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THE OMAHA DAILY Jm. SAITHDAY, AUGUST 21. 1901.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
, Ml.OH MOTION.
Davis dells drug.
Btockert soils carpets and rilRt.
Flnu A II C beer. Netimoyer's hotel.
Vlctoi hcatem. Hlxby Son. nfitntt.
W. F, Blcdcntopf 1.4 home Irom Chicago.
Wollmun, Bclcntlllc opllcluti. WJ Uroadway.
C. K Alexander ii Co.. picture and
frames. Tol. 3;6.
Mrs. I. (.'. Cook of Cac City i guest of
her sister, Mri). H. J. Ollbert.
Attorney John M. Oalvln returned yester
day from two weeks In Colorado,
Get your work done at the popular Eatle
laundry. 724 Uroadwuy. 'Fnon. JS7.
Mrs. James 1 Mulhollnmt and dRtiajhtcr
Mumle left Inst pvvnltiK VlHlt ln!
eastern part of the state,
John W. Davis filed articles of ndoptlon
of I.eola Pearl Jones, iiRed 6 yrur. In tlu
stTlcc of the county recorder yesterday.
The Chase-Lister Thenter company will
present the sensational comedy, A Man of
Mystery," In the Dohany theater Sunday
DlKht.
Members of l'. 8. (Jrnnt company, t'nl
form rank, KiiIkIUs of l'ythlas, arc to ro-
f)ort at the armory this evening, as there
s business of Importance.
Judxe Wheeler Instructed llecelvers Here
nil el in and Murphy of the (Jfllcer & Puney
bank to pay all court costs taxed to date
in the receivership litigation.
J. II. Louie, father of A. Louie, died last
eveniiiK In Ht. llernard s hospital, lie nan
been falling some tme ami death was
mainly duo to Inllrmltles of old nge. '
' County Attorney Kllpack hns brought I
mil In the district court to restrain i arl.
Km a line I nml William Neglthorn from i
maintaining n Moating saloon on a steamer
in Cut-Oft lake.
Chris Anderson of 825 Kant Hroadway re
ported to the police last evening that a
iincak thief had entered his house and ap
propriated his best suit of clothes and an
extra pair of trousers,
C. J. Hcanlon. charged by 0, J. Dobbins,
his former partner In tho saloon business,
with embeiillng $2fiO of the llrm's fund.',
,was discharged In Justice Hrynnt's rniirt
yesterday. There was no evidence to show
that Hcanlon was entitled ns a member of
the llrm to the money.
A. W. Dell, a young farmer of Treynnr,
3a., Is missing and his relatives have asked
tho nsslstance of the police In finding him,
lie left home Saturday, Intending to re
turn Hunday. Ills prolonged absence has
made Ills family fearful thai he has met
With an accident or foul play.
A team hitched to n heavy wagon be
longing to 0. Iberii, a farmer living near
Quick, ran away on nroadway yesterday
afternoon and serious collisions were nar
rowly averted. A buggy containing Mrs. J.
Frost lost a wheel, hut Mrs. Frost escaped
injury. The team, after running several
blocks, was halted by a telegraph pole.
Bister Mary Chlonii, mother superior of !
St. Francis' academy for tho last four
yearn and connected with the Institution )
for the last twenty years, has been trans,,
ferred to Ht, Joseph's academy, Des Moines.
Hho hus been succeeded here by Hlster
jwnrj- i.rociHuiu, wno comes rrom nn
neademy of the order In southern Cali
fornia. Oeorge O'Hrlen nml William Htlll wt-ro
BrreHted last evening for engaging In a
fight near I he Northwestern depot. Ac
cording to mill's version of the trouble
O'Hrlen was amusing himself pulling down
the crossing gates at the Northwestern
tracks. Htlll Is in charge of the gutes and
he objected. In the light that followed
Still was knocked down. Still was released
on his promise to anpenr In police court
this morning, but O'llrlen spent the night
behind the bars.
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. tcu-pbone 158.
Lumber on sale at tho encampment
(rounds.
Woodmen's l)ny of Nnnrta.
Several hundred members of tho craft and
their families attended the picnic of Coun
cil niufTs camp, No. 7161, Modern Woodmen
of America, at Manawa yesterday. In the
afternoon a program of sports was enjoyed.
C. A. Tlbblts of Council muffs carried off
the fat men's race and J. A. Klser tho seventy-five
yards daBh. Klser also won tho
hopping contest. Mrs. E. D. Wagner won'
the stout woman's raco and Mrs. F, Tal
bot the race for lean women. Tho boat
race between Vencrablo Consuls W. B.
Fisher of Council muffs camp and Charles
Plnckncy of Hazel camp was captured by
Fisher. The base ball game was won by
Hazel camp team and the bowling contest
by tho Omaha team. Dancing on the plat
form In Shady Grove brought tho day's fes
tivities to an end. i
Tlargalns In land: Have Just returned
from a long trip to Minnesota and North
Dakota and can furnish any number of
acres of choice farming lands at low
prices. L. W. Tulloys. 102 Main street.
(Irnriiintr of lllllndnlr.
The members of the Oranha and Council
Hluffs Hillsdale (Mich.) College association
held their annual picnic yesterday at Lnko
Manawa. The association, which has been
organized seven years, has annually a sum
mer picnic and a dinner on Now Year's
day. Those present yesterday were: Mr.
and Mrs. S. nogors, Mr. and Mrs. I. R. An
drews, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Myers, Mrs.
Ittner, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ittner, Mr. and
Mrs. Parmaleo Prltchard, Mr. and Mr.
Floyd J. Campbell, Omaha: Mr. and Mra. L.
CutL-r. Mrs. George P. Sanford, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Lovorctt, Council Bluffs; Misses
Lillian Dyer and Helen Brown, Minneapolis.
The 100,000 feet of jurabor used on tbr
loldlcrs" encampment grounds In for tali
It 'figures far below cost. Pee C. Hafcr for
Mrther Information.
Dohany Theater
THE CHASE-LISTER THEATER GO,
ONE NK5HT ONLY.
BUNDAY. AFO. SJ-In the Great Sensa
tional Comedy,
A MAN OF MYSTERY.
11 Y MAK1C E. SWAN
Now niul Special Vaudeville Features be
tweeii every net by Kdwln nnd Miidgrt
Krnfft. Mr. Ernest F. Hoblson nnd Clint
ind Beuslo HorMis.
A big production nt popular nrlccs, 10c,
Wc, 30c,
Ktd for thott w'n kna whift onl.
Woodward's
Ganymede Chocolates
. ani0pera Bon Bons
Made lly ,
John 6. Woodward & Co.
"The Car.dv Mm "
Council Uluffs
Iowa.
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Iowa Steam Dye Work9
304 Urottuwajr.
Makt yom old clothes look Ilk ntw.
SIcadIob, Dyeing and Repairing.
LEWIS CUTLER
Funeral Director
(fcjucckor 10 W, c. iUtep)
3M PUAHL I'ltUUT. 'I'aun 07.
FARM LOANS 5?r
Negotiated In i:tern Nebraska
nd low. James N, Caady. lr
Ui Main. Bt. Council Bluff. '
BLUFFS.
LAWSUITS THE FALL FASHION
Oily Appears as Defendant in Twj of tht
Nw Caiei.
DETECTIVE WEIR SUED FOR AN ARREST
Mini it Uli Itnndred Dollars Itesents
lleliiK Classed ns Vngrnnt and
Forced In Mtnml l'i In
Oil All MKlit.
Tho city of Council nt.,rr. hm- ... '
ional Inlurv ,in ...,. ..Ti,
sonai injury damage suits anions tho grist
v. hiuu yesioruny for the Septem-1
bcr term of tho district court. Mrs. Eleanor 1
Hlce, mother-in-law of Lieutenant Gov-,
ernor Mllllman, appears as plaintiff In '
une, aoj ernest Marsh In tho other.
Mrs. Rico wants la nnn f ',....
pallty's surplus cash fnr intnr . r.nT i
which she and two fr crnls were driving
was overturned down an emnkment on
Third street near the nel ingh scho""
bulldlns. Mrs. Ulco suffered a fractu o
of thyUht arm near tho shoulder and olher
Injuries. The imhnnWmont n o .. i i...
tho'gradln of nart of Third .i7 V T .
StoTMreet nd Fl th , Mr,l nice
contend, that the city Is l.abTe for tho lC
sldcnt, as thero were no lights or danger
signals displayed at the point where tins
grading .iad been partly done. 1
h.rSfor rhTot,:h!leg:hCwh,cyhPne
suffored as the result nf fniiin
a c.. .- . " . vu ,
uhuiii ..nun uircei, near me st Joe
house. Tho city, Marsh alleges, was negli
gent In permitting the Ice to accumulate
on, tho sidewalk and mako slippery nlaceo
ror tho unwary pcdcstrlcn. f SPIRIT LAKE, la.. Aug. 23.-(Speclal.)-
Illcrclc Detective n De.c itlnnt. M'ss Macomtier, dcujshtcr of Judge Ma
Danlel L. Weir, tho blcyclc-mountcd de- nn cf mn,ha an,i' 3hrlteii.n of
tectlve. attached to the pollcoTrae, was ,3, P fc "cnrl- lost their lives on Lake
made defendant yesterday In a II 000 d"- ?kcboJI, "c,ln?s',ay cvcnln3- Tcy had
or hl. II T n '"!8'C"ri,y
Mor d" . ZZC "..!
thn rh " 7. "I", , v JU"
m.i n SU0I,lc,l0U8 ' WB c"'"cd
?m 8 l"0' . Ul thc ntxt morn-
Ing this was erased and one of "vagrancy"
entered In Its place. J. F. Hunt and Wll-
Ham Brooks Reed. Heir's bondsmen, are
named as party defendants In the suit.
Ilurch In his pctltlci sots forth that his
arrest was without warrant and entirely
Uncalled fnr nnrl thn. Un . , ..r i
uncalled for and that ho
much shame and disgrace by boln-j en
corted through the crowded puhllc streets
by the ofllccr. He says ho raised a vfgoroun
protest against his nn-wSt, but the o.:ic.r
was obdurate and would not listen to
reason. After being further humiliated b
being searched at the city Jail. Iliirch
states, he was thrown Into n cell In which
there was no place to sit down cr a.;ep
except an Iron bunk, which reekcj wl'.h
filth. He says that he had to stand up tha
entire night and consequently was unable
to' sleep. Burch alleges that the cell was
In' a state of nastlnrss and In a most ob
noxious and unhealthy condition.
F6r tho disgrace and humiliation to wliU'.i
he was subjected by tho Hawhshaw of ilio
Council Bluffs police department Ilartb
wants $1,000, and Is not particular wheth r
he collects It from the detective or from
his bondsmen, so long as he gets it.
Such thn IlllnoU Centrnt.
W p iinv n mnin.n,nn i .,. .' Ec.eot, a repuDiican nominee lor reprcicnta
ofl OMbiV m B' nhi? lpl y,,lvc' vl:11 u fh31 bslng mate, L E.
Bridge ell' h In T V"nci f nicMncrn count', moved that
000 TJiZ the ni?iuUf.ht,'U t t0T, ,10;-'"le "ouilnntion of B. F Hohlnson of Arm
Vlctor F Lahbe !Hv ii w'"' .I"' , lr- bo "nanlmous n-,d the motion
railway LM ' hi tlcket aKat " 'hr- pr vailed with cheoK. The Lallct wh3h
fendant Cmpany' belng named 08 ?aUy de','rr.u ted In Mr. F.ancU' motl:n stiod: B.
co,ditw1f,hcr;r the mr w -!. vVbUS's a:
coiuaen with tho motor car cf v.'hlch IIcv , . .
,, mtrm c, ; , i,ty' w l county, to noni nee fcr rcpresen'ntlve.
nue anS. receive W. fu.l republican vote of
the rom.i -m. i m , .lU . Taf f0rT ?C hr eountJe.. Thus ends one of tin
of the moln ' n n . n vo1 b,ul ' -t JcgUlatlvo convention contests In
other0 .X "rLiXuTt?: v ib cf r.-.jf rvr10?;- flr,
face by broken glaEa. ilo L Td ,', Bcra,Sn wcs. at SXlrlt ke. July 17. and
eeveral months. With his fno ...,:.,
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eeveral months. With his face swathed In t
Kan ...1.1. t . . . .11
"""b". wiiii upuiungs ior jtno eyes anu
mouth, Hoyt wns a familiar sight on tho
Btrceta for soveral weeks.
Hoyt alleges thHt the switch cnglno foiled
to signal Its, npptoach at the crossing' by
ringing a bell or tooting Its whistle. Ho
asecrts that his Injuries hnvc permanently
disfigured him and that his face Is senred
for life, all of which makes him suffer much
mental anguish.
Motor Coiiiniuiy Akrd to Pity.
James F. Holden brought suit yesterday
against tho motor company for $1,032. He
alleges that August 13 last while alighting
from a car ot Sixteenth street he was
thrown violently to tho ground nnd acrosj
a roll by the sudden starting of the car.
He claims the negligence of tho motorman
and conductor was responsible for tho ac
cident, which laid him up for two weeks.
The J32 of the amount sued for Is to reim
burse him for what he expended for medical
attendance, etc.
The petition in the suit of John O. Ben
nett against tho motor company was filed
yesterday. Ho wants J3.000 for Injuries
alleged to have been received whllo era'
ployd as a guard at ths bathhouse' on Man
hattan beach, Lake Manawa. Ho says that
on July 21 there wero several thousand
people at tho bathhouse and that whllo
trying to keep the peoplo back from crowd
ing Into tho steam launches he was crowded
off the plntform nnd his foot caught be
tween the steps and tho platform, vmashlng
the fHsh and Injuring the bones of the
foot and leg. Bennett also stioj for the
salary which ho claims he would have re
ceived had the company not discharged hlra
In July. He alleges that under his contract
ho was to havo employment until tbe close
ot the season.
Tho petitions In tbo suits of C. It. Hnnnan
and Ira Ruffcorn against the motor com
pany wero filed yesterday,
Two 'Women Want Divorce.
Mrs, Christine Wcstrom filed suit for
divorce yesterday from Julius Westrom,
whom she married in Hamilton county,
Nebraska, January 3, 188C. She bases her
, - n mmm hbixo iiimi
she be awarded tho custody ot their four
children, whosn mrm nm n . 1 1 I
r"'"u" smuuory grounds ana asks that
children, whose acra nnm from .1 in 11
years, alio that the title to eighty acres
of land In Nebraska which they own hi
decreed in her forever,
Mrs. Oretchen Cochran alleges that a
young woman named "Katrlna" has sup
planted her In tho affections of her hus
band. William T. Cochran, and for this and
other reasons she filed suit for divorce
yesieruay. in addition to tho divorce she
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eM.drl-r CU,,0l,y. .0t th"r threVDr
. 1 Z' ti0 l?onth PertnBnent "Umouy
and $20 a month for the support of her
children. The defendant Is a locomotive
fireman ot this city. Tho Cochrans were
married July 9. 1890. In this city.
,
Davit sella paint.
SUPREME HEAD OF EAGLES
President Del Cnrj- Winn 111 I'IIkM
to till Council Illiifln
Aerie.
Supremo President Del Cary Smith of the
Fiatcrnal Order of Hnples was the guest
I. IrI:'. of the Council 11 luffs nerle and In
consequence there wns considerable flapping
of wings end other doings In his honor.
Foll-ulng tie regular order of business, In
cluding tho Initiation of several eaglets, a
soc.nl session was held, nt which a general
goul time v,as had and refreshments wero
served. Addresses weremado by Police
Judgo Ay1-.i-.vor li. City Attorney Wads
wcr h, C. J. Dobli ms, Edward Sherlock,
Alderman Brown and thcr prominent moni
tors cf the r.ir'c. A ftwture if the enter
tainment was l number of selections by tin
Aerie quartet.
" mmo" 0,1 " ?rc,,n,u r nt'
B"llcr encampment is ror sale. A b.g s ap
for some one.
Gravel roofing. A. II. Head. 541 Ilroad'y.
tinnier Decline,., lirltr Wllllnw.
Jotn "rner, r who was nominated by
be dcmocralc county convention for county
rcfu,SM l bc " can,,,,,atf- " !
' ,h, "om'natl,n "0W be ,om,orci1 Con
1 ? b Wllllng t0
TT..,he racc, "alnsl Wlllln" Arnd, th,
, rcpubllcau not"':
I
T" one wno b"'8 lho ,C0'000 of lum-
Sf, U,? bV, ,"3 ,,nlC "!
ZZr a" C" C f0F
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Davis sells class.,
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NARF'0WI-Y ESCAPE DROWNING
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."""-"inner or iimtilm nml n
Krlciiil Itosrneil from n I'erll-
oiin PoiKIimi.
cr" 8,art,,, 10 tMr "'of in his!
!'..' Wh ho was a mile from them
,n saiiDoat capsized. Another launch put
out. but after ten minutes was compelled
0,1 oc?ounl cf the n(,av- to put back.
a small steamer pushed out. but soon
blow Its distress whistle and the Hiawatha,
a larger steamer, started to the sceno.
Mr. Debscn, however, reached tho unfortu-
nato' couple first and took them aboard his
Inunch, landing them at Gllley's beach In
- .
lafetv
When r.-arucd they were up to their
uccl:s In watar. hanging onto the side of
the capsized bent, nml every moment were
cnculfcd with waves. Dobscn had n rough
time getting to tho couple, having diffi
culty In keeping from being swamped him
self. Tho bailbcnt wr.s net a seaworthy craft,
being built for racing, nnd In thfc hands
cf skilled sailers would havo had. difficulty
In weathering' tho stony.
NOMINATION ivTADE AT LAST
ItflniMifniiN' I, ii n u Content Kudu at
Sililey In L' n ii n I in ii tin Declara
tion for ItoliliiNon.
riBLEY, In. Mig. 23. (Special Tole
gia.u.) After "21 ballots bad ben ttken by
H.l lnnlf!n ' I .... . . I n l ft ...
: '.jl.mil . t I,,, , 1 1 Ull .11 Ull V1IU1 b IU
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Nn.5 ,0"ow!" .Dy ainereni.ef.iona at spirit
Lake and Slbloy until today.
POSTS FOR POSTING FRAUD
Uncle Sam' OfflcInU Cnune Arrel for
I'rofmaliiK to Cure by Mental
Science by Mnll.
DAYTON, la., Aug. 23. Helen Post, her
husband, Colonel C. Tost, and her son-in-law,
C. F. Burgman, were arrosted today
on Information sworn to by the United
States postofflco Inspector, charging them
with using tho mails for fraudulent pur
poses. The offense alleged consisted In
sending through the mails circulars pro
fessing to euro patients nt a dlstnnce by
means of mental science.
Mrs. Tost claimed to bo able to heal all
kinds of diseases, even rcsfdrlng the blind
to sight, holding thnt no dlBeaso was In
curable by her method of treatment.
Johimon Comity Old Settler.
IOWA CITY, la., Aug. 23. (Spccla'.)
Thc thirty-fifth annual session of'the John
son County Old Settlers' association was
held hero tcday. The annual addresa was
delivered by Mayor D. Mi Dixon of West
Branch, la., president of thc organlziil-n.
The nccrologlcal' report was made by Hon.
John Springer. Jchn E. Jayne and Hcraco
Sanders of Iowa City. It thowtd that, elnco
the last meeting of tho asroclatlon, in l'JOO,
there had been 106 deaths among Its mem
bers, Thd following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Prcsldtnt, Captain Ralph
I. Howell. Iowa City; vice president, Sam
P. Fry. West Lucas; tccretary, Gil, R, Irish,
East Lucca; treaturer. Henry J. Wleneke,
Iowa City.
lows Stnte Fnlr Open.
DES MOINES, Aug. 23. The Iowa Stato
fair, which will continue for seven days,
was formally opened this morning, with n
larger list of exhibitors than has been en
tered upon the books of the association In
years. Entries for OxblbltB close tonight nt
mianigm. ine aitenaance today has con
msicu lummy ui uAiuuunrs wno are Htlll
engaged in arranging their goods. Whllo
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the fair was onened todav. tho nmi.n.
does not begin until Monday, today and to
morrow being devoted to the placing of the
exhibits. Especial Interest Is taken this
year In the race program, thero being only
three classes which failed to All.
ClMyton HrmU lawn Committee
DES MOINES, Aug. 23. At the meetlrg
fK .t 1. 1 1 . ...
iri'uuiunu Dime central committee
H. W. Clayton- of O.kaloo.a. repre.ntlng
the Sixth district, was chosen chairman.
Coler for Mayor of Xew York,
NEW YOniC. Aug. 23.-John C Sheehan
of the Qreiucr New York democracy Vu
today tho noma of city Comptroller Bird H.
"uu... wj lutBriiirii io me nntl-Tam-
(many convention as a candidate for mayor.'
FIFTEEN DELEGATES ATTEND
Iowa Popnliiti Tut a Tioktt in tht Held
and Adapt a Platform.
1. H. WELLER NAMED FOR GOVERNOR
lleimlillcnii Stnte Committee Orunn
Ilea tilth Spcnec ns C'linlrmnu nml
C. W. I'lillU,.,, Secretary to
Control the CamnnlKii.
(F.'om a Staff Correspondent.)
DHS MOINES, Aug. 23. (Special.) Tho
r.:lddlc-of-the-road populists of Iowa held
their state convention here today. It was
a nnum by about fifteen delegates and Jo
KrUer, national secretary. Andrew Mc
t'h..kr lI ..adI8on county presided nnd S.
M. Harvey of Polls county wns secretary.
'iho following ticket was nominated: Gov
ernor, l. II. teller of Chickasaw county;
lieutenant governor, Perry Bnglo of Jasper
county; Judge of tho supremo court, J.' It.
McDowell of Polk county; railroad com
missioner, LuUo McDowell of- Shelby
county; superintendent, I. C. Harlan of
Woodbury county. Tho following platform
was au'.pted:
w. to populism of Iowa, In convention
aBsetnbl".! in Des MolneK this 2d day of Au
gust, 1901, do hereby give our unqualified
Indorsement to that tlrpt great declaration
of prlnclplLH promulgated I y our party, tin
Omnlin plntform, and each subsequent na
tional platform.
Today we see the formation of glgnn 1"
trustM to which th- people are compelled
to puy enormous tribute while these hairl
ess organizations urc using every ndvan
tngu gained by their flnnnclnl power, aided
by .subsidized press nnd. official favor, o
crush with their lion heel the lul orlnK
classes of our country. We sec a fnvoied
few issuing their notes of Indebtedness and
loaning them to the people ut Intctest io
take the place of a sound, safe and stiihl,
currency Issued by the government. We
mco the railroad companies combining o
further Increnno their extortion from the
peop.o nnd to Increase their power nn.l au
thority over their employes ns woll ns
their Inlluence over the legislative, execu
tive and Judicial departments of stnto and
national governments. Wo se, nt the In
stance of corporations, the formation ot
vast corrupt and debauched political rims
nnd combines In nation, stnte and cltl i,
usurping the power of thc people to rob the
people by using the franchises granted them
to gnthci- from the mnsscs contributions
to their corrupting campaign funds. And
all thtEi; evil conditions wo ronllze to Le
tho result of thn present policy of ntir na
tional, state n.ncl city governments of con
ferrlng the sovereignty of the people unm
private Individuals that they may fulllll
public functions for titer own private
gain. Therefore, ns a remedy, we demand
that they quit grantlnc public franchises to
Individuals nnd corporations.
o extend our sympathies to nil peoples
struggling to establish more representative
forms of government and wo condemn tho
concerted action ot the preont ndmtnls'.ri
tloti rind tho ndmlnls'r.itlon of England in
tr-Y"."?, J? L'rUf,li out young republ c. and
establlsh'ng In their place crown colon'es
nnd Imperial rule. We especially commend
and Indorst; that syHt;m of government
known us direct legislation.
On state Issues we, demand the equal tax
ation of all property." whether corporate or
private, and we further demand that no
person ho compelled to pay tnxes on prop
said proper"1! "bVi U' eaUlty he has ln
Instead of the present system of having
Individ". nPi Ptinss r(l bhMn "no by Z
i "I'Jii Y, "Lnll,r unreasonable prollts
?h. ?."2'!ln5 '"".Pfflc-s and letting o it
w rnvr i$l,,;.,5L1".!',?J.,.',y.e.st l"'ld?r.
" . ic : -v" ,"",r i"uijrviBicin, io tno
tui ' u?earnert ',.'Us ,,e olimlnnted and
. I'criurminB me work rece.vo
the. full nmount llold' tH?reforc.
Mtnte' Committee OrRnnlsen.
Tho republican 'state commutes today
organized by electing R. j. Rpcnce of
,'iuuhi Ayr cnairman, and C. W. Phillips of
Maquoketa, secretary. An executive com
mittee was appointed to havo full charge of
ilL0,.?0"1'"5 cnmPasn, consisting of Spence,
Phillips, Clayton. Way and Bruce. This
committee selected Phillips as chairman
and he will, virtually control the entire
stato campaign this year. Tho commltteo
was agreed upon with tho candidates and
has a majority of Ciimmlns men on the
committee. The oxecutive committee will
meet candidates and prominent republicans
on September G and prepare for the cam
paign. In tho representative convention of Osce
ola, Emmet and Dickinson counties today
tho deadlock was broken after 2,721 ballots
by Osceola county throwing Its vote to B.
F. Robinson of Dickinson county and elect
ing him. Tho convention had twlco been
adjourned.
Xew Corporation.
Tho Ottumwa Oil and Development com
pany has been Incorporated with a capital
stock of 10(000; president, W. M. Reeso;
secretary, Joseph A. Mongan. Tho com
pany will develop oil fields In Oklahoma.
The People's Stato bank of Winthrop
Buchanan county, has been incorporated
with 125,000 capital; Thomas Thompson,
president; L. N. Norman, cashier.
Tho Pilgrim Publishing, Printing and En
graving company of Dubuque has been In
corporated with I1D.00O cnpltal, by F. P
Oroe and C. T. Thomas.
Killed on the Hnllrond.
Clifford KelleyJ aged 20. of 1315 Fremont
street, was killed on the Northwestern
railroad at Vail In Crawford county yester
day morning. His remains nro being taken
to his parentn today, accompanied by an
uncle. J. W. Lansing. It is bellecd that
he fell asleep on tho track. A watch and
$1.B0 wero found In his pockets. He was
Identified by means of a packngo of cigar
etto papers on tho cover of which his namo
was written.
Will He IlruiiKlit Illicit.
Governor Shaw has Issued a requisition
on tho governor of Oregon for the return
to Iowa of Frank Kaufman, who organized
nnd managed tho American Paper Stock
company at Omaha and In Des Moines and
worked a smooth swindle beforo he cut en
tirely loose from It. Kaufman Is tho man
who, after ho had got Into trouble here,
went to various cities and got money on
sight drafts from Junk dealers and bank
ers. Ho worked his scheme nt Cedar Rapids
Dubuque, Sioux City, Minneapolis, St. Louis'
Denver and Colorado Springs and got nbout
$1,000 before the officers headed him oft
His confederate here In Des Moines was'
never arrested, as there was no proof that
ha shared In thc profits of the swlndlo; In
fact, It Is certain that Kaufman failed to
keep his word and divide up with his con
federate. He Is now In Portland and tbo
marBhal of Cedar Kaplds has gone to bring
him back to Iown for trial on a charge of
obtaining money by false pretenses.
Milwaukee Cnt-UIT n Certainty.
Tho delay In the building of tho cut-off
of tbe Milwaukee railroad from Davenport to
Ottumwa Is at an end and this week tho
right of wny ngents, Senator Titus nnd At
torney John McKee, went out along tho
llnodn Muscatine county and commenced
paying for the right of way. Tho survey is
all completed, but thore had been delay on
account of a disagreement with the. Rock
Island over tho use of a track to Muscatine
from Davenport. Now this has been settled
and the company Is buying rights of way.
Thero, will be four depots in Muscatine
county. The line runs through Washington.
Confeaara to the Crime.
Louis Busse of Alllon, Butler county,
who Is In Jail awaiting trial for having
killed his wife, is reported to have made
a full confession. He claims that ho had
had ropeated quarrels with his wife and this
time they camo to blows, ln the fight ho
killed bis wife. Then he tried to hide bU
crlmo by burning the house. When he was
arrested thero was danger of mob violence.
Aiuea Child 5nvc u llntiy.
AMES, la., Aug. 23. (Special.) A baby
wns saved from fatal burns by tho 7-year
old dnughter of Frank Foys, south of Ames
yesterday. The netting on the baby's cnb
was accidentally Ignited nnd the girl
snatched thc Infant out thc flames nnd cx
tlngulthed Its burning clothing by muffling
it In blankets.
Buys the Aolitnn Fnr in.
ONAWA, la.. Aug. 23. (Special.) Inter
state Commerce Commissioner J, D. Yeo
mans has bought for $34,500 tho Ashton
nursery nnd farm of 560 acres, which cou
tains the original claim of Isnnc Ashton,
tho third settler of Monona county, who
located on It in December, 1851.
ClinSK OF THE COCAl.MJ 1IA11IT.
Characterised nm One of the Three
Orrat fcournea of the World.
In a lecture before tho New York School
of Clinical Medicine Dr. Thomas D. Croth-
crs of Hartford, Conn., characterized co-
catnlam ns one of tho three, great scourges
of tho world, alcoholism nnd morphinism
being tho other two.
Custom house reports, tho lecturer said.
show an enormous Increaso recently In the
importation of this drug, and not moro than
tho one-slxtlcth part of what Is now sou
Is used for legitimate purposes. Tho vice
of cocnlnlsm Is spreading alarmingly nmong
thc poor as well ns tho rich, ns tho drug ts
becoming cheaper nil tho time. A ono
ounce package, which less than flvo years
ago cost 6, can now bc purchased for o
cents.
Ono result of this cheapening Is thnt tho
Cocaine habit Is becoming common nmong
tramps and paupers ns well ns business nnd
professional men. It lsino longer nn aris
tocratic vice, If It ever was. In New Or
leans and other parts of tho south and west
tho drug Is freoly bought In 5-cent pack
ages.
Dr. Crothera regards tho use nf tho drug,
oven as a local anesthetic for surgical pur
poses, as exceedingly dangerous, especially
In rases where tho Bubscnucnt rcnctlon Is
characterized by headache, lassitude and
depression. Yet Its uso in surgery Is be
coming very common. Tho lecturer nlso
deprecated the fact that many popular pro
prietary remedies contain cocnlno in largo
quantities.
It is almost a specific for catarrhal
troubles and though using It ns a romedlal
agent unconsciously many persons, charmed
with Its speedy and delightful results, be
come addicted to It habitually and finally
become slaves to Its use.
Its first effects n small doses aro to
create a feeling of elation, of greatly In
creased mental and physlcnl superiority nnd
of freedom from caro and anxiety. The
morphinist finds In It a substitute to rcllovo
thc senso of depression following tho uso
of that narcotic. Tho hard drinker Is
charmed with 'ts effects, ns his depression
yields to n sense 'of elation and abnormal
exaltation.
But In the uso of cocalno thero follows a
sure reaction. In n short time thero are
devoloped characteristic symptoms of tbo
habitual cocalnlst. If ho be a lawyer, a
writer or a, clergyman bo shows marvelous
fluency and prolixity of speech. Ho has n
raro fecundity of words, but they betray
a tendency toward circumlocution and Ir
relevancy. Ja letter writing ho betrays his
secret vice by his dlffuasncss without direct
ness. "There aro novels which nro highly popu
lar today," said tho leoturer, "which show
almost concluslvo evidence of having been
written under tho Influonco of cocalno, nnd
several poems characterized by marvelous
rhythm and smoothness have had tholriln
spiratlon 'in this drug.
"Habitual use of tt Impairs the judgment
and results In the grandiose Ideas often as
sociated with paretic diseases. One's sense
of right and wrong becomes impaired. A
man formerly open and frank becomes se
cretive, selfish and dishonest. A 'Wall street
authority told mo that ho knew of threo of
tho most reckless operators of recent years
whose losses of fortunes aro directly duo to
Impairment of tholr Judgment through the
tise of Cocalno.
"After the nbnormal senso of elation and
power come delusions. Tho victim fears
sudden attack. He sits up at night watch
ing for burglars. He Is fearful of accident
and abnormally suspicious ot Imaginary
persecutors. Most victims ln this stago
carry rnvolvers.
"One ot them onco camo to me in this
condition. Ho was a physician, who had
lost hlo wife and family In tho Johnstown
flood, nnd hnd taken to cocaine to sootho
him In bis grent affliction. Ho hnd two re
volvers when he told mo of the secret. Ho
was rational enough In most matters, but
thought be had hidden enemies. I finally
persuaded him to surrender his firearms
nnd tho first night ho compromised on a
stout naio ball bat under his pillow. Ho
finally conquered the appetite, but It re
quired years of hard struggling."
Dr. Cfotners nnrratcd many similar In
stances, speclnlly among brain workers,
Ho recommended as the best curatlvo
method complete abstinence from tbo drug,
combined with Turkish nnd electric baths,
mineral waters nnd tonics,, Judicious re
straint, careful nnd abstemious diet and a
long rest. He Knows of no specific for tbo
cure of the habit.
NAMING Till: CKAIl'S DAl'GIITKIt.
Iln'nl 8 ii in in rr Pnlnre the So cue nf nn
IiiiiomIiik Kvent.
Peterhof, the sumptuous summer palace
of tho czar of Russia, which owes. Us origin
to a caprlco of the great Empress Cather
ine, a roynl abodo which for over a cen
tury has been tho scene of so many im
posing ovents, was ablaze last Sunday with
tho utmost splendor nnd pageantry, says
tho Chicago Inter Ocean. A solemn func
tion took. place on that day, very different
from tho ordinary gala scenes for which
the palace hns been noted throughout tbo
world, but resembling them otherwise ln
tho pomp and ceremonial which distinguish
tho court of the autocrat of tho Kusslas.
Tho brilliancy of tho spectacle was tn great
contrast to the simplicity and almost do
mestic nature of the ceremony by which tho
baby daughter of Nicholas II was chris
tened Anastasla Nlcolasla a very popular
Russian name. This ceremony will tako
place onco more out of deference to the
wishes of tho young czarina, who was very
anxious to be present, but the physicians
would not allow ot It. Even so august a
sovereign nn the czarina of Russia cannot
gratify all her wishes.
Reasons ot stato accelerated the baptism
ot the little archduchess, and Inflexible
Russian tradition made It Imperative that
hor christening should take place on Sun
day, Czar Nicholas was also anxious to
proceed forthwith to the summer mllltnry
maneuvers nt Krnsnoe-Szclo, which will
last a few weeks.
For so gorgeous an affair as tho baptism
of n daughter of Russia no more enchanting
spot could havo been chosen than beauti
ful Peterhof, tbo Versailles of Russia. The
church of Peterhof, which Is almost hidden
amidst shrubbery and foliage, Is a marvel
of beauty. One traverses the whole length
of tho gardens to reach It, through a mat
of brilliant flower beds, and from every
point of view glitters the gilded domo of
tho little Ryzantlno temple, a gem of
beauty. Within tho walls everything that
meets the eyes (a of tbe most ornato and
delicate workmanship.
It 'is hard to do justice to tho splendor
and glitter of the fete which marked the
baptism of this little Romanoff girl. Thu
Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure
People used to think that tho only way to overcome ludt
petition was to stop citing' and manjr think so still. Iiut tho
only trouble in that kind of treatment Is tho fact that to stop
eating means to stop Hrlng, and vre can hardly call that a cure.
But alnce Kodol Dyspepsia Cure has becomo known tho rvholo
method of treating Indigestion has bcon chunuctt. It digest. i
what you eat nnd permits you to cat all the good food you nerd
nnd gives thc stomach perfect rest; nnd Its use constitutes a
plain common sense method of curing dyspepsia and Indigestion.
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DUls known as DeWltt's Uttl
cortege Included crowned heads, princes.
grand dukes, all tho higher ofllclals nf tho
court, ministers nnd ambassadors, forming
pageant almost medieval In Its plctur-
esquoncss. The official Journal which pro
vides for tho arrangement of such matters
and for Inconcclvnbly small details regard
ing public functions notified thoso con
cerned that: "On tho day of tho christen-
ng of tho Imperial Infnnt all the Invited
guests shall repair at 10:30 to tho state re
ception hall of tho palaco of retcrhof. Ap
propriate positions ehnll bo allotted to tho
holy synod, tho Imperial council, tho mln-
stry, foreign nmbassadors, grnnd dukes.
etc. All nro to wear full court dress and
tho cordons of tho different orders as they
may bo privileged to do. Tho women shall
bo ln grand toilet."
At 10:30 accordingly tho unconscious In
fant was drlvon to the palace In a state
carriage drawn by eight ' cream-colored
thoroughbreds, with outriders, nnd n pro
cession of poldlcrs, dignitaries and palaco
attendants.
Trior to tho commencement of tho re
ligious Kt'rvlce n mastor of tho ceremonies
conveyed to tho church tho Insignia ot the
Order of St. Cntherlne. blazing with bril
liants, valued at 1,000,000 roubles. Every
thing being In readiness nnd tho czar hav
ing Issued his final Instructions, tho bril
liant cavalcade proceeded to tbe church.
When tho church wns reached the czar
withdrew temporarily, for a curious Hus.
slon tradition prohibits tho czar himself
lrom being present at tho christening of
bis children. Tho czar's chaplain In a loud
volco then proceeded to baptize tho little
grand duchess, hor sponsors being tho
empress dowager, tho Princess Ireno of
Prussia, tho Grand Duko Serglus and the
Grand Duchess Olga. After tho christening
n to dcum was chanted by tho assembled
choirs o' Peterhof and n snluto of 100
guns was ttred, Tho Imperial party thon
received tho felicitations of tho clergy.
Tho prtcoKslon returned ln the samo order
to tho palaco.
Prior to this, howovor, tho emperor was
formally notified by the grand master of tho
ceremonies of tho baptism of his daughter
and ho then rejoined his party. A .solemn
mass was celebrated by the metropolitan
of St. Petersburg. Whllo the psalm, "Im
plcatur vos Mcum Laudcm" was being
chanted tho chancollor ot the Imperial nnd
roynl orders carried tho Insignia of tho
Order ot St. Catherine to the empress
dowagor, so that sho might Invest tho In
fant archduchess with the same.
A grand banquet and ball, at tbe Imperial
palace wound up tho evening.
NOTHING GOES TO WASTE.
Chemistry linn Hon nil I!e for What
Were Once Itefuae Products.
There is no such thing as waste product
in tne industries of tho present day,
Everything Is wheat that comes to tho
mill of the manufacturers. In overy big
factory now there Is a chemist, whoso busi
ness It Is to And out what can be done with
the refuse. In tho packing houso ovory
particle of grease Is extracted from it and
sent to tho soap factory. Tho residue is
converted into a fertilizer and sold to tho
farmer. Duttons and knttebandles are
mnde from tho horns and bones and' tbo
scraps nro ground Into bonemeal for feed
lng poultry. Glue and gelatine come from
uiq noois anu tno nristles and nalr aro
used In making brushes and for putting
into mortar. The hide, of course, Is tanned
and made Into leather.
In making coal gas, ammonia, carbolic
acid, acetic acid, coal tar and various nltro
gen compounds aro nlso produced. From
coal tar many flno dyes ore made. From
crude petroleum are made kerosene, gaso
line, naphtha, paraffin nnd vaseline. A
'still heavier oil, loft as a residue, is used
for axle grease and tho carbon is turnod
into sticks for electric lights. The sul
phurlo acid used for purifying the products
of petroleum is recovered and turned Into
fertilizer tor farms where there Is too much
phosphato rock, which ln thus dissolved
Crcntn of tartar Is made from the residue
of wine factories. Cotton seeds ore stripped
of lint for making paper. They ore then
crushed for the oil and the meal Is pressed
Into cakes for feeding stock or burning as
fuel. If the cakes are burned the ashes
are so rich In potash that they are used for
fertilizing tobacco plants. From tbo oil
comes a good quality of salad oil. Com
blned with beef suet it makes cottoleno,
which Is used as a substitute for lard. Tho
crudest part of tho oil goes to the soap fac
tory and the various washings nnd rcflnlngs
mako it yield glycerine This ln turn, bo
sides being used medicinally, helps to mako
nitroglycerine, 'the explosive
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tho chomlsts make profitable use of refuse,
a branch of tho vnrlous Industries that
peoplo In general know llttlo about.
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