G THE OMAHA DAILY Bflfl : TUESDAY , JTJNJE 11 1839.
THE DAILY BEE.
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N. y.Mutnblng Co.
tC. li. Music Co. . 639.
Holler , tailor , 810 nroadway. '
Evans1 laundry , 724 llroadxvny.
D. W. Otis , city niiil farm loans.
Potcr West , nn old and well known citlron
of Council Uluffs , aiod last night of pneu
monia.
The funeral of the ton-yonr-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Wliittol will take plnco at 3
o'clock this afternoon , from the residence on
lower Hroadway.
Judeo Carson issued nn Injunction yester
day morning against A. 13. Klein's saloon , on
upper Uroauway , and the place was promptly
closed by the sheriff.
The ladles of the W. O. A. hospital will
servo mcnlB to-day in the new Mcrrmm
block on Main and Pearl streets , to firemen
and strangers attending the tournament.
Cols will also bo furnished In the same
building to all ttioso desiring them.
The suits for liacharnoh'a drum corps have
arrived , ilnd thin organization will bo qulto
ni : Important feature of the parade. The
corps Is composed of eight whltu boys , and
"Snowball , " the well-known colored youth
will wield the baton and wear the bearskin.
Mrs. H. A. Louis , mother o ( Mrs. W. A.
Boliror. died at the residence of Mr. HolRor ,
1017 Second avenue , at 0 o'clock last oven-
'ing. She was soventy-ono years of ago.
She will bo taken to Avoca to-inorrcw for
funeral. Funeral services will bo held at
the residence at 8 o'clock a. in.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Samuel Morris and Ella Vosobn. both of
this city ; Charles E. Luiidy and Estollo Leo
Onthondt , both of this county ; and Potur
Jensen and Johanna Peterson , both of Coun
cil Uluffs. The former couple wore t&urrlcd
by Justice Jlondrieks.
A heavy iiln yesterday noon took a good
alinro of the starch and coloring matter out
of the bunting and other decorations put up
Sunday and yesterday morning. The ma
jority of the exterior trimming of the busi
ness houses , however , will not bo put up
until this morning , to avoid any possible
flooding before the tournament visitors ar
rive.
rive.Tho
The headquarters of the Press club are on
the second lloor , at No. 1 ! ) Pearl street. The
rooms have been neatly carpeted , desks ,
tables and chairs provided. The windows
will bo curtained and a largo transparency
will bo suspended from the second story , in
order to show its location. In the second
room will bo provided nn ice cooler , toilet
set , etc. The rooms will bo opened during
the tournament for newspaper men and their
friends. The Press club will bo a permanent
institution ,
The closing exercises of Graduation day at
the. Institution for the Deaf and Dumb tnko
place at 3 o'clock this afternoon. The pro
gramme- includes a welcoming address by
Superintendent Kothcr , school work by pri
mary and advanced pupils , sign recitations.
essays by the graduates and an exhibition of
calisthenics. It is honed by the manage
ment that there will bo a largo attendance.
No special invitations have been , sent out , as
a state institution is for the inspection of the
people of the stato. liusscs will leave Pearl
and First avenue at 12 :30. :
Have our wagon call for your soiled
clothes. Cascade Laundry Co.
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If you are building , investigate Bo-
dino'Rooflng at 115 Pearl street. It is
superior to sluto , shingles , iron or tin ,
and will last a lifo time. Adapted , to
any kind of roof. Birkinbino Engineer
ing and Supply company.
Money loaned at L. B. Craft's & Co.'s
loan oillco on furniture , pianos , horses ,
wagons , personal property of till kinds ,
nml all other articles of value , without
removal. All business strictly confi
dential.
Personal Paragraphs.
Colonel and Mrs. L. W. Tulloys left last
evening for a European trip.
M , H. Judd loft for the cast yesterday
morning over the Hook Island.
Miss Cora Van Dorin , of Fairbault , Minn. ,
is a guest of Mrs. J. M. Flalller.
Miss .Ella Llnnigcr. of Peru , 111. , Is vislt-
itlng the family of H. U. Jones.
Mrs.V. . N. Babcock , wife of the general
western agent of the Northworn , uas re
turned from Chicago.
Miss Alho Amanda Baker , formerly a
teacher in the public schools of this city , was
married on Juno 5 , to Mr. James A. Burnett ,
at San Diego , Cnl. , in St. Paul's church of
that city. Miss Baker left hero about two
years ago.
Dun pier vapor stoves at cost change
location. Shugart & Co. , 211 Broad way.
o
Try now Metropolitan rooms and table
Have your old furniture upholstered'
good as new. 11. Morgan , 702 Broad way.
Woolsoy & Long paper rooms neat ,
quick.cheap. 31 Main , tel 203.
Finest Ice Cream in city. Driosbach's
double purlors , 35 Main st.
Notice the beautiful finish given col
lars , cuffs and shirts by Cascade Laun
dry company.
S. B. Wadsworth & Co. loan monoy.
Athletic Sports.
Patsey Fallen and Dee Wcatherly , two of
Omaha's sporting men , were lu the city , yes
terday , with a view to effecting a lease of
the Manawa Athletic park for the next two
ycqrs. Mr. Fallen will have charge of the
blcyolo.raco to bo given next Sunday aftcr-
iu > on Miss Williams and Miss Stanley. The
race will bo a twenty-live unlo dash , and the
start , will bo made at 4 o'clock. The work of
building the track will bo commenced to-day ,
Mr. Fallen stated that If a lease could bo se
cured , ho proposed to give a llrst-class atli-
lotlo programme , Including blcyclo races , po-
dcstrmp ma cjics , wrestling exhibitions ,
spi'iutiiiKiraces , ojo , , at the parlc every Sun
day-afternoon , and irequontly on weoit days
as wblU' 'Thd trade will bo eight laps to the
inilo , and will bo very similar to the ono at
the coliseum. If the proposed plan is carried
through , icylll attract an immense crowd to
the loT-ji every Sunday. The trnolc will not
in the least Interfere with the bull ground ,
and exhibitions of the national game will Btlll
bo playca there.
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Bmlollet Bolls groceries.
MiWollman , jeweler , moved to 638 B'y.
,
, J.'G. Tlptou , real estate , 627 B'dway
I I'ropnrint ; to Iteuotvp tlio Crooks.
"Crooks are getting thicker than hairs on
n dog , " 'remarked a member of the police
force lait cvonlni , ' . "For my part , I can't
Bcowhero tlioy all come from. Every train
bf Ings In dozens of thorn , and they evidently
expect a harvest. Wo will fool them tomorrow
row morning , for twonty-llvo special police
will bo sworn In , and then wo will get after
thoin. They will got locked up until after
thq tournament. Wo will begin to throw
thorn In to-morrow , and If the city jail Isn't
big enough , wo will run them down to the
cpunty cylinder , They are a llttlo bit shj1
for they know wo ore 'onto1 thorn. There
are all grades , from the potty sneak thief
who hides lu the alleys to the flashy 'con *
man , who stops at the best hotels and lives
on the fat of the land , They will all get
dumped in together If they try any of their
line work hero. We will watch them as close
as wo can ; still , folus want to keep their
eyes ojioii and pocUots shut. Doora and win-
down should bo Kept closely locked and noth
ing loft for them light lingered gentry to get
hold of. Thosu who use common bcnso will
lotiQ nothing , but the usual number of suck
ers will lose their roll. "
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City stcaru Inuudry , 31 Mala , tol. 1-11.
THE NEWS OF THE BLUFFS , .
Preparations Mndo For the Plro-
mon's Tournament.
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STREET WORK RUSHED ALONG.
No Nfj-lit Trains For ainnnwa The
Uny In Court The Council
An Insulted AlUcrmaii
City News Notes.
Novel Decorations.
The window of Elsoman's store Is hand
somely and appropriately decorated for the
tournament. It attracts many visitors , and
will doubtless DO viewed by many thousands
during the tournament. Among the objects
of Interest nro the following : Figure re
sembling "Uuffalo Uill" In combined uni
form of policeman , cowboy and fireman ,
labelledChief Lucas 25 years ago
always on hand ; " photographs of the
National Association of Fire Engineers , In
twelfth annual convention at Chicago ; cut
of the hitch of the "Still Alarm" company ,
and labeled "Hose IJouso No. 4 ; " tintypes
of the llrst organized running team of Coun
cil muffs ; figure of llrouinn holding nozzle ,
from which n stream of water Is playing ,
labelled "Frank Guanolln , 15 years ago. "
The following labels marked objects of In
terest :
"This nozzle saved the Ogden house , with
John Tdmplcton nt the front. "
'Nozzle from the old Uesctio hand engine ,
that saved the Grand Central hotel , Omaha.
She was a good ono In her time. "
"Tills belt was worn by John Mcrgen
twenty years ago before ho got fat. "
"Tom Howmnn's trumpet , used when ho
called the boys T. T. A. IV
Ucllcs of the Now York llro departments ,
presented to Chief Walters. "
"Jack Perogoy's horn. "
'First section of lioso used by Council
Bluffs fire department. "
"Hello of Hess Tweed of Now York City. "
"In memory of the fire department horse.
Old Tigo , died September 10 , 1SS5 , aged
twenty-six years. "
"Neil Voorhis1 trumpet. "
"This can Was worn by Chief Walters uu-
til his head got too big for It. "
"Tills helmet was worn by Charles Nich
olson when ho saved the Grand Central ho
tel. Omaha. "
"This hookovas used in Council Uluffs In
1854. "
"lion. Pat Lacy's helmet , thirty years
old. "
"Royal Amy's tootcr. "
"This hat kept the moon out of Mayor
Rohrcr's eyes when he attended the mid
night fire's-twenty years ago. "
Collection of prize medals and badges.
"Charles Walters' 'Pot * driving miniature
hook and ladder truck. "
The whole was very handsome , and loomed
up splendidly under the electric light.
Bodino Roofing will not crack or
split. BirkinbinoEngineering and
Supply Co. , 115 Pearl st. , Council
Blurts.
The Now Ogdcn ia catching traveling
men at $2 per day.
llio Mannwa Motor
"Do you know why Colonel Reed has shut
of the late trains to and from Lake Man
awa ) " asked a citizen of Tun BEE , yester
day. Ho received a negative answer , and
thus continued : "I am not well enough ac
quainted with any of the interested parties
to have any inside view of the matter , but
my idea is just this the option on the hotel
at the lake expires in August. That is , the
parties owning it have until that tlmo to re
deem it , and If it is not redeemed , Mr. Me-
Coanoli , as representative of the Chicago
Lumber company , will then become the
owner. Now , then , Colonel Reed desires to
show that ho can cither make or break that
hotel , and so keep parties from stepping In
to buy it. If no can scare them all off , ho
will buy up ono of the little liens and then
his way is clear to secure possession for a
very small sum. I'll bet pumpkius to pea
nuts that he is planning that very thing. Ho
is figuring nicely to get hold of Hotel do
Manuwa at a very small figure , and then he
would bo fixed indeed. Of course , if he
wants to buy it , it is all right , but it is hardly
fair to try to freeze out everybody else by a
bluff game , like this ono of shutting oft
trains on the motor line. In the first olace ,
the publio 'would not stand it , and , in the
second , the electric company would build a
line down there Inside of tea days. "
Qlt is said that there is another side to the
matter. It is reported that Colonel Reed is
not satisfied with the loose management of
affairs at the lake. There are too many
doubtful characters allowed about there and
no questions asked. Tno shutting oil of
night trains is for the purnoso of discourag
ing those who want to make a loud resort of
the lake and force the management of the
hotel and other places into n more strict ob
servance of law and order. Such Is another
theory of the matter. If there is causa for
such complaint , and Colonel Reed is seeking
to force a reformhis efforts will bo applauded
rather than condemned.
Fire ! Fircl Fire !
Firemen and visitors get special prices at
Mandcl's furniture store , Nos. H23-3J5 Broad
way.
Buy furniture , stoves and carpets at Man-
dul's , 8 3-335 Broadway.
Bodino Hoofing will stand as long as
the building. Birkinbino Engineering
and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl St. , Council
Blulls. '
An Alclornmii Downed.
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon , the
workmen and spectators on South Madison
street were treated to a sparring exhibition
without paying the customary foo. It was a
rather ono-sldcd affair , especially at the fin
ish. It happened in this way , as told by
those who were on the ground : Jumos
Jacoby , an expressman , drove up to a house
fronting on the washed-out portion of Madi-
EOII street , to got n chair to take down town.
Just as ho pulled up , Alderman Lacy drove up
behind him. Lacy ordered him off the street ,
claiming that ho was hindering the workmen.
Jacoby replied that ho would go as soon as
he secured.hia bundle , and started to walk
into the house. Laoy exclaimed "you will
go before1 ' and after some further words , is
sutd to have pulled his whip from the socket ,
striking Jacoby a stinging blow across the
side of the hoad. Jacoby did not relish the
treatment , and was sooa astride the corpu
lent form of the prostrate alderman , and put
ting sundry frescoes around his eyes and
other prominent points. "Havea't I any
friends here to help mol" yelled the unfor
tunate recipient of the puimnolingfi"DivU
n wan yer brought It onyorsel , an now help
yarsel out as best yor can , " was the ready
reply of a stalwart workman.
Mr. E. J. Abbott was near at hand and not
quite so uufcoling for aldermanlo misfor
tune , and promptly pulled the irate express
man to his feet. Lacy got into his buirgy
and drove away , and Jacoby curried out his
original intention of getting the chair. The
momentary flutter of excitement died away ,
and the Interrupted work was soon resumed.
You can buy latest style parasol or
umbrella at James & Ilavorstnck's
cheaper than any place in the city.
Bcchtolo hotelcentral locationfirst clas
See Boodino Roollng if you uro build
ing. Birkinbino Engineering and
Supply Co. , 116 Pearl St. , Council
Blulls.
Guilty , or Not Guilty.
Tha case of the State vs Sherwood was
completed , in the district court , yesterday ,
and submitted to the jury at 4 o'clock , The
defendant , was charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses , by securing a loan
from L. B. Crofts on property already mort
gaged. The Jury was out about twenty-live
minutes , and returned a verdict of not
guilty ,
The cases of State vs Blukoloy and State
vs Harter wuro then called. U ho prisoners
were charged with burglary , and pleaded
guilty. They catered a meat market on Six
teenth avenue , and stole several pieces of
moat. They will bo sentenced next wccic.
After tbcso cases were disposed of the
jury was discharged until next Monday ,
This practically ends the business In district
court for the remainder of this week ,
although Judge Deomer will probably devote
n llttlo tlmo to civil cases.
Jviduo Carson will also look after n few Ju
dicial odds and ends , and , as n prominent at
torney expressed it , "will put In the rest of
the week rustling the dead bones on the pro
bate docket. " With the beginning of next
week , the prosecution of criminal cases will
bo resumed , and the largo grist of prisoners
in the county Jail will have their cases speed
ily disposed of.
Notes and mortgages bought and sold ,
money loaned ; flro insurance. Robert
V. In ncs , 80 Pearl st.
Hcislor's Oyster Bay chop house and
rcBtaurantday and night,603 Broadway.
Dr. C. C. Iltizon , dentist , Opera house
block.
Botllno Roofing. Birkinbino En
gineering and Supply Co. , 115 Pearl
&t. , Council Bluffs.
TottrnnmiHit "Notes.
The Llndsoy building , on North Main
street , near the bridge , has boon selected as
firemen's headquarters , nail will bo in condi
tion for the reception of visitors during the
tournament. All parties desiring Informa
tion can receive It at tills plnco. The general
reception committee will have their head-
quattcr.s at this place.
At firemen's headquarters n register book
will bo kept , and all visiting firemen and
others attending the tournament are respect
fully requested to at once register their
names , giving the hotel they are stopping at
or the dwelling \vhcro they have lodgings ,
the name of such hotel or the street and
house number , If stopping ntn private houso.
Tills Is important , so that the committees can
readily IInil parties they may want to see ,
and also visitors can more readily llud their
friends by consulting the register , and
theioby learn where they are quartered ,
A telegram from Stuart yesterday morning
says the Hock Island cut the rate to 1 cent n
niilo. The hook and ladder comtmny from
that place , twenty-four men , will bo here.
They will camp on the ground.
E. B. Chandler , who has boon selected as
starter , will not bo hero until Thursday
morning. On Wednesday Mr. Khcam , of
Omaha , will act iu his stead.
The ofllccrs of the Iowa Firemen's associa
tion arrived last evening , A meeting of the
board of control will bo held to-day , at
which time judges will be chosen.
The meeting of tbo state association will
bo held at the court house.
The railways are going to do tno handsome
thing. The Chicago , Burlipgton At Quiuoy
carry the boyj free. Information this morn
ing is that the lines ara cutting rates , and
that all roads will bo carrying organized
companies free by Wednesday morning.
The various roads nro making preparations
for a big rush , and the citizens can expect to
see the largest crowd over in the city.
If you want a tasty and convenient
fence or railing about your residence
or lawn , use C. J. Bookman's patent
locking bracket , as any panel can bo
readily taken out and firmly replaced.
Address C. J. Beckman ' , 728 Seventh
avcnuo.
Ono More Unfortunate.
Mrs. William Briggs , living nt No. 1210
Third avenue , took a largo dose of lauda
num , Saturday evening , with suicidal intent.
Dr. M. J. Bellinger was called in , and found
her iu a comatose state , fast approaching
death. Her lips and fingers were blue , indi
cating opium poisoning. The stomach pump
and antidotes were called into active service ,
and the victim rallied for a while , but died at
0 o'clock yesterday morning. The suicide
told the physician , when she had rallied suf
ficiently to talk , that she took the poison in
tentionally , and wanted to dio. She drank
about three ounces of medicine containing
nn ounce and n half of opium , and half
emptied an ounce- bottle of laudanum. She
gave no reason for her rash act , but it is at
tributed to ill health , as she had been ailing
for some timo. The deceased was thirty-
four years of age. The funeral will to ice
place at 8 o'clock this afternoon from the
residence.
Lively Street AVork.
The work of relaying the paving on Madi
son street was vigorously "pushed yesterday ,
in order to complete it by to-night. It was 9
o'clock Sunday evening before the work was
stopped for the day. When the men stopped
for dinner yesterday the blocks had been re-
laid nearly to Plainer street. Bctwoea 12
and 1 o'clock , a heavy rain fell , and just as
the men returned to work they witnessed
tbo result of their forenoon's labors des
troyed. A largo volume of water poured
down the street from the hills above , and
repeated the destructive work of Friday
night. It caught the paving just below
Bloomer street , and sent it again whirling
down toward Broadway.
The electric motor construction gang ,
under the supervision of Headmaster Brin-
ton , was kept at work lighting the water ,
and managed to keep it away from the newly
laid track , confining its work to the gutters
on cither side. A otrlp of paving over ono
hundred feet long and about ten feet wide
was swept out on each side , bcinir fully half
of the work done by the pavers' during the
morning. It was seen that th6 work could
not bo stopped , and the paving force directed
its energies to throwing out such blocks as
made obstructions , thus giving the water a
frco passage , In order to save the middle of
the street.
It was nearly evening before the damage
was repaired. Mr. E. A. Wickham still in
sists that ho will complete the work of re
pairing the washout to-night. Ho will put
on eight pavers , fifteen tampers , and thrco
tar kettles this morning. Ho states that
owiug to the wet condition of tbo bleaks , the
street will have to bo rotamped after a few
weeks , as the blocks will shrink and got
loose after drying. The work Is now being
tamped twice , but a third will bo necessary ,
also an additional coat of paint. This will
cost about $400 extra. The work Is being
done by thu city under the supervision of Mr.
Wicklmm.
The laying of the electric motor track was
completed about 5 o'clock. A small strip ,
fifteen feat long , was 'oft ' in front of the
property of John Limit , as an injunction had
been secured by him to prevent the company
from laying its truck until ho had been
"compensated" for such damages as might
result from bettor'street car accommoda
tions.
The remainder of thq. line will not bo
built until after the .tournament. A tele
gram was received from the Columbia Iron
works , at Johnstown , stating that the Iron
would not bo hero until ton days later than
had been expected owing to the Hood. The
material was to have been shipped on the
5th inst. , but willihurdly bo here now until
about the Hrst of next month. The iron
company stated that they would be at work
in ton days , and the electric motor company
thought It hardly worth while to place their
order with another firm , If the delay was no
more than that.
ClOMOOl'the School Yenr.
The commencement exercises of the Insti
tution for the deaf and dumb will tuUo place
this afternoon at 8 o'clock. No special invi
tations are Issued but the ccnoral ono Is very
cordial and urgent. All who can attend are
urged to do so. The citizens will find much
to interest them.
The Barbers Again In fiCHslon.
The barbers held a meeting lust evening at
Cllno's barber shop under the opera house ,
and doe Idcd to wait until after the council
hold a meeting and cither granted or rejected
their petition to pass a Sunday closing ordi
nance. The grounds on which they base
their petition is that the Sunday work can
bo easily done on Saturday , and give them
ono day at homo with their families ; that
the shops are closed In nearly all the cities in
the state , and that they are now working
contrary to law. They meet again ono woult
from tn-nlght ut Priest's shop on Middle
Broadway.
Well Worthy of Patronage.
A ridiculously small audience witnessed
"Tho Paymaster" nt Dohun.y's last evening ,
but what it lacked In numbers was inado up
in appreciation aad upplauso. Curtain calls
were the order-trf the evening , and at the
end of each i\ni1tjypry not the leading mem
bers were callch ta'lho front. It was ono of
the most iutcroftUnir plays put on the boards
here this aeasiiir'iand the stage settings ,
scenery and costumes were all above criti
cism. The imrfJCVoro well balanced , nml
were ndmlnibly.i en. The company em
braces some of ttio i best-known talent in the
country. Thoytplay again to-night nnO tomorrow -
morrow night , and will doubtless bo greeted
with the houses xiijjy deserve.
A Forftnr lu the Tolli.
About thrco weeks ago n woll-drcsscd
stranger registered nt the Bcchtollo as W.
II. Leonard , of C/ilpago , and stated that ho
represented a syrup houaoof that city. Alter
slopping several days ho paid his bill and de
parted , Ho returned again on the 80th , re
maining until Thursday last , when ho was
asked to settle. Ho acrcod to do so next day.
Ho was expecting money , which was de
layed , Qtc. Friday ho vlsltfld. Omp'l ' nnl } re
turned in the evening. lie presented n check
for the amount of his bill , signed by R. M.
Downey , nn Omaha grocer. An Investiga
tion proved the chock a forgery , and Leonard
was arrested yesterday morning. Ho Insists
that the paper Is genuine , but Is otherwise
rather reticent. Ho will have a hearing in a
few days. , _ . _
Stranger. Council Bluffs Is the best
city in the union for safe investments.
Consult Rhodabcck & Peterson , 20 N.
Main st. , for rare bargains.
Seventy-Two MHHonn.lrrs.
A correspondent of the Globe-Demo
crat has discovered that there nro
sovonty-two men in the United Stales
whobo combined wealth equals the
national debt , most of which was created
by the rebellion. Following1 are the
names :
Weston Dobson . $0,000,000
E. B. Coxo . SOOJOUOO
L. Z. Loiter . 10,000,000
L. P. Marten . 10,000,000
Cauldwcll Cole . (1,000,000 (
A. M. Cannon . , C.000,000
Ex-Senator Palmer . 0,000,000
A. J. Drexel . 20,000,000
Clause Sprecklcs . 20,000,000
Philip Armour . 2.1,000,000
J. J. Hill . 15,000,010
John I. Blair . 40,000,000
Robert Bonncr . ( l.OJO.COO
James McMillan . 10,000,000
The Astor family . 200,000UOO
C. P. Huntington . 40,000,103
Montgomery Soars . . - . 12,000,000
George m. Pullman . 5,000,000 ,
B. P. Hutchinsou . 8,000,000
George Ehret . 5.0JO.OOJ
Russell A. Algor . 6,000,000
John P. Jones . 13,000,000
Marshall Field . 15,000,000
John D. Rockafeller . 00,000,000
H. A. Flugler . 15,000,000
John J. Jennings . 5,000,000
Cornelius Vanderbllt . 110,000,000
William K. Vanderbilt . 85,000,000
F. W. Vauderbilt . 10,000,000
George W. Vanderbllt . 15,000,000
Jay Gould . 7oCOO,000
P. T. Barnum . 5,000,000
JohnT. Davis . 15,000,000
Charles McClure . 5,030,000
Ex-Governor English . 0,000,000
Andrew Carnegie . 40,000,0.0
D. W. Blahop . fc . 15,000,000
George W. Westinghouse . 20,000,000
W D. Sloano . 18,000,000 ,
George Lailfcr. . : . " . . . ' . 15,000,000
G. G. Haven. . . . ! . . < . ; . 12.000.COO
George S. Crocker ; . ' . 12,000,000 ,
W . H. Bradford ' . ' ? . 10,00 : ) , 000
Anson P. Stokes , , , , . fa , 000. 000
Brayton Ives _ > . ' : . . ' . 5,000,000
J. W. Mackuy. . . . ; . , , . 3'J.OOO.OOO
James G. Fair . 20,000,000
LelandStauford. ' . . . . ' . 40,000,000
Charles Pratt . ; . 0,000,000
Samuel A. Scott. . . . . . 10,000,000
George W. Chllds. . . ' . 15,000,000
D. W. Bruce . 12,000,000
John SVanamaker. . . . . . 15,000,003
Warner Miller . . ' . 5,000,000
W. II , Windora . , - . . 5,000,000
Sidney Dillon . k . 15,500,000
David Sinton . . . 20,000,000
John Hay . 5,000,000
J. H. Wade . 5,000,000
Senator Gorman . - . . . . . " . 0,000,000
Pears' soap is the most elegant toile
adjunct.
Hotel
"It is remarkable how audacious beg
gars are coming to bo and how frequent
they are , " said a down-town hotel clerk
the other night to a St. Louis Globo-
Democrat reporter. "I work until 12
o'clock at night , and the amount of people
ple who , about that time , find that they
want a place to Bleep or something to
eat is simply astounding. Ono woman
came in and told mo bho had noplace to
stay , etc. , and wanted to know if I
wouldn't bo so kind as to loud her my
overcoat to walk around in all night. I
was not so kind. Then she cursed mo
for about ton minutes and had just loft
when a man dropped in , said ho had
had no supper , and asked for a dimo.
As I had only car fare home , ho asked
mo if I wouldn't ' give it to him and
walk. I felt 1 could not , as I live near
Forest park , and then ho suggested that
I borrow some money from a follow-
omployo. I told him I never borrowed.
and ho replied that I might take some
money from the safe and return it on
pay day. 'Or , ' ho suggested , as a last
expedient , 'you might give mo your
own lunch. You will got a good square
meal when you go homo , and could do
without it much better than I can. '
How is that for chcokV
Cushman's Menthol Inhaler , cures catarrh ,
headache , neuralgia , asthma , hay Fever.
Trial free at your druggist. Price 50 cents.
Her liist
The whole corps of Western Union
telegraph operators at Johnstown was
lost on Friday night. Among thorn
\yoro Mrs. Ocrlo , the manager , who for
twenty-five years has acted as receiver
of associated press reports , and her
daughter , Minnie , also well known ,
says a Johnstown snocinl to the Cincin
nati Enquirer. Also , Misses Gorman
and Watkins and three messenger boyn ,
who were unable to escape from the
building. Mrs. Ogle , who died at her
post , will go down in history as a
heroine of the highest order. Notwith
standing the repeated notifications
which she received to got out of reach
of the approaching danger , she stood by
her instrument With unflinching loyalty
and undaunted fearlessness , Bonding
words of warning to those in danger in
the valley bolowh When every station
in the path of thQ coming torrent had
boon warned , she wired her coiapanion
at South Forl ' 'This is my last mes
sage , " and as such it shall always bo ro-
mcmhorod as Jlierj last words 'on earth ,
for at that inomontrthotorrontpngulfod
her and bore hpr'ffom her post on earth
to her post of h&hbr in the great be
yond. , > , t "
Mrs. Wiflslow's Soothing Syrup
should alwayBb'6Med for children teeth
ing. ItBOOtlioHuiho child , softens the
gums , allays allhrcUns , cures wind colic ,
and IH the best remedy lor diarrhoea.
2ilo a bottlo.
lu tlio Ilomniitlc Hlviei-n.
Ilalf the enchantment of Italy is gene
when wo lose sight of the Mediter
ranean , says a correspondent. It is
along the tihoro of that sapphire sea
that the romance and the glamour of
Italian landscape are to bo found.
There are spots between San Rome and
Bordighorn , between Monte Carlo and
Nice , which make the boul ache with
their lovHiioss , sitddenod almost to dis-
palr by an ideal beauty which scorns to
accentuate the ugliness of life ; and it
is only with that sea for a foreground
of the piuturu that the light and color
of the bouth can bo felt in all their ox-
quislto variety. Homo thrills and vi
bratos with the Hpoetrul past , a city of
fountains and phantoms ; Florence is a
vast repository of art ; Vouico is u dream
of vanished groatnosa carved in fit ono
mid glorified with frescoes that are as
vast and wonderful a9 any tlronm ; but
the western Rivlora is n happy holiday
ground which Iloavon has loft to man
kind otit of a long-lost fairyland.
CURES PERMANENTLY
BACKACHE , HEADACHE
AND TOOTHACHE.
CURES PERMANENTLY ALL
AT "OntiaoisTs AND Dr.At.KM.
THE CHARLES A. VOGEIER CO. . Djlllmore. Ml.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
_
" 1710H 8XLTraTaTarBnln DbTnpleuT sotToTbar
J-1 nxturos ; larRcst mirror In Council lUutrsj
llnost set of tlxturos in the city ; must bo oid
Immoaiatoly , nnd are consequently best bar
gain over offered tmloonmun. Whonlor Is Her-
eld , 11)1 ) Kaat lroad.vay ) , Council llltillH ,
/ JOWS for sale \VIH tixtco pay In grading nnd
\J lllllns nt J.I par rtay lor man anil team , or
will tnko puj' In imlutlUK. Horucu Uvorctt.
T710K BAI.K-Allno c.iirinio horse , sultnulo
JL' for family rtrlvlnp , Cnli on or addrccs J.
\V. liUon , ai Huntsman stroot.
WANTED GOO jilocoa OR BOioniMiixml carpot.
also all good sarond'liand furnltute. A.
J. Muiulcl , No . ; S2J and ! ti5 llroailwny ,
EOH KXClIANGK-Sovcral BooiUarms to ox
clmtiBO for Council ( Hulls lots. Johnston
& Van 1'iutcn , Kvcrott ulock.
WANT15D YOUHR lutly BtouoRrnphor and
typewriter would llko a position ns clerk
In eoino oillco ; bsst of references , Atldaoss "C , "
Omiilm lice. Council IHuirs.
WANTED , atonco , a first-class shipper and
foreman m wholesale agricultural linp'o- '
rncnt warehouse ; none but experienced matt
need apply. Address * W. 1 lieo olllce , Council
Hailfe , giving references and name of last em
ployer. _
OH SALE No. MX ) Graham nvcnuo. Lot
ft'JxU'O , Now house. Will talro tonm or
cattlolnpartvayrnent ; balance on ten years'
time , annual payment * , 8 per cent payable-
annually. Apply to Horace Everett.
TlWO-Story business house for rent , No. 200
Hroadway. opposite Ogdcn houso. I'nqulro
at 230 I'nmk at. A. Wood. _
AKAKIO clmnco for a splendid Investment ,
requiring energy rather than larpo capital.
A fortune for the rl ht miin. Half interest In
the llnest practical patent over Issued. Address -
dross Bwnn & Walker , 4 1'oarl street , Council
Din ITs.
lt l.lNi : Oulcl- : delivery between
X Omina and Council Bluffs. House-hold good *
and freight moved safely and promptly. Lenvo
orders at Omaha olllce , GOi So. lath st. ; Council
llluirs 7 N Mam , il. Keecroft.
_
O fUlflsplomHtl mounted specimens rare Birds
jjV/UL"and animals from every clime. Must
bo sold at onco. Single or lu ctisea. J < \ J , Brazoo ,
flret class taxidermist. Council _
E liAIj ESTATE llousht and sold ana ex-
changed. Sportal attention Rlvon to exam
ination of titles. W. C. James , No. 10 1'earl st. .
Council Bluffs. _
SAfjK 7 room cottage , corner Tnlrd
FOU and nth st. Easy terms. W. C.
Jiimes , 10 Pear : st.
T7IOH ItENT Eniy terms t\vo new five-room
Jj houses , Wth avu. between Hlgli and Third
sts. Sell cheap if taken this week. Inquire
owner. J. Dickey , 713 H. Wuy.
TTIOH SALT" Old established general mor-
JL' chandUo business , stocic , nxtures , wagons ,
etc. Good room and low rent , Addrcsi , J.
Dickey. 7 10 . Way _
OH KENT rurnlsn r unfurnished largo
ten-room houso. bath room , gas furnace ,
etc. . nt Oil Willow ave. Knqulro at premlsos.or
O H. StUlmau. Brown blosk. _
TTUIESH milk cows for sale or trade for fat
JL ; cows. Swan's stocic yards , Upper Broad
way. Frank Swan.
FOU HUNT Largo double olllca over Frank
Levin's cigar store , 0 ! Uro ad way. Inquire
of Frank Levin.
IOWA STATE
,9.
S
Council Bluffs , la.
Tuesday ,
Wednesday ,
Thursday
and Friday.
June 11 , 12 , 13 and 14.
Purses Amounting to
$4,500.
ONE PARE FOB BOUND TBIP ON
ALL BAILBOADS
J. D. KDMUNDSON , 1 * . L. .
J'rcs. Vlco I'res.
CHAR. H. HANNOM , Cashier ,
CITIZEN'S STATE BANKer
or COUNCIL
Paid Up Capital . $ IMJ.OOQ.OO.
Surplus . 8.-.OJ0.03.
Ltubim to Dcpositota ,
fiiiiKCTOits LA. Miller , I1' . O. Cleason , B. .
Hhugart , 1C. 13. Hart , .1. D. 1'dmund.sou. Chas. K.
Ilanuou. Transact general banking business.
Luruojt capital and surplus of auy b.iuk In
boulhwcstorn Iowa. Interest on tlmo deposits.
WE DON'T ' WTlllTH !
OH , NO !
But wo Oo want the people of Western
Iowa to know that the
GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE
NO. 100 MAIN ST. ,
Cor. First .Avotiuo , carry the lurfrost
Block of BOOTS micl SHOES in this
city. That ro tihvnys load in popular
prioss. That persons wanting rollablo
cooJscaii save money by traillncr with
Us. S. A. PI HUGH.
CENTRAL LIVERY STABLE.
W. L. PATTOtf , Prop.
Elegant Rigs at Rcnsonablo Kates.
Noa. 19 and lil , North Main Street.
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
'
! iK ! ) EIJIO
Centrally located livery nnd boarding utablo
Heat accommodations in the city , bpoclal at
tention to transient custom ,
W. A. II A VS. I'rop.
Tiilr phone S-alili' , 77. Ken. KiiO ,
A. A. IIAKT , IP < > | ,
Honest Watches , Clock * , Jewelry and Hllvov
ivmo. All cleaning and lepalrlnsj under per
hon.il bUporvlHlon of the proprlotor. Stationery
Toilet artlcU-M and J'urfiinitfry. i-'lno Watcha4
'llmo Locku an * ! Clironomuters u specialty ,
110 MAIN 6T. , Council Jltullb.
PRO'S CHINA STORE
G uS.tr awKor flmbB e.
RfrAHMAtim
= 1
ow/i Dress In OLD
5CAMLAJ Fashioned
. --Te/.ZO/ . English
NJ.TIBBETTS
Itcmovcd to
105
Main St.
FinoOnndloB
OnndloB ,
Fresh
Sos l8t.Avc.Bef.M3in & Pearl. Mndo
BvoryDay.
Dempsey
& Butler ,
TIBIIE IRTTSSIESIE. ! *
SIZES FROM Especially Adapttd fte
25 TO 300 LIGHTING ,
HORSE POWER. Mills and Elevators
ATIC CUT-OFF ENGINE
Bpe'clBc.illonsnml ritlmntc : furnished for complete ( tcnm plnntfl. ItCHiil.itlon , Durnbllttj-gunrnntccd.
( Jim Ehoir letters from users wlicro fuel economy " equnl with Corll > 9 Non-comlonilng.
E. C. HARRIS , Agent ,
Send for No. 610 Pearl Street , Council Bluffs.
EVERETT ,
FISCHER ,
AND
HARDMAN
PIANOS !
Now Organs at Sl.OO a weoic.
Now Pianos at $2.50 to $5.00 a week
MUELLER MUSIC COMPANY ,
No. 33 Main St. , : : Council Bluffs la. ,
> J _
A. D. HUISMAN. E.tSTEVEN.S
HERSMAN & STEVENS ,
_ j ttvd 9 We
'
( Successors to Morgan , Keller & Co. )
SPJBtBAL. ATTENTION GIVUX TO K\I5ALflIING.
) \VE OAltllV A FULL LINE OF (
WOOD : CLOTH : AND : METALIC : CASES.
'OPEN AT ALL IIOUHB OP DAY AND NIQUT.f
UO. 11 BUOADWA i OOUNOIL DLiUPFS.
GOOD WORK : : PROMPT DELIVERY.
ETC. 33O BI&OABWAY. TELEPHONE HO. 260 II
Now Look out Moths ADesmetes $
CKYST AI..BZA.
It consists of snow white ilaki-s. A produc
tion from Coal Tar. I'HHfUCrr.Y HAHM-
LHSS. Free from oil. acid or any substance
that would harm tlio most dellcato fabric or
feather. It evaporates without leaving any
residue. H1I1U moths wliilo camphor merely
drives thorn away.
Solo Agent , Council Blulls.
AND
taiie mmmm
AT PETER C. MILLER'S. '
Nos. 11 and 13 Pearl St.
No. 27 Main Street ,
Over .Bjicquciulu' ' * .Zcu'iilryi-itoro
Thp.f/lost IVlodorj-i Noyolltio In
STOP ! BEAD THIS !
A now CloUiliiK Htoro has been opened in
Couii'll llliilTb , No old Block : cir old
styles , Uvcryiiimir Htrlctly lim
cla-H. Come uiul bo convinced ,
J'osltlvily oii'j prlco nun ciuli.
CHICAGO CLOTHING HOUSE ,
739 WI'.ST IMOAP'VAY.
ESHELMAN.
Kcluw we give mimes of n fou'of the many
I'ntrons of the
Insurance Go.
In Council Jlluirs and vicinity. The character
of the pations nameil , imtt tlio amount entrusted -
trusted by each to the protection of the com
pany , imllcatoH the conlldsnco cujoyod by It at
home uhera Us manner of doing business Is
beet known.
0.1) . Dillln 440,000
Limey Uros. &Co B7.000
Charles llauilm BO.OCO
11.1' . Morrow 10,000
John Jlennett l'.750 '
William O'llnlloran , . . . , 8.10U
Charles Shields T.TOO
N. W.Nasli 7,850
I. A. Jillicr 0.000
( iuorKo A. Try 0,000
Henry Klseman&Oo 6,00(1 (
HhllEurt , Walt & Wlcfl tf.OOO
H. L. SmiR-art V OOO
Itonmii Catholic Church 40,000
Itomau Catholic Church , Westphalia . . , < 0.WO (
Carroll County Court HOUBO. . . . , 23,003
Abbott A ; Cooper 21,000
St. TrancU Academy 20.000
Cravor. Woelu te Austin 0.000
T. U. 0. Locan il.uoo
Deere , WolR&Co 10.800
( Joorue M. Williams t'.UK )
B. D.ICohles ; . . . - , H.W1
O. U. Carpenter 0,700
.Masonlo Temple e.uoo
Mctcalf Uros 0,000
{ . ' . A. llcebe fc Co , . 6,000
8.B. Keller t . & 00
NOTICI : When our policy oxreodd ? ! ,000.oa
on property subject to destruction by n sluijlo
( Ire , the OXCOSH la ro-lnaured in other companies.
Are thorouchly prepared to take earn of horses
nml ciinlngoa of all vlMlturi to the hike , Monty
of Blu-ds and stalls , nml animal ! * and carriages
will be safely carud for. Cfiaruoa reasonable.
Accommodating hostlers on hand nlglit and
day. When you drive to tlio Lake , don't forget
' ULD DAI/1
'luoe. W. H. M.
OFFICER & PliSEY ,
BANKERS.
Corner Main and Hroadway ,
COUNCU , IlIjUKFS , IOWA.
Dealers in foreign r.nd " 'omonUo exchange.
Collections made aud Interest paid on time at-
pObltb.
Insure in ihU. ( . B. .Mnsonlu Ilcnorolmit
AsKodutlon of Council llliill's , Iu. , tlio
jomif-i'sf , largest , rlienpebl ami | jo-.t I'lim
or Masonic , Jnsiintiico In the ivorM. ( hut
Dll , McDANELD & CO , ,
Hidesjata , Pelts , Wool Furs. .
li'ltpxt m arlttt prlceb. I'rrit.-pt rotitrm. Nest
t-- Main t. , Ccu-,1 : ! ! iilu-Tx. luwfc
o.n o.f
H ,