TIIE OMAHA DAILY BEE : ST'NDAY , SEPTEMBER 11 , 1898.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS-
Smoke "J A 1 " fc cigar.
Finest work , IJluff City Laundry.
Storkert Ctrpet Co. 205-207 IIwy.
M ore B fot.d kills worm * and fattens.
MIES Maggie Ullbert of Marshllcld , Mo , Is
M mtiB filetids In this city
f I ) Jacquctnin ft Co , Jewelers and op
ticians. ? 7 South Main struct.
J f nixby , heating anil nanltnry engineer.
Plans aii'I ' Bpeclflcatlnns for heating , plumb
ing nn < l lighting 2"2 Mnlti , Council Uluffs.
Don t jou think It tnu t bo a pretty good
loumliy that ran please BO many hundreds
of customers' Well that's the ' Hade. "
721 U toad way.
Vur'ln Jonassen and Annlo Jensen , both
nf thi * i ity , wore married jesterday by Jus-
tl < e ( ) \rle | Viet )
IT Smith of MarshflcM , Mo . -visiting hli
tin' 1" It N Murrlam , this week and taking
lu thu imposition.
rho Tlieosophlcal society will hold Its reg-
ulnr public mooting this afternoon at 3
0 i In. . k at the Odd Pillows' building , room 10.
< ' lng to the lain the laces at the Driving
p.irk hud to be declared off yosterdaj after-
nuon but a good program of live events has
lionn prepared for tomoriovv.
The subjects of Hov Vcntlng's serraous at
Uu > r\rfl \ IlnptlBt ihurch will bo In the morn-
J'ig ' The King's Ferryboat" and In the
t-v. nlng ' A Uow with Three Arrows "
Miss Ida Vaughn of Louisville , Ky , will
King at the Broadway Methodist church this
ir MI nlng Miss Vaughn Is the daughter of
" \ \ H Vaughn , formtrly major If this city
\V A Armstrong of 1H23 Avenue. ( ' died
> ' irrd.iy evening of consumption , ag.'d 31
v ira Deceased leaves a wife and two chll-
( IrMi
'Ihn MHst-s Carson have rbtunifd from
{ -li < Ib ) , where they repicsented the Second
I'MMivterlaii church at the annual Christian
in : < li-dvor convention of thu Council muffs
| it. Kbytery
UK subject of Hov 0 I' . Try's Bcrmon this
miming nt the Klfth Avenue Methodist
1 Inn i h will bo "The Contest of Faith " In
Ih" evjntng the service will bu devoted to
' Tim I'ubllt Schools "
\ Christian Science meeting will bo held
nt lo Id this morning at loom -102 Sapp
buil.llng The subject of the bible lesson will
be Matter. " The usual testimony meeting
Will be held Wednesday evening at S o'clock
The evening services at St John's KngllfOi
I.uih < ran church will be resumed today. The
P tor Ki > v (5 W Snjdur , will take HH the
Huhject of his sermnn 'Tor the Sake of the
( losprl and for thu ovcnlng "Showing Your
( I TH '
Mr and Mrs Matthew Harris of Valley
township 111 oil artli les of adoption yesterday
In tint lounty rciorder's nllloe for James A.
h in lair thu son of I'rnnk and \1\ti \ Sinclair
Tbe mother of thechllil Is dead and the
f.iiher ( lisertid him
\t the Plrst 1'resbjterlan church this even
ing Major 111amhe C'oof the Salvation
Army will dliver an address on the work
of the nimv The paUor , Hov. W S Ilaines
will pii'ach in the morning on the sbject "If
1 Tnrgi t Thee , O Jerusalem "
\M1lliim Trask , the pili-oncr at the city
Juil who was Identified bj Miss Mary Nelson
us tint unin who assaulted anil robbed her
nb'iul ' a wick ago , had a hearing bcfuto I'o-
l\if \ Judge \jlebvvnith jcstcrday moining niid
v.as buiind over to tins grand Jurj
V the Tlist Congregational church this
inoi nlng the pastor , Km J. W. Wilson ,
vill take as the subject of his sermon "I'or-
wi.nl ' the occasion being the anniversary
of thu present pastoiate In the evening he
will pirurh on "Tho Convcrblon of the I'hil-
lippian Jailer. "
Major Dlanchc Cox of the. Salvation Army ,
nriompniilc.il by Hnslgn Yoder of Texas , who
will King , will deliver addresses today as
folinvt lu the morning at the Second 1'res-
bvlirlan church , In the afternoon at the
Vast Ilaptlst church and In the evening at
KliKt Presbyterian church
I'ruf Yaiwood of Lincoln cathedral , 13ng-
land Is ti.lining a choir at draco Episcopal
( liuidi and the rector , Ilev. H L Knox , will
br pleased to rcceivo the names of those
wishing to Join The congregation has pur-
< haii > il a new organ , which will be placed
In the ihiireh this week.
The Kqtial Sulfrago association will hold
In Hist meeting for the coming season at
tbo home nf .Mrs Hallenger , 721 Willow ave
nue on Mondaj evening. election of oftlccis
and other business of Importance conncctc-d
vnh the state convention to be held In this
iitv in October A full attendance Is de-
Hirnl
\t the Second Presbyterian church this
inoinlng Hev. Uexander I.ltherland will
pi CMC h on "Suflerlngs , Their Cause Mission
n i I H-vvaiil" At the evening Bervleo the
< bris'lan Kncleavon. will present a report of
thu .Shelby convention and talk on "Ilnllj
3lav and the Twentieth Century Movement
for Sunday Schools "
Ladles desiring valuable Information con
cerning their ailments should send or call
for 'The Vlavl Messarp. " Vlnvl Co. , SJb
Merriam blk.
N V. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
Col s Air Tight heater means comfort
these cold mornings. Buy one today of Cole
& Cole
I'lno trout Iflc at Sullivan's.
Wanted Girl for general housework. Small
family No chltdien. Oojd wages. liefer-
inns required Mrs , W S Oimmock , "ID
Sitiih Seventh sticet. Council Hluffs.
Wanted Olrl for general hou'wwork. Mrs.
O Kcellnn , CIS South Seventh street.
The over popular while Hsu at Sullivan's
tor 1'V '
Buy Colo's genuine Air Tight heater and
have comfort. Cole & Cole.
Part 2 of The Bee's photograMires of the
exposition Is now leady and can bo had at
the Council Bluffs olllre
Try some of Sullivan's white bass , lOc.
The Uvans laundrj Is the leader In fine
voiK for both color and llnlsh. 620 Pearl
Btrnt 'Phone 200.
The following transfers were filed yester
day la the abstract , title and loan olllco ol
J W Squire 101 1'eart street-
8 H 'U'adsworth , trustee , to We t-
n. la , llulldln ; ; association , % \i $
Int I , block S. Ili'ors1 udd. vv d . 5 1
r > .ivlcl 1. llelnsht'lmer nml wile et nl
lo \ \ llllam Uiiird , lot li , block U ,
burs' udd vv il 1 , < XX
V llbur \ \ lley el ill to Iloxatiu M
\\llov , e'-j be i lot 15 nnd nvv'i nvvVl
J ! 71 i\ n c d ;
Bli 'IIT to Western , la , Hulldlng asso-
'ii i lew. e'i lot 4 , block 7 , Ueers' add ,
67 :
I'nitna K Helllngcr to WIlBon Hmltll ,
< - ' . nvv'4 15-7MI , vv d 4Ci >
Ailsnii Smith nml vvlfo to Piinnle 1'
i . llhiH , lot S and H 15 feet lot 7 , block
. \\'IHlHins' subcllv of mill Kit , vv. d. 2 , X
II xn Mare-iis and husband , trustee , to
I l .at. A Halrd , lot 3 , block 7 , IJeera'
nid. vv. d 1,70
J M St. John and vvlfo to Kdgar A.
Kilrd , lot 7 , block C , Heers' add ,
vv d 2,00
'William J. 1'lsclier and wife lo Kdgar
A llalrd. lot 1. block 1 , I'ottcr &
Oobb a add , w. d 10
Total nine transfers $11,07
Sullivan , the grocer , sells halibut for Ifi
\\anted-Tvvo No 1 florists for our M
coin greenhouse * , Krey & Kastner , No.
Pcirl sucU , Council Bluffg , la.
Buffalo BUI alwa > s creates cnthuslasn
\vnh his Wild West show. So doe * Sullivan
tto groce'r , with his bis flsa display ever ;
\ \ i eU
Mnrrliim' I.lrrtmpiii
I.itenses lo wixl were Issued jostcnlay ti
the following IIOIVOIIB
Name and He ldrnco Ape
I , \ Ilamuiond Mheedonla 2
l.ouio 1 armky. llcndorion V
Martin JoiiiU'i-n Council Bluffs "
Ai me Jenvon c'ouiull llufl | . . . . '
\\illaccW Hall , Thisrraau 2
M IKLlroj , Tburiuau , 2
TAX LEVY FOR THE COUNTY
Board of Supervisors Fiics the Rate for the
Next Year.
SLIGHT INCREASE IS MADE NECESSARY
I'rotlnlon for llir ICrrpInc of County
Iimnnr nt Clnrltulu lloMpltnl Ite-
tlu > A ilil I ( Ion of a
( o tinTolnl. .
The Board of County Supervisors nt Its
session jestPrday fl\ed the state and county
tax levy for 1S9S as follows State , 3 3 ,
county general , 4 , county poor , 1 , county
bridge , 3 , county road , 1 ; school , 1 , Insane
nt State hospital , 1 ; county Insane , 1 ; sol
diers' relief , 023 , bond Interest , 023 , total ,
158 mills. The levy this jear Is only
flfty-flvu onc-hundredths of a mill greater
than last jcar. although under the new
code the supervisors were compelled to make
a levy of one mill for the county Insane
at the State aslyuni at ciarlnda. But for
this It will be seen that the levy would have
been less. The levy for the poor fund has
been reduced from last ) car , as has the
lev > for the county Insane. Tbe tax levy
last > ear was the smallest that It had been
for .1 long number of jears , so the super
visors arc much pleased with the showing
made this jear. Until a few years ago the
annual levy reached between 1 ( ! and 17 mills.
The levy for school purposes In the differ
ent school districts in the county was rlxed
as follows
Teachers' I'und Ilelknap , 9 mills ; Oak
land , Independent , 18 , Boomer , 64 , Carson ,
f > \ , Carson , independent , 1S'4 , Center , ' * ! ,
Crefccent , 10 , darner , -Pi , Grove , 7\ , liar-
din , 10 , Ha el Hell , 7' < . James 8'4 , Keg
Creek , 7H , Knox , I'4 , Avora , Independent ,
13'4 Layton , n , Walnut , Independent , 17 > 4 ,
Lewis. fi % , Portcrvllle , 13' , Lincoln , 7' ,
Webster. 13 , Mount Vernon , 0 , Lincoln Cen
ter 12. Morton , 7 , Liberty Corner , 10 , Dei-
mjer. C'i , Hose Hill , 9 , Mace
donia , ) \ > 4 , Macedonia , Independent ,
18 , Mlnden , 7' { , Mlnden , Independ
ent , ll'/i , Ncola , fi" , Neola , inde
pendent , li ( , NorwalK , 5'Undenvood , inde
pendent , 8 , Pleasant , s , Shelby. Independent ,
l"i , Hockford , ! i > i , Pleabant Valley , 7 : Sucks-
clorf , . " % , Silver Center \ \ , Lone Star , , " ,
Valle-y , Independent , 0 , Living Springs , B'4 ,
Valley , 7'i , Hancock , Independent , lft > 4 ,
Washington , n iVaveland , 1 , Wright , S' , , ,
elk , O'i , Weston , Independent , S' , Council
Bluffs , -i 5-s
Contingent Tund Ilelknap , 2 4 , Oakland ,
independent 1 % , Boomer , 2 4. Carson , 1'j ,
Carson , Independent. C'J. Center , 3V4 , Cres
cent , 3'/i ' , C.arner , 2Vj , drove 94 , Hardln , 2 ,
Hazel Dell , 2. James 1 , Keg Creek , 2Vi ,
Knox. % , Avora , Independent , 7 , Lajton ,
2' ( . , Walnut , tnd < pendent , 7 < i , Lewis. 2 > , ,
Porteivllle 1H , Lincoln , 3'i , Webster , SV.- ,
Mount Vernon , 2V4 , Lincoln Center , r > ' > . ,
Morton 3 , Liberty C nterS ! , lerm > er , 1 ,
Hose Hill , 2 % , Macedonia , 2 , Macedonia , In
dependent , ti ; Mluden , % , Minden , Independ
ent , 5 , Neola , J ; Ncola , Independent , 6 , Norwalk -
walk , 1U Pleasant , 2 , Shelby , Independent
1 , Hockford , 2 Pleasant Valley , 2 > A. Sucks-
dorf , 314 , Silver Center , 1'iLone Star , 1'4 ,
Valley , independent , 3 , Living Springs , 1 > 4 ,
Valley , 2 , Hancock , Independent , U , Wash
ington. 2 , Waveland , 2 , Wright , 2 , Yoik
I'l , Weston , Independent , 5 , Council Bluffs
3'A.hchoil '
hchoil House Html Oakland , Independent
3"n , Boomer , 4 % ; Carson , Independent , 10 ,
descent , IVi. dainer , ' / . , Keg Creek , 2Is
Avoca , Independent , 4'XMlnden : , Independ
ent , "i , Ncola , 2 Shelby , Independent , 2 , \ al
ley , Independent , t } ( , Hancock , Independent
10 , Council Bluff ! , , 1 3-S.
The board nlsj certified to t'he tax levj
of 35 mills recommended bj the city coun
cil. The city levy is made up as follows
deneral fund , 10 , gas and street lighting
3 , water fund , C ; library , 1 , park fund , 1 ;
sewer fund , % ; Judgment fund , > , { . ; Ira
provement fund , 2 , Intersection paving , C ,
Intersection sewer , 3 , bond fund , 1 % ;
funded debt , 2U.
The bill of James P. ChrlsOensen foi
$455 fiD , being 10 per cent on $4,555 53 de
linquent taxes from the years 18S9 to 1S91
that he had collected , was allowed.
The county taxes of the Council Bluffi
Pield club for 1897 were remitted , the cltj
council having taken like action.
The bill of the state auditor for tu <
cato of Pottawattamle county insane pa
tients nt Ciarlnda for the quarter cndlnf
Juno 30 , amounting to $1,03933 , was or
dered paid
Dr r S Thomas and A T. Tllcklnger
members of the county Insanity board , wen
appointed a committed to go to Clarlndr
and Inspect the county patients there.
The license for peddlers doing buslnosi
In the county was fixed as before , whlcl
Is $25 n jear for one horse wagon and $3 (
for two horse wagon.
A request from Day & Hess that the
board fake some steps to enforce the col
lection of taxes for the > cars 1891 to Ib9'
Inclusive , said to be clue by the Lake Mart'
awa Hallway company was referred to tht
county treasurer
The board decided that It had JurlsdlC'
tlon In the matter of the petition of Pefei
Von Wynsbergcr and Bruno Von Moor
leyhcn and ordered the auditor to notlfj
Iloail Superintendent Dell Orovenor to ap
pear before the board and show- cause whj
the petition should not be granted. Tin
j poi'itloners set up that the road supervise ]
i has. In building a grade , virtually madi
| a dam which obstructs a waterway anc
1 throws the water Inck on their lands. Thi
I board when the petition was presented wa ;
doubtful If It had authority In the prein
Iscs and dccflncd to take any action untl
advised by the county attorney.
The board adjourncil jcsterday eventni
until Thursday morning. September 22.
Looking for a man who doesn't like oys
tcrs Is like the old sajlng. "Looking for i
needle In a baj stack " And speaking of oyt.
ters. there Is one place in the city where > oi
can always find them when In season That'
I Sullivan's , the grocer. New York oysters
I per quart , 30c , shrimps , 40c per quart , cat
| llsh. 12o at Sullivan's.
Klein's fruits still lt > ad all others. He bu > ;
1 picked goods.
J W. Doming used Cole's Hot Blast heatc
last winter.
MiruiTV iroi'Nriij ni.urr *
Doing * of the S i-ll Set OnrliiR th
j WlM-U .IllKt dllKIMl ,
The most Important function In soda
circles In Council Bluffs during the las
week was the luncheon gl\en Thursday b ;
Miss Oenevlevo Baldwin , daughter of Mr
and Mrs John N Baldwin , at the Gran- -
. hotel , In honor of her guest. Miss Louis
i Klbert of DCS Molues. Covers were laid fo
I twent } .
j Trl'lay evening Miss Nell Dodge enter
I tained Informally at the Dodge residence 01
1 1'rank street In honor of the joung woraei
at present visiting In the city
A pretty wedding occurred Weduesda
_ morning at St. Peter's Catholic chtirct
i when Mr. John Mergen , Jr. , was married t
I MUs Nellie Medium In the presence of
largo companj of friends and relative ;
| Bath the bride and groom are well know
| > ouug people of this clt > . where they hav
I resided since childhood and have man ;
I wishes foi their future happiness
' The Misses Pauline and Blanch Suing
who have been visiting at thu home o
J Henry rascuel on Wlllon a > euui > , left fo
their home In Hartlngton , Neb , Trlrtay
evening.
Miss KlTlc Leper of Sixth avenue left
yesterday for a two month's visit with rela
tives In Avoca , la.
Mr. and Mrs C O. Pranks of St. Joseph ,
Mo , arc the guests of Captain and Mrs. Leo
B. Cousins.
Mrs Stella OrlflHh , who has been the
guest of Captain and Mrs. L , B Couelns
whllo visiting the exposition , returned to
her homo In Olldden , la , jesterday.
Mrs S. K Boles , who Is visiting her
mother , Mrs 0. W. Butts , will return to
her home In Chicago this week.
Mlsa Bessie Bcno left Friday for Lake
Torrest , 111 , where she enters Terry Hall
academy.
S. H. Kostcr returned yesterday from Col-
fax Springs.
Mrs S. P. Hoblnson returned Tuesday
from Denver , Cole , where she has be'eii
\lsltlng for t'he last three weeks.
Mrs. C. Stevenson ami daughter arrived
lafat evening from llngley , la , on a visit
to her sister , Mrs. O. d Dullols , oC North
nighth street , and to take In the exposi
tion.
tion.Mrs.
Mrs. W S. Stlllman Is entertaining Mrs.
T. I ) . White and Miss Mjrtle Daugherfy
of Davenport.
Mrs Lida Wright and two children of
Kenwood , la. , Is visiting her parents , Mr.
ind Mrs. Hugh W doss of Third street.
The wedding of W. L Douglas of this city
and Miss Mae Wilson of Sioux City Is an
nounced for September 21.
Invitations have been Issued for the wed
ding of James Preston Holllday of Omaha
and Miss Augusta Honn of this city for
Thursday , September 15 , at the home of the
bride's mother , 817 Fifth avenue.
The wedding of Miss Mlldreth Pace ,
dau'ghter of ex-Alderman J. II Pace , to Mr.
Trunk Bliss of Omaha Is announced to take
place Wednesday , September 21.
Mrs. dcorge Hardenbrook of Maxwell , la ,
and daughter , Mrs. L d. Merrill of Potter ,
la , arc the guests of Mr. and Mrs. II , Van-
DeBogert.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Dietrich have as their
guest Mrs. Dietrich's sister , Mrs. Mary War-
Held of Buttc , Mont. , who Is taking In the
exposition
Mrs Viola Haley and Miss Cllnor Ross of
Sioux City are \lsltlng their brother , W. 12.
Hess of Vine street
Mrs H C Wooley of South Sixth street
Is entertaining Mrs. Bcyetto of Syracuse ,
Neb.
Neb.Mrs.
Mrs. T T. True Is entertaining her cousin ,
Mrs L C Regan , who Is on her way homo
to Ohio after a sojourn of se\eral months In
drcen Mountain Falls and other Colorado
points.
Mr and Mis J. A. Nelson of 1103 Avenue
B have as their guests Mr. nnd Mrs. C. G.
Svvanson of Ottumwa
Mrs Trank Prouty Is visiting friends In
Olatbe , Kan
Mr. and Mrs. A Whttelaw left Wednes
day evening for Blnghamton , N. Y.
Mrs deorge N. Bowen entertained during
the last week her Ulster , Miss Male Knight
of Columbus , Neb
H. W Hazelton of the State Savings bank
has gone to Clear Lake for a short visit
for the benefit of his health.
Colonel and Mrs J. J. Steadman had as
their guest during the last week Mrs.
Steadman's cousin , Dr. A. Longshore of
Philadelphia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H Kootc of Washing
ton , Kan , were the guests the last week
of the families of C. W. Woodford nnd d.
E Hulette of Lincoln avenue.
Mr. nnd Mrs. S C. deed of Stutsman
street are entertaining Mlns Lucy Lonsberry
of Muscatlne , la.
Mrs. J. P. Wise of nighth avenue Is en
tertaining her cousins , Mrs Robert Phlpps
and Mr. Stephen Bradshaw of St. Charles ,
la.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 13 C Spring of Ann Arbor ,
Mich , are the guests of their aunt , Mrs. K.
H. Adolph , while \lsltlng the exposition.
Miss Maggie Taylor of High street has
as her guest her cousins , Miss Nettle Har
ris of Mount Uphrlain , Md. , and Mr. Leo
Pox of Hutchlnson , Kan
Mrs Guy AVIlmot has returned homo after
a five months' visit with relatives In Phila
delphia , Atlantic City , N. J. . and Parkman -
man , O
Arthur 'Williams left Wednesday for Chicago
cage for a month's \islt with friends be
fore going to Madison , WIs. , wheie ho will
enter the University of Wisconsin.
H B KUsell entertained during the last
week his cousin , Dr. W B. Dunkle of Gilman -
man , la
Miss Nina P Stone of Chicago Is visit
ing Mrs Otiy Wllmot. She will also be
entertained before returning home by Mrs.
I W Jamison Miss Dottey Pace and Miss
Km ma Williams
Misses Mabel and Dello Wheeler of Lowry
City , Mo , are the guests of Miss Gates.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Woolsey of West
Plains , Mo , are the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Ta > lor Woolsey
Mrs 0. P McKesson Is vlbltlng friends
at Beatrice , Neb.
Miss Brown Is entertaining Mrs. Charles
Baldwin L > man of Denver , Colo.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Bell ha\e as their
guest their daughter , Mrs. J. P. Segog ol
Duluth , Minn.
Mrs. Kmlly Rosencrans of Pomona , Cal. ,
was the guest during the last week of her
cousin , H. W. doss and family.
.Mr. and Mrs. deorge , \ . dregory have re
turned from their trip to the Pacific coast ,
i taken for the benefit of Mr. Gregory's
health.
Mr. and Mrs John L Tcmpleton of North
Sixth street are entertaining Mr. Temple-
ton's sister , Mrs Pannlo dregg anil
I daughter Jessie of Colorado Springs
I Mrs W. S Wright Is enjoying a vlsll
from her daughter , Mrs. Scott Ornibby ol
nmmetsburg. la.
Mr. and Mrs Mitchell of Des Molnca arc
the guests of Spencer Smith and family on
Washington avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Heron of Coloradc
Springs are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H ,
D. Howard , 161 Graham avenue.
Charles Bradley entertained during the
last week Pred Illumeof Audubon , la , o
college mate at the Iowa State university ,
Mrs D J. Gates and son Reynold arc
visiting relatives nnd friends In Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs C L. McLyman of Hi
Stutsman street are entertaining Mrs. W. A ,
Muneon of Clay Center , Kan , Mrs. 0. C ,
/Ann of Hastings , Neb , and Mrs. M. 0 ,
McL > man of Walnut , la.
Mrs W W. Lunger and son Fred have
returned from a trip to Salt Lake and other
western point's.
A. T Pflcklnger and family have returned
from a visit with relatives In Indepen
dence , la
Mrs P. E Glllllland has gone to Califor
nia on a vlilt for several months with her
parents.
Mrs. Slmms , who has been the guest foi
several weeks of Mr and Mrs. N. P. Dodge
and family returned to her home In Arkan
sas Prlday.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Pat ton have as
their guest Mr George A. Cragln of Hous
ton , Tex , They are also enterralalng Mrs ,
Stanton of Thornton , Ind.
Dr. and Mrs. G. W. Pangle are enter
taining Charles Lambrechts and family ol
Quincy , 111.
Kx-Pobtmaster Bowman returned home
the lasc week from an extended eastern trip
For Sunday dinner try some of that de
licious June tun , only 12c at Sullivan's
Court Noti'H ,
The district court grand Jury which bat
been in session since last Tuesday made a
partial report > csierday afternoon , return
ing two Indictments. The Indictments are
against Dan McSorley and William Trask
two of the gang who broke Into the house
of Mrs. L CaTdvvell , a } oung widow living
alone nt 1512 South Sixth street , on the
night of September 3 , and claiming to be
officers fchamefully abused and maltreated
the' unfortunare woman The charge against
McSorley nnd Trnsk on which Indictment *
were found Is breaking and entering a
building during the night time and Imper
sonating an olllcer. Their bonds were fixed
In the sum of $600 , In default of which they
were committed to the county Jail.
Judge Macy gave notice jesterday that ho
wlH make a second equity and law assign
ment tomorrow afternoon nt 1 30 o'clock.
A default was granted In the divorce suit
of James Snodderlty against Mary Snod-
derlcy.
In the superior court the retrial of the
suit of Thomas C. Kennedy against Mrs M.
E. Edgerton was commenced jcstcrday be
fore n Jury.
Perch Is n favorite fish for n great many
people Sullivan v.lll soil jou all > ou want.
Dny lOc.
TWO JIIJN uii.i.r.n IN A wuuric.
DlNiiNlriMin lie-mil of a I'rclwlit Col-
llxloii on till * IliirlliiKlon.
OTTUMWA , la. . Sept. 10. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Two men are dead and one badly
Injured as the result of n freight wreck on
the Chicago , Burlington & Qulucy railroad
at 7 20 p m. at the small station of Tyrone
rene , forty miles west ! of here. The dead
arcENGINEER
ENGINEER OEORdE MANN.
FIREMAN THOMAS MILLHOUSE.
The Injured man Is the head brakcmnn ,
Hayncs , the extent of his Injuries being
icported as not serious
Both the dead men are men of families ,
residing In this city. The wreck Is one of
the most peculiar and at the same time
fatal that has occurred on the east ) Iowa
division of the Burlington road lu many
jcars. The train was an extra freight
bound west. While just passing Tjrono and
going at a fast rate the engine struck a
bunch of cattle on the track. The engine
and tnolvo cars were piled up In a heap
The engine turned over nnd pinned both the
unfortunate men under It , killing them al
most Instantly. A wrecking crew and ph > -
slclans have Just left this city for the scene
of the catastrophe.
Watch The Dally Boo for Mrs. Pfelffcr's
fall opening mllllneiy display the latter part
of this week.
Croplcs make n nice dish , del 'cm at Sul
livan's for 12c
Keep an eye on The Bee for the fall pat
tern In a few days of fine millinery goods
of the Misses Read & Miller , 317 Broadway.
Fine picketcl at Sullivan's.
Chilli CoiiiniltH
Suslo Anderson , the 13-year-old daughter
of Mrs. Emma Anderson , a widow woman
living at 1201 Sixteenth avenue , died yester
day morning about 7 o'clock fioni morphine
taken with suicidal Intent. , Despondency
over the poverty of her mother caused the
child to thus end her young life. About
flvo jears ago the child , while playing with
some companions In the ralhoad jards , was
tun over b > a Hock Island train and as a
result her right limb bad to bo amputated.
The parent brought suit against the railroad
company but failed to recover damages , the
jury finding against them Since the death
of the father Mrs. Anderson has provided
for her family by taking In washing and
doing other work. Little Susie , who was
a most sensitive child , as she grew up set
her heart on securing an artificial lltnb to
replace the one she had amputated. Her
mother promised to buy her one and stinted
and saved eveiy cent she could to do so ,
The mother had done washing for several
families from whom she was unable to
secure her pay. Friday morning little Susie
went around to try to collect this monej ,
but was stood off with promises. The child
came homo very despondent and cried nearly
all the afternoon. She said she might as
well be dcad as she was only a source of
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worry to others , but none of the family
had at that time the slightest suspicion
that the child contemplated taking her life.
Toward evening the little girl left the hou e
and was gone for over an hour and It Is
supposed It was at this time that she secured
the drug with which she ended her life.
It's htlll hot , but that need not deter jou
from eating llsh. See Sullivan , the grocer ,
313 Broadway.
Soldiers Home Avrnln.
SIOUX CITY , Sept. 10 ( Special Tele
gram ) With facet Hushed with excitement ,
blanket rolls on their backs and cheered by
thousands of admiring cltlrens , Colonel W.
B. Humphrey and statf and the members of
coraimiles H and L , Fifty-second Iowa
United States \olunteers , stepped from a
special Illinois train at 9 20 tonight. As the
train pulled Into the shed of the union depot
It was the signal for wild cheering nnd It
was by no means confined to the multitude
on the btieets , but the voices of the returnIng -
Ing soldiers rebounded through the cars.
Cannon firecrackers roared , whistles blew
and men and women and chllden cheered.
It was on Inspiring welcome for the retuin-
Ing soldiers. The trip from Camp McKlnloy ,
DCS Molnes , was made without Incident and
the bojs were glad to get home. One man ,
H. C. Brown , was taken 111 on the trip nnd
was removed to the hospital. The lest were
well.
Ili-lpril In ii M'l 'I'lirrc 1li | < lioN.
DUBUQUE la , Sept. 10 ( Special. ) Hon.
B B Richards was one of the delegates to
the dloc-csan convention nt Davennort to
oleet a bishop. This is the third such con
vention bo has attended In 1SC4 ho voted
for Bishop Lee , In 187C for Bishop Perry
and lately ho sat In the convention which
nominated Bishop Green. U Is thought ho
IB tl'e one man In Iowa who has this dis
tinction.
I'oilollli'iHoliliory. .
OSCEOLA. la , Sept. 10 ( Special ) The
postotllco nt this place was robbed last night
of about $600 and other valuables. The safe
was blown open in a skillful manner. The
thieves elfected an entrance by forcing the
rear door of the postofflcc. No arrests.
low a NIMIN Notrn ,
Osceola's postotllce safe has been dyna-
mltod by robbers
Four million cans of corn have been packed
this season In Atlantic.
Mills county veterans held a most enthusi
astic reunion at Glenwood.
Joseph Loomls. one of Ottumwa's most
prominent citizens , Is dead
The postmaster at Muscatlne complains
that the citizens of that town Insist upon
putting revenue stamps on letters.
The Grundy county newspaper war over
the olllclal advertising has been settled by
an equal distribution of the patronage.
The Chicago Great Western has provoked
much trouble In Waterloo by laying tracks
through the business part of town by night
In violation of the court's Injunction.
Vllllsca Is engaged In a postolllce muddle
that Is causing factional lights Ono sldo
of town wants to get the olllco located there ,
i wl'llo the other faldo objects to Its re-
uioval.
(
, General James B. Weaver's remark that
lie stands todaj on the money question e\-
I aetly where lie stood twenty-five jears ago.
has provoked the comment from one of the
Iowa pioneers who has followed his course
that Jim must be moving In a circle , for ho
certainly has bee-n moving a good deal In
the past twenty-fho
To sn\ < - \oiir
Use "Garland. " Stoves auJ Range * .
THE TWO GREAT BATTLES OF
REPRODUCED AT-
Sunday , Sept , II ; Tuesday , Sop ! , 13 ; Thursday , Sept , 15 ;
Saturday , Sept , 17 , and Sunday ,
The production is oi' such givut magnitude that -JS hour * ' linu1 i * requhvd lo arnuigo
for each performance. 2,000 pieces of various kinds of e\plosi\c * u 'd each night.
Pounds of red fire. Two submarine mines exploded during each performance ,
throwing water 100 feet in the air.
All Under Management of Captain Robert Cook.
RAILROAD MEN IN A PICKLE
Out Kate to the Exposition for Today Stirs
UD a Row.
FARES BELOW THE ASSOCIATION SCHEDULE
lc Moliicn Northern AVescrn
t n Free I.aiiro mill CniincH
Olllclali of Otlu-r Honda to
Tenr Their Hnlr.
DHS MOINCS , Sept. 10 ( Special Tcle-
gaim ) The lines of the Western Passenger
association entering DCH Molnes , which In
clude the Kock Island , the Northwestern nnd
the Burlington , as well as the Milwaukee
are tearing their hair over the action of
the Des Molnes Northern & . Western load In
putting in ollect a special rate of $2 50 to
Omaha , which Is away below the associa
tion's schedule. The train will be run fiom
Des Molnes to Omaha and return tomoirow ,
leaving this city at 7 o'clock , arriving In
Omaha nt 12 30 o'clock and leaving Omaha
on the return trip at 7 o'clock at night
The special will bo hauled over the Fonda
branch of the Des Molnes Northern & West
ern and over the main line of the Milwaukee
from Herndon west.
Demand has been made In DCS Molnes for
several months for a rate of $2 50 to Omaha
and It has been refused by all the associa
tion lines. Ono of the other lines had ac
cess to Omaha except over the association's
tracks , and It was thought Impossible to
cut the rate below the faro aprcc-d upon
by the minions of Chairman Caldvvell. It
was but a short tltno ago that the best
faro from Des Molnes to Omaha was $150.
but gradually the rate has dropped until
yesterday to the Woodmen convention , when
tickets were sold for $3 CO The Des Molnes
Northern & Western arranged a few dajs
ago with the Milwaukee , of which It Is a
feeder , to tun a special train from lleindon
to Omaha , carding Its tars and betuiIng
pajment on the per mile basis. The object
of tbo bpeclal did not enter Into the nego
tiations and the Milwaukee concluded the
arrangement. The train will be run ovir
the tiacks of the Milwaukee , an association
line , but that line Is entirely out of the
slash In rates and If a question arises It will
certainly say BO to the association. An im
mense crowd will go on the excursion.
Governor Shaw Is expected homo from
Washington In a day or two Ne\t week
ho will visit Omaha and attend the currency
convention. Ho will probably make some
arrangements for Iowa day at the exposition
vvhilo there.
Today the last of the soldiers left Camp
McKlnley on thirty dajs' furlough They
are to bo back here , or at the places hei fl
atter to bo named , on the 11th day of Oc
tober , before the sun goes down The Web
ster City , Algona , Hull , nmmetsburg , Mason
City , Hampton and Boone companies left
over the regular trains on the various rail
roads. The Perry , Tort Dodge , Cherokee
and the two Sioux City companies left
slightly after noon on a special furnished
by the Hock Island.
Musical circles have been greatl > stirred
up for the last few- clays over the sudden
disappearance ] of ono of the most prominent
musicians of this city , who has quietly
folded his tent and with his family and
worldly goods gouo to other bcenes , sup
posedly Canada , leaving several thousand
dollars in unpaid bills. Prof John Sinclair ,
director of the DCS Molnes Musical college ,
Is the man referred to and many Des Molnes
people would bo overjo > ed for the present
address of the crstwhllo director. It ap
pears that ho was in the habit of getting
credit wherever ho could and in too man >
cabes forgot to make the promised pajments
This fault , It seems , prompted his sudden
clepatturo from the city.
Sued for llrrncli of I'ronilxp.
WATHItLOO , la , Sept. 10 ( Special )
The petition of IUta C Watson of Cedar
Palls against Wellington Uickert of Waterloo
lee for breach of promise baa been filed h re
The petition sets forth that In November ,
1891 , she entered Into a contract and mutual
agreement with the defendant whereby they
were to be subsequently married , also that
they were to be married between March 1
nnd Juno 21 , 1S9J. She says later the cere
mony was postponed at the defendant's re-
ciucst. Time went on and ono morning
plaintiff awoke to the fact that defendant
had led another to the altar. This vva In
February , 1897. In the meantime the de
fendant , she claims , had made numerous
promlbcs to her and set many dates for
their nuptials , but alwajs. evaded them
Because of this breach the plaintiff avers
she has been greatly Injured and mortified
nnd has endured much mental angulbh and
pain. The wounds , she feels , cannot be
healed for Ires than JJ.OOO , with Interest
and costs.
Yotiit ; ; AVomiMi TnKi * ( In * llliuK AV1I.
DUBUQUi : . la , Sept 10 ( Special ) The
solemn ceremony of profesblng and receiv
ing the black veil by five > oung women
took place at Mount Carmel today. Ilcv.
Father Dubberstcln. chaplain at the Institu
tion , had charge of the ceremonies , which
were performed In the chapel In the pres
ence of the sisters No ono outsldo of the
Institution was present , the affair being
private.
Honor Out * of Ori-Kon'a CriMV.
IOWA CITY , la. Kept. 10. ( Special. )
James HaUlk , Jr. of this city , one of the
battleship Oregon's crew , left for the east
last evening , after spending fifteen da > s'
furlough uo home , A band and about 1,000 j
Great Semi-Annual
Sept. 19 to Sept 25 , inclusive
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Odd Fellows' Temple , 400-402 Broadway.
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JOHN G ,
WOODWARD
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Distributers ,
3 ior 25c
lOc Straight - COUNCIL
2 for 25c BLUFFS , IA
k TIM THE OHAS. SUMNER.
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5 Per Gent teoy on Iowa Farm
We are prep ireil to place loans on hnpro\ed Western Iowa
farms at 5 per cent .Monej on h nul , no ilo'iiy. ' We h.ne for
sale several choice KIU I I' . ( JAKDrV , ( .K MN AM ) bHM.lv
TAH.Mh. VLRY CIIKAP. Cheap money uill make land no up.
InvestiK.ite our bargains.
DAY & PI ESS.
39 Pearl St. , Council Bluffs , Iowa.
DAJLY
Union Park , Council Bluffs ,
Admission , 50 cts. Ladies Free.
people escorted thi' joung m.m to tin I not
win 11' an Impromptu n-nitum wa lull
H had been the desire of inanv piojli to
1 have a public meeting during hin MU.it
home , but Mr lluvllk carius'ly ' niui | . ! I
that nothing of rho kind In done , and bii
wishes were granted Havllk ran avviiy
from homo and Joined the Oregon nt Sati
Pramlsro about two jears ago , and was ono
of the crew that made the famous voj.igf
| around Capo Horn. He Is a handsome ,
muscurar fellow of 20 years.
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rUKKOKKR , lu . Sept. 10 - ( Spec lulj !
The Cherokee flun club hold their bwoml
annual amateur tournament on Wodn < sda >
and Thursday of this week Over ion iu .s
were In attendance fiom .Minnesota , South
Hakota NcbncHki and low.i ainl ih. n ults
were highly tatlsfai tor > lo thi club and
Matiors. j
\l liiMi'sf prices. Ciiinoriiii of nil
MuilN from lM.rO n | > . MI , | | i > rili-r
Illli-il lur in\l IriiIn. All tbc Irnil-
Inn iilnli-it nnil IIIIIIIT.
n. U. BARTIETT
( KM ) mill ( .OJ ll'n' > , ( iiinioll Illurrii , la.
'WM. ' WELCH TRANSFER LINE
Hi lur.i. . ( iiuncM Illuiu nml Oiiliiliu.
Hates Hiiisoiuiblo Sntlsfiu tlon Guaranteed
Ciiuiull l.liifii oili. o , Nf , 8 Nonh Main
sir 't Jil j li UK 1 Oinulid ellli o ro.
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