TITE OHAITA DAILY BEE! MONDAY. Am It, 11. 1P04.
11
NEWS OF
COUNCIL
SO SURPRISE AT REVERSAL
Atton7t ' Engaged . in Portland Mining
Oih Expected Iu
MEASURE OF DAMAGES HELD EXCESSIVE
rraaaalllty tk Cam Will Cans tp
far Retrial at the llcaktr
Ttra ef th IMstrlet
Coart.
The reversal 0 the funom DoyW-Bums
gaining ault by the eu prestos court created
no surprise here, ' attorneys enm4 la
tb case were expecting It . Na copy of the
supreme court's dsclsio baa bean racairad
bere, but H I understood thai the caaa
was reversed principally on tba grounds
tbat tka, aneaaar of damage a exces
sive. -
Jamea. Joyle'.a judgment against James
BurnsJ '-president , Of ' t h Portland Gold
' Mining- company, waa for t4M.Kl.TI, and It
carried wttb it. judgment for coat amount
ing to tS,047 and Interest aggregating $,044.
In his ault. which waa filed February 7.
1898. Doyle claimed one-half of the stock
Issued by the. Portland company In pay
ment for three mining claims known as the
Devil's Own, Bobtail No. t and the Tidal
Wave, which amounted to $S6.0M.
The Jury found that Doyle had no Inter
est In the Devil's Own. bul had In the Bob
tall Na. 1 and In the Tidal Wave, and Its
verdict was computed aa follows:
BobtaU No. t stock:
9,7fio shares In Burns hands, at $S fjjrW.JMOO
Dividends on earn, at sin 90 I7? 2!
S 875 shares In Peck's hands, at 76c 26.5(6 00
Dividends on same, at 46e 15.6W.75
Interest on Perk atock anil dlvt
dends from February 2. 1SOT
Tidal Wave stock:
J3.214 shares, st 53 ...
Dividends on same, at 080
7.JH0.1S
(BSC 00
27.8580
Total WS.IH Tl
Caaa Hard Faagat.
The caaa was briefly . fought on both
Idea and-bath aide spent large sums of
money for witnesses and other expenses
attendant oa ".tbe litigation. In November.
IK, after WJngmg' ala suit hers Doyle se
cured a judgtoekt by default for 1717.021,
although Bum's had secured In . the Colo
rado courts an Injunction restraining him
from prosecuting th. suit In the Iowa
courts. On his return to Colorado. Doyle,
who was then mayor of Victor, was com
mitted to Jail lor contempt of court and
he actually remained behind the bars for
eight months. In August. IK, this Judg-
ment was set sslde snd Burns given leave
to defend, on of the conditions being that
all pmeradlnga against Doyle In Colorado
be disointlnuedi The trial began In the
district ' court her in October. 1101, but
after a week had been consumed In tak
ing evidence Doyle 'set up new Issues In
aa amendment his petition and the trial
was started afresh on November 11 In
Ms amemled -petition Doyle sued In all
(or ttTMB. The trial was concluded De
eenfber M, 1901. On December n a motion
tor a new trial and arrest of Judgment
waa filed and th hearing on the motion
held February 10, 102. during recess. It
was overruled and on April t. lttii. or
mora than four years after the ault waa
begun.. r.Judxraent . was. entered against
Burns, who filed ' supersedeas bond Ifl
the sua of S30.0M. furnished by three
aaatara banfllag companies, and tna caaa
Uras takes to 1 the supreme court.
Attorney George 8. Wright of the firm
of Wright aV Baldwin, counsel for Doyle,
ttatad yaaterday that they would be pre
pared to take up the retrial of the ault
at aay time and would endeavor to have
It brought HP at the September term of
district court. The retrial, ha aald, would
give Doyle another chance to Include hla
claim for a one-half Interest la the Devil's
Own mining stock. . ,
CArDfDATKn ARB
COsTDIG OCT
ball for Caavaatlaa Pradwras Activity
. . la Local Field.
WITH tha republican county convention
aet far SfaF.lt candidates for the several
nominations are now being discussed. Tha
county vOkjmm to bo elected In November
are clerk, of tba district court, auditor.
recorder, attorney and two members of
the Board of Supervisors. With tha ex
aaptlaa of the members of the county
board noaa at tha present Incumbents of
the oflleaa Is A candidate for renomlna
tlon. i
H. V. Batter, deputy clerk of tha courts
St A voce, la conceded to be th leading
candidal for tha nomination for clerk
of tha district court, although ha may
meet with aoro opposition owing to tha
fact that last - November th nomination
for county treasurer waa given to I. Q.
Conalgney, who waa also a resident of
Avooa and who waa elected- Undoubtedly
there will' be soma objection to giving
the best two offices to the east and of
tha county, and thla being tha situation. It
la likely that a candidate from th west
end will appear In th Held before th
convention rolls around. Friends of Frank
Beed. son of Freemen Reed, the present
clerk of the district court, who Is chief
deputy clerk, are urging hla candidacy,
but aa yet Mr. Reed haa made n an
nouncement of hla lntentlona In the matter.
For the nomination for auditor there
promlaea to be 'a contest. There ar three
candidates In the Held. Deputy Auditor
W. kf. Frederlek. W. C. Cheyn. record
clerk la th ofllc of the clerk of th dis
trict court, and Deputy Sheriff W. A
Groneweg. All thro ar residents of Coun
cil Bluffs, although Mr. Cheyne's former
home was la Carsoa In th east end of
th county. R. V. Inaea, the present In
cumbent of the office, haa made an excel,
lent record and there are many who have
business with tbe county who are anxtoua
that h aeek a renocnlnatlon, but It la
understood that. Mr. Innes baa decided
not to be a candidate again.
O. O. Balrd, at present deputy recorder.
Is looked upon at present as tha leading
candidate for th nomination for recorder,
but bo will not be alone In th field.
Friends of former Alderman E. E. Saylea
ar actively- booming him for thla nom
ination and ha will. It Is expected, have
strong following Un the convention. Other
candidate are lopked for to crop out be
fore th 'day of th convention. '
For th nomination for county attorney
ther promises to be a contest between
J. J. Hess, at present deputy county at
torney as Clem F. Kimball, who formerly
beld this position under County Attorney
KUIpack and who waa a candidal for th
aomlnatloa In U0t John Fletcher. ' an at
lerney of Avoca. la aaid to be casting eyes
en thla noaalaattoa and th contest may
develop Into a three-cornered fight
Supervtacif Baker and Drydea ar th
member ef the county board whoa terms
axplr at 'tba ' end of thla year. Both ar
said to b candidates for renomtnattoa.
LEWIS CUTLER
IgaBTTic-iaj.
INTEREST FROM IOWA.
BLUFFS.
Colonel Baker, who la at present chair
man of the board, will undoubtedly meet
with considerable opposition, aa former
Alderman Charles McDonald Is an avowed
candidate for the nomination for the mem
ber of the board from this section of the
county. Present Indications are that Su
pervisor Dryden will be renominated with
out opposition.
This convention will also be called upon
to. select a chairman of the county central
committee. George 8. Wright, who haa
filled toe position for aeveral years, haa
said that ie will not seek a re-election,
but In view of his past services to the
party In thla county It la expected that
ha win be urged to continue at the head
of the committee for at least another
year.
RECOVER THE ROOT OF HASKIK9
Dead Haa Evidently Bad Started ta
Swiss. A share.
The body of William Hasklna. the third
member of the bunting party who were
drowned Friday afternoon during the storm
at Lake Manawa, was recovered yesterday
mornlrg. It waa brought to the surface
about 200 feet directly south of the motor
company's rowboat dock, showing that
Hasklna, after the boat capelied. swam
a considerable distance. After the boat
overturned he succeeded In divesting him
self of his heavy hunting coat and wading
boots. He waa a good swimmer, but han
dicapped as be was with his clothing and
tbe heavy wind, hla strength evidently gave
out.
The searching party recovered the two I
guns belonging to Plnnell and Baxley, but
the pump gun which Hasklna carried Is
still st the bottom of tbe lake. The ski IT
which the unfortunate men had that aft
ernoon waa located yesterday morning
quite a distance from where it was last
eeen by Caretaker Brown. Waterlogged. It
had drifted to point Just east of the Kur
aaal. In tba bow of the boat waa found a
hole large enough to put three Angers
through which bore tbe appearance of hav
ing been caused from the shot of one of
the guns. As both the guns recovered were
without shells. It is supposed that In some
manner the pump gun belonging to Hask
lna was accidentally discharged, the ahot
tearing a hole through the boat and
through which the water undoubtedly com
menced to pour, causing tbe flat-bottomed
eklff to settle. It Is now believed that the
boat filled with water and waa not cap
siaed by the wind.
Hasklns' body was taken to Lunkley s
undertaking rooms, where it was viewed
during the afternoon by hundreds of his
friends and acquaintances. The funeral
will be held Tuesday afternoon at S o'clock
from Ma late residence, li South Seven
teenth street, and burial will be In Fair
view cemetery. The services at the house
will be conducted by Rev. A. Overton. The
Eagles, of which order Hasklns was a
member, will have charge of the funeral.
Hasklna waa 31 years of age and Is eur
vived by two brothers and a half sister.
Plumbing and aeattea. Blzby Sea.
VISOR JfEXTIO.
Davis sens drugs.
lfrert's glasses fit
tockert sells carpets.
The Faust cigar. ( cants. ,
Peterson, gua aad loekanttoi.-cB B'y. '
For rant, modern hoaaa. 71 Sixth are.
Paint a. oils and glasa. Morgan at Dickey.
Picture framing. Alexander's art atora,
US Broadwsy, telephone 366.
For wall paperlnc. painting, picture fram
ing, sea Berwick, ill Main sU Phone A-CS
The Board of Park Commissioners win
meet tomorrow evening in adjourned reg
ular aeaalon.
Miss Beatrice Coffey of DeKalb. 111., is
J!? i her !. Mrs. J. P. Enright.
611 North Seventh street.
Ther win be a special meeting thla
evening of Fidelity council, Roval Arcanum,
for the Initiation of candidate.
Tb Ladiee' auxiliary of St. Paul'a Episco
pal church will meet thia afternoon at 1:30
o clock at the home of Mrs. T. J. Foley
on South Sixth street
The city council will meet in adjourned
regular seeslon tonight, when Mayor Mac
rae la expected to make the remaining ap
pointments to the police force.
Members of the Commonwealth Provi
dent association will meet In Grand Army
hall thla afternoon at 1:15 o'clock to attend
in a ooay tne unerai or J. w. Plnnell.
The 1-ady Maccabees will meet thia after
noon Instead of Tuesday, as the state com
mander and other officers will be here to
assist In tha initiation of the claaa of can
didates. Have your carpets taken ap. cleaned aad
relald by modern methods. Old carpets
made Into handsome ruga Council Bluffs
Carpet Cleaning Co.. M North Mala street.
'Phone Ha
A meeting of St. Katherine'a guild of St
Paul's Episcopal church will be held this
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Roff,
Mi South Seventh atreet, for tb purpose of
reorganising.
Devoe'a mixed paints. Morgan Dickey.
The funeral of Martin Liowlng. the youth
ful bandit suicide, will be held Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock from Undertaker
Cutlers establishment and burial will be
In Walnut Hill cemetery. Aa requested by
the boy'a father, rotins John Iwina-. now
In the county Jail, will be permitted to at
tend the funeral In charge of a deputy
ehertff.
Former County Treasurer William Arnd
of thla city haa been appointed receiver bv
Judge McPherson of the federal court of
H. a. ureen'a banka at Dow City and Buck
Grove. It la understood thst he will act
in conjunction with 8. A. Dow. Mr. Arnd a
bond was placed at 1C6.000. Forest Smith
of this city has been appointed receiver In
the bankruntcv case of Thomas P. Hlark
of Dow City, whose failure la aald to have
been brought about by the suspension of
uirm iwnil.
K. T. Plumbing Co. Tel BS; night. F-SS7.
FEAST OF DELICIOUS DOGS
Will B Baked aad Served wltk Be
Petatae at tha Warld'a
Fair.
ST. IXrig. April 10. -There Is great Joy
In the Igor rote reservation at the World's
fair. Tbe Igor rotes a re going to have a
dog feast and all the arrangements have
been ma da
oia delicious dogs were mysteriously
tethered to stakes In the reservation today
aad carefully guarded by tha savage Igor
rotes from the Philippines. It could not be
ascertained where the dogs cam from, but
ther they were, and each dog was being
given a full meal every time he looked
hungry, to fatten him up quickly. By
common consent only four dogs will be
served at the feast, the beauty of two sav
Ing their Uvea They are a waterspaniel
and a skya terrier. The other four are
plain dogs.
Governor Hunt, who baa charge of tha
Ignrmtea. stated tonight that tha Humane
society cannot Interfere with the proposed
feast, as tha reservation la lot yards out
side the city limits, which also precludes
interference by the municipal authorities.
He further stated that arrangements had
been made, satisfactory to tha officials of
St. Louis county, within the confine of
which th dog feast will be held, and the
Igorrotes will bars on grand feast on
baked dog aad sweet potatoes. The date of
tha feast will depend upon the rapidity
with which tbe four designated dogs fat-
tea.
Tea free trip to th World's Fair each
weak. 0 eoupaa oa page 1
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE
Ceuioa Has Hat Eaen aa Prolific at Uil
in lumbar of Acta Passed.
SOME MEASURES OF PRIME IMPORTANCE
Dralaage Law, Oa teajsrlllai Baaai
ta Pay Interest aa Stat Deposits
AsseadBseats Isiarasre
Statatrs Meet laportaat.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
PES MOINES, April 10. tSpeclal.) Im
portant legislation by the thirtieth general
assembly cover not very many topics. One
of the chief matters haa been that of drain
age, the general bill for which la regarded
by ail as the moat Important single mens-
ure considered. A great meny regard, also,
i. . I. t V. a jt!rtlrn of rlvlnsT th
state a primary election law. aa one of the I
t.t 11.1-,. r.r tK. iiMisf ur for the bill to I
sddIv the law to Polk county Is very care-
. r. . .... .
fully prepared. The bill to glv a prefer-
in anMiera In all civil amDlovment and I
offices Is believed by many to be one of the trustees of funds left for cemetery maln
moet Important of the many measures. The '"m,,,. of fees by state officers and
amendment or the compulsory scuoot aw i
n ihi it will he more definite and Doasl- I
kl. . &wu...lnM I .in I .rvtrtant matter In I
ST. entire stat: I.b.7.hmenT of a stat ty orhce. by appointment of city couu
asylum for Inebriates and to take tbem providing for paying for sidewalks by
from the Insane hospital Is also an Import- I
ant thing. Then there are Important Im
provements In the Insuranoa lawa of the
state so that the examinations will be prop
erly made at reasonable fees, and for con
solidation and reinsurance and protection
ef tho,e wno ,nto new comPnle- The
banks that have state money will be re
quired to pay interest thereon, and this Is I
an Important matter. The revision of the
method of accounting In the oil Inspect
ion bureau la Important and creating the
office of state factory Inspector.
The session lawa will not make as large
a volume aa usual, but It will be filled with
Important small matters. The entire list
of laws cannot be made up until after the
governor has had his ten days in which to I
sign the bills left on his hands after ad- I
Journment. but practically all the legl.la-
tlon can now be catalogued and eummar
Ired. Below will be found a statement
showing what are the chief bills passed
and that will become laws:
Bills Which Have Passed.
Amending the law in relation to compul
sory education so that sixteen Weeks of
school attendance Is necessary snd that at
the first of the school year, unless the
school board otherwise provides, and In
it li v case attenrlnncA must hesrln nnl lat.r I
than December 1. I
Requiring railroad companies to Issu re-1
turn DHsses to stock shlnners. I
Provldlna a iuvenile court for votithfiil I
offenders to be under 'direction of the dls- 1
irici juuges, auu iu arnvw separata recoras
applying only to more populous counties.
Providing for condemnation of land for
state purposes and In counties and cities for
some otner purpose.
Act for the collection of vital statistics
and keeping records-
Providing for primary elections In large
counties.
Providing for the Joint liability of com
mon carriers for damages where shipments
pass over several rauroaaa.
ITovldlng a license for Insurance agents.
Providing for the sale of lake beds after
drainage by the state.
Regulation of running of automobiles
snd limiting their speed
ways.
Authorising Insurance companies to In- I
vest funds in bank stock. I
LMrectmg that plainttrTs shall pay costs I
In certain classes of abandoned cases where I
of defendant. I
uiuukiii in V.IUIHJ viiivn . am a. ujv fvwiMvwvw w
Providing a method of dissolution of cor-I
Derations and riving notice.
Authorizing collection of census statis
tics at the time of me kins: assessment.
Authorising Increase of library tax for
building purposes.
Providing that a life insurance policy
must be approved by the auditor ana at
torney aeneral.
Providing for disposition of books and
documents by a commission of state officers.
Providlnc that an estate must be Hated
for taxation in the place of residence of
former owner.
Prohibiting posting of advertisements of
liquor or tobacco near school houses.
To give towns power to bond for park
purposes.
t hanging tne law aa to aate oi puDiica
tion of official notices.
Amending law in regard to taxing freight
lines.
General Dralaag Law.
General law for drainage and ditches by
districts, payment for same by assessments
against the property, providing a method
of creating districts, giving hearings, let-
tine contracts and paying for all the work.
Requiring banka having state funds to
pay the state Interest on their monthly bal
ances at rate to be fixed by state executive
council.
Making It s crime to take liquor, drurs
or weapons Into a state penitentiary with
out permission.
providing metnoa or mortgaging tne
property of an Insane person by guardian.
Autnonxing registration or pnysicians
from other states without examination
where states reciprocate.
Permit taking or fish rrom takes in pres
ence of deputy wsrden.
Making wild turkey a gam Dira ana giv
ing protection,
Authorising
thortxlng districts to purchase music
hooks for schools.
Kry Hiring that veterans of the civil war
shall lie slven orefereno. In all nubile and
semi-public employment in the state wber
it is t.nown tney are competent.
Hequirinc that trust companies musx save
full paid up capital and be subject to same
regulations ss savings banka.
Raising penalty for crime or assault t
commit murder rrom ten to tnirxy years.
r ortnoiiins tne aocKinr or norses.
Forbidding the use of live birds as tar
gets at tournament.
exemption rrom garnisnment or wages
earned outside the stats by nonresident
creditors.
Making all kinds of base protected fish.
fIvIiik foreign corporations the same
rights ss nonresident aliens In regard to
tne noining or land.
Changing date of open season for fish
snd game.
Authorising executors . snd trustee to
vote stock held by them
juasing it a miaoeameanor to aeraee or
Injure books or other things In public
libraries.
I'lrectlns manner of stats auditor exam
ining Insurance companies and providing
ror employment oi an actuary as state ex
amlner on salary.
providing tor manner or reinsurance and
consolidation of different kinds of Insur-
snce companies under direction of the slate
gudltor and with his permission only.
Organisation of fraternal Insurance com
panies must nave 6u0 members and B.000.000
Insurance .
Authorising examinations of fraternal In
surance associations.
Authorising assessment Insurance com-
names to transfer funds not used.
To punish for Injuring or obstructing
electric railways or electric wires with five
vesra In penitentiary.
Making It larceny to steal gas. water or
electricity.
Reducing the collateral inheritance tax
from XI to 10 per cent where the Inheritance
goes to a brother or elster.
Fixing liability for personal Injuries
where damage is oone oy a steam engine.
Reaul
re escapee on all three-story
buildings and generally revising and lm-
Drovins the whole law.
Deflnina a 'hootlesger" and nrovidlnsr
that he may be enjoined and treated aa
an lllearal saloon.
Requiring reports of oil Inspections and
shipments of oil into the state, and revis
ing method of keeping accounts of oil In
spectors. Mmpnrying metsoo 01 cnanging name
ana orovioin ror nuns papers wim ins
county ctera ana small reea.
tat ABTalra.
Abolishing assignment of error In
ap-
peals to supreme court.
Requring eterinajrsurgeons to pay
Pernuttlng state executive council to
dlsDoae of extrs state documents.
Requiring county clerks to report dis
barment cases to supreme court.
Providing for expense of sending non
resident Insane to hospital.
Raising salary of asslsant attorney gen
eral from U.S to tl u.
Increasing pay of deputy dairy commis
sioner ond saving sseistant.
Classifying penitentiary guards aad tn-
I . Report, of triagra, and tel-
phone companies In executive council In
stead of state adultors office.
Raising charge fur- non-resident blind at
collegs S64 to 166. ........
Raising charge of non-resident deaf at
school Hn to .
Providing for expense of returning es
caped patients to insane hospital.
Fixing time for trying appeals In con
tested elections.
tilvlng Orphans Home IS a month, to
be collected from counties for each person
hprovldlng for method of restoring pension
eioney for soldiers at the State Home un
der certain circumstances.
Requiring re-classlf ) ing railways every
Requiring railroad to report real estate
for assessment. ,
Authorizing Board of Control to employ
special architects.
Changing date of Board of Health meet-
Raising pay for support of Inmates of
Industrial School at MitchellvUle from 113
to 514 a month. ... .
LnhnHitnt secretary of state and ex
entire council to preserve state docu-
Frovldlng for registration of veterlns
rlans from other wtate without examina
tlon end recording veterinarians.
Prnrtd n a state lactory raMnrmr,
Adding an sssisant In state dairy com-
" Provtn(r fpr inheritance right" of
-v. knra ftor ti . maklne- of a will.
Disposal of money unclaimed and left
bv Inmates or state insmununs.
.,iv district fixed.
imhnHiim count v auditors to act as
abolishing ree system.
Cities aad Ceaatlea.
Prnvtdlns that vacancies may be filled
Installments.
Permitting Incorporated towns to bond
Pay of special police at elections 12 a
Indebtedness of school districts In small
cities may be 2 per cent of valuation
under aoroe circumstances.
Countv brldre levy may be Increased
hnm 1 tft A Mr rent.
Providing atenograpners 10 sio.nu juw
jn large counties.
Providing pay for Jurors summoned on
special venire, , ,
Permitting second class cities to borrow
money to build a city hall.
Requiring county recorders to re-record
Instruments free where error haa been
made first time.
Providing flat aalary for county record
ara f fV.m II 1I to tl.00.
niiiirin countv clerk to give notice
of release of Hen In other counties of an
esiate.
Counties to keep
mulct tax receipts In
"f.". townshirfncers In places
where township is a city.
Authorises counties and towns to con
4m.. . ... .r.vp Vieds.
No pay for para commissioners m v.wc.-.
of less than 4u.iu0. . , . .
Requiring of tiling oi maps ui ""-b"!'"
and telephone companies with county au
ditors. ,
Authorizing Indebtedness for water works
In cities of second class rn
u.kins- nosslble to nay for publishing pro-
.inn of Roard of Supervisors in for-
. miners
pizing salaries of county auditors at tl.JOO
and upwards. . .
D,.hin method of oaylng costs or
...... i. .nirtemtc
providing for certifying to county audi-
. . r, V. nr. a SSeSSTTien t S.
Preventing the dismissal of liquor cases
without investigation.
Refunding nriuge ocdib oufiut
cities. ... . . .
Giving cities power w ""'""
chlses.
Tr"
ter
ic: ' i.i .tw. nri tnwns mav acquire
bv condemnation sites for garbage and
sewer outlets.
Special aad. Bliaor nms
Authorizing sale of island off tee county,
. a u.itnw' - "rve.fi olf V
i riaiiannK woni l-vhuiwvm .. w
I Rlshts-of-way through state grounds at
Eldora. Anamoaa and Council uiurrs.
Changing method of amending code sup-
piement.
Correct error In conveyance law sucn
im . , ..a . . ,
Authorising Bale o.VBtatfl square injurs
Moines.
Providing for levees iind dredging river
st Des Moines.
Correct error In law on mine inspectors.
Permitting Des Moines to levy i lur
viaduct approach.
Authorising exchange of codes and ether
documents.
Authorising sewer tnrougn state una si
Soldiers' Home.
Authorising use or penitentiary gate re
ceipts for books and papers.
Appropriations.
Historical building completion IMP. W0
Land at Orphans' Home, Davenport. 6.0"0
Temporary repairs state capltol 8.C1O
Flan ana game waraen aencisncy....
Iowa National Guard tendency ' 10.(0
Rt Louis exDosltlon additional 2u,uu0
Board of Control, for removal of Iowa
building c.wv
inspection county insane nospnais....
Inauguration exDenses
4.00
fill
tl
J.ftO
4
S.tt
1.7
Costs in lake bed case. Humboldt Co
Inspection county hospitals deficiency
Additional employes legislature
Railroad commissioners' maps
Express and cartage ....
Reimburse teachers at deaf school...
Henediet Home. Des Moines
Dubuque Rescue Home 2M1
Florence frtttenton mission, aioux
Cltv
.0nO
10
M
4-"
Supreme court contingent fund deficit
Department or lows, u. A., ft
Conferences Board of Control
Pharmacy commission refund
Veterinary board reruna
Canltol renalr balance made avail
able, about Srt.MiO
Inebriate hospital. Knoxvllle ISi.flno
Kew Duiiflin on mate rair a-rnunas.. uuu
Iowa Historical society support 7w
Iowa monuments at Andersonville.... 11.&00
Providing bond for state treasurer.. Z.0
Aieui iDfiTin K is suns) sumn
house .000
Pay William Redden for Injuries st
reform school
Pay relatives of elevator victims
Fish and game department
Stat college
Stat university
LW0
14.WI0
BtM.onn
2.oia
at, (ton
C.niC
Normal scbool
Bacteriological laboratory
Repair of etate capltol
Support loss National Guard
Permanent camp grounds
jns.740
75.
0 54
State Institution improvements...
Taking the census
15.00S
l.nn
17(XW
Investigate tuberculosis
Salaries of statehouse clerks
Legislators la Caafereaee. 1
Despite that this was Sunday the lead-;
Ing members of the legislature were busy
with Informal conferences chiefly relating
to the appropriation bills which hsvo not
yet passed both houaea. While a member
reported some progress la the direction
of sn agreement as to the various Items
they demonstrated that tbe agreement de
pends largely on developments In th legis
lature tomorrow.
It was made known today that the bill
which gives the control commission about
1110,000 for permsnent Improvements on
the state capltol haa not plain sailing,
but will be fought In tbe house by members
who believe that the bill carries too much
money. They also object to having this
money raised by special tax as proposed
by the senate.
The conferences today between tbe com
mittee showed that there Is a difference
of about 136000 between the two bouses
In regard to the appropriation bill for the
colleges. The difference relates chiefly to
the engineering departments and tha dairy
building.
OHp talrklr Kaaekad Oat.
'Soma weeks sgo during ths severe win
ter weather both my wife and myself con
tracted severs colds which speedily de
veloped Into the worst kind of la grippe
with all Ita miserable symptoms," says
Mr. J. 8. Egleston of Maple Landing. Iowa.
'Knees snd Joints aching, muscle sore.
bead stopped up, eyes and noae running
with alternate spells of chills and fever
w. r. Chamberlain s Cough Rem-
I edy. aiding the same with a double dose
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets, and by Its liberal use soon completely
knocked out the grip.
Fall Trala at laBaslgraata.
PIERRE. S. D . April 10 - Special Tela
gram.) A special Immigrant train cam in
from th east today brtngliig a doaea cara
I This I. tha ftrst full Uala of Immigrants.
POLITICS FOR TOE SENATE
Will Tat Up Tim in th Diacuailoa of
Appropriation.
SEVERAL MEASURES INTEREST HOUSE
Aa laaaartaat Oa laelade the Aapra-
arlatlaa at gS.noo.ooo ta Carry
aa Necessary River aad
Barest Wark.
WASHINGTON, April 10. The sppropri-
ation bills this week will tak precedence
of all business In the senate, but It Is more
than probable that political discussion will
take up most of the time nominally de
voted to appropriations. The post off! re bill
will divide attention early In the week with
the conference report on the Indian bill.
By the time these two measures shell be
disposed of It Is expected that the sundry
civil bill will be reported from th com
mittee on appropriations.
It Is quite generally understood that
several democratic senators will reply to
Senator Spooner's speech of yesterday.
Senator Gorman will be among the number.
There may be an effort to get up the Pan
ama canal bill during the week, but not If
It would Interfere with consideration cf
appropriation bills.
Measares Befora th Haas.
The measures of Importance that will
come before the house this week Include
the 13.000.000 appropriation to carry on bm
eesary river and harbor works; tb general
deficiency bill, which Is expected to oome
from the appropriations commute early In
the week; the Cooper bill amending the
Phllppine civil government act by author
ising a bond issue by tbe Island govern
ment for Internal Improvements and guar
anteelng that the per cent earnings on
capital to be Invested in railroad building
In the Islands; the statehood bill and con
ference reports as they may come up for
consideration.
The river and harbor and general defi
ciency bills sre not likely to consume much
time but the Philippine bill, which prob
ably will be reached by Wedneeday. Is ex
pected to require at leaat two days' debate.
The statehood bill's career Is to be deter
mined by a caucus of republican members
to be held probably Thursday evening. A
special committee on rules, limiting de
bate and providing for a vote. Is expected
as a result of the caucus.
PLANT G0ESF0R TWO CUPS
Will Try to Get Essperor's aad Cap
May Trophies wltk h
lagosaar.
(Copyright by New York Herald Co., 1904.)
VEW YORK. Aprill 10 New York Her
aid Service Special to The Bee.) The In
gomsr, under the command of Captain
Charlie Barr. will leave prepared for the
sea trip at the Herreshoff yards on April
15. Norton F. Plant, owner of th schooner
yacht, sailed yesterday morning on the
American line steamship St. Louis. Mr.
Plant said the yacht will try for the em
peror's cup. held under the pstronage of
Emperor William.
Heretofore foreign boats have not been
al'owed to enter this race, but this year
that condition has been waived.
It also Is the Intention of Mr. Plant to
try to bring back the Cape May cup. which
was taken to England by the Genesta la
1R"S.
CONTROL OF TUBERCULOSIS
t.
Louis Fkyslrlaas Farsa a Society
t Prerreat tb Spread of the
Dlsesse.
ST. LOUIS, April 10. Physicians and
others Interested In the prevention or con
trol of tuberculosis hsve formed the "St.
Louis Society for tha Prevention of Tuber
culosis." Officers have been elected snd
sn executive committee named. There will
also be appointed a commute consisting of
two members of the health department of
St. Louis, two members of the tnellcal pro
fession and two representatives from the
medical schools, who insist on Inspection.
It is intended at the beginning to instl
tute a thorough investigation of all cases
of tuberculosis In badly ventilated quarters,
etc. The officers will slso distribute clrcu
lsrs of Instruction to persons suffering from
tuberculosis, whereby they may aid In
immunlng themselves from the disease.
The Peril at Oar Time
Is lung disease. Dr. King's New Disco v
ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds
cures lung trouble or no pay. COc. H.M.
For aale by Kuhn A Co. .
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
for Monday aad Taes
y. WASHINGTON, April 10. -Forecast:
For Nebraska Fair Monday and warmer
In east portion; Tuesday, fair.
For Iowa and Missouri Generally fair
Monday and Tuesday; warmer Monday,
For Kansas Partly cloudy Monday
Tuesday, fair.
For Indiana and Illinois Partly cloudy
Monday and Tuesday; warmer Monday
with variable winds.
For Wyoming Fair Monday; Tuesday,
partly cloudy and cooler; probably ahow
era In southeast portion.
For Montana Fair Monday and Tues
day.
For South Dakota Fair Monday and
warmer In extreme west portion; Tues
day, fair.
Local B
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BL'REAU
OMAHA, April 10. Official record of tern
perature ana precipitation com pa re a wit
the correspond
aing
day of the last three
years:
Maximum temperature.
1WH- 190J. 1902 1W1.
M Kl Ui
Minimum temerature.... M 67 W 48
Mean temperature 47 70 49 U
Precipitation 00 .11 .09 .00
Record of temperature and precipitation
at Omaha tor this day and sines March L
1804:
Normal temperature 47
Excess for the day 0
Total excess since March L 1904 4i
Normal precipitation 10 inch
iH-ticiency for the day 10 Inch
Total precipitation since Marchl.t.42 Inches
Kxcess since March 1, 104 l5 Inch
tendency for cor. period lr0...1.67 Inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1J2 ..1.42 Inches
Rpart f Matioaa at T r. as.
? 3
CONPTTIOV OF THE
WEATHER.
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I 3
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: B
il
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: I
Omaha, cloudy
Ml .00
Valentine, partly cloudy .......
North Platte, clear ....
Cheyenne, cloudy
Bait Lake City, clear
Rapid City, clear
Huron, clear
Chicago, p rtly cloudy .........
Su IjOuIs. clear
fit. PauL cloudy
lavenport, cloudy .......
Kansas City, cloudy
Havre, partly cloudy
Hlsmarrk, cloudy
Oalveston. clear
?ii .ix
7 (M
4
41
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44'
48
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k .00
.00
&- .so
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t4: .00
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rv .on
C : .no
6 toi .0
T Indicates trace of precipitation.
. Welsh. rrcastr.
IGH WIND CAUSES TROUBLE I
aalsTraata Beard Vessel Which
" Tld Fx pert 1
Departatloa.
(Copyright by New Tork Herald Co.. !.)
NEW TORK. April 10 New Tork Her
ald Berries Special to The Pee.) From
th many aliens who have sought homes
in thia country, only to b lured bark by
Immigration laws, come exaggerated Ideas
aa to the potency of these laws and the
stringency with which they ar enforced,
seems to have gotten abroad.
This notion, along with curious maneuv
ers on the part of the Incoming French
liner. La Touralne. when that steamship
arrived her this week, brought about a
panic among th CI Immigrants which the
vessel hid In Its steerage, most of whom
had been hoarding their little savings for
years In order to reach this country, and
for a full half hour there were shrieks snd
lamentations among tbem.
It was Just turning flood when the liner
dropped anchor off quarantine. Th Incom
ing tide swung Its bow seawards bnd when
It got Its snchor ther waa a forty mile
an hour gale blowing down the Narrows
and despite a hard over helm and one
engine backing snd the other going shead.
It found It Impossible to swing Its bow
upstream.
Tb Immigration cutter was on on side
of th vessel and th revenue cutter on
the other1. The Immigrants had all gathered
on deck, all more or lesa anxious about
th ordeal which awaited them, and all
looking anxiously at the men In blue.
Then aomeon among them started tha
report that tha ahtp was not to bo al
lowed to land any of Its passengers and
that all would have to go back to Havre.
There waa a rush to the rail and much
excited gesticulation and pointing to the
city receding astern. It waa true, they
screamed, and loud waitings filled the air.
to their distorted imaginations the 'wo
government cutters puffing alongside w-r
forcibly taking the ahlp to sea, and fon
the way the vessel was sheering from rd?
to side In Its efforts to turn. It did look
as though It were a recalcitrant craft be
log hauled to an offing by constable cut-
ers.
Officers of the ship endeavored to still
the tumult, but there was a babel of
voices snd none could be male to under
stand. Finally th vessel tfanf, the more
open waters of Graveaend bay, where.
after describing a wide sweep. It managed
to get Its bow pointed upstream.
But not until the pier was reached and
the Immigration barges were alongside
were tha terrified foreigners sure that they
were not to be sent back In a body.
NEW YORK NOW SEES RELIEF
After Long Time Congress Promises
ta Isapravo Postal Facilities
of Metropolis.
1
(Copyrigfit by New Tork Herald Co., 1904.)
WASHINGTON. April 10. (New York
Herald Sen-Ice Special to The Bee.) After
nearly ten years of constant struggle, legis
lation granting relief for the postal situ
ation In New York "city Is now really In
sight. The senate haa passed the items
In the post office appropriation bill provid
ing for leasing a building adjoining the New
Tork Central rtatlon, and appropriated
$R. 000. one for the purchase of property over
the Pennsylvania railway tunnel, adjacent
to that road'a mammoth new terminal.
The quertlon now goes to a conference '
committee of the two houses, where the
final contest will bo made, with the
chances all In favor 'of New York. If
the aenate and house follow their practice
In naming conferees, this committee will
consist of Senators Penrose, Dolllver snd
Clyrand Representatives Overs t ree t. Gar- '
diner ef New Jersey snd Moon. All three
senators will support the leasing and pur
chasing proposition
FRANCE PLANS FINE DISPLAY
Exhibit at St. Laala Will Be I.arur-'
aad Best that Coaatry Has
Made.
NEW YORK, April M.-On reaching St.
Louis M. Michel La Grave, the French
commissioner general who srrlved today on
the La Lorraine, will lease a house and
open headquarters for tbe French com
mission. "Thers wfll be a staff of twelve clerks
beside the heads of departments," he
said. "Ths French exhibit will be th
best and largest w have ever made.
There ar 7,500 exhibits. The principal
exhibit will b that of tb fine arts. There
will also b a splendid exhibit of motor
cars and some fin machinery.
W sre moved to take such an Interest,
aa th purchase of Louisiana was made
from France and again because of the
friendship which exists between France
and this country. The work of getting
the exhibit ready is progressing In th
most satisfactory manner."
CHINESE AUCTIONS ARE QUIET
It Oa' Speaks Whea Goads Ire Of
fer- ta tka BtaThest
Bidder.
(Copyright by New Tork Herald Co.. 104.)
NEW YORK. Aprill 10. (New York Her
ald Service Special to The Bee.) To one
unaocustomed to a Chinese auction a visit
to on Is a most Interesting and curious
experience.
Th auctioneer leans over a slightly ele
vated counter and exhibits his wares say
ing nothing. Neither does ths bidder speak,
but merely steps forward to tbs auctioneer
and run his Angers up his sleeve, making
Hold Up YourHknd
if You Know. .
Wber and bow large Is CbemutpoT
How far la It from Port Authur to Vladivostok?
Wher la Mukden, tbe Russian
from tbe Tain river?
Can You Answer Three Simple Questions lit
Japanese-Russian War Geography?
The Bee War Map
Shows th location of Russia. Japan, Cores, Manchuria. China, atoj alas the
prtaeipal cltlea and seaports in each, along with the pouul tiun of easne.
Showe th dtflerent aaa and bodina of water upon which te aa fight srUi
probably tak plaos.
Gives a compkst Mat of all tha vsasuls In both navies, sbowtnsr thefr an a.
mant. spaed and comparative strength tn war. Alao taile all about both rati aa,
how many men In oh, tha number of Russian soldiers b ar au, th tv east,
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Another snd another repeat the action,
until ttii nhi ilrTiifvinv tha MsTirsS TisHcA
r-cjrM th- article without A wnrA bernal
exchanged on either sidn. Only thai aao
tloneer and the successful bidder know tha
price offered and accepted.
PRISONER STABS IN REVENGE
Kills tasnate of Ohio Pealf entlary Be.
raas lie Believe Victim
Betrayed Ills.
COH'MRl'S. C. April M. -In revenga fr
an albfted betrayal George Duncan, a
prisoner, today stabbed and probably
fatally wounded "Burglar Jim" Anderson,
another prisoner St the Ohio penitentiary.
Anderson was rested at a tab tn tb
larger dirlng hall, when Duncan traddsnly
sprang upon him from behind snd Inflcted
six wounds with a shoemaker's kntf which
he had manaaed to secrete, befor he could!
be overpowered. The blade cf th knifg
penetrated Anderson's lrtng. making a dan
gnrou wound.
Anderson and Duncan escape! together1
from the penitentiary some time ago and
were recently captured, after a Be par ta
fight at Chllllcothe. O. On being returned)
to the penitentiary Anderson accused a
former rusrd of having aided la their
cape. Plnoe that time Duncan baa ax
pressed extreme anlmosfty foward Anders
son. 1
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