THE OMAHA" DAILY SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 13. I'.'iM.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL
MIIOR MKSTIO.
Davis sr-lls 1niR.
Laffprt's pIhcfcs fit.
Htnok'rt sells carpets.
The FaUKt cljrar. B rents.
A store for mon "Bono's."
rrterson, Run and lorksmlth, 420 B'wsy.
Dlsroiint sale on mwiMlnp nnd framed
pictures. Alexander's. 333 Broadway.
Born. to Judge and Mrs. J. R. Reed, a
daughter.
li'irn. to Mr. ami Mrs. J. Marcus, 611
V. achlr.Rton nvenue, a son.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pcregoy of
First avenue, a daughter.
Fret man Ite d, elerk of tlie district court.
Is In Chlr.-ign on business.
Miss Nellie Pnll.-v of Hortnn. Kan., Is
rlslttng htr aunt, Mrs. V. A. Groneweg on
Frank street.
Iinn't fiimet the a rami lill tonlRht nt
the O. A. K liall. Oimmonwealth lodge.
Fllty rents fer couple.
The hearing In the Thomas Carter habeas
corpus cane was continued yesterday by
Jui'.Kh Thonii-ll until Monday.
Mr. and Mrs t". U Knlglit have been
called to Unenln, Neb., by the serious 111
net's of Mr. Knight's moltier.
County Treasurer C'onslgny yesterday
turned over to City Treasurer True IT.SiD.M,
being the munli ipallty s proportion of the
January tax collection.
rUntl Wtlklns. who conducts a poolroom
at oil West Broadway, was ta"ken Into cus
tni!y inst evening 'n complaint of hi? wife,
wi n charged him with heitlng and choking
her.
A meeting of the committee of the whole I
of the city council has la-en "ailed for
0."0 o'clock this morning to investigate the
proposed change i,f gra.Uu on North .J ootid
Jtreec,
The plaintiff in the dlvrrce suit of Belle
dimming, against Wlllliini t'umm'nga yes
terday tiled in district court nil application
for $ii a month maintenance, uutltig the
p.ndincy of the case.
A marriape lie.-nsn was Issued .vrstcrd'iy
to Bernard A. Purlin of Leavenworth, Knn.,
aged "4, and Svlvla HrailUy of Brady
Island, Nel., aged 20. They were married
by Justice Carson.
Tho case against Barney McSorley,
oharged with the theft of $12 from Albert
Wells, was dismissed in Justice Carson's
court yeBterrlay, as the prosecuting witness
failed to appear, and tho costs wero taxed
up against him.
The nrimnxv and "cradle roll" depart
ments of the First Baptist church Sunday
school will bo given a Valentine party this
afternoon in th
Sunday school rooms at J
i parent of the children !
2:30 o clock. The pare
are inviiea to "u. j front Bnd ,,nck t juncton of Bhoulder and
-n il'SJln.. bruises and cuts on varlou. parts of
charged wttn oetng implicated in me men.
of beduuilts from the 1'eariman store on
Vfuln Htrect. for which William iHinn and
J. W. Miller were sent to the county Jail
to serve out fines of SlUO and costs each.
Word has been received here of the death
in Seattle, Wash., of F.dward Deal, a for
mer resident of this city. Mr. Deal was
a veteran of the civil war ami a member
of I'nlon Veteran legion of this city. He
served on the police force during the ad
ministration of Mayor Carson. He removed
to Scutllo about two years ago.
Cgden Hotel Rooms, with or without
board; (team heat; free bath; public par
lor. NOTICE TO
THE PUBLIC
DAY & HESS
hold thee secure
t Some of the Fire Insurance Com
iiiinlcs not hurt in the "Baltimore
Flro" are those represented by DAY
& HESS, who tuke this opportunity
to assure their - patrons nnd the
public In general thnt their com
panies with ' $."0,000,0X) assets will
continue to do business "at the old
stand," No. 30 Pearl street, and
will pay all losses in the future
Just as promptly as heretofore. On
the strength of this we solicit your
business.
LEWIS CUTLER
MORTICIAN.
B pari Bt, Council Bluffs. 'Ftaona IT.
NOTICE!
17 pounds best Leaf
for. . . $1,001
We have also received for our
NAVEL ORANGES, each
KO DEALERS HIPPLIED.
Watch Our Ads for Low Prices.
CENTRAL GROCERY & MEAT MARKET
'PHONE 24.
CALL AT DeLONG'S TODAY
and you will see where the
VALEITIIES
ARE SOLD
A Rarhelor Oirl vote with every cent's worth.
Touight's ballot will be priutetl in The Sunday Hee.
HARVEY A. DeLONG
Printer and Stationer. 307 Broadway.
BLUFFS.
MYSTERY IN DUNCAN'S DEATH
Doctors Do Not Think He Could Have Been
Killed in Manner Stated
BODY IS CRUSHED AND BONES BROKEN
Men Who Wrrt with Him Insist,
llowtrrr, that He Was Killed
" by Fall from Kalne
Tender.
After making a post-mortem examina
tion yesterday morning on the body of
Archie Dungnn, the Rock Island engine
hostler, whose death was said to have
been caused by a fall from an engine ten
der early Thursday morning, Coroner Trey?
nor decided to hold an Inquest.
lungan's Injuries were found to be of
such a character as to preclude any pos-
J nihility of his death being caused solely
by a fall from the engine tender, me
post-mortem examination showed every In
dication that Dungan had been crushed
beneath a wheel of the engine or tender, I
despite the assertion of the two men who
were working with Dungan at the time
he met his death thnt the engine was
standing still when lie fell.
The testimony of Dr. M. A. Ttnley, who
assisted at the post-mortem examination,
was to the effect that the dead man's In
juries were the result of some pronounced
crushing force and could not have been
sustained by a fall from the tender of an
et'Rino nor hardly possible that they could
have been sustained by the man being
struck by the apron of the eonl chute. He
gave it as his -opinion that the engine or
a car ran over him. The injuries received
by Dungan, as enumerated by Dr. Tlnley,
were: Dislocated and broken vetterbra,
pectoral muscles torn and crushed, ribs
from two to six Inclusive broken, punc
tured wound in chest, muscles attached to
ribs torn loose, left Jsw fractured, right
shoulder fractured, serious contusions on
the head and face.
The only other witnesses 'were Charles
Heath, a hostler helper, .and Roy Reeves, a
fireman, who were with Dungan when the
accldtnt resulting In his death occurred.
Their testimony was substantially the same
and to the effect thnt Dungan was stand
ing on the tender and was In the act of
pulling down the coal chute apron when
ho stumbled and fell off the tender, striking
on his head. When Heath and Reeves
reached him' he was dead. Both testified
that the engine was standing still when
Dungnn fell and that therefore he could
not have been struck by the chute apron
and knocked off the tender. He fell, they
sold, between the chute and the rails, his
hody being at least one foot from the .rails
and his head next the chute.
The Jury, consisting of Ovlde Vlen,
Charles W. Watts and I.. E. Brldensteln,
brought In a verdict to the effect that
Dungan came to his death In the yards of
the Rock Island railroad by being crushed
but In what manner they were unable to
ascertain.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel. W; night, F T.
nnrke Gets Year and a Half.
After overruling the motion for a new
trial Judge Thornell yesterday In district
court sentenced Peter D.-Burke, the black
smith convicted of assaulting Reed Sum
mitt with Intent to commit manslaughter,
to eighteen months In the penitentiary at
Fort Madison. The appeal bond was fixed
at $1,500, but later reduced on application of
Burke to 11,200.
When Burke Was brought Into court and
asked why sentence should not be pro
nounced he replied to Judge Thornell that
on the night of the trouble at the Summltt
home he was fast asleep and remembered
nothing of the circumstances of the stab
bing. "If I were to be hung for It, I could
not, to save myself, tell what happened
that night," he said.
Eleven of the twelve members of the
Jury before which Burke was tried were
examined during the hearing of the motion
for a new trial, and they denied positively
the allegations of misconduct as made by
the prisoner's attorneys.
James M. Faith, who contracted a biga
mous marriage with Mrs. May Welsh, and
James Welsh, the husband ot the woman.
OWIXG TO TUB FACT THAT A GREAT
MANY OK Ol H tl STOMKHS WERK DIS
APPOIVrKD IN i ETTI K Q LEAF LARD
LAST 8 ATI H DAY as oar sales far ex
ceeded what ere expected WE WILL
I'OVriM K TO SELL IT AT THE SAME
RATE.
Boiling Beef, at,
pound . . . 2c
trade, 250 boxes
8c
6D0-6O2 BROADWAY.
who aided and alwttod the couple In getting
married, entered pleas of gulltv and were
by agreement each sentenced to eighteen
months In the penitentiary. Mrs. Welsh Is
at present In the hospital and the case
against her will probably be carried over
until the next term.
Judge Thornell adjourned court until
Monday and left last evening to spend over
Bunday with his family at Sidney. The
trial of W. C. Rogers, charged with the
murder of Saloon Keeper Bert Forney, will
be begun Monday.
Wants Property Rfronvejfil,
Mrs. Augusta A. Keellne, wife of Wil
liam C. Keeline, brought suit In the dis
trict court yesterday against A. A. Clark
to quiet her title to twenty-seven acres
of which she claimed to be the absolute
owner previous to September 24, 1!W1. On
that date Mrs. Keellne asserts she was i
compelled by threats of violence on the
part of her husband to sign a deed to the
property, although at the time she was
under the Impression she was simply at
taching her signature to a mortgage. She
say she never received any consideration
for the property and says she would have
brought suit two or more years ago had
she not been afraid of violence at the
hands of her husband, had she done eo.
The domestic troubles of Mrs Keellne
were freely aired In the police Justice and
district court a few years ago, but In her
petition she eaye that the white winged
dove of peace has now settled over their
home.
Take Revenue on Bon la p.
Council Bluffs bowlers turned the tables
last night on their opponents from Dunlap,
la., and revenged their defeat of last Mon
day In their opponent's home town. Mon
day the Bluffs bowlers were defeated by a
score of J.30T to 2,047, but last night they
won a victory with a score of 2.172 to 2.327.
The deciding game of the series will bo
bowled In the near future, probably at
Dunlap. The score follows:
COVNC11. ULl'FFS.
1st.
!.".
2.1. 3d.
10) 173
It. 5 1H5
134 ' lrt
175 3 3
154 162
7.S8 9(A
P.
2d. 3d.
H i:.n
145 170
130 14S
14 125
131 1SS
739 . 787
Frush ..
Liggett
Meyer .
4!7
5
500
5C3 ;
4l'l i
, 201
J45
Dudley
Norene 133
Totals 7S
Dl'NLAP.
1st.
3.1. Tot-I. i
Reedy .'.210
Thomas 1 2r
Jennings 152
Thomas 14H
515 !
440 ;
430
', I
4:
Balrd 166
485
2,327
Totals 801
Hafer sells lumber. Catch the Idea?
Facts for I rarlslH t ora.
The Council Bluffs Commercial club hns
Issued a handsome Illustrated pamphlet
addressed to the members of the state leg
islature, setting forth a concise statement
of material facts and figures relutlve to
the Towa School for the Deif. The pamph
let contains numerous handsome halftone
pictures of the buildings nnd grounds of
the Institution. The reading matter sets
forth the position of the city relative to
the proposition to remove the Institution
to another part of the state. Irrespective
of the purpose for which It Is issued the
pamphlef Is a real work of art and makes
a handsome souvenir of one of the state's
chief Institutions.
Plumbing and heating. Bixby & Son.
Injured by Fall from Motor.
Miss Bertha May Curl, living at 5434
Third avenue, was seriously Injured last
evening while t lighting from a notor at
Avenue -A and Fifteenth street. ,Jt is said
that the car was started while Miss Curl
was In the act if stepping from the car
and she waa thrown heavily to the ground,
striking her head. The force of the fall
rendered her unconscious for a while and
she was taken to a nearby house and a
physician summoned. She was later re
moved to the Woman's Christian Associa
tion hospital, where It was found there
was no concussion of the brain, as at first
feared.
f.lsen Bros., plumbing, 700 B'way. Tel. A 474.
Detective Murphy Sinking;.
The condition of City Detective J. M.
Murphy was last night critical In the ex
treme and It was doubtful If he would
survive the night. He Is wholly paralyzed
and unable to move. At the hospital late
last night it was stated he was sinking
fast
Real Estate Transfers.
Those transfers were reported yesterday
to The Be by the abstract, title and loan
office of Squire & Annls, 101 Pearl street:,
Robert F. Walker and wife to B. B.
Marsh, lota 6 and 7, block 1, Gates'
add., Oakland, w. d t RoO
Henry Rishton and wife to Amv C.
Reed, lots 10. 11 and 12. block 4.
Street's add., w. d 1,200
Heirs of Smith Saunders to Harry
Karl Fulmer, lot 6. block S, Curtis
& Ramsey's add., w. d 1,750
John D. Hannnn and wife to William
Tatro, lot 9, block 1, Judson'a 3d
add.. Neola, w. d P50
Wllllnm Tatro and wife to August C
Heradt. 364 acres In se"4 nw 18- ,
77-41. w. d 4,017
Sonhls Waldman snd husband to M.
W. Demosey. lot 7. block E. Perry's
2d add., w. d 200
J. N. K. MacAllster and wife to C.
P. Bowman, lot 1 and e4 lot 2.
block 20. Bryant & ClarkTs add.,
w. d
800
M. W. Dempsey and wife to same.
same, q. c. d
1
Eight transfers, total
t 8.TGS
Recover Missing; Horse.
GLENWOOD, la., Feb. 12 (Special.)
The driving horse and buggy of Tommy
Smouse, supposed to have been stolen from
the Congregatlonallst sheds at 11 o'clock last
night, and regarding which telephone mes
sages were sent In every direction, was re
covered east of town this morning, un
injured. No clue.
Brakemaa Fatally Injnrrd.
CEDAR RAPIDS. In.. Feb. 12 .(Special
Telegram.) C. E. Curtis, a brakemnn on
the Rock Island, was fatally Injured last
night at Manly Junction. He was thrown
against an open stock chute nnd his skull
so badly fractured that he will die.
Fsnrrlde Fnnnd Onllty.
DES MOINES. Feb. 1! -William E. Sll
fer was found guilty of murder in the
first degree by a Jury at Grundy Center
today. Sllfer was sccused of murdering
his wife. They were members of a
Dunkard community.
Fire Venra
OT-ENWOOD. la.,
for Assault.
Feb. 12.-(8peelal )-
Will Myers, the tailor who shot Ben
Taylor here three months ago, plead guilty
and was sentenced to five years.
Chamberlain's C.atk Remedy
Is a medicine of crest worth snd merit.
Try It when you have a cough or cold and
you are certain to be pleased wltr; th quick
relief which It affords. It Is pleasant to
take and can always be. depended upon.
Reeover Stolen Sheen.
THERMOPOL.IS. Wyo.. Feb. .-(Spe-
clal.) Thieves drove off a band of sheep
from a ranch on Musk rat creek. The own
ers' trailed the stolen flock to Batesman's
ranch near Deranch In Fremont county and
recovered the animals. The thieves Bed
when the owners appeared.
GIVE TIME TO COMMITTEES
Legislature Takes a R?cess Untl Tuesday
to Allow Visit- to Institutions.
HOLDING CHECK ON APPROPRIATIONS
Move to Keep All Other Bills Back
I lit II Necessary Klenea of the
State Have Been Pro
vided For.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DES MOINES. Feb. 12.-(Speclal ) Both
houses of the legislature adjourned today
until next Tuesday afternoon In order to
give time for the subcommittees of the two
appropriations committees to visit the state
educational, charitable and penal Institu
tions, which will be done tomorrow. A
committee of three will go to each one of
the Institutions and spend one or two day
and be prepared to report In detail on the
merit of the different suggestions made In
tho various reports and bills relating to
theso Institutions. Aside from this the
legislature could have continued along In
Its work, but all Is now awaiting the ap
propriation measures.
Tho state senate this morning passed a
concurrent resolution In which congress, is
asked to make an appropriation for the
improvement of the Des Molne river. The
j resolution was originally presented by Sena
. tor Hogue and carried the memorializing
i of congress for aid In. Improving the Mls
! sourl river, but before it waa acted upon
: Senator Elerlck gained consent for the ad
dition of the Des Moines river to the word
I Ing of the document. It Is understood this
I action Is taken nt the request of Con
gressman. Hull and is Intended to he a
i spur for tho bill he has recently Intro
j duced In congress to appropriate $300,000
for the Improvement of the Des Moines
river to prevent further damages by floods.
Closure on Appropriations.
Resolved. That we take up for passage no
more bills carry In arwoi.riatlons until we
I have provided for ovr state schools, char--4'
: itable Institutions, the Statu capltol and the
xxuiMiana exhibit.
Representative Oeneva of Keokuk county,
dem., -undertook to put a 'stop to tho trans-
action of business with reference to ap-
proprlations In. the house by the above
; resolution, Introduced with a whereas of
reference to the fact thnt the governor
. naa caiieu aitenuon to tne necessity rnr in
creased appropriations for the state col
leges and the state capltol repairs must
be provided for. The resolution wae on
the point of receiving consideration when
Mr. Buckingham objected and It went over
till next week.
Messrs. English, Kennedy nnd Langan
were nnined a commlee to prepare me
morial resolutions on the lnte Hoyt Sher
man, and Messrs. Carden, Teachout and
Springer a committee on similar resolu
tions relative to the late Governor 3,
G. Newbold.
Legislative mils.
House Bills Buckingham, bill for nil In.
spectlon; Lundt. giving county clerks I per
iuiict umk rouu taxes; ivowry, pro-
vni.nB iur couriering uenenciary societies
t.onn, providing that counties must huv
! Sjretv bnnrllt f,r nnnv ran .,.... ,i
! Interest Is taken on funds; Bealer, giving
Dooiii-in luemrcnce in puonc works.
I Senate Bill) Saunders, relative to oertln
I catea for the practice of medicine; Glllil-
l innu, repealing statutes relating to prac
I tlces In supreme court -and emu-ting amend
' ments: .Jackson, on rftitffK una r,im,.auu
t'on of county offlipi; Tinner, preventing
tuiuuciaiiuii oi iiiiMta ana naxseea oil;
Wlnne, substitute bill, amending code rela
tive to inspection of petroleum products;-
i-ren. proviuing ior ciaastncatlon teach
era' certiticaten and limiting the number.
Home Savings Case Decided.
The supreme court decided against E. C.
Spinney and his associates In the Home
Savings and Trust company litigation of
some years ago in Des Moines. The court
held that the action of President Spinney
In attempting to throw the company Into
voluntary liquidation was Illegal from the
fact that he did not hold the proxies he
claimed to have, and therefore the proposi
tion was never legally adopted by the
stocK .oi i -. The lower court was, there
fore, Justified In making the order for ap
pointment of a receiver.
The court's decisions were:
A. E. Bailey, annellnnt mmlnat r,..i.
Blrkhofer; Pottawattamie county, Judge
Wheeler; affirmed by Deemer.
Henry I,oesche, appellant, against Frank
Goerdt; Delaware county, Judge Remley:
affirmed by Sherwin.
I. r,. Hrown, appel nnt. against Tama
county; Tama county. Judge Burnham: af
firmed by Weaver.
German Savings Rnnk. Rnnpllnnt omlnat
Des- Moines National Bank: Polk count v.
Judge Prouty; affirmed by I.artd.
W. A. McKee ajcalnat Home Savlno-a and
Trust Company; polk county, Judge Mc
Vey; affirmed by McClaln.
Letter to Insurance Companies.
State Auditor Carroll today mailed to the
various Are Insurance companies authorised
to do business In Iowa a letter asking that
each one furnlRh his Insurance department
with a sworn statement of the amount of
losses sustained In tho Baltimore (Ire, also
a statement as to what provision has been
made for the payment of such losses. The
companies must all make a showing pre
vious to March 1 as to their soundness In
order to receive certificates to continue
business In the state. While the state In
surance department has no Information
leading to a belief that any of the com
panlra doing business in Iowa will fail be
cause of the Are, yet this Information is de
manded as a basis for whatever action
may be deemed necessary.
Sent Hack to Omaha
Governor Cummins today Issued a renulsl-
tion j'V tne sending to Nebraska of Thomas
Carter. The record shows he entered the
store cf Goldenberg & Hornsteln In Omaha
February- . held up Mr. Goldenberg and
robbed him of $2on. He Is now in Jail In
Council Bluffs snd the requisition went to
the Bluffs today.
The articles of Incorporation of the Telfer
Carpet company of Des Molnea, with 115.000
capital, were filed with the seerMsrv
state today.
Hardware Dealers Flee.
The state convention of hardware deal
ers came to a conclusion this afternoon.
i nn iiMBocuiTion adopted a revised con
stitution and bylaws to bring It Into closer
relations with the natlonsl association, and
elected S. 1 Mllea of Mason City presl
lent, mlth H. Vincent of Fort Dodge vice
president. These are members of the ex
cutive committee, with the following:
1 nomas A. Nichols, Burlington; it. A.
Stouffer. Iowa City; W. B. Baumgartner,
nunuoue; j n. Johnson. Tama; F. W.
Rltter. Hedrlek; Thomns Gadd, Des Moines
IV A. lloy, corydon; Charles Bwnln. Coun
cil Bluffs; W. H. Millard. Cherokee.
lath
District Caacas.
The members of the legislature from the
Ninth congressional district will hold a
caucus st the state house on the after
noon of February 17 for the purpose of
selecting a candidate for member of the
Board of Regents of the State university.
Detsarraa Case Decided.
Much Interest has been manifested In
the case against the Great Western and
other railroads at Waterloo, In which they
were Indicted for conspiracy. Judge Piatt
has Just held that the Indictments weru
not competent under the law, sine there
was no cue commodity especially aX
fected by the agreement among the rail
roads with regard to demurrage charges;
but It Is expected thnt the case will be
Immediately appealed and the state su
preme court will be asked to pass on the
case. Tho effort was made to defeat de
murrage charges for holding cars at
freight centers by an Indictment.
MIS IIOSA MeAHA OF, BITTE.
How After Tim Tears . She Found
Remedy for Dandruff.
Miss Rosa McAhan of 211 West Quarts
stret, Butte, Mont., says: "Herplclde has
thoroughly cleansed my scalp of dandruff,
with which It was entirely covered; and
It has stopped my falling hair. I have tried
many different preparations In the past
two years, but none took effect except
Newbro's Herplclde." Dandruff is a germ
disease and Herplclde is an Infallible de
stroyer of the germ. "Destroy the cause,
you remove the effect." Kill the dandruff
germ. Ask your druggist for Herplclde.
It la a delightful dressing; nllays
Itching; makes the hair soft as silk. Sold
by leading druggists. Send 10c In stamps
for sample to The Herplclde Co., Detroit,
Mich. Sherman & McConnell Drug Co.,
special agents.
GREAT NORTHERN HAS WRECK
Two Passengers on Freight Train Are
KJIIed by Collision In
Minnesota.
BT. PAfU Minn., Feb. 12. A report was
received at the Great Northern railway
headquarters here today saying that the
westbound passenger train backed Into the
rear of a freight train at Fennock last
nlghf. Edward Ileffner and a Mr. Han
some of Minneapolis were killed. William
Hill of Minneapolis had his leg crushed
and A. J. Boutheney, believed also to be
from Minneapolis, was seriously bruised.
All were passengers In the caboose. The
caboose and the rear sleepef of the pas
senger burned. None of tho other passen
gers are reported Injured.
William Hill later died from the effects
of his Injuries.
CAMPAIGN IS GETTING WARM
Month Dakota Politicians 1'p tn Flgtit-
Ina; Potnt and Land In Police
Conrt.
HI'RON. S. P., Feb. 12 (Special Tele
gram.) Postmnster Charles N. Cooper was
arrested by the chief of police today for
drunkeness, disorderly conduct and assault.
Cooper took offense nt nn article published
In a local paper, signed by Walter Hub
bard, secretary for Coe I. Crawford, can
didate for governor. In which Hubbard de
nied certain statements made In nn article
In another paper and reflecting upon
Cooper, who excitedly entered the office of
th" Richards Trust company nd assaulted
Hubbard with a chair nnd using offensive
and Indecent lnngunge. Cooper w:i hustled
to the city prison, when later friends gave
bonds' for his appearance In police court
tomorrow morning, because of the prom
inence of the parties the affair has caused
much comment.
Burlington Anent Short.
HOT SPRINGS. 8. D., Feb. 12.-(Speclal.)
R. D. West, who has been the Burling
ton agent of this place for the past seven
years, has been placed under arrest,
charged with the embezzlement of $3,215.50
of the company's funds. His friends 'put
up a J900 cash bond for him and he still
has his liberty. It was first thought that
West was L1.000 short and his friends de
cided to make up the shortage, providing
the company would a'low him to remain
at tho station at this place. The company
r.t first consented to do this, but when the
shortage was found to exceed that amount,
the young man's friends becked down and
tho company refused to retain him.
Will Consider Irrigation.
CHEYENNE. Wyo., Feb. 12.-(Speclal.)
State Engineer Johnston and Chief Mead
of the irrigation investigations have In
augurated a movement for a meeting of the
engineers of the arid and semi-arid west
ern states, at which some fixed policy for
the adjudication of Interstate waters rights
will be agreed upon. An effort will also
be made looking to co-operation In secur-
ng needed legislation In accordance with
this policy. i
Captnres Texas Fugitive.
ABERDEEN. S. D., Feb. 12.-(Speclal.)-
Several months ago two young men of
rvifl
UVUaK.
The World's Greatest
Skin. Humour.
Affects Every Age and
Condition.
The Only Sure Cure is
Cuticura.
If there were not another external
kin disease known, eciems would be s
sufficient infliction on mankind. It per
vades ail classes, snd descends Impar
tially through generations. While soma
are constantly enveloped In it, others
bsve it confined to smell patches in the
ears, on the scalp, on the breast, on the
palms of the bands, on the limbs, etc,
but everywhere It distinctive feature Is
S small watery blister, which discbarges
sa acrid fluid, causing best. Inflamma
tion, snd Intense Itching, scaling snd
crusting.
The Cnticarm treatment Is at ones
agreeable, speedy, eoanomlcal and com
prehensive. Bathe the affected part
freely with hot water sod Cutlcnrs
Bosp, to. cleans the snrfsce of crusts
and scale, and soften the thickened
eotlcle. Dry, without bard rubblug,
and apply Cuticura Ointment to allay
Itching, Irritation and Inflammation,
and soothe and heal, and, lastly, take
Cutlcnrs Resolvent, or Pllla, to cool snd
cleanse the blood. This treatment af
fords Instant relief, permits rest snd
sleep In the severest forms of eczema
sod other Itching, burning and scaly
bu moors, and points to a speedy, per
manent and economical cars of tor
taring, disfiguring humours, eczemaa,
rashes snd talammatlons, from Infancy
to age. when all other remedies and the
best phytlclsns fall.
SM thrawfcaat tlM wart. CaSrM otV SM.
n t:m W riMeoUM Cmut Puis, im p l of an,
Ol.la.ol. M. lHM , Lo.4.. 0 t'harta
i i J u Fall
An PuMar Lraf . Ctaa.. Car... aaa I
ssrs.i a. " a
Amarlllo. Tex., forged a note and secured
12.200. One of them was arrested, but the
other fled to escape the penalty of his
crime. The sheriff of Amarlllo took up the
trail and finally ovet hauled his man a few
days into at Brltton. S. D. His arrest
quickly followed end he Is by this time, no
doubt, safely behind the bura of a Texas
Jail.
Klnnetnnn la Promoted,
R A WIjINS, Wyo.. Feb. 12. (Special. )-D.
C. Klnneman, superintendent of wster sys
tems on the I'nlon Faclllc, has lern pro
moted to the position of superintendent of
bridges and buildings on the Kansns divi
sion. His headquarters will be at Cheyenne
Wells.
ZINC SMELTER DESTROYED
One of Mine Plants In Cherokee
Canyon Hoes I p In Kmnke nt
Loss of MtMMMKt.
IOIA, Kan.. Feb. 12. One of the nine r.lnc.
smelting works of the Cherokee canyon here
was destroyed today by lire. lss, Jiin.Oiiii.
The plant hud a ciipuelty of forty tons a
day and employed 30 men.
Proud Mothers
Proud indeed are those mothers
whose happy children laugh and crow
in perfect health.
Motherhood is woman's chief Joy
and greatest trial. Frepare for this
wonderful event by taking a course of
Dr. Greene's
Nervura
the world's greatest tonic and female
regulator. Both before and after
baby's coming Dr. Greene's Nervura
is invaluable.
Mrs. Jennie S. Randall, of Bloom
ingdale St., Chelsea, Mass., says :
" Four years ago, after tlie birth of
my baby girl, I was left with nervous .
prostration. I was very bad indeed.
I T.as so weak and miserable I could
not walk across my l.itcl en. I tried a
gTeat many remedies and doctored with
many doctors, but grew worse all the
time.
"One day some kind friend told my
husband to get a U tile ii Dr. Greene's
Nervura. Before I had t?ken the first
bottle, I bepan lo feel better. I could
sleep better rnd that awful, blue, de
pressed feeling was less. I continued
Its use until I had taken seven bottles
and I was a well woman.
"Nothing tires me now, and I W2ke
in the morning from a most refreshing
sleep and with a ferftttly rtsteif tiling.
Dr. Greene's Nervura curts, and the
best part of it is you remain cured."
Consult Dr. Greene free of charge.
Write at once or call at his office,
ioi Fifth Ave., New York City.
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The Cood Samaritan.
30 YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
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w OMAHA TO
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SPECIALIST
Trcata U forma ot DUeaasa l
HER OHX.
Twenty-eight years' experience
tlghtecn years In Omah
Tha ctor's icnisrKaiblo aucc.as baa
ever been ejuall- T"l.'
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EJECTION MALYD01
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DISEASES OF MEN
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DISEASES
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