6 THE SUNDAY. BEE. AUOtiOT 5 , 1888.-TWELVE PAGE&
THE DAILY BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
ornru , NO. ia IMAIIIJ STHKKT
Delivered by Pnrrler In Am 1'urt of the City nt
Twenty Cciitf 1'er V.YVe't.
II. VV. TII.'iO.N. . . MANAOUIt.
'Jmi'IlONi:3 : : :
i HtJMM'.HHOrntT. No. 4) ) .
" NIUIIT KIUTOII. No.I. .
MISOH MI3XTIOX.
N. Y. I'liimblng company.
Now full lints nl Mm. Stewart's.
A marriage lieoiiM ) WHH issued yester
day to Joboph LalTerly , aged twenty and
Margarcl C.di'arliii , aged wlxlecn , both
of * tlile city.
\vobU'iday .1. G. Tiplon bold a lot on
Broadway in 1'err.v addition to an eastern -
orn gentleman. The vnluo of Council
UlulTs really an an invostniont for spec
ulation is reL'ogniml abroad a.s well as
at homo.
In Justice litirticll'fl court tbo timr3
vva- * taken up mainly yesterday in an
onthuuiastic contest ever a few dollars ,
which a blacksmith ulnlmud 1' . Sweeney
owed him for wanes. The costs will
amount to considerable moio than the
claim.
Yesterday afternoon a hor'o in the
fcorvieo of tno street ear line was ovor-
roino with heat and a few hours later
died. C'oahidoring Iho rate of speed at
which the horxes on this line are driven
it is a wonder they don't all die to es
cape their misery.
William Bonn , an old resident , died
at hist homo on Uonton street yesterday
morning1 about 2 o'clock. Ho wan born
December 4 , 1809 , and was therefore
nearly seventy-nine years of age. The
funeral will bo held Monday afternoon
at 1 o'clock tit the residence.
Word wiii received yesterday thai
Mis. Marshall , an iiwiiie woman from
this county , had died in Mercy hospital ,
whore she was being cared for. The
county clerk telegraphed back to have
her buried Iheiu and llio expense
charged to Poltawattamio county.
The evening democratic organ , which
is so enthusiabtically restating the at
tempt to drive the gambling houses oil
the public streets , says that it isn't the
voice of the people , but the voice of the
gamblers theiiirjolv 09. which hays "move
upstairs. " If it is Iho gamblers who
are bo anxious to got up stairs , why
don't they go ?
Oflleor Frank Fowler has recovered
sulHciontly fiom his recent illness to re
sume light duty , and is now stationed
at the patrol hoiibo , while Driver Mullen
t4ikcs his place on the Main btieot beat.
Pfiulk sucoufnbed to Monday's intense
lioat , but careful nursing brought him
out till right. Kllleiont oIllcerH are not
u drag on the market , and the city can
not alford to lofee any.
Ono of the numerous worthless curs
with which the city is infested yielded
up his yelping existence yesterday
morning under the wheels of a Main
street car. It is bo seldom that ono ol
these nuisances is disposed of that the
event should bo duly celebrated. It it
( . it pity that the btreot cars can not bo
turned loose all ever the city on thisi
deadly mibiion to roan u beautiful har
vest of bark with iho hair on.
A democratic excursion train was run
ever the Wiibash last evening to Slrahn.
"When the time came to start there
wore but two members of the great un
washed party on hand , but they put on
a bravo face and wont out to 'keep up
the honor of their city abroad. Their
remarkable nerve was highly com-
mcmlnblo , in consideration of tbo fact
that they had to "go it alono. " Their
, lonceonienoss will increase as the days
go Veiling by.
N. A. Taylor is extremely fond ol
1 poaches , and was therefore much
pleased yesterday to receive a box
from his fruit farm at Chattanooga ,
'
Tonn. There was just tin even peck'oi
thorn and they wore nice ones , and
could bo bought at any of the htores for
! J5 cents. They did not cost him any
thing oxcopl the oxprefas charges ,
which amounted to 81.25. In the future
ho will demand protection against the
express companies.
The family of Henry Debar , who WIIE
sent to the insane asylum a few weeks
ngo , is in destitute circumstances. The
mother and six children are left abso
lutely without support and are worthy
the attontsonjof all charitably disposed
persons. They reside in the brick
house at Iho corner of Uonton .streol
nnd Washington avenue. Captain
Philip LoolTel yesterday interested him
self in their behalf and secured onongl ;
to minister to their immediate wants.
Yesterday was a lively day with the
colored population of the twin cities. II
was jointly celebrated at Bock's garden
where addresses were made by .Tudgt
Aylosworth , Colonel D. B. Dniloy , Judge
Cnrson and u few go-itlemen from
hQmnha. About six hundred were pros-
tout. Dancing was indulged in during
(5v ho afternoon and evening. At Unioi
( park a club from Omaha competed will
' .Couiicll Bluffs on Iho diamond , result
* lng in u victory for Omaha by a score o
* -20 to 10. It was a grand blowout al
around.
Phil - 's luxuriant mustache droope (
a litllo yesterday morning as ho eam <
down town to take his accustomed place
behind the counter , but ho had tlu
nerve to face the situation , and when
ever anyone whispered "bustle" o
"corset" in his oar. he immediatcl' '
took him out and 111 led him up. It cos
something before supper time , but then
it is nil ever now. Ho MIJ-B it is all right
except the statement that ho was foolei
once before. This is the llrst and enl ;
time , and will probably bo the lusi
The next time ho makes an appointment
mont to moot a lady , ho will be sure i
is a lady , and not ono of his fellow dry
goods clerks , masquerading in the feml
ino attire.
I'ci'fional i'n
Mr. and Mrs. A. ( J. Graham have rt
tinned homo from Spirit Lake.
.Tosltvh Danforth has returned from
tou day's visit at Colfax Springs.
Misses Sadie and Minnie Wells hav
g < mo to Hastings , Nob. , to visit friends
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Evans and Mrs
J.V. . Chapman have returned froj
Spirit Lake.
Mrs. Henry Swan and her gramleoi
Harry Lindsay , Imvo gone to Dcnvorfc
u Buinmor visit.
Tim litllo Mlllio and Ilattio Pnc
have returned homo from a visit of tw
weeks tit St. Josoph.
Mm. II. K. Lybrand , of Columbu
Ohio , ia visiting her elfitor-ln- law , Mr
8. M. Williamson , 315 North Sovonl
treol.
Vf. D. Pnllunton , nn employe in Hi
tranafer olllco of Iho United States an
I'aeille express companies , lias resume
work after u bhort vacation.
O. J. Mills , one of the clerks in 11
Union ruclllo freiglit doparlment , hi
'returned from n brief Irip to Wisconoli
tnd brought u bride with him.
Mra. Dr. David , daughter of Captal
l A. Ovorton , of Ihla cily , is lying qul
'ill at her homo in Omaha nnd hi
relatives hero arc in nllondanve at hi
bodsldo.
.1. n , Ilumo , bookkeeper for Duguot
St Co. , luft yeatcvday afternoon for Ii
dianapills , where ho was called by tl
illncfis of Ilia BUfar. Mrs. lluino pr
htm eovcrul wcokei
TIIE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS ,
Yesterday's Sport For the Purpose
of Improving Mnnawa.
TO-DAY'S PROGRAMME OF PIETY.
A H < iuull ) > lc Over an Organ Kntnwoll
to Ki'ocetary llnUor A Contempt
Cns j l-'alU TIii-oHBli Small
IMuffs Jlre\ltlcH.
Ijlttte Itcncilt to IMntmu'n.
"nonoflt day" at Lake Mamnva
not what its projectors had hoped tc
make it. The patronage wa.s light , not
more than live hundred persons visiting
the place during the day. Very few
tickets weie n > ld in advance , and the
financial results are anj thing but grati
fying.
The attractions adverti cd bill partly
materialized. The base ball game be
tween the Council BUilTs and Modoc
clubs was a poor exhibition of the na
tional game , and was not what waa , and
might be expected to bo seen on IhU
occasion. At the end of the ninth In
ning the score wa.s tied at 14 , and live
innings more were iilayed before the
deciding run was made , and the Council
UlulTri team made it.
The yacht race was the feature of the
duv. The couriu was laid out from the
M. F. Hohrer dock to a point diagonally
across the lake , thence across to wind
ward which made a broad taelc neces
sary ; thence straight away homo. The
boats entered and at the signal cleared
the line in the following order : Sea
Gull ( ( Ml , Ida 0lliO : : ; , Myhtie 0:11 : : . " . ( ) ,
1'sycho 0:1L' : , Little Diamond (5:12:80. ( : :
The Sea Gull turned , the Hags ahead of
her competitors , but lost on the run
homo. The Psycho gained so slowly
that the distance separating thorn was
closed up almost imperceptibly : It was
a very exciting iinish. The Psyche
crossed the line forty boconds ahead of
the Sea Gull , the M.tiu . making a
good third. The course was about
three and one-half miles and was
made by the winner in IWioO.
This gives the silver cup to Mr. Clark ,
of Omaha.
A four-oared shell raie was expected
between crows from the Omaha and
Council Blufta clubs , but while "trying
the wtvtor" the Omaha boys broke an
oar lock and the i nca could not bo put
on. A dance at the hotel niiifcbed the
day.That
That the "benefit" was a flat failure
cannot bo dibguised , for instead of bein
a benefit , considering the future in
terests of the lake , it was an injury.
An excellent protrram was advertised
and practically none was furnished.
The W tickets were expected to secure
to their bearers admission to Manhat
tan beach , base ball game , boats , hotel ,
motor line , everything. Nc
such arrangement was made
with the proprietors of Hotel
Mnnawa , and the guests had to put \ \ \
the regular priceor go hungry. There
was a painful evidence of mismanage
ment alxmt the whole affair. Poor ba&c
ball , good boat rides and bathing , gooO
yacht race , no shell or tub race , a paitl
supper , and general kick was the ordoi
of the day ,
The Creeds ol'tlio Jtclts.
The following are the church an
nounccments for the day :
Kov. W. O. Allen will preach at M
H. church Sunday morning service ant
at union service at Presbyterian ehurcl :
in the evening.
Church services at Broadway M. E
church Preaching at 10:80 : a. m. bj
Rov. II. Alien , of Malvern. Sundaj
school and cla&s meetings ns usual.
The Borean Baptist church worships
at 10:80 : this morning at All Saints
chapel , corner of Third avenue ant
Eighteenth street. Pleaching by Rov. .
T. F. Thiokstun , pastor. Sundaj
school immediately follows the preach'
ing service.
At the Ovorton minion Charles Over
ton will conduct the borvico this morn
ing , and in the evening ho will bo us
sisted by Miss Hasty.
Presbyterian Rov. Dr. Clobnid o
Springfield , Mo. , for many years tin
pastor of this church , will preach in th <
morning. Sabbath school at 12 o'clock
The union services will bo hold in thi
church in the evening. Strangers am
others cordially invited.
St. Paul's church Litany , sermor
and holy communion nt 10:80 : a. m. Sub
ject of sermon , "Tho Dignityof Labor. '
Rov. M. F. Sorensen will ofllciuto
School at 12 m.
Now Methodist Mission Services a
the residence of Dr. Gordon , corner o
Graham avenue and Tostovin street , to
day at 8 o'clock p. m. , conducted b ;
Rov. J. Fislc. Sunday school at 4 p. m
Young Moil's Christian association
corner of Main street and Broadway
Reading rooms open to till from 2 to
p. m. Regular gospel mooting from
to 5 o'clock. Strangers always welcome
The pastor of the First Baptist churcl
ivlll preach at 10:80 : a. m. Sunday schoo
12 m. Young people's mooting , 7 p. m
Dr. W. O. Allen will preach a unio
rvico in the Presbyterian church a
8 p. m. _ _
E. El. Shcafo & Co. , muko long o
short time loans on real estate , in Hum
to suit , at lowest rate of interest. Ofllc
Broadway and Main street , upstairs.
For Sale Cheap Lots near Iho bridg
to parties who will build at once. Ai
dress or cull on J. R. Rico , No. 100 Mai
htrcot , Council Blufis.
Hath Charms.
A stranger balled Oillcer Cuticle yci
terday afternoon nnd excitedly calle
on him to stop an express wagon , i
which there was a cabinet organ. 13
wanted the driver arrested for runnin
r.way witli an organ which belonged I
another man. The driver , who ga\
his name as G. W. Brown , declare
that an Omaha man , D..T. Edwards , hn
hired him to bring the organ over fro :
Omaha , and ho was going to leave it i
a storage house on Main street. Tl :
expressman could not give any voi
definite information as to where ho wi
to take it. It was claimed on the otbi
hand that the organ had been sold 1
Edwards on easy payments by Alfrc
Moiborg & Co. , of Omaha , who pn
toctod themselves by ono of the iroi
clad leases , by which they rctaiiu
ownership of the organ until it wi
virtually paid for. Olllcor Cusie
guided the disputant up town and
writ of replevin was issued by Justic
Burnett , who will determine the quo
lion of ownership.
Patrons of the Pacific HOUEO ha )
none but words of praise for the attoi
lion given them.
Full line of sheet music nt Coun
Bluffs Music Co. , 224 T3roadwny.
Cood-Ily , Secretary linker.
At n mooting of the board of dirocto
of the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday ovonii
last , , the following resolutions we
adopted : .
"Whereas , Mr. 11. D. Maker , who has BO i
ccptably served tue Young Mcu'a C'brisU
association In Council Bluffs n.s Rctreral ( < co-
ictnry , has resigned , tlmt ho nin.V have an
opportunity of taklntc n c6urso of < * tuily In the
sftiool ot training for secretaries ill Sprlntf-
field , Musi. ,
HcBolvctl , 1'lint wo hereby express oar np-
picclatloaof tlio work winch ho bus IICCOJM-
pllMicd in thli city , nnd our regret Unit wo
nro to loio tlio cotnpnnloiiHhlp of eau wlioin
wo esteem BO highly.
Kcsolrcd , Tlmt wo bid hint Goil-Hiiml In
Ids course of study , aiMtrlng him of oar con-
tinned mtciust la lii.nclfiuc. .
After the adoption of thoHo rc'-olu-
llons the president. Mr. K. E. Harkncfj ,
made u very complimentary poech In
presentation of two handsome volumes
of poems.
Mr. linker left last evening for a visit
to friends in Newton nnd DCS Moines1 ,
from which place ho will proceed cast ,
intending to upend u jonr. and possibly
two , in I ho study of methods of Christian
work. Ho has made many friends hero ,
and takes with him the well wishes of
all. Mr. K. E. btacy will look after the
work of the association until a now sec
retary is teeured.
A basket picnic is to bo hold this
afternoon on ,1. E. Motcalf'H grounds ,
novr the city.
Artists prefer the Uallo-lt fc Davis
piano , at ( ' . B. Music Co. , 221 Broadway.
Pacific House is open to the traveling
public , notwithstanding to the contrary.
Not In Contempt.
The contempt case of Frank Lnnor
was heard in chambers yesterday by
Judge Car. on. Several witnesses were
examined in behalf of the state when it
WIIH discovered that the clerk of the
court in drawing up the decree had
neglected to state what the defendant
\ya enjoined from doing. Attorney
Sims in behalf of the stale then moved
for a dismissal , which thocourtgranted.
The clerical error was an oversight on
the part of the clerk in making out the
decree of the court , but it was just what
was needed to let out the defendant.
Travelers ! Stop at the Bechtelo.
.T. G. Tipton has a100 aero farm fur
bale , only three miles from the city.
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A Summer Fire.
A small llro at John Davis' place on
Lincoln avenue , called out the lire de
partment yesterday morning at about 7
o'clock. The lire started from n gaso
line stove , but was put out before the
arrival of the department. The boys
wore not on band as quickly as usual , as
the nearest box was situated on Broad
way and it took some time to reach it.
This angered the usually porono lady
of the house , and when tlip rather
warm-colored phiof tlio chicr vras
poked inside the door she saluted him
with :
"Well , you'vo got hero , have you1
You run a mighty fine department. "
"Very sorry , madam , what'u the mat
ter'1' ; ' queried tlio urbane boss of the
lire fighters.
"Tho matter is just this. I can take
a lot of dough and mix up a better set of
firemen than you have got. Do jou un-
derstandV"
" " could but tumble
"Windy" not help ,
and ho gathered his crow as quickly as
" )0ssiblo ) and sounded the retreat , it is
nut the piuno at homo and abroad poor
'Windy' ' gelsj-ti | ( ) breo/o all knocked
out of his sails. It is hoped that neither
Ihe stranger who wanted to know who
; io was drinking with at Clinton , or the
ady with a mind and tongue of her own
on Lincoln avenue will ever run afoul
of the doughty chief again.
Speculators in real estate will bear in
mind that J. G. Tipton has a largo and
varied list to select from. Ho is the
best judge of real estate In the cily , and
don't fool his time away with anything
that's not a bargain.
No More I'ostolllco Crowds.
Yesterday a change of postolllco regu-
ations went into effect hero. Horoto-
'oro , Ihoso desiring to secure their mail
.n the evening have been obliged to go
to the postollico after it. The crowd
about the carriers' windows has boon
; O great that it has caused luuch annoy-
unco and many delays. Now there will
be no moro such evening gatherings.
The carriers , except on Sundays and
holidays , will nuvko a delivery' every
evening , between 7 nnd 8 o'clock in the
"m.iiness portion of the city , Main
street , Broadway and Pearl streets , all
others desiring to got mail in the even
ing will bo obliged to rent boxes , as the
carriers will not deliver to them. This
move will doublless increase the revenue -
nuo from boxes , and will accommodate
the business men.
J. G. Tipton has bargains in real estate.
Concert by Dalby's band at Bach'e
garden this afternoon and evening.
Now fall hals at Mrs. Stowarl's.
1'iiHliltiR tlio Paving.
The Broadway paving is now com-
ploled with the exception of the five
blocks between Twelfth and Seven
teenth streets. It will require about
ton days to close up this gap , but nc
work will bo done there this week , i
the entire force will bo put to work on
Graham avonuo. This streol lias been
graded , curbed and Ihe foundation put
in perfect shape for paving , and the
conlractor has decided to pave it al
once , as the grade is so stoop that a ruin
would do considerable damage in it-
present unfinished stale. It will ro-
qulro five days to complolo Iho job ,
The -men will then bo sent back t <
Lower Broadway.which will also bo com
pleted by the 20th of the present montli
unless some unforscon accident should
occur to prevent. The work done it
first class in every particular , and tht
citizens may well fool proud of it. Thoj
already show their appreciation of it bj
filling this broad thoroughfare will :
nobby turnouts every evening , and tht
clti/ens of Omaha nro impatiently wait
Ing until they can join them.
For bargains in real estate see E. H
Sheafo fc Co. , Broadway and Mail
street , upstairs.
Masonic.
Star Chapter No. 47 , R. S. M. , wil
meet in regular convocation Mondw
evening at 7:80. : Visiting R. S. M , cor
dially invited to attend. By order ,
i * J. L. MAUTIX ,
Secretary.
Jloro Scared Than Hurt.
A small boy , son of Cal Hafor , was rui
ever yesterday afternoon In front of tlv
now Ogden by a hack going to Boch' ;
garden. The youngster waa not severely
verely injured , and was taken to hi
homo , corner of Second and Vine streola
His head was iv lllllo bloody , and assooi
as his molhor saw him who wont hit
hysterics , and for a time her conditioi
was quito critical. A physician wn
summoned and soon succeeded in quiet
ing her. As BOOH aa the boy saw that In
could not command the attention c
every ono ho decided that ho "would no
'bo elck at all , and resumed his play.
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Buy mantels , grates and hearth fui
the Now York glulublnif Co
SHOWING- THE ADVANTAGES OP COUNCIL BMTFS.
Largest Stooh , METCALF BROTHERS Furnishing Goods ,
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Lowest Prices , Clothing , Hats , Caps , cto.
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JlfS/VJ MOEU.tH MUbIC .COMPANY.
_ , Willlfcm Dealer Sladentopf In , Hard man , Everett & Fisher o
City & Counlj REAL ESTATE §
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Largest Capital and Surplus CITIZENS STATE BANK Your Patronaga
of Any Banli in the aittj. . , Is Solicited.
tpmt ? * * mar XTt RT JWI ' I'MJ ju& ' .w
Insurance ,
H , & .R , D.FostBr , SMDKE
COUNCIL IUAPFS ; J. W. SQUIRES
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Paint. 011 Gloss Go. Porcgoy & Moore's Abstracts of Title
Wholesale. Santo Rasa. .
ARE THE BEST.
No. 8. Pearl St. .
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EMPKIE HARDWARE CO. , WEIR SHUGART CO. ,
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Manufacturer of Fine Carriages and Buggies. H. F. HATTENHAUER always keen in btoc-k a largo variety or eastern
I have iilvvnyH a full stock to hclect fr : n. . . , make Carriageswhich I neil at a very low rate.
Call and examine. Prices Low. IVos. to ! H } B'ourJIi Struct. I am always ready to show goods.
Tlic Italic in the 1'nrk.
The work of tilling the artificial lake
in Fairmount park was stopped yester
day before it was completed , as it waa
decided not to fill the lake to the top
until a fence could bo built around it to
prevent any children from falling into
il and drowning. The lake is 100 foot
square and about eight feet deep. The
fountain in the center is in running
order and IB supplied with water from a
largo tank on tlio lop of the blufl. The
lake and fountain greatly enhance the
beauty of the little glen in which they
nro situated.
S. B. Wndtiwonlh & Co. loan money.
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Stop at the Pacific House. The most
centrally located hotel in the city.
Vnr Making HO\OH.
The stock holders of tlio basket man
ufacturing company held a mooting at
the office of Dr. Macrae yesterday ; r.orn-
ing , and discust-cd tlio outlook for their
business. A number word in faor of
adding another nlory to the building ,
but no definite action was taken in this
matter. They hope toliavc iho works
in operation by tlio Isti of September.
The machinery Sri ordered nfid will teen
bo here. i
K. IT. Sheafo loans money on chattel
ecurityof every description. Private
consulting rooms. All buninoss strictly
conlldonttil. Oilice 500 Broadway , cor-
icr Main street , up-sliurd.
Got "Dun" pp. ,
Chris Cath yesterday Appeared on the
street with his head in a sling , as the
csult of a little pugilistic' attention at
, ho hands of David Owens. It seems
hat Owens owed him a little money ,
md took olTonse because the creditor
demanded payment , and proceeded to
'argue" with him. Tlio argument was
successful , at least it quieted Cath , who
low proposes to call on Iho slrong arm
of the law to help him out of the diill-
culty.
Money loaned at L. B. Crafts & Co.'s
otin olll'co , on furniture , pianos , horses ,
vngons , povhounl property of all kinds ,
md all other articles of value without
emoval. All business strictly conli-
doutial. ,
"Kid" Search tlio
, mouthy young
crook arrested a few days ago al Doni-
son , Anderson it O'Brion's. and later at
, ho dummy depot , by Chief Lwcas. was
given thirty days yesterday morn ing by
ludgo Aylesworth toragrancy. . Ho
v.ns then taken before Squire Schuiv. on
.ho charge of jumping his board bill
md received twenty-four days addi-
Lional. The worthy squire wus dis
posed to lot him off easier , but the fol
low talked too much and the jiibtico be
came disgusted and lot the sentence
stand. lie will bo kept out of mihchiof
now for eight weeks at leasl , and can
repent considerably in that timo.
There will bo a dance at S. Kief's Sat
urday , August 18.
The citizens on Lincoln avenue are
complaining because they have not ade
quate lire protection. There are no llro
plugs within Iwo blocks nnd a two-inch
service pipe carries all the water they
got. They demand the attention of the
council ami ask that they have as good
protection as the rest of the city , since
they pay their * full amount of water tax.
The case will bear investigation. This
is ono of those places'whoro an ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure.
TIIIW SOAP TJ1K OKVSKKS.
I3\pcrlmcnts Showing How Goynern
May bn Made to Spout.
A correspondent of the Pioneer
Press at Mammoth , Hot Springs , "Wyo. .
wiys there booms to bo a prevailing no
tion that if a geyser is choked up with
soap it will cause an eruption. Whether
this notion is correct on not , it is caub-
ing considerable Iroublo , brought about
by people who insist on trying the ex
periment. Inquiries nro made as to
what variety , quantity or quality ol
boap will accomplish tlio desired robult.
Doubtless those inquiries are made in
the interests of some enterprising soati
manufaclurer , who sees a fortune in
a soap which will invuriubly produce
an eruption when thrown into n goysor.
Tlio otToct of this result as an
advertisement can bo imagined. Auto
graph recommendations of actresses ,
primn donnas and lilcrateurs would be
greatly dit-countcd. Such a faoap would
also greatly increase the attractions ol
Yollowbtono park , for by ils use the
goybors could bo kept in constant action
during the lourisl season , by being por-
milled an absolulo rcsl during Iho olhoi
eight months. In nn interview with
Robert Law on the result of his experi
ment upon the Beohlvo geyser , ho said
that within a very few minutes aftoi
applying Iho soap persuader Iho goysoi
began lo foam , nnd soon poured forlli
ils walers with tremendous force. He
admitted , how-over , thai ho had nc
knowledge of Iho longlh of lime whicli
had elapsed since the previous eruption ,
nor could ho find nnyoody who know
anything about It. Neither had
ho any idea how long tvftor
ward ho could have success
fully repeated the experiment , nor dti
anyone else poem to bo able to help bin
in this respect. Mr. Law said tlmt on i
certain day the shaft of tlio Beehivi
had been charged with soap by some one
about 8 a. m. According to record th <
geyser should have erupted about 10 a
m. , the eruptions occurring every six
hours. , As he was passing with a party
of gentlemen they noticed the oilor of
coal , and upon htirring up Iho contontb
of the cave with their canes , the con
tents began to olYorveseo violently , and
they settled back out of reach. No
eruption took pla"o until I p. m. They
then pushed to the Kpongo gojvcr and
found that they could materially abridge
the period bot\\ ecu eruptions by stirring
the water actively. Hut the quantity
of water overflowed in such cases was
much less than when the geyser took itn
regular course.
In September last I made bomo ex
periments in company with Dr. Howard
Mummery , V. K. S. , and his wife. At
thoSapphiro troyser , the crater of which
is ever eighty foot in diameter , wo took
our positions equi-distant on its martrin ,
and , at a given signal , all three thrust
in our Alpon stocks as far down into the
boiling caldron as wo could. Imme
diately the valor began to effervesce.
\Vo felt as if home sharped toothed viper
had seined upon our canes and was try
ing to wrest them ftoin us. In a few
seconds the whole caldron was a seeth
ing mass of foam , and wo ran from the
terraces as fast as wo could , and with
barely time to escape the surging waves
that wwept over the walls and flowed
ever a Moor , glowing in all the golden
glory of the rainbows. It must be borne
in mind Hint another such eruption
could not bo procured for at leabt half
an hour ; jind that , had wo watched pi-
tlentlyilo'n minutes longer , the normal
eruption would have been far grander.
The explanation of this phenomenon is
that when a goybor is nearly ripe for
an eruption the insertion of any cold
substance releases moro rapidly the ac
cumulating superheated gases , and
thereby procures a premature eruption
of much less magnitude than Iho nor
mal eruption would othorwibO have been.
On another occasion I was at the Mam
moth geyser with two other gentlemen.
Tlio crater was full and .seemingly ripe
tor ai > eruption. In order to stimulate
lier wo tried the Alpcn stock , and suc-
cci'ded in setting the. pot soothing with
great violence , and cleared the tor
i-aces as fast as wo could in order to
cbcapo the hcalding dolugo. To our
disgust wo found that after a , few
puffs of while foam she sank down two
feet , and wo were punished by having
to wait two hours for her lo prime up
for a genuine upheaval. The result of
my repatcd and careful observation is
thai by llio use of any cold bubslanco
Ihrubt in when a geyser is nearly duo
you may have a feeble eruption. If too
long before duo you may materially re
tard the eruption by relieving the in
tense pressure , but if applied when ripe
it has no effect ono way or the other.
Dr. Campbell , at Livingstone , expressed -
pressed the opinion that the enactment
of a law to prohibit soaping a
geyser was an unnecessary inter
ference with a simple and harmlcbs
act , and the punishment of it an act of
tyranny , lie was surprised on being
informed that the law prohibiting any
one from tbro.ving anything into any of
the goybors or chemical baiins was en
acted and rigidly enforced by line nnd
imprisonment long before the military
supervision begun. I often found that
ladies were subjected to much inconvenience -
vonionco on the Seventh Terrace pla
teau at Mammoth Hot Springs , from
the fact that Great Bath lake had be
come a favorite bathing resort for gen
tlemen. The superintendent , Captain
M. Harris , issued an order that bathing
could not bo indulged in until after 6
p. m. The motive that has animated
tlio issuing of any restraining order has
always boon either to protect Iho parker
or the visitors. O. L. HKXDKUSOX.
A BRAVE GIRL.
A Telegraph Operator In an KiiHtern
AVIldcriiL-HH.
Pillsburg Dispatch : Some days ago
a Dispatch reporter had occasion to use
a telegraph line in sending a report to
the paper. It was long after midnight ,
and the nearest Western Union line
was a good mile and a half from the
town in which ho was located. The tel
egraph otllco was found to bo in a rail
road block station , Bitimied in ono of
the loneliest and bleakest parts of the
country through which the road passed.
No dwelling hou-es were within calling
distance , nnd the entire surroundings
were of the most uninviting and for
bidding kind. The otllco itbolf was but
a small frame building , utterly devoid
of any means of defense from intruders ,
and tlio country round about wa.s in
fested with tramps.
The reporter rapped at the door , and
receiving no answer , Knocked again ,
with the same result. Finally , after a
third summons , a window was opened ,
and a feminine voice timidly inquired :
"Who's thcroV"
Tlio surprise of the newspaper man
can hotter bo imagined than described.
The idea of a woman being in charge of
an otllco In such a dismal place so o mod
almost preposterous. Ho , however , ex
plained his mission , and after a little
delay was admitted by a slight , delicate
girl , who appeared to bo hardly older
than eighteen years.
nTho little room was as neat and clean
ns a now pin. The lloor was as white as
a scrub-brubh could make It. On the
walls word tastefully pinned a number
of pretty advertising curds. A glass on
a table hear by contained a. bunch of
Jlowers , nnd a comfortable , hoinolikoalr
pervaded the whole room , so entirely
different from the average country.rail
road stalidni with its foul odors pf bad
tobacco and oil. When tlio last word of
the message wus out the reporter quos
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M.\SSIILOS , OHIO , MAMTACTUKKKS.
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IK LIGHTING ,
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POWER , Mills and Elevators ,
AUTOMATIC - : - CUT-GET ENGINES.
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ICltANCEl BiOUbE , UOUtVVII , liMJi'I'S , IOWA.
Solid for Catalogue , E. C. HARRIS , Manager.
tionod the young lady upon her work
"Yes , " ' bho said , "this company ha
lady operators at night in all its olllco
ab far east ab the mountains. My ollle
ibii't as lonely as some of the placeup
in the mountains , where the girls do
not have an opportunity to talk to any
body from the time they leave tlio train
at ( J o'clock in the evening until thej
return the next morning. It is an aw
ful place oven hero sometime. Not a
lain will pass for hours at a time in the
morning , and we muft walk the lloor to
keep awake. At lirnt I Ihought I would
never bo able to bland it , but it i4 grow
ing easier now. At the beginning I
was afraid of every bound. Wo form
odd friends at such times. The best I
hnvo are the mice , which come out of
their holes and eat the crumbs I leave
on the lloor for them. They arc good
company when there is nothing bot-
lor. "
"I should think tlmt the company
would give tbo lady operators day of
fices , " said Iho roporler.
' Well , it does not. They give the
easy positions lo llio men. The only
rea'bon I can give for that , binco you ask
for it , is that young ladies are moro
careful and do not go to bleep as the
buy men do , and pile up a wreck in front
of the otlico. "
"Aro you not afraid of tramps ? "
"Good gracious ! jes. They are the
bane of our existence. Wo are prepared -
pared for them , though.1' said she , at
the biimo time glancing at a loaded re
volver , which had unlil then lain un
noticed within reach of her hand. * 'I
had to use it once or twice. I did not
want to shoot the man , and only lired
llio revolver oil to hcaro him. "
"Have you had any odd experiences
while at this oflico1'1 ;
' 'There was ono , " she answered , " 1
will never forgot. It was ono of the
coldcbt nights of last winter. Rain had
fallen the day before and toward even
ing it had grown colder. After mid
night the thermometer was down be
low x.oro and n high wind was raging.
About U o'clock in the morning some
body rapped al Iho door. I did not
notice it at first as I know it was only a
tramp. Ono had boon loitering around
all day and had insulted mo the
night before , and I thought it was the
same one back again. Ho kicked the
door again , and I raised the window
and asked him what ho wanted. Ho
said ho wanted to come in , and if ho
did not got in ho would break down the
door. Then ho commenced to swear at
mo. told him to go away and that I
wouldnot admit him. That made him
moro angry-
"Ho beat and kicked the door until
I thought ho would break it down.
Then ho tried all Iho windows , and lln-
ally came back lo Ihe door again. No
train had passed for an hour before.
None had loft the city , and the nearest
telegraph ollico was two miles away. I
pulled out the drawer to got my revel
ver. It was gone ! Then I remembered
having loft it at homo that night to
have it repaired. The man was knock
ing away at the door , and every mo-
ent 1 thought would bo my last. I
knelt down and prayed for assistance.
The man at the door had grown quieter ,
and commenced to beg mo to lot him in.
'Great God , lady ! ' ho baid to mo. 'I am
freezing , and if you do not let mo in
you will llnd me dead hero in the morn
ing. "
"I opened the window again and
bogged him lo leave , bill ho only con
tinued to plead for admittance. His
voice had grown weaker and bounded
HO pitiful thai I finally wont down blairs
lo llio door. 1 wauled lo lot
him in , and yet I was afraid.
At last 1 unlocked the door and turned
the knob. The door of itself Hew back
on ils hinges , and there fell in upon mo
ono of the dirtiobt , meanosl and worbl
looking tramps that I ever neen. His
clothes wore covered with mud , and nib
face looked terribly fierce. I screamed
and turned to run away to escape him ,
when ho caught hold of both my hands
and foil on his knees before mo , and
then and thoro'poured forth one of the
most beautiful prayers I have over
heard. It was so patholie and full of
thankfulnesn at times. Tears wore
streaming down his cheeks , and ho
kissed my hands repeatedly , saying I
had saved his hfo. 1 roponled and lold
him lo come up stairs to the stove , but
half-way up the stairs ho knoll and
prayed again. He lay down by the flru
lor awhile , and after' ho had become
warmed ho told mo the.frtory of ills Hfo
how ho had become a drunkard and
dcborlod hib homo , H said ho bad not
clilen anything for two duyu , so L jjavo
him my lunch. I kept him hero for n
couple of hourb , and then sent him west
on a freight. Kvcry time I think ol
that man and that night T feel better ,
although everybody said 1 was foolibh
to let him in when 1 lold Iho storj at
home. "
During the convor. alien which fol
lowed anecdotes wore told by her ol
what had happened to other night oper
ators along the line. It was with a feel
ing of admiration and respect for tliu
spirit and pluck of such a girl that the
rcpoiter bade her "good morning. "
And She Doe ? .
Mary Don't jou dislike to have a
man talk shop when lie comes to bee
youV Jennie Indeed Idol Who's been
talking shop lo you ? Mary Oh , my
young man. He's a street cm-conductor ,
you know , and nearly every time lie
comcb to bee mo ho golb off bib hhop
lalk. .lonnie What does he bay ? Mary
riit closer , please.
Force of llntilt.
Puck : Louisiana noslmaslor ( who is
nssislod in his dulios bv his young
bride ) : "Why , Mary , what tire nil
those postal cards doing hero ? They
should have gone in the last mail. "
Young bride ( who was a Massachusetts
schoolmistrcbs ) : "Oh , I have just put.
them nsido until I should have time to
correct the bpolling ! "
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