8 TTTE mrATTA DATLT "REE : TTESDAV , INF MJCTT 11 , IftOO.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Divis . . -
Moore's food hills worms and Uttan * .
0 C. Alexander & Co , picture frames ,
Iowa Kurulture tt Carpet Co , 407 ll'way.
J. 0. Hlxby , hentlne , plurnblnc Tel. 193.
r U Jacenicmln & Co , Jewelers and op-
tie-inn * . 27 South Main street.
'let jour tvork done at the popular Ragle
Ifttmdrj. 724 llroadwaj. 'phono 157.
H H WMdm-in of PlntUmouth , Neb. ,
6j/"nl Sunday in the city visiting friends.
William Doolcy nnd Mary Heidi , both of
Bouth Omaha , were married In thla city yes-
tnday , Justice Terrier ofllclatlnc
J K. Hnrnnrd , who recently reinove'd with
It K family from thin city to St. Joseph. Mo. ,
tin hod here on a buelnois trip Itist i vcnlng.
The 1'rnnsj iMinln club will meet thla
evening nt Woodman hall , when n program
of niiiBleal and vocal numbcia will be given
unl rcfictdimc'iils Reived
George II Stouart , assistant United States
proHocutliiB attorney , arrived yesterday
afternoon form Kort Madison to prop ire for
tlio March term of federal court , which
open * heie this morning with Judge Mungor
of Omnhn on the bench.
At tbc annual election of the Ganymede
"tthocl club , huld lust night , the following
ofllrpis were olc'ctud. President. K. 11.
Scnrlu , vice president , Hay \V Hlxhy , scc-
retui > , i : A Ingolsby , treasurer , J P Mull-
liollnnd , captain , ( Jeorge E Williamson
At the annual meeting of the ' 'oiinrll
Illuffs Honing nusoclnllou , held last night ,
the following Hoard of Directors wns elected1
} ' A lluckmnn , R. A. Wlckhnm , J. T. Tldd ,
AR. . Shepard , Rmmct Tlnley , J M. Ken-
lou , II C linns , P. D Rmpkio and Victor
\\hlte \ , Omnlm The dlrc-ctors will meet in
the near future and elect olllcers.
Mrn Mnrgaiet Ward , wife of R A. Ward
of CM rrnnklln avenue- , died jesUrd ly morn
ing of consumption , ngcd 33 sears The
funoial will bo held tomorrow afternoon nt
2 o'cleick fiom thu residence The services
will be conducted by Uev J W. Wilson of
the First Congregational church and Inter
ment will bo In Walnut Hill cemetery.
Mis. Virginia L IJock of ISO Glen avenue
died suddenlj fiom heart dlBcnse Sunday
morning nt St. Paul , iMlnn , where she went
u week tigo on a visit The remains will
arrive he-re Thursdiiv morning nt S15 o clock
over the Chicago & Northwestern railway
and will be tnken direct to rnlrvlow ceme
tery , whc'ie seivlcos will bo conducted by
Hev. 0 r. Walk of St Paul's Rplscopal
chilich Deceased was f.G yean , of ago
The case of Sam Hiriu" ? , chaigcd with be-
Inir Implicated In the burglary of Chai es
HiHliim'i lesldence , will come up In police
court this inclining The police claim to
linvo Bocured additional evidence against
Dailies In the shape of n gun cover wblcli
was on the illle stolen from Hlshop s heiiifcc.
ThlH cover hns been found nt n second-band
Htore in Omaha where D.irneb Is Slid to
bnvc sold the gun. The gun has tint been
recovered as It was sold by the dealer.
The Insanity commissioner will rrcet
this morning to take net Ion In the caseof
Mary Nelbon , against whom nn Infoniiitlon
barging hci with being mentally ranged
has been nied by her brother , Chr s P. Nel
son a farmer of lloomer township The
jou'ng woman linn been at the vVonian &
Christian Association hospital , bho Is 28
ieirs ot nge and formerly resided with her
parents in Iloomor towiiBhlp. but went to
moved to
live with hei brother when they
Shelby county
William Willelt nnd Prank Keiinely. nr-
rrated on Biihpklon of bavliiK robbed U. A.
WvnmiiB residence Sunday afteinojn. will
have a heirlng this morning in J " " |
Identified li >
Vlcn's court Wlllett has bcon
Mr Wymnn's as the party ho
of
n young son
i\iw \ leaving the house shortly before the
Kennedy was nr-
discovered
robbery was
Estedbee uho found In Wlllett's company
suspicion that ho knew something
mid on
robbery The watch and m.no >
nbe ut the
from the house have net been le-
covered.
company. Tel. 250.
Plumbing
N. Y.
THE BEE WHEEL CONTESTS
The- StoreIliat Uiiti-r tlir C'mitextN ,
tiniiiNlcr tinWinflu Will
lie "Won.
Rvery boy and girl will want to ride n
wheel this spring nnd The Dee Is going to
glvo you a Uiuncei to get one In n very
simple way. What Is more , It Is going to
let jou pick out any make wheel jou wnnt ,
for it Knows you nil wnnt a certain make ,
"which In the only mnko on earth "
Now- let us tell you how The Hoe Is going
to glvo the wheels nwny. Wo want a lot of t
new subscribers to The Bee In Council I
Bluffs. As boon as the llrst 300 orders have
been handed into our olllce , the first con-
tp.it clobes nnd we will nvvnrd the wheel to >
the ono bringing the most orders out nf t
"
this 300 Then Contest No. l"clobcs and Cou-
tett No. 2 opens on tbo next 300 orders.
Just sen how easy this Is Say only thirty
girls nnd boys stml out on March 1 to get
mibscrlbers They onlj have tr- average ten ,
npleco to mnko the totnl , so the winner will I
not have to get very many orders , you see.
You want lo start In cnily nnd hand In your
in ders ns soon as powdbie
Now about the orders. Rach order must
bo for un actual now Council Bluffs sub
scriber. Rach subset Ibcr must take The Bee
foi at Ifast three weeks and pay for It In
order to bo counted. It Is better , but not
necessary , to pay In advance , only no order
will bo counted until the subscription Is
paid for. If the subscription Is paid for In
advance It will count one on > our score for
each three weeks for wnlch It Is prepaid
Tor example If a mibscrlbcr pujs In nd-
vance for six weeks , it counts two ; If he
] inys for twelve weeks , It will count four ,
If ho pu > a for one > ear. It will count seven
teen. On outers which me not paid In ad-
A mice It will count only ono on your score
no matter how long ho continues lo take it.
There , that Is plain , isn't It' Now see
what you can do The llrst contest begins
March 1. Slnccruh jours ,
OMAHA DAILY I1KR ,
. . Council Illuffs Department.
X. n , Cnll ut The Hue olllco. 10 Pearl
Btreet , to register and get samples copies No
one connected with The Heo will ba allowed
to enter this contest
Heal IjMtale * TraiiNfrm ,
The following transfers vvere filed jester-
da ) In the nbstrnct , title nnd loan ofllce ol
J W. Seiuiro , 101 Pearl street :
Admlnlitrnlnr of Mury A lUas to
Winnie' ' .MeCiuthj , lot 2 , Tlbhlts &
Urrld'H mitnl , adm d I 1,000
Josvi.h D. Davis to Thomas r. Dan-
ford , JIM'S ' ne'4 2I-7VIO , vv d . . . . 2,000
Oac.ir 13 Mallury and vvlfo to Alhton
it Alston , pnrt of sw-4 nw'i ' 2-7l-li ) ,
\ \ . d , , . . f > 0
Juntos 31. Smith nnd wife to Mary
Wokeislcn , pan of ne'4 su > 4 3-77-JJ ,
w d IH
Jlelrs of Hobert 1'rrclvM to W. H ,
I'll tPitt of lot K block 15 , Haylls '
Socoiul ndd . w d. . . . . 1W
William C'nlso und wife * to biiapp , Held
& Co loin ' . to li. block "H. " nnd lot
K , block 7 , Cnrson. vv. d. . . . . . 3,500
iil.i : K Cupp > nml iiusbind to Joshun
iVavlH , n fixt of lot 9. Davis Park
, ul < | . vv d 950
Tovvu Loan and Trii't Compiui ) to Al-
bi-rt J. ScMiman. und InteroM In 4
lots In Kern's ndd and one lot In
Howard's ndd. . ci c- . il . . . $3
Rdwaid CannJiiB nml vvlf to l < ininiiii
II Sherman , lot 3 , block S , beiulres
d l.COO
ndd . vv ' '
iiim iller 'anil 'liiinbandto Junies
jiKenbin. ? lot 4 , bloik 15. llall'H ndd .
1.150
A i\nlnUtrntoi"of'lX'totln ' A. 'Price to
<
fiforiu l"nsAVIU. und. ii of uii nw'l
1074-.W. ndm d 1,400
F. 1'rleu to sunie. name , q. 1
Twelve tiansfers , totnl
The moro people who enter The Bee wheel
tonU'btn the easier the wheels will be \ > ou
Start In early and > im can got \vheel. .
FAVOR A NEW HIGH SCHOOL
People of Council Bluffs Vote Their
Convictions on the Subject.
PROJECT CARRIES BY OVER TWO TO ONE
Mil n > AVoiiiun Unroll Up lo tlio I'olln
iinil CIIH ! Tliclr llullolw lloiiiili-
llciuifi In a Major ) ! } on
llicevv Hoard.
At the nchool election jestordny the pco-
plo of found ! Illuffa demonstrntcd In n
most decisive manner thnt the > wore In
favor of having n new High school building
and the proposition to Issue bonds In the
amount of $0',000 to erect ono was carried
by a majority of over 1,000 votes. J. P.
Hess and Charles Swnlne , the republican
candidate * for the Hoard of Rducatlon ,
were elected by snfo majorities over the
' democratic nominees , Dr. Donald Macrae
and R P Searle. The two propositions to
Issue bonds In the sum of $2,000 for the
erection of a school "building " In Cut-Off
and to levy a tnx of $1B.OOO $ for the school
house fund to be used In pnjmcnt of in
tercut on the bonded Indebtedness both car
ried with overwhelming majorities.
The vote on the members of the Donrtl
of Education was ns follows- Hess ( rep ) ,
1,370 ; Svvnlne frep ) , 1,321 , Macrae ( dem ) ,
1,081 ; Scarle ( dcm. ) , 1,023
The vote on the now High school was-
Kor , 2,147 ; against , 1,021. The vote on the
Cut-Off school wnsFor , 2,101 ; agnlnst ,
SIC. The vote on the tnx levy was : For ,
2,064 ; against , 8SC
The figures show tint 078 women voted ,
of whom X2S cast their ballots for the High
school proposition and 150 agalimt In the
Fourth precinct 102 women voted against
the now High school The men's vote on
the High school proposition wns 1,219 In
favor of It nnd 871 against.
A feature of the election was the largo
number of women who went to the polls
and voted In favor of the new High school ,
but the results show that the vote of the
men would have carried the proposition by
a safe majority without their aid. The
High school ofldetB were much In evidence
In all the prexlncts ) and did yeoman service
In aid of the High school proposition toy
I getting the women out nnd seeing to It
j that they made no mistakes In marking
i their ballots correctly The vote cast
j throughout the city was , despite the In-
I tercst shown In the High school proposition ,
a light one The vote In the First pre-
1 clnct for school board directors was con
siderable of n surprise The precinct was
expected to roll up n good big majority
for the democratic candidates , but the fig
ures tell a very different story. Hess , re
publican , secured two more votes than Ma-
crae , democrat , and Swaine , republican ,
I wns only one vote behind Senrle , democrat.
Comparatively little"scratching" was done
In any of the precincts
IteiiillilleiiiiN In Control.
i The election of Hnss and Swnino will
place the board in the hands of the re
publicans again The board will be comprised -
] prised as follows Sims , Henry , Hess ,
| Swaine , republicans , Moore , Cooper , Stew
art , democrats The lellrlm ; members are
1 Thomas , democrat , and Spruit , republican.
I Jacob Sims , It Is uncloistood , will bo the
| president of the coard when It reorganizes.
The \ote by precincts follows :
Kim precinct .Hess. . 270. Swnlne , 253 ;
Macrae. 2G8 , Scarlo , Kfi. for High school ,
443 , against High echool. 275 ; for Cut-Off
school , 44G , against Cut-Off school , 25 ! ) , for
tax levy , 4.17 , against tax levj , 2./l ; woman
vote for High school , 191 , woman vote
against High school , 15
Second precinct Hess 308 , Swaine , 211 ;
Macrae , 173 , Searle , 148 , for High fccliool ,
470 , against High school , 150 , for Cut-Off
school. 4fiO agnlnst Cut-Oft school , 147 ; for
tax levy , lir > , against tax levj127 ; woman
vote for High school , 177 , woman vote
against High school , 12.
Third precinct Hess , 41. , , Swnlne , 3S7 ,
Marrae. 2SO. Searle' , 2V ) , for High school ,
772 , agilnst High school , 273 , for Cut-Off
school , i,40 , against Cut-Off school , 275 ,
for ta\ levy , CCO , against tax levy , 23D ,
woman vote for High school , 205 , woman
vote against High bchool , 14
Fourth precinct Hess , 279 , Swaine , 2S1 ;
Macrae , 2.V. , Searle , 238 ; for High school ,
J01 , against High school , 210 , for Cut-Off
school , 371 , against Cut-Olf nchool , 120 , for
tnx levy , .122 , against tax levy , 132 ; woman
vote for High school , llti ; woman vote
agalnnt High bchoo ] , 102
Fifth pioclnet < HCSH. 101 , Swalnp , 107 ,
Macrae 105 , Seaile , 101. for High school ,
155. against High school. 107. for Cut-OIT
hchool. 179 , against Cut-Off school , 15 ; for
tax levy , lCi4. against tax levy , 33 , woman
vote for High school , in , woman vote
against High tchool , 7.
Think1 If only thirty people start In on
the first Boo wheel content the average num
ber of subscribers they have to get will only
bo ten. Of cow SB more will start , and If
you nro ono of them why should you not
get n wheel ? You ehooso any maJo ;
Hcmember the exposition by getting some
copies of Snap Shots at the Council Dluffd
olllce of The Dee. Ten cents each.
Davis sells drugs.
Bee blcyclo con tests. You choose any
make.
riinv OKT TWO i i\us KVCII.
, liiilK < * TlioriH'll I > | MIONIN of a Couple
of I'lilitUim TIllrvoN.
The trial of John Lawrence nnd II. B
Tracy on the charge of breaking Into n
bchool houiic In Lewis township on the
night that they raided 12 M Loruiu's hen
conps and can led off over 100 chickens uud
turkeys wiiu brought to nu abrupt , and
considering tliu hard fight the defendants
have put up. an unlooked-for termination
yesterday morning As soon nb court con
vened the attornny for the defendants In
formed Judge Thornell that his clients
wished to enter n plen of guilty und throw
themselves on the mercy of the court This
decision was reached In vlrw of the fact
of the Jury In the MB In which they wore
tried for etoallng Loronz's fowl * having
brought in ft verdict of guilty. Ttio attor
ney further nnnounccd that his clients
waived all rights to a motion for n now
trial or iippoal nnd that they were nn\lous
lo have the ugony over us soon as possible
und their sentences Imposed.
Judge Thornoll ut once Imposed sentence ,
giving each of the defendants eighteen
months in the penitentiary at Fort Mudlbon
on the first charge nnd six mouths on the
second , making n totnl of two ypnra Law
rence Imd evident ! ) expected n heavier sen-
tencins ho thanked the court for Its
leniency. True ) did not and on being taken
buck to the count ) JM1 told Lanrenco that
he did not see that ho had an ) thing to
thank the judge for.
Frnnk FOSOII , the negro charged with
complicity In the robbing of J W Hamil
ton , u white farmer of Oak Hill , Kan , on
the night of November 7 last was then
placed on trial At ttio December term r
court his wife , Lulu Fry > on , pleaded guilty
to the robber ) and U now toning n 8un-
ttinco of eighteen mouths In the pcnlleu-
tlnry The strongest evidence agnlnfit Fry-
son wns the testimony of n young colored
wonrvn who said she aw Frsons wire
niter she had robbed Hamilton hand him
the money.
Knud Jonnon commenced suit ngnlnat the
Omaha & St Louis railway yesterday for
damages In the sum nf $1,090 for nlltxed
personal Injuries Jensen wns cleaning a
car In the compnny's local yards on De
cember 1 of Ins ! venr when n switch engine
backed down on the car. Ttio force of the
collision threw Jensen ugulnst a stove nnd
he olnlms to hnve received Injuries which
Are of n permanent chnmcter.
N M. Pusey. ns administrator of the estate -
tate of thn late Dr Samuel M Ballard , has
fllod n motion asking that the helm of the
Into Mn Pnrnh J. Ballnrd who filed objec
tions to hla final report bo compelled to
furnlHh n more spi-rlflc statement , setting
out the oxnct Horns lu the report to which
they tcok exceptions
William D Hnrdln filed his final report
an guardian of Frnnk C Force , Insane.
I2dwntd Lincoln , the negro convicted of
robbing George Templar , n white man ,
tiled n motion for n new trial yesterday
morning
The case of Henry A. I2vort , the sewing
machine ngent charged with assaulting his
wife by attomptlng to smother her , wns
continued in Justice Terrier's court yeeter-
dny for thirty dajs. Mrs. Evert served no
tice of suit for divorce jestordny on her
husband.
When you ride a wheel why not rldo the
beat ? Bue bicycle contests March 1st. You
cheese nuy make.
A dance nnd cake wnlkvlll be Riven at
W. O. W. hnll on Saturday , March 18.
MAY MAKE REPAIRS AT JAIL
Alrirrnmn Oirlolriium IJtainliicn the
Iliilltllitic ami "Will lloport
to Council.
If the expense does not prove too great
It Is likely that the needed Improvements
at the city jail may bo made. Alderman
Chrlstonseu , chilrnuin of the committee on
police and health , mndo an examination of
the building jietorday with n vlow to nsccr-1
talnlng what Is most needed to put It In a
fit condition. Ho will have estimates made
of the cost of tbo proposed Improvements
and report at the next meeting of the city
council. The second floor of the Jail , -where
women are confined and where the tramps
are provided with shultor at night , is in n
deplorable condition. Its construction id
suc-h that it Is practically Impossible to keep
It clean.
Some time ORO Chief Blxby called the at
tention of the city couuoll to the bad condi
tion of the building and suggested that part
of It nt least ( bo remodeled , Among other
tilings he recommended that the wooden |
partitions on the second floor be removed )
and replaced with sheet or lattice steel ; that i
the wooden beds be replaced with iron beds i
In the room reserved for female prlsdnera '
and that the wooden bunk In the large
room reserved for lodgers be replaced with |
Iron ones that could T > p folded up during the
day , the VTOoden lloor tnkon up nnd rcrplnced
with one of tilca or cement so ns to permit
of being properly flushed He further recom
mended that the second floor be so divided
as to provide ono department for transient
lodgers and % ngs , ono for minors , one for
women and one that could be used ns nn
emergency wnrd In the ca e of sick or in
jured persons requiring attention nt ths
jail.
jail.At
At present the Jail is heated by stoves.
Chief BKby suggested that a bteam or hot
water plant be put In that would bo able
to heat the patrol house as well as the jail.
Uderman Chrihtcnsun , after exiiminlng the
building , expressed himself as dtrougly ID
favor of remodeling the Jail , but to what
extent the needed Improvement would be
carried out , he said , depended in all prob
ability on the cost
Bee blcjcle contests begin March 1st. You
cheese any make.
Bluff City laundry , 'phone 314. High
grade work only.
Licenses to wed wore Issued yesterday to
the following persons
Name and Residence Age.
Charles , A Topping , Council Hluffs HI
Jennie McCourt , Council Illuffs 33
Oeorge Hanson , rourcll Hluffs "S
Slgne S Peterson , Council Hluffs 24
A Donning. Pottnvvnttnmlo 2t
Phoebe Larison , Pottnwnttamlo IS
William Dooley , South Omaha 37
Mary Klelds , South Omaha .13
Stanford Robinson , Pottawattnmlo 23
Mary C. Nixon , Pottawattnmlo 22
I
Bee blcjclo contests "iou cheese any
make. '
IIOHSn CAI'SKS OWMJII'S IIKATII.
Viiliiuil .Ii-rUN Man Ilolilliiu llnltrr In
Proul ol l.ooiiiiidtl\ .
KI2OKUK , la , March 1.1 ( Speclnl Tele
gram ) Aubert Wjilck was Instantly killed
by n Hock Island freight tinin this evening
nt Hlnsdale in Leo count ) . Ho was moving
to a new fnim today nnd as ho was attemptIng -
Ing to lead n horse ucrobs the track the
animal Jerked back and pulled Wyrlck
directly in front of an approaching trnln.
Vniiujr Mini Cutn HIM Throat.
MASON CITY. In . March 13 ( Special
Tolcgiam ) Henry Peterson , nged about 25 ,
cut his throat In his room at the National
hotel nt noon today He nrrlvcd in the city
Fridny. All Mint is known of the ca o Is
that on Satuidnv ho called Dr. Stockman lo
his room for treatment. Ho then told the
dm tor that both his parents were dead.
Ihls morning ho sent for the doctor nml
the landlord and told them ho had made n
inlBstntenicnt. Hint his parents lived nt
Kolle ) , la , but Intel ) had parted. Petersen
was nn intelligent ) oung man nnd was well
dressed
'Mill ! Oil IIM'IIMICtlKHllllll ,
HUMBOLDT. Nob. Maich 13 ( Special )
The temperance or antl-llconse forces last
night held tholt caucus and placed in nom
ination the following candidates for city
olncers during the coining ) oar : Mayor ,
C K Nlins ; councilman , ( leorgo Hnnsell ,
U S Cope ; clerk , C O. Teague , treasurer ,
I' n Buttorfiold , pollco judge , H. T. Hull ,
city onKinooi1 , King Thompson.
The license party Mill name. UK candidates
Wednosda ) night. Tbo anti-license people
won last year and tbo contest this spring
will bo n warm ono
Do you wnnt n high grndo wheolT If > ou
huve no mono ) , get ono In The Bee blcyclo
contests You choose nuy make.
> CM I'oHtollli'o at Port Doilirr ,
FOKT DODGi ; . In. Mnrrh 13 ( Special )
The poslofllcn authorities have boon noti
fied that the Pogtnlllce department has de
cided upon tlio establishment of n station
In West Fort Dodge , to bo known as the
West Foil Dodge btatlcm The office will
bo opened April 1 , and bo In the store or
Andrew Mop , who will bo the clerk In
chaigo.
Will ) ou ride a ! rec Bee blcyclo contest
wheel ? You chooio any make ,
I'll 11 uro of I'l iiiiiiiirni Mrrcliuiil ,
FOHT DODOI2 , In. . Mnroh 13 ( Special. )
A petition in bankruptcy was filed nt noon
Saturday for C F Wennerstrum. n promi
nent boot and shoo merchant rf this city
The liabilities nro jn 408 with nsneta
atmunilng to $1.'rCO Mrinntr < trum is
( niffertnn from i rv ( i- , j rn inxtiou br > UJht :
on ) wirr ) over hia ' 10 = 3 affairs and
In5 condition u con Uend irai'-aL.
MUSTER OF NATIONAL GUARD
Three Companies of the Reorganized Body
Enter the Service.
FORTY-NINTH WILL SOON BE DISCHARGED
TrnvoHnic Snlpimninnii l're i'
pllcallnii to Stale TrmHInw
ANKoHlttllttl Hint ! Htv
Ilt-vatirtv of Mor Se
DD3 MOINR5. March 13 ( Special Tele
gram. ) Three companies have been mus
tered Into the now Fifty-second lown regi
ment , Company n of Terry nml Companies
II ana L of Sioux City. The new com
panies nnd their ofllcers nro as followH
Company n , 1'errj , thirty-two men , captain.
John McKoan ; first lieutenant. John n
Donohue ; second lieutenant , WlllouRhb } AV.
I'hllllps. Company II , Sioux City , forty-one
men , captnln , Joseph It. Haley ; first lieu
tenant , Fred C. Hood ; second lieutenant.
William H. Giuilt , Jr. Company L , Sioux
City , thirty-six men , captnln , Do Forest
Pomoroj ; first lieutenant , Henry D. Nichols ;
eecond lieutenant , George Wllklns.
Within the next four weeks the Forty-
ninth lownlll be mustered out In Des
Molnca. It Is expected that tomorrow there
will bo issued in Washington from the War
department RII order to that effect. At the
Btnto house Indirect Information to this
effect was given out today. The Forty-
ninth is now at Marlauao , a suburb n few
miles out of Havana.
The application for membership of Miss
Rdna N Davis of Chicaso was received b >
the oIllcoiB of the loAva Stnto Traveling
Jlen's association jcsterdny , she being the
traveling saleswoman fur an Ink bouse. No
provision for her case was made In the
constitution and the JOUIIK woman V > .IB ic-
Jected. It Is inld she received tlio same
treatment In Nebraska. She BO Impressed
nn nctho member of the organization In this
city with her point ofview on this subject ,
liowover , that steps "Kill bo tafccn In Io\\.i
\\hlch may admit women as members of the
association in the future.
or IIUIIMM : GASOMM ; .
Tent Cnup to T - te'r : Orilliiaiioc For
bidding UN UMI- .
FORT DODGH , la. . March 13. ( Special
Telegrnin ) An Interesting test case Is to
bo brought hero Invohlng the legality of
use of gasoline/ buildings for lighting
purposes. The new code prohibits Its use
o\copt In the Wolsbach burner and this ,
according to the opinion of Attorney Gon-
ornl Itemloy , Is also Illegal , so that Its
use In any manner Is prohibited. Tlie
Economy gasoline lamp has been sold here
by Victor Dlomgren and Deputy Oil Inspector
specter C. F. Gullixon has ordered their
discontinuance. Upon Mr. niomgrun's re
fusal the oil inspector has decided to bring
n test case against Blomgren , who uses the
lamp In bis own house.
ATTUMl'TUO hUlCIDU A
\Vifc ; HoltlN StrmiKlliiK Illackiiuttli
I nll Heln Arrli I > H.
AMDS , la , March 13. ( Special Telegram )
William Allen , a blacksmith , while Intoxi
cated last night , attempted suicide by hang
ing In his shop. He was discovered by tils
wife , who hold him until help arrived nnd
ho was cut down. " He Is In n precarious
condition today.
7)l\orco Suit IM Ilt'opciicd.
FORT DODOB , In. , March 13. ( Special
Telegram ) Papprs were- filed here today
by attorneys for Mrs May Hlalr , who sues
for n divorce from her husband , William
Ulnlr This case was first tried In 1893 ,
when It was decided In ellstilct court In
favor of the plaintiff , but the decision wns
reversed by the supreme court In 1S9S. Tfie
plaintiff's attornejs claim that new evi
dence ban been discovered and the case-
will bo teoppned. The plaintiff charges her
husband with cruel and Inhuman treat
ment and with adultery. On account of the
prominence nnd wealth of the parties the
case Is attiactlng universal Interest
c'il In n bmillitii Stieiim ,
AMDS , la. , March 13. ( Special Tele
gram ) News reached this cltj this morning
of the reath by drowning of Mrs Join
Luth and her -1-year-old child near Goose
Lnko this county Saturday evening. The
family had bcon to town In the afternoon
and evening nnd while returning home
drove Into a creek that had been badly
swollen by the rain. The team , buggy rim
loocupints vvere carried nwa > . Cries fo
'help were hcaid and men succeeded In
rescuing Luth but the mothci nnd chile
were drowned
PlrM Ti-Nl nl lIaiilcriiitiM | Iaw.
FORT DODOR , In , March 11 ( Special )
The first meeting of the creditors of IJr
J II Palmer , whoso case Is. the first to tome
up under the new voluntary bankruptcy liiw ,
was held today. The claims presented against
Dr. Palmar varied all the way from a $1 50
plumbing claim to the J2EOf ) Judgment ob
tained In the last term of the district court
by Knus W. Tobey In the famous suit
which Mr. Tobey brought against Palmer on
the charge of alienating the affections of
his wife.
Conl Tlili-f Scat to Jail.
TORT DOI1GK la , March 1.1 ( Special
Telegram. ) Detective Welch of the Illinois
Central last night captured J. M Se-hrnnll
stealing coal from the railroad jards Con-
sldeiablo coal hns boon lost by the company
In this way and a close watch luu been
kept upon It In consequence S-hmoll was
brought before Justice of the Peneo Mc-
Gowan this morning and received n line , In
default of which he went to jnll.
I'roiiiIniMll ( iroi'i'r M
MRDIAPOUS. la. Mnrrh 13 ( Special
Telegram ) The Mends of John D. rit-m-
enls , a prominent groer , uro pcar'-hlng for
him , Ho ellsarpeiied last Wednesday and
no trace of him can bo found.
The Hchool election passed over quietly to
day. There was no pnlltlcnl Interest nt
stake.
> IMN Iroiu lotta rilj.
IOWA CITY , la , March 13. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The O. S. Kelly company of Ohio
today decided to erect a $100,000 factory
hero.
Ocoigo If , Preston , n pioneer of the
county , aged 70 jears , vns found dead on
the llnor of his bedroom this morning.
Dllilitlici III AIIIOIIKT tln > I il Mil in- .
INDRPRN'DUN'rR , la , March ia ( .Special
Telegram ) Diphtheria has luoken out at
the State Hospital for the Insane The re
ported sick ntu In the mnln building with
the officers' families \ strict quarantine Is
being maintained.
ICE CAKES FLOAT IN STREETS
TOM II Of I'rONlllll MltllTN lll'lltll } fllllll
riodil anil Kfli-ctN of HroKi'ii
] < < Jam.
PRKSTON. Minn , March 13 All the
south and east part of town has been under
water ns a result of the storm An Ice Jam
formed nbovo the Conkey inllldam nnd
when It broke the largo cakes of Ice eomo
, iwt > nt > by thlrt > feet and three feet thick
were carpi d over thf- Hats The streets
south d Mmn Btrtci wt-ro fllltd with kc
niillduni cutt of the tow a Is greatly
nnd mnny wagon brldRod nre
wntlied nxny Thr Iron bridge oronlng
iloot river en'tt of I'renlon ' ! urt'iitljr d m-
aged A great doll nf lumber n wnshrd
Into the channel of the river nnd floated
away.
HOW OIL TRUST MAKES MONEY
I'miliiel from Our 'tank mill
It I iiili-r Nntiic of Ilf-
IV lent llram ! * ,
O , Mmeh IS The
of testimony In tlio suits nKnlnt the Stnnd-
nnl Oil company was resumed todiy II A.
Matthews , the locnl mnnnKor of ttio com
pany. wan on the Kin nil. Letters which hnd
been written to tiRi'iili in Ohio , nsldng for
unities of competitors nnd Information con-
cernliiK them , VVITO presented lo tlio wit-
ntnl 1m wns nslinl lo Identify Ills Bli-
nnturo , ntlnrhcil to them Tlio most liu
would snv nan lie thought the slKnnturo
must lie his ow n.
nbrlRht , nn omplojc , testified Hint
whllo tlio flRht ngnliiBt tlio 1'nritRon OH
company wns In prepress tlio prlco of oils
reduced 3 cents on tlio Rnllon. Ho
nlso slut eil that oil taken from one tank
wni sold ns different brands
DARING HOLDUP IN NEW YORK
ll ItolllHTN Illllll 1tlltloj ON Hill !
Illou O pi-il Safe Without So.
WAV12HLY , N Y. , March 13. A holdup
In true western bandit style occurred hereabout
about 2 o'clock this morning. At that hour
eleven masked nnd nrmed men entered the
power house of the Wavcrlv , Sners nnd
Athens Traction company nnd ordetlng the
three omplocs to hold up their hands , bound
them securely and placed them In an empty
car , where the workmen were secured hj
ropes around their necks attached to the
handle bar nbovo them. Then , leaving ono
man to guard them , the robbers blew open
the three safes In the olllce nnd secured $17u
In cn.sh. Nothing but money was taken
About 1 o'clock one of the men succeeded
lu freeing his hands nnd nil were qulckl >
cut loose. The pollco were summoned , tut
there is no clow.
ORDER THEIR ENGINES HERE
rrrnrli roiiiinlNsloii Hi'iirrnciitlnn IIc-
liulillc's ltiillmi\N liiiix
AMicrlrim SjNlriu *
PHILADELPHIA , March IS. The French
state rnllwn > s , operated under the control
of the Fremti government , today placed an
older with the Baldwin Locomotive works
of this city for iten high speed passenger
locomotives to bo finished In n few months.
A commission representing the French
railway has been In this countr ) for sotno
time with the object of plnclng such an
order. The commission will leave Now York
on. a tour of Inspection of Amerlcnn rall-
wns From New Yoik they go to Altoonn ,
Pa , to visit the evtenslvo Pennsjlvnnla
railway ftiops theie , thence to Plttsburg ,
Milwaukee , Chicago and St. PAU ! .
DO NOT RECOGNIZE ASSEMBLY
Coiiu-7-
litCarilril Out Midi Ike
( i < Mi < * ralN Alii.
CIIICAOO , March 13 A special from
Washington bnsThis countrj lias never
recognbed the Cuban assembly ns anything
more than n voluntary association of certain
CubnnS , hence Its action ui to General
Gomez will not Interfere with the plans of
the United States regarding the disbandment -
ment nnd pajment or the. so-cnlled Cuban
army. The nrrnngoment wns mndo with
Gomez and It will bo carried out with him.
He agreed to disband his troops and they
will be paid on that
< 'IIN < lion IMpe TriiNl l.tiuiifhoil.
CLKVEIvAXD , O. March 13 Colonel
Claience E DuiUe. one of the promotuia ot
the cast iron pipe trust , states th.it the big
deal h.is been consummated nnd that prnc
tlcally nil the pipe foundries In the countrj
aie Included In the combine , which has been
incorporated with a capital stock of | ,10,000.
000 "The object of the new company "
said Colonel Burlce , "will not be to advance
prices , n-t we will simply follow the pilces
of pig lion nnd be governed by them We
slmll s-oek to ship from the nearest foundry
to the point of consumption jnd will not
enter the terrltoij of one foundry with the
products of another None of the plants will
be closed down unless the mnikct compels
it General Samuel Thomas will probably
be prehldent of the company "
\\i > M3nsoN MJW OHIIANS Tit vi ic.
TIM Titian \Vnl I a CMIN n\oiic > ruti > il Iroiu
lllaiiuk In 'l'ro\.l > r Ioli.
NIW OKI.IA\TS , M.urii -owing to
tr.irlt rumoM which trndi-d to ronnent W
M Wallace , the well linnvvn vvesttin tuit-
inan , v Itli tln < ilownfall of .locktv 'Iioxl r
who wai iiiled oft on Bnturdnj for II igi nit
nilbcnndiiit In tlio Kexlnxton BtaKi-i , the
tevvnrdH purhiicd tholr Invrtstipitlon Inio
thi > case I'm the ] .it MiVnllnres solicita
tion and tills aftornonn inudc jmlilli the
rPMilt M' Wallace afforded the Htpuurd *
n full oiportunlt ] > to cKimliio ill tnl grains
tllod lj ) him nnd other piipoit , lucetsirv lo
j t4io suocosi of the Inquln 'I lu itevv < ndA
llnd thnt all Mr Wallace tinnsutlonH
VVMH poifcetly fall and above board and
that them U not the sllKhtoht ground fm
ponnoctliiK him with the Tioxler nffali
Frank Itegnn thn ovvnor of Alex , who w if
a favrlt * ' In the IIKP nddrffaed a IcttM to
tlio slcwaicls expressing c-onvlct'ou ' tb.it All
Wall ice was In no vvnv tnnmittd with tlio
fraud ThP vventlior WIH line nnd the titk
henvv from jcslcida > s inln T-abouiet wns
the onlv winning t.ivorlto. Hf" > nlts I
rirnt i ace , Hlx furloiiK" Tabouret won
Mcuy Oi > second , .lolin Hoone Ililnl Tim
1 1' ' )
Second rai o Hclllnt ; , mile nnd twMity
vincU. t'lliniic IIH won Vignette net end
I'hlern third. Time 1.50i4
Third ru' * . Holllntf , mile * and tliroo-
idfrhllis. Adinelus won , Planter MHOIK !
School Ctrl tllllil Time. 2 U
Fourth race handle nu , ono mile Ulkln
won , Douhlo niniiiny Hocond , Aunt laggle
third Tinif. 1 51
riflh iiuo , selllnn , six furllns Idih
won l.ojalottn hfcond , Ilortlm Nell thirl
Jmo ! 1 id\
Hixtb iu"o , helling hlx furloniro Jousc S
won , WhlrinnnU line second , C'lint ut 5In
thlid. Time 1 19'n
, pIIIM : > 't'livM sTvis VT
Ti'liriiii S JM | li < > Mac A > III
Nol 4.11 lo M , l.oiilN.
ChiVii : : < AND. Miucli 11 'You ran fiiy
olllclnllv ' Hiilil Mnnngor Oliver Teln-au tn-
dnj , "Unit the ( Mfvc'and toiiin will pi iv
In Cleveland tind not In M. hauls tblH
'
> enr
"Thnt Information Is ollldal. " oontlniu'il
the olovflnnd inanuger "nnd the ponpie
can rest assured the t'levolind It inn vvil
not only play In Cleveland , but will UJHO
Ixi one of the inont formidable hidiiris f 'i '
rhninploiiHhlp lionoih 1 inner bad an >
doubt that the team would nmaln In
Clevunnd , noUvithslnndliiK nil the rrportH
thnt liavi been ilrculitd ( Oiuornlng tin-
removal of liu , club In Ht I-nuin '
Tebcnii l > n dlctn thnt till , will l > i lo
iMimcr .vr'ir In tlio hlfit < jr > of bafc bill
Tim Cliivoland < lull left hero thl.n after
noon for Hot Springs
Ilaliluln to Mroe ( InTurk. .
Olllri'i ) ) nn HiMuln IB In tialniiiK for bis
iintllni ; with llndll the Turk on .Mnreb . ' : ,
Ho clorH not hopu to ovcrlhrcjw lljilli , hut
IntcndH to ifin.iln on his foot In the ring
ua loni' us ; > OSH'C | | ! ! < vvn1 * Heon In th'1
ginnn8luin nt thu nolle [ Htnllon Mnnda >
Hfteinoon AlthoiiKli he lias dune nu
wreMllliig fen Boviral HUTU , IICIHOIU who
inn ui > uiralnMt him in < iflen BiirjirlHid at
hln nullity and tinliardneM of hlH
He triiiiH to bag puiu hint , ' . vvelgbtH , lifting
of hcav > ilumb In HP wrrhlllnx nnd tuinli-
ling lie wns a en to ral-e i > ui'l > a 17&-
48 years of success
prove. these troches
to bo the best for Coughs , Colds ,
Hoarseness , Uronchitis , Asthma.
In boiefl neTrriold lu bt Ik
iximul dumb bill nvi > r lil < hra < l wttli onf
Imnd T.nlrr hr look a nine tflvt > | i < nn I
bell IIVP fcpt In Iriiglli , Iiy OIH end nn 1
inli > oil It miunrrlv t\f\t , \ It hnd hoi U pi , valid
li > ihn ( ro"w < ' nii ciloii II Id nn trli k r. > r
lilm lo inm thf > < - diimli HcIlK nrcmml n < m\p
Wniill hiindlp H lifl'chllll 111 * Wind tx p-M > , l
nnd an lie If very lilft > on hi * foot the Turk
will hnvp to move nuloklj to ovc-rlnkc him
llililwln linn born n prof < K lemnl \vnxr | |
nnd knows all tlio tricks In vogtin em the >
nvit ,
III.OWT TIM ) IN < | , > lli ) : 'IIIVCIC.
Praiie-lxi-o tiliiitn Oril liinmiI'ru -
lilliltlim Ml Ili-lllnu.
HAN rilANCISC'C ) . Mnrrh 13 The *
nrilinitifc prohibiting pool vpllliiK , bunk
srllliiR or bcMtliiK on IIOMP or iluc
n. < s wn passeii by the Itmird of Sup. r-
M iir ( ted iv and signed bv Mavor IMinl in
H I rninidprod thnt the iirnlilhltlon of
Pool H llliiK nt loi-nl hoi-sp rnecs nnd e-ours-
IIJK iuit.li."i . meins the dpntli of thp liisli-
slelcri. . ' . tint-k .
.mil of the liitle' : ldp oours-
ln f ti.uk thehotting on whl.li . ove-nts at-
tTii. ting HIP throng * , whoso money imvn , to
a larist' oxtrnl tin. O\IOD ] C of thp Instltu-
tlnns Thnt I lip ordinance will lip put to u
ol courts Is uniiuevtloiiid
111'1 ' lUKle.ild. . ' in. . Ing ppople lm\ei In-
VPKt.'d nlnio'.t jv > i M In bulldliiK tintrn. . k |
nml It Is unllkPlv that they will permit HIP
cst ilillHhmi-tit to bp cloMftl without ninUlnif '
n sironcr rp .lstnncp In the murl .
Thp or.llnnii.p will K < ' Into efte'rt nt onrp
it main's violations of UM provision * a inN-
il.'iiiianor and inovldes a penalty of n tim
er not more thnn V > 0 > and imprisonment for
not tnnrp thin smnntlii | ,
DiirltiK' the. last vvpfk Ihero hnj * bo. n
runinis Hint a ricp tinrk would IIP bull
In San Muteo eountv. Just across the Kiin
1 i.uiclico boun.lnij . line.
riiic'liiiiall Allll n I'lillurr.
C1XC1XXATI , Mntoli -Two llphts wore
pulled off Itpforc the P. oplo' Atlllotlr dub
' 111. llrst. between Kid Asho of Clnclnnill
nnd Joe Hopkins of Now York , wn foiiKlu
cut In ii-ii rounds to n elmw Asho stood up
tip I'tiHt Hopkins well
'I IIP KO liptwi'eii Uviin and Pnddy I'lirtoll
w-is a Krlevoim dlKippolntmoiH I'urtell
tbroiichout ni'lpd llk n da ed mnn nnd Ilic
Unlit rtiiled In the fourth round liv Purtoll s
Mcnli.l . , ( . ' ( iliiiollv , throw IHK UP tilesponge -
to slop tbo uproai whleli bnel continued In
tluv liml e from the l > mltinlti . Siioi t uors
fnim the tlist HhoutPil "fake ' < ind hl'spd
The utti inline , vv is smnll mostlv In tlio
Bnllerv The Hvnn-l'urte 11 llilit ; excited 1111-
Tliri'tnrNHj Cnnlesr - On" .
CIIICAOO Mriieh n-Chlt.iRn unlvoifitv
will not ) ) la.v foot ball this > onr with tin
Unlvcisltv of MlililK.in. I'nlveisltv ot \ \ K-
oonsln , nor the t'nlvoisliv of Illinois , MS li
b.is done lor spveial ve-ar Inst.nd nf It *
re-Kiilnr ' 1 Iinnk'-Klvlni ; dnv KIIIIP with Mi. li-
; , , It will pltiv lirovvn iml\wrilt > on thnt
dale Its olikf yime outside of Urow n will
lie with the t'nlverMtv of I'e nn v h ml i
The eloc'l'ilon not to pln\ with the thr. <
stnt ( > unlvorsltlos Is b isod on the flit III it
tb.v all elvm uided return Kninis an. . I ( hi-
cn o would not plav IliPin unleFH thev weio
to be plived In tills cltThe three1 iinl-
vclMtles would not ncrree to tills nnd coiue-
eiuontly C'hkajjo will not plnj them at all
LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
I'mtiNli or l.oiiiu'il On.
i : . il. SIIFAPK ! co. ,
. ' I'oarl Mrrt-t , Cuuiirll llllllVN , Ion n.
Mis. I'mli Horkolj.Snllnn ,
Rn > s- " < ) ni > nf nij grniitle'hilihon
liml n SPVPIO rn c > nf Sfrofnln , vvlu't'li
Hproml nml fnriiii-tl son * * nil OVIT
lior body HIM- j t > s vvt'tv ntlnckt-it ,
ntul vvo fc-nrr-el sln < would lo n lu'f
Right. Tln > lie-si pliv iciniiH trontrtl
lii-r , luit lui iicvvori , ntul her
IMISO SIM-llll-ll | > | | iH-l \Vf > tlll'tl lll1-
oi.iotl to trj Svvifi's Spe'c-ilio , mill
Unit me-eliomo nt muin . nil o u ceim-
filotn fun- lie lnn iii-vi < r lintl a
sign nf tinilisi n si- tore > t urn "
* * for
The
IH UUHl'lltllCI-tl
c , ntul vvillotirt-anj blond t\\ tIt \ \
It innltors not how obstliinte1 or tloup-
pcnti-il tl > case > Valualilc- books wilt
free by Suift Siicciliu Cu. , Atlanta , Ga ,
.1,1- * * . " " Kntnonpj In advance \Vcnl , , ,
EuOfX fC ? I stllulc < l slirunkenaiidfccliltl
h Ml P IP t tltirtl" 3 < 1f fie bixly quIeVlj
u UuractXp inlars'.l and ftrcMFthciifl.
Mctlicnu-s nml liKtriuuciii
spin on u-lal Medic-Hi In
.Inf.pniPiil . * . Pnrtlpuliin tent
In plain scalnd letter 0
i-r ] inilcnrp ) cnnlulciitlal.
CHIC MEDICAL CO. . BUFFALO. N.Y.
, WELCH TRANSFER LINE
rrn roiim-ll lllun > nml Ilianlin.
Hates Hetisori'ible Hatlpfnctloi ; Guaranteed.
Council lilufts olIHu , f.n. S North Main
Btreet. Tclpphono 12S. Dmnlin olllce removed -
moved to 322 Snutti rifteenth street. Tele-
ilionp nos
ronitcctlons mndo with South Omnlm
One to 2"o liois ( povvii Pend for iata
IOL.UO an 1 pi ILO
I ) VII ) UKIII.1M A CO. ,
( ( Illlicll MlUllN , . . .
FOR MEDIGIXE.
Send it with vour ordir lor four full qu.irts ol our ID.nr old Kjo for $3.15 ,
KXPKESS PKUPAID , nnd we will send 'ou HU K Ol UlAKGli hvo sample
bottles , cine 13 and one 15- ) car old U > c , a corkscrew andi gold tipped whiskv R ! is ,
We make > ou tills oflor simp ) , top. t ) ou to trv tliOKoculs \ \ ealso hive this simo
brands 5 ears old , w hull we will dispose o ( . t $3.50 PL re illon.m lutooltvxoor inoro
Rallons at one shipment \\c also ii\e nrnplchoi \ , R ] s and corkscrew with
thesegoods If roods nre not satisfactorv von canre-ini tlirni at our expenseinnd
wawillRhrURN VOUK MONEY lO Ot. ' ' 1 h v po ids are shipped duect Irom
theillstillliiijcompany.vvInch guaiantec"eir ! ! p n tv and SIMS middle nun iprolit.
References , any express coni | > mi , as tlic > li die tlious inds of oui padcagcs.
KELLERSTRASS DISTILLING CO.
Hth and Main Sts. , KANSAS CITY , HO.
NOTE Orders for Ariz , Colo. , Calif , Idaho Mnnt , Ncv . N Mcx. , Ore.
Utah , Wash.V > o. , must call for tvvintj quarts bj freight , prtpaid
( jfo has just begun The early bird gets
the wheel-
m STAilT OUT ARID GET
I
You Choose Asiy Make
58 *
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* $ r Children's Rubbers 8 cents
Misses' Rubbers IS cents
Women's Rubbers 20 cents
Aden's Rubbers 35 cents
412 Broadway.
It's Easy to See
SPLENDID
UIME OP Tlnit our u.ill iiapcr paltcmin are ns
HCW its sunn tiling Illflt'n Jllh ! IlllIlpOIIOll ,
IIS hlllKlllgl.V ll.Uldstiiijf ; ih | lli'lllJl'h | , { IH
\ . II It'll IIS IIIIV ( Hill tuillll \VlHll , Jlllll
sliovvn In iliu > iiiiilltIcH | ul' pupcr , ' 1'liuiu
Ih no r.uiii en si.vlc ( if iiiintiiii | | |
tli't oration tut'vhleli vvtcaiiniit
nn iiiii | | < 'inliiic ( li'hl ii Our jirko | lbt
runs Item ' > ' ci nth a mil up
O-
M.U ! . ( V'UI > \ ,
l > 7 llioaiMvii ) I on uc 1 1 jutr | | ,
V. V. Mil I. Pit ,