THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY, OCTOBER 23. 1000.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MINOK MKNTIO.
.Bit'
Davit Mlla glass.
"Mr. IUIey." 6-cnt dear.
flaa fixtures and globes at Dlxby'a.
Fine A. D. C. beer, Neumayer's holeU
Woliraan, scientific optician, 4C0 n'd'y.
II. M. Leffert, expert optician, 254 Bdy.
Schmidt's photoe, new and latent styles.
Cab. photos ll.M dor. Williams, 511 Udy.
W. J. Hostettor, dentist, Baldwin block.
Lamp's beer, Baenko lloysen, sole agent
J. C. & W Woodward, architects. 023 Bdy.
Drink Hudwelser beer. L. Itosenfeld, ast.
II. B. White, employment agency, 613 Bdy.
Charles L. Haas Is spending low days
with his family In this city.
Exhibit and rale of Gibson pictures.
Alexander & Co., 333 Broadway.
Lily camp No. 1, Iloyal Neighbors of
America, will meet this .vcnlng.
Get your work done at tho popular Eaglo
laundry, 724 Broadway. 'Phone 157.
W. C. Estep, undertaker, 18 Pearl street.
Telephones: Office, 97; residence, 33.
Mrs, Ma C. Grafton has gone to Denver,
where alio will make her future homo.
W. V. Graff, undertakur and licensed em
balmcr, 101 South Main streot. 'Phone 006.
Mrs. 8. C. Whittlesey hns one to KvatH
vllle, Ind., to spend the winter with rela
tives. W. W. Hanthorn hns returned homo from
an extended trip to New York nnd other
eastern points.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dawney of Chlcano
aro tho guests of Mrs. E. Q. Hicks on
Mynstcr street,
Don't hum your-old wool mattress. Mor
gan & Klein will do them over by tho new
process better than new. 122 South Main
street.
The regular meeting of Concordia lodge,
Knights of Pythias, will be held this even
ing at Hughes' hall. Every member Is re
quested to be present.
Mrs. I.. W. Owen of Chicago, national
organizer of tho Antl-Clgaretto league, Is
In the city, the guest of Mrs. C. 1.
Bhcpard, "10 Pcrln nvonue.
Miss Lcla Blaine spent Sunday with her
parents In this city and lft yesterdiy
morning to resume her studies at the State
Agricultural college at Ames.
G. W. Jamison, arrestsd Sunday evenlhnr
for Improper behavior, forfeited his $13
cash bond when his caso was called ill
police court yesterday morning.
Earl Biggs, tho runaway boy arrested
here Sunday. was returned to his home in
Cedar Itaptds yesterday afternoon, hi
parents having telegraphed a ticket for
him.
H. J. Paschal and Miss Halllo Dougherty
of Pacific Junction were married yesterday
afternoon at tho homo of the groom's vur
ents, 2717 South Thirteenth street, Ilov.
Henry DeLomr qfllclatlng.
The case of alike Smith, who was brought
back Saturday evening from Plattsmoutn,
on tho charge of tho theft of Jowelry, was
continued 'In police court yesterday until
today,- to admit of tho securing of- certain
witnesses.
The mortgage given by the Dubuquo &
Bloux City Kallroad company, tho pur-
?hasors of tho Fort Dndgq & Omaha rond,
or Sl.000,000 to tho United States Trust
company of New York was filed for record
here yesterday.
Tho grocery and fruit slock of J. II.
Ingersoll nt Broadway and Bovenlh strait
was attached by creditors yesterday and
the etoro closed. J. It. Snyder and McCorJ,
Brady A. Co. of Omaha were among the
attaching creditors.
Word has been received by friends hers
that Curtis A. Hayes pf this city, who has
been spending the last year In England, has
arrived at New York", at which nlacn he will
enter tho employ of tho same Arm for
wincn no woraea wnuo BDroaa.
Tho lQ-ysar-old son of i-rca jonnjon,
living on Avenue G. was kicked In the faco
yesterday by a colt which he was tending.
Both of tha boy's Jaws wero fractured and
very tooth knocked out. It Is expected
th&t ho will recover, but ho will be dis
figured for life.
Mrs. Martha Johnson, who drifted from
here to Des Moines In the hopes of being
able to seaura admission to tho Homo for
Aged Women there, returned to the city
yesterday afternoon, the Polk county au
thorities having provided her with trans
nortatton. She Is being temporarily cared
for at the home of Rev. Henry DeLong.
Mrs. W. I Owen, national organiser. In
stituted a local branch of the National
AnU-Ctgarette league yesterday aTtenioon
at tho residence of Mrs. C P. Bhepnrd.
Twenty young men rlgned the ptedgj to
abstain from smoking the coffin nails. Mrs.
Bhepard was appointed superintendent of
the local branch. Other officers will be
elected later.
Teter Donnolly caused tho arrest yestor
day of George Sehneffer. on the charge of
shooting two of his hogs. The parties live
at Thirty-fourth street and Avenue, A.
Bchaeffer offers In excuse that tho hogs
wore rooting In tils garden. Justice Vlen
will hear the case, Thursday afternoon.
Bchaeffer gave bull In tho nuin of 300 for
his appearance.
The caso against Ida Hsnderson, charge!
by Joseph McGlnnls with the lurceny of
bis watch nnd chain, wan dismissed In
Justlco Vlen'a court vesterday for fallu-o
of tha proseouting witness to appear, rno
watch and chain wera attnthed by Ju"
Vlen to satisfy the costs of the caso which
wera taxed against McGlnnls. nnd It will
now cost tho latter over to regain pos
session of hU timepiece.
Al. W. Martin has recently returned from
a trip to Cuba, bringing with him two
Cuban bloodhounds for his production Of
Uncle Tom's Cabin, which will be seen at
the Dohany theater tonight. These are
probably the only genuine specimens of this
noted hound which figured so, prominently
In the cruel war between Spain and Cuba
that have aver been brought to this coun
try. Mr. Martin prizes his new canines
very highly and has named them Maceo
and Oomcz.
N. Y. numbing Co., telephone 250.
Real Katato Transfers.
The following transfers wcro filed yes
terday in the abstract, tltlo and loan ofilco
of J, W. Squire, 101 Pearl street:
a n tt ii t a in Al A. T.nnnckar. lot
10, block L Big drove, w d...... $ 125
uoumy treasurer 10 v. "?
tnnlr Inl 1 htnolr K TUVHTfltt'S add.
tn in Marv Harris.
blook a. Allen & Cook's add, w d.. 1,400
Anna C. Mower and buaoanu ei ai in
William T and Anna C. nice, lands
In anollonH 17. 1 S M SO. .11. 29 and
12-77-39. a w d 1
John A. Caldwell to Itoxnna C. Cowles
nt nl. same, and In soutlons G. 23. 24.
15 and 30-76-39. swd 9,035
William T. nice et al to Anna u.
Mower, lands In sections 32-77-39 nnd
In sections 5 and 30-70-33, s w d 1
Anna C. Mower et nl to Itoxana C.
Cowles, seVi 20-75-39, stt 24. nJ nei
25. n i nwU 25 and neU seU 23-
76-30, a w d , 1
Total, sevan transfers,
.$10,588
Commonwealth' 10-cont cigar.
Marriage Licenses
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday to
tne following persons;
Name and Residence. Age
Ii: !. Paschal, Council Bluffs 20
Halllo Daugherty. Pacific Junction, la.. 18
E. L. Balllnger, Grand Island, Neb SS
Antoinette WJlklnson, Omahu 34
John Stamy, Council Bluffs 21
Eftla Lane, Council Bluffs 18
Rough Rider
School Shoes
Evry Pair Warranted
AT
HAMILTON'S
shoe store.
P ARM LOANS
Ngotrte4 In Ea-tern NcbrMka
nJ Iowa.. James N. Caaady, Jr.,
12C Main HI., uauncu
Save Your Monty;
AVINQS, LOAN AND BViXDiXl
nv
llnvestlng
r With tha
. .a.w vii Biiir.niarn iivii
ffH rWl ftratt CUU
BLUFFS.
FIFTY THOUSAND . SHORT
Atttts of the Officer & Pusey Bank Fall
Below the Liabilities.
PERSONAL ESTATE OF PARTNERS HELD
Ttepart of tli Receivers riled In the
District Court Yesterday After
noon Make Ilxpcntei Shnw
Iiik of a Urflclt.
Tho report of rtccolvers Bcreslielm and
Murphy showing the assets and liabilities
of the banking firm of Officer i Puaoy was
filed In. the district court abjut C .o'clock
last evening. Tho assets of tho firm ag
gregate $363,879, while the liabilities
amount to $624,455. Tho assots, even If
they provo to worth 100 cents on the dol
lar .arc less by $57,577 than the liabilities
and this difference, If possible, will have
to bo made up from tbo personal estate of
the two members of tho firm, the late
Thomas Officer and W. II. M. Pusey.
Summarized, the ass oti of the Arm are as
follows: ,
Cash
Bills receivable j
Ileal estate
Overdrafts
Judgrtents
,H,3SG.W
. 216.004.00
. l&7.3Ut.OO
. 42,032.00
. 4,046.00
Total
....J5Cfl.879.O0
Tho liabilities summarized are as follows:
Bight deposits $192,814.00
Demand certificates 13.636.00
Time certificate 418,006.00
Total $824,436.00
Cash nnd Real Estate Holdings.
Tho cash Is made up as follows:
Cash on hand $ 71,620.97
Duo from banks
Chemical Nat'l bank, New York.. 17.725.42
Merchants' Nat'l bank. Chicago.. 46.469.19
Htate National bank, Ht. Louts..
2,585.06
Des Moines National bank
1.07
1.019.09
3,903.72
126.95
Des Moines Havings bank
Omaha National bank
U. B. National bank, Omaha
Itevcnuo stamps
Tax certificates
277.40
2,007.17
Tho real estate held by the Arm and the
value placed against each holding by the
receivers Is as follows:
Furm In Monona county, 206 acres ..$ 9,364.49
Banking house property..,....., 17,000.00
2-102 feet off north end of lot 1,
block 3, Bayllss First addition... 2.000.00
Lots 1. 2 and 3, block 5, except 6,436.65
l.otn in wiiuams- First, lcmaies'
subdivision and Howard's addi
tion 28.602.93
117 acres near School for the Deaf.. 4.033.35
Lots In Grimes' addition 3.81S.00
40 ncres In Cook county Illinois.... 5,695.00
1.01 in uoioy ana walnut jim addi
tion 1,334.00
25 ncres In Pottawattamie county.. 1,736.00
Property in Bayllss', Mynster's and
Williams' First additions 3,953.00
303 acres In Bcotts Bluff cotintv.
Nebraska , 2,127.00
80 acres In Harrison county, Iowa.. 2,383.00
Farms In Boomer township, Potta
wattamie county 15,942.93
Lot on Bt. Mary's avenue, Clark's i
addition. Omaha 2,064.00
480 acres In Cedar and Pierce coun
ties, rsourasKa 8.723.00
Store adjoining building U.OOO.OO
Alining properties aecuea by ad
ministrator to receivers t 25,632.00
House and lot In-Bayllss' Second,.. 2,056.00
Dills and Overdrafts
Part of the bills receivable Is made un of
, t. , ' .
iuu xuiiuwiug;
F. 8. Pusey $ 39,719.61
IN. AI. 1'USOV........ TBI -o
J. and Charles Pusey. i . 100 00
John W. Paul.. i ,4 13,867.72
Pusev Sc Thomas...i..-. rtnn7r.
John P. Weaver 42.368.83
ii ft"aJy 6.113.00
D. E. Gleason nn.i u
Globe Printing company 2,'SG4.06
it. jr.. i.gwii , 2.D51.C6
Among the list of overdrafts Included In
the assets' are these;
Officer & Pusey, trustees...., $ 417.96
Pusey&Thomas : , 1,282.39
John P. Weaver , , 6,005.78
Durngua iron worKS.....T. 2,747.07
W. H. M. Pusev n Mm 17
Thomas Officer 4.723.22
j una k. oracer 6.121.11
C. T. Officer . 44 M
Regarding certain of the overdrafts, the
report says: "With reference to over
drafts of Thomas Officer and W. II. M.
Pusey, It appears that neither have been
credited out of tho bank's earnings Blnco
1894. Tho overdraft of Thomas Officer has
been paid by, tho administrator. Miss
Julia E. Officer has turned Into the hands
of the receivers collateral securities.
Charles T. Officer Is entitled to salary
more than his ovordraft."
RUFUS TAW.NEY IS WOT IX FAVOR.
Candidate's Actions So it Appeal to
Ainu Who Are Straightforward.
PIERCE, Neb., Oct 22. (Special.)
Plcrco republicans aro not going to helo
elect Rufus A. Lowney, the fusion candi
date for state senator, this year for many
reasons, tho most prominent being that
he doesn't practice what bo preaches.
Mr. Lowney was elected county clerk
in 1891, and held that office for four con
secutlvo terms In splto of the old populist
saying that two terms was enough for any
populist. In J896 Mr. Lowney made a school
houso campaign for Bryan-and free silver
ana many wero the predictions he made
as to the calamity that would befall the
country .If Uto republicans were success
ful. Shortly after McKlnley was elected
Mr. Lowney went to Wyoming and to the
dtscomnturo of his populist friends and
the satisfaction of his republican friends It
was learned that ho hod bought 3,200 bead
of shoep and had them shipped to bis
farm in Willow Creek trcctnct. It can bo
stated thatMr. Lowney was the first 6
Invest in sheep in North Nebraska after
McKlnley was elected. Ho has at different
times during the past four years shipped
sheep to Chicago and also cattle, of which
he Is an extensive raiser, and has received
McKlnley prices for them. The question
now naturally arises, was Mr. Lownoy
Joking in 1806, or was he In earnest. The
voters of Pierce ore tired of such hypocrisy
and will not voto for a man who is pledged
to vote for Bryan and Allen for United
States senators, who will go to Washington
and try and tear down what the republican
party has built up.
MATTKUS I TUB DISTRICT COURT,
E. W. Nash Is Fighting the Crrd liars
or the Union Land Coupon?.
The suit of B. W. Nash against tho Union
Land Improvement company, John W. Paul
and others was commenced yesterday aft
ernoon In tbo district court before Judge
Macy. This la the caso which involves the
liability of Mr. Nash to pay up the balanco
of his alleged subscription to' the stock of
the defendant company. It Is claimed by
John W. Paul thut Nash subscribed for $100,
000 worth of stock and only paid $30,000;
Creditors of tho defunct
brought three suits In tho courts here to
hold Nash liable for $70,000, the amount
ciaimeu to bo duo by blra for the stock.
Nash denies having subscribed for any stock.
Hp says he loaued the company 130.000 and
took stock as security. The suit at bar is
to enjoin the defendants and others from
bringing suit against him on this alleged
stock subscription.
Mrs. Sadie Coleman commenced suit in the
district court yesterday against Dr. J. E.
Summers, jr., of Omaha to recover $25,000
for .alleged malpractice. The plaintiff sets
up that In 1893 Dr. Summers treated her
I and, the had to undergo an operatten. Baa
alleges that he gave her an overdose of
chloroform and that to offset Its effects In
jected a satlno substance into her arm. The
arm withered and died and had to be ampu
tated above tho elbow.
Motion for a new trial In tho suit of Ad-
cllno B. Witt against A. C. Jensen in the
supreme court was filed yesterday.
RALLIES FOR TUB CLOSING DAYS.
List of Meetings Which -Will Wind
Up the Local campaign.
Hon. C. M. Harl will address the Mc-
Klnloy-Hoosevelt club tomorrow evening at
republican headquarters, corner of First
avenue and South Main street, on tho Is
sues of tho campaign. Mr. Harl has tho
reputation of being one of the beat speakers
In this section of the country and he will
undoubtedly bo greeted by a large audi
ence. Colonel C. O. Saunders, who has been
campaigning In Nebraska, spent Sunday
with his family In this city, and left yester
day morning for-northern Iowa, where he Ii
bOOKCU tor speecnes aany ur ids ciuire
week.
Chairman Wright of tho republican
county centfUl committee has prepared a
rovlscd list of speakers for the several
townships in this county to the close of
tho campaign. It Is as follows:
Boomer, Saturday, November 3, L B.
Dowell and Phil Dodge.
Belknap, November 6, Charles M. Harl
and Spencor Smith.
Center, November 1, Hon. A. S. Haxelton
and D. E. Stuart. w
Crescent, October 25, Charles M. Harl
and W. W.Klllpack.
Cat-son, October 27, Hon. Scott Lewis and
Frank Shlnn.
Orove, October 31, A, S. Hazelton and
rhll Dodge.
Garner, Ootober 27, A. S. Hazelton and W.
II. KUIpack.
Hardin, Silver Creek, Keg Creek and
Washington, October 31, H. J. Chambers
and W. II. KUIpack and A. Treynor.
James, November 1, Clem Kimball and L.
T. VanSlyke.
Hazel Dell, November 3, O. S. Dlanchard
and Georgo II. Scott.
Layton, November 3, Hon. J. H. Funk
and D. E. Stuart.
Lewis, November 3, D. R. Stuart and
John M. Oalvln.
Lincoln, November 2, A. S. Hazelton and
Clem Kimball.
Macedonia, November 1, C. O. Saunders
and O. S. .Blanchard.
Mlndcn, November 1, Judge George Car
son and W. H. KUIpack.
Noola, November 3, Hon. W. I. Smith and
W. H. KUIpack.
Pleasant, November 2, C. G. Saunders and
Phil Dodge.
nockford, November 2, J. M. Dcwell and
Judgo Goorge Carson.
Valley, October 31, C. O. Saunders and
George II. Scott.
Waveland, October 29, C. G. Saunders and
O. S. Blanchard.
Wright, October 30, C. G. Saunders and
L. T. Van Slyke.
York, November 3, H. J. Chambers and
Clem Kimball.
Council Bluffs', Novembor 5, Hon. John
H. Baldwin and Hon. Walter I Smith.
Howell's Antl-"Kawf" cures coughs, colds.
HEAD LAND SWINDLER .OW IX JAIL.
Thomas J. Senter of Missouri In a Fair
Way to Re SIiotvii.
Thomas I. Senter, living on a farm six
mUcs north of Memphis, Mo., was brought
to Council Bluffs last night In custody of
Sheriff Davis of Scotland county, Missouri,
and Deputy Sheriff Baker of this city. Sen
ter Is alleged to be .tho man who, under the
namo of James L. Palmer, victimized tho
real estate Arm of Lougeo & Lougee of
this city on October 14, 1S9S, out of $643
on a bogus farm mortgage. Senter's al
leged partner In the deal, P. C. Bonner, Is
now under arrest at Fairfield, la. The two
men are alleged to havo successfully played
the samo kind of game all over this state
for the last two years.
Senter's nrrcst followed on a clue ob
tained during Sheriff Baker's trip to Lan
caster, Mo,, last week after a man who was
thought to bo tho party who had turned
the trick here.
Senter was indicted by the grand Jury
hero In November, 1898, but the authori
ties wero unable to get any trace of him
until a few days ago, although the caso
has been In tho hands of the Plnkertons
for a 'year or more. Bonner's arrest in
Fairfield led to the Investigation of Sen
ter's record. Senter Is known to the Plnk
ertons by the alias of George N. Conway.
no is a man past middle age and baa re
sided on tbo farm near Memphis for the
last seven years. When brought here last
night he was positively IdentlBed by both
F. C. Lougee and E. II. Lougeo as the man
who bad victimized them.
Senter was accompanied here by his at
torney, T. H. Wagner of Memphis, Mo.
Ills ball was fixed at the time of his In
dictment at $2,500, under the name of James
L Palmei. Senter secured $645 as a loan
on 120 acres In James township, this
county, a deed for which he showed from
f heodoro Cowltx of Oklahoma, the former
owner. The deed wob duly recorded here,
as it bore tho acknowledgment of a com
missioner of oaths in Harper county, Kan
sas. A few days after making the loan
Lougeo & Lougeo learned that the deed
was a forgery and that Cowltz had never
heard M Palmer,
Subsequently numerous other swindles of
a like nature were reported from different
parts of the state, bolleved to have been
perpetuated by Senter and his partner,
Bonner. Finally one deal was miscarried
and lod to the arrest of Bonner at Fair
field.
Senter was lodged in the county Jail last
night. His attorney expects to be able to
secure ball for blm. He accompanied the
officers here without requisition papers, and
donles ever having been In Council Bluffs
before last night. 1
MOTOR COMPANY LOSES CONTRACT.
Illinois Central and Terminal Com.
panics Control East Omaha Rrldge.
The failure of the motor company to pro
vido tho sorvlco between this city nnd
East Omaha as called for in the franchise
granted to the Suburban company has re
sulted in ifrunnlng up against a large-slzed
snag. The Illinois Central, as lessee of tbo
Terminal company's bridge over tho Mis
souri, has cancolled yie contract by which
tho Suburban company had the right to use
the bridge for Its tracks. The Illinois Cen
tral and the Terminal company have even
gone farther and have torn up part of the
motor company's tracks at both the west
and oast approaches to the bridge.
Tho contract by which the Suburban com
pany secured the right to uso the bridge
was granted by the Omaha Bridge and Ter
minal company and It Is said waa condi
tional on tho former company providing
East Omaha with d regular train servlco
from and to this city. This the old motor
company since It absorbed tho Suburban
company has failed to do. It la understood
that the East Omaha Land company, which
secured an injunction In the Omaha courts
restraining the motor company from taking
up. its traoks on the west side of the Ter
minal bridge, 1 back of thla action on tbo
part of tha Illinois Central, as the company
Is determined that the motor company shall
fulfill Its contract, mora properly speaking
that of the Suburban company, and alve
East Omaha the train service agreed uoon.
Manager Dlmmock ot the motor company,
on his return from Kansas City yesterday-,
whon asked about tho matter said ho had no
Intimation that the contract had been can
celled. He understood there was some
trouble about It and that some of their rails
had been taken up at elthtr end- of tho
bridge. Ho thought the matter would be
settled satisfactorily to both sides in a few
days. The motor company, he said, had
been running three trains a day only to the
Iowa side of tho bridge, in accordance with
the provisions of the Suburban's franchise.
Davis sells paint.
TIMi: TO ItEGISTKR IS AT HAXH.
A'otera Who Care to Take Tart In the
election Mnt Get on List.
Every elector who desires to cast his vote
at tho general election Tuesday, November
6, must register anow. No former regis
tration will entltlo any voter to cast bis
ballot this year and It is imperatively
necessary that every voter should see that
bis name Is entered correctly on tho regis
tration lists.
Tho' registrars will sit on Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday of this week, when
electors must register In order to cxerclsu
their rights at tho polls next month. Tho
places where the registration boards will
sit in tho different precincts of tho city
aro as follows: "
First Word-First precinct, Victor Jcn
jungs bam, East Broadway: Second pre
cinct, 219 East Broadway.
Second Ward-First precinct, City build
n,ryant "treet; Sucond precinct, 720
West Broadway.
Third Ward-First precinct, Chicago
houso, corner Willow avenue and Main
atreet: Second prclnct, 909 South Main
street.
Fourth Word-First precinct, 520 South
Main street; Second precinct, Kelly house,
1213 South Main street. .
t Fifth Ward-FlrHt precinct, County build
Ing, Fifth avenue nnd Twelfth street: Sec
ond preclnot. County building, 611 South
Thirteenth streot.
Sixth Ward First precinct, County build
ing, Avenue B nnd Twenty-fourth fltrcot;
Second precinct, resldenco of Charles Ncgo
thon, Locust street-
DEMOCRATS GRAB AT STRAW
See a Mont Remote and Roundabout
Way of Defeating; Bob Cowtlns
for Congress.
MARSHALL-TOWN, la., Oct. 22. Political
complications dovoloped hero this after
noon that may defeat Congressman Cousins
for reelection in tbo Fifth district. The
republicans last fall elected Dr. Llerle as
coroner. He failed to qualify 'before the.
first Monday in January as required by tho
code Tbo board of supervisors passed a
resolution that all hold-overs must qualify
by January 10. Ho quollfled on January
11. Now tho democrats dcclaro that by
vlrtuo of tho statutes and the board's ac
tion a vacancy wns created in that office,
which must ba filled at the coming elec
tion. They havo filed papers nominating
Dr. Brady, but neglected to file tho nom
ination paper for that office. Tho county
officer refused to place Brady'u name on
the ballot. Tho democrats have therefore
served notice that they will challcngo any
republican ballot presented on tho ground
of Illegality, but will permit democrats to
vote unchallenged. If this action Is sus
tained by tho courts Congressman Cousins
would lo80 tho vote of tho county, about
4,000, while the democrats would savo their
vote, about 2t500, which would likely de
fcut Cousins, as tho other counties in the
district are close, except Marshall and
Lynn. '
DIES, IN 'THE DENTAL CHAIR
lorfa "Woman Kxplres While Under
Influence or Chloroform In
Slour City.
SIOUX CITY, Oct. 22. (Special Tele
cram.) While suh-nlttlnir tn (ho r-vtrixtlnn
Fof a number of teeth la the odlco of Dr.
Nonrso at Mapleton, la., Mrs. Charles
Koepke died In the dental chair. She
tamo to Dr. Nouise's office accompanied
by her husband. She asked thitt rhlnrn.
form be administered before the opera
tion was performed. Dr. Nourso tried .to
dlssuado her, but upon her dettrmlnation
to have It engaged Dr. Gillespie to admin
ister it. After three teeth had been ex
tracted It was noticed by both doctors that
tho patient was in a serious condition and
Immediately every effort was mnrin in re
suscitate her, but without effect. Coro
ner Fisncr was summoned and an Inquest
hold.
The Jury, L.1 E. Bruner, J. D. Glddlngs
and Matt Kee,, brought in a verdict exon
erating the doctors. Mrs. Koepke lived
with her hiiBband, sixteen miles south, of
Mapleton and leaves a family of six chil
dren. BIG CROWD IN SPITE! OF RAIV.
Republican Rally at Court llonse In
OnaTva. la Well Attended.
ONAWA, Ia Oct. 22. (Special Tele
gram.) The republican rally at tho court
bouse tonight under tho auspices of the
McKInloy and Roosevolt club was a de
cided success In spite ot tho weathcr.whlch
was very unfavorable for getting out a
largo cro.wd. Hon. E. H. Hubbard ot Sioux
City delivered' a very Ablo and telling ad
dress and certainly presented the issues
now before thd American people In a very
candid and pleasing mannor. The Onawa
band furnished go6d music on the streets
and the court room was finely decorated
for the occasion with flags and buntings,
also pictures of McKlnley and Roosevelt
with the motto ot "Prosperity at homo and
prestige abroad" displayed conspicuously.
The Castana Glee clug rondored a number
ot campaign songs in a very pleasing man
ner. . Came Near Dying,
"For three days and nights I suffered
agony untold from an attack of cholera
morbus brought on by eating cucum
bers, " says M. E. Lowtber, clerk of the
district court, Centerville, la. "I thought
I should surely dlo and tried a dozen
different medicines, but all to no purpose.
I sent for a bottle ot Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and throe
doses relieved me entirely. I went to
sleep and did not awake for eight hours.
On awakening a few hours ago I felt ho
gratified that tha first work I do on going
to tbe office is to 'write to the manu
facturers ot this remedy and offer them
my grateful thanks and say: 'God bless
jou and tho splendid medicine you make.' "
Brings Smallpox from Sknitway
VANCOUVER, B. C, Oct. 22. The steam
ship City ot Seattle arrived this morning
from Skagway with 278 passengers on board
and a case of smallpox. It is now anchored
In midstream, flying the yellow flag. Tho
Canadian government has been cabled to
for Instructions, but thero Is no doubt that
the passengers will be kept In quarantine at
Williams Head for ut least two weeks. All
but twenty-five passengers are destined for
Seattle, The case of smallpox Is 0. mild
ono.
High Prior for Horse-Show Boxes,
CHICAGO, Oct. 22. Within an hour after
the opening ot the sale of private boxes
today for tho horse show next woek every
box had been sold and at prices ranging
from $13 to $400. The grand total for the
seventy boxes disposed of was 112,300. There
Is a sharp demand for reserved Beats from
outside cities, Detroit alone asking reserva
tion for a party of 100 persons.
Postpone Ferrlll'a Trial.
MARYSVILLE, O., Oct. 22 -Juror James
Shirk, who Is suffering from measles, was
unable to appear in court today and the
Ferrlll murder trial was adjourned until
tomorrow.
Ferrlll's mother and Miss Costrow. Fer
rail's fiancee, called on Mrs. Lane, widow
of the murdered express messenger, and on
affecting meeting followed
MINISTERS CO liNTO POLITICS
Iowa Association Takes a Stand on the
Canteen Question,
PRESIDENT DENOUNCED BY PREACHER
State Library Association of Iowa De
cliles to Adopt the Mutual Jlrne
fl i l'lnn of a Clearing llonse
for Periodicals.
DES MOINES, la., Oct. 22. (Special
Telegram.) At the Ministerial association
meeting this morning Itcv. A. C. Douglas
read a paper on tho subject of "Tho Re
lation of the ,1'astor to Politics." In It ho
condemned in the strongest terms tho
stand which tho president has taken lu
regard to tho urtny canteen question and
announced his Intention of withdrawing
his support nnd using nil of his Influence
against him nt tho coming election. His
paper was endorsed by tho entire associ
ation' nnd not n slnglo remark was made
by any of the members contrary to tho
policy outlined in the pnper. There has
been a great deal' of criticism for some
time ot tho Ministerial ntsoclatlou because
It pays so much attention to politics.
Tho Iowa Stato Library commission de
cided to adopt tho plan of tho Wisconsin
commission In establishing a clearing house
for periodicals. It Is 0. mutual benefit
affair, tho purposo of which Is to supply
volumes vor parts ot volumes needed to
complete sets. In return libraries are
expected to send nil duplicates to the
clearing houso that other ltbrnrics may
bo beueflled. The Stato Library commis
sion has also decided to issue a quarterly
bulletin to stlmulato library interests In
the state, the first number to bo Issued
January 1. The commission will address
tho Teachers' Institute nt tho first oppor
tunity in order to encourago tho school
library movement.
Tho opinions handed down by tho supremo
court this morning wero:
N. V. Dodgo nnd fl. C. Dodge Hgnln.it R.
K. Hart, appellant, Pottawattamlo district.
Affirmed.
F. K, Durand ngnlnst Northwestern Life
and Havings jompany, Polk district. A'f
nrmetl. . H'?! Meod RnlnBt Illinois Central, But
ler district. Affirmed,
Tho grand officers and many members of
the order of tho Eastern Star arrived this
evening nnd hundreds moro are on the way,
Tho school of Instruction opens tomorrow
and the regular meeting Wednesday.
DEATH RECORD?
Funeral of Henry Skurupa.
COLUMBUS, 'Neb., Oct. 22. (Special.)
The funeral of Henry Skurupa was'hcld. this
morning, services ut St. Bonavonura's
Catholic church, Bov. Father Kohlmoycr of
ficiating. Mr. Sliurui'm was born and reared
in Polk county Just across the Platto river
from here. Ho was 30 'years of age and was
married Inst Wednesday nnd died Saturday
of last week. Ho fell dead in the door
way as he was about to enter the home of
bis bride's parents. He was a member of
Company K, First Nebraska volunteers, nnd
was among those wh'b were sent back from
Honolulu. The foncral today was directed
by a detachment ot Company K under com
mand of Colonel Klllan.
Pioneer of Ilnmhurg,
HAMBURG, la.. Oct. 22. (Special.) Wil
liam Wlso, nn old pioneer citizen of Ham
burg, died this mdVnlng at C o'clock ot can
cer ot tbo stomach at tho ago of 76. Mr.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Gnuln
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must laar tlf natur at
Pac-Stadls Wraaysr
rilllAIACIL
fm immui,
FH IMIIINft.
raiTMniuvusV
FH CMMTPATiM.
rtltAUtWtUI.
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QVtlB HO HKAPAQHtV
For
Kansas City, Mo.
TICKET OFFICE
8outhoast Corner 14th and Douglas.
A SKIN OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOREVER
BR. T. FELIX GOURAUD'S ORIENTAL '
CREAM, OR MAGICAL AEAUTIFIF.R.
j a MJ jicmorc ian, j-imples.
SSfi- flEfrSVR ml "Kin aluJ
, and. tverr
blemiah on beauty,
nnd dtfln detec-
" - wn
harmleu w tail
It t b iur II
ii properly mailt.
Acetyl no counttr
flt of similar
'name. Dr. L. A.
Sayr said to a la
ly of the haut-toa
A? .Y.0JL'..Iadle" wlll use ibem, 1 recom
mend 'aoURAUD'S CIIBAM' oi the least
harmful of all the fikln preparations." For
.iif . ruiata ncT Fancy Oeeds
Dealers In the U. 8. and Europe.
VERD. T. HOPKINS, fro'r,
17 Great Jenes Bt. N. T.
WOMEN
FEMALE BEANS
Great monlhlr
rtsulator for wo
ore I moel stubborn eaiee rf MeTedl few iijtt M
at Sherman MeConnella, Kunn a Co. and other
drufsuu vr welted br Ltoa Lrus Co, Buffalo, N X
men iiuiinne ran-
Imrter's
Wlie was a contractor and builder by pro
fession and worked 'up to a (ew weeks ot
his death, being engaged in building the
UutlerOeld building, which Is now being
completed, He built tho opera houso block,
tho Masonic, II. 11. Wright and Samuel
Holmes blocks and a number ot other largo
buildings here.
I. W, Ham dry.
LYONS, Neb., Oct. 22. (Bpcclal.)-I. W.
Hamsey died at his home, south ot this city,
yesterdny morning after n few days' sick
ness. Mr. Ramsey was a prosperous farmer,
owning ono of tho best farms In this local
ity. Ho was a bachelor and has resided
here but three or four years, coming from
Watertown, Wis.
Inventor of Stennilirake,
NBW YORK, Oct. 22.-Henry Miller, a
neighbor of Horaco Greeley, Is dead at
Chnupaqua, Y,, In his 80th yenr. Ho
was the Inventor of tho stenm trainbrako,
his patent having been Issued January 8,
1857, and all railroad brakes now in use, It
Is said,' are patterned nftor his Invention.
Troubles of Kansas City Subarbnn,
KANSAS CITYi Mo., Oct. 22.-8ecurltlrs
of the Knnsas City Huburbnn Hclt railway,
which nre valued nt $500,000, wero to havo
been sold today to satisfy a Judgment of
$100,000, secured by tho Cambria Bteel com
pany, but the salo did not tnko pluco be
causo the I'rovldent Life nnd Trust com-
fiany of Philadelphia made an application
11 tho United States circuit court which
makes the Qiinrdlan Trust company a de
fendant with tho railway In tho four causes
brought by tho eastern company against
the railway.
The Cnmorla Steel company nlno applied
for ft. temporary restraining order ngnlnst
tho Qunrdlan Trust company in tho mat
ter of disposition of securities. Judge Phil
lips named November 6 as tho date ot the
hearing.
Father of Late Km 111 a Abbott.
MILWAUKEE, Wis., Oct. 22,-Judge Wai
ver of the Milwaukee county court today
refused to appoint a guardian In this
rounty of Both Abbott, fnther ot tho Into
Emma Abbott, who Is living nt n sanitarium
west of this city and who receives a large
annuity. Tho court snld that It bad no
Jurisdiction in tho matter because Mr.
Abbott owned no property in tho county.
Tho old mnn, with the consent of Miss
Hnrteleno of Chicago, who was appointed
gunrdluii lu Illinois, was taken back to the
sanitarium.
Death List Grows.
FOIIT WORTH. Tex., Oct. 22. Later re
ports from the Lod! ryclonc stato the lon
of llfo Is greater than tlMt stnted. It Is
definitely known fctx negroes were killed
In n house that was demolished. Rami; ten
or fifteen people Are sold to have lost tholr
lives. Tho path of tho storm was 200 yard
wldo. It is ftured the worm reports havo
not yet bcou recelwd. Many country
houses were blown away.
E.orsford's Acid Phisphatt
For Dyspepsia.
Strengthens the stomach, assists di
gestion, relieves distress and the feel
ing of exhaustion and dizziness.
Genuine beare name HoRsronD's on wrapper.
" Hr.gat-H, -T.
CURKS all Kidney
Kldneycura. fl ache. etc. At irU.
, , . , . I'l rl.Us, or by mail,
Diseases, iiaoK-
vice, etc., of Dr. B. J. Kay, Saratoga, N. Y.
LVERYBODYS
MAGAZINE
For fto)ember
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Easy to Head
Hard to Forget
For Sale by
All, .Newsdealers
asm
Good Property
Is ft Good Investment
Fifteen lots in a body for sals at a very reasonable price,, Tbtss
lots are located In Omaha addition and lis hl(tt aad dry. Thty
will make a splendid looatlon for some factory. Several other lots
suitable for building purposes on ot them especially will maks
a Una location for a home, betas withla block of ths attar
lias and within two blocks of a school house sad church loeataa
la tha wsttern part of tha city. 1
Apply at
Bee
IOWA FARMS FOR SALE
DAY & HESS, 89
Have for sale a I a rare list of Imprnvml
vegetable laaelai also residence anil
and Omaha., SOMK FAHMSi
ICO acres Hazel Sell twp., 11 miles ne C. B.,
good buildings, 115 per acre.
10 acres near Crescent, well Improved, S4S
per acre.
CO acres 5 miles east, good buildings and
fruit, $50 per acre.
60-acre fruit farm, near city, good improve
ments, (ISO per acre.
10-acrt frut f-rra adjoining city, 16,000.
Tha above Is only a sample of ear
per oeat latercst. Telepaaao St.
SMALL POX
Scarltf Ftvir,
Diphthtrift,
Whooping
Cough
and epidemics of
other contagious
dUctiu are mora
prevalent now
than it nv time
durlnj the put
ryetr ana It be
comes necti.
( try to adopt
the best
method of
dlilnfectlnj
the home In
order to kill
the jturns
of these
dangerous
and catching
dlieuti.
Nlnety.flve per cent, of the je diteasct can be
prevented by the proper uie of disinfectants
which destroy these disease-breeding germ).
DR. C0. LKININOCR'S
For-mal-do-hydo
GENERATOR
(using solidified Formaldehyde) offers the
people the only safeguard against the spread
of ill contagious tnT Infectious diseases. By
the proper use of the generator you avoid
II danger of Small Pox, Diphtheria, Scarlet
Fever, etc., entering your home. In the
treatment of Whooping Cough, nothing excels
Solidified Formaldehyde.
Itlllory M. Wilder, M. I)., late health officer of
Meeklvnbursticpuntr.sndcltrof Charlotte, N.C.,
write; "'twaailuetnttifl uen of KormaWcUjrie
that I Rfcrlbe the extermination ot a e.aall oi
outbreak In our c.irmmtnltr. ttie mjr opinion
that Dr. Oeo.Letnlnger'eFnnnalilebrdeOenera.
tor Hot inottlmablo t1u to crery liouaohoid."
Bo1i)atall(lruircltrn'rti.0i complete Including
onr-lielf ounce Holldttlnl Kurmalilehrde r eenl
direct prepaid. A llonklet free lor the aeklnf.
The Dr. Oeo. Lelnlnrer Chemical Co., Chlceg-n.
ffPfSk. Oook'a Duchecs Tablets are succeMfully
Mm uued montblv by over 10.0CO ladles. Price,
Dy mall, Jl.Otf. Beu'l i cents 'for
Jsf t r mmnlnand nnrllculars. The Cook Co.,
r i Vf.1VoolrileTo., Detroit. JIlcli.
Bold In OmaJia by Rutin A Co.. 15 & Dourlsa.
Dohany Tlieater
Tuesday, October 23.
AL W. MAItTl.V.S
...UNCLE TOM'S CABIN...
tlO-I'KOIM.K ON TIJK STAOK-tlO
Sen the (lorReoii.i BeVuory. Hear Ihe
rinkanlnny Hand; the Creole Olrls' HHnd
2j Donkeys, l'onles, Horses and Oxen.
"HAM) MTIIKKT PAHADIJ DAII.V.
RHEUMATISM
I'so UpII's Hheilmatlc Cure, n sure nnd
prompt remedy for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sciatica, lumbago, Rout. Has cured thou.
nnds will cure you. Prico 60c n box; small
sizo 26c, at druBSlsts or mailed.
KING DRUG COMPANY,
Coaacll muffs, Iorra. Agents.
CENTS
Si
Before you
Have your ttietli attended to call aud
get our prices and see for yourselves
how very reasonable thoy aro. llemenv
bor it costs no more to bave good work
than it does to have poor.
. .-. Telephone 11-5
H. A. Woodbury, 0. D. S., Council Biufi.
30 Pearl St. Grand HoUl
Office,
Council Bluffs.
Pearl St., Council Blull's,
farms, chicken ranches, (rait and
business itroertys In Council Bloa
160.acres Missouri bottom land, S allea si
city, $40 per acre.
600 aero stock farm near Earllog, Belby Co.,
cheap.
320 acres ltf Silver Creek twp., $C0 per acrs;
well improved.
213 acres flns bottom land in Itockford twp.,
112.60 per acre; well Improved,
list, MONBY LOANED ON KARMI AT