TITT3 OMAHA DATLV 11V, E: SATURDAY-, SICPTEM V,VA1 22, 1000.
0
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
it i.n oh si n.vrio.v,
Davis sells kIuhs.
"Hr. Mley," 6-ccnt clear.
Ltffert, 23fi I!dy., test r.ycs frft
Obs fixture and Rlnbei at Illxby's
lne A IS C. le-r. Noumaycr' hotel.
Dr. Stf-phennnn. 101 t'enrl St. Tel. 3.
Rclimldt'x photo, r.ew ntul la'et iityler
Cab. photos J1.C0 ilnz. Wlillnms, 5(1 Inly.
Wullmiiri, urimtitlr optlc tiin. "9 II il y.
W. J. IfnstPttnr. .Witl-t. Hnlilwln Work
J. C. & V. Woodward, architect. 522 inly.
W. K I.'-wls iells monument!-. 3')l H wny.
I,emi m beer. Hoenko Hoyson. sola aKcnt.
lit 1,' -r I! :dwclr I,, llnenfeld. Ak
New owl frame. -'. K. Alexander .V Co.,
SJ3 Ltroailwny
MIm Miiry Itrtzel nf Avorti la the KlleMt
of jtlcH Minul Hinlcy.
0t your work ilono nt the popular ISagle
laundry, 721 Ilromlwiiy. 'l'hone. 157.
V C. lXcp. umlfrtnKer. a I'enrl street.
T .'pnbnxo nfllw 17- re'liU'tirc 3
nQ Vfiup ttiiri lino ffiiip to Aurora, 111.,
where he wilt resume her atudles.
irom a
tn.i'rith'H vacation trip throush the rant.
W. V. draff, undertaker and licensed em
Imlnicr 101 Houth Main street. Phone ..'0
Mr and Mr. J. Mon.n are home from h
three weeks' visit at Mucktnnek Inlaiul,
Ml.h. ,
Mrs. Ktta I'arkhurst of liwn Is the
Ktiest of Mrs. Harnh Camp on haul Pierre
htreet. .
He. and Mrs. Henry t)el.jnn returned
eitenlnv mornltiR from u visit at HenKIc
inun. Neb. ,
Mrx J. K. Swan and son of I-ncllle June
tlon ure the nuests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
M Hrown.
lament K. Hart, republlean national com
tnlttcemun from this Hlate, returned yes
tiTdov from ChlriiKo.
JiiiIro Mney left last evening for his
hftue at Harlan. He will return Monduy
tnornliiK nnd reronvene dlslrtrt court.
The owl elub and the fnlon I'neltlc team
will cross bats at the Thirty-fourth street
KtMiinds Sunday miirnltiK at fl-.Wi o clock.
Mrs A. T. llenneke anil Miss Corn Hen
i.ke of CurtlwiKf. Mo., are the KU.sts of
Mr and Mrs. A. T. Klwcll of Willow nve
IMie An ble Walker was arrested last nlKht
l,.ir.Ml with KtealltiK HtiKS valued at (W
1 in j.roperty of his brother-in-law, Louis
V. l.lnnli:er.
David Lane nnd Ills tluiiRhtor, Mrs. Alice
WrUlit. charK''d with uNSnultlnK the Kel
lev children, will have a licarliiK before.
.ludKc Alesworth this mornliiK-
Mrs It U. HuiKess. neo Miss Mattle
lliirlc of this city, In a member of the Mid
nhtlit Alarm" company, which appears at
tin- Dnhanv theater Sunday nlKht.
Professor Chambers extends to his tjast
pupils and all his friends an Invitation,
complimentary, to attend Mb openlna p.irt
this evening for children, at Odd ItIIov.m
t'mple.
Hint prize ball will ho nlven by libit
Cllv Indue No. M7 Saturday evenltiB, hcP
temlicr :-.. at (Irand Army of the Republic
hall Tickets 25 cents. admlttlnK Rentleman
and laily.
All members of V. S. tlrant companyNo.
II. filiform Hank, Knlshts of Pjthlas, ale
renin sted to be present at the meetlnt to
n'Kht ns there Is business of Importance to
come up for action.
V. ('. Gebhart of the, Mllwaukeo ticket
otllce li mournlni; the loss of a brand new
n.itumn overcoat. It was taken yesterday
from the hallwuy at his boitrdlnK house on
1'lrst avenue.
Acent Hlius'art of tho Adams Express
company rei elvcd word yesterday that his
company woidd transport all money and
packages to Galveston for tho relief of the
tctlmn of the storm free.
The case aKalnst Hrnest Mlnnlck, chamed
with robbltiK Oscar Johnson of Shenandoah
of a Job of alcohol, was taken on a clmiiKe
of venue yesterday from Justice Kerrler's
court to the superior court, where the evl-di'tm-
of the complaining wltnci-H was tnkeu
and tho further luiarlliK continued.
William ICdle, charKed with the larceny
ol a horse, Iho. puberty of Thorn Price of
WeHton. took a cIihiikh of venue yesterday
from thn court of Justlco Kerrlcr to tho
superior court The testimony of Price was
taken und the further hearlnn continued
until this morntni;.
The fli--t meetlnn of the Ministerial usso
il.itlon of this city, nfter the summer vaca
tion, will be belli Monday morning In the
pastor's study of the Klrst Presbyterian
liurch. The subject for discussion will be,
"What has your denomination dono for
missions durlnn tho year."
im Sunday nlKht the winsome youiifT
a. tress anil sweet sliiKer. Uella 1'rliiKle, will
appear at the Uohany theater supported bv
hr lurge and capable company and will
pri sent tho comedy drama. "The MldnlKht
Alarm, with all tbe elahorate scenery,
K'TBeous costumes, extravagant hIuku ae-
essorles, Intricate mechanical effects pre
ilsely tho same as In New York. Chicago
ami the other larKe cities where this com
pany appeared earlier In the season.
iillli (nr. a yotuiK woman whose home Is
suld to hn near (irand Island, was arrested
tu (imaha and brought to this city yestcr
la niornliiK. An luformatluii was tiled by
Mrs Mar Holmes, who charKcs the yoiiliB
woman with llvitiK with her IiusImiiiI. t H.
Holmes, last July at 1020 Seventh avenue In
this city. Holmes Is in Jail at Plattsmouth,
Charcot! with stealing brass from the MIs
iio.irl Pnclllc and HiirllnKtou railroads. Mrs.
Holmes Is snld to be a resident of Omaha.
N. Y. Plumbln; Co., telenaono 250.
Domestic soap sells on Its merits.
I.nhsortl the Wronn Him.
A. nrahergcommenced work Thursday as
assistant toT'oundmaster Hurke, tho official
dog catcher. This morning llraberg will
have a hearing In Justlco Vlen's ccurt on
tho eharpe of larceny. About tho first thing
Hrnberg did after being employed by tho
dog catcher was to corral a pet canlno be
longing to the family of Judge K. K. Ay'.es
worth. The Jndgo resented this ami filed
an Information against Hrnberg. The
Judgo had paid tho llcenso for tho canine,
but llraberg asserts that when ho lassoed
the dog It had neither collar nor tag on.
Hrnberg gave ball for his appearance In
court this morning.
llenl IXllle i'rnilfer.
Tbe following trunsfeis were Hied yes
tenla tu the abstract, title and loan otllce
of J W. Squire. 101 Pearl street:
Henry Sill and wire to Maria Gelger.
Id !l. block a, Mlndeii, la . w.d $ 710
Harriet 1 Limit to Kllzabeth Hoag
Uo.l lot 115. Old Plat. Council
PI iffs. q c d 10
Kllz.ibeth lloauland to Llzzlo M. Car-
t r. same, w.d 1,000
Mi Kin Smith and wife and Luis ,M.
Huberts, to Nora Roberts, w.d 1
Sheriff to l. J. Fogarty, 2 In 3, Rid
dle's sub., w.d jss
Jehu S Smith and wife nml C I). Di-
im .inn wire in i-niricK litlcKiev, se'i
iiw , l-Tii-ll, w d l,2i
no
Total, six transfers
j:i.Ul
fiO 000 lakes Domestic soap used In Coun
cil Uluffs Inst month
Gravel roofli ? A I! fiea 1, Ml nroadway.
ROUGH RIDER
SCHOOL SHOES.
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Est:
HAMILTON'S
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HI liroadvia),
NeiOtiu.tM ,n cuAitifii -iruraMU'
aim Iowa, James N Casady, )r.
M .s. i rti .'f.
MEY TO LOASI;
Savings Lean and Building Associal'n
Council Ulllffa. Iowa,
BLUFFS.
FLEMING'S STORY OF STORM
Personal Experience in the Wreck That
Overtook Galveston.
HIS WIFE AND BABY BOTH DROWNED
lltislinml nod rather Seen Ills l.ovril
Ones "mic pi A (Mi) li Jhe Itlltll
li Hlllri Olid lloul
liiK WlniN,
J. W. riemlnc, a survivor of tho tcrrlblo
ratnstrophe at (Julvcston, arrived In the
city yesterd.iy on a short visit to his cousin,
J. ('. Fleming, foreman for the Pullman
Palaro Car cunirnny, living at 1C03 Klfth
avenue. Mr. Fleming lost his wife and
bauy ilurinR the fearful storm ami he la
now on his way to Chicago to enter a sani
tarium, the awful experiences he under
went In (lalveslon having completely shat
tered him. He Is In a condition of com
plete physical and mental collapse nnd Is
unable to sleep except with the constant
aid of opiates.
.Mr. Fleming's wife and baby were lost
under particularly pitiful circumstances,
as ho saw them the night of the fearful
storm for the first time la three month.
Ills homo was formerly near Sioux City,
where ho had been entered In tho stock
business. Three months iiro ho went 'o
Colorado on mining business, while his wlfo
and baby went to visit her sister In (ialvei
ton. He arrived In Galveston the night of
tho sturin and a few hours later his wife
and biby were swept away and drowned.
Of the eight persons In his brother-in-law's
house he was the only oun to escape. He
was on a piece of tho roof and after tieln?
buffeted about fur several hours managed
to reach high ground. His wife and oaby
were with him when the house went to
pieces. His wife was washed awuy first and
then tho baby, which whs In his arms, was
torn from his grasp from the rush of water.
After that he n memhered nothing moro
until h" found himself on dry land, clinging
to a piece of the roof.
Story of the Mcllt.
In describing hl3 awful experience of th.it
ulght Mr. Fleming said: "The house which
my brother-in-law and family occupied was
a frame building. When the building com
menced to collapse we had not tlmo to
dress. I picked up the belt In which I had
my money and. with my wife, and the baby
in my arms, climbed upun the roof. My
brother-in-law and his family wero al
ready outside the house and must have ben
swopt away Immediately, as we never saw
them ngaln. Tho next two hours appear
like a horrible nightmare and 1 cannot tell
what happened. It was too awful to de
scribe. 1 remember seeing my wife washed
away and then my baby wns torn from my
arms.
"The next day was even as terrible. 1
vainly searched for any traces of my wife
and child, hut I could seo nothing of my
lost ones, neither could I find any trace of
my brother-in-law's family. Hundreds of
men went crazy searching for their lost
ones when they could not llud them. I
stayed for threo days assisting In tho work
of sa.irchlUK for nnd burying tho dead. I
could not stand It, however, any longer, as
I bellevo I would have gone raving mad If
I had remained."
Domestic soap outlasts cheap soap.
Davis sella paint.
Use Domestic soap. It's the best.
Suits for Dhorer.
Mrs. Martha Williams commenced suit
for divorce In the district court yesterday
ugalnst Adolph W. Williams. She as mar
rled to Wllllnms at hogan. In Harrison
county, on September 25, 1SH7, and two
months later ho deserted her. In addition
to the dlvorco sho asks that her maiden
nnmo of Martha B. Syles he restored to her
Judgo Macy of thu district court handed
down his decision yesterday In the dlvorc
suit of Mrs. Marcy M. Smith against Wil
son Smith. He granted the dlvorco prayed
for, hut refused the application for alimony.
The court stnted that the evidence showed
that the plaintiff had recently received the
proceeds of a mortgage amounting to J 2 , 5 L 0
nnd that her testimony as to tho disposi
tion of this money was not satisfactory to
the court. Mrs. Smith was allowed $ 100
attorney fee. The Smiths aro both of
advanced ago and had been murrled eloso
on tlfty firs.
In tho dlvorco suit of William A. Peter
son ngalnst Magglo Peterson, Judgo Macy
dismissed tho petition and the eross-petl-tlon,
holding neither party to tho suit
entitled to relief prayed for.
Henry K. Price was granted a divorce
ft cm Mrs. linima H. Prleo on statutory
grounds.
J. J. Drown commenced suit In tho supe
rior court yesterday against Hfrman
Drodgo and others to recover $250, tho valno
or a horso which ho pastured with tho
defendants and which had been killed
through their alleged negligence.
Howell's Antl-"Kaw'f" cures coughs, colds.
Premiums given with Domcrtlc soap.
llHtleri In Frtlrrul Court,
In tho United Stntes district court yes
terday DeLos Snyder, Indicted for breaking
Into nnd robbing the postofllro at Polk City,
entered a plea of guilty and Judgo McPher
son sentenced him to two years In the pen
Itrntlary nt Fort Mndlson and to pay a
flno of ?1.000 and costs.
Albert M. Anthony who, while traveling
with a circus, raised n $1 bill to $10 and
Niiecc'ded In inducing a naloonkcper to cash
It, admitted his guilt and was sentenced to
one vear und one day In the Fort Madison
penitentiary und to pay a tine of $59 and
costs.
Judge McPherson completed the hearing
In the cale of Walter A. Lattlmore against
the Hardi-ocg Manufacturing company to re
strain an Infringment on a patent device
for holding a lamp In U miner's cap and took
his dei lsion under advisement.
This morning Judge McPherson will re
turn io Red Oak to spend Sunday. Monday
be will go to Creston to open tho first term
of I tilt pel States court at thnt plnco and
will rei urn here Wednesday, when the crim
inal lalenciar will bo taken up. As soon ns
the criminal cat-es are disposed. of tho re
tiial of the suit of .Mrs. Jennlo Kerr against
the Moletn Woodmen of America will be
lomnie'i cd
liacbarges in bankruptcy havo 'been Is
suel in tho fallowing cases; William K
Partlow. Audubon: A. T. Thompson. Mont
eoniery county, Frank Wisdom, lllockton;
Isidore Mu.-ei, Council Muffs; Charles 11
llunibtirl, Woodbine.
Commonwealth 10-ceni cisnr.
t'lt I uollicr Suit,
The Iowa .Mortgage nnd Trust rompmy
of this city soaired a decree, against Wil
liam Arnd, county treasurer, nnd G. W.
llrett. holder of a certnln tax title, declar
ing tho tnx certificate null and void, as
the tax for which It was Issued was lllccil
Tho defendants are enjoined frcm g.vmg
or taklos a tax deed to the property In
question. This Is one of the several suits
brought ngnlnst the city to declare icrtain
assessments for spiclal taxes null and
void, ns being assessed against property
according to tho lineal front footage Instead
of according to the betietlts derived.
lie in lie rti Ho li I in n rles.
Democracy turned out Hi sufllelent num
bers last night to fill the rooms of the
Hry.in-Stevcnson club nt tho Osden home
to listen to Lew T. Oenung of Hastings,
Iowa. The spellbinder from Mills c unty
made one of his characteristic talks, which
seemed to please his audience. 1. J. Dunn
of Omaha had been announced to i-inUe an
address but he failed to put In an appear
ance. Owing to the counter nttractlon of
Coming at the Ogden house the primaries
to select delegates to the county conven
tion to be held next week were sllnily at
tended. Reports wero obtainable from the !
following precincts:
First Ward. First Precinct I'. McMnckeji,
M. Goodwin, Charles hace;, , Charles
H uber, 11. Otto. II. Shoemaker, G. Miller,
J. Ross.
Second Preclnct-J. W. Kelly, .1. J. Klein,
1.. A. Devlne, J. McltobertM, J. R Stockert,
W. Grirn, J Walters
Second Ward. First Precinct W. I).
Flher, It. T. Montfort, F.mll Seh.irz, C. W.
Nichols. W. II. Ware.
Second Preilrct J. C. Morgan, L. P.
Servls. C. Hlorwlth, J. W. Matlock. J. J.
Nugent. J Dobbs, C. ltlshop.
Third Ward, First Precinct Max Mohn,
.1. P. organ, L. C. I.uiseii, J. O'Neill, II. O.
Oiireti.
Second Precinct J. P. Peterson, Frank
Tulk. Pat Ounntnidc, Donald Hryant, J. W.
Schooling.
Fourth Ward. First Precinct A. W. Wy
mati. S. G. Fiulerwood, J. M. Pntton, O. P.
W lcklinm P. C. Aylesworth.
Second Precinct Fred Catty. John Mul
quecti, J M. Sheatcr, Fred Froh.irt,
'lhomas Kllpaln.
Fifth Warn, First Pr.-clnct-T. F. Callag
Imn, G A. Jacohs, T. I.. Coady. M. 11,
Drown, W. W. Cones, l.ee F.vnns.
Sixth Ward, First Precinct -P. It. Hurke,
Sam Albro. C. Mercer, W. C. Hoyer, C. C.
Graves, D. I,. Weir
(irnrrnl lloilup mill tlic (iiiuiil.
General (1. M. Dodge, Inspected Company
I., Fifty-first regiment, Iowa Nat.onal
guard, last evening at the nrmory In the
Dnhany block. The seneral, af or whutn
tho company Is named, was much pleased
with tbe drill nnd complimented Captain
Tlnley wnrmly on tho lino appearanco of
the company.
At the close of the drill General Dodgo
made a short talk to tho cotnpnny In which
he emphasized the Importance of the mil
itia. Ho hiielly sketched the history of ih
regiment, referring to tho splendid rerord
it had made In the Philippines nnd In con
clusion Impressed upon the company the
Importance and duty at" maintaining tin
prestige of tho organization.
Refreshments were served, after which
the members wero Individually introduced
to the general. Judge Smith Mcl'h'rsi.u of
tho I'nlted States court accompanied Gen
eral Dodge. This evening General Dnlge
will be tendered a reception by the mem
bers of the Abo Lincoln post, Grand Aimy
of the Republic, In their hall on Pearl
street.
Price of Hlulit of Wot.
The United States I.lfe association se
cured a Judgment In the district court yes
terday against the Omaha, Council Uluffs
& Suburban Railway company and the Lake
Manawa and Fast Omaha CviHtructlon com
pany for $1,000. The Sulmrkin company
when building Us line to Lake Manawa
laid out Its right of way across forty acres
of farm land owned by the association south
of the city. It never offered the association
any compensation for the land taken and tho
latter brought suit with the above result.
Iiitrniair tit Fiilniiuimt 1'nrlc.
The dirt that encumbered the entrance
to Fairmount park during tho entire sum
mer has at Inst been removed. At the next
meeting of tho park commissioners a con
tract will be let for securing tho bridge
over the cut with long girders nnd cables.
The commissioners havo decided not to re
move the structure from Its present loca
tion, as they believe It can be made per
fectly safo with cables.
HIM loMtrr' Convention.
The Iowa State Hill Posters' association
will hold Its nnnual convention In this city
on Friday, Septcn er 2S. The sessions will
bo held nt the Grand hotel and It Is ex
pected that about 100 delegates will be
present. The Nebraska members of tho
national association will tnke thn oppor
tunity to visit their Iowa brethren.
Suit for l ll I prnct icr.
Mrs. Sadie Coleman of Avorn has brought
suit In tho district court against Dr. J. K.
Summers, Jr., to recover $25,000 damages
for alleeed malprnctlce In April of Inst
year. Service was had on Dr. Summers
while attending tho meeting of tho Medical
Society of the Missouri Valley In this city
Thursday evening.
HOLD UP THE NIGHT AGENT
Stilt Ion nt I'o i-1 Doilue Ilolibcil by
l'onr Men, Who I, nek lellm
in llnv Car.
FORT DODGF, la., Sept 21. (Special
Tolegrnm.) Four masked men marched
Into tho Minneapolis & St. Louis passenger
.station last night about 10 o'clock nnd at
tho point of a revolver compelled Night
Agent Roy Tomllnsnn to open the safe. Two
robbers stood guard outside the stntlon,
while the other two robbed the safe of Its
contents, securing nbout $25 and soma val
uablo papers. Ihey then took tho agent's
gold watch and, marching him to a box car
near by on a sidetrack, locked him Inside,
while they proceeded leisurely ou tholr
wny.
About half an hour later the day opera
tor, who hnd been out of tho city, arrived
on a freight train and found the dopot
deserted, tho safo open and papers scat
tered nbout. Tho police and Stntlon Agent
Noonan wero promptly notified, but could
secure no trace of the thieves.
Some time later Agent Noonan discovered
tho night agont In tho box car and released
him. Tim stolen papers were found In tho
switch yards this morning. There iu no
cluo to the thieves, but It Is thought they
are members of an organized gang who at
tempted tho Clare bank rohbety a few days
a co.
Dies from rural) He stroke,
AUDITION. la., Sept. 21. (Special.) W.J,
Kenuidy, while at the fnir grounds yester
day looking after some stock which he has
on exhibition there, was stricken with par
alysis. He was In one of tho stalls caring
for his horses when the stroko occurred.
He was Immediately taken to his home up
town und a physlclnn summoned. In spite
of the best efforts of the doctors he died
at 2 05 this morning.
Prepare toe l.llnury Meeting.
SIOUX CITY, la., Sept. 21. -i Speclall-
Thoso In chargo of tho arrangements for
the annual meeting of the Iowa Library ns
soclatlon nre making great preparations for
tho entertainment of tho members f the
nsoelatlon and other prominent persons
who will bo here In attendance at the
meeting. Judge O. W. Wakefield has been
chosen to deliver the address of welcome.
election l!ct In Iiihii.
OTTU.MWA, la., Sept. 21. -(Special Tele
gram.) While In Centervlllo today J. K.
Stout of Des Moines, sheriff of Polk crunty,
wagered $300 with It. N. Hardy of St Paul
that Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado will
go for McKlnley this fall. The sheriff
based Mb opinion on Informaiion eljimod
to have been recehed from manufacturer
in Omaha und other western cltlei.
I I? n I r T? V I)! I li IV in'
Vtllil.fl JL1V1 1 1.1 lWH.l
No Provision for Selection of Venires if
Amendment Carries,
MAY CALL SPECIAL LEGISLATIVE SESSION
WninniiN Christian Temperance I'nloii
Protests Aunln.l I'.icct Ion uf Army
l'ot at lies MoIiifm on Ac
omit of ll. Htll Inlliiciice..
DF.S MOINKS, Sept. 21. (Spoih.il Tole
grnm.) County auditors of Iowa wiio aio
principal members of the county commis
sions to select grand jurymen are inu.h
worried because there Is no provtslou lor
the selection of gland juries In IU 2 if the
biennial election amendment carrlis this
fall, as It will eliminate tho eLc.loii of
1!HU nnd make It Impossible to seKc. jury
venires at that election. The sin.u o re
quires annual seiertlous of gland Juries.
'Ihe judges may summon speciul venires of
petit Juries but not grand. The judaes are
much exercised also. A special session of
tho legislature may be required to remedy
the dcicct, It being thought that the amend
ment referred to will carry till tail.
The Woman's Christian Temperunru
Union of this district In convention today
passed resolutions denouncing war aud
army posts and declaring it the sense of
the society that the projected army p. st for
this city shall not he built on account of
alleged evil influence of the so.dlers tipnu
young girls, Tho resolution piedges the
otgaiiizutlon to use every effort to mitigate
tho evil It the post Is located here.
Action of rircnien.
In the lodge of the Brotherhood of Loco
motive Firemen today It was decided not
to pay beneficiaries to persons partially
blind as has been the custom, policy hold
eis being required to become totally blind
In order to enjoy Insurance. Heretofore If
u tenth blind, firemen got the.r full pJllclcs.
The proposition of Des Moines for removal
of the headquarters of the order from
Peoria to Des Moines was presented, with
little chance uf favorable uttiou. Clevo
lnnd, ()., is leading for location of the
next biennial national convention.
The strike at Saylorvllle Is now a thing
cf the past nnd only awaits tho formal dec
laration of President Reese to beomno tillb
tally so. At a meeting of tho operators and
the miners elsewhere at the same time it
was derided to come to the terms of tho
lowa division of tho I'tilted Mlno Workers
of America and unionize tbe mines. This
decision affects 300 men and Is consider, d
ono of tho most signal victories of tho
union.
The miners have agreed to Join tho union
In n body and accordingly on next Tuesday
evening will bo met by President Reese,
who will give their camp a charter and
formally Install them. At that time Mr.
Reese will olllclally declare tho strike off
and the troublo that has so long been exist
ing at Saylorvllle will bo ended.
rho special train bearing John G. Wool-
ley, "candlduto for president; H. F. Metcnlt,
caudlduto for vice president; Oliver W.
Stewart, national chairman; O. D. FJlett,
state chairman, and the other distinguished
guests arrived over the Northwestern from
Ames at noon nnd was transferred to tho
tracks of tho Des Moines Union and run
Into tho Union station. There the- speakers
were mot by a reccptloa . committee
and escorted across the street to the county
court house, where tbe speakers' platform
had been Improvised upon tho stone steps.
Here a meeting had been In session for a
couple of hours, addressed by local speak
ers and surrounding the steps had congre
gated a crowd which numbered about 500
people. The presidential party was greeted
by three half-hearted cheers nnd nt once
began the series of addresses. Woolley
spent most of his time 111 upbraiding peo
ple who called themselves Christians and
yet vote with parties controlled by the liquor
power. The special went from here to
Ames, thence to Marshalltowu and ou
toward Chicago.
Priests I'litlcr Arrest,
A letter was received by the local de
tectives today from I)aenport olllclals say
ing Rev. Paul James Carney and Jaiiath
Fdwaids, tho alleged bogus priests whose
stuy lu Des Moines wns suddenly terminated
last Saturday, wero taken in custody there
and brought before Hlshop Cosgrove, but
were finally released on promise that they
would conduct themselves properly In the
future. It Is snld tho so-called priests col
lected something over $1,000 here.
Johu K. Waller, u wealthy sawmill man
residing near Swun, is lost and his wlfo
believes he was lost In Des Moines. Sho
called at the police station today to sectiro
the aid of tho pollco In searching for her
mlEslng spouse. Mrs. Waller says her hus
band has left his entire deposit In tho Swan
btik. Sho does not, therefore, bellovo ho
le.t her Intentionally and is ilrmly con
vinced ho has been foully dealt with.
Whether ho Is held an Involuntary prlsouer
Anheuser-Busch Brewing AssiJ
St. Louis, U. S. A.,
Brewers of the original Budweiser,
Faust,IUichelob,AnheuserStandard,
PaleLager, Black and Tan, Export
Pale, Exquisite and Malt-Nutrine, use
no corn in any of their.
products, but only
the choicest of
materials, which
accounts for their
leading in both
Quality and
oraers addressed to Geo. Krug. manager
220 BLEES PLACE, MACON, MO.
MAIN BUILDING- 224 X 08 FEET, A STORIES, ABSOLUTELY FIRE PROOF.
GROUNDS 700 ACRES CAMPUS PROPER, 143 ACRES
GYMNASIUM with large swimming pool two large lakes
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY DRILL
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MECHANICAL DRAWING. LABORATORY
WORK, COMMERCIAL BRANCHES. SPANISH, FRENCH nd GERMAN
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR MEDICAL ATTENDANCE AND MEDICINE.
ATTENDANCE 110 BOYS OF GOOD CHARACTER.
FACULTY 17 COLLEGE TRAINED MEN OF EXPERIENCE.
FALL. TERM BEGINS,
by lies Moines confidence men In hope of ft
reward or h been killed bv thugs she
fears to predict. He has not been im since
Tuesday.
The articles of Incorporation of the Fella.
I Southwestern Hallway company were re
ceived at the secretary of states ouVe
10,lnv mle provide for the orcan.
Iz
atlon of a railway company an I ioo-
strurtlon of a line from Pellu to Howell a
distance of about eight miles The line
will connect the Wabash at Fella and the
Keokuk nnd Drs Moines division of the Rock
Island nt Howell. The company Is capi
talized at $100,000.
Siidileii llciitli nt illliiint.n. I
OTTU.MWA, In.. Sept. 21 (Special Tele- 1
gram.) William L. Harrington, an attache
of one of the shows at the stteet carnival.
dro ped dead while at the breakfast table
this morning. His death wns due to heir:
dtf.case. The decciised was C enrs old
nnd has a sister residing In Ch eago, where
the body will be taken for Interment.
I ( ll 1 1 r ii tl .1 I'ropecl) I i nlitferrcd. I
WATKRLOO. In., Sept. 21. -(Special.)
A deed transferring the property of the
Iowa, Minnesota & Nort hwest-rn rallwa
to the Chlcaso & Northwestern railway has
been filed with the auditor of this (ounty.
The valuation of the propertv is p'ne d nt
$.l.!Hn,r.co and $3.f00 In revenue stnmis were
used In completing the imminent.
I 'ill i- Well Alleiiilcil.
AFDl'HON, In., Sept. 21. (Special.) Th
county fair here was very well attended
yesterday, the crowd being estimated at
5. 000. The heavy rnlns the tlrst of the
week made Thursday practically the flret
day. Tho exhibits uf stock, grain, etc ,
exceed all previous years.
Cured of chronic I tin rt-ttiirn After
'liilrtj ono of MirVci'lnu.
"I suffered for thirty ears with diarrhoea '
nnd thought I wns past being; cured." says
John S. Halloway uf From h Camp. Miss. I
"I had spent so much time and mnnev and '
suffered so much thnt I had given up all
hopes of recovery. I wns so feeble from i
the effects of the diarrhoea that I could do
no kind of labor, could not oven travel, bin
by nccident I was permitted to Hnd a bottl -of
Chnmberlaln's Colic, Cholera anil
Diarrhoea Remedy and after t ilung several
bottles I nm entirely cured of that (rouble
1 am so pleased with the result that I am
nnxlous that It bo In reach of all who
sutler as I have."
HYMENEAL
WooiN-Mii! (.
SYRACUSE. Neb.. Sept. 21. (Special )
At the residence ot the biide's parents In
this vllhife Miss Nellie Holt was marrkd
to W. W. Woods of Omaha by Rev. T. II.
Foster of the Congrcsatlonal church. The
eouplo took a rip across the country to Rer
un, striking tho Missouri Pacific ra.lnnl
at that point, thence to Omaha, where they
will reside. The contract lug parties are
well known lu this community.
Co P. I tls-iiiniiip.ini,
HDHRON. Neb., Sept. 21. (Special.) At
the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Thompson, occurred the wedding
of ft- If daughter, Miss Fun. to Raymond L
Call as. Mr. Calkins was formi r!y foreman
of the Republican printing olllce. but te
celitly has gone Into tho train nrvico of the
Iltirllngton. Miss Thompson has been book
keeper for W. A. Lockwood for a number
of years.
llii!;-llni:lii'H.
HRATRICR, Neb., Sept. 21. (Special Tel
egram.) Mr. James King nnd Mlsn Flsie
Hughes, two of Hentrlce's most prominent
young society, people, wore united In mar
riage last night nt the Second Pieshytorlan
church, this city.
DEATH RECORD.
Ir. II. n.Vllnnii.
Tho death of Dr. H. ll. Wilson occurred
unexpectedly on Thursday at Aberdeen,
Md., where he was spending a vacation. Dr
Wilson was a well known practitioner 'u
Omaha aud had been connected with the
Omaha Medical college during moht of his
six years' residence here. Dining the treat
ment of 1 dlphthetetli: enso last spring Dr.
Wilson contracted tho disease and ,ns very
111 for sowral weeks. After his recoserv
he went to his old home in Maryland for
rest und It Is suppoi ed wus attacked by
some compilation of his former affection.
Dr. Wilson's family Is In this city.
pi:MON roii vi:s'n:ii hthiians.
Wnr "uriMor Home inlicrrd lj- tbe
(if no en I I i live en in cut.
WASIIINCTON, Sept. 21 -1 Sp i I'l I- The
following pem-lon-i have bei it gra tiiil :
Issue of September 1. Pilo
Nebraska: Origin. tl-rh it lc n wiblnms,
Nellgb. $3; Wll'lum Huker. NrNnt. J;
Kphrnlm 1.. Hceson, Lincoln, fii. lie hmc
William A Hull, Lyons, $12 (il!ncl wll
owh special .iced.. September lo Margaret
S. Hubbard. Arcadia, ii.
Iowa: Original John I.. Mowry, Shelb .
$ Aililltloiial, Joseph A. W. ilia. e. M. Or
son. $12. Original widows etc. -Margaretl a
Stiiebnier, Haveiiport. $1; minor of 1) .w
Rosenberg, Climbing Hill, $14; Vina Vlgren,
Des Moines, $S.
I.'nrty lvrrMim Oi'tiiviii'il,
LONDON, Sept. 21. A dispatch from
Athens to Lloyds, giving further details of
tbe disaster to tic Fgvptlan mall vtcamcr
Charkleh, now ashore on th'. Island of
Andreos. one of the Ci l.nlos. wins thai
fortv of tho p.issengi rs and crew wetc
drowned.
Quantity,
Omaha branch, will bo promptly executed.
12 SEPTEMBER, 1900.
jilt
Wi
A
by I
Is
mam
a
Sick Headache
Is nlwas i auicd l,v torpid liver or lmper-
fci t dl4' sib. a. nnd is generally ae. ni
panli d with i tinstlp ition The c.tu.-p is
quickly rennncd and a nnrmal ami hi allliy
cotidlt Itm obtained l y a ! ae M
3
1 Purely vegetable mild .md tellable
Cause Perfo t Ugen' Ion complete ubsorp
1 tlon and Icalthful tpgulnrPv For the euro
, of nil disorders of tile Stomncb. Howels,
Kidneys, Hladder, Nervous Diseases, Pllia,
i Sick Headache.
! And All Disorders of the Liver
J Price, '-." (. per box. Sold by all druc
' gists, or sent by mall on receipt of price.
IlI)WA' A I'O., ."r. Kim St., .New York.
lltt buro to get "Radway s."
S3SEfefi3.Jl CURE YOURSELF!
fV,.r iifsNjU """ Hl far uuioiliirst
1 m la 1 i i l.t. l Jii batk'H. tlllt tlliluit'liilit,
W7 (.tt.r.n.tr.i Y irrlutlnim ur UKi-rutit.ui
tfD D.l .j .1 1 let ,r of til 11. i 11 H I'irnil TMIlfA
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twyrvtZrr. It i uo. ,ir I Imttl.'.. t
i.t rii'.r,,, circm. IO
(a3i'," M (atuuiar .oi.l ou rtKiuuA
Anfi-Kawf
A cough is a cold
iriiinsltioii Antl
l iw f will answer
Tr It all drujelsts
V
for
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Hggj i
ughiOpera. Jfp1'
Before-
COLE'S ORIGINAL HOT
6
4 Main St.,
Council Uluffs,
lowa.
Cole's Original Mot Blast,
OleiinlliieT, and even
Ileal w hh Hoft coal.
ll
IN VALUE.
Some exec lent lots, pleasantly located and do
strable for suburban homes, can be hud now at
reasonable prices. These lot s are located in
Omaha, Wright's and Central Sub. additions. This
property will steadily increase iu value as the city
grows in th at direction and the time to buy is tho
present Call at
Council
1
Miss ! ran kit'
itaiim
wav, of Sixteenth Street,
HoVi.itul, Mich., says :
' I am twentv one
voars old. At sixteen I
was p.Uo find weak. Hy
the tune I was nineteen
years old 1 was so weak I
could not walk across the
floor. I was terribly ema
ciated and my kin had
lost all color. The doctor
pronounced tho disease
An.vmia. Ileitis advised
to trv Dr. Williams' l'mk
1'ills for Pale l'eople, 1
bought a box, and hetore
1 had taken all of tlie pills
toutid that they wet e doui
me uood. Appetite in-crea-ed
and the healthy
color lieatt to show in my
cheeks and lips. 1 con
tinued to use the pills
until 1 found myself per
manently cured. Since
then I have had no return
of my old trouble. I
know' that Dr. Williams'
l'ink Pills for Pale l'eople
saved my life, and I be
lieve that no other medi
cine could have done it."
", Ollatta Times,
Holland, Mich.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for
Pale People ate MiUI by all tlrnu
KliM or dlmel from tbe Dr.
1 1 . la in m Mfuirlnc Co., Solicit.
eotml.T, N. , postpaid on re
ceipt of price, We. per box, six
pray theater
SIMHY Mt.lIT, Sfpt.
JOLLY DLLQ PHGIE
ami I ler i'i.ii;,.tiu
A STAIi ri.INiJ
STOltY
FKAMKD IN
BTIIANOHST
ALARM
hcuni:s.
An Immense amount ot luo. music and
pretty faces- HrookKu IhMro l iiujihiIIkIu
- Palace nf gnlil In big specialties- in.
Pl loon 2"c, !l1e.
"Krug
If not, you have mlssen a good thing.
This exquisite mult beverago stands on z
unlquo basis. It rcllo Itaclf. Its fnrao ani
reputation is the envy of many. The palate,
tho bcnellclal icsults achieved "within" tho
Inner man aro tho only and real Judgea o(
Its merits. Approved of by them. It tri
umphantly enters Innumerable households.
Whero Cubluet enters, doctors und druij
tills exit.
imriivni) IIV
i'iir,i) Kmc iitti:vi: i:n
Phr..o lll. O.MVIIA. MCIV
g't-agg
'
TIE
Wiih Soft Coal, OSeanliness
and Even Hca?,...
It is ek-nnor than tiny wniul t-tovo liinde, Is ns clcim
ns most hard coal Iiiihu Imi'iiorf. doesn't nrodtluo htilf
the nhlifh of cither a Hoft coal Htovn or u lmso burner,
and Is tfuiu nnteed to hold Iiro bailor tluiii n buvj
burnor,
WITH HARD COAL equals tho economy aud ovoti
liuat of any ba-o burni'i' inado.
TESTIMONIAL.
('oi:ncii, Hi.ui'ks, Aug. 27, 1000.
With No. 105 Fiivnri n Ihtsn Murnor huatnd flvo
rooms frnin lirst of October 'till Mav and only buriifd
two and a half ton of hard coal. Kept all doors opon
the. wh It) winter. Onu rfi .in I'Jjr ID, nnu room J Ux 1 1,
two room l-xl4, two moms 0x 1'J, one room 10x10.
I'. H. Ull.KY, til.'i Suv.Mith Avoiiuc.
600 Hot Blasts in Operation iu Council Bluffs
to io B
ll m l
Eluffa.
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