TIIK OAIAII 11A1I.V HKK: I'XP W, ATT.TsT o, 1900.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MlMllt MBM'IOX.
Iavle kII pl?s.
"Mr. UII).' i-cent clear.
II. At. Leffert. optlelnn. ? B'wity.
Ons fixture unit Klobes tit Mxby'.
tluineler brer I HosnfeM. agent
Fine A U. C bee r. Neumnyer' hotel
Or, dteblienson. Wt rearl St. Tel. W
Schmidt' photos, new uml latest style.
Ymi itet the Wt dinners M the Vienna.
Itlley. best photoemt'her. Broadway
J. C. W. Woodward, architects. BS IWy.
W. B. I-wls selln monuments. 1 '"''
SJejentlflc optician at Wwlmun. W
Want!, plrl for iteneral houseworte. APP.y
) Oakland avenue. ,
CnmrwUn pictures and buttons. -. h.
Alexander & Co.. tlroadway.
Oct your work done at the popular haitie
laumlry. Til nroailway Phone
W. C. Kstep. undertaker. IVarl street.
Telephones: Olllce. 97. rosldence.
The uric of ns In Council Bluffy na
boea rtuel from Sl.75 l.i" to i
W. P. ttraff. undertaker and IWnel om-,
Imlmer. Il ?'iuth Main street, i-none
New and evonrt-Bnu nirnnmr, i
earwets. ami nmi ,;""i.?""
aAli
itev. and Mrs. Knox wilt rfve i
-armlriK' at the rectorv of rc hPl--
copal church on next Tnuri" !.
All frietHls are Invited.
ii v " I Harrln of Tabor, la., will
iyhe pulp "atVth irvlce today
t the Pirn Itaptlel chunh. The
WIU I
ocei
election of omcers and huJ' iPA ,
LLf:conKr,,sU,on HI H 1
at
owning
tKrii. the 3 month o'd baby .u,Rnt' ;)
.a . . - 1 Im lid
. .J...- ii i.,.i vMieMav inornlW. The
..i.v. nraiM. Thi',Mca"" cvmiimiri- bi ""'t i
fuiwrST will r held this aft.rr.iHm at
"lock from th residence and burial will
V In Kalrvlew cemetery.
The Dohany theater will open
with a rn.t famll matlnet' b the John
T. HUckman Comedy W.n.l
tienutlful ncenlo prodiu-tlon of The I-anit
of the Living It will be the rjvt tlm?
our theatergoers have had chanc to
witness this great Kugltsh melenlrama.
The funeral of Mrs J. H Hakir ho
dleii Priday a result of falling u.iwn
gtmlrs. will hel.l this morning at P
ocHKk from the residence of her fatht-r.
M Daughter. MP East Broadway. Inter
ment will be In Walnut Hill cemetery and
th services will be conducted by Hev L..
McKltteey.
The police ar looking for one JUymer.
wh has twn soliciting -niers for a leva I
photographer It is charged that he of
feml premiums for each order obtained,
which ho failed to deliver A woman who
nleil the oomvlalnt had bii-n promisiil a
hammock with a doaen ot photograph to
est IJ.". She receUeil the pictures, but
not the hammock
C A Tibblts. Ovlde Vlrii and J. J Keith,
aetegates from St. Alban s todge. and W . 11
la'wls. delegate from Concordia lodge, will
Jeve tomorniw to attend the $rand loitg
meeting of the Knights of Pythias of Iowa
at Waterloo, which opens Tuesday and
instil until Thursday They will I accom
panied by It. McCartney, delegate from
the lodee at Thurman. In
One of the best attractions at the Dohany
ths.t has appeared there for a long time
will be that of the Ue.tch Hower- min
strels, given at the theater this evening.
The company is an oxtraordlnarly strons
line and the program very clever through
out. The numerous specialties Introduced
during the performance are features that
make the attraction the more thoroughly
enjoyed.
Mr. Mary McCoy, aged years, died
yesterday noon at her home at 361 lienton
street, after an illness of four weeks. She
leaves six children, four dajghter ani
two sons. Funeral services will b held at
the residence tomorrow- morning at S:
o'clock, after which the remains will be
taken to Mount Pleasant, la., for burial
Mrs. McCoy was born April 6, lOi. in
Mount Pleasant.
N. Y. Tlumblng Co.. telephone !M.
Gravel roofing. A. II. Read. 541 Broadway.
ii Kt.t) to thi: niyriucT covut.
IIIrkIii nr.d lll second Wife Will
llmr to .turner the l.nn.
Michael J. Higgins and Rebecca M. Riley,
who became Higgins' wife last March, six
days after he had been granted a divorce in
Omaha from hts former wife. Maggie HIs
glns, were bound over yesterday morning
to await the action of the grand Jury oa
the charge of adultery, the offense being al-
l;ed to have been committed tn Ju:e of last I da;r algat were opposed to promoting Prof. CorlU. Mre. F. Hahn. Mr. J. C. Barhyte.
year. The charge was preferred by Mrs. Clifford explained their change of heart O. C. Browa. W. H. Frohart aad R. W. Gal
Hlggtns No. I. who threaten to have the .yesterday by saying that they did not ua- Ugher: the Seymour guards, champion
divorce now set astde. Neither of the de- 'demand that he was a candidate In the drilled uniformed guards la the west: the
feadaats were able to furnish the ball, regular sense of the word and that he Alpha Uniformed Concert band and many
which, la the woman's case, was fixed at 'would be content to remain as' principal , others too numerous to mention.
$ and In that of Higgins at I&oO. and they 0( ,ae High school if his salary was raised, j
were committed to the county Jail. The when they learned, however, from Prof, j Another Home Traders Iton,
vtHtot woman, for whom considerable sym- t Clifford himself that he was a regular ; A riot call was seat Into the police sta
pathy is felt ta her unfortunate position, j candidate and further that he had been tlo about 10 o'clock last nlsst from
was completely rrostrated when ordered Ijj to believe that he would be elected Twenty-first street and Broadway, where a
taken to Jail, aad the scene in the court j jn tBe event of Prof. Harden accepting bloody 2ght was said to te in progress ia
room was pitiable in the extreme. Tte 'tB oci Island appointment, they decided I Cornelius Jobansen's salooa. When the po-
crind lurr does cot convene until Sen- ,
temper.
Higgles for some time past has been work-1
Ins as foreman In the syrup renaery here,
He has a tittle daughter about years of
age by his first wife and a child by the
youag woman he married la this eity last
March.
Two mares, oae with colt, gentle. 5 years
oM. boy. broke dc-uble aad slagte. weight
50 and 1.1W. for sale at Bourtctus Music
House, oae ct tte largest plaao houses la
the west. S55 Broadway, where the orgaa
etajids upon tte building and where they
keep a complete line of mandolins, violtns.
guitars, talking machines, etc. Telephone
I
rli,
gts. colds.
HoweU's Antl-"Kawf cures roug
Wnmnn Dmnnril AVJillo llnthlni:.
Mrs. Charles Carlson, the wife of a la-
borer employed l- the Wloktaas brickyards.
was drowned last evening about o'clock
while bat&lDg in the river, la company
with her brother. George DoMldsoa. aad
brother-ta-Uw. Wlllum Carlson. Mr. Carl
oa west In bathing in the Missouri river
sear the riprapptng. She suddeely sunk
aa4 It t believed that she must have stepped
lata a hole. S'eiiaer the brother nor brother-in-law
was able to render her aay assist
aac. as she sever ros to the surface after
Ftakiag. The latter hastened to tw aad
rerorted the accident and a party was or
gaaJaed to go aad dive for the body. The
Carlsons live at Avestte M aad Teeth street.
I'p to a Ute hour last sight l-e body tad
cot bees recovered.
Davis sUs paint
Cismcawea!: t'-ccn? ctgar
EVERY DAY
AT
HAMILTON
SHOE STORE
FARM LOANS
''fti?-!4 il?mhV "'?-
ASIC IQaV WftXSPA .ilait li
tr Ma t ac -l P "
linilCV Tfl I flAil n Cit"
PlUllla 1 I U LU All Property
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Savings Loan and Building Associate
Council BluSs, Iowa.
SB'
H
worn
BLUFFS.
CLIFFORD GETS THE PLACE
Principal of High School Elected to Succeed
Superintendent Hajden.
SCHOOL BOARD SETTLES THINGS QUICKLY
tppnreutl l'lrm Opposition Melt
it nd Anion l TnLen nt a Spr
otnl MrrthiK on tle
!clM'tloii.
At a epecial called meetlni; of the Board
of Education, hell early yesterday morning
In the private effleo of Member Stewart.
Href. Weeiey N. Clifford, principal of the
HUh school
was elected supcrlntendeat of
the city echcols,
tSi city ecncois. to suc.-eeu i roi. it. a. .
Hayden, who res I raid to accept (Be super
mteodency of the scr.cow at fiocx isunu.
111. Prof. P. K. Koen of toa City was
elected to the position cf principal of the
High school, to succeed Prof. Clifford.
KolVoulnc so close upon the heels of the
meeting of the board held Priday night.
" '
when a wajcrtty of the
themselves In favor of s
0 atnnrs urjiurm
going outeUe of the
ci:y for a superintendent
Prof. Clifford came as a
the election of
great surprMe to
" community. t.Birman itess ot tne)
. I
meeting, which waa hurriedly called to
gther by President Henry. Those present
wenr President Henry and Memberii Stew,
art. Sargent. Swalne and Cooper. Dr.
Macrae Is attending tho encampment of the
Plfty-llrst reslxeut. Iowa National guard.
at Ked Oak
full eense of the term The meeting wis
at once called and by the unanimous vote
of those present Prat. Clifford was elected
superintendent.
Prof. Clifford. a soon as elected, was asked
by the board It he hid anyone in mind
whom he desired to have appointed prin
cipal of the High school. He had and he
named Prof. P. E. Ecaicn. principal of the
High school at Iowa City. Although un
known to any member of the bard except
Member Cooper. Prof. Ensign was at ones
elected to the position. The member of tts
board present then adjourned after con
gratulating themselves that they had dis
posed of the matter In eo unanltneus a
manner.
Prof. Wesley N Clifford came to Coun
cil Bluffs two year ago from DesMolnes.
where he was principal of the West Ds
Moines High school. His work In the
High school here- has been most success
ful and he Is regarded as one of the very
best principals that this city has ever had.
Prof. Enstca is comparatively a young
man. He is a graduate of the State
university of Iowa and for the last three
years has been principal of the High school
at Iowa City. Prof. Clifford notlied him
by wire of his appointment and he tele
graphed back hts acceptance of the posi
tion. .Members Were Surprised
The
embers of the board were very i
i
cnrr.ir.l Wn. nti lliin.l . 7.1. j. t 7 V-. , , " ' cetlmated that this opinion, wnicn is """yj "c' was
., . 1 i . V . ii .w V'1'- BflthfJ" dM JvtXiet Vleo nor J. W- t0 ,h. -x-cutive council throuch ' ffcted through an upstairs window m the
Prof. Cl jtard had bi Scott, who instlgatcl the selsure. While J ,r ,h i,vMT win take , a'"'? department, and to get into the
county institute at Wlntereet. but at the nont. ct ,he!n ta wlnin 0 adBm ,. u a. , J"ta,r- . worn a fine plate glass window was
solicitation of his frier. Js returned yester- fr3,ly b(Uered that th!l! ads ta. Jn f e,, J . "roken. The eompaa - has offered a !5 "
day morning. On hi, arrival he at once aaJ that ta ropierlnlaff of t3c S8ods wi .1 Profitable of hi. state business. Acconl- Q P took lewnl tiaM d
n:tia..M President Henry and other mem- mutusllJ. aErtfJ upon M a comproallSf. A ? "7
bere, of the board that now that the po- Tho!C wao cUlsn 0 know tAy aola,DK fur. P r u ton the law t he state can on, Ua no a
eltloa of superlntend.nt was -open" he taer w, bo donr oa MUr slde. Tae aMr. printing done b the state printer as fot- . J a B
desired to be considered a candidate In the I. x.. a, .k. i. i. laws. Por lawj. Journals and reports. lu a""r'
much surprised and somewhat annoyed at , celebrated Council Bluffs Mandolin and
the proceedings of the secret session held ! Guitar club, corseting of W. Woodward.
Friday night leakleg out and Prof. Clifford's j C. A. Atkins. W. McPherscn. B. McCor
suddea election was due mainly to th m'.ck. Fred Searts: Jive little Puritan girls,
fact that they were afraid he would re- , Misses Lottcla Schurs. Leon Benner. Cora
sign as principal of the High school and Hitchcock. Emma Cat and Vera WI1-
ihus they would loe his servtces alto- ,
cether. Three of the members who Fsl
i to vote tor aim aau ma a?.
Oae of the members who voted fsr Prof,
-I Clifford said he did so under the peculiar I
t. o- Mm is.) riiJ ,a.
conditions that had arisen but he believed
It was establishing a bad precedent to
promote the principal of the High school
to the superlatendeaey whenever a va
cancy occurred, as it might tend to en
gender bad feeltag between these tw
officers.
Balloon ascension at Maaawa tcday by the
Murphy brothers.
P.KV.
W.ISIIIXttTON IS IX
JAIL.
Colored Treacher Who Kloped with
a Tent rnt to I'rUon.
Rev D. Washmetoa. the colored preacher.
charged by Rev. Ccraellus Reese, likewise a
ae(:ro esfcortr of tfc sop,. wUh M,.HB5
a tent, had his trial betorse justue r.i
jesterday agd on the evidence, which showed
; that Rese had paid for tae tent out
of his pocket, was found guilty and fined
14 and costs. The costs amounted to over
1 aad wtth the fia made more thaa Rev.
Washington aad hi followers were able to
pay. so the preacher had to go to jail ana
there toani out the penalty.
A large number of witnesses appeared ca
mortgaged the tent to secure funds to con-
Usee the work cf sprtadisg the joipel. Oae
wttaes who had gtves Rev. Re W ceats
toward defraying the cost of it teat
-laimed a interest la it which she said sie
tad trassferred to Rev. Washington aad
for this reason said he had a perfect right
o remove it to South Oaaia. Another
i'as who claimed to t a preacher aad
w:re a wtite tie aad boiled shirt, when
asked what hvs oocupatlos was. said "Well.
ct prcfess.oo ts ttat cf a minister ot tte
Lawn te'tecs, porch chairs, camp chairs
aal camp stools for sole or rent cc easy
terms Keller & Baad. 47 Broadway.
Mn.on ray thr Frelcht.
I John Shada. Bill Shadden aad Fraak
Mason, who became Involved la a bloody
fight ta Jotaasen't salcoa at Twenty-first
. street and Broadway rnday srgtt. were
, l UP hre Judge Ayleswcrth la police
I , . . .
I court yesterday mcrnisg aad a sorry Isok-
lag trio they were. They each bore marks
ta -rT tb,tr wollea
aad trotted almeat beyond nccgalticc Ja
Ssaddea o found to have been ianeceat
.of prpitatiag th row. tt tt otr t.
l w ere each fined (I) asd cctta. Tit laet
both sides and it developed that there, was insanity Commlsstoaers yesterday morning : 'ae i.- r. -a.c w-, X
a split of large dimension, la the church of, -on an taformatlo file-1 by his brother. ! rtyelsht Stourt MUs Emily Fraa-es BUacett of tat cry
which Rev Waahtagton aad Rev. Reese are ' Hermaa Scteel Th testimony showed that " ,u a author of , The ceremony was performed at the henv
ldig llchts. A wrtes of camp meetlags tte youag man's condition was dae to te . ,Ei5-' occurred yesterday, their mutual friead. Mrs. M .V. Lya-s
had b held here, at tte close of which j excessive use of cigarettes and he was com- ! T f3re occurred la I of 11 Peaasylvaala aveaue. Rev. Jtme,
Rev. Washington packed up the ten: aad ' mltted to the laae asylum at CUrtsda. He i - Tclag SpecUl police were swora . Mcr arlaad chelating.
v.. v..if n.iia There v -,.i v.m. rf.rr.rm.. ,r.. Prt.ir i. I la and the town was patrol! throughect Mrs. T. E. Cavtn. Mrs. G. A. Keeliae aad
mlrji vc. T urvatle- is thit of assist - ul '""J , -.v .... . . . v.
ErV. mi " I RoT. who was i' years of ag. lived wtth ia tar aad all cf tiem hav b!oBged Sioux C.ty
TvTcrt wL erow'ed ,1th t- col- wa-ls-Uw named Winkler aad was fouad i to we-al ty or promlceat ?:?! The rara Stewart Yeaawine of Brookfield. Mc ts
The court rcom was crowded lylth t-e col- ,.. At te . of Ccsgressats 3 P Dci:.Tr , -he firs: , vtsitiag tis graadmotter. Mrs. Drew tit,
crevt memsers oi tae congregation, tae ma-i - -- - . . . . ' . . , . . . , , . , ,
jor-ty cf whom seated to t ta sympathy ttre" .atlr of late ttat he to b i-irzl soma of them however. I city
w..v ,v, I v-ia UK IM. v-c i--.f-i ' ,
n-l costs were paid by Mason, who was the
wealthy toember of the crowd Laler In
the day Walter Mason, a brother of Prank
Mason, was arrested for complicity In the
.fracas, but was released on depositing 1 10
nd costs with Chief Albra.
Ufcby carriage, rope portieres and ham
mocks at Keller & Hand's. Ycu can own
either by paylnp (1 a week. 407 Uroud
way.
nOltlllNS' TALK WIS KOU HIM.
HI Stock of l.liUr Itetnrned nml
III Saloon Vnln Open,
The siloon war. so far as Charley Dob
bins Is 'concerned, is said to be at an end
and Dobblt-i' ealaon, which was closed last
Mondar evenlne :.'!ir thi rill an his stock
of liquor, was opened for business again '
yesterday afternoon. The stock of liquor of a mill In the state tax levy win prooaoiy
seized under the search warrant Issued i be effected by the executive council at its
from Justice Vln court ie said to be In meeting on .Monday. The present levy. In
Omaha now and Pobbtns opned up again eluding the one-tenth of a mill special for
ynsterday afternoon with an entirely brand the-State university, which is compelled by
new stock of rlrcwater and other drink- the legislature. Is S mills. The new levy
ables. ' will piotauly be 2.S mills, which will Include
T. J. Poiey rf Omaha claimed the owner-
4hlp f f ,ne ,,,ocV o( ij,,uor !o!loj rb. .
bla,. Ml(on rH!frdl. on
yeaterday morning, throuch I
Ms attorney. W. H. Ware of this city. e- J polled by the legislature. Keally. there
cured a writ of replevin from Judge AyK- , fere, the reduction, so far a the state ad-
wenn oi tne superior court, ice peuu n j
"y Attorney are tor roiej
and verlflel by Dobbins. As there wa I
some question as to whether a strck of ;
IWiuor seticd under a search warrant under
hiif ujuici m cuuiu ur riV't'i inru. av
writ was lusued for certain barrels. Jut.-.,
I... ... . . I . . I.... .......I t . 1 . U
Vtgs, tottlej and other articles. ArmeJ
,l ... c-r Mn-.tii whi-
......
pMcec,leJ ,0 uo West Uroadway. whre;real ostate not being assessed in uneven
Constable ;
Albert! had the liquor stored. The,
door was forced and White took poasfaiUn
of the stock, which was promptly loaded
late a wagan and hauled to Omaha, it is
said.
After the liquor had bocn remaved Con- .
stable Albertl was notlned that It had beeo
Ik a i. a A l.nj.. i I W . 1..
will come up before Justice Vlen Monday
morning. The replevin bond was signed ,
by Thomas Maioney
v i.l I
yesterday by - Doc" Long or hi, attorney. I
fi. It rtuMe hill lnr n.t Ihm h Si,! '
tn view fourteen saloons against which he
Intended proceeding as soon as his attorney
could get In al work. He denied that he
Is receiving any of the money put up by the
saloon keeper eerved with notice- of suit
to stop further proceeding,. He admitted,
however, that his attorney had a sliding
scale for these "settlements."
Ilalloon ascension at Manawa today by the
Murphy brothers.
Woodmen Kntertalnment.
The Woodmen of Council BluSs. council
camp No. 14. who have turned Thwplans
ad -Till present to the public next Tueeday
evening. August T. at Dohany theater "A
Night in Woodcraft" win impersonate the
following' characters and specialties: Miss
Myrtle Paul, prima densa, sweet ntghtlncale
soprano, tn vocal selections: Cal Maynard
the popula
ocolotlst: the Continent! I
Boys' quintet, in choir selections. Mlsa
Lottie Schurz. the charming voice ballaJ-
v . I 1 1 ------ i
1st. Messrs. ShaSerly and Carty. la aero
batlc feats par excellence: Miss Cora Hitch
cock and M. A. Brln, the hottest rag-
time coon specialty every produced: the
Ham,: salvation Army corps. Mrs. Frank
Hitchcock. Mia. A. C. Lane, Mrs. N. B
" arrives on tne scene tae saioon resem-
"led a shambles, bicod being ev,rywhere.
Shadden and Bill Shadden. his son.
were touac sireicnea out on tne coor Dieec-
lag from numerous wounds about the head.
said to have been laiicted by Fraak Ma.oa.
They were locked up and charged with
disturbing ihe peace,
..I .v. -
. . ... v. . ...
irui sin. .vae oi tae ponies wouiu
give aay explaaatloa of how the row cc -
eurred. A number of others believed to
j have been mixed up In the fight escaped
:
l
i -"cl-!
obi oi iac mc amr waea i:e ponce mase
pearance Masoa. when searched,
found to have upward of 110 on his
person. The men are horse traders aad the
Shaddens formerly lived la Crescent City
Balloon ascension at Maaawa to-lay by tte
Mcrphy brothers.
In.nne from Paper Pipe.
Gustav Scteel. a youag maa il years of
35f , Ja3 ot August Seheel. a farmer Uricg
three miles aorthwest of Avoca ta Shelby
county, waj brought before tte Board of
temptU to kill his SMther. While his case
. properly belosged to Shelby county, it was
1 with the consent of tte auditor of that
county that te wa brought here in order
, to save time a; It wis deemed expedient to
get htm to tte asylum as quickly as pos-
i stM.
Found nend In Hed.
who was armed with a tent pole. The three ,0W(J ,ater ta lhe ca:paIgn by Beetlns, u Miss Little of Kansas
?v0.7rr'vU.'3v,.0 V! CUr ,aU- 1 hwh some cf the most widely known so C1. . . -
stadiens had their njuries attended to by eU1Ut, of th. couotry ,-, the Wlkeru eBterulaed "'ormally
City Physician Jennings. v.,vi- ,vl ... r- A tr .. Wednesday evening for Mrs. Wells of Salt
C Of oner Treysor was called to East cf some crud aaiaiar. sort of "Jack, tie Messmore will aceooipaay ter cousia is fa.
Omaha yesterday mom lag to investigate the j Bars Burner." who is perforxisg his work j aa Davr on hsr retsra trip horn
death of Gustav Rentey. who wis thought with tasUnctive cleverness. A eertaia fact. Vlsceat McDermou left yesterday mora-
I v v.. .,- v... . nt..i ...i.ij, . t .v., -t , u v,rj vu. i-p fv- t xfi Tf'ii' visit with relatives :a
tad carried out his threat by twatiowiag
ports green.
Coroaer found netting to indicate ttat
death wis ize to aay bet natural causs
isl decKed that an iai;uest was oaaeces
sary. P.cmey leaves a wticw aad several
rrowa-up children.
Fall Oat Over a Tent.
Rev. Ccraellus Rees cf tils city 'has filed
aa lafenaatwa ta Justte
. , . .
i chargicg Rev D. VNash
tee Terrier's ccrt
lagton with tte
larceay cf a ttnt. Reese aad Wastisgtos
ar beta colored alsliters and tte test It
cc which wis ctd here to t4d revival
meetlnrt la. Rav. WistUrtec Is charted
with taktag tt teat to Scolh Omata. A
warrast hat been Issued for tis arrest.
MAY liFniTK TF TAX 1 FVl
Jl.W UIjIL . Ij J 1 1 Li li'lAlibl 4
Probable Besttlt of Meeting of Iowa's Ex-1
., ,
ecutive Council Monday.
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OPINION ON STATE PRINTING CONTRACT;
I
Annrnl It. Mnvrrll Cnsr Deolnred In-
I'll ii t lluttutiMt oplnl
Detuu-
irnt Will ('aiiiinlK
fhU WeeU.
DES MOINES. Aug. 4.--(SPeclal Tele-.
gram.) A reduction of at least two-tenths
the one-tenth mill university tax and a
oae-tenth mill epecial levy tor the agrlcul
tural college, both of which are now corn-
ministration is concerned win oe luree-
tentns oi a mm. or iv pr "i iruutuuu ;
The total Increase la assessed valuation of j
the property for I5r0 assessment made In .
lsw- Is only H7.T0C.000. which Is about 3
. . . . -. . . ... . ...... 1. 1 .-I
eest. it mie tne tax icij is ui-viwsvw
u per cent, the assessment Is Increased but
j ner cent. This 3 per it Increase Is
... ..t.. .n.i miinu.ii
ICttriJ U 11 I'Vl 7Vllll I'lVl'Ctl.' nMU IHI1.V.1 ..-
vears.
Illon nt Miite 1'rlntcr.
Attorney General Rentier today handed
j.. t,-i.nn ihm nil nf th
" ,.w ,.. y. ,,rtnj v.. m.
mlv wdf instead of by the state printer. '
- - -
that the state must buy by contract on
competitive bids all blanks, blank books.
recuru ivvim aau in laai t.ius ui worn
hlch the Most vnitMt to the sute
P"Oter.
The auditor's office at the state house
handles thousacds of blinks annually. All
Insurance and building and loan and bank
reports are made on large and costly blanks,
and this work has been done by the state
printer. Warrants are drawn and receipt
on warrants booked by the state printer
or by other persons through him. Occasion
ally a blank txok like those tor which the
printer and binder asked J 1.0)0 is wanted.
There are perhaps a hundred different
blanks used by the different offices. All of
these will now go to printers throughout
the state instead of to one printer in Des
Moines.
Slate Tnlies an Appeal.
An interesting legal point is involved in
the appeal taken by the state today In the
caie of the State against L. R. Maxwell.
Maxwell was arrested in Sioux Palls. S. D..
last tiv n n 1 1 it Aft t T f r r. n Vi n e
IZV. .77 " V - ' I
mi; ce soia a nuraoer oi typewriters lor tee
United States Typewriter and Supply com
paay and never turned in the money. He
was tried and acquitted, and now the state
appeals. Tte defense will maintain that
the appeal ts unconstitutional, as the con
stitution says a maa shall cot be tried
twice for the same offense. The state will
take the position that the supreme court
has a right to review the cas.
djutaat General Byers went to Red Oak
today to spend Sunday at thV encampment
of the Fifty-flrst Iowa regiment. Lieuten
ant Governor Milllman will review the reg
iment Tuesday.
The Elks' Building association of Council
Bluffs flled articles of incorporation to
day. The State Board of Health granted per
mits tor the sale aad use of a number of
gasoltne lamps today, including the Omaha
automatic gas lamp.
Cnlltnrnlnn in Open Cnnipnlcn
Job Harrlman from California, candidate
for vice presideat oa the social democratic
ticket, wtll cpen the campaiga for the party
tn Des Moiaes next Wednesday evening.
Iowa braach. No. 6. of the national organize-
i iu- uai.. o, v. . u . s.n
tion o the w, nave charse of the
wttng. Announcements of the meeting
, wera distributed tonicht it the meetinei
0j tte tradcs ual0!.s at tttlr Saturday night
, tln. This ownlcr sneech wUl b fol.
kiwkaBMtt. V x m, acv v v, v- V V . v, ill! ' I
9 v., ""iron, at Iowa college. Grinnell. and Eugene,
while Maoa was v n.Vj, . .
. ,. . . , i Decs, candidate for president on tVie
of assault with ia-I .,,,,.. ,,(.v..t
; socuus: ticket.
1 a xicht in Woodcraft
Snccial notice to th public at large: Par -
I ties now holding tickets for performance at
Dohany. August 7. must exctaage taem for
reserve seats at box office, which Is
30v
open.
FORT DODGE IS TERRORIZED
'
eenteen M?itrlu Tire Hare Oc-
cnrre.l Within Tiro Day. with
o Clue n. to Orlsln.
FORT DODGE. Ia.. Aug 4. (Special Tel-
egrim ) Fcrt Dodge was never so com -
pletely terrorised, by fire Seadi as it ia at
the entire airat. Tte first fire la tte mora-
lag occurred at s o'clock aad was it th
itoraec of tie John Guad Brtwiag coat-
piay. tie lecoz j w at the Springer bars.
The polke are worklai hard oa the mys
tery, but as yet la epite of the utmost
vuiiiac ao clue hi beea obtaised as to
tt tdestity of the firebugs. The theory
a ceceral is that the Ires are tie wor
1 a. . .. .a. . u. mm . I M00,.4 1 t CtftlY t t iVj -J
Make No Mistake....
Your teeth should have the best of care. If there is anvthinc
wrong with them do not postpone the time, bur go at once and
have them attended to.
GOOD TEUTH. SJ.OO. CItOWS WORK, COLD AAD ALLOT FILLING .T MOD
En ATE PBICU. EXTRACT IO PM.1I.R5S A.ND EASt.
DR. A. 0. MUDGE,
B3S3R0ADWAY Upstairs). COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ha- been fta'cl to the -arrho um '
ti-is.uess .-on.-ern a!icmp:s betas made :
burn out the Young anl the C Lauferweller
stores. Another heavy extra police force
has been swora In and will patrol the city
tonUht. The firemen are worn out by their
exertlcns ana tne norse are anm lor
O-lr the excellence of the Are company 1
,Ted lnc Cty (rom eBe of the sever
exertions and the horse are unfit for use.
has
Ity from one of the severest
eonaagratlor.e In the history of the state.
In addition to the epeclal police all cltliens
hT" 6n rn" ws,fh th"r n Pfem-
let this evening.
MIMIC WAll AT CAMP WAGMHt.
"rrZ"t neonu. x"t,on"1
HKD OAK, la.. Aug. 4. (fecial Tele-
gram.i-ine program ai arap ..r v
ner today was the most Interesting of the
encampment thus far. There was a bat
talion drill this foranoon on the parade
ground. This afternoon Company M of lied
Oak left the romp ahead of the remainder
.. I I V. . . I ... n l.l.l. . W . ...... .1 . n
flaJ and t Com a M ,ed ,
pursuers a merry chase and It was late In
the afternoon that they were captured.
Troop A, cavalry, assisted as advance guard
and protected Banks. Company M flred
three volleys at the cavalry before It was
discovered and then escaped to adjoining
cornfields, where it was finally captured
by four companies and brought back to
camp. Three thousand rounds were flred.
Colonel Lincoln was well pleased with the
work. The maneuvers were witnessed by a
large number of people from the grandstand
Tho celebrated Plfty-first Iowa band gave
a conccrt at the amphitheater tonight to a
UrR? aujlfnce of town pfopje. chaplain
Wulburn will hold public services In the
crandjtand Sunday morning at 0 o'clock
He M bt aMlfted hr ,,,v, itnhln,h,,t
' '
W. W. Merrttt and E. C. Moulton nnd the
band will play sacred music. A large at
tendance from town is expected.
llurclnrs nt Atlantli'.
ATLANTIC. la . Aug. I. (Special l This
city seems to be Infested with a gang of
burglars, who have been entering houses
ani stores with considerable freousnrv dur
Ing the last two weeks. Wed
the store of the Stelnke Clothinc comnanv
w"a broken Into and several suits of clothes I
Child Cnt liy Kleld Mower. 1
FORT DODGE. la.. Aug. 4. (Special Tel
egram.) A 16-month-old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Walrod of Callender was fearfully cut
by a field mower tcday. The child got away
from its people and had wandered Into the
long grass. The driver failed to see until
it was too late and the little child was feir
fully mangled, one arm was cut entirely
off. some to wers also severed from the
foot and its body atd fact were severely
cut.
ice cwia may live.
May Be Fatally Injured.
CORNING. Ia.. Aug. 4. (Special.) Den
nls Keefer. an old maa who Is hard of hear
ing, waa struck by an engine this morning
and was thrown twecey feet. He will
probably die.
! i.am vui:k
IX LOCAL SOCIETY.
Dnnclnc I'nrtlr.. Weddlne Reception
nnd Other Entertainment.
Tho event of the week for the younger
set was the dancing party given Wednei-
'day night by Miss Hoarland of Fourth i.
' nil?. Th rnnm mrmwa nMltH J.. i
.T.7.u -....: . v. "eU
iu tui uontn ana terns ana oatnty re
freshments were served during the even
ing. About twenty couples were present.
if?, and Mrs. R. Bernbardl celebrated
the second anniversary of their wedding
Tuesday night by informally entertaining
a number of their friends at their home.
l'OS Fifth avenue. Music and cards were
the order of the evening.
Miss Emma Beebe entertained Wednes
day at 1 late breakfast for Mrs. Graves
, and Mrs. Williams. A puzzle contest re-
suited la Mrs. Williams winning th first
prize and Mrs. E. C. Saepard the secoad.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Shepard entertained
at dinner Tuesday night for Mrs. Graves
and Mrs. Williams. Covers were laid for
tight.
Mabel Dillon celebrated her birthday an
niversary Friday by entertaining a num-
, hr of her youag friends at her home on
Mynster street. The little hostess was the
recipient of a number of tokens from her
quests and a very merry afternoon was
(n.nf In f.H..l Vh . V. - i i
:; ,.,, , I , luc
Miss Marlon Crane of Park avenue enter
tained "The Glea Gtrls" Saturday after-
. . . .
00 a honor o guest. Miss Florence
,L 1 i i f war I
to the Pacific coast to spead the summer
Ellis Crase of Washington avenue has
Issued Invitations for a party tomorrow
Lake City.
- rL. . v- .i , ,. .
Mrs. Georgia Karle of 1$ Aveaue D en-
.......... .... . , .
tertalaed at dlcner Wednesday (venlag fr
Mrs. Houser of Galesburg. III., Mrs. Maggie
Tryon of Keokuk, Ia., and Mrs. H. Ad
1 ktnsoa of Omaha. The color scheme was
' yellow, whk'h was carried out most taste-
tuny ia tne tapie aecoratieas
musses L.inasay entertaiaea iuesaay1
j evening informally for their cousins. Dave
'w"f th'lrv,EU",,f. u" J7k .
I One of the Jolllest affairs of last week j
" Ph'c Pr g1cC Friday at Lak j
Manawa by Miss Madilleae Thelntardt of,
j Avenue G for a number 4 her fr.enis
' from this city and Omaha. Mesdames Wil-
! sea aad Townlee acted as ctaperoas
1 Dr. Harry Lymaa Morehouse of this lty
who receatly moved to Colorado sprags
mother. Mrs W. H. Robinsoa. left Taurs
day for a visit with friends ia Mlaaeap
olis. Before returalag home they will
visit at Lake Mlcaetoaka.
Mr. Grae Messmore Browse of Boone
i Is,, vtsttlng her parests. Mr aad Mrs H
! A. We.Mraor of Baacr&ft terrace. They also
j have as ttelr guest their alece. Mis Anaa
Divtdsoc of Portuad. ore. Mtss sy:v.a
Sleep for
Si-Toinid
In a Warm
Ajid a single anointing with CUTICURA,
purest of emollients and greatest of skin cures.
This is the purest, sweetest, most speedy, per
manent, and economical treatment for torturing,
disfiguring, itching, burning, bleeding, scaly,
crusted, and pimply skin and scalp humors with
loss of hair, of infants and children, and is sure
to succeed when all other remedies fail.
Millions of Women Use Cuticura Soap
Exclaslvtly for prerr!r.;, ptirl'yinc. ani baatiMn; th sk.a, (or dt&zis; th :
soalf of crusts, scales, aid daadrsfT. aad th- stopr1" c fl hlz, foe ofla'
in-, wb.ite.niag, aad soethinsr red, rouh. aad sore hanli. tn the foca oi titij t r
aanayin; irritation, icrUmmatioa!, and chain??, or too frt or oJ-at.ve
s?iritlca, ta fhs form cf Irishes for ulcerative x-a't-'.v i. xcl in many saaauve
aatlptic parpes"! which readily sufjeei thf i.Teti v Troatte, ani es?Mii3y
mother, aad for all th- purposes of the toil:, bath, and nars-iry. o ansia: o!
persau:n can Indue tiew wfco havs occe cW f: ta av aay tier. jciii.'y cr
preMrviif ani pirtfytsf: the skia, sc-alp. and hur of infau aad ciuUrea. Ckts
ccra Soxr combi-s delicate emollient prop-r-.es dsr.r -d froo Cc-rtcrxa. tie rrra:
skia car, with the pares: of cleaasia,; lagrediesis aai ti a: rtfresi j.; cf as-er
dors. No other rWic.i:;i or toi'.e: soap ever compocadej is :j t c irrl w.t
it for preserving, porifying. aad t-taatifyisj tiie skia, sol!?, hiir. ai ka-.d.
ether fcrrsa or domeitte toi.'ef soif. however jajive, is lo V cwtpixr-4 :
for all the perpesesof ths to:'.et. bath, aad airery. Tats t: eeWj is Oys
So&t at Oxz Pp.icc, r z TwrxTT-mrs Cr.T ti trT i-a aai ccmpl-x-.cc
the ess? toviit scap aad u: baby scup ta the wcr'.i.
Tn SOT. OI ,ZC3 to.. : " CTTicT-
idii iM'i(vjiit;iK
sd icaUUlicr ik! tcv.'p izi
h-ss-
D. jltd C lXr, e
Real
Estate
IN VALUE.
Some excellent lots, pleasantly located and de
sfrable for suburban homes, can be had now at
reasonable prices. These lots are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase in value as the city
grows in that direction and the time to buy is the
present. Call at
THE BEE OFFICE,
Council Bluffs.
Good Fishing
Spirit Lake, Okoboji.
Lake N ashing ion. W aseca
Ea?le Lake, Rier Falls,
Solon Springs
BaMleld,
Rice Lake,
Ashland.
W aiersmeet.
Gogebic Lake,
aad nurcer' .lie- near s:. - a -.
asd M'.cceaf- '.'.s.
Thee a.-e a ! ccco rjvs r'.i-
acti are x. 'k. ari i' il.'-:ii
reacae i o
NORTH-WESTERN LINE.
Cheap raw exr-r-isj A '-;-: l-
21: s-fptenwr -I
Ltmf. CK t.r 31
CIT TIIK F.T OKKIt IU
1401 and 1 03 r'aruani lrel.
D
OHANY THEATER X
it -s-. - i K-.-edi il(T
SUNDAY. Al'Gl'S T 5.
BEACH & BOWERS' Big Consolidated
; t r-j?
i -a -
ftiri :( I- t r t
or ur. s.- -f t ',
-. tie. -tw-r-r;
lji. fct i
i lutnl thr rn fc-1
Minstrels
l,-4SHr SIB'!"
pn r trt
Win- lit --
lit it U !
ADllM0.N, 50c. Mc, 5c.
Bath with
Gce?!!3 Eitsna! ui imi Jmm l;r Ej-:f Hia.r,
cori iaref it:- x i? 1st ' . to - liu .f s-ztrj ill
luiti izi i.'-ea .Stiied raw,CrTT tii Uutilt .i .
,.!-.,. , a t tt-r i.li-m v3i .iy.- l . I
n'-Ti5T (je : io r-; ii- cvit 1
uTU(EH'irt:r'j dnncL
. v i 44 of iur ia & t.r f a. . rimi
Rising
is
Council Bluffs. Omaha and Soutt
Omaha
FORESTER'S
PICNIC
At Waterloo. Neb.. Next
Sunday. Aus;. 12.
pfial (rata Mill Ir-tv 614 riwnwtr
l''rt. Vta a SitjMi.. iVm-tt
Wi.. Vi. b. KetaroilBs tea.
lerl al p. tu.
S1.00 for Round Trip
And Admission to Grounds.
TlcVt V wXiWrvi (rvu mem
b t !, I '. T Hmiy'i el
or tr.
tint. jwi w OaaSs
-s a. t m K'.v4 s. U
Tte rW;iryw VtlVa.fr. )uee -u;:u
iirv tve u,'jr ifsxjK vrs ii
'.t-ti -i!i U .M , Tirt
ts a lfli A-t( ?AslHm i Ike
f W Wi xaJI S tmrUx1td i 4
11 Mrtart t lVey. ve,.
A CR.T MKNWLW or ATHt-STiTtC