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COUNCIL
OAos, tn Sestt
MINOR MRKTlOlf.
$avis.
Btoefcart seas earpeta.
Pumps, J. ZdW Mer. Co.
KA Rogers' Tony Faust beer.
Fin en irr rings at Le (Tort's.
Eta Schmidt's elegant now photos.
BUT BORWICK'S FTJR15 PAtNTg.
btoraoe. inquirk ta BROADWAT.
Larwts Cutler, funeral director, 'phon S7.
Wood ilnf Undertaking company. Tel. 639.
PBTKR8EW (JCHOEJINO SELL. RUQS
Th pubilo library will b clod all day
tesXy.
Clar band dishes. Alexander's. S33
Broadway.
Mr. J. H. ricltcHt of thla city la visiting
with frlendi In Chicago.
Flslilng tackle lit for fishing. Big seise
tlon. t-etersen A. Schoenlng.
Haminocka from 75c to J1O00. Great va
riety. Petersen & Schoenlng.
DIAMONDS A8 AN INVESTMENT.
TALK TO LEFFERT ABOUT IT.
WKTTN TOTT WANT ItATB CLKANET).
BLOCK FIT, HSTC., LEAVE THEM AT
K. B. HICKS.'
Mr. Bndte RJerson and Mr. Lawrenos
Perry left Tuesday to upend a few day
with relatlTea and friends In Nebraska.
BTTDWEISER BOTTLED BEER IS
SERVED ONLY AT FIRT-CTA8a BARS
AND CAFES. U ROSENFF7IJ) CO.. Agts.
The preliminary hearing- of Nls Larson,
the Omaha man cTiara-ed wlih 1 igamy, was
continued In Justice Oreene'e court yester
day until Friday.
Mrs. Donald Macrae and daughter,
Marian, arrived home yesterday from Chi
cago, where Mrs. Macrae made arrange
ment for Mies Marian to enter Lake
I orest Mtnlnary next, fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker, Mr. Robert
Signer of Sioux City, Mr. PI T. Shaffer
and Miss Luella E. Plokett of Fort Dodgs
are spending the Fourth with Mr. and Mra.
J. J. Sullivan, 432 South First street.
George Buknr was taken to Merey hos
pital yeetarday suffering from blood poison
ing In Ms arm, and tt Is feared that the
member will have to be amputated. He
la a brother of former Deputy Sheriff J. C.
Daker.
Charles J. flRyan, charged with the theft
Ct several pairs of shoes from the Klrk
tndtll warehouse In Omaha, which he waa
trying to sell In this city when arrested,
was given thirty days In the county Jail
j nsterday by Police Judge Snyder. Ryan's
defense waa that the. shoes had been given
him.
Broken Bye lasses and Spectacles.
Repaired while yon wait Factory on
premises. Dr. W. Wj Magerell, Optomet
rist, 10 Pearl street .
Sea our Flreles Calorie Cook Btovs A
boon In hot weather cooking without arti
ficial heat. Great saving. Recommended
and used by the beat people In town. Pet
ersen At Sahoenrag.
Petersen dc Schoenlng sell matting.
Do not buy until you give Hafer, the
lumberman, a chance at. your bill. Coun
ell Bluffs, la.
How Is the time to gat busy with th
lee man. When you get too warm, call
th Council Bluffs Coal and Ice company,
Tela. IX
' N. T. Plumbing Co. Tot K0. Night, L 898.
Real Estate Transfers.
These transfers were reported to The "Bee
July S by the Pottawattamie County Ab
stract company of Council Bluff:
George B. Edgell et al., trustees, to
St. Louis Union Trust Co., und H
interest In neU 22-77-41, dec I 1
Anna L. Bischoff to Verne Benjamin,
lot J, block 10, Turley's Ad., Coun
cil bluffs, w d 1
A Jolt Gelse to Julia Hegarty. lot 6,
block 1, Fisher's Ad., underwooa,
w d
John M. Galvln, administrator, to J.
O. Day, lots 7, 8. , 10, U. 15 and 14,
block 87; lot 12. block 60; lots 1,1.1
12, IS, 14. block (2: lots I, 10 and If.
block 63; lots 1, 2. 1 and 10, block
64, all In Riddle a Sub., Council Bluffs,
admrs d
671
120
J. W. Squire and wife to Ernest
Michael, part outlots- 2 and 1 Jack
son's Add., Council Bluffs, w d S.J60
Farmere' ( Loan and Trust Co. to H.
A. Viutnn, lots s, 7. a ana i, diock j,
Central Bub., Council Bluffs, w d...... LOO
' Robert K. Daniels et al. to Ernest Me-
lone, lots n ana a, diock , w em
itter's First Ad., Council Bluffs, w d.
Jessie Bmlth and husband to Barbara
tt. a Seller, lota and T, block 16.
Highland Place, Council Bluffs, w d.
J. J. Stewart, executor, to Western
Lumber and Supply Co., lot 8. block
8. Central Sub., Council Bluffa, exr d
Peregoy A Moore Co. et al. to West
em Lumber and Supply Co., lota 7
and 8, block 1 Wright's Ad., Council
Bluffs, w d
ymM IP. Career to Western Lumber
ISO
400
180
130
and Supply Co., lots UUi end
, all In block 2, Wrlght'a Ad., Council
Bluffs, w d T76
Jr. J. Day and wife to Western Lumber
and Supply Co., lot It, block 2, Cen
tral Bub., Council Blurts, w d 800
Jeeeloa J. Bledentopf and husband and
Ellen M. B. Haaa and husband to
' Western Lumber and 8upply Co., lots
1 to 14, block 8. Central Bob Coun-
' ell Bluffs, q o d 100
Benjamln-Fehr Real Estate Co. to .
Western Lumber and Supply Co., lots
12 and 14, blook 2. Wright's Ad, Coun-
ell Bluffs, w d .... 1W
George W. Llpe and wife to Western
T.mnhar and Buuuly Co.. lot 11 block
1 Wrlaht'a Ad.. Council Bluffs. W d. 100
Julia R. Myers to Western Lumber and
Supply Co., lot 0. blook 2, Wright's
Ad.. Council Bluffs, w d 100
Flmr 1 Fehr to Western Lumber and
Supply Co., lot 14. block , Central
Bub., Council Bluffa, w d....... 7
J. P. Oreenehields et al. to Western
Lumber and Supply Co., lota 4, 5.
and 12. block J, Central Bub., Coun
cil Bluffs, w d M
William P. Wsbster to T. J. Day, lot
11. block t Wright' Ad.. Council
Muffs, q o d o
Total, nineteen transfer 29.578
Piano boxes are good for fuel, or f eed.
a playhouse. Bourclos ha got them on
' sal, as his piano come In boxes. 236
' Broadway, Council Bluffs, la., where the
organ stand upon th building.
Ice cream flavored with pure
vanilla.
Purity
(.something that will please you.
' Candy Kltohao, Mt Broadway.
' W. W. DICKINSON, n WB8T BROAD
,WAY, COUNCIL BLUFFS), IA, DOEB ALL
'trauma fir tine, wittr RF-PAlRiNfi
I
Ttach th boy ta swim by using patent
e-rster wtngs: win bold a person S0 pound
its weight absolutely safe; only 80c. Peter
Ueo a nohow tag.
Purl ty and Goodness
. Thee two quiUUas are emboa
tmA .In nu inltarv" lna Cream
t Pars, -b.fena tt Is mads ot pur
jCreua a4 tbs highest grade of
; flavorings. ood, feocauss oar ex-
H porta know boavto tasks It
Wo tOAkd any floxc-r to want
i and dairy nor cxnsnttty any yuc
) in the. city.
li.Y. JOVsUiEr,
&C4 B. Mots. Ptua 084
; Coiusdl riuffe. Is.
ay
' IlkiufeMWhLX'
City JfvvonfJr
tiaraes aad satOs beaiad Ire
,:riui. uni. niau.r aad ail ro-
li.W; cues vaults afcl ceeayuvla Ail
work done Is uaru!trd,
t mlm urow"y suendaa !
Itjt. VI... n 1SM Y l'- l Red Itlt
NEWS OF IOWA
BLUFFS
St. Tel. 43.
RAGLE ARES COMI50 NEXT WEEK
Secoad Assail Meeting- ( the Gran-t
Aerie Commences Wedaeaday.
The second annaal meeting of the Iowa
grand aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles,
will be held In Council Bluffa Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday of next week. The
first annual meeting, held last year In
Des Moines, was attended by over 100
delegates and visiting members. As there
are now over forty subordinate aeries in
the state an attendance of from 189 to 100
Is looked for here.
Elaborate arrangements have been made
by the Council Bluffs aerl to entertain
the delegates and visitors and Invitations
have been extended to the Omaha and
South Omaha series to attend the various
festivities to be held In connection with
the convention. '
The following Is the program for the
three days of the meeting
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10.
At A. M. to 11 A. M. - Reception snd
registration of delegates. Address of wel
come by Worthy President J. J. Klein.
Reeponse by State President Charles A.
Stephens.
A 2 P. M. Orgmnliatlon of state aerie.
Appointment of oomlUees on credentials.
Recess until 4 p. m.
THURSDAY, JXTLT 111
At A. M. Report of committee on cre
dentials. Regular order of business.
At 2 P. M. to B P. M. Business session.
At 2:30 P. M. Banquet at Grand hotel.
Music furnished by the celebrated Dahl
man Cowboy quartet.
Brother Emmet Tinley will act aa toast
master and responses will will be made
by Brothers Dr. D. Macrae. Jr., mayor of
Council muffs; James Dahlman, mayor of
Omaha; Thomas Hoctor, mayor of South
Omaha; 8. B. Wadsworth and W. H. Ware.
Trolley rides through beautiful Fair
mount park and various points of Interest
throughout the city, ending at ilnnawa,
the celebrated lake resort of the middle
went. Here boating, bathing, bowling,
golf, toboggan slides, roller coasters and
many other sports for which Manawa Is
justly famous will be provided. A spe
cial performance will be given at th
Lake Concert hall by the Lake Casino
Opera company, with numerous specialties
Riven by artists engaged especially for
this occasion. Council Bluffs aerie No. 104
will take pleasure in furnishing all enter
tainment for delegates, visiting Eagles
and their ladies.
FRIDAY) JULY IS.
At 10 A. M. Regular order of buatne.
At 2 P. M. Automobile rides over tho
city, visiting Its several beautiful ioxks
and to Omaha and South Omaha.
At 7:20 P. M. Smoker. At this smoker
every efTort will be made to give the
visitors the time of their lives. Some
thing will be doing every minute. The
celebrated Dahlman Cowboy qaartet, as
sisted hy other vocalists and musicians,
will glvs aa abundance of the latest and
best music. Brother Carl Relter, man
ager of the Omaha Orpheum tjieater, the
best story teller between the Atlantic and
Pacific will attend the smoker, and to
listen to friend Carl for twenty minutes
Is worth a trip across the state. The
guests will be entertained by numerous
athletic stunts of exceptional merit. Am
ple provisions have been made to enter
tain every Eagle In Iowa, aa well as
from the neighboring cities across the
river.
Full line
Schoenlng.
of refrigerators. Petersen oV
CARRIAGES ALVvilB READY, CALL
272, BOTH 'PHONES,' GRAND LIVKRT,
J. W. AND ELMER B. M IN NICK. PRO
PBJETBR& Bee office removed to 15 Pearl street, op
posite Nebraska Telephone building.
B. M. Williamson, bicycles, sewing ma
chines, Edlaon phonographs, records. Re
pairing machines and bicycles a specialty.
27 South Main street Council Bluffs, la.
Walks Oat tt City Jail.
M. C. Marvin, arrested Tuesday at 1211
Eighth avenue, where it was reported by
neighbor be was creating a rough house,
was not on hand when his case was called
In police court yesterday morning. Mar
vin had taken French leave during the
preceding night without going through the
formality of bidding Night Desk Ser
geant Woodslde goodbye. Marvin's ab
sence was not discovered until an officer
went to his cell yesterday morning to
bring him Into court
MarvJn had been placed In what la
known as the "hobo room," on the sec
ond floor of th city Jail. The door was
fastened by a piece of Iron plaoed through i
the stapl in place of a padlock. By !
reaching through th transom Marvin was
enabled to withdraw the piece of Iron
and thus open the door. He carefully
closed the door behind him and replaced
the piece of iron through the staple. Mar
Tin, It is apposed, gained his freedom by
crossing the "BrMge of Sighs," which con
nects th upper floor -of the ' Jail and
patrol nouaa, and then quietly walking
downstair and out Into th . night' air
without disturbing (Jorge ant Woodsid or
otter members , of the . polio force who
might have been tn the patrol room at
ths time. , JRarvtn did Toot wait to secure
possession of . th 2b. SS which waa taken
from htm when be waa locked up and this
th police bava
Mrs. Holmes, living at 12Q Eighth ava.
nue, whom tt was charged Marvin threat
ened to annihilate with revolver, waa
formerly Marvin's wife, but bad remar
ried after Marvin bad absented himself
from home for a year or more and ah
bad head that be bad secured a dlroroe.
Marvin, who. It Is said, claimed to be a
Ptnkerton detective, returned to the city
Tuesday and proceeded to celebrate bis
arrival by threatening to exterminate the
Holmea family. Marvin when arrested de
clared Mrs. Holme waa still his lawful
! wlfe' but oa declined to make
any statement The police do not expect
be will return to further explain mat
ters.
This Is the second escape from the city
Jail at night within a week or so and It
I aald that Major Richmond la seriously
considering the advisability ef having
some of th night force wear a bell for
fear they may be kidnaped without them
knowing It
FIREWORKS. PURITY CANDY KIT CH
UN. US W. BROADWAY.
Oast Iron vase for lawn. Big varlsty
epeoial price this week. Petersen at
Schoenlng.
OAs Spaoe fer Resit.
Eight feet wide, eighteen feet long, aa
ground floor, opposite Nebraska Telephone
buUdlng. U soott Street) eeetsal location
only one-half black from Broadway, Ev
erythlng new, aleotrto light; fer 11 a menlh.
Omaha Bee. If Scott street,
Hays aeesffalaea Nlefcslaess,
Mayor Macrae doss pot gpoaore ef th
poaituje) taken by ttMt six republican anam
her ef th oltv souuefl ta the fire shlef
saatrovwrs, Yesterday he wrote Mi, Mich
also nt m vbwit bt Is'orwd mi
that n sscoflniitftd bun as sbil of tu
fir oatrtreHt and hV4 that M suuh be
fraU psrfseia taa dutla ef la stace ag
faey atwvtd as Dcrfovnvsd, lie ala la th
NWf referred t fne eagatment ty the
state laglalater of thg law nrasUn tha
Fire and Police amission, uadwr wbwh
Is be fead as obt( tuut4v sf tb nm
plUealltv a Ceuaell Llufl appototed
Keaera, Ttotsy, largest aad SurniueUea
oanibsra C fhs eotruiUsslon, The mayor
also In bbi btlr pUd ta Mr, HUiol
Mm (bat gt was to be oeiam isisVwi he shoald
ll fvf pssfvaytVsf aatd wbild S
llberately stating so. Intimated that the
city council had nothing whatsoever to do
with the chief of the Are department or
the fire department Itself.
In connection with the lire chief con
troversy Msyor Macrae has not yet signed
the resolution adopted by the city council
last Monday night relative to Nicholson
and ststed last evening that he Intended
to think the matter over before attaching
his signature or declining to do so. The
mayor has fourteen days within which to
make up his mind. In the event of the
mayor declining to sign the resolution It
can be passed over Ms hesd by the vote of
the six republican council men.
Salsa a ad Benjanala Acquitted.
The Pottawattamie County .Bar associ
ation met at the court house yesterday
afternoon to receive th report of the com
mittee consisting of Spencer Smith, Em
met Tinley and H. J. Chambers, appointed
to Investigate the charges filed by Alex
ander Campbell and wife against Attorneys
Frank Slilnn of Carson, and Fremont Ben
jamin of this city, who acted as counsel
for the Campbells In their protracted liti
gation over the farm they formerly owned
In Waveland township. The committee in
Its report fully exonerated Messrs. BUtnn
and Benjamin. "There Is not In our opin
ion any evldenoe even tending to sustain
In the remotest degree the charge against
Messrs. Bhlnn and Benjnmln. In . fact it
appears without the semblance of a con
troversy that complainants have no Just
reason to criticise any part that they took
In their matter,' said the committee.
In closing its report, which contains an
exhaustive review of th case and th evl
denoe submitted before H, the committee
has this to say:
It appears sll through the evidence that
Alexander Campbell, after his return from
Alaska, endeavored to Inveetlgate the con
dition of the court record Involving the
several cases connected with hi trouble
with the Armstrongs, and being unfmlliar
with court proceedings and, court records
was unable to thoroughly understand the
pleadings filed (n the cases' and the entries
made by the Judges. It Is quite evident
that being unfamiliar with the court rec
ord he became confused, and out of this
confusion he became unduly i!p!c!o" that
he had not been fairly treated and tins, in
our opinion Is the foundation for his idea
that prompted the filing of these charges.
The Bar association adopted a resolution
to the effect that hereafter no charges
against any attorney would be entertained
unless sworn to, signed by some member
of the bar and filed with the grievance com
mittee, which shall report to the associ
ation after Investigation, the charges not
to be made public before reported to the
association by the grievance committee.
tTpTaolstertna-. .
George W. Klein, 19 South Main street.
'Phones: Ind., 710 Black; Bell, 648.
Rammer School. '
The Western Iowa college offers an ex
cellent opportunity to those who desire a
business course or a normal course. We
give special attention to publto school pu
pils. Phone for Information. Both phones.
Buy the Jewel gas or gaaolfne stoves.
They are th safest Petersen A Schoenlng.
Flannel trousers and blue serge coats ars
th thing now. See E. 8. Hicks.
ATy beautiful home. No. K) Park avenue,
I for sale. Inquire on premises Tuesday
and Thursday. W. Runyan.
Special Meettag of Coanell.
A special meeting of the city council
for Friday evening was called yesterday
by Mayor Macrae In order that the reso
lution authorising him to can . a special
election,' at which .the ordinance granting
the Council Bluffs City Water Works com
pany a new franchise for twenty-five
years, may be submitted to the vote of
the people, may be adopted In regular
form. This authority was granted tho
mayor by the council Monday night in
the form of a motion before the company's
acceptance of the ordinance had ben filed.
The -motion granted the mayor authority
to call the special election as soon as the
acceptance of the waterworks company
was filed. In order that no question might
arise as to the legality of this action, it
was deemed best to have the authority
granted the mayor by resolution and sub
sequent to the filing of the acceptance by
the company.
Marriage Licenses.
Licenses to wed were Issued yesterday
to the following:
Name and' Residence.
C. Johnson. Omaha 44
Josephine Larson. Omaha ,....J3
James Belt, Ascot, la 48
Emma Russell, Council Bluffs 50
Edward F. Dean. BnrlnirflaM T.H v
j"r v. mnpnun, bpringneld, Nob.
A, O. Norene, Council Bluffs
Mary E. Roberts, Council Bluff....
..18
,.2n
..24
..a
..i
..24
.24
Fred II. Asman. Tahnr Ta
Less! C. Vanetta, Tabor, la..'.
Oliver D. Baldwin, Omaha
Berta Lowe, Omaha ,
HOLMES JURY FAILS TO AGREE
raaei la cattoa Leak Ones Discharged
After Betaar Oat Twsaty.
Six Hears.
WASHINOTON. July 4. -After being out
for almost twenty-six hours, the jury In
the trial of Former Associate Statistician
B. 8. Holmes, Jr., ef the Department of
Agriculture, on the charge of conspiring to
defraud the government by giving out the
department' crop Information, was today
at 4:45 p. m. discharged from the further
consideration of the case. The Jurors were
summoned to the criminal court room at
that hour by Judge Stafford, who after
ascertaining that they had been unable to
reach an agreement, dismissed them, Ear
lier In the day the Jury had made a visit to
id coun room in quest or runner instruc
tion on th subject of conspiracy, Mrs.
Holmes was present with her husband when
the result of the Jury's deliberations was
reached, and shed tears ever his failure to
secure aoqulttaL
TEST OF TWO-CENT FARE
Railroads la Five Star ta Tlaadle
All TraSHe a That
Prloa. .
CmOAOO, July A With a view ef show
ing in the oourta that these I net a reaaon
abU profit In passe nr rates of I oents per
mile, the western railroad today agreed
not to make a lower rate on any tramo In,
to, from or through th states of Illinois,
Iowa, Missouri, Minnesota and Nebraska
for ninety days,
On result of this agreement will be (lis
abolition oa July I of reduoed sates la lbs
state named for olergymen, dlaablod
soldier and all those who have been given
half rate fer year because angged eg-
muajveiy ra religious of ehasluu work.
Another result pf (l;e agreement, wblab
wm pars a muw grftlar etfsot upon the
Kaseagaf revenue af tUa railroads, will
Pe in eessauost ef all sxousetea at pepu
las pstsea,
, iia4 i iwaca l'aBMe
Having bees; sick for-the last te yM
with a bad, atemacb trouble, a frl4 gar
ma a dose pi Chaiubrlala Btomaeh, ,4
lAvrf TsUUts. They did ma so msU. pood
tha; I buushf a bottle fit tbata a4 hare
ua4 twaive bottles la ell, Today I am
well of a bag atuataoh trouble. Ma John
LsTwe, Cuoyoe, Malaa, Tass tsbtsig ars Cvr
eat by ail aawggtet)
ENJOINING TWO-CENT RATE
Stockholder! of Two Boads File Ac
tion in the Federal Court
K0 INJUNCTION GRANTED YET
Asplloaate Uasble ts locate J ad a
MePheraoa and Some Doabt Is Ei.
pressed Whether He Weald
lasae Order If Feand.
(From a Staff Correspondent).
DES MOINES, la., July 4. 8peclal.
Btockholders of the MlnnespelH Bt.
Louis and the Iowa Central today, through
attorneys here, started suit to enjoin the
railroads named from patting In the 2-cent
passenger rate beginning tomorrow. The
suit waa a surprise, it bring supposed that
H there waa any Intent to start a suit It
would have been commenced before. At
torney George H. Carr of Des Moines and
H. V. Poor of New York City were mak
ing a strenuous effort this afternoon to
locate Judge Bmlth McPherson of the fed
eral court and get him to iBsue a tem
porary injunction restraining the road from
putting in the rate. Judge McPhereon is
In Kansas City according to reports and
up to a late hour had Issued no Injunc
tion. It Is anticipated by the state of
ficials that In keeping with his ruling In a
similar case In Kansas . he win refuse to
Issue the Injunction till the rate ha been
given a trial.
Coal Land ta Sold.
Seven hundred acre of coal land near
Woodward, la., known as the Carpenter
mine, has been sold for 1160,000 to D. B.
Fleming, formerly of the Savcry hotel
here. P. T. Blade and F. IL Zook, all of
De Moines. They are practical mine
operators and will operate the mine which
te considered one of the best In the state.
Capitol Mesate Unveiled.
The Frederick Delhlman mosaics were
unveiled at the statehouse today. The
work of art completes the scheme of art
decorations of the statehouse so far aa the
plana have been made by the legislature.
The mosaics are six In number. They oc
cupy the six panels In the gallery above
the grand staircase and above the Blash
fleld painting. The Delhlman mosaic are
separated by the columns that separate the
panels, but the Scheme of the artist I con
nected. As a background for th four cen
tral mosaics the statehouse has been
worked In. In the picture at the right the
old state capltol at Iowa City Is worked
in and a corner of the new historical
building Is worked into the picture on the
left. The mosaic on the right Is Intended
to typify education, the next In order
judiciary, legU'latlve, executive, charities
snd defense. The color, scheme of tho
mosaics Is In perfect harmony with the
Blashfleld painting and the mural decora
tions. Ths three members of the capltol com
mission who contracted for the paintings
came to Des Moines today to Inspect the
work. The commission's term of office ex
pired last January and the work of ac
cepting the mosaics was delegated to th
executive council, but the commissioner
all came to see the work and all were
pleased. Senator Funk came from his
borne In Dickinson county and Mr. Bchoent
gen from Clarlnda.. Mr. Delhlman reached
the city last night from New York for
a final Inspection of the work before It
was uncovered to. the public today.. .
Handcaffa , for Marrlaars.
Martin Lynch and" Gwendolyn Clare of
Acme, la., came to..,' Des Moines today to
get' married andNnatead came near be
ing handcuffed. By mistake In searching
for the county clerk'sjofflce they got Into
the eherlfr office, ,'jhe sheriff had In
struction to artesti on sight an eloping
couple, and when ths Acme young people
Inquired for a marriage license the deputy
sheriff was convinced they were the peo
ple he was ordered to take. Lynch suc
ceeded In proving his Identity by checks
and letters and tremblingly led his bride
to the next floor of the courthouse for
the marriage license. ' '
Offers' Cheap Gas.
A Kansas natural .gas corporation has
made Des Moines an offer of natural gas.
me corporation proposes to pipe it gas
across the state of Iowa and offers Des
Moines gas for half the price now charged
for the manufactured gas. Des Molnea Is
paying SI a thousand cubic feet
Punk May Bo Candidate.
Senator Abe Funk of Spirit Lake, who
came to Des Moines today to see the
unveiling of the Delhlman mosaics at the
statehouse, - submitted to ah interview by
the Register and Leader, which is In
terrupted by politicians as meaning that he
Is available as a candidate for governor.
While saying that -he has given no con
sideration whatsoever to the kindly sug
gestions of his candidacy for governor.
Senator Funk leaves the matter entirely
open and ends by saying: "Every serious
minded and thinking man In Iowa knows
that there la a movement In this state
which has been called progressive and
whose success Is a consideration deserv
ing attention infinitely beyond that com
manded by an individual or candidate for
any office."
Short Line Teste Law.
The Des Moines, Iowa Falls St North
ern will Issue a family mileage book of
600 miles for 110. or at the rate of 2 cent
a mile. Under (he maximum passenger
rate law this line of railroad Is allowed
to charge I cents, being In class C. Tb
road will, by Its recent schedule of rates,
charge about t cents a mile except where
persons purchase the family mileage book,
when they will be given the 2-oent rate.
Loaa; Psy for Gnardsmea,
Interest In the Iowa National Guard has
been aroused over the offer of a law firm
In Washington to get long term, back
pay for officers of tb guard. Th Dick
bill provides that regular army officers
shan have their pay Increased aooordmg
to the length of their service, the In
crease being ( per cent for each five years
up to twenty year. Th Washington firm
believes that . ths law give th same to
the officer ef the gVard, Many guard
officers have been In service mora than
Ave yeara aad the Inoreas would mean
considerable. Adjutant Genera! Thrift baa
been asked ts furnish affidavits of length
ef service ef member of ths guard tn
preparation te taking tb matter through
the court of claims at Washington.
laws N
Vevs JSssm,
DAVENPORT This week the Davenport
Rabraii Immlaratlon socio ty will reoeive
Its flrpt pujisldmnent of tmnilr ant. There
are fifty JewUh famille here and a few
monthu ago tuy organised a bureau to
JouU bfti' the pfoper alstrlbutloa of their
countrymen wnun luer rauu mu,
KBOHtlM L'nalile to saueeae through
the locks here, the AltjsAMaa, the gnui
river steamer buiuplsled k few weeks ajro
for trallMi on the lower Ulaelsslppl N
lies tdl
uy in the tort v atoniruau. mii
miles 1 V stream. The boat is the lanrt
eves constructed for iHlaad aalg4tiaii sn4
buiit at LiUbuqU" at a ul 14 iiu.
01). II I ilui.btful if It ean ever gsl
firocjfH th leeks.
ATlNTK-Olyd Valine, sou af Mt
..(id J4M1, Thmna Mslona at thla. ewitly.
.i. t lul Lcu granted the dWUuetliia i.f
pemJ lh betl HH ehal u 1! lltP,
fcUtl4 aT.n red uvv, lis Ts SsTYM
u..irIuo li tue 4ine''ii' puio, an4 out
evnn rnuee hi.tlU In the )Mllsue than bM
k ..... i,L.1l..lllU, B I tl.M 1tftAtS at
tli
Vfmil..n lukil, iMviitlv. He te bat tl
Iar4 f.f tit ud a graduate of the Iowa
IQV'A OITX Ths t:nll Bute aavann-.
n..at baa Or0er4 fvu f nil lao tuaJis
tti uuiMr.ilf aaaS ts klaDila,
4ht stbea m v Vfa nbe o wta
win go will sail from Ban Francisco on
July iS. Tbey will teach school In Manila
during the coming four years and will
then return here to compWe their eours
In engineering. All of the Filipinos are
clnss lee.lers soil one Is a wlnm r of the
Colonel F. O. Lowtlen prlic In mathe
matics. ATLTANTTO f!all Bargeant. the boy
who hss been playing such good ball for
the Grays hre, will play Ills Inxt game
with the Atlantic team on the Fourth of
July, when the Urays will be iitttd against
tho Yeomen team of lrs Moines for two
games. Sargeant, who Is one of the best
scml-profesHional pitchers In this part of
the slate, has received word from the
management of the Newkirk. Okl . team
to come there and pitch the remainder of
the eoanon for them. He has accepted the
position.
ATLANTIC The Board of Supervisors
of Cass county yesterday took rto
action on the bill for $173 presented by At
torney J. B. Rockefellow for services
rendered In assisting County Attorney
Oooilspeed In tLc prosecution of the Hollcn
case, two members claiming that tho as
sistance was not authorlzcil. This nintter
and the allowance of tho 216 for George
Fennel's Sunday work 1r. reviewing the
books, will go over until the adjourned
meeting on Monday, when the new mem
ber, to be aprolnted Saturday to take Hol
len's place, will have qualltled as a mem
ber. ATLANTIC The Cass County Medical
society begun a two days' session here
yesterday In tlvi auditorium of the Young
Men's Christian association. There was
not ;is large an attenrl.mce as 011 former
oc.fi' ions, but the various towns of the
county were well represented, and the
program was interesting and Instructive to
the medical men. The talks Included one
by Dr. W. IL De Ford of Des Moines upon
the administration of comoform, the new
ansesthetlc The doctor had the mask
and other Instruments necessary to the
administration of the ansesthetlc. that Is
destined to revolutionise the practice of
Surgery.
ONAWA Sannuel G. Irish, the oldest
tnnn tn Monona countv, was burled at
Whiting Tuesday, aired 9 vears. Mr.
Irish had been in good health until re
cently, and Dassed ttwav without naln.
He came to Monona county in ini4 from
Bonhomme. S. D.. where he was driven
out by the Indians, and for many years
was one of the prominent farmers of Lake
lownsnip, ana in early days a prominent
greenback politician. Mr. Irish was a lieu
tenant of a cavalry company in 164. dur
ing the Indian troubles, and was the first
territorial treasurer of Dakota, but never
handled any funds, fighting Indians and
grasnhoppers being his chief business. For
some years he hail been known as the
oldest voter In the county and never failed
to attend all elections, making his last
trip to the polls In an automobile, which
he took delight In comparing with his first
trips made ith ox teams.
CRESTON Two attempts on his own life
within two days and the last attempt an
energetic and nearly successful effort, Is
the record of Ed Anderson of this city,
who attempted a rather ui Ique method of
suicide In the county Jail Inst evening,
where he had been Incarcerated after an
attempt on his lire Monday afternoon.
when he endeavored to cut off his wind
pipe with a large, blunt knife and only
succeeded In losing a quantity of blood ar.d
driving hl8 aister, with whom he was stay
ing, to an extremity of terror. The po
lice were notified and took charge of the
man, placing mm in The county lali tor
fcty. I.ast night the sheriff was awak
ened by a disturbance and found Ander
son with his head between the wall and a
heavy Iron bedstead, trying to strangle
himself. Anderson Is a powerful man and
the combined assistance of everyone within
call was required to dissuade him from his
purpose, ite was recently discharged by
the railroad company at this place and I
thought to be Insane and mentally Irre
sponsible. Ho will probably be committed
to Clarlnda.
NEBRASKA FROM DAY TO DAY
Qnalnt and Cnrlona Features of I.lfe
lax a Rapidly Growing
Stats.
We are Informed that Mr. Ivan Stairs arid
a few of the old maids down In the woods
are going to Strang, Neb., to celebrate the
Fourtli. Carleton Leader.
Green Eyes It Is said that som of the
stenographers of Auburn are terribly Jeal
ous of the pretty little stenographer from
Nebraska City. Auburn Granger.
Two-Bided i Proposition Don't blame ' all
the Lyons bachelors because they are not
married. Remember the ladles have some
thing to say about It. Lyons Sun.
Everybody Come The Radar Union band
will l.e to the front on July 4th with a
rousing picnic and a large bowery dance
all the afternoon and evening. Everybody
Invited. Pierce County Call.
Plshervllle Dots The auto car of Ben
Pavelka struck a peddler on yonkers the
other day and knocked him Into a dirt heap
10 feet distant. Attorney Kreycik trans
acted business at Niobrara first end of the
week. Verdigris Cltteen. ,
The Chicken Thlof C. D. 8t. John cap
tured a chicken thief last Saturday. Num
erous depredations have been made on
chicken coops, and Charley strongly sus
pected one of this family. Saturday morn
ing he had occasion to go to the quarry
and In doing so he passed this fellow's
place. Investigation followed and he cap
tured the miscreant. lie showed fight, but
a couple of rape over the head made him
submissive. It Is a 'coon four months old,
Charley' will keep him for a pet, Ne
hawka Register,
Mop Gone-Who has our office mopT
That's the question that has been agitat
ing our minds since Monday morning. It
Is not a very elevating subject, we will
admit, but we need the mop powerful bad.
And It's gone, gone from Its familiar cor
ner by the sink. It waa a good mop as
mop go, and would not have left our em
ploy of Its own volition. It must have
been ooaxed away by some evil hand, and
that hand will never be permitted to grab
the handle of the pearly gates unless our
mop Is returned and that right shortly.
Signed, The Editor, by'. The Devil of the
Blair Courier.
A Ileal Good Time The annual plcnlo of
th Literary club of Stanton waa reoently
held and the Ptoknt tell about tt thus:
The day Was an Ideal one for a plcnlo,
the air tost cool and bracing enough to
sharpen tha appetite, and not a man ob
jected to helping to carry the heavy bas
kets Into the oool, shady grove, where the
ladles proceeded to unpack them and plane
their oententa on a hug table whloh Mr.
Spenoe had thoughtfully constructed of
bridge plank. While the women busied
themselves with this task, th men cloer
ened by Pstrcy Bpeaos, nutdn the round ef
th plaoa, admired tbe fins stock and
well kept pbtoe, bVt tb sleekest thor
oughbreds eould net malte them forget the
big table tn h grove and soon all seeineg
(Bvoluntarny to est beadsd tn that d liga
tion, shorn tbey arrived Jut as the olub
president. Mrs, Sfciataed, announced that
all was In readiness and, the table being
built oa a generous alsed plan, everyone
soon found a plaoa, and euoa a dinner aa
they found before them. Tlie three-lash
plank fairly staggered undr the lead.
Not a thing seemed to have been omitted
that eould tampt ths appetite ef man or
cause a woman so eat neany, innnsr
barng over a few of the club menibor,
from for sf habit, began etearins; vn the
table, while ethers ton much unites the
maglo aiasll of returned fuuta to think of
usual casea, atrellaa with willing pnriarra,
through the shdy jruves, plueked towers
on the btllblcie, or Uka eare-fres twys and
girls, vanred by tie bavbcg Uruuk,
ana. pt out uld Ibay ga bAQa. H yyu'lw
fi4i SUil days lw IW""?. bt wltg Umjb-.
lr a4 fua, Ifa;s4 'a ths yar nus ssmea
that phutssd. theai snust S bays and girls,
even ajayt up, up, UP I gj" n4
down, gown, down you go" In the merry
gam et sue m en a sexlej of sue-sas
onatrastea ley fohm Ebert and Crank
. Basi Nant AAa ajvrars b tea seeuJaa,
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El Tovar ottnihe year'round
Califbrni
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Cool Sierra A?$tn&iott
Low rates all summer
meets at LosAngelti. July I tn is. Stntt ft A twaf
excursion vis Grsnd Canyon of Ansona.
Specially reduced rate. Ass H.B.A.sna,
9ummsr tourist tickets to Colorado, Arissns snd
Cslilornis. Lib.r.1 '1.liTr,.n.dT,&;
. Th Colorado Flyer snd California tlmlttd Santa
of luxury and ipred afford s cooi
trip over dustiest tracks, protected
by block signal.
Pied timer
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