of the requirements
ot the enlistment act with this exception.
The thrco men enlisted were all traveling
men. Ono of them telegraphed his resigna
tion of a $90 a month Job and the other two
had fully as good positions. They were A.
E. Lane , W. E. Tcmplln and Samuel Bar
row.
The last day for oysters. See Sullivan.
The "tacky" party will bo Riven by the
ladles of St. Paul's church at Hande's hall
Tuesday evening , iMay 2. Tickets , 25 cents.
Including musical program , refreshments and
danclog. Fancy and useful articles will bo
for sale.
Sec tbo old maids' convention , or old maldn
made over , by Unity Qulld In Chambers'
hall , May 5. Tickets , Including dancing , 25c.
SPECIAL CITV COUNCIL MEETING.
Stt-im Taken to Tent ( Inendnn of Pay
ment of Warrant * .
The city council held a special meeting
last evening for the purpose of taking steps
to test whether the city shall go on a cash
basis at once by paying all current bills In
caoh or follow the old way odd Issue war
rants and use the cash on band to pay out
standing warrants In the order In which
they were drawn. The steps taken last night
provide for an appeal to the courts to settle
the matter.
At the present time there are outstanding
about $135,000 of general fund warrants.
The warrants that are being called In for
payment are tfaoso Issued nearly two yeara
ago. The law under which they were Issued
requires their payment In the order of their
Issue. The action of the council last night
waij to disregard this law and pay > i warrant
that had just beta Issued. A Itttlo Insig
nificant $6 warrant was Issued yesterday aft
ernoon for this purpose , and the council last
night ordered It to bo presented to ttie
treasurer for payment. Thlo will be done
this morning , aiU Treasurer Reed will re
fuse to pay It. The city attorney will Im
mediately bring a mandamus suit In the dis
trict court to compel lilm to pay It , and the
most serious financial tangle , the city hag
over had will bo submitted to the court's
solution. In caao a favorable decision U ren
dered the council will then proceed to re
fund the outstcadlng general fund warrants
and to continue/to pay all current bills In
cash.
Hoffmayr'a fanc > patent flour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocerfor It ,
Silver teaspoons still go with Domestic
Soap.
Rfinnl SiifTraKc Conference.
The equal suffrage county conference
opened In the Baptist church yesterday aft
ernoon. The manager , Mlsc Laura Gregg ,
made very encouraging remarks , which were
followed by a paper on the subject , "Should
Women Voters Serve on Juries ? " Thla paper
awakened a lively discussion , which was
participated In by nearly everyone In the
house. Following this was a paper prepared
and read by Hon' D. C. Bloomer on the topic ,
"What GooJ Has Resulted from Woman
Suffrage ? "
In the evening Mrs. Conlno addrcsaed the
convention. Mrs. Conine Is a member of the
Colorado legislature. This morning there
will bo a. work conference , beginning at 10
o'clock , led by Miss Gregg. In the after
noon there will be addresses by C. M. Harl ,
Rev. Thlckstun , Mrs. H. A. Ballenger nud
others. The conference will close with an
address In the evening by Rev. Henrietta
Moore of Ohio.
Halibut , flounder , sea trout , white fish ,
pike , bass , trout , croppies , perch , Delaware"
shad and shrimps. 'See ' ? Sullivan , the grocer.
Real EMtnte Trimfern.
Tne following transfers are reported from
the title and loan office of 3.V. . Squire , 101
Pearl street :
Pabst Brewing company to Ernst Bor-
chert , lot 10. block 10 , Grimes' add ,
Council Bluffs , q c d $ 1
Mary E. Patton and husband to Charles
C. Burns , lots 1 and 2. block 6 , Stuts-
man's 1st add , Council Bluffs , q c d. . . 400
Fred L. Evans to Mrs. Anna L. Evans ,
lot 1. block 6 , Park add , Council
Bluffs , q c d 1,000
Emmet Tlnley to Leona F. Fauble ,
lots 7 and 8 , block 14 ; lots 43 and 44 ,
block 10 , Wright's add , Council Bluffs ,
w d 400
County sheriff to Equitable Life Insur
ance company , lots 3 and 4 , Douglas *
subdiv , seVi sw % 1-74-44 , s d 3,505
County sheriff to J. J. Steadman , lots
11 and 12. Mount Lincoln , Elder's
add. Council Bluffs , H d 487
Mamie C. Puryear and husband to Ed
ward E. Puryear , lot 35 , block 6 , Oak
land , w d 500
Seven transfers , total $6,283
Marrlawe LIccnneN.
Marriage licenses were Issued yesterday to
the following named persons :
Name and Residence. Age.
John N. Matthews , Council Bluffs 32
Lorena J. Haworth , Council Bluffs. . . . . . . . . 25
James H. Winder , Denver , Cole 23
Josep'nlno FItzpatrIck , Denver , Cole 21
Important Law Point.
MARSHALL-TOWN , la. , April 28. ( Spe
cial. ) An Important and peculiar point o'
law must soon be decided by tbe district
court of this county. The Chicago Great
Western Railway company has beoa enjoined
In laying a sidetrack to the big glucose
works hero because It would of neceaolty
cross a sidetrack belonging to the Chicago
& Northwestern railway , but laid on land
belonging to the glucosa company. The.
glucose company will now take the matter
Into court to ceo whether It baa relin
quished all riptit to tbe land by allowing
the Northwestern to lay Its sidetrack
there and If not whether tbe Northwestern
can prevent another railroad company from
crossing a strip of land belonging to the
glucose company.
Valuable Hello.
VILL1SCA. la. , April 28. { Special. ) A flag
thirty-five years old now floats over the
poBtofflcer It Is the property of Mrs. Mary
Arbuckle , mother of the postmaster. A com-
pcny of women made it In 1S63 for a juvenile
union military company that marched and
trained la Montgomery and Page counties.
Jim West was captain.
John 'Meal ' ils enlisting a company of volun
teers , illo has over fifty names. Many of
ithcm were not able to vote for "McKlnlcy c/r
the congress , but are willing to support them
In tlmo of trouble ,
Vllllsca people are very patriotic , tout they
are like the man , who said Spain should tic
conquered ted Cuba free If it took all his
wife's relations to do U.
Improvement * nt Atlantic.
ATLANTIC , la. , April 28. ( Special. )
Fifty more mechanics and laborers will be
put to work on tbe railroad Improvements
at this place as soon as the stone and ccn-
crete for the new depot arrive. Already
new switches and about 1,000 feet or new
track have been laid.
The petit jurors have been discharged
for the term. The last jury case tried wan
tbat ot State of Iowa against Hub Moore ,
charged with keeping a house of ill fame.
The jury returned a verdict of guilty , Tae
minimum punishment la one year , wltU five
years as the maximum.
Clnrlmla Teacher * Go to War.
CLARINDA , la. , April 28. ( Special. )
E. W. Martin , principal , and C. E. Arnold ,
an Instructor of the Clarluda High school liavo
enlisted In the war against Cuba and both
have gone to DCS Molnea. The school board
has voted to pay them their full salaries to
the end of their school year.
Attempted' Burglary.
PERSIA , la. , April 28. ( Special. ) Lost
night between 11 and 12 o'clock some meek
thief entered1 the waiting roctn ot the depot
with but little difficulty , the night lock
being left unfastened. The agent' * office
Kcurely locked , * x > fee broke the glias
1
In the ticket window lnnorder * Jo get access
to the stopper Inside , tfy wtnch means be
cosily raised the wlndtfwT Tfo nolso by tblj
time had aroused Mr.J./fr afmlth. the agtnt ,
who immediately wmfc'do/.vn / and procured
his gun ready for ( ttfii&a'ta , hut the man
was frightened waaf. * Wo trace of him
could be found. ,
Spirit I.nk < v Chntitnnqn" .
SPIRIT LAKE , la.l'i-MJrll 28. ( Special. )
The Spirit Lake ChtfiVauqua will be held
July 11-22. A fine pj gpm la being pre
pared with great attMptiqns every day. Rus
sell H. Ccnwell , Father' Nugent , Governor
Peck , Cbaplatn MoCabe , George R. Wend-
ling are great speakers already under con-
tracR Alexander Black , 'Mica Garghlll , the
Ottumwa Male quartet , the Eastern Star
Lady quartet are great entertainers engaged.
The greatest moving picture show yet pro
duced will appear two nlghtw. Other an
nouncements' will bo made later.
Volunteer *
MARSHALL/TOWN , la. , April 28. ( Spe
cial. ) A volunteer company composed ot
those who were once members ot companies
D and -M , the former military companies
which flourished bere In bygone years , are
being organized hero In expectation ot
another call for troops. County Attorney
B. F. Cummtngs , who was captain ot com
pany D , Is now In Des Molnes to secure a
commission and to offer the services of the
company to Governor Shaw.
AVIllliiK to FlKht Spaniards
CLARINDA , la. , April 28. ( Special. )
A big public meeting was held here Tuesday
evening at which an opportunity was given
men to signify their willingness to Join a
military company and go to Cuba on account
of the Cuban war. Fifty-two announced
their readiness to enlist and this morning
four more were added to the number.
Ilrotvti AKnln Turned Down.
DUBUQUE , la. , April 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The Dubuque Association of Congre
gational Churches , which admitted Rev. C.
0. Brown to membership after the Bay State
conference had expelled' him , has adopted a
resolution revoking thla action , condemning
Brown and apolcglzlng to the California or
ganization.
Grnnil .Army I'oMt Still Soldierly.
CLARINDA. la. , April 28. ( Special. )
Warren post No. 11 , Grand Army ot the Re
public , of this city , has voted unanimously
to offer the full strength of that body , 122
members , to President McKlnley , If Its serv
ices are needed In the Cuban war.
Sell Ul7e'trTe7 l7lKii7 ; Plant.
OTTUMWA , la. , April 28. The Ottumwa
electric railway , heat and power plant was
solt ! at public auction today by Master In
Chancery Powell. It was purchased by trus
tees for the bondholders for $190,000. The
plant cost { 500,000.
XeAV Order HcKiirilliiK Recruits ,
DE3 MOINES , April _ 28. ( Special Tele-
cram. ) The United Sta'tcs recruiting sta
tion was today notified that In the future
men will bo enlisted , between the ages of 1 $
and 35 Instead of between 21 and 30 as here
tofore.
T , t
Fifty Mvli' Ilecr ill ted.
CRESTOX. la. , A | rj 28. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Under the .governor's proclamation
fifty men were recruited here today to Join
company G , Iowa National guard , Third regl-
mont. The pi'trlotlc" ' * feeling here la still In
tense. " " *
, Iowa In. ( lie War.
Sioux City TMbunel Companies 'H an3 L of
thU city want volunteers to enlist with the
prospect of golag td'CUfca. ' In Into connec-
tlcn It may bo me-ntloncd that a Cuban
bauty'e eyes are deadrlbed as "resting upon
and following you'--'Iarga ' ; dark and beam
ing , half veiled with 'long lids and long
lashes. "
Dubuque /TimcajT Iowa has nearly
10,000 men eligible. , for military duty
under the terms proposed by Adju
tant General Dyers , m order No. 16.
Nine schools In tbe' state afford military
training , and tour of them , the state unlver-
olty State Normal school , Cornell college
and Iowa Wesleyan unlvert'ltly ; 'have- reg
ular army officers detailed as Instructors.
De MolnesLeader : Tbe four regiments
ot the Iowa National guard are now all In
Ds Molneo , ani a fine manly looking set of
men they are. There Is not a state In the
union tbat will make a better showing.
Character , temperance , courage and high re
solve are written on every face. The boys of
' 98 are the worthy equals of the boys of
' 61 , and as the state Is proud ot the latter
tt "will haver no cause to be aohamed of the
former.
Keokuk Gate City : Franklin county In
this state has set a good , example to all the
other Iowa counties. It will take care
of the families of the men who
enlist , giving to the wife of each
soldier $8 a month during his
absence , with $2 fpr each child. Dependent
wldowci will be given tbe eame when a con
enters the service.Franklin Isn't cne of
the richest counties In the state by any
means , but It Is clearly In the front rank
in - of patriotic liberality.
HYMI2XICAL , .
Hlnkle-IlenJaniln.
TRENTON , Neb. , April 28. ( Special. )
At the residence of the bride's parents , ten
miles south of Trenton , Mr. William Hlnkle ,
son of J. II. 'Hlnkle , one of the most ex
tensive farmers of the south side , was married
to Miss LIHIe Benjamin , daughter of G. W.
Benjamin , ex-county treasurer of this county
and ono of the leading populists In this part
ot the state.
llenillanil-Kriinxc.
Helmer Headland and Mis , ? Emma. Krause
wore 'married Tuesday evening , April 2G , at
the residence of Rov. Charles W. Savldgo ,
\vho officiated. A wedding supper was served.
These young people are quite well known In
the city and a large number ot Invited guests
were present.
\eiibniier-IIelounek.
HUMBOLDT , Neb. , April 28. ( Special. )
Miss Jennie Belousek and Mr. Frank Neu-
bauer were married at noon Wednesday ,
April 27 , at the home of the bride's parents ,
five mlle.1 couth cf this city. Rev. Mr. Max-
field officiated.
Fellem-Ttirner.
HUMBOLDT , Neb. , April 28. Miss Minnie
Turner and Mr. AdoiftiW. Fellers were mar
ried at < the rcsldcnc < , ol ) the brlde'a parents ,
two miles east cf thlaj clty. by llev. Muxfleld
of 'the ' Methodist EgUcopal church.
Je | TeV.llell.
Karl F. Jepsen an'd MGw Dora L. Bell were
married Thursday , AprJn 28 , at the residence
of the officiating minister , Rev. Charles W.
Syldge. 991,1.3
Ilntehereil l > yIrlne e Ilobbern.
VANCOUVER , BaqC. , April28. . Oriental
advices received by * tcamer tell of a shockIng -
Ing maeeacro whlcb Occurred early on the
morning of March I31'at hamlet twenty
mllea south of Taipei , at the house of Yang
Kin Shang. It woiilU' ppear , according to
the Information ofcraj ) of the unfortunate
family's neighbors1' ' that a party of over
twenty robbeva entered ! ' tbe house and mur
dered Yang , his wffe. Ilia mother and chil
dren and servants , fifteen persons in all ,
vbo resisted them in their attempt to loot
the bouse. When the robbers had butchered
all the Inmates they set the house on fire.
CancelH Innarnnce Company Permit.
LA'NStNO ' , 'Mich. , April 28. State In-
euranco Commissioner Campbell today can
celed the Michigan license of the Liverpool ,
London & Globe Fire Insurance company.
The commissioner charges that tbe company
has been insuring larger risks than tbe state
laws permit. The compaay explains that the
rUks complained of had been reinsured , but
the commissioner regard ! that as an evasion.
Maps of Cuba at The Bee office Omaha
Council Bluffs or South Omaha. Cut
coupon from page 2.
STORM HEACIIK * JERSEY COAST.
Arcomimnlrd liy Sna\r and llrary
Italnfnll.
CAPE MAY , N. J. , April 28. The severe
northeast storm , which began yesterday has
continued until It has developed ln3 the
worst storm on the south Jersey coast slnco
last October. The wind maintains a velocity
ot forty miles an hour. The rainfall has been
1. & Inches for the twelve hours ending at 8
o'clock this morning , the heaviest In years.
Three Inches ot snow fell after It o'clock
this morning , followed by hall and rain.
The titles are breaking heavily on the beach
front trolley road and will probably damage -
ago It before ebb tide. The meadows be
tween tbo beaches and the mainland arc
massive seas ,
DK.VI'II IIUCOHU.
Mm. Mnrla Warner.
ATLANTIC , la. , April 28. ( Special. )
Mrs. Maria Warner , aged 70 , died yesterday
afternoon after a lingering Illness of several
months. Her only brother , David Dennett
of Birch Lake , Minn. , arrived In time to
see her before she expired. Her. son , Frank
Cokcr of Nellgti , Neb. , and Mrs. Llbble
Henry of St. Paul. Neb. , arrived hero last
evening. Funeral services tomorrow. Deceased -
ceased was ono ot tbo oldest residents ot
Atlantic.
Mm. J. F. IMliritey.
NCJWB has Just been reccvled of the death
of Mrs. J. F. PugQley of Prlncc'ton ' , Neb. ,
who was an old pioneer ot Nebraska and a
Grand Army woman , wife of an old soldier
and cousin of J. L. Nordeen , commander of
the 'Monitor.
Many friends and relatives mourn holoss. .
Amng those of thla city arc her three grand
children , Gertrude , Cordelia nnd Charles
Pugsley , of 810 South Twenty-fifth street.
OrlKlnaten Callntlienlen.
KANSAS CITV , April 28. Prof. Carl Betz ,
originator of the tystcm of calisthenics as
taught In the local public schools , died here
today , the result of an operation. He was
born In Milwaukee In 1852 of German par
entage.
Old Settler of Trenton.
TRENTON , Nob. . April 28. ( Special. )
T. E. Graham , one of our oldest and best
citizens , died this morning. Mr. Graham
came to this county In an early day and has
been identified with Its Interests at all
times.
K\-SlierlfT Illanelinrtl.
CRESTON. la. . .April 28. ( Special Telo-
Kram. ) Mark Blmclurd. cx-shcrlff , aged 7C ,
died today. Ho was a pioneer citizen.
Maps of Cuba at The Bee office Omaha-
Council 'Bluffs ' or South Omaha. Cut a
coupon from page 2.
3llnernlH of 'Moiitiiiui. '
BUTTE , Moat. , .April . 28. ( Special. ) While
Montana's main m'acral
products are copper ,
silver , goli zrxl lead , there are a world of
other minerals In this state. At the hcada
of Meadow and Granite creeks In Madison
county He a group of claims known as the
Isinglass leads , aad the ledge , can be traced
for miles. All through the wh.le . ( silica great
masses of mica have been found , some of It
clear and almost perfect , but most of It
clouJj- and full ol checks. 'All of It has a
marketable value , however. In the rugged
chain of mountains which Intersect the main
range of the Rockies near Henry's lake ex
tcuslvo deposits of asbestos have been
found. Among the slate formations of Ruby
creek are numerous amall ledges of black
graphite same cf It of a quality that is
valuable and much that Is pracMcally worth
less. As yet no development wo'-k has been
done on them. Among the foothills on the
south side of Wigwam can ) on a valuable de-
.poslt of ma'Jgiise ore has been discovered.
Owing to the absence of cheap transportation
facilities , tt lii not yet possible to work the
mine at a profit. In connection with the
lead ore found throughout the hills sur-
roundJng Bhcrldan Is a varylog per cent of
zinc. Fire clay Is found near Norrls which
has been pronounced by a New Jersey fire
brick manufacturer as the best quality found
west , of Uio Mississippi. At the head of
Brown's gulch near 'Butte ' are extensive de
posits ofthe _ , same raloeral. Wlth'o a few
miles of Vlrglnda City there has recently
been discovered a clay of a peculiar nature
which has been pronounced potter's clay ot
art exceptionally good quality. In addition
may bo mentioned the bituminous coal fouod
In many parts of Montana and the Montana
sapphires , garnets ani rubles found in ma'.iy
cf the streams.
Southern California Mineral * .
LO3 ANGELES , Oal. . April 28. ( Special. )
Inyo county Is expac/tantly / welting for the
extension of the Johannesburg railroad' to
Mllford , UUli , which hcs been partially
promised , ! n order that something may be
realized from the vast mineral resources of
tbat region. In the Areus range ot moun
tains ore big deposits of hematite Iron ore ,
65 per cent pure and carrying also about J8
In gold per ton. The Death Valley country
his vast deposits of high grade silver-load
ores. Near Willow Springs the Bowman
mno ! has a shaft down 100 feet on a three-
foot vein of S35 o e. A mill test of eighteen
too a from this mine gave $20 per ton , with
tailings woi'.fl ' ? 1G per ton. The output of
the Rand district Is now about $100,000 per
month , of which nearly half Is produced
by the Yellow Aster company. Neighboring
districts produce about $50,000 per month.
All these amounts will be greatly Increased
after the low-grade ores begin to be worked
by the Tarstow rmeUer , which expects to
begin operations next month. A number of
good strikes and clean-ups have recently
been made. A ledge ot mineral paint sev
eral miles long has been discovered near
Randsburg.
Grain to Market.
PORTLAND , Ore. , April 28.-Speclal. ( )
The German birk Amazono cleared yesterday
for East London , with tbe seventh cargo of
grain that bar ? left Portland for South
Africa this seascn. She was dispatched by
Slbson & Kerr and carried 74,6-Si bushels of
choice blueatcm wheat , \alued at $63,500.
The British bark Senvictha also completed
her cargo , and cleared yesterday for Queens-
town or Falmouth for order. . ' , with 133,079
bushels of wheat , valued at $119,778 , She
was loaded by Bpplnger & Co. The grain
trade with South Africa Is much larger this
season than In any previous season. In ad
dition to the seven cargoes tbat have loft
Portland for South African ports , four ves
sels have cleared for there from Tacoraa.
ChlneHe 'May ' Go Hack.
SEATTLE , Wash. , April 28. ( Special. )
Unexpected complications affect tbe disposi
tion ot forty-eight Ch'ncse ' which are now
en the Japanese llaer Yamaguchl M > iru ,
lying In thLj port. Tbo party of .Celestials
was brought over for the Transmlssisslppl
Exposition at Omaha. When notified of their
arrival the manager of the exposition replied ,
yesterday , he did not want ony moro Chi
nese. They have not been allowed to land
ani It Is believed tbe steamship company
will be required to carry the party back to
China.
Iltnli'n Suirar licet Crop.
LEHI , U.ah. , April 28. ( Special. ) The
cugar company has some thirty drills run
ning now planting beets and expects to bo
through this week. The company has about
3,000 acres of beets In and up to date Mr.
Austin reports that there will be but little
replanting. He has Just returned from the
eouth and reporto every farmer JublUnt over
the late rains. He reported a good stand
everywhere and expect * a Rood crop. SOT-
eral of the company's employes expect to
go to Ogden In a week.
J.'or Their 1'lrM KnIr.
SANTA FE , N. M. , April 28. ( Special. )
The New Mexico Horticultural society de
cided at ll meeting that the next ex
position held under Its auspices should bo
at SontA Fo on September 7 , 8 and 9. It
will Immediately proceed to Albuquerque
and will give the exhibitors an opportunity
ot transferring their exhibition to the latter
place without bclni compelled to collect an
entirely now display of their fruits , etc.
* " - - * i " " " B
%
tiler Fruit Crop In I'roHpert.
SPRINGER , N. M. , April 28. ( Spcclal.- )
W. W. Mills , the largest fruit grower In
Now Mexico , whoso orchards are thirty
miles southeast ot tioro. tins set out twenty
acres more orchard this spring. Ho rays
the apricot crop was somewhat tlamaged by
late frosts , but all tbo other fruits will bean
an enormous yield , compelling htm to put
on a larger force of teams ami men to
handle tt.
A Mother niekenlykc Day.
TOPBKA , Kan. , April 28. ( Special. ) The
state cocatnpmcnt of the Grand Army of the
Republic has adopted Commander Botkln's
suggestion and hereafter Mother fllckerdyko
day , -July 19 , will bo observed each year.
( Mother 'Blckcrdykc ' Is a famous Kansas army
nurae. The homo at Ellsworth has been
named after her.
Thentrlrnf Circuit Formeil.
KANSAS CITY , Mo. , April 28. ( Special. )
The opera house managers of Mexico , Co
lumbia , Moberly , Macon , Brookfield , Carrollton -
ton , Chllllcothc nnd Trenton have formed
the Mlraourl circuit of opera houses nud
will bo booked from New York.
Maps of Cuba at The lleo office -Omaha
Council Bluffs or South Omaha Cut a
coupon from page 2.
South Dakota \ MVnteN. .
It Is probable thcro will bo no state fair
In South Dakota thla year.
The qucntlon of building n city Jail Is
being agitated at Itg Stone City.
Two Sioux Falls men arc .supposed to been
on the steamer City ot Paris now crossing
the ocean.
The call Is out foe the populist state con
vcntlon at Aberdeen Juno 22 to nominate a
full state ticket.
The divorce industry still flourishes. A
Aberdeen lout Saturday a decree was grantei
Mi's. Sallle Scott of Auburn , Ind. , divorcing
her from H. S. Scott on the ground of de
sertlon.
Mrs. Fboebe A. Hearst , ono of the prln
clpal owners of the Homestakc property and
Its csscolatce. will be In Lead about the
Ctfi of May for a fcliort visit. Mrs. Hears
will bo entertained by Superintendent and
Mrs. Grler.
Eureka now has a telephone system
Fifty-five 'phones have been put In. Mounc
City will also soon have a telephone ex
change In operation. Work has commence !
on a line -connecting Aberdeen , Eureka
Mound City , Bowdlo and other points.
The first Interstate track contest ever held
In South Dakota will take place at Yankton
Saturday. The contest will bo between
Yankton college and Doano college , Crete
Neb. Each team will bo limited to ten
men. Among the events will bo foot races
hurdle races , shot put , hammer throw , hlgl
Jump , broad Jump , hop , skip and jump
polo vault , tennis and base ball games.
Orcuroil Me N VotcM ,
Athena will soon be lighted with -jlcclrlc
lights.
The republican. ? will open their campaign
May 2 In Salem.
A farm of 360 acres near Farmlngton las
week sold for $20,000.
Many deer are reported In Coos county
and hounds are chasing them out of the
woods.
The city council of MeJford has decided tha
3,493 feet of four-Inch pipe shall be put In for
water purposes.
Oregon geld democrats did not put up a
state ticket , but will help the republican ! )
bury thp , ( uslonlats. , . „ , , , ,
Gearge Hayes and Mr. Clcanhuo of Vic
torla , B. C. , are buying mules In Eugene for
the Alaska trade. They expect to buy a car
lead and ship them to Victoria , B. C. , and
then to Port Wrangcl. They already have
nearly the required number.
The county clerk's semiannual rcpor
shows tbat there are outstanding In Polk
county warrants to the value of about ? 74,00 (
and that the unpaid taxes for 1S97 and pre
vious years amount to about $95,000. The de
linquency on taxes back of last year exceed
$07.000 ,
( Much work has been done lately In the
Hood river valley along the Mount Hood
road from Indian creek south to Hood river.
The twenty acres cleared and set to straw
berries by C. R. Bone have made a great
change in this neighborhood and others In
the Immediate vicinity have enlarged their
clearings and set out more berry plants.
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WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTURERS
Job be 18 of
CRACKtKS , NUTS , CIGARS and TIRE WORKS.
Selling Agents
FIELD CXETAS.
lOo Olgttrm. , Bo C/frara ,
A Generation of Pain
HA * ftUWKIta 2.1 YRAR9
WITH niltiUMATISM.
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Tonlr.
A mnn never crows so old Ui.it lie cnn get
Accustomed to the pains of rheumatism. An
old Kcntlcninn 70 ji-nw of HRO went through
25 years of constant mifTirlDK until ho tried
the new remedy. Olorln Tonic. * It cured
him , nn It has nil those who hnvo heard of
ami used this rpmnrknble medicine. The
tcsllmontiila received arc n record of effi
cacy and permanency of euro such as rarely
comes to the discoverer of n new remedy.
The proprietor of Gloria Tonic llrst tried It
In his own cixse. Ills feet were so swollen
that he was unalilo to walk. Ho had )
nlwnyB been troubled more or less with )
rheumatism , but when ho bccamo holples * )
ho ran ncros * Gloria Tonic und cured him *
self so quickly and completely that ho be-
Kan advertising it In household newspapers.
In the past two yetM several thousand
rheumatics hnvp boon restored to pcrma-
I'ont health. If you have even n mild
touch of the disease nok your ilrucglst for
this splendid and ttnfalllnj ; remedy.
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HZ Bummcrllcld-riiurch iMiiminK. Mllwkul
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to those who lire nurfcrlni ; from rheuma
tism. A box of Gloria Tjnlc may bo pur-
? ! lnsctl . , ° f n" "liiiKKlstH In Omaha.
Trice $1.00. In tocnlltlos where Gloria
Tonic Is not thoroughly known n free trial
package and testimonials will bo mailed
upon application to John A. Smith , 213
Sunimerlleld-Church building , Milwaukee ,
DUFFY'S
PURE MALT WHISKEY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
G.W.Pangle.M.D.
TUB GOOD SAMARITAN
25 YEHH'S EXPERIENCE ,
Mender of DlHonneH of sucti and
WOIUCII.
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Apoplexy , lleurt , I.lvcr nnd Kidney Diseases ,
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OirlllLlds proi > crlyciiru SYPHILIS
without ( Icelroylnff teeth nnd bone * . Mo mer-
cuiy or poison mineral usi-d.
The only 1'hrelclnii who can tell what all *
you without asking n question.
These at a dlstiuico send for question
blank. No. 1 for men ; No. X for women.
Alt cnrrespomlenco strictly confidential.
Medicine scut by express.
Address nil letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. , .
050 Broadwiov COUNCIL BLUFFS , IA ;
l3T"8end 2-ccnr etftmo forroulr.
FINE SUMMER DRINK.
SCHLITZ MILBVJ IKEEE BEER
The bent In the world. Dellv-
ereil to any part of the city.
Telephone ItOO. Mull order *
filled.
LINDER & FILTER ,
1 ( 1 1IKOAUWAY.
Gas and
Gasoline
Engines.
I to JOO
Horse
Power.
Oil OK ui or write for prices and dercrlptlonft
DAVID nitiAIIEY A CO *
Council Illuir , lon-fU
DOHANY THEATER.
. . . .TOXIGHT. . . .
'MARRIED IN HASTE'
Wonderful Knleldonroim Dance.
Saturday Afternoon Hiitlnee at 2i30.
Prices. 10s and 20c.
NIGHT rillCES lOc , 200 nnd 30c.
War newH read from the utage a > fait ail
h wire will receive them. '
floats now on vale.
SPECIAL NOTICES
OOUHCIL WANT *
FOR SALE AND FOIt ItC.NT HY LEONAP.D
Everett , 18 Pearl St. , Council niults , la. :
"or rent a small farm of 30 acres , 2',1 miles from
the city. Very rcaxonable rental , flood houil
and stable. |
For rent a house nnd B ncres of land , % of
mile from ( he city limits. Kental , SS.OO per
month.
Good land In central Nebraska for rent for
share of the crop.
0 acres of good land for rent near Honey Creek ,
Will rent on shares.
Good house of 10 rooms and one" aero of land ,
fruit and garden , fine I reef , beautiful location ,
near the city , known as "Cherry Hill , " for
rent for the summer very reasonaHe. j
Good 6-room house for rent at 17.00 per month ,
near the motor line.
Good farm for sale , ! J mile of Underwood , Id
acres , well Improved , splendid Und. Omaha
or Council muffs property taken In part pay.
mcnt. < j
A splendid bottom farm for sale near Mondamln ,
Fart payment taken In Omaha or Council
Bluffs city propelty ; tl.SOO.M will be taken la
( rode , <
Good form * for rent for the season of ISO ) at
low rental to responsible parties.
1 acres of land near tha clly for sale , 'Will i <
part payment In painting or carpenter work.
Garden * and farms for sale In the best part ol
western Iowa , '
Apply to Leonard Everett , Attorney-at-Law , If
Pearl St. , Council Dlurfj , la.
DWELLINGS. ritUIT. . 'AH1 AND GARDEl
land * for tat * or MM. Dajr * Utus. w Pai
atraM.