I i NEWS .I OF INTEREST FROM IOWA. .i.i .
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ar.Mm SI
Bmoko "J A r " Co clear.
Finest work , Bluff City Laundry.
Btockort Cnrpct Co. 205-207 Uwy.
Mooro'B foo'l kills worms and fattens
IloinTo Mr and Mra. KrcJ Easlland , a
daughter
George P Camp and wife ha\o gone to
Colorado for a trip.
C II Jacquemui & Co , Jewelers and op-
UclaiiB. 27 South Main ( street.
Mrs n C. Keith of Crcston Is visiting Miss
Easlo Saylts of Third avenue.
Mrs W K Seldentopf returned yesterday
from a visit with relatives In Oalesburg ,
111
Tom and Will Askln of Tabor , In , are In
the dty visiting old friends and taking In
the exposition
Mr and Mrs John HOAO of Morris , Minn. ,
nrrlvi'd yesterday to tuko In the exposition
for scvcial days.
Mr ami Mrs Thomas J Gilbert of I'crry ,
In arrived In t.ie city yesterday on a visit
to the exposition
Judge Jason H Leu In has announced hlm-
R > lf as a candidate for justice of the peace
on the democratic ticket
J C' lllxby , heating and nanltary engineer
Plans and specifications for heating , plumb-
lug and IlKhtlng. 202 Main , Council muffs
Leo I'lumer left jesturday for Iowa City ,
whore he goes to inter upon his second
year n study of medicine at the State unl-
\crslty
Plunk L Runkle and wife of Llbhon , In ,
arrived yesterday and will make Council
lIluiTs their headquarters while \lsltlng the
exposition
Don't you think It must be a pretty good
laundry that ran please so many hundrcdi
of customers' Well that's the "Eagle. "
721 Ilroailway.
W W Illsb > of PCS Molnes. commander of
the Iowa division of the Sons of Veterans , Is
In the city lie Is hero to attend the na
tional encampment which convenes In Omaha
today.
r W Sew nil , cashier of the Tlrst National
hank of Wlscassct Me , and II A Kennedy
of Mliinfapolls Minn , were In the city yes
terday calling on ox-Postmaster Thomas
Hodman Ihey arc taking In the exposition
In Omaha
II P Kelnnrd of New York City , national
orgatil/cr of the socialist labor party , will
thllvii an address this evening at 7 o'rlutk
lit the corner of Broadway anil Main street
Ills Hiibjert will bo "Social Evolution .uid
the Clasn Struggle "
The fc.t eral of Suslo Anderson , the little
Kill who committed suicide Saturday , will
tu neld this afternoon from the r < sldence ,
1201 Sixteenth n\enuc .it 2 . ' ,0 o'clock The
norvlies will bo conducted by He\ ( W
Knydcr p istor of the English Lutheran
chinch , and Interment will be In Pnlrvlew
ccmelory
Tim annual conference of the Methodist
church fur this dlstrlU will lie IK Id at Crts-
ton comnumlng Widncsda > 'I ho local pis-
tors who will attend are Ilev J H biu-
ivney of the Broadway Methodist church ,
Uov S Cuodill of Trinltj chinch , IteG P
Pry of the Plfth Avenue church and Hev J
Kliim of the Epworth church HeScn -
fieney has hclil his present pastorate for
tliieo > eirs iind ouch of the other * for one
} ear 'Die time a minister can remain with
ono charge Is limited to li\e yenls by the
law of the church
Ladles desiring valuable1 Information con
cerning their ailments should send or call
for "The Vlavl Me'safe. ' Viavl Co , 32C
Merriam blk
N Y Plumbing company. Tel 250.
IXCIM ; MIIT AVII.I. co.vriMjn ,
Dli < > rtoi-N of ( ho Hi-It ( UK I'nrK Intend
(11 < lirr > Out ( InI'riiuruiii. .
Now that the directors of the Driving
Park association are at the head of affairs ,
the prospects for the racing meet proving
a success and being continued possibly foi
thirty days are good There arc enough
horses on the track to keep the racing going
for this length of time , and If the attend
ance will warrant , the directors of the park
association say the meet will be continued
The owners of the horses are all anxious tt
go ahead with the racing and keep the bal !
rolling. The track yesterday was not Ir
nearly an wet n condition as had been ex
peeled utter the rain of Salurday , and 1
E Jupiter I'luvius keeps oft h > this aftcrnooi
It will be < In very good shape for the racing
The management Ins decided that all com-
pllmciitarlcs issued for Sitnrda ) will bi
lionored for this afternoon Women will b <
admitted flee The entries for the Ihe e\enti
which are as follows promise a good after'
noon's sport today
First race , six furlongs for a pnrso o
J100 Entries-Grasshopper lO'l. Plug , 10'J
Man Zfta , 101 , Kittle Poster 109 , Olivia L
10" ) , Charles Lanmar , 112 , Scornfull. lO'l
Second race , four and one-half furlongs
for a purse of $100 Entries -Klla Pcnzance
' . ' > , 7.ckr ' 'i , Harry H , 102. His Honor , U'l
Walla Walla , 99hlte Wing , 99 , Whittle
91. Sam Durango , 93 , Aquinas , ' ) ' !
Third race , ono mile , for n purse of $12 ! >
Entries Lidy Dunn 101 , Jerry T , lor ,
Clara Plelds. 101 , Myrtle M , 105 , Eugenii 1
S , 105 , Prancls Urookwood , 100 , Jennie J
ior
iorPourth race , six furlongs , for n purse o
J100 Entries Johnnie Hod , jr , 109 , Dor
( ! , 103 All > ( J , 109 , Ed L. 109 , Mel
White lO'l ' Paddy , 101 , Powhuska , 109
Chlorad , IOC , Charlie Huts IOC
Plfth race , lUo furlongs Entries Jin
Watson , 99. AI Heckcr , lO.i. Sir Walter. 9"i
Dura C. , fcG. Ivory. . M.tmum 92. Dad
Daughter , 2 , Captain Hardy , 10J. Ooten
liurg. 97 Hello of St Louis , 92 , lied Duchesi
93 , Swiftly , 92
C A Iltirrlfiht used Cole's Hot Hlnst heate
last winter.
Wanted Girl for general hou work. Mrs
O. Keellno , CIS South Seventh street.
Council 111 II IT * CnillMINI-N.
Harry M. Brown , chairman of the repub
llcan cltv central committee , has Issued
call for the city caucuses for the sclectlo
of delecatcs to attend the county conven
tlon lo bo held Wednesd ly. September 21
The caucuses will be held next Prlda
night at the follow Inu places
Plrst ward First precinct , at Wheeler i
Hereld'B , IHc ileli gates , Second precinct , n
Mclloberts blacksmith shop , corner Stuts
man street and Hroadway , six di legates
Second w aril Plrst precinct , council chain
bcr city hall , seven delegates Second pre
clnrt , at patrol house , upstairs , six dele
t Third ward Plrst precinct , at Ovldo Vlen'
0(11(0 ( , six delegates , Second prrclnct nt Nc
1 i-nglnn house , on South Main street , si
delegates
Pourth ward First precinct , at Partner'
hall , county court house , six delegates. Sec
OIK ! precinct , Smith's hall , on Sixteenth avc
nue four delegates
Plfth ward Plrst precinct , at county build
tug , on Plfth n\enue. se\en delegates , Second
end precinct at county building , corner Sl\
teenlh uvenuo and Thirteenth streets , flv
ileh gates
Sixth ward Plrst precinct , Shnbert's cor
onice , 2123 West Hroadway , six delegates
Second precinct at Hlodoll s place , one dele
gate
All \aonctes In the county central com
mlUco will bo filled at these caucuses.
SCHOOL BELL RINGS TODAY
End of the Long Summer Vacation Cornea for
Teachers ami Pupils.
SOME CHANGES THAT HAVE BEEN MADE
Additional I'nellltleH Prot lilnl ( o Cure
for ( lie IncrriiNeil Adenilitnce Ite-
nrruiiKC'ineiM of ( he Corpn of
the lllKlt School.
The summer vacation for the pupils and
teachers Is ended and the public schools of
Council Bluffs open again this morning at
0 o'clock for the commencement of another
school year The schools will open with
every prospect for a largely Increased at
tendance and the enrollment at the High
school promises to be the largest In the
history of the school The number of pupils
nt the High school Is expected to reach 450
or over , and this attendance will tax the
capacity of the old building to Its utmost
Owing to the increasing attendance at the
Thirty-second school a new room will be
opened today Two new kindergartens have
been established , one In the Tlilrd street
school and ono In the Twentieth avenue
school , which will make six kindergartens
now In operation , and as the necessity for
them arises more will probably be estab
lished at the larger buildings
During the summer vacation the usual
house cleaning has been carried out at all
the buildings and In some extensive repairs
have bcon made Many of the rooms In the
different buildings have been made bright
and clean with new paint and paper and thu
j Washington avenue building has not only
1 been r p < ilntoil within but has been treated
to a new coat on the outside Considerable
improvements have also been carried out
nt the Bloomer building
But few changes will bo noted among
the teachers , although there are some who
will be mlbbcd by the pupils Some have
forsaken teaching for matrimony since the
close of the labt hchool year , and some have
been granted leaves of absence on account
of 111 health But even with this theie
will bo but very alight change in thu per
sonnel of the corps of teachers this year
The greatest change occurs In the faculty
of the High school , where Prof W N
Clifford succeeds Prof H H Hoyden as
principal , the latter having been elided to
the position of superintendent of the city
schools to succeed Prof J C Hlscy Prof
Clilford comes here from Des Molnes , where
for three years he made a most enviable
record as principal of the North Des Moines
High school Prof Clifford will teach po
litical economy nnd conduct the advanced
work In United States historv
Miss Baldwin hH.s been granted a leave of
absence and her work will be taken charge
of by Miss Prances Dalley and Miss Maude
Pierce Miss Dalley , who Is a new addition
to the High school faculty , Is a graduate
from the Council Bluffs High school and of
Smith college.
The physical science class will be In
charge of Prof S L Thomas , who succeeds
Prof Brett , who takes Prof Clifford's place
as principal of the North Des Molnes High
scnool
The work In mathematics will be divided
between Mr. Sylvester and Mr Pllnt , while
In the business department Prof. Grason
1' ' will have charge of the shorthand and type
writing , as he did last year.
There Is a strong demand among the boys
at the High school for the Introduction of
a department for Inhtructlon In manual
training , nnd the matter will probably come
up at the next regular meeting of the school
board Superintendent Hey den Is In favor
of the Introduction of the department.
In assuming the position of superintendent
ot the city schools Prof Heydcn states that
very few changes , If any , will bo made In
the methods now luoguc. .
Buy Cole's genuine Air Tight heater am
have comfort Cole & . Cole.
I'lWMIIlOKIJIl IIITTIJN IIY A tillOOK
l.oiuiH Pine-en DollnrN < o n StrniiKti
mid < ; < < * ll HriiMNVnrh. ( .
Sam Prledman. 'ho ' Broadway pawnbroker
has the reputation of being n pretty nstuti
tnun In his partliular line of business , bu
for once ho got the wrong end of a dea
Saturday and is now mourning the loss o
fifteen big silver dollars As an offsc
I against the $ lf > Prledmnn numbers amoni
' ' his stock on hand two watches that whole
1 I sale for nbout $ .r > n dozen Saturday after
j noon a stranger dropped Into Prledman :
' I pawnshop nnd presented a "gold cased'
on which ho asked a loan of $ U"
Prledman was doubtful about the case belni
the genuine article nnd applied a test vvhicl
proved satisfactory ard ho loaned th
money. After the stranger had left will
the $15 Prledman again became suspicion
nbout the timepiece and this time took I
to a neighboring Jeweler , who tested It fo
him , and then Pilednmn learned that the ar
tlclo was of the best brass and probabl ;
not worth more than $1 nt the outside.
Just as Prledman was about to close lit
store- for the day the sumo right nnothc
stranger dropped In with another watc !
similar to the one Friedman had loaned $1
on This stranger also wanted to borro\
the same amount on his watch , which h
represented as being gold cased Frlcdmu
put thu watch down In his pocket and
Jumping across the counter , seized the ina
by thu collar and told him ho would hav
him arrested , that ho had already bee
played once thai day for a sucker and dl
not propose to get caught again Thema
said ho hud done nothing wrong and tha
n man outside had given him the watch t
pawn for him Prledman let go of the fel
low and started out on the street and then
standing n couple ot doors away , was th
man who had touched him for $15 earlier I
the day As soon as ho saw Friedman th
man ran down the alley back of the Od
Fellows' building , while the other fclloi
skipped down Broadway In an opposite dl
rectlon without waiting to get bis watc
back.
Cole's Air Tight heater means comfor
these cold mornings. Buy onu today of Col
& Cole.
Mini lteioreil | MNNIIHT. | |
Dr W R Wall , who lives near Hlnto
station , about twelve miles south of th
city , Is reported as missing and his fnmll
fe-ar that ho may have met with foul plaj
Dr Wall , who Is about TO years ot ago , Is
CONDENSED MILK
//AS No EQUAL AS AN INFANT FOOD.
"INFANT HEALTH'SCNT FREE. '
member ot the focal post of the Grand
Army of the Republic and la well known
among the old soldier * of this city He
came to town last ! Tuesday and visited
among n number of his friends and In the
afternoon started to return home , as he said
Ho frilled to return to his homo and his
family have been unable to secure any trace
of him Ills son was lu the city yesterday
and reported the matter tto tbo police and
then went to Omaha to see If ho could get
an > track of him there. The eon said his
father had considerable money when he
cnrno to Council Hinds last Tuesday and
this makes his family fear that he mar
possible have met with foul pray.
Part 2 of The Hoe's photogravures of the
exposition Is now ready and can be bad at
the Council 11 luffs ofllcc.
The Evans laundry Is the leader In flno
work for both color and finish. 620 Pearl
street 'Phone 290.
To ArliUrnli *
MYSTIC , la , Sept 11 ( Special ) At a
Joint convention of coal miners and oper
ators held In Mystic a few days ago a scale
of wages for the mine was irrane fl vnry
acceptably to all and several other matters
of Importance transacted This getting to
gether , as It were , of miners and employers
speaks well for both sides , shows in effort
on the part of the operators to do v hit Is
right by the miners nnd demonsnntea a
wish to make matters as agreeable na pos
sible for not only themselves but their
employers The scale effected vv.is :
Pick mlnlnc Ninety cents per ton.
Machine Loudlnc Three-fifths of vlck
prices
Salaries lo DO paid every wo weeks.
The operators arc to keep all the roads In
the mines clear All differences are to be
referred to the arbitration committee.
IIMVII Plllilii' Si-liuol Nod'N.
ATS Owens Is the new principal at
Parmlngton Mr Owens Is from Illinois
P M Allen 1-aa been nt Oakland since the
middle' of last vc.ir He contlnuts this jc.u
N J Lambert succeeds P H Woods at
I'lcasantvllle. Mr Wcods goes to Cincin
nati , la
P E Buck nnd S D Wlllltts conducted
a. training school at Kecsiuqua during tin
bummci
A It Hanson Is principal rt Carson
Clifford Pane Is the newly elected princi
pal .it Coggon.
Principal C H I > aartz of Messina enters
the collegiate department of the state uni
versity this fall
Superintendent P E Lark had Sara I )
Jenkins as one of the Instructors In Mononc
county Institute
The tcncheis In the graded schools of Ailnli
county are eiitcilng upon a crusade for th (
Improvement of school room decoration
L II Mails , second a slstnnt In the Mt
Ajr High school , has been promoted to thi
superintendent } of the schools of that plate
E H McMillan goes from Kalona tc
North English Principal C K Plemlng o
that place gocb to the princlpiilship ut To
bias Neb
Principal S W Mvers of Manilla , havliij
been unanimously elected at Atirella at ai
advanced salaiv , takes chaigc of the bchooli
of the latter pluco
Suptr ntcndent Ophelin In Humholdt coupf
had for Instructors A I ) Ciomwell , C Ales'
ser , M Miller A S Pulton , W II Illakely
H J Still , Miss Clara Ulcknell
SiiperlnUndcnt P1 H Iloodgood of Pavetti
county Is becoming one of the prominent In
stlltite workers of the state He was In tin
Institutes uf Mitchell and Jones tounttci
.Ilia jear.
II J Still , for the last two years prlnrl
pal at ( Illmoro City , goes to Ilcnvvlck thi1
} ear , Principal A S Pulton of that plac <
having entered upon his labors ns u news
paper man.
Miss Richards Is agiln nt the head o
Clarke county education. Superintendent I
N Heard conducted the Institute In he
county. Lectures were given by .Mr. Sabh
and Prof Eastman.
Mr Harlan Updegraff has been elected su
perlnlendent of Knoxvllle. schools Mr. Up
degralf was principal of the High school Ii
that place two years ago and was n studcn
in Columbia law school last year
Principal Mtrton P. Kubes Is beginning hi
seventh year at the- head of Sutherlam
schools. The school building has been en
larged during the summer. The asalbtant
electe'd are Mlsse-s McCune , Scrlght , Comm
and Hemmtngway.
At Toledo , Superintendent A L Spcake
conducting , the Institute enrollment wa
about SOO Heie was the largest dlvi
slon we have seen , consisting of more thai
100 members H looked quite as large a
borne entire institutes
Another of thobe big , bright Institutes v a
held by Superintendent Agnes J Itobertso
at Cherokee A string corps tif Instructor
consisted of H H Seeiley , 0 W Sampsor
A V Storm. W N Cllffoid , Christina Hen
ton and Mrs E D Hurke.
Hernard E Schmidt has charge of Contrl
schools Mr. Schmidt Is a Van Iluren count
boy , having graduated from the Paimlngto
schools He has been for the last two year
a student In the State unlversltv , bavin
bee > n assistant in the Parmington High schoc
previous to that time.
Superintendent Goltry conducted the Instl
tute at Charlton Instructor were Super-Ill
tendent S M Cart , Charlton , lion Ira C
Kllng , Ies ) Molnes , Principal E S Well !
Lucas. Miss Carrie E Allen. Chicago , 111
Miss Edith E. Brant , Minneapolis , Mini.
Miss Etllo Schuncman , Benne
Mr O E Kllngainan has been fleeted prln
clpal of Pranklin school , Creston , nnd Hal
sey Prench of Marsualltovvn , to the sclenc
department In the High school Superintend
ent Prench's experiment with one kinder
garte n was so successful last year that tw
new one's are added this year
Principal David Wlllliins Is the man vvh
will tuko charge of Keosauqun schools th !
year Mr. Williams Is the genial gentlema
who was formerly at Milton , la. Per the Ini
five years he lias been pilnclpal of a war
school In one of the Illinois cities We at
glad to welcome the returned prodigal.
There Is a tendency on the part of superlr
tcndents In Iowa to make the Institute
something other than .1 place to get read
for examination Superintendent Morrlstc
took a step In this direction when he r <
quired the teachers of Marshall county I
tnlco examinations constituting a test t
scholarship before the Institute Those pass
lug In professional subjects were examine
at the close
lMl II IMVN % U4N.
Ten thousand people attended the Jnspi
county fair.
Diphtheria at Storm Lake Is talAg o
many children
Vlnton county veterans held a reunion an
peace Jubilee all to themselves
Carson will build a water plant. The tow
already owns its lighting plant.
A swindler with a patent gas check d <
vice managed to secure a good many dollai
from Ottumwa merchants
B
The Cedar Rapids Republican declares tin
money lenders of that section arc very an'
lous to lend money at low rates on fan
lauds
Gcorgo Thompson , a prominent citizen t
Dunap. who went to the Alaskan gold fiek
some time ago. Is dead , having ruptured
blood vessel
William E Tcthlll of Dubuque Is under ai
rest charged with having too many wive
Ho is said to have had one wife at Qulnc'
ono at Dubuque and another In Chicago
Michael O Brlen , the Port Ijcdge miner wh
to mysteriously disappeared , has been foun
la California He took several huudre
dollars of his friends' funds with him , tt i
claimed
In Sioux City the sparrow B have nibble
the Insulation from thu telephone wires t
such nn extent as to render the service ver
bad At least this Is the explanation th
company in a km to the city council.
James Spayde , a popular traveling mm c
Fort Dodge , has been cent to the pcnlton
tlary for forgery Ho made out an accorno
datlon note and signed a friend's name H
had done It frequently before and bad n
Intention ot permitting his friend to know c
tha d d , but It ot out bx accident.
CONFESSION OF A MURDERER
A , D , Storms Tolls How Ho Killed Two
Female Victims.
AXE AND KNIFE THE CRIMINAL'S WEAPONS
Kiiot-kN Mr * . Hntliliiin on ( he Ilnck o (
the Until nnil Cut * Her Dnuuh-
tcr'a Tlirnnt mid ' 1 licit
Icm en.
DUUL1NQTON , In. , Sept. 11 ( Special
Telegram ) A. D. Storms , charged with the
murder of Mrs , Itathbun and daughter ,
made n written confession of his crime on
the night of his arrest. It Is now given
out ! for the first time , as follows
"I , A I ) Storms of Des Molnes county , la ,
do hereby confess that on the e % enlng of
January 23 , IS'JS , I came to the home of Mrs ,
Fannlo Hathbun , on Dodge street , Bur
lington , la , at about sundown I took her
some flour and milk and found her alone.
After talking a short rime she went down
cellar , taking a lamp. I followed her and
picking up an axe llng on the cellar floor
struck her with the back of It on the back
of the head She fell and ne\er mo\cd I
heard the little girl , Mary Hathbun , come
Into the room overhead and coming up I
took hold of her In the dining room and
went with her out Into the kitchen. I got
my knife out and lu the struggle with her
cut her throat and left her lying on the
floor of the kitchen 1 then left and wcnl
out of the front door , leaving It ajar anil
left on the bob sled This confession Is
nado freely and vofuntarlly and without
he hope of any fee or reward being lieli !
out to me or any leniency.
"A D 3FORMS"
The witnesses are 12 P Clrclner , 0 J
Xorn There Is the strongest of evidence
ntroduccd In the trial at Wapcllo.
inns or rn"r\-siu OMI IT IIOMI : .
Or One Iliiuilrcillrn \ Vn < (11 Pro ill
Onl ) I'irit VnHack. .
POUT DODOn , Sept ll ( Special )
ompany O , Plfty-second Iowa , arrived
lonie today after five months' campaign at
Chlcknmauga When the company left here
t had n full complement of 100 men Fifty
came back todiv and of the remaliidei five
are dead of disease and the rest sick In hoa-
> ltals or their homes.
The entire town turned out to meet them
nt the depot Hvery factory whistle
screamed and pandnyonliim reigned The
jojs wire almost lifted from their feet nnd
carried along
The Hoard of Supervisors of Webster
county jesterday revoked a grant of swamp
an 1 nnde to K P Puller In 1811 Puller
s n real estate man and a resident of Hum
boldt county The Howl of Supervl ors
contend that he has failed to cany out his
contracts , and they have accordingly taken
Ihe land fiom him The land in question
lias been sold to private parties since given
this county by the government
foity jcars ago Here arises n
lucstion as to whom the county
must look for Indemnity for the value of
the lands The land Is estimated to be
worth J1S.OOO , and It Is likely that action
ivlll be begun apa list the government for the
recovery cf ni'tiey lost to the c unty through
the sale of the land
Su't has been begun ngilnst William Pern-
lund , a farmer , by an 18-yenr-old girl for
In each of promise. The plaintiff In the case
Is Mary Dundova , an orphan , who alleges
that In the spring of 1817 Pcrnlund swore
his love for her "neath the shadow of the
spring house" She sivs that In the win
ter of the same jear he promised he'd wed
her In the summer of ' 98. William has not
kept his promise , and now Mary asks the
court to grant her { 5.000 for her wounded
feelings Mr. Peinlund Is an old and re
spected citizen of Oth. He owns a large
farm nnd Is reputed to be wealthy. Miss
Dundovn Is also n resident of the same
town and comes from a respectable family.
uiriiTioN 'io A. bv\Ai < 111:110 ,
IIMMIMH Do Honor lo One of Captain
i\nii8' Suril * IJojN.
ALHK , Ii. Sept. 11 ( Spec lit ) Last
Wednesday evening Arvlne Vreeland , one
of the heroes of the battleship low i , ar
rived In this city for n short visit wiiCi hh
mother and friends , after an nbsrnce ol
about four years A public reception was
held Monday night In the court house W
A Nlchot acted as. chairman , making nn
appropriate speech He was followed bj
Judge Roberts of Ottumwa In one of his
neat addresses Elder Smith , Rev. K. H
Linn and J. T. Clarkton also made short
addresses.
Mr. Vreeland then gave an Interesting
account of the campaign of the lown. He
related nn Incident of Spanish heroism ,
telling of n Spanlbh ofllccr whose arm wac
shot olT and who refused to take naicotlcs ol
any Kind and pointing to his wound said
"This is for the younfi king. "
W. A. Nichol then made a sp ( ech , pre
senting n i-uise to Mr. Vreeland conlalninp
$3G 33 , a prtscnt from cltiztns of Albla 11
reimburse him for the money he lost or
hit way to Albla
Another reception was ghcn Vrcelam :
Tuesday night which was n society event
manv women being present Vocal and in
strumental music were furnished nnd re
freshments were served Mnny guests re
mained until train time when they , lei
by flu1 Mandolin club , marched to the depo
to wish Vreeland a safe return to the gal
lant lown nt the vnrds In Brooklyn. SeV'
eral hundred people congregated at the dc
pot to say good-bye , nnd as the train pullci
out three ringing cheers were sent up to :
. Arvlne Vreeland , the hero of the Iowa
o'which ' were acknowledged by Mr. Vrcelanc
f who , standing on the car steps , waved hii
snllTor cap to his enthusiastic friends Hi :
mother accompanied him as far aa Ot
tumvvn.
HUNin-Hit ! Mini ! J > II M | for l.llii-l.
PORT DODGE , la , Sept. 11 ( Special ) -
There. Is a case now on trial In this city
before Judge Hlrdsall which promises to de
velop some strange and startling thing :
concerning the careers of two promlnenl
business men of the city C P Gubtafson
ex-sheriff of Webster county and a leading
Insurance man ot thecity. . Is suing J F
Drake , a loan broker , for $10,000 for al
leged libel Drake's attorneys prepared r
long and humorous answer to Gustafson't
allegation , and the general expectation wn
that the case would become farcical , tin
court room being crowded with spectators
anxious to sec the fun However , the trial
soon became serious , and the original
grounds on which it was to be tried the
question being whether or not Gustafeon'E
accounts when secretary of the leading clul
of the city balanced correctly became ob
scured In more serious charges made against
him as to tils manner of making charges
1 when ho was sheriff of Webster county The
1 case Is being contested bitterly and the
| public Is keenly Interested In the outcome.
liit'i'r ( liu'Ntloii lii Coin I.
3 SIOUX CITY , la , Sept. 11 { Special ) -
Christian science got Into the local polici
court In the way of determining an oplnlot
as to whether "death" Is death. Thi
strange answers of William I ) . Tredway tc
the Interrogatories of H. J. Tavlor excltet
considerable Interest In the trial of the case
ot Flint ugalnst Tredway. It became necea-
eary durlns the hearing to c.rovo b lh <
THE TWO GREAT BATTLES OF
MANILA rt SANTIAGO
REPRODUCED AT-
LAKEREPRODUCED
Sunday , Sept , II ; Tuesday , Sept , 13 ; Thursday , Sept , 15 ;
Saturday , Sept , 17 , and Sunday , Sent , 18 ,
The production is of such great magnitude that 48 hours' time is required to arrange
for each performance. 2,000 pieces of various kinds of explosives used 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.
BLOOD
POISON
A SPECIALTY
Primary , Secondary or Tertiary
BLOOD POISON permanently
Cured in 15 to 35 Days.
You can be treated nt home for snme
price under sama guaranty If vou
prefer to come here vre will contract
to pa ) railroad fare And hotel bills ,
and no charge If we fall to cure.
IP YOU HAVE
taken mercury. Iodide potash nnd still
have nches nnd pnlm , Muceus Palches
In mouth. Sore Throat , Pimples , Cop
per Colored Spots , I leers on unv part
of the body. Hair or Hjebrows falling
out , It Is this secondary
We Guarantee to Uure
We solicit the most obstinate cases
and challenge the world for a case we
cannot cure This disease has alwa > s
bellied the skill of the most eminent
{ 500,000 cnpltil behind our uncondi
tional guaranty Absolute proofs Ment
nettled on application. 100 pugo bcok
sent free.
\iiiit cn coou iuMr.iV co. , 1101
Mninnlc TVlnple , ChleiiKO. III.
Beware of Imitations
) OHN DUNCAN vtNS. JflfWTI , NEW YORK.
statement of some witnesses that Washing
ton .1. I'ullen , formerlj deputy sheriff , Is
dead Mr Tiedway was on the witness
stand and Mr. Ta > lor concluded his state
ments would be as good as those of an j ono
else on this subject. He was asked to
slate If It was not a fact that Deputy SheritI
Is now dead.
"No , " replied Mr Tredway , much to the
surprise of the attorney. He continued to
replj In the negative and the attointy was
nt a loss to know what to do and excused
the witness
Just as Mr Tredway arose from the chair
ho remarked loud enough for Court Ke-
porter Hamilton to put It In the record1
' Wash Pullen's materiality may hnvo
passed away , but I'ullen still lives"
Mr Tredwav Is a well known believer
In C'hrUstlan bclence and thh Is t ikon as
nn explanation of his remaikablc Mate-
incut th.it a man whoso remains were In
terred a few weeks ago Is not dead.
IO1VVS AI'IM.i : < HOI1 IS SHOUT.
OifliarilM of dial Stair Will Not \U-lil
Pull MciiNiir ) ' .
nns MOINiS , Sept 11 { Special ) - > It Is
estimated that the apple orchard yield In
Iowa this jear will be but 58 per cent of
an average crop Doth Director S.ige of the
weather crop service and Secretary Van
Ilouten of the State Horticultural society
attribute the falling off to the same causes ,
unfavorable climatic conditions
In the south and southeastern parts of
the state where the crop Is away below the
average the cxctselvo heat and moisture
have Influenced the yield The prodigious
growth of the fruit In those portions of the
state In Juno caused It to loosen and fall
before the heavy wind and rain storms of
the early summer.
In the northern part of the state the yield
la phenomenal and Is thought to be due to
the fact that the northcin part of the state
lies In the great apple belt of the country ,
where the llncst flavored and best keeping
apples In the world are produced Several
cholco varieties of Russian apples have
yielded abundantly In northern Iowa this
> car , and other quite as desirable varieties
are found there In Hancock , Ccrro Oordo ,
Howard , Ida and Kossuth counties Is found
the largest yield , with Hancock at the head
of thu list In Mills county , which has thu
reputation for yielding the best crop , the
smallest Is found this year.
Secretary Van Houteri savs that an In
spection of the orchards of the state has
been carried on thin summer for the San
Jose scale , but BO far none has been found.
This fall , after the leaven have fallen , the
state entomologist will make a rigid Inspec
tion for the scale , aa required by law. There
are ono or two small scales which have
appeared on the fruit trees , but they are
ot harmless varieties and are easily removed ,
and Secretary Van Houtca says no harm baa
b cn done bz thcuu. - , ,
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S'zis :
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lOc Straight COUNCIL
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THE OH AS. SUMNER.
5 Per Gent Etaey on Iowa Farms
We are prepared to place lo.uis on improved Western Iowa v.
f.irms at S per cent. .Money on li.inil , no Uetny. We have for v.pi *
sale several choice FRUIT. CAUUr.N , ( JUA1N AND STOCK Ui
1'AUMS. ViUY : CIIKAP. Cheap money will make land go up. J *
Investigate our bargains.
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ALL DRUGGISTS.
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HOMU CHEAP ON SMALL PAYMHNTS
3001 Acuns or IIOTTOM LAND IN THIS
COUNTY rou BALI : IN ONE TRACT OR
IN SMALL TRACTS ALSO 210 ACRLS
AT A LOW PIUCi : PART ins HAVINO
GOOD I'ARM OR CITY PROPERTY TO
SILL WILL DO WILL TO LIST IT
WITH t's MONIY LOANKD FOR LOCAL -
CAL INVESTORS
WE HAVE A DESIRABLE PLAT OP
TEN ROOMS TOR RENT-ISO PUR
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Ullages of Kye and 1'nr , I'its and
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ItlieiinuitlHiu , hcnif'.ilft , Diopsjr uuied without
tapping , 'Inimornm removed , all chroula
Nervous mill 1'rlvatc Disoaees.
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without cloutiujitiK Uetli nnd hone * . No iticr.
cut r or poison mineral used
rl ho only I'hyelclau vrho can tell what all4
roil without iifikniK a question
'Ihosn at a ulMmxo tend for qucitloq
blank No. 1 fornicn ; No.Vlor womiii. <
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