THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : RAT&HJUY , FEBRUA11Y 6 , 1892 , 3
THE OMAHA BEE.
COUNCIL BLUFFa
OFFICF : - NO. 12 PKAHL STREET.
Dollvcied l > r Carrier to any part of the City
11. W. TIIiTON , MANAOnit.
an rniinsri. ' ! HuitncMOffice No 41
71 LU'IIONEh
} NlEa ) Kdltor No 21
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N , Y. I'lumblne Co.
Council Uluffs Lumber Co. , coat.
Craft's chattel loans. 201 Sapp blocl .
A ( [ old headed cnno was presented to W.
S. Axtcll , foreman of the grand Jury , yester
day morning by his fellow Jurymen.
The funeral of Pnmnlla Marlcot will occur
this morning from the residence of her
daughter , Mrs. James Jacoby , C30 Uluff
street ,
KcKUlnr meeting council No. 1 Commer
cial IMIgrlms of America tonight at Iloyal
Arcanum hall. All members In the city nro
expected to bo present.
Jock Hall of Creston was broupht Into the
city yesterday In the charge of Deputy United
H talcs Marshal Klchanls , accused of selling
liquor without n government license.
Miss Klttlo McKonzle entertained a party
of friends Thursday evening nt her homo on
Scott street. lan ng nnd cards were the
features of the evening1 ! : entertainment.
Marrinco licenses wcro Issued today to
Oils Fisher and Emma Henry , both of
Omaha , nnd to .loslati Waller nnd Amanda J.
Bonham , belli of Pottawnttamlo county.
Kdno , the lil-months-old daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. William Weston , died yesterday nt
the famllv roside-nco near Munawn. The
funeral will occur this morning nt 10 o'clock ,
Next week the grand lodge of Iowa of the
Ancient Order of United Workmen meet In
Council Uluff" . There will probably be 100
delegates present , representing various parts
of the state. The gathering will bo an inter
esting and important ono , nnd slops should
bo taken to show duo hospitality to the vis
itors. Tno loilgo will bo in session Tuesday ,
Wednesday tind Th'jrsdav.
DoWitt's Llttlo Bariy Kisnr * ; best little
ills fordvspopjlu.soiir stomaan.biJ brouth
KvniiK * Sliou Sloro
For the rumiihuler of this week Evnns'
shoo store will ho closed between the
hours of 12 nnd 1 o'clock ouch. This la
necessary for the purpose ol ( jlvltiR' the
clurks : i ehnnuo to got their dinners nnd
Ktrnigliton up the store ,
Drs. WoodburylontlBtsnoxt to Grand
hotel ; line work u specialty. Tolo. 145.
Ewnnson Music Co. , Mtisonlo toinplo.
Jnrvls 1S77 brandy , purest , safest , best.
"
I > //.SOAVi A It A UK AMIS.
O , H. Gable returned yesterday from atrip
to St. L.OUIS.
Attorney CJenoral John Y. Stone has re
turned from a visit to DCS Moinos.
A. S. Beck tins been called to Lonven worth ,
Kan. , bv u tetccram announcing thn death of
bis father , Christian Duck.
J. L. Vosoy has returned from Hastings.
Nob. , whither ho wont several weeks ago to
assume the management of tlio local opera
houso. For some reason or other ho failed to
make both ends meet and ho has retired from
the enterprise. _
HACK rico.M nis : MOIMS. :
JtrMilt of tlu < ( irnrral ConlVrniirunr the City
Olllclnls CliiniRt-M In I.IIUK ,
Mayor Macrae , Aldermen Pace and Wood ,
City Attorney Stewart and Surveyor Tosto-
vin returned yesterday noon from Dos
Mnlncs , where they wont to attend a meet ,
ing of the ofllclnln of seme of the leading
cities of the stuto. Most of the time was
spent in dollberatlnc upon quo-uloiiK con
nected with municipal affairs , and n number
of Mops wcro tnlicn which will bo apt to
load to important legislation in the near
future. The question of allowing cities hav
ing a certain population to levy a tax of
5 mills or less for city lighting purposes was
brought up , but a resolution favoring it uos
defeated , owing to the decided stand taken
by the niufls delegation.
"In looking around , " said Mavor Macrae
In speaking of this question , " 1 iind that
Council Bluffs is in a much better condition
in every way than almost any otnor city in
the state. Many cities are heavily in debt
and would llko to have a way invented for
raising the necessary funds to carry on their
running expenses , Wo uro not troubled in
that wny , and so our delegation opposed the
plan with all our might , nnd induced the
Burling tor. and several other delegations to
look nt the thing in our way. "
This plan did not work , however , in con-
ildorlng tbo question of allowing cities to
levy n tax of 5 mills or less for flro pro
tection , for a resolution favoring it was
id opted.
On comparing notes tbo various mayors
found thut they Iind all had trouble in recon
ciling Iho ofllcei of marshal and chief of
police , there being considerable friction be
tween the incumbents. A resolution was
passed favoring the passage of a law uniting
the two onices in one and allowing the chief
of police to perform the duties of both , pro
vided bis appointment should bj loft in thu
bands of the mayor and not the people.
The Bluffs delegation speaK in hich terms
Df the wny In which tnoy were entertained
by the pcoplo of Dos Monies. On Wednesday
tvcnlng they were entertained at u banquet ,
nn almost unheard of thing in DCS Monies ,
which has a reputation of allowing visitors to
ook alter thomselvcs as a general thing.
SpooiiciuljUa HUH Axllium
and ho spoilt thirty-two minutes try in g to
tell his wife to go to thunder and got his bottle
tle of Dixon's Asthma Cure , and she ( poor
thine ) fluttered around and brought some
broth and a hair brush and things , und
Spoopcndvke nearly died , but ho got the
Asthma Cure finally and then well , I'm
orry for his wifo.
Wo huvo our own vineyards In Callfor
niiu Jurvls Wine comu.xny , Co. LUuIIs
Two apprentice nurses wanted nt the
VV. C. A. hospital , corner Uth street and
Glh live tine
The IJoston Store , Council llluffa , la. ,
closes every evening nt 0 p. in. , unless
Mondays and Saturdays. Mondays 0 p.
in. , SatiirdiivB 10 p. nu Fothoringham ,
Whitclnw & Co. , Council Bluffs , In
Hurt Intcrinilly.
David Proctor , who worics tar Ilollonbock
Bros , uns seriously hurt Thursday night
about 10:80 : o'clock. Ho was engaged in mov
ing n house on Oriico street , when a clevis
broke and lot the whlfllotrco fly against him
with considerable force , striking him in thu
itomach. Ho was knocked to the ground in
a senseless condition , and had to bo tnknu tu
his homo on Seventh street in n hack , A ptiy-
eiclnn was notified and ho was Hindu to rest
as easily as possible. Yesterday ho felt con-
lidorably better , but Is not yet out of dan-
per , as 1m Injuries are internal nnd inllam.
( nation is liable to sot in at any time.
Mrs , Window's Soothing Svrup for cull ,
drcn teething euros wind colic , diarrhoea ,
eto.3 cents a bottle.
bliiclt berry is the boat
E. II. Shoiifo 1ms eastern m oney on
Imml ( or real estate loans.
The only reliable treatment known ( or
diphtheria Is Dr. JotTorls' treatment.
For Fiilo by Do Haven , Davis and
Ltcnrdsley.
Voral .Music.
Prof. T. W , Davis , teacher of voice
Rtid. note rending. Lemons private.
Call or address at Grand hotel , Council
Ulutl8 <
llnl lor thtiMilrill Gnu !
At Now Orleans. Ono ( are , $31.45 , ( or
rouiul trip. .Tlokots on sale Fob. 22 to
8. For particulars call on O. M. Hrown ,
ticket agent 1C. C. , St. J. & C. 1) .
JJouoy to loan. Lowest rates. John-
( ( ton & vuu Patten , Everett bluuk.
NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Grand Jury Returns live Indictments
Against Kimball and Chrunp ,
CHARGES THEM WITH EMBEZZLEMENT
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drum ! l.nrrrny A Inn IntludrilVlmt the
.S | > prlllcntl n < i Arc Dull riirnlMiod
for tint Afcii cil Attorney Ilitrke
Outline * tlic Dofrnnp ,
Tbo pranci jury , which has boon In session
for over four weeks , in ail o Its second nnd last
report yesorday morning nnd wns dis
charged. The session lias been tbo longest
held In this county for years , the cnuso of
tlio length being thu vast amount of business
connected with the Klmball-Champ cases ,
Plvo tudlctmcnts were returned against each
ot the two men , four being for larceny nnd
ono for embezzlement. The warrants wcro
served on them at the ofllco of their at
torneys , Ilurhe & Casnay , and ball was at
once secured , their bond being llxed at $10-
500 and signed by . ) , F. Kimball , Georjro II.
Champ , D. Currlgg , J. J. Shea , U. 13. II.
Campbell , and James Soguln.
In the various InalutiuonU they nro charged
with embezzling t. > 00 belonging to Gcorgo
Olcott of Charlcstown , N. H. , and the lar
ceny of & .8&1.33 from D. W. Archer , of the
Kcono Five-cent Savings bank ; 11,153 from
the Littleton , ( N. II. ) , National bunk ; * S39
from J. C. Teller ol Denver , and (143,000
from tbo Klmball-Ctimnp Itivcittnent com
pany.
Tbo defendants claim , with reference to
the charoo of embezzlement , that the $500
had been fully paid back to Its rightful
owner before the case was submitted to the
unmet jury , aud that they hold a receipt , for
the amount. In regard to the Archer claim
and tbo claims of the two bunks , they stata
'hat thu shortage Is fully covered In the trust
'eccl to the Manhattan and other Individual
iruperty which they executed on the day
hey niado their assignment , mid that the
imoucls ( -.aimed to have been stolen repro-
ontcd inonoy that was In tbo bauds of the
nvostmcnt company standing as credits on
ho books , but not remitted to its owners.
In connection with tbo case , Attorney Piney -
oy I3urko , who represents the defendants ,
poke as follows :
1 It is evident from tno indlctmcntrcturncd
hat the complaints used before- the grand
urv are not of alleged wrongs to our own
icoplo , but alleged wrongs to oasiorn capi-
allsts. Tbo acts uro acts of the investment
: ompany , which , In the nature of things ,
must , have been known to the other ofllcors
ind employes of tie ! company. In ono case ,
hat of Teller , the court has already passed
in fttbo case bv making an order on the re
ceiver of the Kimball-Champ Investment
company to pay the amount out of the assets
if tbo company. Tbo chief chargu purports
.o bo made on behalf of tbo eastern stock
holders , but wo claim that the stockholders
nave not authorized such use of their names ,
nnd It Is known that Messrs. Kimball
.V Champ put in tbo bands of
Mr. Milton Jackson , an honorable man rep
resenting holders of Js',1,000 worth of invest
ment company stock , for their use and can-
colort JJCi.OOO so that the effect is to reduce
the stock $124,000.Vo nlio claim that this
overdraft is greatly exaggerated and that
Ihero is nothing criminal in it , but a more
matter of the dTerence ! ( of opinion as to the
advisability of building a hotel in Council
"Huffs mid that If a mistake it has been more
.ban provided against by tbo deeds to the
company and transfer and cancellation nf
stock. The company h d a capital of $300-
DOO. If Kimball & Champ surrendered
and canceled $121,000 , this reduced the stock
by that amount so as to make it a company
of $17li.OOO , and this covers uny impairment
of the balance of stock. "
In addition to the nbovo indictments were
returned as follows : E. G. Tobin , who stole
? 17 from the pocket of J. Y. Hendricus of
Shenandoah at the Kiel house , larceny in a
building ; William Cms , who stele $33.50 be-
'onqlng to Mrs. Annn Pralor , larceny ; E. U.
iiowe , embezzling $104 belonging to W. A.
Edwards ix. Co. of Dos MolnosYllliara ;
Probstel-5 , soiling mortgaged property. It is
claimed tbat Probatolo mortgaged a couple
of billiard tables to N. bchurz , which after-
waids turned out to bo the property of the
Ogden livery stable.
UoWltt's Little Early Kison for the liver.
Tickets for Eli Porktna' lecture , Feb
ruary 1 ! ! , lire oil sale at the drutr store of
O. II. Brown , Main street ; J. U. Stutirt ,
Brotidwiiy ; Fnirmount pharmacy , Oporn
House drug store ; Bracken's. Uemera-
ber that this ontorttiinmont is wholly for
the bonulit of the Homo of the Fri'ond-
ess. Buy your tickets curly and got a
coed seat. _
Walnut block nnd Wjomlng conl.
fresh mined , received duilj Thatcher ,
16 Main.
BEQAN IN OMAHA.
rrvilurluk I'auldliiK'H Karly Dramatic Ven
tures Hlx Holies mill riuiis Discussed.
Mr. Frederick Pauldlng , now playing an
engagement at the Boyd theater In "Tho
StruL'glo of Life , " was an Omaha boy nnd
began his stage work in this city. Ho is the
son of Mrs. Colonul William Irving Dodge ,
whoso hubband was second in command at
Fort Omaha nearly twenty years ago.
Mr. Pnuldlng has brought to his profes
sional career the enthusiasm of a passionate
love , nnd now , at tlio curly ago of 3. ) , ho can
see the promise of a brilliant aud famous
future. Ho has for years boon recognized us
onn of the best leading men in support of
famous stars , and is regarded us one of the
likeliest of young American actors. Ho has
already sot Ills man : hii-h in tragedy , and his
friends predict that ho will bo tbo preat
Booth's successor. He is llxod by that high
ambition , and brings to its achievement the
application of a student and exceptional abili
ties that are already wnll developed.
Mr , Puuldicg was supoiintending the setting
ting of the cathedral scone in "Tho Struggle
for Life , " when a llir. : representative was
presented to him , nnd ho explained that his
heart was so wrapped up in thu success of
tlilb vontuio that ho watched every dotnil in
order to glvo tbo public a perfect portorm-
nnco.
"Ves , I am in a sense an Omaha boy , " he
said In response to un inquiry , "and some of
tlio happiest days of my boyhood were spent
in this city. Uut what a magical chimgo bus
con.o over Omaha ! I remember vorv well
coasting belly uumpcrs down the Furnain
street bill bv the old framn court lionso , but
vou Imvo cut down thn hill and piled up brick
blocks until nothing of tbo dear old spot is
left. So many of tbo old friends Imvo moved
away or passed over to the bc oud that 1 llnd
very tow hero now.
"My fcmlly cnmo to Omaha in 1874 , when I
WHS but 15 , and remained until IbTO. My
tirst appearance on a stage was in amateur
theatricals at Fort Omaha. 1 had a passion
for the stage from childhood. In New York
I cultivated the friendship of the keeper of
the stage door at Wulluck's old theater , and
spent many u recess during school Jays in
wandering about the enchanted place.
"After leaving Omaha 1 visited Europe ,
and for live months had free access to Mr.
Henry Irviug's theater in London. I took no
pait in the performances , but made a study
of staga craft and received many useful
hints from Mr. Irving. On returning to
America I again took up amateur theatricals ,
and decided to gouixm tbo stago.
"My professional debut was made in 'The
Fool's Hovonge , ' In Ib7l ) . The enthusiasm
of youth led to overwork resulting in spinal
meningitis and partial paralysis. The physi
cians commanded mo to abandon the stage
for at least tlvo years , but a year or two later
my mo.her'a fortune was swept away. She
bad given power of attorney to an agoni.who
dUslpated her means In ( peculation. There
upon I resumed from necessity the calling I
had taken up from lave , and lii 18S4 returned
to the stage in "The Shadows of a Circat
City. " Since then I Imvo supported Miss
Fanny Davenport , Miss , Margaret Mather ,
It , K. J. Miles , Frank Mayo , Joseph Jeffer
son , and William J , Florence. 1 wa * associ
ated with Miss Mather for fix yean , and
huvo played Uotnco moio than 700 times.
"Ttin present venture in inolodiamn is not
altogether to inv liking , but it is a means to
an end. Mr. Kdwin lloo'h and Mr. Joseph
Jofturtou , bolt ) of whom have given mo
kludly encouragement , advised wo to give
Twenty Thousand Dollars worth of Shoes will be sold for less than it cost to make them. Not
damaged at all. Not a shoe in , the house damaged. There was no ( ire or water in the room where the
goods were. These goods are all new and clean and of the very best makes , and they will be sold at.
prices never before offered to the people of Council Bluffs or Omaha.
LOOK AT SOME OP THE BARGAINS :
Ltilrd's French kid hnnil turned shoes Ladies' cloth top hand turned Oxfords made , in silk vestlnp top , bright don- All $1 shoes for $160. chnnco to buy good goods cheaper thna
that Morse of Oiimhu bells for $8 , for reduced from S.'i.CO to 81.60. pola U ) ) , cloth top , Hulchur ctu nnd all All * 3 shoes for $2. you over can again.
$4.60. Ladles' kid top hand turned Oxfords , styles , all slzos nnd widths , the sumo All $2 shoos for $ I. IT IS A WKLL KNOWN FACT
Curtis ft Wheeler's hand turned $5 redui'cd from S3 to $1.2-3. shoos that would cost you $8 and $9 in AND HUMK That Kvans has nlwnya handled noth *
shoo for J3.60. Ladies'kid top hand turned Oxfords , Omaha , for $5.50. Those poods nro of That those goods tire (1H ( HOW , clean nnd ing but Hrflt-clnss goods , and you cari
Curtis & Wheeler's hand turned &J.60 reduced from $2.50 tol. the latest styles nnd perfectly made by the best makes. save one-half the cost of these goods by
Bhoc lor $2.60. And all Oxfords and slippers at even the best manufacturers in the United very buying them now.
Reynold's Bros. S3 shoos for $2. less than half price. States IT WILL PAY YOU NO FAKU , UUT UUT A FACT.
All $2.60 shoes for $1.60. MEN'S SHOES. AH M.SO shoos for $4. to examine these goods and get some of ThobO goods will all bo said In a few
All $2 shoes for $1. I will Boll the best patent leather shoo All $5 bhoes for $3.50. the bargains. Don't overlook this days. Don't lot this ohanco osuiipa ycnvr
THIS SALE COMMENCES MONDAY , FEBRUARY 1.
F. H. EVANS 412 BROAD WA Y
COUNCIL BLUFFS , IOWA.
two or three years to molodrntna nnd n llko
tlino to high comedy. With tastes and in
clinations all toward tragndy , my present
worK is merely training to bolter lit mo for
myrhoson line of work. My cousin bequeathed -
queathod me 'Tho Struggle of ; Life' and
$ -0,000 ! with the understanding that I should
gl"o the play a ilno mounting , como before
the public as a producer and bend all my
oncrcics toward the goal of my ambition.
Thus far the venture has mot wltti Nattering
successnnd nubile and press have given me a
a ffrntlfylnc reception.
"My ambition is to DO a worthy successor
of Edwin Dootb , and while that may sound
vainglorious you must admit that it is a
proper purpose to spur ono to noblest on-
dcavor. I am prepared to give years of studr
ana effort to the pursuitand if I como within
sight of the goal by the time I am 60 I will bo
satlsllod. I mny continuo in melodrama and
comedy for several years yet , but \vill suruly
return to tragedy. "
Cook's Extra Dry Imperial Champagne is
naturally fermented ; there is nothing in it
but the Juice of grapes. Try it.
'H JVfOI'OS/i/J Ltlll'S.
LUt or lilllit 1'rcacntril In thn Sttito I.fglttla-
turu YcMterilny.
Dus MOIXKS , In. , Fob. 5. [ Special Tele-
; ram to TUB BEE.- ] The icpubllcans of tbo
louse held a caucus this morning and de
cided to press tbo Australian ballot bill to
lassago and make it a special order lor Mon
day at 10:30 : , which was afterwards dono. It
now develops that at a previous house repub
lican caucus it was practically determined to
stand by prohibition , the only two members
reeardcd as "shaky" having made speeches *
favorable to the law.
Governor Boles' report of the numoor of
pardons , reprieves and remissions of lines
was submitted to the legislature today , it
showed tbat ho had exorcised exccutivo
clemency inUJ cases , among them being tbo
pardons of 150 saloonkeepers. This list is
axclustvo of the largo number of remissions
of lines , commutations and suspensions of
sentences.
Among tbo bills introduced In the sen
ile this morninc ; wore the following :
To confer on wives the right to com
mence civil action against their hus
bands ; amending the lottery law ; requiring
railroads to keep their books open to the
public.
A joint resolution was presented to submit
all nets passed by the legislature to the people
for approval.
The house" Joint resolution passed asking
congress to transport the Iowa contribution
of grain to Russia in case the latter country
could not do so.
The senate adjourned in the midst of tbo
discussion of a resolution calling on the at
torney general to give un opinion as to who
was the legal secretary of the senate.
The republicans of the house caucussod on
the Norrls ballot bill , but came to no conclu
sion. When the house was called to order
the bill was made the special order for Mon
day next. Bills granting women the right to
vote at school and municipal elections were
reported favorably. Tlio house bill passed
providing for the sale of puolio lands ut
public auction.
The senate and house 'World's fair commit
tees mot in Joint session todav nnd hoard
from Superintendent of Agriculture Bu
chanan , who told what would bo uocossary
to make a creditable exhibit. Chairmen of
the committees are \\nrmlyin favor of a
liberal appropriation for the exposition , and
say the amount asked for , (300,000 , is not too
much ,
Dewitt's Little Earlv Ktsors. ooit pUU
Moux City .Saloon
Sioux CITIIn. . , Fob. 5. [ Special to Tun
Br.E.J The saloonkeepers of this city arc
closing their places by dozens. The majority
of them were caught in the trap of the Law
and Order league , which has redoubled its
efforts since the late state election. The
llrjuor men were confident that the prohibi
tory law would bo promptly . 'opouled by the
legislature , nnd two months ago thov readily
entered into stipulations with the Law and
Order league that if the prohibitory law was
not repealed by the Loplslaturo by February
1 they would appear in the district court nnd
plonci guilty to the charge of contempt of
court , which carries with it the closing of
their places with line and possible imprison
ment. If the law should bo repealed they
still agreed to pay costs of the proceedings
that bad been begun against ttiom. The
agreement at least gave tbem two months of
treedom. Dut now the time has expired , and
the Law and Order league Is enforcing the
agreement to the letter. The saloon men are
forced to close or go to Jml , and in addition
suffer confiscation of all HxturiH , etc. Many
of tnom are leavingtown to avoid payniontnf
the liniis. which the plea of guilty Involves ,
the minimum tine being $300. Kven If the
legislaluro shall repeal the law It will not bo
for some time In the future. It looks as if
the saloon men would bo compelled to give
up the light , and suffer tlio liquor supply to
go npaln Into the hands of bootleggers , dive
keepers and secret Joints
If you have a cough don't delay. It is dan
gerous , Pico's Cure for Consumption will
euro you , Guaranteed. All druggists , U5c.
IIUVH Supreme Court Derisions ,
Dis MOIXEH , la , , J-'eb. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to THE DEI : . ] Supromocourtoinnlons :
Janius A , Williams etal. , appellant , vs Chicago
cage , HocK Island & Pacillo Hallway com
pany , I'olk district , reversed ; D , C. Lamb vs
J. H. Hois ot al , , appellants , Tamil district ,
dismissed ; Starr & Hallocir , appellants , vs
Inch tunvanen ct u ! . , ICossuUi district ,
afllrrood ; M. J , Fnrvcro ot al. , appellants , vs
K. Uillinan et ul. , Marion district , afllrmcd ;
Hoslim Uollobelslclt. appellant , vs U. S.
Hainbone , sheriff , Shelby district , reversed.
Gcsslcr's Mazlo iDili jha Wafar car 01 a
headaches in0 minutes. At all druggists.
Sioux' Cltj'K Union Depot.
SIOUA CITV , la. , Fob. S. [ Special to Tn
HUB. I Arrangements have boon completed
for the building of the union depot which
the Northern Terminal and Warehouse com
pany have had In hand for Hourly two ycats.
The money was secuiod several Montlifc ago ,
but the enterprise has beou waiting for ar
rangements with the railroad companies cow
hero , and other companies to come In for the
use of it. It Is learned on the highest
authority that It has been decided to build
the union depot. This moans that the
Winona nnd Southwestern and ono or two
other companies have made arrangements to
como in. The architect's plans for the union
depot which nro very elaborate , were ap
proved last year.
CMost complexion powders have a vuizar
glare , but Pozzoni's Is a true beautilier
whoso effects are lasting.
HIT IIiiHlmml Wnfi 1'althlonn.
CHESTOS , la. , Feb. 5. [ Special Telegram
to TUB BED. ) Mrs. C. W. Myors , living In
the northeastern part of the cltr , took an
ounce of laudanum last evening with sui
cidal intent because of the faithlessness of
her husband. A physician was summoned
and a nypodermio liilccilon of apomorphia
was given. Twenty minutes later tbo
poison was ejected and she became con
scious. An overdose of the poison saved
her life. C. W. Myers Is traveling with
Taylor's Creston circus. Last season when
the circus caino Into winter quarters hero
Myors put up at the 'local boarding house
with a woman who claimed to bo his wife.
Two wooUs later his real wife appeared. The
first woman then skipped and Mvers lived
with his wife hero for'u couple ot months ,
when he loft town.
Do Witt's Little Early lasers : the on I v pill
to cure sick headache and regulate bowels.
I'ropoxpil Xmv Hull I.ciignc.
Siot'X CITV , la. , Fob/5. [ Special to THE
BEE. ] Local base ball enthusiasts are con
sidering the question of havinz u team in
any good association that may materialize in
tbe west. Just now the proposition under
consideration is ono emanating from Quincy ,
111. , which would make n circuit of Quinoy ,
Dos Moines , Kansas City , Kan. , Topeka ,
Atculson , St. Joe , Lincoln and Sioux City.
The prospect , however , for such an arrange
ment is not flattering.
A very small pill , buna vary good ono. Do
Witt's little Early Hisow.
oiiH to Ho Out K
Sioux CITV. la , Fob. 5. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEB.J Highway robberies are
becoming very frequent and bold hero. Two
robberies occurred last night. A business
man was stooped in the heart of the city by
two highwaymen , who held revolvers at his
head while a third emptied his pockets of
1100 and other valuables.
Oifrmun Court Martial 1'roccrdliiKft ,
Cf.EViiMxn , O. , Fob. 5. This morning ,
when Major Overman was nsked to plead
to charges against him , he rcfusod to plead
to that of embezzlement. To the charge of
unbecoming conduct ho pleaded not guilty.
Attcr the examination of ono witness tbo
court martial was postponed till Monday.
CiiKbTOV , In. , Feb. fi. [ Special to TUG
The happiest event in social circles
in Creston this season was the marriage last
evening of Mr , Crude Hum and Miss Carrie
I'assaux. Both are social leaders.
AXXOVXVKMKXTS.
That htchlv succsssful comedy "U and I"
with John T , Kelly , ono of the best of stage
Irishmen in the principal role will bo seen at
Bojd's new theatre on Sunday and Monday
evening next. The merits of the comedy and
the itar are already too well knowrt to ro-
qulro extended comment. On its presenta
tion hero last season it drew an immense
audience and gavn universal satisfaction.
It is a bright satire on the apartment house
system In Now York and Is In three acts ,
funny biluatlons , novel specialties and clover
dancing being distributed throughout the en
tire play.
The I'ii-j llccoril ,
CKIHH IUrn > , la. , Feb. 5. At 1 o'clock
this morning lire was discovered in tbo largo
barns owned by J. S. Porter. The Ilames
spread so rapidly tbat it was Impossible to
save anything , and thirty head of cattle per
ished. All his duiry supplies were lost , Tbo
total loss Is not known.
MO.STIIKU. , Fob. G. Fire broke out last
night In a building on Jbcquct Curlier
squnra occupied by Lo Moudo lllustro and
spread to the promises of A , L. Hurltibus
& Co. , Alien Cattelli , card and p.lpcr , nnd
Uupuis it Co. Damage , $ .25,000.
LOUISYII.I.F , Ky. . Feb. S. It is reported
that the town of Worthvillo , fifty miles from
hero , is In Ilames. Sis business houses hnro
already boon destrojiid.
LOUISVII.I.I : , Ky. , Fc'b. fi. Early tills
morning the Central ' Tobacco company's
warehouse burned and Captain Edwards ,
ono of tbo owners of the building who was
sleeping in it , was cremated. Tho'llnanclal
loss is W5.000.
I.iito Nt'us Iroin Mexico.
CITV or Mexico , Fob. 5. El TIempo , the
organ of Iho church pSrty , has teen publUh
ing sensational Oarz.ip'e'ws [ , and the attorney
general has boon consulted in regard to hav
ing tbo editor nrrosicd. The mutter has been
referred to President Diaz.
It is rumored that now men will take the
plauo of the pro entchicf of police of this
city and several of hi subordlimtq * ,
Thoru are at present | n the DC 1'om prison
forty-nine murderer ] under sentenceof
death.
, ri
The president's son is III. „
Telegrams from the stateof Sonora state
that many of Yaqul Indians are going to
\\ork , having decided to abandon warfare ,
Coal for lli Count'H Cli.ircrn.
The county commlsshnuTs Imvo taken anew
now turn with reference to turnlthing coal to
paupers ,
Heretofore , P. II , Mohonoy & Co. , the con
tractors , have sent in ihclr bills each month ,
together wltti tbo orders from tbo county
poor master , mid with Ibis showing payment
has been mado. Thcro hivu been any num
ber of claims that the coal was weighed on
shon-wnnrht scales. That nothing of the
kliid may occur In the futuic , an order has
gene forth that to Insure the payment of coal
bills , Mahoney & Co. must huvo thnr bills
accompanied by Iho city woighmaster's
cuccks.
DoWltl' Little Kariv itison. lloit little
pill cvor mado. Cure constipation over/
time. None equal. Use thorn novr.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COUNCIL BUUFFo.
WANTKD-l'oMllon by first-class ( IrtiitelstJI
rvulstoicd ly evainliiatlon In lown : Is
peed ull uroiind band nmn. Address W 3 , Duo
ollluc , Council HlulT-1. _
Oil KX01INGKGood TlourlnK mill to cx-
chansu for Couni'll llluirs ) iroiortv | or
good Nobraskn Innd. Tor unrtlunl'trs call un
Johnston & Van Patten. Council mull's.
EOll KENT Kurnlshud room ; stoain boat !
(7 per month. Address l0 ! , city.
FOK KENT Nicely furnished home. 7
rooms , steam boat , water , nil modern Im
provements. K. H. Sbcufu , over U Ulcer &
I'uspy's. _
T71OR SALE Counters and vault door In tbo
JLJ bulldlnj ; recently occupied by tbu Coun
cil Uluir * Havings bmk. Otllcor & 1'usoy ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS money on hand for
loans W. A. Wood A Co. . SJO Main.
IOl'l''rK tbo followlnt cholci barKalns In
fruit and vcKotablo hinds : r.7 acres bO rods
north of tbo Cbaiitaunua Kronnds. pastern
slope , Mnosprln s nnd line surhiK-brooU , huul
very rich and well mluutud to fiult.
2U acres on Grand avenue , line ere bard ,
windmill und line KTOVU ; situated on Mynster
proposed motor line , ono and ono-h.tif miles
from Council Bluffs postolTlco.
0 acres of very choice plowed land on Urand
nvunuo , 1'i mlles frjm uostolllco.
110 acres .14 mlioi from city limits ; good
house , barn and outbuildings : line orohurj ; a
Brent bargain at J.'i. . " > JO. Easy tei ins.
' 'Snores , cbolco fruit farm , 0 acres In black
berries , COJ youne fruit trees. : i,0intrapo ( vinas.
lionso , barn and outbulldln : s. A very obolco
bargain. 10 acres adjoining city limits. 2-stnrv
house , good barn , orchard , Krapes nnd small
friuth. W. C. btacy , Hoom 4 , Opera House
block. Council Hluffs. la.
I WANT to buy stock of groceries or boots
and shoes ; will pay p irt cash ana part by
a 5 room house and lot in Omaha. Q i8 Duo.
Council Bluffs.
TJ1AUMS. garden lands , houses , lots un'-l
-L1 business blacks for sale or rent. Day &
Hess. LO 1'earl street. Council Blurts.
VETERINARY SPECIFICS
For Horses , Cattle , Sheep , Bogs , Hogs ,
AND FOULTHY.
flOOPneo Book on Treatment of Anlnmla
nud Chart bent l''rec.
ccnEnFcvprnConeciillnnHInllnntnintlon
A.A.lHplunl JIunliiKltla , nlllk Fever.
II.It. fMrnliiH , IjamcnvHH , ItliciiniullHUi.
< : . --DlHlcniprr , NIIBII ! Ulachuruud.
I ) . IHal * or ( Jriibn , Worm 8 ,
K.K. C'oiialiB , IlenvuH , I'liriiiiinnln.
lf.I''ollc or ( irlix'n , IIcll > ndio.
< ; . ( ! . .11 Incurring" ! IleinorrlmioH.
JI.II.--IIrliiiiry nnd Kidnry DlheiiMCi.
. . Kriiptlvo DlBniHCH , DlniiEc.
S.I. . DlNcnocN ol Jlineklloii , I'nrnljril * .
Single llottlc ( o > cr&0 > losoB ) , - - .UO
Stabln C'nue , with Spccinrai. Mnniwl.
Veterinary dire. Oil nnil ilcillcator , S7.0O
Jnr Vclcrlnnry Cure ( III , - - 1.00
Kotd bf IrnirtUU ) | or ftrnl prrpAld anjwbrr B < l In toj
qaanllly on rrrdiit of prltc.
limi'lllll IS'iril. to. , 1 U 1 1 13 IVIIlbm SI. , XrnTork.
*
SUMP EBB YS '
HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC No , !
In ueo 30 je rs. The only euccessful remedy for
Nervous Debility- , Vital Weakness ,
and I'roetration , from 'over-work or other causes.
91 per vial. orBTialnandlnrKevlal powder , tor * 5.
buJJ (17 ( l > rulit , or lent oaM'1'11"1 ' rtc l | t ot Jirlca.
Hliai'llltl.VS'llM ) . CO.,111 AllItHlliu ; > ibl.N wJcrk.
Many a life has been lost
because of the taste of cod-
liver oil.
If Scott's Emulsion did
nothing more than take that
taste away , it would save the
lives of some at least of those
that put off too long the
means of recovery.
It does more. It is half-
digested already. It slips
through the stomach as if by
stealth. It goes to make
strength when cod-liver oil
would be a burden.
SCOTT & Bo WHS , Chemnu. ij South jth Avenut ,
New York.
Your dniEKint k p Scolt'i EmuUIonof eod-nrer
oil all drugguu yerywheie do. fi.
la paper boiet ; enough for two targe pie J.
Always realty ; easily prepared.
THE ORIGINAL
.ind only Complete and Satisfactory
Condensed Mince Meat in the Market.
Cheap Substitutes and Crude Imitations
are uttered with the aim to profit by tbu
popularity ot Iho New England ,
Do not be deceived bul alwayi InslM on
the New England Urand. lhebtlmadu ,
Raffcrlns
Uio t'iTi'CU ol
> uutUful tirrort
arly decay , waiting weakness , toil mmilnvxl , ,
will wild nvaluajliltf IrtatUo ( Malcd ) loutolulnj
full iianlculara for luinc cure , I Hl'.K ot cliarvn.
Aiplemllit nicdleal worki iliould if nart by err
man whu U rurvimi Rii'i tlrbllltaUd. A.
C , I'OU'LlUltflloodu * . C'oitiu
DecrcWclls&o ?
, ' The iniino nf thu business G E Meyers
, ,
BUYER'S iness ( unison liuro ,
Agricultural Rlvon nro as rofoi- 8ucooor to O. A.
enee for tlio tiunllt tloobj A Co ,
Implements of buyer'Vo recom l.nruoit Fiirnltnr *
mend them the GUIDE lloiiv ) lit tlio Mo.
us
Wagons , hnvKlos , . Vnllor. Wi to XJ1
besMKHi-.es to ( lull
etc. . South Main dl . llrovliray , Council
wltli InCuuncllllllTa.
Council lUiirr.i lllults.
TWIN CITY STEA.M DYE WORKS ,
G. A. Soliosdsack , Proprietor , Officas e2l Broadway , Gounol
Bluffs and 1321 FarnamSL. , Omalia. Dye , clean and refinish goods
of every description. Packages received at either office or at tha
WorksCor. A.-VQ. A and 26th St. Council Bluffs. Send for price list.
Merchants who huvo bhop-worr. or soiled fabrics of any character cun hav
them redyod and ilnishad equal to now.
BED PEATIIEUS RENOVATED AND CLEANED BY STEAM , with tha
nd most approved imichineryatobt at lesj oo t than yea ovdf pii 1 bjfoj
Protect yourlunggijy
wearing Chamois vest.
For cold feet buy a Hot
Water Bottle. We have
all size1 ; , at low prices.
Physicians P r e s c r I p-
tions prepared ai low
prices.
The Aloc& 1'enfold Company
15lh Street next to I > . O.
PROPOSALS FOR PERMANENT
SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION.
Pcalt-d pinposiilh vvlll lie n-colvcd by tbu un-
dcrslKiicHi iiuill l'M : o'olocU n. in. , I'obiuury
i.11 , 18'J. ' , for Uio consti uctlon of nil iicnnnncpt
blilowulUs onlrioil I it Id by tlio mayor und city
council until Juno 1 , Ih'Ji ! , In tboclty of UnialiH.
Such Blditwiilks 1o liu cuiihtruuKjd of htono.
nrtlllelal Ntonti , brick or tllhm , ni-cordliiK to
Iiliuis nnd Hiiuclllc.iIIonj on Illu In tbu odlcu of
tbo llo ml ( I'nbllo WorkH.
Kucb bl < i to specify u price per Kiiiinrllulnl
foot for tbu HlclewiilU t > ; . ' 'to , nnd to
lie aucoiniiniilod by n uurtlliod _ 'k In tbti
sum of J5iO , piiynblo to Ibo t'llv of Oiiiiilin us
nn evidence ! ot uood fiiltb , lllddorH iinmt fur-
nlsh a samjile of stone , brick or lllliiK
Tbo board resurvcs tlio rlabt in award a con-
trad for nil thu dltrorunt uimlE of inattTlul.
to4 tb r or ecparutoly , or for any onn Kind of
inntcrlal , to reject uny or all Indmind to witUo
defects. P. W , III UK II A I Hii : { .
C'b.ilrnnii of tbo Itouxl of I'ubllu Worlts.
Onmba , Nnb , 1'eb. \ lhU. ! I'-U-Kl-ni
< CURE
rYOURSELF !
,
r Ask your DrugKJft lor a
m' bottle of liltO. ' 1 he only .
/ rioii ] > ulioniui remedy for all 1
7 the uniiaturul discharges ana
I prl\atedUef scs ol men und the
I debilltutltiB wtaknttii peculiar
I to noincn. It cures in ft lew
Idajs without the nld or
\ inibllclty of a doctor ,
km I'nit trial Amiritan Cure ,
Munufuctiirfd by I
TbeEvins Chemical 03. "
CINCINNATI , O.
U , C A ,
COUNCIL 1JLU1-FS
Galvanixcd Iron Cornice Works
It. QllAIIh ! t SON , I'llOl'.S
1O15 nntl 1O17 JSroncUvaij ,
fnrnUlicil on all klniliof ( iulrnnUoit
or t'ornloo Work , Iron Hoarlng htoru I'ronH iiiij
Open Work. ArtlMla Work u niii'clultr Curru -
l > unilcncu lalldtrd from pulnti JUJ mllus fruiu
L'diintll lllun > and Uinuha.
W. C. ESTEP ,
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND EMBALMER ,
14 N , Main , Council Bluffs , a
THE GRAND HOTEL ,
Council Bluffs , Iowa.
Now , modern , woll-tipnointud , thor *
oiiyhly woll-ltot ] ) , S3 a diiy.
E. F. CLARK , Prop.
COUNCIL B UFFS STEAM DYE WORKS
All kinds of Dyuln ; ; and Oluiinlii dona In Uio
highest style of the urt. Kudod mil Htatned
fabrics inudu to look an oed an now. lied
ro.ithnitt cleaned by steam In llrst-oliws mun-
ncr \\oik proininlydonuaiiddidivurod I null
piutHof ilui connlry Hunil tin urlco lint.
O. A. MAdllAN , - - I'KUI'llllvrult.
101) ) lliojtlwiy. No ar Noitliueslurn Depot
UouMUih lU.UfiM , IOWA , 7
CITIZENS STATE BANK
Or Council Bluffs.
1 AL STOCK . $150,00 J
SURPLUS AND PROFITS .
TOTAL CAPITAL AND SURPLUS . $223,003
Owr.OTnin 1. A. .Miller. F. O. Gleison , R ft ,
Bhuvurt , K. K. K irt , J. I ) . E Jmnnilson , Uii rlB
It. liunnun. Trani.iut tfunur.il banking busl-
nets. Ijiirxustuapll-U iuU lurplui of any but ) ' *
luboutliwtjiloni luwa.
INTEREST ON TIME DEPOSITS
Sims & Saunders-ftjrr'uS
federal courts. HODIIU I , t auJ ) Bbugur *
llcno blouk. Ouauull UlulT * . Ix
Chas. Lunkley ,
rtiiu-riil Director ami Uinlcrtiikrr.
311 LJroudway , Council Hluffs.
T lu | > hone 3J'J.