THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : SATUltD. JULY 18 , 1891-TWELVE PAGES.
THE OMAHA BEE ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
OFFICE : NO. 12 PKAUL STKEET.
* rcllvcn-d by Cnrrlcr In nny part of the City.
> II.V. . TlfYTON - - - MANAOKU.
TKLKPHONESi
flusinoss onico , NO.in. .
Nlyht Editor. N'o. 1.
MIXUH .JIJiT.V
N. Y. P. Co.
Council muffs Lumber Co. , coal.
Craft's chattel loans , S04 Sapp block.
If jrm want water In your yard or house
po to Bixby's , ! ! < Merrlam block.
Thr > Models will go to Otmitm tomorrow to
piny n game with n picked nlnn Irom thatclty
for the hcniillt of linker and Traflloy of tlio
defunct Omaha team.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give n bean
nuction at CJrand Army of the Republic hall
Monday evening. July 'JO. Kuppor 3 conls.
Currency furnlsfipil lo the bidders.
Marriage licenses \vcrc issued yesterday to
.T. P Skotchlpy nnd Siullo Kraft , both of
Pottawattamlo county , and to N' . C. Thomp
son and Martha Bcngton , both of this city.
.ludire Mfoo ! will bold iv session of the super
ior court , this morning for thu tmrnoio of ren
dering some decisions on u lot of motions that
have boon accumulating during iho lust
term.
The dog catcher was sent out on bis errand
Of nu rvv yesterday and n do/en stray twtlncs
were gathered Into the pound. They ill he
drowned in a day or two In case no ono
claims them.
For the amusement of the public. II. A.
linird will llru all that remains of his Fourth
of .Inly stock of iltowoilts this evening at
Fairmount park. H will make it brilliant
pjrotcchnto display , frco for the multitude.
A lot of choice photographs h.ivo boon
tnuon nt Miitmw.l and in tbo vicinity and are
being posted up in hotels and business
bouses In various parts of the state for tbo
purpose of booming tbo lake hs n summer re
sort
Joe Wilson was arrested bv Marshal
Tf-inpletop last evening while engaged in n
llcht on Lower liroadway. Me was slated
w fh disturbing the po.tco. Ho gave n bond
Tor his appearance In police court this
inori nr.
Frank V. nndollot and Will L. Murphy
have accepted offers from Prot. Phlnnoy of
the Iowa , stale li.uul to go with the band on
Us concert tour during the summer. Thov
will start' out immediately alter thu close of
the Chautauqua nnd will travel until fall.
The Kpoonor comedy Company is plnylnir lo
good houses this week nt tiio Broadway
thetor. ; It Is a .strong company , and that
popular fact , together with the popular
nriccs , have broutrht out large crowds. They
will play "Littlo Lord Fuuntlero } " nt the
imitineo this afternoon nnd ' 'Uncle Joan
\Vhiteomb" Ibis ovcnlntr.
Conrad Geiso has commenced work on a
large elevator on his property on Knst Broad
way A part of the old brewery has been
torn down , and iho erection of the elevator
will ho commenced at once. It will bo 1 0xil. >
feet in dimensions , and .sixty feet high , with
a capacity of li0OJ ! ( ) bushels. The cost of
the structure when completed will bo about
fTi.OOi ) . Mr. ( ii'ise will also mnko extensive
improvements on bis malthou.se.
Sam Ford has been arrested on a churzo of
keeping intoxicating liquors with intent to
sell them , contrary to the statutes1 The ar
rest was made tiv Donuty Marshal Fowler on
n Mate Information. After the aire.st the
saloon near tbo corner of Broadway and
Bryant streets was raided nnd tbo contents ,
which , it is alleged , are Ford's property ,
were confiscated. Among the liquor were
found four barrels of choice whisky , valued
at $ | , ! iO ( > . Ford docs not dany the ownership
of the liquors , hut claims he does not have to
p.iv a monthly lino.
Since a systematic effort was coaimonced ,
Tour months ago , to secure additions to the
membership roll of the Young Men's Chris
tian association ninety new members have
been secured , milking the lotal membership
nt present 'ITS. Of these who have joined in
tlio last two months , only 10 per cent are
active members. Tlioro is talk union ? the
members of electing an association building.
Ottumwa has Just completed a 10,000 struc
ture , and that fact is urged bv the friends of
the project as a reason why Council BlulTs
should join the procession.
An answer was filed yesterday afternoon
In district court in the case of Bennett O.
Tabor against Mrs. Louisa Bock , which was
commenced some time ago for the purnoso of
suttiiiL" aside a deed to some property that
had been deeded by Mrs. Tnbor , years ago ,
to Mrs. Bock. In the answer It'is alleged
that Tabor , who claims a dower interest in
the property from the fact , that the deed was
executed by his wife without his signing
with her , vas a fugitive from jiistico at the
time , ho having neon indicted for the crime
of murder , and having left the country in
order to avoid being tried. U is also
, charged that Tuber know of the Milo of the
property , and bo even directed bis wife to
make it , in order that shu might join him in
Texas where ho was In hiding. A similar
answer was placed on file In the case of Ben
nett O. Tabor against Fred Lcutzingor , in
which the allegations nro the same.
Hood's Sarsap'irilla has the largest sale of
nny medicine before the puolic. Any honest
druggist will confirm this statement.
r Picnic at Manhattan beach. Hound trip
tickets from Omaha InclntMnir boat , tide. fiOe ,
on sale at news stands at Millard and .Mur
ray hotels.
J'XHSOXA L VA It A It. I rfH.
Hon. M. F. IJohrer returned Thursday
night from a trip to Colorado.
T. L. Uohinson of Matyvillo , Mo. , Is in the
city , the guest of his cousins , CJ. A. and W.
II. Uobinson.
Miss Anna Oborholt/or has returned from
a \ isit to her sister , Mrs. John I1. Davis , at
LaCrosse , Wls.
Mr. and Mrs. D. t ! . Morgan have started
for Leauvlllo , Denver and other western
cities , whore they will spend several weeks.
Mrs. Catherine Fenron of Illinois has gone
Into partnership with Miss Helen Sprink in
the millinery business , taklair the place of
Miss lingsdulo.
Al Parkinson loaves loday for Fremont ,
Nob. , for a visit of u few days. Ho will then
go In San Marcus , Calu. . where ho will on-
gngo In business with his father.
Callgraph opt-rators are taking the highest
averages in civil servlco examinations.
Miss KHa IJagsdalo bus severed her con
nection with Miss Sprink , and will open
millinery parlors of her own about the 1st of
beiitemher.
K TrnvolliiK A oil's Dny.
Today will bo a grcal day at Chiuitnuqua.
The iruvellng men will ho enterlalnud all
day , and n largo number of knights of the
grip from Council Bluffs anil Omaha will bo
present. In addllion to these , word has been
received announcing Unit many delegations
from oulsldo lowns will bo on hand. The
programmi ) has been especially arranged
with a view to providing a trout for the tray-
eling men. Tills afternoon there will bo a
mass meeting , at which addresses will bo
imulo by W..I. D.ivottport , Itov. T. .1. Mackov
of Omaha , C. M. Lobock. U. M Simons o'f
Lincoln and H. S. Blinn and .1. J. Stcadnmu
of this city. Muslo will bo furnished bv the
b'uid.
In the evening there will bo a musical and
literary entertainment , the programme of
which will Include music by tlio state band ,
and n trio by Messrs. F V. Budollet and W.
L. Murphy ami Miss Maud Cavln on the
Unit' , cornet and ptanno. H Is thu Intention
of tlia innimgoinoni of the Traveling Men's
association to make the traveling men's day u
special foatuio of every fuluro assembly.
Tlio Lntt'M Coiiiiiiilfiiin.
Why Is llallor s Karsaparllla and Burdock
like iho most popular sojp of the duvf
Because they both eloatiso the skin and
leave U sofUtiul velvety.
All Aboard Cor Col lax.
For health and recreation seek tbo waters
and rust of Colfa\ Spring , low.i. Thu CIU-
cagotStKock Island U helling round trip
licUuls from Council 1 lulls and return ( or
$7 00. A. T. Klwull , Hckot agent. No. 10
, Pcurl street. _
The Ilowo scales , the oiuy scale with pro
tected bowings. No check roils. Catalogue
) f Burden \ SollooK Co. , ABU. , Chicago 111
i'lauos , organs , C. U. Muslo Co. , MO B'way.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS ,
Oaso Against Dr. F. P. Bellinger Falls
Rather Flat.
ARREST OF THE PROSECUTING WITNESS.
Or. Hrysoti Charged \vltli
to Injure iitnl llro.uk Up tlio In-
Htltutp Aliened Trltil
ol'MlHoktnall.
Tbo mnln attraction nt the court house yes-
tonlity wtu tlio trial of Dr. R P. Bellinger
and V. UrutiK , on tlio charge of having prac
ticed tncdlclno without having a porinlt from
the stnto board ot health. The trlul Imtl
been continued so many different times that
it was the opinion of some that It would never
L'Oino off. Subacqucnt developments , however -
over , show that Pr. Ilryson from Omaha ,
who commenced suit , failed to make connec
tion ? , so that tlio trial had to couo : off ns mi-
nounccd.
A number of witnesses wcro Introduced ,
niul cnuh ono of them was put through a Ions
drawn out course of questioning. After the
cuso had boon completed , so far as Uelliiiger
WHS concerned , bo was discharged , and
the same kind of n dose was adminis
tered to another et of witnesses with n view
of lliidlnir out whether or not Grunt ; had
been pr.icllcint ; inedli'ino as a physician , or
had only been acting us n nurse for Dr. Bel
linger. Among the witnesses were E. P.
n.iniels , J. B. Daniels , 1'eter Handling and a
Miss Hmghnm , who bad been n patient at
the Bellinger hospital. The latter was very
much loth to testify , and had to lie brought
Into court by Marshal Temploton by means
of n bench warrant from .Judge MeUeo.
None of the witnesses would say that ( Jrung
hud taken charge of patients on his own hook ,
their universal testimony being that Urunc
Mad acted , so far ns tlu-y could see , under tbo
direction of Dr. Bellinger. The case had lo
bo Continued last evening until Monday
morning In order to give the prosecution a
ehtinca to get n witness wtio had gone to
Onmlin and could not tic found.
.lust as court had adjourned for the night
Constable Nicholson stoupud up to Dr. Bry-
soli and read turn u warrant for bis arrest ,
charging him with tno crime ot conspiracy.
The information hail been filed in Justice
Hammer's court by Dr. Bellinger , charging
Bryson with Imvltig entered into aconsptracy
with ono Ilummltii ; for the purpose of injur
ing the business of K 1' . Bellinger. Bryson
w.is taken to the oillco of Justice Hammer ,
where bo entered a tilen of not guilty and
had bis bond iixed ittlOU ( ) . Ho will have a
hearing this afternoon at 'J o'clock.
Jacob Suns , attorney for Dr. Bellinger ,
stated last evening Unit not only would tbo
charge of conspiracy bo pushed against Bry
son , but be aUo h.id evidence to tlio effeot
that Brvson hud gotten up n scheme for tbo
purpose of breaking up Dr. Bellinger ; that
ho bad gone to Bellinger on several occasions
and adored to dismiss the suit bo bad com
menced nyninst him for $1,5110. That , ho
said , accounted for the numerous continu
ances which bad been granted at Hr.vson's
request. Ho also st.Ued that after Bryson's
offer bad been refused by Bellinger hu offered
to dtop < r > 0l ) from his claim and -settle the case
for $1,01)0. ) This was also refused and evi
dence to that elteet will bo introduced in tlio
course of Bryson's trial.
Families not already supplied should loose
no time in procuring a bottle of Chamber-
Iain's Colic. Choler.i and Diarrhoea Homedy.
It Is tbo only remedy that can always bo de
pended upon for bowel complaint in all its
lorins. . and 50 cent bottles for sale by
druggists _
Ii t < ni Store.
FothoringhamVliltolaw & Co. offer great
reduction in military cape ? , blazier jackets ,
etc. , for this week.
Military capos , assorted si es and colors ,
former price f 1.00 , reduced to S2.30.
Military capes , assorted sizes and colors ,
former price J5.00 , reduced to $ . ! .00.
Military capes , assorted sizes and colors ,
former price $7.50 , reduced to $ .1.00.
Military capes , assorted sizes and colors ,
former price S1U.OO , reduced to $7.50.
French ilannol bla/iers , light shades ,
former price fo.OO , reduced to $ - ! . ' , ) . " ) .
All wool tan blaziors reduced to § . ' ( .75.
Jersey jackets from $2.2 > up.
All our stock of beaded capos at Just one-
half their former price. Durini ? the season
wo claim to have shown value i ! , " > to 50 per
cent loss than asked uv some other houses.
BOSTON STOKK ,
Council Bluffs , la.
Gasoline nnd oil ; cotis , wood and coal
prompt delivery. L. G. Knotts , 'J7 Main
Try Duquette & Co.'s Pomoua fruttcough
blets. T'uoy are dlicious
Opening tlio bids.
The members ot the school board ore be
ginning to appreciate some of the beauties of
the now law regarding the uurchasa of
school books by the district. The president
of tbo school board , it is said , is afraid to
call a meeting of the board , for ho knows the
question what books shall bo used during the
coming year must then bo decided. The
olllcos of the Individual members of tlio
board nowadays have taken on the appear
ance of branch olllcos of some wholesale
hook house. Around the hotels can bo scon
traveling representatives of tbu leading book
stores ol the country by the ilojen , smoking
quarter cigars and waiting lor a chance to
explain to the members why tbo books they
are selling are bettor than any others.
When the question comes up for a decision
a long and Interesting session is looked for.
There ars about a iio/.en llrms in tlio ring
and each one , it is supposed , has put Its UM
down at low water nmik , Knowing that all
the rest are doing the same. An effort will
bo made to get ono of the local book stores to
hutidlo the books at a certain percentage of
prolit , and the ono who puts in the lowest
bid on this will bo awarded the contract , In
ease thi < method of selling the books does
not prove to bo moro expensive than it would
bo lor the board to sot aside a room nnd a
toucher for the express purpose of dealing
out tlio books to tbo children. It Is estimated
that the saving to the parents of tno school
children by the now system will bo not less
than $1,000 per annum , and in all probability
inuuh greater.
A ( iood I
Dr. A , T. Doll , who has been in the prac
tice of medicine at North KuylUh , la. , since
1NM , says ho often prescribes Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera nnd Dlarrlio.iu Uomedy , bo-
caus.0 ho knows It to bo reliable.
Hotel Gordon , most centrally located first-
class house in city ; straight ti a day.
Drs. Stewart & Patty , veterinary sur
gcons , 1.1 Fourth stroot. Council Bluffs ! la.
Dentil nl' Mlfhaol
Michael Gloason died yesterday morning at
his homo ati:15 : : o'clock , after an illneas of
several months. lie was born July 7 , IStH ,
In Mann , Tipperary county , Ireland , and
came to this country In his fourteenth year ,
wbero ho engaged In railroading. Ho 1ms
been a resident of this city for the past
twelve years , during allot which time ho has
been in the umplov nf thu Wati.ish. At the
time of his death ho held the position of yard
foreman. The funeral will take place from
thu Catholic church nt a time to bo an
nounced later. Three of his children are In
tt'O west , but have been nutilled of the death
of their father , and will arrive in the city to-
moriow to attend thu funeral. Mn. Gleason
Is hiulorln ? from nu attack of paralysis , and
It U feared she will not long survive bar hus
band.
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A very small pill , but a very good cr.e.
DeWltt's Ulttla Knrly Hiscri.
Swnnson music company , : i5 ! ! Broadway ,
Don't wear a heavy , iU-llttlng suit when
you can get elegant summersuiis and eastern
prices at Holler's the tailor , aiu Broadway.
Sunday School Convention.
A Sunday school convention will bo held
at. Hazel Doll August I ) . The day sessions will
hold la a grove a quarter ot a mlle cast of
Jlazel Dell , and the evening session in the
church. An attractive programme has been
arranged , Including addresses by J , G.
Lomcn , Joseph Wells , Dr Stephen Pholp-s ,
Captain D. B. Clark , A. A. Hart and Kov. T.
MciC. Stewart of thli city , Kov. U. I , .
.Springer of Taylor. Kmma Main and Key. M.
T. Tweedy. Song services will bo loJ by
Mrs. J. L. Osborno of Hazel Dell. At noon a
basket dinner will be had In the grove.
Do Witt's Little llariy IllscM. Uestllttln
pill ever made. Cure coi.stlpatlon every
time. None equal. Use them now.
1'UOUI ) OK THIO IMXP.
Prof. Pliltiney'is Grout Organization
Dc'Horvrdly rrnlsed.
While there have been many delightful at
tractions at the Council Bluffs Chautauqim
slnco Its llrst day , none have given moro gen
uine pleasure nor delighted moro people than
the concerts of tlio Iowa .State band under the
leadership of that thorough and enthusiastic
lender and director , Mr. Fred Phlnnoy. The
band throughout Us extended rejiertoiru has
shown a really wonderful appreciation of thu
requirements , and It has interpreted the
music of the famous composers of the past as
delightfully ns the moro modern descriptive
compositions.
But the enthusiasm aroused among the
people has a counterpart In the satisfaction
expressed by the management of the
Chnutaunua nt the work which this
comparatively young organization has
accomplished In the llvo years of Its exis
tence , although but two years ago It took the
title of the "lovvn State Band. " The man
agement recognizes what a card the band
has been. But there is u distinct pleasure in
the thought that should Council BlulTs and
Omaha not hear the band In concert during
the season , they will again bo charmed by
the music of the superb organization next
year.
Taking the size of the band In considera
tion , there beinp only thlrtv two tnen in the
organization , its confploto instrumentation is
something whlcn the music-loving
public will do well to ponder over ,
individual players Uavo been subordinated
for the perfect ensemble and while there are
a number of clover soloists with the band ,
the reason for its success is found In the
unison attained. And that Is the secret of
NlKlsch , of Seide. of Thomas In orchoitra ,
Cnppa , Sousa and Gilmore in both wood and
brass instruments.
Mr. Phlnnoy is nn enthusiast in baud mat
ters and his best thought lias poneoui in giv
ing to the Hawkeye state an organization
rivalled only bv two or three national bands.
For several years the band has been support
ed by the city of DCS Moincs and Polk coun
ty , but already legislators have been
Interested In making the association
an institution of the state and
H is thought the next session of the Iowa
legislature will appropriate a sum oi money
to perpetuate what bus been a distinguished
credit to the state.
Among the soloists who have acquired
moro than a state reputation may be men
tioned Mr. John Salmon , cornet ; Mr. Frank
Kendoll , baritone ; Frank Badollet , llutlst.
The composition of the band on the tour
which commences today will bo as follows :
French horns. ; t ; bassoons , 1 ; oboe , 1 ; trom
bones , ! ) ; E Hat tuba , 1 ; double B Hat helicon
tuba , 1 ; nltoniophone , 1 ; cuphoniumphone ,
1 snxaphono , a ; trumpets , ! ! ] ; lluegcl born , 1 ;
solo cornet , 1 ; ciurinets , .1 ; Unto , 1 ; piccolo ,
1 ; tympanni , 'J ; snnru drum , bass drum ,
cymbals , and a Chinese tam-tam.
People in general snould know what's best
to do in case of a sudden attack ol bowel
complaint. It is a well established fact that
prompt iclief may bo had in any case of colic ,
cholera morbus , dysentery or diarrhoea by
giving a few doses of Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Ucmedy. It acts
quickly , can always bo depended upon anJ is
pleasant to take.
Fourth of July fireworks at Fairmount
park this Saturday evening. Everybody in
vited. H. A. Bnird.
Notice of I'nrmcrNliip Dissolution.
The copartnership heretofore existing
under the linn name of Misses Sprink &
Kugsdalo is this day dissolved by mutual
consent , E. L. Uagsdalo retiring. All parties
indebted lo the late linn will make payment
to Misses Sprink A : Fearon , who will con
tinue the busiuess at thu old stand , o"- ! >
Broadway. HILIN : Srm.xic ,
EI.I.A UARSUAI.I ; .
Council Bluffs , July 15.
Buy your furniture , carpets , stoves and
household goods of Mandel kSi Klein , Council
Bluffs. Prices very low ; frolu'ht prepaid to
yourcity.
Tlio ClilcnK"t ICouk Island and Pailie-
Will run trains to the Chautauqua grounds
July IB to il ! , inclusive , ns follows :
Leave Council Bluffs : 0:10 : n. m. , 7:50 : a.
m. , 10:02 : a. m. , 10:30 : a. m. , 1:80 : p. m. , 4:0(1 : ( p.
m. . ( Ii7 : ; p. m. , 7iO : : p. m.
Leave Chautauqua : GIO : a. in. , 8:20 : a. m. ,
8:5.1 : a. in. , 11 : ! ! 0 a. m. , 2:20 : p. m , , 5:3.1 : p. in. ,
0:15 : p. m. , 10:15 : p. m.
Special train Tnursday lugalls1 day and
Saturday traveling men's day at 12:30 :
noon.
Drs. Stewart nnd Patty , veterinary sur
geons ; 4.1 Fourth street , Council BlulTs , la.
Drs. Woodbury. dentists , ! 10 1'earl street ,
next to Grand hotel , Telephone HJ. High
grade work a specialty.
MA3I.H1 Kit ll\- //.IJ/ , .
Kopnrls of SerioiiH Injury to Growing
Crops in Ulnny Plaoes.
Dns'vr.u , Colo. , July 17. A ipecf.U from
Fort Collins says : A severe hailstorm vis
ited this section last night , completely de
stroying the wheat and other crops in a strip
of country six miles wtdo by twenty long.
The loss to the farmers will be in the neigh
borhood of $ J50,0)0. ( )
Iiosso-i in Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIS , Minn. , July 17. Specials to
the Journal from various towns in Stearns ,
Sherburne and Benlon counties show much
damage done to crops bv hailstorms in that
country , accompanied by a tornado at
Superior yesterday evening. It is estimated
that 5U.OOO bushels of wheat wore destroyed.
Ii.-iok of ICendy OiHli.
ICivsAs CITV , Mo. , July 17. Tno attorney
for the First National bank of Kansas City ,
Kan. , which closed its doors yesterday ,
staled loday that the liabilities were $90,000
Including deposits. The total assets are
$211,000. Tnosa include $120,000 of gilt-edged
securities. The remainder are good debts of
various Kinds. The deposits of private indi
viduals amount to about $40,000 , mostly In
small amounts. Wyandotte county and the
city , which used the bank as a depository ,
will not lose anything , as the former nail
overdrawn their account $10 , and tlio citv's
funds , $ .1:1,000 : , are covered by a bond. Hunk
Examiner Marsuall stated this afternoon that
he had not completed the examination and
could as > ot give out no Information. The
failure was due lo lack of ready cash.
Ayor's Hair Vigor has long hold its llrst
place , as a hair dressing , in the estimation of
tlio public. Ladies tlnd this preparation
gives a beautiful gloss to the hair and gen
tlemen use it to nrevent biulliioss uud cure
humors In the scalp.
\ \ III Canst ) a Hint.
Toj.nno , O. , July IS. The slreot car strike
still continues. Nut a car has moved since
Tuesday night. A proposition to raise wages
to $1.7.1 per day of twelve hours was rejected
by Ilio strikers , aNo ono to give them 4 per
cent of the faros collected. This afternoon
thu mayor Issued u proclamation to the effect
that the blockade must be stopped , uud any
aiiompl on the part ot the company to 8tan
their cars would bo protected. It U believed
an attempt will bo male to start the jaw at
I ! o'clock tomorrow morning , if this is done
a riot will fiilluvv.
DoWilt's Little ICarly Uiscr-i ; ODIV " pill to
cure sick headache and regulate tlio" be.fsul
I'rinterw in Trouble.
NBW YOIIK , July IT. Seven Judgments
nggiogaling $10,145 were entered lodav
agalnsl J. H. Bonnoll & Co. , printers and Ink
uianiifaclurcrs , in favor of the Western Na
tional bank of the city of Now York. The
application was made for a receiver. The
llrm's liabilities will probably exceed $100,000.
Wii.Mixi.TON , Del , July 17. An execution
was issued todav for $100,000 against the
Cobb vulcanite wire company of this city , by
William Wclghtuiau ol Philadelphia ,
\\ILL \ \ COOTUErME FICI1F ,
t
Ohirlton Announces TliaV , tbo Alton Will
Not Draw. Off.
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UNION PACIFIC MAY BE BOKOTTED.
AK < MU Ijoinnx'H Dctornilnntloii to Mi\n-
( tin Coinpany'n'Aniilrs I'rovnko
Numerous Thread Cruni K.ist-
cm Itnllroiuls.
CitirAno , July 15. The spicy correspond
ence between Chairman Finloy nnd CScnoriil
Passenger Agent Charlton of the Alton was
continued today. In reply to Mr. flnlov's
latter asking what the Alton \\onhl do If the
association made a rate of one faro for the
round trip on the occasion of the Grand
Army encampment at Detroit , Mr. Charlton
stated that his road woultl at least make the
same rates apply locally between its terminal
point.
In reply to Mr. Flnloy's further communi
cation , stating that the association had agreed
to malto tx rate of ono fnro for the round trip ,
Mr. Charlton wrote announcing that the
Alton would make a rate of $10 from ICnnsas
City to Chicago and return and f'J ' from St.
Loul to Chicago nnd return.
HOTl'.l , TICKET OIT1CCS.
The Western Passenger association fin
ished up its business today and adjourned to
tncot nt Lake Minnotonka on the second
Tuesday in August. Action was postponed
on the ( iucstion of placing tickets on sale in
the cllv hotels , to await the result of n moot
ing of tlio Ohio Ulvor Tronic association no'v
lu session at Cincinnati. That meeting is
considering a request from Chairman Fiuloy
to tno Ohio river lines to withdraw their
tlcKcts from the hotels.
SCOUINO TI1U UNION IHfll'IC.
The pastern roads that wrote to Passenger
Agent Lomax of the Union Pacific request
ing him to use a form of tickit that would
eiiuulo them to determine what business was
ticketed over the Chicago & Alton road , are
very indis-'tmnt nt thnt ofllcial because of his
defiant utterances. Some of them r.ont him
scorching communications by wire upbraid
ing him for what they term n
lack of courtesy in allowing tboir
ft rmer telegrams to bo printed In
the newspapers. They sity they'aro unable
to account for the present attitude of Mr.
Lomax as the Union Pacific has already
agreed to comply with their request and
issue no moro through tickcls without the
route plainly printed on the coupons. It Is
strongly hinted that the Union Pacific will
bo boycotted if it does not accede to the dc-
mnnds of the eastern roads.
Settlers \Vrotliy.
Toi'BKKan. . , July 17 The refusal of
the Trans-Missouri Passenger association to
grant harvest homeseekers excursion rates
has created the most intense feeling here and
stops are being taken to enter n most vigor
ous protest against what Is termed the most
flagrant discrimination asrainst Kansas. A
mass meeting will ho called by the board of
trade to take action in the matter and sco if
some plan cannot bo ucviacd to fprco the
railways to rorognizo the necobsity for
cheap rates to Kansas. ,
A telegram from Chicago says the ICnn-
suns are needlessly alarmed. The Trans-
Missouri Passenger association has not
granted the harvest excursion rates. The
subject was simply postponed to be called up
again by any one of the lines of the associa
tion.
litlsinlmrlc Will Not
CITV , Mo. , July 17. John A. Egan ,
president of the Chicago , St. Paul & Kansas
City , arrived hero this evening on a general
trip of inspection. Ho emphatically denies
the rcuort that General Tralllo Manager
Buslubark is about to resign.
ItAllHOl US.
Iowa. Ijfncs Keinilrcil to Hct'uml Kv-
ocsnivo Freight Clmrjjf.s.
DCS Moixcs , In. , July 17. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun Bni : . ] The railway commis
sioners today closed the case of Henry D.
Smith of Monlicello against the Illinois Cen
tral and Chicago , Milwaukee & St. Paul rail
ways. The complaint was for shortage and
overcharge under the Joint rate law , and In
volves the first point of the kind coining before -
fore the commission. The shipments were
made between LoMars and Montiecllo , by
way of Al len. nnd the complainant charged
that regular rates were charged insload of
thc < 80 per cent Joint rate.
The shortaco claimed was admitted nnd
refunded. The opinion Hied states , in rogaid
to the overcharge , that it should be refunded
to the complainant and the companies are so
informed and required to refund said over
charges. The matter will HUely bo made u
test case in the courts.
and ' , tirilet''il.
DBS MOINCS In. , July 17.--Spccial [ Tele
gram to THU Bin : . ] H has boon discovered
that the man , I. E. Kclloy of Chicago , who
was found dead upon the Hack Island tracks
Wednesday morning near Kast Sixteenth
street , having been run over by the rars , wns
employed nt Robertson's brick yard near the
city waterworks for some tlmo nnd wiii i\\- \
ways considered steady and nonost. lie loft
his boarding house near the yards Tuesday
evening in n sober condition nnd ho was
going to Omaha , Ho had at that time . * > ( ) In
money and a valise.
The lallcr was. shipped to Omaha. When
the body was found there was but U cents ol
the money remaining. Uobbory and murder
is suspected. _
Air Ship Corporation Dissolved.
I3L-iti.iNr.Tos , la , , July 17. [ Special Telegram -
gram to Tin : Bcii.1 Burlington's great air
ship company is no moro , The capitalists
who had gone into the $10,000,000 Incorpora
tion with Mr. Ponnlngton became convinced
tncre was nothing in the enterprise and dis
solved the company today , Ponninglon pio-
poscd to lly his new machine from liurllng-
ton to Now York , carrying four people , in
six or eight hours. Nearly two-thirds of the
required cash subscription had been secured.
by Trumps
Drs MOINES la. , July 17. [ Special Tele
gram to Tun BEE. ] The barn of IS. II. Hose ,
a prominent and wealthy farmer near Fcr-
irtison , this county , burned yesterday to
gether with two stnlllpns , and six or seven
other horsosl,000 ! busliejs of eorn.suvornl hun
dred bushels of oats , sovehtv-llvo , tons of liny
nnd n lot of farm machinery , wagons , etc.
The loss is fullvl'4OOJ : insurance , $3,200.
It is thought the llro had' been .sot by two
tramps , . , >
Wo iltliy Kaijlju ; !
D. s MOISTS , la , , July , . 17. i Special Tele
gram to Tin : UKI : , J Jniin Wnlliins , a wealthy
farmer from near Norxvhlk , Warren county ,
has been missing slneb'Tuesday ' , lid caino
to Dos Molnes lhat'iiy | | and wus known to
have obtained monny with which to buy a
reaper. A man answering his description
was seen Wednesday , evening in a tough
quarter of town nnd f6nl 'play ' is suspected.
Thu police are invosilxuting.
Itdhliury ui Mai'Miilllo\vo. :
MVHSPVI.I.TOWV , la. , July 17. fripeclnl
Telegram to TUB Bnu. ] Burglars entered
Dunkler's drug store ami Gregg's hardware
store at Uilmuii last night , scouring KiOt )
worth of goods at the two places. ThubliorilT
was noUliod and Is on thu ground loday in
vestigating iho robbery.
Hopper.In Iowa.
Cniuu l\ru ( , lu. , Julv 1" . ( Special Telo-
gr.un to Tin : Bun. I KeporU received hero
from Columbus Junction htaio that grass
hoppers are unuhually numerous in that vi
cinity. It Is not thought they will cause
much damage.
I'hipps Dies ol' II.n Woiillils ,
BOOM : , la. , July IT. [ Special Telegram to
TUB BUJ. ] Kilns Phlpp * , who was shot by
his son last Saturday nlghl , died at-I o'clock
his morning.
K.'N Iho World.
Dus MIUNEH , lu. , July 17 [ Special Tele
gram tg THE BBE.J A. J. Wcstfall , ca'idl.
tlato of the people's partv for governor , has
Issued a challcnk'n to cither or both the re
publican or democratic candidates for gov
ernor to meet him in Joint debate In any of
the largo cities in the state. He also wants
to debate with nny man of state or national
reputation. He Is confident , however , that
none will accept.
coit > \ nti.T A tA T/M.V.
South DaUotit ( 'Itl/.eiis
Their State's Interest.
MiTCHEit. , S. D. , July 1J. ( Special to Titr.
Dec. | A largo number of representative
business men from the southern half of this
state have been In session In this city this
week effecting the organization of the Corn
Belt Ueiil Kstato association. Tlio association
comprises members from all counties lu thU
state south of the south line ot Bpadlo
county , nnd Its oblcct is to induce Immigra
tion.
tion.Tho
The association passed resolutions recom
mending Iho approprlallon by the legislature
of n liberal appropriation for an exhibit at
the world's fair and the calling of a special
so-sslon of the state lOKlslnturo for that pur
pose. Further resolutions were passed con
demning tlio soliciting aid outside of the
state ns u disgrace to the stain and unwar
ranted by the proiont prosperous condition of
the people , also , recommending that the lead
ing newspapers of Chicago , St. Paul , Minne
apolis , Sioux City and Omaha sent ) Impartial
ropresentaiives Into the stale to write up tlio
actual condition of the pcoplo nnd to rid the
minds ot thu unacquainted with the trim facts
of the opinion that the people are suffering
on account of crop failures.
The following ollleers were elected : O. W.
Roberts , Yankton , president ; Thomas Thor-
son , Canton , secretary ; C. C. King , Scotland ,
Vice president. _
.lull Delivery nl Drtdwootl. :
Dcunvoon , S. D. , July 17. [ Special Tele
gram to Tin : BII : . [ At 'tillO o'clock this
afternoon llvo prisoners , Gilbert Llghtfoot ,
John Kroonmn , William alias Tex Johnson ,
Carl Klvers and Melville McUoug.il ! , escaped
from the county Jail by cutting through n
briclt wall on the IKKMI end of the Imlldinir.
The llrst three nam-d wcro wallinir trial for
burglary. Klvers and MclJougall were wail-
intr trial for robbcrv.
Freeman was recaptured within 100 yards
of the Jail. The other four have so fari'lmlod
nrrcnt. Llghtfoot antl Johnson are desperate
men and dangerous criminals uud will not be
retaken without n light.
Ilijj Cropi Assured.
MiTcm.u , , S. D. , July 17. [ Special 'o TIIK
II KB. I The indications for n rousing big crop
In Davison , Hanson , Sanborn and other coun
ties bordering this county continue excellent.
Cool evenings and hot days uro developing
wheat and corn in a perfect manner.
Tbo stand of corn is unusually good nnd
llax and oats are in n roseate condition. The
county has not experienced any hot winds
this year nnd the onlv danger that can now
besot the crops Is hail.
Do Wilt's Little Early Risers , host pill.
Two Hallway Fatalities.
'
Cinrvoo , July 17. A widow , Mrs. Eli/a
Hnisor , and her llttlo son and daughter , driv
ing across the Pan Handle railroad track atOne
Ono Hundred and Nineteenth street this
afternoon , were hurled into the a'r ' by n
northbound fast passenger train. Mother
and daughter were killed and the boy proba
bly fatally injured.
CutMis. In. , July 17. A logging train on
the Lai < o Valley road was ditched today at a
lumber camp on L-tke Tanoo and throe men
wete killed and ono severely wounded.
For Fchlitz Lctr apply to R. R. Grott
1020 Kitrnam.
Agriculture at the I < 'nli * .
Cincuio , July 17. Thu world's fair com
mittee on agricultural congresses issued an
address today outlining tbo plans in view.
The committee proposes to institute advisory
councils composed of distinguished Ameil-
cans and foreign representatives of Iho vari
ous agricultural Interests , particulaily tljo
members of the faculties of agricultural colleges -
legos , ollleers of the farmers' alliance , gran-
trcrs and other agricultural bodies.
A 1'ure Cream of Tartar Powder.
Superior to every other known.
U&ecl in Millions of Homes
40 Years the Standard.
Delicious Cake and Pastry , Light Flaky
Biscuit , Griddle Cakes , Palatable
and Wholesome.
No other baking powder does such work.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
ITHMl SAIjK MY hond of Iniisus , tliiuo nuili'i ,
J- w.tKiin'hurni's - . , uloHs anil M'rtiuri ; | Itiu
harn'tlii ! toir.iloli pnrchasur. Innulru at KUil's
holui , Council HUills.
f \ Htl. wantuil 111) ) ( Hen Avenue.
WANTKD A neat iilipi'iirlni , ' ynnnit man
of K 'iil ' luldrosa ; a hustler lo tnivul on
roiul. Salary , cniiiinlsslan and rallioad fair
paid. Call at Kii'l's hutul tioni ! . ' to I and t > In
' MuKurnan ,
\\J ANTI'D In iirlvnto family , a nlciily fur-
i' nKhod room for slu.'lu Kunliinnan. Must
bo faoiir : or nn.tr llnvlKs | i irU. Addrtisd I' .
U. ho4S , Connull IllulVs.
HUNT A nlco li-rooni hotisu with
Ku varil lo duslrahln jiartv fruu uf
J- ' . hquliu , IU1 I'u.trl struut.
\ \ 7ANTED ( ilrl at bo.irdtne house , B. , '
avonno. Uoimoll Illiuls.
UOICSK Ihuteun leutU.T ) : , . Him bred. Will
t-nll or Ir.uli' . Addiu-s or call on l > .
llioHii , 1 ' . ' . ' west Itioadwiiy. I'otmull Illulls.
KOIt SAIil < A line plecci of L'unli'ii and
fruit lanil. ut f , " > 0 pur aeio. Johns'ton ft Van-
I'atlcn.
CUA'IUVOVANTaiiii Hyi'lmmulrli1. ilr 'ii'i'ir-
actur luadln s ; also diiiEiiosIs of dlsii.tse
nenil lot'k of hair for readings liy luUnr. Siin-
S.iys and oven.IIKS. Misl \ lloopur. II. ! Avu-
dnu K. no.ir i ornur 13th streut , Uounull IlitilT- '
Terms , 5)o and t. OJ.
MAtiMI'ICUNT it'To uiiipurty In llvo-acto
tracts loi-atnd ' "i miles from postolll < .
forsaln on ri'aann tblo tunns ' onie line rml-
di'iico property for runt bv D.ty.V Him.
vTK " Ita n t- 11 r.l Til liu I. witl
- homo * , uy J. It. Itioa. IJi Mala it , Oouaatl
UlutTs
'THEX QRAMO ,
Council Bluffa , la.
This Elccjfintly Appointad
Is Now Opjn ,
George T. Phelps , Manager
COUNCIL BLUFF3
Medical and Surgical Institute
nus. iini
Clironli' ilisoiiscs nf all Klnils and duforin-
llll'S fclii'OhUllrs iSua. 'Mji uud VW llruadwuy ,
Cuuuvll UlutTs. la.
WORST FORM ECZEMA
BaflloJ Boat Modlonl Sk'll or Ei ht
MontliP. Ouroct In Two Months
by Out cura Romodlcs.
ThM l lo certify llmtn child of inlno Inul Kcxitnn
In Hi wumt form , niul nliloli li.-illlcil tlio biMl nir.M
en I skill Hint co MM Hi cinplnyoil hero Tlio IHIlo
inlU'HT w.n nrnppoil In n onjr for nl Icn t plitlit
month * . Six ninnttii of
Unit tliuu It * Millcring win
simply iintoM , thnn I 1)0-
Kan tlio ti c of tlio i I'll-
I'fHA HKMIIiirs , In IHO
nn nlln tinn fiil i1l i'ii i >
lirtil it'ii'oil ItiCIIKP ini'O ,
niul 1117 itnrllnK hey Inul
ri' t niul to nil np | > fnrnnrp
tinOlji'iuu lnul > lclili < ii ,
tut Icontltiiicil tin * tiiiill
clno fur ni'vornl mniit'
nftor mi tr.ico could ti < icon of I : o i tinjf part < 'f lil
liiulr. The iloctor. liere nl'hril Ilio ill pn p with
nini'h inli'ini. niul roitlil mil ) ny "Will ii > no'
Tlii'p.110 n < knonn fur niul wlitp , unil o oijriioilr
wni inui'li surprMi'l Hut ttiniik * In fi'ini'liv
ItKMnnis ( . "oi.M tlierp lip nnjrtliliiK on P.I'Hi tlial
nonlil rnii on fntlipr in ri'jolfii II nitrply wmiM ho
whi'ii Ilio Intlo Iniuico ilonp c niM Ii no xiti'li n r in-
inly ut linlul. t oo pnrtr.dt lipipwltli. )
,1. A. Nirtll. ! : * . llunkor Illll , 111 I.
A rlillil HIIK liroiik'ht to mo itli chronic ccroiiin
tl lit liadili'lli'il xpliMi.llil . trcntint'iit from inn'iv K .M |
ilootof. Ai n r.'julir M I ) . n'liuiM hnvi' contlniioil
nlniHnr tru.itiiM'nl ' Imt tliinik'ht It ii'ili'is. eo put it
on Cl'TlifltAH. 'flip rlillil I' noil.
I' . I. lil'UXiV. : M. I ) , Doon , In
Cuticura Resolvent
Ilii'lien Illoi d niulMii I'utlller. nup-mnlly. mid
Cr in fii \ timbre tfe' ni'uic. mm c'l lit fit v MIA r ,
me exiiiMlt | < MI.I i | | i > uit Mi > r , pxtpriinlh , IlKUuilly
iellmo iind i pertlleint'u ! e ) dl iMi o atut hitniot
of tlirrk n. HMI | | mill lili'inl , wlili li" nf hitlr , from
Infancy to iuu , Iroui plmpioi to tcro.ul.i.
Cold ovi rrw-lipro I'rlce. ( "I lirriu. Mo ; Soil'
2ns , UKIllINr If I (0. ( I'll'i nriM 1 } ln | > I'lllIKH
llitroi > I'nt.mr.u. ( 'nitron \ r.ov Hnitim ,
JTfM'iut lur ' II.iw to IV lit kln IM cuses , " C\
pHKi' < . Hi lllimtratliiiiH , and 101 I'WilinonliiN.
R/lRY' / ' * ' " ' ' " " ' S | ' 'P ' piirllli > il niul lioiiitlloil
UHD I O ly I i in i novp AlinloulPly pioo
"WEAiTPAIfl FUL BACkT"
'Hfifftl Iliu f mi I I t rluo I'.ilni niul iXpikiipV
, ljuiolu \ pit In inii < : nlnuti > l > ) | iii. i t u i HA
'fC.'p'AMt IMIN I'l \Mlrr. flu. ulll ) IIIM-IIlt
i II niu'iiiip.iln kill UK pi iitor
COUNCIL BLUFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of llyln : ui 1 Cleaning ilono In the
IIlKhrst Style of the Art , F.ido I anil Sttlnol
I'lihrlcs niadu to look as K'oiid in nmv llu i
1'eatlicin Cieiin'd Ity Meant , In 1'itst Cum
Manner. Work promptly done 'in 1 ilellvorol
In all paru at tlmoountry bun 1 for ii
list.
O. A. MAOHAN. I'rjp. .
I01J Urojdwav. Near
COUNUII , H
W. C ESTEP ,
14 N. Main St. , fouucil Bluffs.
Funeral Director anil Em'almar. .
Dr.H.H.CBAMBERLIH
. . .
Eye , Ear , te and Throat
SURGEON ,
Council HlulTs , la.
Shufurt-Ueno B'k.
Ilooiu 1. U to 12 in
7 and 8 p. in.
A Summer
Lake Manawa Hotel ,
Attractions : I'lnp. ruhtn ? , Iliutlnff , ll.ilh-
lint an I i\rollont : Mineral Water.
Only HfU'rn minutes rlilo from routuMl
Illnlfs , Motor trains \ery Imlf hour , illroot
tiu'unti'rs of Counell Illuirs and Oninha.
Mosl ili'llR htftil and aooossib'.o pl.ico for
picnic parlies.
TELEPHONE NO. 45.
BAM
Or Council Bluffs.
CAPITAL STOCK . $150,000
SURPLUS AND PROFITS . 70.000
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS. . . . 225.000
I. A Mlllnr , F O Olnm > n. E , f *
Shtinnrt. ti li. Hurt , J I ) lulimuulsoii. Ull irloi
lUlliinn.in I'r.uiiAOt JCoutirU U.itikint Dim-
nrss. l.nr.'ust u.iplttl an. ! urpuu ot uf
butixln South .viMioru KI.TV
INTERESTON TIM i DE.a J 5 ! F >
First--.National--Bank : :
-or
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
I'altl lTp Cnjillnl , . . . . $10:1,0 : ! ) ; )
llil. ' l nrk'.Hil/i''l truili In tlio City K > roU i nml
iliniio'tn1 I'xi'li itu unit loisil 100 irltln i : i , i i'U
iitri'iitlunp iM i > i' illn 'II i ii.couiu it In I /it
iml i > nik . imik n.in.lujrpJ.'itlj.H j jlljlu I j :
ri'ipuiutt'111'n Itn U "I
UKll 1' SVMUU ! ) , I'rixlitont.
A. w. IUIKM : VN. c. iiior
A. T. KICK. Aa Hli : t Ctuhlor
NEWOGDEN HOTEL.
Contr illy located in
portion ot ! Council Ululfs , all the
street cnr lines in the city pa-siiifj
the door. Modern nnd conven
ient ; thoroughly fire proof ; 12O
guest chambers. The best $12 a
day house in the west.
Bonrd nnd room from $1O ! par
month up. Table bonrd $5 per
week. G. M. WHITNEY , Mgr.
D. II. McDandd & Co. ,
Bulchors' ' aid Pa3on' : Simlbj ,
rkat Fixlum , Caslnji ,
ploos and Fausaso MnlcnrV Maohlnory. SJ5-
iUM.dn st. . Council Blurts , IL : ANo UoUurl
n IIIdea and Kurt
Gas Heating Stores.
No ASHES ! No SMOKII
Just ( hi ) thin ? for hath rooms , Iw 1 rno m , ota
Call anil sou our larxo assottmunt.
C. B. Gas nncl ElejU-ia LljlVCj. .
Sli I'o irl and UIO Main Strjot.
C. A , HAMMER ,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
OI'I'IOKll'i Hrmdway. Coutfll ItlnlTs , la
COUNCIL llI.tJI-TS
Galvanized Iron Cornice Works ,
It. ailAHIj & SUN , t'KOI'U
1O15 and 1O17 Bt'oatlwaij.
Killmatei furnlilieil on idl klnili nf liulMUilioit
Irnu Cnrnli'o Wnrk. Iron Hooriiik' , Mnro Krtmli unit
Cupper Wurk. Artistic wolk n i | > oiInlty. : Ctirrus *
jionilc'iit'o iolrlU'il ! trum points oOJ inlliM from Conn
ell lllulla anil Oniidia.
HENRY H. VAN BRUNT ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
Wholesale Dealer in Carriages , Huskies , Spring Wagons , Carts and
Road Wagons.
Guarantees better value and more satisfactory goo Is than any
other house in the Missouri Valley. General western repository for
.6i ? Kl ? > the Hamilton Grade Vehicles and
Columbia Carriage Go's buggies ,
surries and phaetons. Bonanza
buggies and phaetons. All styles
spring wagons. Van Hrnnt and
Michigan real and farm wagons ,
carts and harness in gre.u variety.
Correspondence solicited. Catalog
ues and price lists on application.
HENRY H. VAN BHUSTT ,
and 16 Fourth St. Council Bluffs Iowa.
12 , 14 , . , - - ,
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i f ' fJnlsJa I .Tt " * * " t <
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TWIN CITY STEAM DYE \VORKS ,
G. A. Sonoed , nok , Proprietor , Oll'ioob Oiil Broatl wny , O'Jtincll
BluHsancl 16U1 Farnnm St. , Uinahn. Dye , clean nnd rol'lntsh ooda
ofovory description. Packages received at either olfico or ut ths
Works , Cor. Avo. A nncl 2Uth St. Council Bluifa. Send lor price list.
Morchiints who huvo shop-worn or soiled fubnud of nny olmrautoi1 cun liuva
them ivilyod anil llnishotl otiuul to now.
11K1) FKATHICHS HKNOVATCU AND CLKANKl ) 1JY STKAM wilh VUq
latuBt uud uiubt ujiprovcd machiuory , at lusa coat , than uu ovur luud bufuro.