Nebraska Newspapers

    NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MENTION.
Davis cells class.
Moore's food IcllFa worms and fattens.
Flro escapes for buildings at Blxby's.
tludwclicr beer. L. Ilosenfeldt. agent.
Samuel Slltcr of Oakland Is In the city
on business.
Charles T. Harney and wife of Macedonia ,
la , , are visiting in the city.
0. B. Jacqucmln & Co. , Jewelers and op
tician" , 27 South Haln street
W. C. Estop , undertaker. 28 Pearl street.
Telephones , ofllco , 07 ; residence , 23.
W. E. Bradley of Silver City , la. , was
In the city yesterday on business.
Got your work done at the popular Eagle
laundry. 724 Broadway. U'hone 157.
-Judgo D. E. Aylosworth nnd wife re
turned yesterday from their trip to Cali
fornia.
J. L. Omlmm of Hondonmn , la. , was in the
city yesterday on business connected with
the district court.
Mrs. J , M. Armstrong of Greenwood ,
Nob. , is the guest of Mls Elizabeth For-
grave , 09 Hazel street.
( Mrs. H. B. Suing of Hartlngton , Nob. , Is
visiting her parents , Mr. and Mrs. Henry
1'aaohol of Willow avenuo.
The colored voters will meet tonight at
the Ogdcn house at 8 o'clock for the purpose
of forming a Cummins club.
Mrs. J. S. Norton nnd daughter , Grace ,
of Macedonia are visiting at the home ot
Charles Conoycr on High street.
Mrs. K. E. Jones of Sixth avenue left
last evening for Spokane , Wash. , on a two
months' visit to friends and relatives.
The city council met as a board of health
yesterday afternoon and Investigated several
vacant lots for the purpose ot condemning
them an nuisances.
A run ot the Owr club to the exposition
grounds has been called for 7:30 : o'clock this
evening. All unattached riders are In
vited to participate.
The Ladles' Aid society of St. John's
English Lutheran church will meet tomor
row afternoon at the residence of Mrs. H.
O. Saheor , 2019 Seventh avenue.
S. Garloy of Aurora , Nob. , and M. K.
I'atmoro of Hod Cloud , Neb. , wore mar
ried In this city yesterday , the ceremony
being performed by Justice Ferrlor.
W. F. Kemp of 2409 Avenue B , after five
years' service In Uio machine shops ot the
motor company , boa resigned his position to
go on the road for n boiler company.
The High school boys until the opening
of school will have foot ball practice games
every Monday , Wednesday and Friday aftcr-
ncon nt 4:30 : o'clock at the corner of Sev
enth street and First avenue.
Recruits for the High School cadets will
meet for drill thin morning at 9:30 : o'clock
at the armory. Cadets who recently took
the examination for non-comralssloned offi
ce ra ore ordered to bo present to Instruct.
The funeral of the late L. M. Crockwell
will bo hold tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
from draco Episcopal church. The services
will bo conducted by Rev. R. Knox , rector ,
nnd Interment will be In Falrviow cemetery.
A representative of the Westlnghouso
Dlcctrlcal Manufacturing company Inspected
the plans and specifications on Hie in the
city clerk's ofllco yesterday with a view' to
his company submitting a bid for the erec
tion ot a municipal electric lighting plant.
The cases against the barbers who kept
open last Sunday wore tried yesterday
morning before Justice Vien and result in
tt discharge of all the defendants. Theze
wore the cascn brought by the barbera
themselves to forestall prosecution by the
Barbers' Protective asEOciatlon. .
A man giving the name of Guy Morton
was arrested by the police last evening on
tlw charge of swindling. Morton secured a
number of subscriptions for an alleged rail
way time * card , representing that ho was in
the employ of the Franklin Printing com
pany of this city. The police believe he
came hero from Dee Molnes.
The funoraT of Mrs. Mary L. Earl , wife
of Lafnyotto Earl , who died Monday night
of consumption , aged 40 years , will bo held
this morning at 9i30 o'clock at the fam
ily residence , 1115 Second avenuo. Follow
ing the sen-ices , which will bo conducted I
by Rev. R. Venting , pastor ot the First
Baptist hurch , the body will be taken to
Atlantic , la. , for burial.
According to the financial report ot the
Christian Homo for fast week. Just Issued ,
the receipt * continue to bo below the needs
of the institution. The amount received In
the general fund was $153.65 , being $46.35
below the estimated needs for the current
expenses of the wock and increasing the do-
flclcncy In this up to date to $178.67. The
amount received in the manager's fund was
$16 , being $20 below the week's needs. The
deficiency in this fund now amounta to
$42.16.
N. V. Humblug compaoi. Tet 2BO.
Spoclnl sale of school shoes , commencing
Wednesday , August 30 , There Is not a boyer
or girl in the city that can afford to miss
this sale. Economy Shoo Store , 602 Brood-
way , Council Bluffs , T. N. Bray. P. 8.
Omaha people invited to this solo.
Domestic ouVwashes cheap soaps.
Increase J'orto lUcon llellef STnnA.
County Auditor Innos and Mayor Jennings
ot the business
nings made a further canvass
ness men of the clly yesterday morning and
nuoceeded in increasing the subscriptions to
the Porto Rico Relief fund to $130.25. The
following Is the Hut of donations secured
yeeterday :
,
. . Dodge
Treynor &
SSWtf
. Jeruxm 50
. Snyder .
S. C. Do Haven . . ' $
} 3. A.Black . )
. . . . . " " "
fiaim Friedman ! ! . 60
HoMnRon Hrothcru . j
H. B. Whaloy . " $
Lowl Hammer . . . . . . . M
JTrnnk Everest
, 1 intnarli
l&lward W , Hart . . . 1.00
W. C. Estop . 60
M. P. MurKen . 0
Prttr. Bcrnimrdl . . . . . . 60
W. 3. Davenport . . . . . . . . . 60
C. O. Baundoru. . . . , . . . , . . 60
G. U. Jacquemen & Co . . 1.00
Whltelaw & Gardner . , . . 1.00
flwanson Mu lo Company . 60
Prank Peterson. . , . , , . . . . . . . . . . , . 60
J. Bulllvnn , . . . . , . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . 60
W. P. Btephan . 60
Or < MmBh1efd & Mayno. . . , , . 60
Viator H. Bender . 1.00
neb Perepoy . . , , . 60
P. L. Itrcd . , . LOO
W. B. Cooper . 60
Trunk E. Silver * . , , . , . . 60
Total . . . . . . . . $180.25
The ladles of St. John's English Luth
eran church have the only church restau
rant in the founcir Bluffs Wigwam ou the
exposition grounds.
Domestic soap whitens your clothes.
MitrrliitCf I/
Licenses to wed \sere Issued yesterday to
the following persons :
Name and Residence. Age ,
B. Gorloy , Aurora , Neb , . . , . , . 61
M. E. Puttnor , Red Cloud , Neb , . . , , . , . . . 48
A , L- Bradley , Macedonia. la . 21
Cora A. Ives , Macedonia , la. , , , . , . 19
.LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGHT
Vor Cuiili or Lomieu on.
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12. U. SHBAFia * CO. ,
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CROP OF CANDIDATES COOD
Woods Are Full of Democratic Aspirant * for
County Nominations.
WAR OF FACTIONS LARGELY RESPONSIBLE
Mnnr Divisions or the Tnrtr Knch
1'nnhlnic Someone ( or lOnch of
the oniccn to DC
I-lllcd.
When the democrat * of Pottawattamle
county meet in convention Thursday , Sep
tember 14 , to place in nomination a county
ticket , they will not lack for material from
which to make a selection. For every ot-
flco for which nominations are to made there
are candidates almost by the dozen and the
convention promises to be a warm num
ber. The party la divided Into factions and
thli accounts for the many candidate * In
the Hold this fall. With few exceptions
the candidates themselves are not out work
ing for nominations , but are "in the hands' '
of their friends , " that is to say each par- I
tlcular faction among the bourbons has Its j
particular sot of candidates. I
In the ranks of the party in the city , I
the old fight between the followers of
Chief Blxby and the adherents of City
Treasurer Brooks Reed and the Jeffersonlan
clubltes Is still waging and will , It la prom-
lied , bo one of the entertaining features
of the coming county convention. The
tastlcH adopted by the Blxbyltea at the
recent county convention , it Is said , has set
the rank and fllo of the party in the coun
try precincts against the faction controlled
by the chief of police and that they will
rally around the banner of Brooks Reed.
As before stated the list of candidates
said to be in the field for the different
nominations Is a lengthy one. For state
senator , J. Hart of Avoca , Roscoe Barton ,
an attorney from the same town , Dr. W.
E. Hempstead of Carson and Emmet Tin-
ley , a well-known attorney of this city , are
the most prominently mentioned. The
nurao of Roscoe Barton is also mentioned
In connection with the nomination for one
of the two representatives. Other names
mentioned for state representatives are Dr.
Tobey of Oakland , the old democratic war
horse , who for many years combined phys
ics and Journalism ; Fred Aotzol of Avoca ,
Samuel Underwood and W. H. Ware of this
city , Gus Dledrick of Avoca and John
Black of Waveland township. The naino
of John Black is also prominently , men
tioned In connection with the nomination
for county treasurer. William Brooks
Reed , city treasurer and president of the
Jcfforsonian club , has been for several
moons making an active campaign for this
nomination and is said to have a large fol
lowing In the country dlstriots , who wish
to see him aa the party's candidate for
treasurer. J. K. Cooper , at present a mem
ber of the Board of Education In this city ,
Is also , mentioned. His candidacy is being
pushed along by the faction opposed to
Reed. The names of Sylvester Dye of Ma
cedonia and Eugene Stupfel of Lewis town
ship arc also prominently mentioned as
candidates for this particular jjcxnlnatlon.
The indications are that there will bo a
lively flEbit over the nomination for sheriff
and this promises to be one of the interest
ing features of the convention. Chief of
Police Blxby , although ho persists in declar
ing < Jiat he docs not hanker after the nom
ination and Is even doubtful If he would
accept it in the event of it being tendered
him , is being actively pushed forward by a
certain faction of the party in this city.
The country bourbons , It is understood ,
favor the nomination of John P. Hazon of
Avoca , wfco held the office previous to the
election of John S. Morgan on the republi
can ticket four years ago. William Schill
ing of Avoca Is on aspirant for the nomina
tion , and has been hustling for some time
with a view to seeurinc U. He feels that
ha and the office of eh or 1ft are Just suited
for each other.
Until a few days ago It was generally conceded -
ceded that Prof. H. W. Sawyer , the present
Incumbent , would hava no opposition In
securing a renotninatlon for county superin
tendent of schools. It is possible , however ,
that lie will hare a fight on his hands , due
to the fact -that he Joined tbe Joffersonlan
club. The Blxby faction , it is understood ,
will try to secure the nomination for J. K.
Cooper , whose name is also mentioned In
connection with the nomination for treas
urer. Mr. Cooper held the office prior to
the incumbency of Prof. Paulson.
Dr. F. T. Soybert of this city , it is gen
erally conceded , will have a walkaway for
the nomination for coroner , and L. P. Judson -
son will meet with no opposition as far as
is known at present in securing the nomina
tion for county surveyor. For member of
the Board < xf County Supervisors , the only
name mentioned so far Is that of Fred Het-
zel of Avoca , who has also been named in
connection with the nomination of state rep
resentative.
The election of a chairman of the county
central committee promises to call forth
a lively contest , from the fact that the
frlonds of Brooks Reed will try to keep him
there , while the Bixbyltes are determined , If
possible , to put eorno other man In , In
connection with the county chairmanship
the nfttnea of Thomas E. Casady and W. H.
Thomas , both of this city , are prominently
mentioned and U is possible that In the
event of Reed being unable to retain the
position , ( he country delegate * will have a
candidate of their own.
Domestic soap sard by all grocers.
Davis sells paint.
DAIt TAKES UP THIS COWAN CASK.
Committee Ordered to Ileport on Ijluc
of Action to He Pnrnned.
Th \ case of W. 0. Cowan , the young
Omaha . .attorney under indictment In the
district court here on the ehnrpe o < sub
ornation of perjury In connection with a
chicken stealing case , has been taken up
by the attorneys of this county. At a meetIng -
Ing of the Pottawattamle Bar association
yesterday the grievance committee waa in
structed to make a thorough investigation
of the matter and report at the adJourneJ
meeting to be held Saturday afternoon Sep
tember 9 , whatever action it consldera best
for tbe association to take in the case.
Cowan was tried at the last term of court
lit this city , but tbe Jury failed to agree
and it is understood that It Is the inten
tion of the county attorney to bring the
case up for trial again t this term. The
members of the Bar association fool that if
on Investigation Cowan is found to have
acted contrary to the ethics of the pro
fession and In violation of the law that
In Justification of the profession the prose
cution should ba pushed with a view to
punishing him , but If on the hand it U
found that ha U the victim of circum
stance * and not guilty of any criminal
transaction , they bellevo that ho should ba
given every assistance possible in his de
fense.
Tha association also took up the matter
of regulating the practice of foreign attor
neys in local courts and tha legislative
committee was instructed to Investigate
the advUablllty of attempting to secure
from the state legislature an amwidmeut to
the statute regulating tn" Practice of for
eign attorneys In tic Iowa courts , by re
quiring them to file with the clerk of the
court In each case notice of the appoint
ment of some resident attorney upon whom
service could be made in matters connected
with the CMC.
The special oommltt to which several
months ago the maUor of the adoption of
a fee bllJ was referred -was requested to r -
port at tha next meeting.
Lowest prlcos. eosr terms. The boat and
largest stock of plnnoa at Bvrnnoon Muslo
company , Masonic Tciapta.
Domestic eonp is the purest made.
C13M3IIUATIOX AT ST. IIEIINAIUVS.
Slxtcrn of aicror Obnervo the IVnmcii-
dnr of the IInnplnl.
St. Bernard's day nra celebrated ycater-
day by the Sisters ot Mercy at the hospital
In this city which boars that name. In
ether words , it waa namesday for the hos
pital and the celebration was an auspicious
event to the sisters and the friends of the
Institution. There are twenty-olx priests
residing in this deanery and In order to cen
tralize their Interests In the good work of
this institution , Invitations were sent to all
of them , with the result that many re
sponded , together with a large number of
frlendo In this city &nd elsewhere.
The celebration opened with high mass
at 9:30 : a. m. , with Father Fooley , chaplain
of the hospital , as colobrnnt ; Father Smytha
of St. Francis' Xavler church , deacon ;
Father Hanson of Avoca , la. , sub-deacon ;
Father Thomaa of St Peter's church , mas
ter of ceremonleo. One of the pretty and
interesting features TTOS the part taken by
the twelve altar boys from St. Peter's
church.
At the noon hour the guests were Invited
into the large dining hall , where an elab
orate banquet was served. The room was
tastefully decorated , beautiful cut flowers
being lavishly distributed upon the tables.
At the conclusion of the dinner Father
Feeloy welcomed the guests and Introduced
the toastmtstcr , Father Thomas , and tha
following toasto were responded to : "Tha
Day We Celebrate , " Father Bmythe ; "St.
Bernard's Hospital find Council Bluffs , " Dr.
T. B. Lacey ; "Tho Doctor nnd the Priest , "
Father Dowllng , S. J. ; "Count Crelghton
and the Doctors , " Dr. J. M. Barstow ; "The
Catholic Sistcra as Nurses in the Late
War. " Mrs. Dr. Ingalls-Blalr , daughter ot
ex-Senator Ingalls ; "The Facilities of St.
Bernard's Hospital for Nervouo Diseases , "
Dr. F. T. Seybert ; "The American Soldier , "
Father Thomas , the toastmastcr.
Among those present from out of town
were : Father Dowllng , president of Crelgh-
ton college ; Count Crolghton , Prof. Schenck
and the Miases Schenck , Father Calvin , P.
C. Heafoy and MUe Lottie Cotter of Omaha ,
Dr. and Mrs. Blair of Kansas City , Father
Hanson of Avoca , la , ; Father McNally of
Ballistor , S. D. ; Father Moran of Walnut ,
la. ; Father White of Dunlap , la. ; Father
Murphy of Modalo , la. , and Father Boulger
of Bhenandoah , la.
Since the inception of St. Bernard's hos
pital by the late Father McMonomy , it has
had a wonderful gnrwth , until now it Is con
sidered one of the finest Institutions of its
kind in the west. It was founded September
24 , 1887 , and was Urat opened in the Han-
thorno property , on Fourth street. In May
of the following1 year the Gclse property , its
present location , waa purchased. The build-
log was soon found to bo Inadequate 'to ' the
demands and three yearn Inter the east wing
of the 'building was built and the sisters took
thange of the incur&bia ineane patients of
this country. The groirth and popularity , ot
'the institution' continued until the deman'ds
for enlarging the building could not be de
ferred , nnd in 1895 the west wing to tht
building was commenced and was opened the
year following. The structure lo now largo
and commodious , standing on one of the most
beautiful sites In the city , and contains 118
living rooms in all. During the past year
about 300 patients have been cared for , bo-
atdes the 120 la the insane ward. The sisters
contemplate the erection of a building , In
connection with th lospltal , to he used as
a homo for the age3.
Those in charge of the institution received
many congratulations upon the progress they
have made and the great work far charity
and suffering humanity which they have ac
complished since the opening of the hos
pital.
Two carloads of Imported chlnaware were
received at the customs house of Council
Bluffs yesterday from England nnd Ger
many , consigned to W. A. Muurer of this
city.
Pr'aes ' go with Domestic soap.
Wclsbach burners ot Blxby's. Tel. 191
AUGUST T1SH3I OF DISTRICT COUU.T.
Grand Jnry IB Imimnelrd nnd Com-
mrncex KM Oprrtttlnnii.
The August term of district court was
convened yesterday by Judge Macy. The
grand Jury was impaneled and after receiv
ing its Instructions from the court , com
menced its deliberations. Several of the de
fendants in custody for various offenses were
presented to the grand Jury and waived their
right to challenge. Some thirty odd cases
were stricken from the docket for various
causes , among the number being the in
junction suits brought by J. J , Shea against
the following saloon keepers : John Olson ,
Joaeph Shoemaker. Max Burmolster , Wheeler
& Hereld , M. Wollsteln & Co. , Mike Klldara
and the Jarvls Wine company. The follow
ing first assignment of equity causes was
Inade by the court :
Tuesday , Septemb&r B. Rock Island Plow
company against Arnd , county treasurer ;
Windsor Savings tank against Anderson ,
atnlt
Wednesday , September C. Lougee & Lou-
gee against Tucker ; Lefferta against Prof-
fltt , et al.
Thursday , SoptemTxsr 7. Chicago & North
western Railway company against Arnd ,
county treasurer ; Perclval , ct al. , against
Casady , et al ,
Friday , September 8. In re Morgan change
of highway ; Bellinger against Frazor , et al.
Saturday , September 9. Raph against
Raph ; Cayman agninst Gtiyman ,
The divorce proceedings commenced by
Mrs. Fremont Benjamin , the wife of the
Avoca attorney , were dismissed , a stipulation
being filed to that effect by both parties.
In the case of C. U. Hnnnan , receiver ,
against the Lake Jlaniwa Railway company
a motion was flled by Henna and Lessee
Cole asking for a dismissal of the appllciu
tlon ot Colonel F. C. Rred for an order nn-
nullng the contract between Hannan and
Cole , on the grounds that since tha sale ot
the property Reed hna no further interest
in the matter or property. .
W. A. Maurer paid into the customs house
of this city yesterday ? 800 as duties on two
cars of Imported chlimwarc.
ratal Train WrpoU n llnriinrd , Mo.
CRESTON , la. , Aug. 29. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Engineer H. A , CrUa , who for sev-
ciul years pulled tbe fast mall between
Craaton and the Union Pacific transfer , was
killed this afternoon near Barnard , Mo. , by
his train being derailed. He hit a bunch
of cattle on a bridge and his engine and
nine cara were derailed. Griss was caught
under the dobria dud horribly crushed. He
resided in Crceton and leaves a wife and live
children. Fireman Harry Thornton wns
pinned down by the engine tender and both
legs were crushed. The right one was ampu
tated and Thornton died this morning. HU
parents reside at Farragut. n was his firjt
trip after a month'v layoff caused by a
broken arm.
VIOLATE INSURANCE LAWS
Charges Undo AgainitTvro Companies Doing
Baiinoti in Iowa ,
GOOD W-ATHER FOR THE HARVEST FIELDS
Illinois Cciitrnl < t > Almnrli tlic Mlinit
lUtollii A St. LonU Iloncl Pouu-
llMt Stntc Convention nt
UCH Jlolncs Todnr.
DBS MOINES , la. , Aug. 29. ( Special Tele
gram. ) It la poaslblo that the officers of
the defunct Iowa Mutual Insurance asso
ciation and the 'Mutual ' Flro Insurance com
pany may bo prosecuted for Infringement
of the insurance lawe , C. II. P vyno , sccro-
tary of the Farmers' Mutual Insurance
company of Port Dodge , arrived hero today
and announced that ho will confer with
local attorneys In regard to the cases of
the two companies. Payne Is of the belief
that the officers of the company are crim
inally liable beauieo of the alleged misrep
resentations made In regard to the business
of tha companies. Ho will hare the matter -
tor thoroughly Investigated while In the
city and will probably toy the results of
his investigation before the insurance de
partment.
The claim of the criminal conduct of the
companies is based on an alleged represen
tation that they were mutual companies ,
while the claim Is made that they were
practically stock companies. This claim IB
furthered by the statement that at least
one of the companies has been In the habit
of accepting premium notes In payment for
policies which were written dp by the com
pany.
The Illinois Central has about concluded
negotiations for the purchase of the Minne
apolis & St. Louis. It Is expected all ne
gotiations will bo concluded before the end
of this week and the formal transfer made
the first of the coming year. The above
comes as good news to this city. It means
that Des Motnes will have every principal
railroad In the state represented here.
Every road of prominence In Iowa , with the
exception of the Central , has either a mainer
or branch line to this city.
The weekly crop summary of the Iowa
weather and crop service says :
"Tho last week was warmer than usual ,
the CXCCES of temperature at the central
station averaging 4 degree * daily. The
rainfall was variable , but sufficient In the
larger part of the state for the needs of
the unrlpencd crops and to facilitate plow
ing. The conditions were very favorable
for closing up work in the harvest fields
and threshing from the shocks. Reports of
yield of wheat , oats and barley are variable ,
but with the exception of wheat the returns
indicate qulto satisfactory results. In nu
merous localities the yield f oats is un
usually heavy. Corn Is making notable
progress toward maturity nnd a consider
able portion of early planted corn is suffi
ciently ripened to bo cut and shocked. Late
corn Is doing remarkably well , except in
sections where the rainfall has been In
sufficient. The high temperature has
"fired" the blades to eomo extent in dry
and sandy lands. On the whole corn bids
fair to make a full average crop. Pas
tures are very good for August. The apple
crop will be much > * below tha average. Re
ports from specJaC bsprvers to the State
Horticultural society Indicate but 'little
more than half a crop of this staple fruit"
The populist state central committee met
here this evening and completed arrange
ments for tomorrow's state"convention. .
There seems to bo no question but that
Lloyd will be nominated for governor.
"Our organization must pass resolutions
supporting the actions of President Mc-
Klnloy and Governor It , M. Shaw or I will
resign from the Donolson command of the
Union Veterans' union. " This was the ut
terance this morning of Colonel H. D. Coz
ens and Captain Brewer and the same posi
tion is held by many other members of
that body. A special secret meeting was
hold last night of Donelson command , at
which a committee was appointed to draft
resolutions of endorsement of the adminis
tration of the president and governor. This
committee is ordered to report at a regular
meeting of the command Friday night. At
this meeting a large attendance will be
present and a warm time la expected. A
great many members of the organization arc
displeased with the way things went dur
ing the encampment hero and there is liable
to be eomo straightforward business trans
acted.
The crowd at the state fair today was
again a record breaker , over 20,000 people
passing through the stiles. It was soldiers'
day and an elaborate program was given in
their honor.
DAKOTA COU.VTV OLD SETTLERS.
Enjoyable Gathering nt Dakota. City
AddrcHN by Dr. Miller of Omaha.
SIOUX CITY. Aug. 29. ( Special Tele
gram. ) Between 7,000 and 8,000 people at
tended the eighteenth reunion ol the old
settlers of Dakota county , Nebraska , and
Woodbury county , Iowa , at Dakota City to
day. It was one of the most enjoyable
and successful picnics ever held by the asso
ciation. It "was a Battering of the pioneers
of the early ' 60s , and men and women who
have settled here up to fifteen years ago. In
addition came thousands to Join In making
It a big time. The events of the day came
off at Clinton park , a pretty grove a short
distance from the town , and all day long
the roads in the vicinity wore dotted with
all sorts cf vehicles bearing people to the
picnic. Business in the towns nnd on the
farms was at a standstill , everything being
given up for the day.
The address of welcome was made by
Gustav Berger , president of the association
and the principal speech of the day was t > y
Dr. George L. Miller of Omaha. Dr. Miller
took for his subject : "Tho Pleasures of
Poverty and the Miseries of Wealth. " it
waa an eloquent speech.
White Horse , on Omaha Indian chief ,
made an address which was Interpreted by
Judge Hiram Chose of Ponder , himaelf an
Indian.
The following officers were elected for the
ensuing year : President , Asa Rathbun ,
Dakota county ; vice president. J. M. Plnck-
ney , Sioux City ; secretary , John 0. Spencer.
Dakota City ; treasurer , W. H. Ryan , Sum
mit ; financial secretary , A. II. Baker , Da
kota City ; chairman memorial committee , J.
T , Spenoor , Dakota City.
Afterwards horse races were given and In
the evening the affair closed with a big
dance.
.Suit for 9100,000
WATERLOO , la. , Aug. 20. Suit for
$100,000 damages wns begun In the district
court hero today against the Burlington ,
Cedar Rapids & Northern railroad by David
L. 8. Barker , administrator of the estate of
Edward J. Barker. The deceased lived at
Nelhart , Mont , and on May 28 last was
killed In a wreck on the defendant's road. A
eensatlon wua caused .at the time by two
women , each declaring herself to be the
widow of the dewased. claiming the body ,
This Is the largest suit for personal dam
ages evw brought In this district.
Mr * . Kila llcckpr fletn n Divorce.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29. Mrs. Eda Becker ,
formerly Eda Suttorlln , the 17-year-old girl
for the Hove of whom Albert Becker la
said , to bavn murdered his first "wife and
disposed of her romnlnn In much the ( tame
manner as did Adolph LuetRort , vrnn today
granted a decree of divorce from her hus
band. Decker Is under Bcntcnro of death
and the sentence of the court condemning
him to bo hanged 'October 13 wrm presented
in support of the petition for divorce.
The Titw Tot-prdo.
A young Swede has Invented n torpedo
operated solely by Invisible rnyn of light ,
which rnnblw it to explode at " 111 beneath
the enemy's ( loot. In a like subtle manner
Hostcttur'B Stomach Hitters attacks and con
quers all stomach troubles. When a sufTcror
from constipation or dyspepsia or liver
complaint takes the Hitters ho Is sure of
one thing , sooner or later , and that Is cure.
See that a private revenue stamp covers the
nock of the bottle.
Ilcul Kutnto
The following transfers wore filed yester
day In the abstract , tltlo and loan office of
J. W. Squire. 101 Pearl street !
Charles T. Officer and wife to Emma
Soar , part eH swU 19-75-43. w. < ! . . . . * 350
Christian Hondo and wlfo to Martin
Chrlstoftcrsen , wH nc',4 , nwH sett
w 10 ac. neVi neU anil part neU nwU
11-76-43 ; also part sett nwVi H-76-43 ,
w. d . 4,000
Martin Chrlstoftorson and wife to
Laurltz Christian Hondo , c'.i soVt
nwW sctf 1-76-41 , w. d . 2C 00
Martin Chrlstoffcrson and wife to
Laurttz Christian Bondo , cV4 ewU
neU and s 33 ac. se'.i ncVi 1-76-43 ,
\v. d . 1,500
Helnricli Brandt nnd wife to Jacob
Rpimers , lot 4 , block 17 , Walnut , w.
d . 112
Elmer MeClure and wife to Mary E.
IMcClurc , lot 7 , block 18 , Howard's
addition , w. d . 500
J. W. Squire and wife to Victor E.
Bender , lot 17 , auditor's subdi of part
of out lot 3 , Jackson's addition.
w. d . 1,200
MarJa Hhwkins and husband ct al. to
Llewellyn lSinclair and Kmmet
Tlnley , lots 8 and 9. block 15 , Bayliss
& Palmer's addition , w , d. . . . 400
A. J. Seaman to F. J. Day , lot 2 ,
block 30 , Howard's addition , and
lot 2 , block 1 , Everett's addition , q.
c. d . GO
J. J. Mnlowney and wife to F. J.
Day and J. P. Hesj , lot 14. block 1 ,
and lot 4 , block 4 , llcgatta place ,
w. d . 1
J. G. Bnrdsley and wife to F. L.
Hodges , part lot G , block 28 , Neola ,
w. d ? . . . . . . . . 550
E. L. P.ardeo and wife to Frank Nie-
man. lots 19 and 20 In sulxl. of lot 2 ,
in n > nwVi , 16-77-39 , w. d . COO
Total amount of twelve transfers' ' . . $11,463
Scientific optician , \ Vollmnsius Br'dwaj
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