TI1E OMAHA DAILY B13E : FlilDAV , DECEMBER LM ) , 1SJ ! ) .
I NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
.MINOII Mi.vno.v.
Davis sells .
I'lnc A. II. C. beer , Xcumayer's hold.
vVesbn.li ! burners al Hlxby's. Tel. 193.
Uudwolser beer. 1 > llosenfoldl , ngcnl ,
Gravel roollng A. 11 Head , oil U'way.
Mr 13. Hrown hns ns her guest MlM ) Mine
311111s of Dunlnp
Mlts Anna Sheu I * home from n visit wun
friends In Ncoln.
1 > r W A. CJcrvals , osteopath , 01 Jicr-
rlam bUxlt , Council muffs.
The pluco to liavo > our framing none ,
Alexander a Arl emporium
cjpt jour work done ut the populir l.aglo
luundr > , 721 llroadwny. 'Phono Io7.
V ( ' Cstop undcrtnkor. 23 Penrl street.
Iclpphones Olllco , 37 , residence. 3.
theKuesl of
- of Hurllngtonls
J N Mowi-ry
hit. . un. IP. J P \ \ in or , .VurlnK tlio holldajH
ravin of ntntiil Nbind. Neb , M In
fieorgc
hlpurenlit on Park ave-
th. < .Ity visiting
" ami MrW < II. Scamnn ot North
; visiting relatives In this
Heml. Neb nru
1 Mr ind Mrs 11. AV Martin haveffono to
\\lphlin" Kan , on a Mall to relatives nnd
Vi'r" ' and Mr . M G O'Connor of Ijluff
llel-
ot -
rutertalnlns MLS J. Kelly
cn.i , Mont . .
cbarlos O iMorsan and I'ny bm .r' ' °
left jesU-rdnv foi Anu-s , In , to ( .liter ino
Stntr AKilcullural colleges
There will bo a sp.-rlal . - mppllliB this ; evening
Masonic ledge No - > J lor
ing of llxielsloi (
-wcrk In Iho surond Oogree.
Sheridan coal makes a largo tlamo and
cleir llro but no smoke , soot or olinKers.
' solo agents.
1'enlon < St Kolcy ,
i ; ind .1 ClllmoiP of Imogeno and 1IS | ?
Ontario , are visiting at
< 1llmoro of Toronto ,
tlio borne ot ,1 Sbe.i on fourth Htrtut.
Dan CairlKK has brouuhl suit In tbo u-
.pcrlor . Vourt .iBiilnst Iho Union Transfer
tiii | > , iny to recover $1,0in ) on an alleged
claim for re'iit.
Tlu. annual bumuct of tla > ex-Cadot as-
boilutlon.vvhlili - vsiw to have lioon hold at
tn < - Gt ami hotel last nUb.1. has been In-
dcllnllcly postponed
A man mined Slush , living at Jlouiit
rli-mmons , Mich , lost or was tabbed ot .1
valuable sicrt pin on u Hurlliiglon train
cntiTiiiK hero ychtoriln > .
* Mr ami .MrsV" H I lunde have tendered
mi Invitation to the Klflllrst lowii icgl-
anrntil luiml to nttrnd Ihilt grand as-
bembl > after the coureTl tonlubt
< 'oinuH HlUfTs lodge. No 811. of KlUu will
inept ii\t Wivlnesdiiy nlglil , when tnu
UiaiUr membcis who \ v.n.not piese-nt
Wednesday night will be obligated
V i ; l ilibe city pas pnger nnd tlikcl
ligont of tlm Illinois Contul In this elt > ,
( willD ( to I'oil Uotljjo today to meet his
Snm'lj on tbelr way bete from thlcuuo
The chlldion of the Sunday school of
Oniro IJplscopil cliunh will hold their
. hrlsLmiU ) onte-rtnlnment this evening In the
) ) aspnuut of the chlireh Sanla Clans will
be there with a probont for each child
Hey S. an < l A I ) Williams arc al thn
Hiomo of Mr ami Mr * Clem P. Kimbiill
rvvltb Ibelr falhrr. fiiptaln U \\llllains
ot Wyoml-ig , liu , who has liten taken sprl-
ousl > 111 while vlslling at the Klmball home
A nmriliiKn Hccnxo was ipsucd jesterday
to Olcusi n A Dudley of Sioux ( Itv , ago < l
HI and t'an'u 1 Selbj of this elt > . o ; eil M
TlumairlaRO took ) ( last e-vinlng at the
home of the lulde's brotbei , D. W. Selby ,
on Tpiith avenue
State Senator A S lln ? < Mton Is In receipt
of a k'ltir from tlio sctretnij ot the Stilt
Hoard of Control .isklnu him to fuinlsh tbo
ton ml with a list of the jobbers and de > ilera
In this illy W'KI may wish lo wubinlt bids
for furnishing supplies for the blate institu
tions
Ho > Paris nird A l > Illbbord , two glad-
is UvliiK In a tout on Noith Seventh stieol ,
nrc moiiinlng the lo of several suits ol
clothes vvhlc-h wtrc stolen from their trunk"
WMliu'sdny nlKht They seemed a beiirch
warrant jcsterOaj In Justice Forrler'H court
for the premises of a family named l anc ,
lull the missing goods wen- not located.
Clinton P Illnkcr truelpor foi an Imple
ment Him. llvlrisf lit H7 lUenton strept , lllecl
t voluntary petition In bankrupted jester-
< lay In the United States dlstrltl ooiirl
Siero. His imsecuied liabilities aggregate
$ l 7.'as and his HOCIIIP. ! flobts $1,70 ! IG His
nhscts oons.'ist. ' viccordliifC to his showing , ol
JHO worth of household goods , which he
claims as exempt
N. Y. Plumbing Co. Tel. 250.
Masquerade al Marcus' hall Monday night
Jan. 1. All Invited Admission , liDt.
Davis scllb paints.
TJIHOICII snuvici : ON M\V uo.vn ,
I C'IIIIIK | < ' I" UltlNloiiN on
the llllnolN Ci-iid-iil.
When Iho llirough service between till'
icily ami Chicago over thn Illinois Centra
* Is established the plan for the operation o :
, KB branch lines lu Iowa will In all proba
bility bo materially changed. U is semi-
olhclally announced that two divisions wll
bo eatablished and lhat the- change will b (
made about January 13.
The plan Is to crcalo Iwo divisions to In
known n the Dubuque and Fort Dodge di-
vlbloiiB. The Dubuque division will consls
of the main line an far west as Tort Dodge
Iho branch from Manchester to Cedar Hap
Ids , the Stnroyxllle branch and Iho Walerloi
nnd Albcrl L < * ifbKinch , Including Iho SI
1'aul and Minneapolis eervlco oxer Iho Mln
ncapolltt & St. Louis road. This division wll
bo openitod from Uubuquo and Ihero will bi
no changes In the olllcurs.
The Tort Dodge division will Include tbi
main line west to Slou\ City from that point
the Slonx Tails and Onawa branches , tin
Omaha branch , the i-crvlcp. from Kort Do Igi
oxer the Minneapolis & SI. Louis and th
now blanch from nnint Center to Loxclam
to bo constructed next jcar This dlvisloi
xx111 , It | b bald , operated from Toil Dodgi
und will necessitate the removal ot the pres
cut division oHlies fiom ChoroKco to Tor
Jodgo. C. K Dlxon , the present superln
tcndent of the Choiokee , Is to have charg *
ot this dlvlblon.
1'aBBcngiM1 runs will be changed so tha
Instead of ending nl Waterloo as al preset )
they will extend from Dubuque to Albur
1,1.1 and Tort Dodge. All but local frclgh
runs on the wiwt end will go thiougli fron
l-'oit Dodyu to Sioux City nnil Kort Dodg
to Oimiha. The branch urns will end a
ChPioKeo. On tbo east c'lid through frelgh
runs will extend from Kort Dodge to Dubuque
buquo and local freight runs will end a
Waterloo.
Supeilntendeiii Dlxon fcald jesterday tha
while ho had no olllcial Intimation that thcs
changPH vvpru intended , bo admltled It vva
potslbln that the plan of operation might b
I'hangc-d pomnxxlmt. Tlm time for martin
the llirough service has not vet been dell
jiltuly decided upon , but Supcrlntcnden
] ) l\on fciilil vchtcrday he bellexed H woul
lie Inaugurated not later than the middle u
January.
How ell's Autl-"Kavvf" cures coughs , coldi
llriil i : ( n ( ' Ti-Mimfcrn.
The following transfers were Illed jester
ilay In the abstracl. Htlo and loan ottlco u
J. W. Squlie , 101 Pearl street.
Sheriff to Peter Ho > d. part ot lot 4 n
M < < 4 no1 * and part BW'i lieu Sj-ia-U- . < A
,1'cd . $ 1 < 1C
Biimo t. . Mnr > A. UelBhton , part eU
bw'i 30-75-11. deed . . . . - . 3'1J
Icroy Moiuof and wlfo lo Ualah
Hooka , undj of BOX eminent lot 3
In 2i-7fl-U. w 1
Total , three tinnafers . .
FARBV3 LOAS S
NeKotlattMl lu Kiwtem
uiicl ovvn. Jamca N. Casady , jr.
1 Main Bt. , Council Uluffd.
FIRE INSURANCE POLICIES BOUGH'
Tor Cuoli or I.tinned Oil.
u. ii. stiu-iru & . PO. .
B I'carl blruct , Cuiiucll UluJiiVTt (
SMOOTH SWINDLER'S ' WORK
Joiepb Swartz Haiaca "tho Needful" on a
Lot of Fainted Diamonds.
WORKS PAWNBROKERS FOR HARD CASH
.Samuel I'rli-ilniiui mill Smniipl Snjiler
Alt' 1'iMiri-r li > l'l\r lliindred
DolinrN UN li ItcHiilt of
S ( MI-/'N Scheme * .
Samuel Triedman nnd Samuel Snyder , twc
llroadwny pawnbrokers , are'mourning the
loss of several hundred dollars of their hard-
earned cash and the fact thai they have oa
hand an oxcn > locU ot bogus or palnled dia
monds. The Iwo money loaners on chaltelc
were- worked tot their money by n gambloi
named Jo cph Snnrlz , whose home Is said
lo bo In Kansao Clly , Captain Denny of the
pollcu force Is now in Kansas Clly Iryltif
lo eecuro Iho anest of the alleged swindler ,
but BO far no word has been received here
thai he has been successful.
Swarl/s trick has been repeatedly worksd
with Uccuc8 on pcifcons In Iho same Hue
of buslnc'-K as rrledmnn and Snjder. Svvnrl ;
( .truck Council Uluffs aboul n week ago ant
soon boc.imo a familiar llguro nt the fare
tables. The first nlghl Iho tiger smiled fa
vorably on him and ho Is said to have quli
with not ICM than ? COO winner. Ho sportei' '
considerable jewelry nnd wore several bit
diamonds which were evidently the genii-
Ino arllclo As he continued playing his lucl
varied nnd last Friday ho appeared to t
cleaned out of ready cash. He went thai
evening to Sam Krledman and secured r
loan of $100 on his diamond ring , which was
vvorlh probably double lhat amount Wlthlt
a few hours ho retuincd to the pawnshoi
with a good-sUcd roll of bills and rcdeemct
his Hng.
Then ho went to Sam Snyder's shop am
pawned the ring again and during tin
next twenty-four houih pledged thla arttcli
of Jewelry n number of times , Ilrst at Fried-
man'f , and then at Snyder's. Each tlmo hi
madu the excuse that Iho luck was agalnu
him and Iho cards had cleaned him out. Sat
urday ho showed Friedman and Snyder semi
loose stones which ho carried In a llttli
buckskin sack. The cards went against bin
again , ho bald , and It was only a few houn
later until Friedman had a small consign
ment of the loose etones in his safe am
Swartz had $200 of Friedman's money In bii
pockets. Then ho made Snyder n visit nm
eccuicd from him $300 , leaving auothe
bunch of loose diamonds there.
lom e llii > City.
Tuesday Swartz decided it was tlmo ti
leave Iho city and took the train for Kansni
City Shortly after ho left the two pawn
biokers discovered that the stones lhat the ;
had advanced Svvarlz money on had changei
color and that In fact they were not tin
genuine aitlclo ot sparkler at all but slmpl ;
what Is known among the tsportlng fraler
nlly as "palnlod diamonds. " Fifty cent ;
would be , It Is said , the Intrinsic value o
the "diamonds" upon which Swartr sue
ceeded In Inducing Iho pawnbrokers lo loai
him $500.
Svuvrlz is > said to have also secured sev
oral'hundred dollars from Ihe proprlelor
of a sporllng resort whose , weakness to
diamonds Is a matter of local repute. ;
prominent saloonkeeper Is also said to hax
been ono of Svvnrtz's vlcllms. There wer
reporls on the street to the effect tha
Svvarlz had even succeeded in laking in IVM
of Iho banks of the city , the First Natlona
and onicer & . Pusey's. The officers of boll
thceo banks , however , deny that they loanei
money on diamonds , genuine or false , o
that anyone had been in the bank attempt
ing lo secure a loan on any gems. Cashle
Hunnan of the First National bank said
"Tho report that this bank loaned $300 o :
some fnko diamonds Is wlthoul any founda
lion and absolutely false. Wo do nol d
business lhat way Nobody has been In th
bank during tbo last week for the purpos
of borrow Ing money on diamonds. The ban'
hns no license In the first place to loa :
motley on cbatlels , "
Swartz is said lo have been a dlamom
broker In Kansas Clly nt ono tlmo and ha
the leputallon ot being a very clexe
swindler nnd has always succeeded in keep
ing himself out of the meshea of the law
Seme of Iho old-lime sporlH In this city sa
that about fifteen years ago ho worked ;
similar game hero and Al Clark , the wel
known cbitlcl morlgago broker and mono ;
loaner , was his victim lo the tune ot abou
$ J,000.
nni.vv IN nuiii scnoor , MITTEII
CIIHI * of CnMiuly AKiiliiHt DlNtrlct Coo
Orr to March Tt'rni.
Yesterday was the last day for filing th
petition in Iho district court in tlio sill
of Simon Casady against Iho Independen
School Distilct of Council Illuffs Intordc
to assuio the hearing of the case a't th
January term The papers were not flle >
and Iho case will now have to go oxer t
the March term. This means more ledlou
delay In the High school site mailer.
The reason the petition was not filed yes
terday , Iho dale as set forth In the orlglna
notice , wab becauiso Ihc attorney for Casad
has discovered that no formal demand fa
the pax ment of the purchase price of tb
Oakland avenue properly had ever bee
made on the Hoard of Education or Its ot
llccro It was the understanding of Slmo
C.isady's ntlorney lhat such demand ha
been made before the notice ot suit wa
Illed , but it wa.s bltuo learned that the com
munlcatlon containing the demand was neve
by Homo oversight presented to the bean
The only way lhat Ihe suit could have bee
heard al this term would have been by th
'board ' waiving tbo formality of n deniam
'but ' this It was not prepared to do.
Ab the mittcr now btandu nothing furthc
can bo done in the case until the Marc
term , when a now suit will haxo to be com
menccd The amount thai Casady sues fa
is $ S,320
Talking of the High school site conlrovcrs
jeetorday President S'ms ' snlil thai If th
ijuiatloii was not setllcd sallafactory bcfor
very long , ho would he In favor of deferrln
all further action until the spring olecllor
when the mailer could be left lo the voier
to decide . He said bo would be in favor c
submitting two propositions In Ihe people
lirst , whether the money derived from th
proceeds ot the sale of the bonds now bin
Idle In the bank should be used lo lake u
Iho bonds again or , second , whether th
money should bo used to lower the prcsou
High school building and build an additlo
to It He said he did not bellexo the boar
would ever be permitted to build Ihc schoc
on thu HulUrd property , hut ns far as h
know tbe board did not contemplate takln
any furlhcr action In the matter until tb
regular meeting next month
Thill ! N Milllh Will Win ,
Congressman Smith McPherson ot Re
Oal. wag lu the city yestcrduy. On beln
a-kcJ as to Judge Walter I Smith's chance
ot bc-uring the federal Judgeship made va
cam by the death of Judge WooUou be said
' 1 am tif the opinion that Judge Sirtlth
k.uM < es arc of tbo best , and 1 shall bo vcr
dlFfappolntcd If ho docs nol obtain Ihc ap
pointment. There can bo no question raised
as lo Judge Smith's ability or character ,
and I do not see that there can be any rea-
POM why ho should not bo appointed. The
appointment has to come lo this part ot the
state. The eastern part of the state has had
It ever since the federal Judiciary was or
ganized In Iowa forty-fix o years ago. When
Iccvlng Washington for the holidays I was
giver , to understand that the mailer of ihls
appointment will bo taken up and probably
disposed of shortly after Iho roltirn of Ihc
members ot congicss from Ihc Christmas va
cation. "
llonril of liixiiiiKy CnintnlNNlonrrn ,
The Board of Insanity Commissioners mcl
yesterday and In addition to making a num-
bpr of orders In different cases put In n
busy day preparing Its annual report , whlcl :
has lo bo presented to the Hoard ot Counts
Supervisors at the January session.
Harry Dye , who lasl summer was com-
milled lo Iho State Insane sylum at ClarInda -
Inda , was ordered released on paro'lc. Hi
xx 111 bo taken In charge by his uncle , Hoyn
D. Amy , who has filed a bond In the sun
of $2,000. Harry Dye Is one ot the helrt
of the late Mrs. Amy of Fifth avenue. Thli
action of the commissioners sanctioned
by the Stale Bonrd of Control.
Mile Miller was ordered committed to St
Bernard's hoepllal lemporarlly for observa
tion. Miss Miller was ordered discharged
from Clarlnda on December 21 and placce
In the care of her relatives. A new In
formation , charging her with being men
tally deranged , uns Illed xvlth the bean
yesterday and after an Investigation thi
order committing her for the tlmo beln !
lo St. Dornard'e hospllal was made
The work conncclod with Ihe preparatior
of the report is tedious and lengthy nnc
necojsltales Ihe employment by the bean
of a stenographer.
Another Injunction IMNIIPI | .
The Omaha & Council Railway and Ilrldgi
company obtained from Judge Aylesvvortl
of the superior rourt jestcrday a tcmporar ;
injunction restraining tbo Omaha , Councl
Bluffs & Suburban Hallway company fron
interfering with Its Iracks or right of wa ;
over nnd along Slxtecnlh street or from 10
moving or Interfering with Its tracks lab
upor Sixteenth street , especially nt tin
Junction of the strecl and Avenue C or fron
nlteraptlng to put In crossings. The oh
molor company has a branch line runnlni
from Broadway lo Union Driving park am
the suit , it is said , Is merely brought as i
piccautlonary measure to compel the nev
company to enter Into crossing contract
and ngreemenls before it lays Its rails acroe :
IheIracks on Avcnuo C. Work on Ihe nev
motor company's line Is nearly complete !
as far as Sixteenth street on Avenue C.
Will Meet In MliiiicniiollK.
DE8 MOINES , Dec. 28 The Westeri
Surgical and Gynecological associallon
comprising the slales of Illinois , Wisconsin
Minnesota. Missouri , Indiana , Iowa am
Kansas , concluded today by elecling C
Beverly Campbell of St Joseph , Mo. , prcsl
dent ; A. C. Bernajs of St. Louis , vice pros !
dent ; J. U. Hollow bush of Rock Island , 111.
second vice president ; George II. Slmmoni
of Chicago , secretary tieasurcr. The exccu
live board conslsls of Dr. Crow ell of Kansai
Cily , Lewis Schooler of Des Moines , Dr
Prenllss of Omaha and Di. Mooie of Min
neapolis. The next meeting xvlll be held h
Minneapolis in 1000.
Ion a ftcwM 7otN. .
nmmetsburff Is another Iowa lown whlcl
wants n alalc normal school.
The volors of Oskaloosa ilofealed a propo
slllon to grant a twonty-tlve-year frnnchls
to a water eompany ,
The saloon petition tiled in Sac count'
has been huld by the Board ot Supervisor
to contain an Insufficient number of namef
Jlirs Mary Hrown of Jefferson , aged H
was accidentally shot by her lltlle brother
U is thought she will lose one of her eye
S. D. Comford , aged 7S > cais , died at hi
homo near Aftoii. lie was one of the Hrs
men to engage In raising small fruit in i
commercial way In western Iowa.
The city marshal at Sidney raided
place In which he suspected gambling wa
being carried on. Ho found a number o
men In the place and also a large quantll1
of ehips.
Search warrants were sworn out for th
express officesIn Gutlnlo county for pack
age-H of liquor which were believed to hav
bten shipped In eonlraiy lo law. Th
search resulted In the finding of over 1C
packages consigned to various paitlcs.
DEATH RECORD ,
.M. A. I llton.
M A. Upton , who was formerly a proml
nent factor In the upbuilding of Omaha am
South Omaha , died Thursday afternoon a
his homo , 2424 South Twenlleth slreel fror
a complication of diseases. His Illness wa
first noted as serious about a week ago.
Mr. Upton was 52 years of age. Ho cam
to Omaha about 1882 , nnd was n promlnen
figure in Ihe early hlslry of South Oraahi
packing Industry. He was associated will
Messrs. Paxton and Kountze , and xvas secre
lory of the Soulh Omaha Land cctnpany
Leaving Omaha afler Ihe packing house
had reached prominence , bo went to Short
dan , Wyo. , and was secretary of a land com
pany there. Two years ago he left Sherl
dan and returned to Omaha , where ho con
tinued to reside. Ho leaves a wldoxv am
three children. Deceased was a charter mem
her of the Omaha Ellis , and was also a mem
her of U. S. Grant Post , Grand Army of th
Republic. The funeral arrangements wll
bo announced later.
I'ormcr I'rc'inlrr ofnlnl. .
DURBAN , Natal , Wednesday , Dec. 27-r
Harry Kscombe , formerly premier of Natal
died suddenly on the streel Ihls afternoon.
Rl. Hon. Harry nucombo xvas born n
Notllnghlll , London , England , In ISIS. Hi
entered the legislative council of Natal li
1S72 , was created altorney general In 189 ;
and later became prime minister of thi
colony. Ho xvas Ihe commander of Iho Nala
naxal volunlccrs , with the relative rank o
lieutenant colonel In the volunteer force.
Mrx , .lumen Mi-Mullen ,
SIDNEY , Neb , Dec 28 ( Special Telo
j gram ) Mrs. Ellen McAleese McMullen
ago 31 , wife of James McMullen , n pronil
nent giocery unerclmtit of this city , dlci
here this evening after a very abort Illnoee
Deceased leaves five small children and i
husband. She was a member of the Hojti
Neighbors' camp of this city.
Mriiilivr of Territorial Aknoiulil > ,
NEBRASKA CITY. Neb. , Dec. 28. ( Spc
clal ) George F. Lee , one of the best knoni
farmers In Otoe county and a pioneer real
' dent of this section , died yesterday at hi
home , nine miles southeast of this city. U
! was 70 > cais ot age. He ueltled in Oto
I counly in It > u6 In 1859 ho was a mcmbe
of tbo Teirllorial assembly.
cr lo 'ScllicrliiiulH ,
ST PAUL , Dec. 28. Charles R Pike dlei
i late lasl night at his residence In this city
I Mr Pike was born In Calais , Mex , April 1C
1S1C Ho was United Stales minister lo tb <
Ne-lherUnds during Ihe civil war.
\ > i | > cnl < o llaiiUruptcj Con it ,
NICW YOIIK , DPO 28 A petition In bank
rupte-y has tx-en Hied by Russell Dart jr
formerly a partner In the Insolvent llrm o
Clark , lUdillffc & Co He Kivca lil.-f Ha
bllitleii ami also those of the bankrupt Urn
at $ ! 1,033 , no assc-t.s. The debts , whlcl
moHtly consist of money borrowJ sinci
liviS from national banks , are ringed at
net u red claims to thu amount of JKC.HO am
UIIHC ureil c alms of tTlk.MJ
A petition In lKinkruplc > In a been llleO b :
Frank J Ferrtll contnctlne KBS ar <
hteumtlUer , Inabilities , ? 1 ,171. a fails , $52 ,
W * 4
IOWA 1EACI1EI1S IN SESSION
Twelve Hundred Pethsroenos Present nt the
Second Day's ' Meeting.
INTEREST MANIFEST ! D ON ALL SIDES
I'ouroiiiuil School * nnil f itiiiilMiir )
Diliicnllon lli'iMiiiinifiiilfil lij the
Co in in I Urc on l.fn
( ieiiernl limn > .
IK3 MOINES. Dec. 2S At the scconi
day's session of the Iowa State Teachers
association 1,200 naimw wcro enrolled Tlu
committee on legislation reported , rcconv
mending the cslabllshmcnt of four now
normal schools In the state , and more 1
noccesarj The committee favors comput-
sory education and larger appropriation !
for the educational Institutions.
The forenoon session was devoted to th <
discussion of the better educational condl-
lions In Iowa by President MacLean of low !
City , Judge Dccmcr of lied Oak and Prof
A. F. Stuart of Ottumwa. "Hural Schools'
were treated by Prof. Colgroxe of Ccdai
Falls , A. U. Sale of Mason City. Hcnr ;
Sabln ot Des Molncs and Ira 1 * . Clark o
Corning.
Mural Hoisted spoke at the audltorlun
this evening on "Dcwcy , Manila and th <
Philippines "
TO REORGANIZE HARPER BROS
Committee of l'l\e \iiolnt | < Ml nt In
Mtitncc of CreilltoiH to 1'ri'imrc
nnil hiibmlt n I'lnii.
NEW YORK , Dec 28 At the Instance o
creditors whoso claims aggregate nearl ;
halt Ihe entire Indebtedness ot Harper iS
Bros , n committee of fhe , of which Alex
under K , Orr Is chairman , has undertake !
lo prepare nnd eubmlt to creditors a plan o
reorganization.
Picliminary to this task the connnlttci
hnH prepared a statement of facts in whicl
It is net up that the total liabilities o
Haiper & Bros , on December 14 , 1899 , wer. .
$3,083,000 , diminished since the dale namei
by the turning o\cr of $150,000 of bonda
which leaves a total indebtedness of $2,993 ,
000. The secured Indebtedness is $1,001 000
consisting ot notes , an open account nnd t
mortgage of $0,000 , secured by bonds am
real cstalc. The unsecured indcbtednes
comprises commercial paper and open ac
counts.
In 1890 Iho corporallon mortgaged Iti
property to secure $3,000,000 of G per cen
100- > ear gold bonds. Of this amount $2,045 ,
000 elands as collaleral , .is referred to. Tin
remainder of the issued bonds , $355,000 , an
outstanding nnd controlled by the commit
tco for the purpose of reorganization. Thi
meeting icpresenled by the bonds covers al
the property of the corporation except stocl
on hand , bills receivable , supplies and casl
on hand. Omlltlng the asset of good xvil
nnd plates , estimated at $900,000 value , am
deducting the bond nnfi mortgage , $094,001
remains against the outstanding bonded Indebtedness -
dobtedness of $2,045,00(1 ( , or 20 per cent o
their par value.
The estimated net available assets , no
covered by mortgage , lo meet unsecurei
claims , are substantially $442,007. The nei
liabilities In excess of bonded indebtedness
is placed at $1,902,012 , and comprises bill :
payable , general creditors , manuscripts , ad
vertising nnd unexpired subscriptions , leav
ing net available assets equal to 22.5 pel
cent of net available liabilities , exclusive o
cost of receivership and liquidation.
The committee regards the above estimate
of vnlno ot assets , except as n going concern -
corn , to bo very excessive. Wherefore , tin
commltleo concludes , if the corporation 1 <
not continued as a going concern , the unse
cured creditors would receive neiy smal
percentage of the par value of their claims
Little , if any , relief Is anticipated foi
creditors from indorsements of commeicla
paper sold by the corporation nnd held now
as unsecured claims. The statement I1
made by the commltlee lhat under thi
direction of M Harvey , agent of tin
trustee and receiver now In charge o
the propertj , operallng expenses have beei
reduced to $20,000 per month , equivalent ti
a saving of Interest on $5,000,000 Mr. Har
vey has reported to the committee that tin
tola ! loss lo the business during the firs
eight months of the present year was near ! ;
$400,000 , but that owing to retrenchment
referred lo , ho Is cerlnln Hut the corpora
lion Is now earning Its operating expenses
Mr. Harvey believes that with proper man
agement , free from custody of Iho courls
Ihe business can earn In 1900 about $100OOi
above operating expenses ,
The coramitlce , Ibeieforo , locommonds litho
the creditors that the business bo continue !
under strong [ jingle-handed conlrol. Tin
commlllec has assurances from the holdori
ot practically all the bonds that with thi
concuircnco of the unsecured credllors con
tlnuanco may be had upon a sound financla
basin. The plan for the final readjustmen
ot Ihc corpornllon'B affairs Is now in prep
aiatlon and will be duly submitted to thi
creditors ,
TRAVELING MEN IN SESSIOK
W. I' . MlU-h.-ll of limn nnil i : . 13
llruiiof NeliriiHlui A\Vrt *
ji < -i-U-d Vlei- l > rtNlilcnN.
CHICAGO , Dec. 28 Tha annual rnectlnj
of the NoithvYcstern Traveling Men's nsso
elation was held at the Tiemont house , whet
the following ofllcers vveio elected. Presi
dent , Willis Young. Among the vice presi
dents were : W F. Mitchell , Iowa , W. I ,
Day , Missouri ; M. S Van Deuecn , Kansas
O. II Mcrs , Colorado ; H. K. Hruce , No
brnska , J C. Sheldon , South Dakota ; W. II
Clelland , AVjomlng , Fecrctary and treas
urcr , D K. Clink ; board of directors , H A
Sco\el , ( Jeorgo W. llnllcy , GeorgeM. . Pen
noor , William It. White , H. C. Towelre ,
A complimentary "hinokor" and enter
tainmciu was ghen by the asEoclallon lo
nlghl al the Tiemont house. I ) . K. Clink
secretary an 1 tieanurcr , presided as maslci
of ceremonies.
President Willis Young delivered the ad
drees of welcome and was followed b ]
Samuel Pike ami eovctal other memben
with short speeches.
HIT BACK AT GLUCOSE TRUS1
\V iKili'NiiliJioiciH AnI'roliMlliu
AlflllllkllMlli lllll < - | Of ClINll
| ) | NC < IIIIII | iiiiil dualniilri- ,
CHICAGO , Dec. 28 A special meeting o
the Wholesale Grocers' astoclallon called b :
Presldeiil Leu was held here loday lo tak
action on the alleged hostlln position tovvan
jobbers UBUumcd by Iho Glucose Syrup Re
fining company , known as the Glucose trust
Ilcprcscnlallvcs of many of Iho larges
wholesale erocerj hoiiaea In Iho wesl nm
south were present when Iho meeting cam
to order The cause of the action on tin
part of the wholesalers was a circular Ibeuci
by Iho Glucose company a > ear ago nollf > ini
the jobbers ihal Iho cash discount would b
abolished and the guaranlert of goods with
drawn after January 1 1000 The whole
Balers declare they luld iberaselvca respon
slblo lo the retailer i for the condition
of the 8)rup and other goods eolil and the ;
expect tie same con"ldpratlon frooi Ibi
oianufarturcrs. A vlgorfus protect agalus
the action of the Olucoso company will he
nndp before the whole alcrs submit to the
order
NOT A DOLLAR-OR CREDITORS
All Si-t'iirltlcn 1'oNKrixliiKnliii * 1'ut
I 11 UN C olliitcrnl for
I. on Hi ,
PHILADELPHIA , Dec 2S The commit-
tco appointed by creditors to Investigate the
accounts of Stahl & Straub , broker * , whc
failed November 2ti , report that not a dollar's
worth of available resources were found. The
total liabilities amount to $1,221,308 nnd the
total assets $927ITS , leivlng a deficiency ol
$293,830. Thcso figures mean that creditors
the hanks only cxceptcd , can ne\cr hope tc
reall7o a dollar on the amounts due them
The statement shows that there Is $833,94.
duo to banks nnd that the amount Is EC-
cured to the loanere by slocks and bondi
valued at $ ! > 61,4u7. The result will ho thai
e\cry dollar of these securities , tluniRh there
Is a surplus of $27,513 , will be wiped out
In settling the accounts duo to banks.
There Is $ .187,364 duo depositors am
customers. There Is $00.021 $ left to pay this
amount , which makes the losses to be sua
tnlned by Individual customers and do
posllora with the llrm of Stnhl & Straul
amount to $321,343. according to the flrm'i
books John M Straub , the Junior meinbe ;
of the firm , Is under bonds on the charge o
embezzlement. Ills partner , Mr. Stahl , li
winning , and a warrant has been Issued to ;
his arrest. In an Interview Mr. Straul
said. "One month ago I believed mjeclf i
wealthy maw. I thought that I was one o
ths partners In n remarkably successful am
highly lespectcd firm. Today I am worsi
than a pauper instead of a fortune , 1 an
Involved In debt beyond any apparen
possibility of c\er getting out. My firm li
worse than bankrupt nnd ny partner hai
fled. Thp curses of scores of people arc beIng
Ing heaped upon my head. "
Judge McPhcrexm In the United Stales dls
trlct court today appointed Frank M Craw ,
ford receiver for Stahl & Straub , living tin
sccuilty at $ n,000. Counsel for the creditors
nuked for a restraining order to prevent tin
transfer of securities nnd to have the flrn
adjudicated involuntary bankrupts. Charlei
It , Vellum , the expert accountant In chargi
of the brokers' books , said at a meeting o
the creditors today
"This la the cleanest case of looting I ha\ <
met w Ith In thirty years. "
An official nt the banking rooms said today
In referring to Stahl's methods-
"Ho ran three separate accounts on securi
ties In the care of the llrm , pijlng Intcresl
on slocks , dividends on Ihc tame stocks am
fUrlher Inlcrcst from the firm , and thla wai
apparently ono of his ways of blinding the
ejes of his partner. Some one emptied thi
safe , tlut Is evident. The next thing to flui
out Is who carried off the goods. "
The heaviest creditor Is Frank M Craw
ford , the receiver , in the sum of $08,000.
FORGIVES WOULD-BE SLAYER
Mlnwnnrl Mnn Shut l > j llln Ilrotliet
Shaken IlnnilHwith Him
t the Trinl.
MAUYVILLE , Mo , Dee. 28 ( Special.- )
Jcsse Lindsay , who shot his brother , Tom ,
at the homo of their brother-in-law' , Joe
( Ycagcr , a few miles southwest of Mary-
I vlllc November 22 , had his preliminary
! examination this afternoon and was held
for Investigation by the grand jury. The
cbargo againat him is assault with Intent
to kill. Tom Lindsay is still very weak , ami
has about thirty buckshot In his body , the
ph > slclans say. The brothers had not.mol
since the shooting , but when Jesse vvat
brought In they shook hands cordially.
\voiiii ) .SKATIM ; iincoims IIUOKUY.
Normal HnpUp of IliilliKalc , > . I ) . , I.oiv-
rrM IlcenrilH "t Mlnm-iipoll.N.
LIB , Dec. 28 The fastest
ever done In the xxorld for half a
mile nnd a qunrler mile a stralghl-awny
course , was accomplished today on Lake
Minnptonka , near this cily. Norvtil Uaplle
of Hathgate N D , loweied the fiunrter-
mlle of 31V seconds , made by John B. John
son , to 23 l-o secondB
After u re-st of txventv minutes Daptlc
started for th half-mile record of Jop Don
ahue of New York and Olaf Budd of Slln.
| neapollH nnd lowered It from 1 V > 2-5 to
| 1002-G The records nre ofllclal nnd made
under the auspices1 of the L'xce-lslor Ice
Yncbt club
HoMiiltN nn < lnIliiniiliii ; TrnrUn ,
NI\V OHLIANS : , Dec 27.-Rpsuits :
First race , six furlongs , belling Tortugas
won , MonsoHolT second. Old Fox third
Time J 17
Second rncp , live furlongs , sellingInlook
won Lavegti becond , Kl Heno third. Time
1 03K ,
Third race , one nnd one-elgliths miles ,
selling' Donna Rlln won. Admetus second ,
Babe Fields third Time. 1 5SV
Fourth race one mile , handicap : Mlns
Mao Day won , Jolly Roger second , Dejo
third Time : 1-43'i
rifth r.ice. Fix furlongs , belling : Agltalor
won. Little Billy second , Wiitcr Great third
Time. l-iG
SAN FRANCISCO , Dec 23 Weather clear
and track fast. Oakland results :
First race , six furlongs , for maiden 2-year-
old , purfo1 Billy Moore won , Coming L'vont
second , Radwafd third Time : 1:13. :
Second lace , Futurity course , selling.
Rosalbra won. San Matco second , Jlnglo
Jingle third Time : 1.10V4.
Third , llvo fiirlongR , for 2-yenr-olds , sell
ing : Southern Girl won , Ramboulla second ,
Gnsele Fny third Tlmo : 1-00
Fourth racP. ono and1 one-eighth miles ,
soiling : Potento won Topmast he-cond ,
Rbslminto third. Time : 1 GJ'i.
Flflli race , one mile , puise : Lothian won ,
RoFormondo becond , Tlmemaker Iblrd
Time : 1.394.
Sixth nice , seven furlongs , free handicap :
Yollovv Tall won. Marcato second , Ollnllius
third. Time : 1.26
lllllllNV lilt * Mll > . .IlllllNNO < ! lnllOll ,
LOUISVILLI3 , Ky. Dec 23A movement
is on foot which may bilng about a change
In tlm oxxwr.shlp of tbo LoulHxillo bahp
ball clul within a day or Iwo nnd may land
the team In the American association I
P. Whitesldes , n local bublnr H man ImH
inked for nnd been given the terms on
which the presonl owners xvlll dlxpose of
what remaliiH of tlio t'oloncls Ho IH re
ceiving encouragement fiorn the promoters
of the new American n 8oolatlon , having
rroelvpd coTnmiinloutlons from Von der A he
ami Al Hplnk of SI Louie , expresHlng ,1 dc-
hli to have LoulkvllUi In thu ussoclatlan
< lrult ( A tntellng xv'H bo bold lomorrow
nlghl \ > y men Intirohted In the sport , ut
w hlili nn effort xvlll bo made to form J
Hymllo.ito to jiuroliuse Ihe club.
Iliill III Culm.
Ni\V ORLHANS , DPP -Abner Powell
Hailed by Uio Morgan line Htcaincr tblx
morning for Cuba with ,1 team of b isi > ball
playern They xvlll npend a month In
Jlimum nnd Mntan/ns Among IMP playcrn
weri' ( lOiidlng , Kansas Cltj ; Chllds I'lilla-
delphla , Htelnfuldt , Cincinnati , und ML.
Allister , St. Louis
( liio-naii ( ilvi'H Dominion ,
MIL\VAUIviiJ , Dec 2H Perry QiiPcnan
of Mllvvaukro and Jack Hudson of t'hluiKo
met In a ulx-round go lieforo tbo Badge i
Athletic club tonight , tbn ilcclhluii it Iho
end of the bout being glv < n to Quit nan
amid ypllK of disapproval from the Bpt-t tu
tors The lighting wan hard throughout
Vlllc Will * ut HiiHKH Illlll.
PITTSHUHO. Dec -Yale rnnllv do-
ftMtnl Wentc-rn uulvorslty of Pennsj Unnlii
at H.iHkei ball in Old ( H\ bull tonight Thu
Hnal c oie was Y lie JCVtbtprn iinlxrr-
bil > 10 The \Vp tern unHcrifitj liu lent
ttum work , Yale plu > Ing nil around Hum
In ihl respect
Ciiiitliiiii * .Slieniuiril'H Simpc'iiHlnii ,
Ni\V ORLEANS , UPC 2S-ln tlm case of
A J Wallace , Jockey It Hheppard and thu
hurno George L"e , suspended on December
U. the stewards have decided , lifter an
extended Investipitlon , to continue the BUB-
pension Indefinite ! }
Mr . \\iiiilliur > I'lllfil for ( ( lll
BOSTON , Dec 2S Mrs Josophono Wood-
bur ) xvns adjudged gtillt > of < ontempt of
( Otin to Judge Braley In the superior touir
here today in connection with thp < Jf
toroughl ngalnsl her by Mrs Marj l > ld > ,
head of the Chrlntian Science cburib for
alleged criminal libel Mrs Woodburv w ia
lined } JO w-hlr-h she puld Thi alleged on-
tomrn consisted in making public through a
Bonto'i nowpnt > er tbo Hiibat m < of her
illlurutton in the suli agnlnai Mr I'J y
nnd 'n < auH'njr 10 bo published ir'iln
HtatemcntD aboui the < UKC or lo xulimlttlng
to IntcrvlrwH wherein sne mud" if-rt "In
HIMIMlfTft IPi ; lllPTtt'il III I PIM1
JHSLHSTOASKHIGHIiKWAdhS
Djlogntcs from D.atrict Organisitions in
Secret Session nt Indianapolis ,
DEMAND PROBABLY BE MADE VERY SOON
of siiiiitiiil.ln. I'll. , n rnmU-
iilc for rn-MliIcnl of I nllcil Mini-
WorUcrnunlniit Mlti'licll
UNO IIMM Opposition.
IN'DIAXAPOMS , Ind . Dec. 2S Dclejales
from all Iho district oiganlrnllons ot the
United Mine Workers are still here In secret
session nnd It Is now believed the meeting
Is for the purpose of making a general de
mand for Increased wages lo be backed up
by Iho cnllro organisation it is gl\on out
th.il It Is only to arrange for Ihp national
convention.
A man well up In labor circles jestcrday
Hold the meeting had no doubt been called
for the purpose of arranging for n demand
for higher wages , which will be nndp afiei
Jnnunrj 1. That this demand will bo made
Is nn open fcubjcct and the objoch of this
mooting is no doubt for the purpose of mak
ing nnangements ncccssaiy. In event the
demand should he enforced by a strike.
In nn Interview jestcrday afternoon Mr
Mllchcll would neither confirm nor deny this
report nnd nnsweicd thai all of Ihe dele-
gales had agrfcd lo preserve filleiH-o ns lo
Iho object of the meeting The persistence
with which he evades direct answers to all
questions proves that there Is Home-thing of
Importance on
Al the national convention of the United
Mlno Workers of America , which meets hen-
January 15 , theio will bo .x cnn < Mdale
against John Mitchell for president , \llles
Dailgherty of Shamnkln , IM , Is Ihe man
There nro several candidates In the Held foi
vlco president , among them John P Keeoe
of Albln , la , who v\.is Impilboncd at Tort
Scotl , Kan. , loccnlly for contempt of i-ouit
Secretary Plerco will find the opposition
In the person of W. J Short of Knights
ville , Ind. There are scores of candidates
for mumbershlp In the excc.utl\o board and
for the audlloiHhlp nnd other offices Under
the iiilcB of the order all candidates inusl
bo known nnd their names sent two weeku
in advance to every local ordei , which In
structs KB delegation how toote in ( "in
vention. Dy Ibis means electioneering Is
avoided and Iho delegates simply follow In-
slructionH.
I1KAKIL , Ind , Dec. 28. A call has been
Issued for nieelings of Ihe miners of the
Illock coal district to meet heio January 3
lo select seven delegales lo the national
convention at Indianapolis. There will bo
n demand for a most substantial increase in
Ihc pilco of mining.
An effort has boon made lo ascertain the
feeling of the 1,000 miners in this Held ns to
the amount of increase to be demanded , and
the figures inn from 15 to 21 tents a ton ,
which would add oxer 25 per cenl to the
prices now paid In tills field. The operalors
know lhat this increase will be demanded
and they asseit that they aio willing to pay
any reasonable amount , -providing that they
are assured that a proportionate Increase
will bo made in all Iho competing dlstricU
BOUTELLE'S MIND AFFECTED
HvfiiNiil of I'lUnlc "niilliirliini < o TiiUe
Him IiiillonlfH Coiidlllon
Is ht-iloiiH.
NEW YORK. Dec. 28 A bpecial to the
World from Boston says. Congressman
Boutello Is nowin the McLean Hospital for
Insanoal Waxorley , seven miles out ot Bos-
ion. When he was brought to Boston last
Monday night It xvas the Intcnlion ot the
attending physicians to place him In the
Channlng sanitarium nt Brooklyn , a prlvatu
Inslllulloii. He was refused admittance
there , the Inference being that his case was
a moro debperato ono than the managers
cared to bo responsible for. From a tboi-
oughly reliable source It Is reported that
the congressman is suffering from paresis
BOSTON , Dee. 2S. No information could
bo gained today at Iho McLean asylum In
Wavcrluy. lo which Congresaman C A Don-
lelle of Bangor had been laken for ireal-
roenl. E. P Boulclle , brolber ot Ihe con-
gicegman , admitted that the latlci was at
the Instilutlon , and , while refraining fiom
disclosing Ihe exact nature of his brother a
dUPiuip , said thai the pitlcnl hid been talon
to Ihe McLean asylum as his symptoms were
buch as called foi Ihc mct > t bklllful ireat
mcnl. A rumor gained currency duting the
da > thai Iho congressman was dead , but 13
P. Boutello denied It. Ho said "There is
ictlly nothing in my bi other's condition
xvhlch would Indicate that his Illness Is
fatal "
Dr. Daniel A. Robinson , the Boutello fani
11 / physician , Is xvlth Iho congressman and
ho will remain for Ihe present.
Wlillo the officials of the McLean hospital
are extremely reticent in giving details of
Iho condition ot Representative Boutelle It
was said tonight that Mr. Boulello bad
passed n very comfortnblo day and that ho
was not considered In any Immediate dan
ger.
ger.A relative of Mr. Boutcllo'B IB quoted as
baying lhat Iho Jailer's trouble IH conges
tion of the brain , the result of continued
strain und overwork In connection with his
ofllclal duties. His condition piovlou.s to
his removal to the hospllal was such thai nt
11 inn , ho became dclliinus , and at tlmc.s
dltllcult to keep under control.
It wnti decided to place him In an Insti
tution \\horo ho could reecho Iho best pos
sible treatment , and McLean hospital was
selected. The lelatlvo above mentioned cx-
prcFscd Iho belief Ibat with skillful treat
ment nnd the rest assured nt tlio hospital
the patient will quickly recover and xvlll bo
able In the near future lo resume bin duties
al WiiHhlnglon.
GOLD SHIPMENTS TO EUROPE
irnl * nj TliiMM- Million UnU
Itirs To Mili | Coin ( lnl > .
N1JW YORK. Hoc. 2S. Wall street esti
mates of ne\t Saturday's ROM oitgngrinriitJ
p'ncn tlio Rinount < U $3,000,000. Superintendent -
ent MRKOII of HIP a * ny ofllce lins not > ct
broii Instructed to furnish birs for export at
leas tlmii unc-trntu ot 1 per cent premium ,
so nothing but coin , It Is thought , will l > n
shipped Muller , Schnll & Colll ship
$750,000 mid \ugust llclinant & . Co. $ .100 nee
Saturdaj's steoincrs. The. tllseiopnmv
between Wall street announcements of gold
m.gngnmMiU fol lasl Saturday's steamer nmt
tbo custom hoii'o reports of actual ship
ments was cleared up today when the papers
coxtrlng the ( loldman , Sachs K. Co. ship
ment of Jlf > f > 0,000 xvero Hied , Under the
regulations a Btc.inicr has four dijs after
clearance In whlth to tile a complete maul-
fcfcl , so tint the pipers eoxorlng an > K lit
tianfnctlon need not lie sent In until two or
Unco < la > s after the dnte of calling.
TriiiiNiinrl Tin-1nr hi Poll.
SAN I'KANriSi 0 , Hi , JsThe tuino-
poit Turtni at rived vrsiirdnv uftpr u run
of Iwi'iitx-nlnr diivs from M inlln and eight
een nnd a b ( If ilnxs from NiignHiikl It
bK'iisht a TI in noi ol tl't birgul soldlerH us
A Non-intoxicating
Malt hxtract that is
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BUILDS UP A DEPLETED SYSTEM.
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