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    THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : JTrESDAY , MAY 5 , 1801. 3
THE CM A HA. BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
CITK.IC : NO. ISIMW' bTnir''r- : :
' * llihvfrvt tiy furrier In any part of the City.
li.V. . TJI/10N - - - MANAUI1K.
OP.lcn , Xo. 43.
NiirM Kdltnr. No. 'JH.
I. . Y. P. Co.
C OUM il Muffs L.'jn.bcr Co. , coal.
Crnft'a chattel lo.uia , 204 Sftpp Mock.
Krai Uock Springs coal. Thatcher , 10 Main
If you want water lu your yard or house
KO to lllxby's , you Morrlurn block.
C'h.u'loi Sanderson , who wns Injured last
woi'h whlir Kolnp to ttio Lewis lire , Is im
proving rupitllv.
KlilirV. . \V. Hlalr will prourli this oven-
lnnt < 7:4i : oVIoek til tbo Latter Day Halr.ls
cliM-cli on 1'ierco street , West of Ulen rvvo-
nuc. Seut frvo.
Culiinilie assembly will clvo n social to-
inoi row evening at "Castle ball. AH KnUhta
of I'.Uhhis and their friends r.re cordlnlly In
vited to attend.
MiTiiat-o llmnses were Issued yesterday to
Kr.vik llntrllen and Adclinn I'nrlsb. both of
th > county , and to .lames Lee and AHntito
Fryc , both of Froinont , Neb.
( , 'ounty Auditor I. F. Hondrh'Us wai pass
ing around Jlnvan.is yesterday on nrceuntof
n nrw buy that aimed nl. bis house , at C'il
\VaahiiiKton avenue , last teunduy.
A free popular Jceturo on Porsln will bo
plvcn at tli Presbyterian church this oven-
inn i > v an eiluiT.led and eloquent native Per-
'
fcian. 'J'hu lecture will bo Illustrated by cos-
tUIIUH.
_ . Arand ( spiritual test mooting at Omaha
Tuesday iVrdnobihiy and Sunday at . > p. in.
In Metropolitan hnlli Fourteenth , corner of
l > odi | ! htiuul. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins , test
mediums.
A warrant was Iisucd In superior court
yesterday for the arrest of .losoph Strong on
u charge of nss'iult and battery , It boini ;
claimed that ho hiul beaten and choked his
wife. The information was lllcd by Mrs. L.
J. Hoberti.
Hon. John M. Thurston lectured at , the
Masonic temple last ovenlnc , for the bciiellt
of tin- Fifth Avoniu : Methodist rhiircb , bis
subject boinc "General U. S. ( Jr.iut. " A
frond uitdieneo was present , and the speaker
presented his subject in his usual masterly
way.
way.Thn
Thn fdllowlnp ofllrors were elected by the
Council HluITs ho o company , which is pre
paring for the Cedar Kapids tournament :
( Captain , Mlh's Kcholield ; assistant captain ,
Charles Nicholson ; executive committee ,
Thomas llowinan , F. 11. ( juanellii , J. L. Torn-
plcton and M. F. Kohrer.
The ladies of any of the charitable ordain-
zillions of the city , or tny ladies Individually ,
who ilesiro to furnish a room or lied in the
v ' Women's Christian association hospital , are
j requested to moot the committee on Thurs
day at the hospital between 10 and I o'clock.
Tlio committee Is composed of Mrs. T. 1'Helps
nnu .Mrs. uv. . uoss.
The marriage of ( leorno K. Davis aud Miss
Tenmo Kirby took place last ovontnir at the
residence of the bride's parents , U > < ) Graham
avenue , l { v. .1. T. Mackuy ofllciatlntf. After
the ceremony had been performed the bridal
parly went to the Oiden house , where n
sumptuous repast had been prepared. " Mr.
m.d .Mrs. Davis will occupy rooms over Mr.
Davis'drn stole. They have the congialu-
latlons of n hu'KO number of friends.
A lady named Mrs. Baxter arrived in the
IJInfls Sunday morninp in .x penniless condi
tion , she hnviiiK lost her purse , which con
tained about f 17 , on the road between hero
and her homo at Sandwich , 111. She was ac
companied by her tw.i grandchildren , whom
she was taking to their mother In Denver.
She applied to Uov. T. F. Thlckstun for
assistance yesterday morning. Hy the aid of
a number of charitable pooplu a purse was
inado up , and she was sent on to her desti
nation.
No. 1 hose cart met with nn accident ycs-
tcrdoy morning at about s oYlocK whllo the
llrcmen wers out for thi'ir dally nlrlntf. As
they reached the corr.cr of Eighth street and
'Jlifrd avenue the hub of ono of the rear
wheels commenced to weaken , and before the
cart had cone half a block farther the whole
wheel collapsed and the machine was thrown
to the uround. James O'llrien , who was rid-
liiK on the footboard behind , was thrown oil
by ono of the pieces of the wncel striking the
footboard. Ho ploughed up several feet of
. the paving with his shoulder , but was other
wise unhurt. Driver McDonald Jumped off
and lit on his feet , so that there was no harm
done to anybody.
Iloycoll Not ItalNed.
We , the undcrslirncd secretaries of or-
pani/cd labor in Council IJlulTs , do hereby
ngreo and promise ( by order of our organiza
tions ) that wo will publish a notice to the
nboi'lniriucn and public in all the daily papers
In the city when the boycott Is taken oil of
Uoehestcr ready-made clothing , as wo will
receive olllciul notice it the combination
coiues to a settlement with their employes
and allow them the rights of nn American
cltl/cn , the right to belong to a lawful or
ganization.
T. F. CAM.AGIIAN , Secretary L. A. 1,1300 ,
K. of L.
CJr.owiB McPn.vi ; , Secretary L. A. l.COS
K. ofL.
J. C. KiciiAKDo , Secretary H. U. T. U.
D. J. UATIS : , Sccretniy No. UI ) , y. M. A. A.
of A. _
Mrc 1 H Khnriilnn Tniit. Vn " Ilnic > in
of Veterans , will KIVO a dancing party In
( Jrand Army of thn Republic hall .May 11.
I'KHSOX.IL J'.t K.I Cll.l I'lIS.
O. W. Culllson , a prominent attorney of
Harlan , was In the city yesterday.
F. L. Hayden , pastor of tbo Presbyterian
church of Marno , is in the city on a short
visit with relatives.
Colonel K. J. Abbott returned on Sunday
froui Cleveland , O. , where ho went to attend
the funeral ot his mother.
.1. H. Swcot and John Limit of the law firm
Of Mynstor , Limit & Sweet loft yesterday
ifternoon on a business trip to Biuhi , 111.
John Flllius , president of the Baltimore
i mining and milling company , spent Sunday
I In the HluITs. the finest of his sister , Mrs. .1.
11. Cnrso of Third avenue.
The well known artist , J. Louis Wallace ,
president of the Chicago society of artists , Is
in the city , the guest of Dr. C. II. Bower.
Ho has como on to take churuo of the Omaha
college of line arts.
A. C. Dawcs. general passenger agent of
Iho Kansas City , St. Joe & Council HluITs
railway , was in the city yesterday on his way
lo Denver , wliero ho will meet the presiden
tial parly und oseort It to Omaha.
" " " " C. W. Schwartz loaves this evening for
Kansas City , where ho will represent the
Council UlutTs Young Men's Christian asso
ciation at the Intcrnationil conventionwhich
commences tomorrow aril lasts four days.
Mrs. U. II. 1'oilok received a telegram yes
terday that her sister , Mrs. Jarvls , was doing
nt her homo in Hurlineton. Mrs. 1'ollok loft
for that place hist evening. Mrs. Jarvls has
formerly resided in Omaha and In Council
DlufTs , and has many friends and acquain
tances who will bo .saddened at the news.
Vrult farm for sale on reasonable terms ;
xvlthin ono and one-half inllos of the 1' . O. ;
nil In bearing ; Rood buildings ; possession
irlvfii at once. Cull on D. J. llutchiiuou &
L'o. , 017 llroadwuy.
( 'outs ntcht shirts handsomely ombrold-
trod und bilk trimmed , worth f 1'A'i , for Tf > o
Monday eveninp , tl to ' . ' , Boston siore , Coun-
rll lllutts , la.
( louts nlptit shirts handsomely cmbrold-
rred and silk trimmed , worth Jl.i"i , for TSo
Monday evening , i > to ' . , Boston store , Coun
cil HlutTs , la.
_
Ilrs. Woodbury. dentists , ! W Pearl street ,
next to Cirand hotot. Telephone 143. High
work u specialty.
At tin ) 'I In-liter.
flcorco C. Staloy will appear this ovenlui ;
nt the Now llroadway theater In his play
"A Itoyal 1'ass. "
Wilhird Spenser's opera , "Tho I.ittlo Ty
coon. " will bo presented Thursday evening
under the personul direction ot thu author.
U'lino Tiililoof Ilic IjiiUo Miininvii U. U.
Trains will le.ivo llroadway on the oven
hours ; will leave the hike on tno half hours.
The last train will leave the lake atsW. : ;
Mrst train In the mornlui ; loaves the Broaa-
\vay depot at V o'clock.
\TPiilt' pn/Mf pnn\TPti ni tTPi C1
Mi\YS \ rROM COLNCIL BLUH'S ' ,
Landlord Crawl Makes an Unexpected Trip
to Ken nicy.
INDICTED BY THE GRAND JURY THERE.
lie Tolls the Story of n Hml l > tntu
Deal on Which the rhar > > i : In
Uaheil--lllM Wife Iin-
pllt'iited.
A tall , slim min was lu the city aU day
Sunday and moat of the time was In the coin-
puny of Marshal Temploton. That gentle
man introduced him as Mr. John Wilson , a
frtaud of his. It developed yesterday morn
ing that the friendship exlstlnc between Mr.
\Vllson and the city marshal was mostly of a
piofcastonni kind. That fact was brought to
tno surface oy the departure of Wilson and
Mr. Charles F. Crawl , the proprietor of the
Pacific house , for Kearney , which took place
yoHterdny afternoon.
Cr.iwl and his \\lfo. It Is learned , were
both indicted by the Buffalo county grand
jury ut its last session , the indictment hav
ing been returned about a ween ago. Mrs.
Crawl was indicted ut the same time ns her
husband , but she had a certlllcato from n
physician stating that she was too ill to bo
moved and she was left In the Pai'illc houso.
Mr. Crawl stated to n reporter , when asked
nboiit the matter , that the arrest was the
outgrowth of a business transaction which
he had while ho lived In Kearney , Just liefoio
his removal to the Bh.lTs. He sold a lot in
Cottnire nddi'ion to Kearney to ono X.
Woodruff of Poorlit , III. , and the deed to
the property was duly recorded. Several
months before the sale to Woodruff , Mr. Crawl
had a deed In blank to the property signed by
himself ami wife. In some maiu.er , as he ex
plains it , the blank deed was lost and nothing
was ever heard from It till after the sale to
\VooiirjlT , when It turned up in the hands of
a mnn named Feathers , who wanted to put It
on recoid , but found the deed \Vuodrutl al
ready there. Feathers made complaint be
fore the grand jury uiid on the showing ho
made Crawl and his wife were indicted.
Yesterday atternoon. when the fact that
Crnwi had left tbo city In charge of a shoritT
hail become somewhat known , some of tbo
creditors began to feel a little nervous , and
bjgan to ciuno in for their pay. Those who
piescnted their bills before the proprietor
had left the 1'acillc house were paid oil as
fast as they came in , whllo others com
menced suits to collect by attachment.
"
Among the latter were M. "O. Calef , who
commencf-d suit for S-'Kl.'JO , anJ ( ! . H. Mes-
chcndorf , who sued on two claims , aggre
gating KM.
Mall Cor Knit.
On account of leaving town 1 will rent my
hail , together with parlor room , dini'ig ' room ,
kitchen witli stove , city water In thu kitchen.
for ono year or more. It is the most con
venient ball in the city ; all In llrst class
order. Inquire J. F. Peterson , iyt > Broad
way.
Ili-iif thu Orator.
Monday evening at the Masonic temple
Hon. .1. M. Thurston of Omaha will deliver
a Iccturo on " ( jcnoral Grant. " The enter
tain men tlr for the bencllt of the Filth Aveinio
Methodht church , nnu for such a cause and
with such an orator , the house should bo
packed. The tickets are only 25 cents.
For Sale Two hundred tons of nun d
baled hay. Inquire of Ben .Marks.
Thrt Ti\H , Mirmi1. T.n nttr. , , * nt thn I nmifnn.
IIUUIIAI. ' ) ' 1H13 SI AN.
Clerk PtejilienHou's ( linlcw Hatllled liy
the City Council.
The cltv council met last evi-nlng with tbo
mayor and u full board of aldermen present.
After a number of bills had been allowed
and some other routine business transacted a
communication was read from City Clerk A.
J. Stephoason announcing that ho had ap
pointed H. C. Ilublmrd as his deputy. The
nomination was continued.
A communication was read by the mayor
from Mayor 11. C. dishing of Omaha , Invit
ing the city council to bo present at the re
ception to bo tendcrnd President Harrison on
the lltth. Sotuo ono suggested that perbai s
the president might visit the Bluffs , and if
so it wouldn't look well for the council to be
away from home. The mayor said that if
the council went over in u body there was
no reason why they shouldn't pick the prcs-
idiiilupand bring him lo this side of the
river by means of force. This idi a was pop
ular and the invitation was accepted unan
imously.
The special committee unpointed to con
sider the advisability of erecting an addition
to the city building reported adversely to the
proposition. The report was concurred in ,
Alderman Casper voting no.
An ordinance providing for sidewalks on
Pearl , Harrison , * Fourth , Eleventh and
North Eiithlh streets was passed.
A number of petitions were referred.
The street commissioner was authorized to
build culverts on Benton , Bennet and First
streets , North Eighth street and Seventh
avenuo.
me commmeo on sirects ami aucys WAS
instructed to purchase 3,000 feet of drain
tiling and thirty barrels of tar of the Council
Bluffs gas and electric light company.
The chairman of the committee on water
was instructed to have the drinking fountains
In the various parts cf the city repaired and
set running as .soon as possible.
The lllllng of Seventh street , which was
stopped last year by Injunction , was ordered
proceeded with , tbo objections of the prop
erty owners having been done away with.
The chairmen of the llro and police com
mittees were allowed $150 and $ . " > 0 respec
tively.
The water committee was Instructed to
look up the question of putting in a new sot
of drinking fountains aud to report at the
next meeting. '
Me brllllantoo'is ' In alt the latest shades for
2 < , lo Monday evening , 0 to 0 , Boston store ,
Council Hlults , la.
Lace curtains cleaned from 50c to f 1.25 per
pair , ut Twin City dye works.
lOc outing flannel for no at the Boston
store , Council Bluffs , 0 to 'J ' , Monday even-
Try Duquette .t Co.'s Pomona fruit Juleo
tablets. Tuoy are delicious.
Furniture , carpets , refrigerators , baby car
riages , stoves , crockery , and nil house fur
nishing goods , c.ish or on easy payments , at
Mandcl Klein's.
Smith In Trouble.
Mrs. I. Smith was arrested yesterday af
ternoon on a charge of assault with intent to
commit murder. The charge was placed
against her by a neighbor of hers. Mrs.
Josonh Wuhlmami. All the parties live on
avenue li , near Thirty-second street. Ac
cording to Mrs. Smith's story , Mrs. Waul-
mann set her dog on Mrs. Smith's chickens
last Saturday evening. Mrs. Smith rushed
to the defence of bur feathered nets and tired
a load o ( buckshot in the direction of tbo
pur > uer , being careful not to bit , hr.i. Mrs.
Smith claims that she had no intention of
hurting anyone , and that Mrs. Wuhlmann
was standing In such a place that blio could
not poibibly have been hit.
Miirted I'-r lliiine.
Deputy Sheriff Boyer 01 M Trill , Wh. ,
whoso disappearance and the coi.sequcnt
anxiety of the police olllctrs were not iced in
yesterday's BKI : , turned up yesterday morn
ing safe and sound. He could not , or would
Whpu Hiih-f war lck , we gare her C&itorfo ,
Horn showni a C1U1J , ihacrleU forC/utorU ,
When the became MUa , the clung to CoMorta ,
PCfcM ii liftj CUildrcu , iho t vc them C&sloril.
not. say anything nhcut his whereabouts dur
ing the tirovlout night , but loft tl o anxious
Inquirer * In n state of uncertainty that was
very refreshing. McCleilan , Sivorlna and
their chnpcrono left the city yesterday morn
ing. The ofllccr had secured a tlo pass over
the Milwaukee to tnelr drsituation , and as
the trio disappeared over ' .he hill Just beyond
the city limits , the deputy sheriff currying
the valises of the party strung on n stick
over his shoulder In troubadour style , they
made quite a picture.
Iteinovat.
Sackctt .t Preston , dealer * In coal , wood
and Hour , have removed from 8'J Pearl street
toiV.'s Broauway.
The hotel opens at Lake Manawa May 'Jl
with a big blowout.
nOo brllllantcens In all the latest shades for
2Pc Monday evening , 0 to I' ' , Boston store ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Sunday May 3 trains will leave Broadway
for Manawa every thirty minutes.
A NAHUOW KSCAIM3.
Miss I Ova Nnsnn llns nn ITii ] > Ion aiit
lOxporli'iiuevltli an ICIovntor ,
A serious and perhaps fatal accident was
narrowly averted yesterday afternoon In the
Sapp block. Miss Evn Nason of the K. O.
Dun & Co. clerical force was tbo heroine and
she had just close enough n view of the peaily
gates to make her thankful that she is still
hero.
John Tlnloy was running the elevator In
the absence of tbo porter. Ho had stopped
at the second floor In order to let Miss Nason
get on board. Being a green baud at tbo
business ho started the machine up again
before he intended to and before Miss Nason
had gotten quite iushie the door. The eleva
tor commenced to clovnto and Miss Nason
stood balanced in the doorway , unable for a
moment to get either In our out.
Looking up , tbo young lady saw a few
Inches above her head , the Iron bar that
forms tbo top of the doorway. By an almost
KMiinrbnmnn ntTnrt shn thrnu * hnrsnlf tvipk-
wards and landed on the tloorof the building ,
four feet below.
There were several men In the elevator nt
the time , but they were all apparently par
alyzed at the presence of the danger and
even Tlnley , who was at the elevator , could
not get the machine stopped.
Summer 'Millinery Display ,
Misses Sprink it Kagsdalo will Rive n sum
mer millinery display at t'ao Council Bluffs
millinery parlors , iJ'J ! ) Broadway , on Thurs
day. Friday and Saturday of this week. The
ladles of this city and vicinity will llr.d this
nn excellent opportunity to see a line display
of stylish millinery.
Trees , all kinds , guaranteed to crow , prices
cheap , at Mairs' , Broadw.iy , opposite postof-
lice.
Mair has all sorts of fruit , shade and orna
mental trees , Broadway , opposite postofllce.
When about to build don't fail to set prices
on lumber of The Judd it Wells Co. , 613
Broadway. Telephone 237.
Notice to Dirt Hauler * .
Bids will bo received at the W. C. A. hos
pital on Monday , May 4 , between . " > and 7 p.
m. , for filling the yard. Not less than 1,000
loads of dirt will bo required.
2."c colored Ratcens for 12'jo at the Boston
store Council Bluffs , C to 0 Mond.iv evening.
A Mm-li Married Man Ml tinir.
Mrs. Williamson called at tbo superior
court room yesterday morning looking after
n man whom she claimed as her husband.
She stilted that her husband had been miss
ing for the past week and that she was be
ginning to think that ho had deserted her.
bho had found that ho bad been married
twice b-foro ho had become acquainted with
her , and that ho had boon divorced from ono
of his wives and had loft the other. She said
tnnt ho had boon selling nominy in Council
Bluffs for some time p.ist.
After May 21 Lake Manawa trains will run
every thirty minutes in the afternoon aud
every hour in the forenoon , up to 11:30. :
Ice ! loc ! Ice ! ! !
If you want it pure and n
And at a reasonable pr
Follow no new dev Ice.
But send to us in a tr
At our off
Mulhollnud &Co. , No. 4 Pearlst. , Tol. 1C' ) .
Seed oats , corn , mlllot and seed potatoes ,
garden seeds of all kinds , at II. L. Carman's ,
MX ) Main aud 501 Pearl streets.
Hill GOCN Up.
John Hill was brought before Justice Ham
mer yesterday for a hearing on the charges
of having in bis possession a set of burglar's
tools and trying to break into a safe. He
waived examination on tbo latter charge and
was bound over to the grand Jury , his bond
being fixed at $ .100. Ho was tried on the
llrst charge and was found guilty. Ho was
sentenced to thirty days In the county jail.
lOc outing flannel for ! ic at the Boston
store , Council Bluffs , 0 to 0 , Monday even
ing.
Gent's heavy seamless cotton socks worth
lOc a pair , for fie Monday evening ! ! to 'J. Bos-
Dry storage at low rates , stoves and house
hold goods. J. U. Snyder , Pearl street.
Snugart & Co. carry largest stock of bulk
lleld , garden and flower seocis In the west
Catalogue and rumples by mall.
V. SI. C. A. Kiiteitalnmciit.
The Young Men's Christian association
will give a eyinnastic exhibition this evening
In Masonic temple , beginning at S o'clock.
Admission will uo 25 cents.
Don't Fcol Well ,
And yrt you ore not sick enough to consult a
doctor , or you refrain from s > o doing for fear
you will alarm yourself and friends wo will
tell you just what you need. It Is Hood's
Sarsaparilla , which will lift you out of that
uncertain , uncomfortable , dangerous condi
tion , into a state of good health , conlldonco
and cheerfulness. You've no Idea how potent
this peculiar medicine is in cases like yours.
HOUND TO 1IAVI3 IT.
South Sillers Will Get the .Motor on
Thirteenth Street.
The South Thirteenth street property own
ers are camping on the trail of the street rail
way company. Another meeting was held
last evening nt HascalPs hall and about two
score of interested property owners were
present.
Isaac Hascall occupied the chair. As a
member of the committee appointed to wait
on the South Omaha authorities ho said that
ho had been down there and learned that
Armour and others were wonting to have the
motor line extended to that city. They would
furnish some money.
The county surveyor has surveyed a line to
the boundary of Sarpy county , and the city
engineer of South Omahi : would agree to it ,
and the authorities of that place would co-
oporato. If tlioy couldn't got n waiver they
would put on appraisers.
The site of tbo new Fort Crook can bo
reached , and this was Important , as the new
post will bo permanent and moro important
than the present one.
Mr. Michael Donovan , as chairman of the
committee appointed to wait upon the street
railway company , said ho had scon Mr. Mur
phy and that geutiem in said that tbo com
pany had ciimmencid preparations to build to
the south city limits and South Omaha , via
Thirteenth street , and Intended to have It in
operation by Aug 1st.
Mr. Brennan bad waited upon Mr Al
briiibt and said ttio Metropolitan directors
would hold a meeting soon.
Mr. Donovan thought a ti.irk commissioner
ought to bo appointed from the soutn side ,
and Hon. James C. Brennan was unani
mously selected to bo recommended for that
position with the ratlllcation of the solid
south side.
A petition was introduced asking the street
railway company for bolter Sunday service
on tbo south sldo linos. It was rather
against the chairman's religious scruples ,
but ho finally put it and it v-cnt witn a
whoop aud the meeting adjourned for two
weeks ,
DoWltt's Little Karly Risers , bast little
pills for drspopsia , sour stomach bad breath.
WUlPPTIMltn I MVP I n PI ITH
I'ORESTLRS ' LII-ILE GAML
He Made Trouble for Godar Rapids Ladus
and Skipped ,
IOWA INDEPENDENTS GET ACTION ,
They Hnvo Culled 11 Convention t'oi ;
June : i-KlyiiiK SJpntil Observer
Otlii'r Io\vu NCMH
Items * .
Cr.tuu llAi'in ? . la. , May 4. ( Special Tel-
epram to TUB HUB. ] Several weeks ago
two younp ladio were ejected from a ball
room at the Instance of Castle Forester , a
lintnlinitvlm v cmitltInrntml ) inii A foiv-
days later the ladles bop.iti receiving scur
rilous letters through the mails. A weo'.j
ago Forester was arrested and lined for for
cibly entering the room of n lady. The lady
was about to bring suit for damages , bow-
ever , and Forester , getting wind of it , sold
bis business and skipped.
It Is now known that Forester was the
author of the anonymous letters. The ex
posure has created quite a sensation.
It Is also learned that Forester aud his
brother catno hero from Wyoiulnir , ft nil
that an oflleer from Wyoming
catno to Cedar HapliU shortly
after they arrived here , In search of
n couple ofic.irlo.ids of ponies which had
boon stolen from parties there. Ho bad
pretty ( rood evidence tbut the Foresters were
the thieves , and it was proven that they had
brought with them a car load of ponies , ln > t
when the ofllccr arrived upon the scene they
had all been sold and ho was unable to 11 ml
one of them.
Tbo brothers loft n number of creditors
here.
Called mi Independent Coin-cut Ion.
DKS MOIST. " , la. , May 4. ( Special Tele
gram to Tin : Uii.J : : A call , signed by
about sixty leaders of the fiirmerV alliance
and ether Industrial organizations of Iowa ,
was issued today for a people's independent
state convention to bo ueld In DCS
Moincs Juno ! t , for the purpose ,
as stated In the call , "of adopting n
platform of principles upon which all patriotic.
citizens of the state can unite and nominate n
state tickoi to bo voted for at the ensuing
election. Kaeh county being entitled to ten
delegates , to bo selected by a county conven
tion In which members of all industrial or
ganizations and other individuals who favor
independent political action In Iowa this
year , shall be entitled to participate. "
Flying HiKiial Observer.
Dr.s MniNi : > if In. , May -I. [ Special Tele
gram toTnn Bie. : | D. L. Crosby , assistant
observer in tbo United States signal otllco In
DCS Molues , loft lust night for Chicago , and
vill probably bo arrested there as a deserter
'rom the United States army , being a rogu-
arly enlisted private in the service and hav-
ng left his post without permission. A num
ber of creditors mourn.
Mission of a Dentist.
Mi-sorm VAI.I.EV , la. , May 4. [ Special
Telegram to Tin : Bii : : . | Horace Warren ,
DD. S. , of this city left for Sioux City to-
light to attend as n delegate to the Iowa
State Uentul society , which convenes in that
city this week. Ills special mission will bo
to demonstrate to that body the obtundlng of
sensitive teeth with the chloride of methyl
spray.
Holibed the Captain.
Urm.iNOTo.v , la. , May 4. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BKI : . ] Captain Tom Hill , a
wealthy retired steamboat captain , well
known all up and down the Mississippi river ,
who lives \Varsaw. . III. , was waylaid and
robbed of several hundred dollars while
driving wilb his wlfo from KooknU to War
saw this afternoon.
Sioux Clty'H I'ri'dlcainrnt.
Sioux CITY , la. , May 4. iSpeclal Tele
gram to Tin : Bnc. I It Is discovered that
Sioux City is paying 1 ! ) per con' , interest on
its own deposits. The city treasurer receives
5 per cent. Tbo amount now in bank is
nearly S'St.UOO , aud many months It is
larger. This arrangement has been In lorco
for three years.
AVhero Minerx Ar Happy.
Four Doixu : , la. , May 4. ( Special Tele
gram to Tin : Br.u.J All the coal miners in
this vicinity have signed contracts to work
during the summer at the usual rate of S5
cents per ton. Very little day work Is done
around hero and the eight hour movement
cuts no figure at all.
Kcinarkatilu Swimming Kent.
MONTIIOSK , In. , May 4. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Btn. : I A. F. Hermann of Chicago
swam the Mississippi river at this point from
Nauvoo , 111. , to this city at noon yesterday on
a wager In thirty-seven minutes. Tbo dis
tance of the course taken Is three and ono-
half miles , and is considered a remarkable
feat.
Ilect SIIKIII * Factory.
MAII IIALI.TOWX , la. , May 4. The beet
sugar companies of California , operating with
eastern capital , have completed negotiations
for the Immediate erection of ono of the
Inrgo beet sugar plants in the west , capital
? , V > ( ) , OUO. The daily product will bo forty
tons. This is the llrst beet sugar plant in
Iowa. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Km ! of a Family Kami.
O4K.ti.oosi , la. , May 4. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BIK.J William West , a young coal
miner , attempted to kill his wife yesterday
morning aim then committed suicide. The
womnn'wns wounded In the shoulder. The
couple had ( juarreled a few aays before.
Gathering of the
Sioux CITV , la. , May 4. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BEI.JTho : Iowa State Dt > ntnl
association and the State Plumbers' associa
tion meet hero to.norrow.
Sharp Frost lu Iowa.
Booxn , lu. , May 4. A sharp frost this
morning did some damage to fruit In this
section.
MAY 1HIOVI3 FAIAL.
10(1 Tankard , a M.tohiniHt. Itcucivcs
Serious Injuries ,
Ed Tankard mot with what will probably
prove a fatal accident.'yijstcrday afternoon.
The Injured man Is a machinist employed at
the Minneapolis & St. ljaul railway shops.
After ( juttting worn'last evening at ft : : ! 0
o'clonk ho jumped upott the rear end of u St.
1'uul , Minneapolis & Omaha Incoming tram
to ride to Nicholas stroej. ,
When the train passed Nicholas strool
Tankard jumped off .Und fell. As ho
fell his head struck a freight car
standing on an adjoining track. Sev
eral of the swlU'hmon employed
at the crossing saw tbo/man jump and saw
him fall. Thov immediately ran to his
assistance. Tankard was unconscious and
bleeding badly , his fiu'o had several deep
cuts In it and the skin Was scraped entirely
off from the loft side. The patrol wagon was
called and the injured man taken to St.
Joseph's hospital.
lr. ) 1'oabody dressed the woundsnnd stated
' I'osltlvely cured byl
these Little I'ills.
CARTER'S
Tliev alfo relieve Dla-f
tress from Dyspepsia , In-f
ITTLE dlgx'Stlon and Too Hearty |
Katluff. A perfect
edy for Dliztaess , Nausea , |
DrowEliicss , Had Taste j
lu the Mouth. Coated P
Tongue , Tain In the Slilo.t
TOUPJI ) UVKJl. Theyl
resulato tbo Dowels. Purely Vegetable.
SUALLPILL SMALL DOSE , SMALL PRICED
CAPTURING THE TOWN
WITH
Custom-Made Clothing
Wide nwnkc methods and low prices , nlwnys npprlclntod bj , the public slnoo Iho
MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS
Offered the people of Oivmhn city and vicinity the opportunity of buying fine clistoni mndo clothing at
hc\irits original vnlue. The wealthy mnn as well ns he who toils hard fbi * his dollnrs , linvo como
to us. They come to us because although our clothing is the finest in the land , our prices are always
the lowest.
THAT SAVE
- ' - PRIOR---r LIST. - >
SUITS. OVERCOATS PANTS.
W fu Merchant Tailor made at.
: o 00 Men-hunt Tallur nuidi ) ut. I2'i CO MorchnntTiiilnriiKido nt 11.1 CO t 0 00 Merchant Tailor ma Jo at 130)
! CV 10 Mereliaiit Tailor made at ill IX ) Men-haul Tullnr made at lfW > 6 to Vcrchant Tailor made at 40 }
40 W ) Mi'iehant Tallur made at 40 (0 ( Merchant Tailor iiiude at U " ! > 10 00 Merchant Pallor madu nt S 06
45 (0 ( Mclobalit Tailor tni.dn at. IS W Mi < roll hut Tailor made at .M 0)
.Mi (10 ( Mrrcliiint IVIIor made at. ' rj oo Merchant Tailor made at 03)
M CO Merchant Tallur inndi-at 2. CO
( jo (10 ( Meichiint Tailor miulo at.
15 ( x < Merchant T.illor made at T J )
* , ' . '
U < Oil Mi'ti'hiint Tailor made at 10 i Merchant Pallor made it 000
' 5 00 Merchant Tailor inailo ut. 70 CO Men-hunt Tailor tnuuo at ; w OJ 13 00 .Mcicluint Tailor mido : at 8 SJ
A perfect lit warranted , mid all goods sold on their merits. A jrunrnntee in every case just ns represented , ut the
ORIGINAL MISFIT CLOTHING PARLORS ,
1309 Farnam Street. Omaha , Neb. 1309.
that Tankard had suffered a fracture of the
skull besides the cuts HIM' bruises about the
head , face and shoulder Tli3 ma , 's ban s
were badly skinned and the right wrist
sprained. At 10 o'clock last night the doctor
stated that his patient wrs resting easier ,
but that the chances for recovery were very
slim.
slim.Tho
The accident demonstrated the Immediate
need of an ambulance , as the patrol wagon
docs not even carry bandages to temporarily
bind up wounds. The injured man is single
and boards at the corner of Sevontocntti and
Nicholas. It could not be learned last night
whether ho bad any relatives in the city or
not.
Dr. LJirney cures catarrh. Boo
There is something very refreshing about
"Tho Mttlo Tycoon , " something that always
seems now and original , that no matter bow-
many tunes you may have heard the opera
you still listen to It and enjoy It almost as
much us you did on its tlrst production. It
seems to grow In beauty with the years , and
although it began its fourth engagement in
Omaha last evening at the Boyd , the
audience seemingly enjoyed Its tuneful melo
dies qulto us mucti'as when the songs were
very new.
Now and then something in the second act
of "Tho Tycoon1' will suggest "Tho Mikado , "
yet the two operas have litilo in common , ex
cept in their elaborate costuming , and in this
"Ttie Tycoon" far surpasses Gilbert & Sulli
van's composition.
Thn music of the two opcr.xs is vcrv differ
ent , the motif as widely separated as the
poles.
Gilbert .t Sullivan had a bubble to prick
when "Tho Mikado" was given its premiere ,
a fad to satirize , but on the other hand
Mr. Spenser , the author of "Tho Tycoon , "
conceived the Japanese situation as u means
to unite two lovers whoso love making is
frowned upon by General Knickerbocker , the
father of Violet.
In "Tho Tycoon" wo are not required to
enter the dominions of that potentate , but
on the contrary have the scene onai-tod at
Newport , the summer homo of the Knicker
becker , ho of the "redwhite and bluojulood. "
A largo audienc.0 gave enthusiasm to Iho
players last eveninp and per consequence the
opura made , what It deserved , n signal suc
cess. As a whole the comuany is very much
stronger than wo have yet seen la the opera ,
and the ensemble perfect.
Miss Tollula Kvans , who sings the part of
Violet , has a beautiful soprano , which shows
the most careful cultivation , and she uses It
with the skill of the ar'isto. There is no
claptrap in her method , no striving after
effect to the detriment of thojnelody , but
throughout she shows u thorough apprecia
tion of the character that Is extremely
pleasing. Her middle voice Is particularly
sweet and limpid , just suited for the rendi
tion of "Lovo Comes Like a Summer Sigh , "
which seems to have been born again stnco
her assumption of Violet.
An excellent foil to the modest and retiring
Violet Is tbo Dolly Dimple of Miss .lennlo
Goldthowaito , who brings to the part a vi
vacity and a freshness that Is delicious. Wo
have never scon the part so excellent
ly played. In addition to being ono
of the beauties of the comic
opera stage Miss Goldthowaito is an Ideal
sotibrotte , full of chic , ana an actress from
the tips of her toes to the ends of her curly
dark hair. She 'is an acquisition , and the
wonder of it is that the west has not seen
her before.
Miss Alice Hosmor makes n pleasing Miss
Hurricane. A capable singer who conscien
tiously sacrilices herself for the part is a
rarity in those lin do seiclo days , yet Miss
Hosmcr docs that and seems to enjoy it too.
Will Mandovillo as Knickerbocker is very
acceptable , yet ono cannot help but recall K.
10. Graham in the part , and this is by no
means n reflection on the gentleman who
now plays the rolo. Mr. Mandovillo makes
the ctiaractcr u bit moro dlgnilled than did
"
his predecessor and sings "it well , but his
forte Is not the topical song , espc cially the
song of the "I Bcllovo U" order. The humor
is not brought out there seems to bo some
thing lacking.
Alvin Barry Is played by Gcorgo Lydlng
quite pleasingly. He has a pretty tenor voice
of limited compass , exquisitely tuned for
ballad singing , yet ho has magnetism and
that goes a long way. Arthur Pacio is very
commendable as Kufus , whila everything has
been said of Joseph Mealey's Teddy that
could bo said. When a man plays the same
character for six years it may bo a pleasure
to him to sco that his numo Is omitted from
the review of the performance.
The stage settings were Inindsomo and the
performance was one continued success from
"post to llnlsb. " Sumo pcrlormanco tonight.
Holler's barb wlro liniment has met with
extraordinary favor , and cases pronounced
incurable nave been treated with success.
Kvery farmer should keep a bottle of this
justly celebrated remedy ; ready for Instant
use.
Held With .ut Hall.
Lonsviu.K , Ky. , May 4. At ICllzabothtown
this morning Charles Moore was heht with
out bond for the murder of William Showers
last week.
Joliann Hoff's ' Mali Extract
has womlurful Tonic ittul Nutri
tive properties Unit Imvo inudo
it so popular. Quito tmturrlly ,
imitations Imvo como into the
innrkot , ncuitiht which the pub-
lie should bo warned. Hco Unit
" .loluuui IIolI's" bitftmturo is on
the neck of the botilu. Eisner
A Mondelson Co. , solo agents , 0 Barclay
Street , NVw York.
To Bee-Keepers
I carry a full line ot Uoukoopors' sup
plies , including comb foundation , lion-
u.v knives , Htnokor.s , sections and a t
supplies for the apiary. M. S. UOOl *
o'JU h. Broadway , Council HiulTs , lowal
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
orriCH , mllroadnay , Council lllultK , la.
COUNCIL I3LUFFS
Medical and Surgical Institute.
IWS. HEI.UNGKHH , I'KOI'8.
Chronic discuses of all kinds und deform
ities MM'oliUties. No * . 'Mil und " ( ? ) llroudwuy ,
Council HlutTu , la.
HENRY H. VAN BRUNT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
IN
Billies , Carriages , Spi'iiif ' IVap , Calls , Road Mps ,
HARNELSS , RTO. ,
Gives Better Vnlue for money than nny house on Missouri River. ?
u
I
Hamilton Grade Vehicles , Columbia Carriage Co.'s Buggies ,
Surries and Phietons , Bonanza Buggies and Phrctons , Spring
Wagons , all styles , Michigan and Van Brunt Road Wagons , Cartd
and Harness in great variety. Correspondence solicited and cata
logue and prices on application.
TWIN CITY STEAM DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Sclioedsack , Proprietor , Offices 621 Broadway , Council
Bluffs and 1C21 Farnam St. , Omaha. Dye , clean and refinish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or at the
Works , Cor. Ave. A and 26th St. Council Blulfs. Send for price list.
Merchants who have hhop-worn or soiled fabrics of nny clitiraetor can huvo
thorn roilyod and finished cqiml to now
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OllAluOVANT and psychometric , or char
acter readings ; also diagnosis of disease.
Pcnil lock of hair for readings by letter. Sun
days and evenings. Mrs. 1C. Hooper. 14'"J Avo-
niiu K , near coiner nth st. , Council Hlntls ,
ANTKD-GIrl to do erncrul housoworlt
W Mrs. I ) . \V. Archer , W5 Second ave.
V\7 ANTKD Two pirls for housework.
i i UooiicrA Mcii-e. Hi Main street.
SALE l-'or Kent Wanted If you want
FOK buy , sell or runt anything In the real
estate line don't do It until you Imvo .seen our
largo list of bargains. Swan .t N alki'r. No. 111 !
Main and Mil I'ourl streets Counoll lllillls ,
OK KENT House , lO'JStntsman Ht.s tlU per
month. Inquire of ( . 'ooper ft McClee.
SALE or Trade-A flno imported
Clydesdulp stallion. Uull on 1) . J. HutchInson -
Inson .t Co. . (117 ( llroiidway.
flno resldimeo property for rent by
SOME .t Hi-ss , III ) Pearl sti'ii't
SALE Hotel centrally louatcd , doing
POK buslni'ss. Or will exchange for good
lurin \M'siorn iuwa ,
Hotel lease , furniture and ll.xturpss an A
No. 1 elinnco to st p Into a l-'ood puyuiK busi
ness lU-ii&ons for sulllnj : , oilier business ro-
x all owner's attention.
llnrKiitiistn resldi-ncu and business prop
rty. H. P. onic-cr , real estuto an I insurance
agent . No. 1 N. Main St. . Conner. HIiilTs.
AUDKNH Some choice garden bind ni'ar
Ci Council IllulTH for sulu on i-usy terms. IIHO |
vineyards and a largo llbt of Iowa farms.
Johnston & Van 1'atti'ii.
IfHl'IT farm for sale or trade : well Incntoil
und all In hearing ; goo'l housu and barn.
Will tuko some good city property , ami goo't
tliniiglvui. on balance. Call on or address l > .
J. lliitchliison Co. . fil" Broadway.
. . . . IlKSf-Tho"MoM"aiion lili > i'krir story
brick , with basement und oluvulor. J.W
Squire , ! OI I'eiirl street
. or Kent arden laql : , tilth
FOHS.VLE J ltia - "J' M la it. , OauaaU.
Bluffi
Electric Trussas ,
Belts , Chest Protectors , Etc.
AGENTS WANTED. DK , C , I ! , JUDD.
006 Broudvmy , Council Bluffd , la
TKLil'Jl'HONKS.
OFFICE , 97 , KIMIUE.N03
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Of Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . 8150,000 ,
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
I. A. Mlllnr , V. O Olu-isin : , K. U
Ehinjnrt. B. K. HarUJ. I ) . Edinun.lsoti , Uliarloi
It. Hannan Transit Retior.il nankin ; Innt-
nei . l/irost : capital and surplus ot any
bsnkln Southwestern
INTERESTON TIM DEPOSITS ,
THE ! QRAND ,
Council Bluffs , In.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Open.
Craghi & Co. , Proprietors.
8r 'Hindcrc. Attorneys at law , I'rao-
a oilllllllUb ncu i , , , „ „ HUIO 11I1J (
fo'lnral courts. Itmins II , 4 and S tihugurl
lleno block. Council HiufTs. la.
HI PlnillnPrS Attorney at J.uw. No. 18
, J , lUUiniJiioi pourl Htruet , oviir Hush-
noil's store. Ti'lepliono No. ' 'VI. Hiislnesi
hums , it u. m. toU p. m. Council Illulls , lu
.Tl. II. CH.l.1inKHlIX , .11. It.
} ' .jf , Kar , N'li Tltrunt
Council HlutTn , - - Ii
Cnri ) uyei , cros § cyu ,
painful anil wtnk vuit.n
t'ltniclm , ilrnfnt-iB , flli.
chart. * ! * from llto inr * ai
tarrli. li.iy fcvi-r. nmiim.i
nnfl nil nculu nn > l fhrunio
BITi'i'lliini uf tlii ) tlir nit u
cpoc'lully. Ulan l-vm fit-
li-il wuiiuiilpalii < > | .IH U < accurately prcicrlbCft In
illlllciiltriKO * . uficn fMirliiK I'lirnnlo nuiiruUU ami
tick lu-n < 1irliu. : Hnrulnil oii | < ritllim > . wni-n nocuj.
nry , | mlnl < sly pvrforinuil , nmuruu < > < t ri' illti
Olllce. Hliutrurl-llunu Muck , rounil. Cuiincll IHuHi , la.
KF 1 C 1 R p U S E Y ,
BANKERS.
forner Main am Hrovlw.tjr ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Dealer ) In forjlxn an 1 do naitia xalrin * *
Oolluclliiu luudu mid uiiaruil paid ou ll.ua
UcuotlU
_
Gas Heating Stoves.
No ASIIH : : ! No SMUKK ,
Just the thlnt ; for hath rooms , lied rooms , oto.
Cull and heu our nir u assortment.
C. Q. Gns nnd Electric Light Co.
211 l' arl and 210 Main HtrcoU