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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (March 31, 1893)
Mfe V THE OMAIU DAILY HER : Fni'DAY , MAKfll 81 , 1803. THE DAILY BEE COUNCIL , HLUFF& OI-'FICUi rfO. 12 l > EAUIj STUKBT. 1 filtered 1 y carrier to nny part of the city II W. TILTON. - MANAOEIl rrrt pitiinvre I Hn lnoM Office. . . . . . . . . No. 43 TF-LEl'IIOM-S flNKlt | | Editor . No. 23 jn.\tin .i N. Y. Plumbing Co. Council Illuffs Lmnocr Co. Coal Miltonborgcr Is the hatter , WG Drondwny. The damage done by the golnsr out of the Ice nt the new bridge has been repaired , ami the work of building has been resumed. The Y. I' . K. O. M , of the Christian church will jrlvo a social at Mrs. White's , No. 411 North Ulghth street , Friday evening. March 111. A rnnrrluRo llrcnso was mned yesterday to Charles H. McCormlck of Chicago , mid Kloru fJullday of Lincoln. Their npos uro 28. Thuy were married by Justice Fox. M-ister festival by the Indies of the Con- irrcpntion.il church Saturday evening. Sun- JX.T at < 1 o'clock. as cents. The High school orchestra will furnish music. fancy arti cles for sale. .lohn A. Hotzum. the younK man who wns In the city aliout two months ape on his way back to New York after a trip around the world on foot , will lecture at lly Hiwidwny Methodist church next Moiidiii'inn ; ? . Todnv Is the last day on which the first balf of the year's taxes can be paid without penalty Tin ; ofllco of the county treasurer has been crowded for several days past , and today It will be crowded more than ever. Arrangements arc belli ; ; made for a con cert by the Iowa State band of Ucs Moines within the next two weeks. The proceeds uro lobe used in payinir the expenses of the band at the World's fair C. W. U.ilbcy and A. A Covalt. both well known Council lllufTs musicians , are members of the band. CK A Mcsmore was tried before Justice Vicn yesterday afternoon on the charge of cheating a man named Hokemperout of a larfjo sum of money by milking false pre tenses In a land trade , in representing to liim that the land was unencumbered sivo : by it mortgage which was not due for two years , when the fact was that the inortgaire was due before he paid for tin1 land and foreclosure proceedings were instituted. Upon the trial the fact was developed that Mcsmoro furnished an abstract on which the mortgage was noted in black and white. Mcsmoro was discharged on motion of the prosecuting witness. Having sold our old icobax. meat blocks , etc. , at No. f > : i7 Uroudwny to the Mctclicmlorf Meat company , wo wish to announce to all of our friends and patrons that we arc still handling the best meats in Connuil BlulTs , and invite an inspection of ojir now market. at No. fii'I liroadwny , the neatest , cleanest and most complete market in this or any other city. MBTZOAK& KANDLETT. You Will lie rii-iiscil With the bargains you get in shoes at Evans' now store , " 8 Main and 127 Pear bti-cets. Finest Aristo cabinet photos , S2 per dozen. Ash ton's studio , 18 North Main Mine. Helen Merrill , fcainlresslng ant manicure. Room .112 , Merriam block. Mrs. II. E. IMCayof Atlantic was in the city yesterday , the guest of her father , Kev. T. F. Thickstun. W. C. lloyerof this city and a member o the Omaha Typographical union , has been chosen delegate to the international conven tion of printers. C. II. Heynolds , formerly superintendent of the motor company , was married last "Wednesday to Miss Clara McHride , a young society lady of Norfolk. Neb. They left at once for New Orleans where they will spend u month. Mr. Reynolds has been superin tendent of the Norfolk divison of the Elk- born railway since his departure from Coun cil Bluffs about two years ago , but ho" still bas a large number of friends here who will rejoice at his success" . Opcnlnj , ' . Spring term of Western Iowa college Ixnrlns , Monday , April 3. Business , normal , shorthand , typewriting and pen manship departments. Tuition $1 per week. One htenogrnpher'H bureau will take dictations and furnish typewritten cop ies promptly at moderate prices. W. S. PAULSON . For a nice line of window shades and drapery goods ueo Council UlulTs Carnet company , 407 Broadway. Wood of all kinds , CODS and coal. L. G. Knotts & Co , 700 Broadway. Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p. m. at the Council BlulTs Medical and Surgical institute , 2Hh ( and Broadway. Another improvement to the popular Schubert piano. Swanson Music Co Victory for tli UrldKo Works. The awarding of the contract for the O street viaduct in Lincoln , Neb. , to the Mil waukee Bridge and Iron "Works is the result of the three weeks light , mention of which 1ms lioen made at various times in THE BEE. Thcro wore tweuty-Hvo rompctitlvo designs and bids received by the city of Lincoln on said viaduct , all of which were submitted to the bridge engineers of the Chicatro , Bur lington & Qulncy and Union Pacillc railways for examination , and these gentlemen in their report to the Board of Public. .forks rated the de signs of the Milwaukee company as first in the order of merit and superior to all others presented. These designs were pre pared by C. E. II. Campbell , engineer and general western agent of the Milwaukee company , at his ofllco in Council Bluffs , and the construction of the work will bo under his Immediate charge and supervision. This company has extensive contracts on the new Intel-state bridge over tno Missouri river and at other ) > olnts throughout the western country , all of which are being handled from the Council BlulTs headquarters. It Will 1'uy You To see what you cap. do at Evans1 now store before buying your shoes for spring. 28 Main and 27 Pearl streets. Von Will Nrril Them Soon. Kviins has the largest assortment of Oxfords over shown in Council BlulTs or Omaha. Prices from the cheapest to the highest , and nil new and stylish. Don't fail to examine them before you buy. Coal and wood ; best and cheapest Missouri hard wood in the city ; prompt delivery. II. A. Cox , No. 4 Alain. JMonte CrUtout Dolmnv'H. Easter week opens next Monday evening nt Dohany's with the presentation of "Monte Crlsto" by Frank Umlon and his talented naughter Edna -Earllo I.indon , with a com- panyof strong support. They will remain during the entire week presenting a vai led rcpretoiro , at winning prices of 10 , ! > 'j and 10 cents. The Philadelphia Item says : "Mr. Uiulon Is a strong and polished Edmonu Panics , tils musical voice and symetrical form giving a charm to his portrayal of the character. " Geo. S. Davis , prescription druggist. For warming guest chambers , bath rooms , etc. , our gas heaters are just what you want. Look at them. Clean , convenient , cheap. C. B. Gas and Eloo- trio Light Co. Active demand for acreage in tho- Klein tract testllies to its location , ! cheapness and desirability for trujt. gart- dcnlng and suburban property. From to 40 acres for bale , 21 miles cast of pos ofllee , by Day & Hess , IIP Pearl street. Boston chips ut Drlcsbnch's today. Williamson & Co. , 100 Main street , largest and best htoyclo stock in city. Ladles , don't forget that the Louis Are Ht 26 Main street now. Come all , NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Postofilco Burglars Arc Sentenced to Terms , in the Penitentiary. SERIOUS ENDING OF A DRUNKEN FROLIC I'Htlirtlc Scene During llio Srntenclne of .Join Dlili'ip ' mill Henry . Duckworth Clrcuiimtniice * Which .Mnko Their Cn n n Sad One. Four postoflico burglars were arraliiled before Judge Woolson In the United Suites court yesterday , pleaded guilty , nnd were sentenced to terms in the penitentiary. Two f ttieso were Jesse Bishop nnd Henry \V. ) uckworth , who broke Into the postofllco In I'roy , a little town In Davis county , la. , vhilo under llio Influence of liquor , and itolo about 20 in cash. Their case was a mil one , considering the serious nature of he charge , and there was an directing scene vhen they were sentenced at tlie afternoon session. Frank Trimble nppearcd in tnolr ichalf , as ho hud been brought up in the same county witli them , and was veil acquainted with their faml- irs. They were lint 'Jl years jf age. and Duckworth hud been married only sliii-o lust September. His wife is a voung girl , the daughter of a well known ind highly rcsperted meivhant of that town. Hid a letter was read , in which she pleaded with the Judge for mercy to her waj ward 'lusband. It was written in language that .iroclaimed her far above the average in in- .elllgence. The two young men had been cnjoylnsr a irunkcn debauch , and at the end of it , mrdly knowing what they did , broke into : he postollli'o. It was their llrst olfcnci' , and .heir general appearance showed that they vi'ro far from hardened criminals. They Ktli gave way to convulsive solw while Judge Woolson was giving them a lecture ireparutory to sentencing them. They will tiavo to pay a line of $ .ViJ and spend a term ( if 11 ftceii months in the state penitentiary at l-'ort Madison. 'J'ho sentence was consider ably lighter than it would have been had the extenuating e.rcumstanees been less strik ing.James James Bush and W.V. . Wallace , the two tramps ami desperadoes who broke into the ixist-oflli'o at Marne , were not so fortunate. They pleaded guilty , but there were no mit- Igat ing circumstances , and they were each given a term in the penitentiary of four years and n line of $700. D'l'hose who were sentenced for bootlegg ing were Jdnies Votrubcck , CharlqsV. . Kelly , John Norman , Edward Pcndleton nnd Henry Marshall. Master Novelties. The BOSTON" STOKE is now prepared with all tlie latest and nobbiest poods for faster wear , everything in HANDKER CHIEFS from the cheapest to the finest hand embroidered. See our line of la dies' white corded border handkerchiefs at "o , four for ilc. . ' ! ( ) ( ) DOZEN of the finest hemstitched printed hurtlfr Indies' handkerchiefs ever , offered for 5e will bo found at our counters today as an Haster greeting. A handsome line of better poods at 17c , or four for 50i ! . In HANDKERCHIEFS wo have always held the reputation of being leaders in that line. This season will bo no excep tion. tion.GLOVES GLOVES Everything that is new in the glove line will bo found at our coun ter. Ladies' cashmere nntLuotton guunt- let gloves , ladies' driving OAUNTLET GLOVES. Our block is now complete with the celebrated and well known line of Foster gloves , every pair from $1.00 up , guaranteed and fitted to the hand by expert glove litters. VEILINGS All the new and popular styles and colors ut our popular low prices. LADIES' COLLARS AND CUFFS We show the latest in that line at our pop ular prices. 'LADIES' WAISTS Everything from the 5Cc waist to the finest &ilk at 815. Our assortment is the most complete ever shown by us. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR needs no comment. We have always been the acknowledged leaders in the Hosiery and Underwear line. Wo carry every thing from the cheap cotton at lOe a pair to the finest bilk at $3.75. Tlie famous Onyx Fast Black is btill the foremost Dye on the market. UNDEinVEAH We show everything in ladies' , gents' , misses' and children's. Special while they last , 50 dozen samples , not over two or three of a kind , at about half regular price ( Ask to see them. ) WINDSOR TIES Wo have never been able to supply the growing demand for this article until recently , but now wo are fuljy prepared and show over 100 styles and colorings , everything from the nobby plaid to the palest tints. POCKKTIIOOKS Our stock never was more varied and complete. Everything from the fie purse to a handsome purse or peckotbDok ut 81.2.1) . DKESS GOODS AND SILKS For the nobb'ejt and newest styles in dress goods and bilks a visit to the Boston Store is necessary. A now line of select patterns just to hand. ( Ask to see them ) . CAl'ES AND WUAl'S .Wo have outdone all previous efforts in this line. A visit to our cloak .room on the second iloor will convince you that we are head quarters. Wo show a great many ex clusive stvles confined to ourselves' BOSTON STOKE , Fotherinpham , Whltelaw & Co. , Council Blulfs , In. llnn't Tiill To FOO the bargains that Evans offers in all kinds of shoes before you buy , 28 Main street. Full line of spring mattings and carpets - pots of every description at lowest prices. C. B. Carpet Co. , 407 Broad way. rllto l.umleilvltli Splkri. A fish merchant doing business in Council Bluffs has made a discovery which , if fol lowed out , may cause a revolution in the culinary departments of the leading hotels of the country. He was selling pike on the street yesterday morning when a well known confectioner who docs business ut the corner of Broadway and Pearl street happened alauii The lish were fine looking ones , and the confectioner bought live av tlie rate of 10 cents per pound. As lie took them home ho thougnt they felt heavier than most lish of that breed that had co in o under his notice , but the cause was not known until ho got homo and had the lish dressed. Then it was found that a new style of stufllng hud been put in. thu principal Ingredient being tenpuiiny nails , with a parsnip thrown in now and then for the sake of variety. The man who bought the lish is now on the war path , and states that ho will prosecute Mr. Flshnian if he can liiul him. I'iko nt 10 cents a pound are all right , nnd tcupenny nails have their uses , oven in the confectionery business , but when It comes to mixing the thing and charging 10 cents for S.cent nails ho draws tlie line. > otile. The Mcschcndorf Meat Co. has bought the market of Metzgor & Ronlett at 5117 Broadway , where the best of Swift beef , pork , mutton and veal will bo kept at prices as low as nt Moehendorf's old place. Give mo a cull. D. II. Kihnore , manager. Do you fcmoko'r1 Have voti tried T. D. King & Co.'s Purtasrub ? It's u charmer. Just light imp. Murrlaco Didn't Stick. Justice Fox performed a marriage cere mony a little less tlmn two months ago that will not have the stcrcotyixil story , book ending if the bride and other relatives have anything to toy about It. Herbert C. Coff- man and rht-tatlnn Nelson , both of Lincoln , ciinio to him and were married on the 7th of last month. Yesterday afternoon the groom called nt the marriage mill and slated that the relatives of the girl had opposed the match all along , but that hennd the girl had mnnagod to keep the affair a secret until a few days ago. when her rolutlVM found out about it. They at once raised a hue and cry , and In some way Induced I he bride not only toplvoup her nmrrlago certltUntc. but to unite with them In running olT the groom. He was provided with a duplicate copy of the certlllcato. The bride and an uncle were in tno city looking around. It is said , for Homo loophole by which they could crawl out of the matrimonial state without goiag to the trouble and expense of a divorce suit. Motagnr & Randlott wish to announce that on and after April 1 they will have at their rosMmrant , o2Ti and f > 27 Broad way , a full unil complete line of all cakes , plain and fancy , for receptions , parties , etc. , and invite the ladies of Council BlulTs and Omaha to call and examine. If you have property to sell , list it with me. t have customers for bargains. II. G. McGec. No. 10 Main street. Candid. < t < - fur tliu Itt'nirmiitnr.v. Percy Thornton and Mrs. Will Jenkins were Drought before Judge McGec yesterday afternoon for a hearing on the charge of be ing implicated In a criminal assault on Vetura Brown , the 13-year-old stepdaughter of George Adams. The story of the prose cuting witness was told in all Its details. On cross examination she admitted that she had recited the story to her mother a num ber of times in much the same way as she would have done if shu had been learning It as a piece to spe.ik in school. She also ad mitted that her mother suggested that Mrs. Jenkins bo brought Into the case , and that her mother and Mrs. Jenkins were not on good terms. When Mrs. Jenkins was put upon the stand she stated that the girl had never made any complaint on the afternoon when it was claimed the assault had been made in her house , that the girl and young Thorn ton had been playing about the room and finally brought up in the girl's room. As for her locking the uoor on them , there was no lock on the door. She denied having laid her hands on the irirl In any way. Thornton admitted that he had taken sonic questionable liberties with the cirl. but de nied havim ; done or attempted to do any thing criminal. The case was not conclude. ! nt the hour of adjournment , but will bo re sumed this morning. Whatever may bu the decision of the court , the young pirl who claims to bo the aggrieved party should betaken taken out of the surronndincs she has been In for the past few years. She Is an uncom monly bright child , and with the training that she would get at the state reform school would probably amount to something in the future. Things have come out in the course of the trial that indicate that her surroundings are anything but desirable. Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffs , the best $2.00 house in Iowa. Spcclut IVrlimiprjsule. . 2T > c for lOc regular largo size 2oo bottles of the famous Drexel's Boll cologne , the newest and finest thing out , forlOc ; lOe and 15c size for 5c at Geo. Davis' ; 25 gross to be sold at these prices. Slicrw onit'it Sentence. John Hood Sherwood has taken steps pre paratory to. , appealing his case to the su preme court. He was brought up before Judge Thornell. however , yesterday after noon , and sentenced as if that were the end of it. The sentence Is twenty months In the state penitentiary and a fine of $100. By consent of County Attorney Organ he was given ten days before being taken to Fort Madison for the purpose of hunting for friends who will sign a bond of { 1,000 for an appeal. If this bond is not furnished within the required time he will be taken away to serve out his time. The following business was transacted by Judge Thornell : W. L. Bigps will case , motion for a new trial overruled ; Ayles- worth against Lampbcro & Kennedy , motion to relax costs overruled ; D. M. Stecle and Paxton & Gallagher against Eii Brown , hear ing on a motion to approve report of referee continued until next term ; II. II. Oberholtzer against C. M ICinports , motion for new trial overruled ; A. M. Nelson acainst P. ( J. Miller , Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of SCiS ; Kilpatrick-Koch Dry Goods company against Blotchky Bros. , motion for a new trial over ruled. Court was then adjourned until next Tuesday , when the April term commences , with Judge Dcemer on the bench. All Kinds. Oxfords at all prices at Evans' new store , 28 Main street , 27 Pearl. It will pay you to examine them before buying. llcautlliil leister I.IIIcn. Thousands of Easter lilies , magnifi cent plants , clothed with bloom and fragrnnca. at Wilcox's green house , Council BluiTs. Acres of other splendid Eiwtor llowers. Como and see them , or order by mail. A Youthful Urlcnnd. Charles Hall , a 15-year-old boy who attends school at the Washington avenue building , has a little house built next to his residence at the corner of Sixteenth street and Avenue C , in which ho has been in the habit of loaf- 'ing and imagining himself a successor to Captain Kidd & Co. , judging from the dis covery has been mndo by Deputy Marshal Fowler. The ofllcer stumbled upon the place while looking up another case , and found secreted there a lot of pens , stationery , ilower and vegetable seed , door hinges and other small articles which had evidently been purloined. Ho ar rested Hull , taking him out of the line as ho was marching into school , and took him to the police station , where , after a due amount of coaxing , ho admitted that ho had stolen the seeds from Knephcr's grocery , and hinges from Andrews' new house on East Broadway , and the pens and stationery part ly from the Fifteenth street school and partly from Iho Washington avcnuo building. Ho was locked up on the charge of larceny and will have a hearing next Monday. Tim Uruml Hotel , Council BlulTs. Most elegant hotel in Iowa. Dining room on seventh llooT- . Rates , 53 to $ o per day. E. F. Clark , Prop. Mrs. Stevenson will not have her spring millinery display until about the middlu of April. In the meantime she invites the ladies to see her Easter goods , believing that they will bo tatis- lied as well as delighted. CliHlrfiir llHinlltim. For some weeks a military organization has been at work , the members of which are pupils In the High school. Drills are held in the evening at Hughes' hall , under the di rection of George Hamilton as Grill master. Wednesdayovenlng the boys took occasion to givehim a token of their appreciation of his efforts in their behalf , and called upon him ta his home on Madison street. Fred Kmplde , as sjKikesman for the crowd , presented him a line easy chair , accompanying the presenta tion with a well worded speech , to which Mr. Hamilton resiwnded. Mrs. Hamilton then invited the members to stay for supper , and an elaborate supper was eaten with true military appetites. A N lini lei Clt.viiii'ri Trnnhlf. II. C. Douty registered at the IJovcre house yesterday , giving Nebraska City as hi * pinco of residence. IJl/tl complain" ' ! of feeling bully and wnt to btM durln/ the afternoon , tolling the landlord tint he had tnken something to mtke him sloop , nnd asking him to kwp wntoWM hl-it si tint tlio medicine might nut do lifcn.iin.v harm. Dur ing the ovenlng RumetttlnK In Douty'b ap- ponranco alarmed the imiprietor and on examining the empty liottlo on thodro s r ho foumi It had contivlnbl laudanum. A physlclnn was summoned and moans were taken to arouse him from the fatal sleep Into which ho had fallen. AJ , , Into hour last evening ho was in a fairway to recover. * Dinner and supper afr Masonic Temple April 1st , served by Hfoadwny Mothutlist Indies , also a sale of fancy work by the Young Ladles Missionary society at Fame time and place. Hunt Ululi . ' The Council BlulTs llowlng association U enjoying an Increase- Its membership roll that argues well for a gooJ and lively season this year. At the meeting lust Tuesday night applications were received from L > . Swcarlngen , Jr. , D. E. Stuart. Lester K. Bridahun , Gconre H. Mayne , H. C. I'crcgoy nnd Kobort K. Smith , all of whom were duly elected to membership. Thcro are now ninety members , with a number of others who are on the string , witli the probability of being hauled to shore in the course of the next week or two. A number of new boats are to lie purchase ; ! and taken to Manawa for use by the members during the coming spring and summer. Emma ICennard. stenographer , notary depositions , commercial work , letter writing , 10i ( Main. At the World's fair will bo a 7 l-'l oc tavo organ in piano case. S-o duplicate at B-iuricius Mtisiu House. l.d/li'r'n I.ctlire. John Hogarth Ixizicr , the "lighting chap lain , " us he is familiarly known by his old soldier friends all over tlie country , lec tured lust evening at the Broadway Meth odist church on the subject , "Your Mother's Apron Strings. " The subject was handled in the speaker's own manner , at times irre sistibly droll , but always elevating as well as entertaining. A large audience was pres ent. The next entertainment of the course will bo an organ concert on the evening of April H by Frank Tuft , the well known organist of Now York City. o Tii.iait.irnnj itittKW. Domestic. Colonel Robert O. Ingot-soil Is slightly 111 at Ills Now York home. The lust of the 5,000,000 World's fair souvenir half-dollars wore struck olT at the mint at Philadelphia yesterday afternoon. The members of the Western Passenger as sociation were In session and continued the revision of the association agreement at Chicago cage yesterday. Six people have been arrested at Phprlll , Tex. , charged with tlu-brutal ninrdor of Phil Gurnor , u negro | Kirtcr , and two others have been placed under police surveillance. Two east bound freight trains on the Georgia Pacific hud a rear end collision at Waco , Ala. , yesterday. Engineer William Gray was killed and I'lreman Lewis PltcJicll fatally hurt. A typewriter company with a capital of 120- OOO.KOO him been formed at Tienton , > . J. , nnd articles of Incorporation weio llled yesterday In the olllco of the secretary of state for New Jersey. Ml s Bessie Mitchell DoMllttlo arrived ves- tortlay afternoon at El Pn < o , Tex. , from Cali fornia over the Southern I'arillc and wu > es corted Into the Mexleatf lullmun ) and is now enroute to Mexico. ' ' In a Ion } ; letter to the public President Hlg- glnhotham of the World' * fair contradicts many mlsstutcmpnt-s which have lieen made In the press concerning aqoomnudations at thu exposition grounds. C. I ) . Napier Grunt and Henry.I. Leslie of London , KtiL'land , have arrived at Chlcaco. They have In charge the Kncllsh military tournament which is to be held In Chicago dur ing the coming summer. An application was nilulo ye. torduy for a writ of habeas corpus In behalf of Iho men , who. If Is alleged , are forrlblv detained within thu limitsof the Esquimaux vlllugo at the World'.s fair giomuls , Chicago. Dispatches from Memphis , Tenn. , announce tlie closing In thnt city of a deal Hint , bus been pending for somu time fircthe purchase of the Citizens street iallwiiy by n syndicate of New York capitalists forl,50O,000. Mrs. Ed Patterson nnd her C-months-olil babe , nt Chicatio , were Instantly killed last night. The mother started down stairs' with her baby In her arms , mlssod her footing and fell to thu slono'piivement boluvr. The development * In the Sntton forgeries at Louisville , Ky. , Indicate a stupendous nnd sys tematic ulecu of fraud. How far It may reuch thete is no telling , out It threatens to Involve others not yet mentioned In the affair. Montgomery H. I.owls , who while. In the em- nloy of thu Lombiiid Investment company of Knn > as City embe/.zled $100,000 and escaped Into Mexico , where In , ' was captured , will bo turned over to I'nlti'd Slates authorities. Governor 1'attlson of Pennsylvania bus signed the pardons of Abe Ilnzriird , the Lan caster outlaw , and James H. Duncan , the cashier of the Hunk of America of Phlladcl- phla and one of the wreckers of that Institu tion. General Curios Diaz Gnlterroz , governor of the state of Sun Luis 1'otosl , Mexico , was at tacked about u week ago with typhus fevei and bis condition has continued to grow worse until there Is now but little chance of his re covery. A statement of the Philadelphia & Rending rullHuy Issued yesterday shows that for two months ending January 31 , 1H93 , the earnings > \uroi71ti,12H , an Increase of 105,138 us com pared Kith the corresponding months of the last llscul year. At the meeting of the presidents held In Chicago lust weok.lt was decided to enforce strictly the rule of the Western Passenger nnd Western Freight associations regarding the Issuance of pusses for the purpose of Influ encing trallic of any sort Dispatches from Sun Jo-otto Costa Rica stnto that the country Is In an uproarovor President Hoderlguez' ninny arbitrary acts against nil liberals , of whom many have been arrested and shut In thu Interior of the barracks , w here they were. Imprisoned , waiting trial. Homo of the members of the Clothing Manu facturers association met yesterday In New York and explained to the board of arbitra tion the causes leading up to the clothing cut ters lockout. It N expected that thu commis sioners will ulso learn the lockcdout cutter " version. The Hudson .t Chester Granite company bus presented u prleo list to the granite cutters union ut Chester , Pa. , and there Is considerable dissatisfaction expressed union ; ; tht'cntters , as they claim that It will reduce tlielr wages about -U uercenton plcco work. A strike Is threatened. I'lshlng schooner Ada K. Damon arrived yesterday at 1'rovlnce.town , Mass. , with her Hag at half mast. Tuesday she hud four dories with trawls set when n snow storm set In. One dory succeeded in Undine the vessel , but tlie other , containing six men , could nut be found und it Is htiplKised they were drowned. The asslRiit-esof Dalanmtor ft Co. . at Mead- vlllc , Pn. . began paying off their creditor.-.yes terday. Their number is nearly 1.100 ! and there Is * 10U,7OU for distribution. The gen eral orcdltor.s of Dclamutor & Co. get but ij ! cents on thu dollar. The lieu or judgment creditors cot O'J H-10 cents on the dollar. The unsecured creditors of ( J. W. Dolamater get 1'i mills on the dollar. ' The unsecured cruel- Itorsof G , It. Delamatprsct 147-10 mills on the dollar and those of A. Delarnater get 8-10 mills on the dollar. n. Shortly afternoon yesterday flro was dlsco\ > orcd In tlie surface works of the. International Coal company at lirldgupurt , N. 11. The loss will bo * 16OUO. The English govci-tunent ha' Issued blue books containing the . ( .tatemeuts of Great Britain and the Hulled States relative to the llurlngsea controversy. ' There Is a rumor current that Charles Tup- no r , Canadian high commissioner In England , bus tendered his resignation because thu Do minion Parliament diil.mu ratify thu I'rencli ticaty. i The Liverpool olllduU of the White Star line Jo not think tfi i letter alleged to have been written on the freiU'hl stoamur Naronlc just before she sank , which was picked up In a IxHtlo on thu Vliglnlan coast. Is xonulnu. There was , they : iyi no cattleman named Olesoii on thu snip when she sailed on her lust voyage. Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latust U. S. Gov't Report. NORTH NEBRASKA TEACHERS [ ntonMting Convention of the Aiaocintlon in Staiion at Fromout , SOME OF THE PAPERS READ YESTERDAY I'rut. t.puN ( if the ( > mih : : > High School on the .Study f Literature Suprrln. teiHlenl Mevenn of rnllertnu on > eii < lhlMllr . FIIKMONT , Nob. . Ajitch ,10. [ Spe-i il to Tnr. BEE. ] The North Nebraska To.ichera association nsjembloJ In the Congregational church this morning and w.is c.ille.l to order oy the president , C.V. . Btrelow of M rlison. Mrs. A. W. Bites of the Froaunt Normal school s.ing a sMo , after whtjh llov. H. W. Tatc offered prayer. Miss Belle St. Clalr of Madison read a p.ipir on "Liter.xturJ in the Public Schools-Whan Shall It Begin } Ho\\ Taught ? " Sh.cs.ud . : "The subject oflcr \ \ - nturc in our schools is the. awakening of an Interest In an 1 the Instllllni inta the mind and very being of the pupils a dealnul love for a pursuit In re.i'ilng ' of th.it which Is pure and ennobling. " "English aii'l American Authors to Bo Used In Public Schools" was the subject very ably handled by Prof. Homer P. Lewis , principal of the Omaha Hi rh school. "The object of literature , " ho explained , "Is largely to give moral culture , thougn It may do much In mental discipline. The teacher by controlling the reading of pupils may brim. them under the most inspiring an I moral Inllunnces. To do this well the teacher sh'juU have the fullest preparation and the moat thorough college or university training. The popular idea that any one who knows something of the history of liter.ituro and has read a little fiction and poetry is amply iiu.ililled to teach litcraturo is most unfortunate. Most applicants for position in high schools think they arc spe cially called to teach history and literature , the most dinictilt studies to manage In a high school course. The course , in iCnglish should extend through the whole course with dally reclt'itions covering liccr.ituro , rhetoric , read ing and composition. Much of the work given for the hlirh school mlnht be done if i' . should seem best before the pupils enter the liiith school. On the whole we arc perhaps apt to tinJcrcstlmate the ability of children to enjoy and un lerstanJ literature. All the better for them if tne work leads them to use to the uttermost their powers , and to feel that the poem or selection of prose has something in it that will repay them if they return to it. Teachers should try to gain the direction of the reading of the scholars done outside of school ; in this way they can render a most Important service by securing the reading of good literature , in the formation of excellent habits of Intelligent reading , and most im portant of all in bringing the nuulls within the range of inspiring moral Inllucnces. " Vf. L. Stephens , superintendent of the schools in Fullcrton , took for his subject , "Cultivation of Sensibilities , " and said. "Tho three conditions under which life ful fills its high purpose are right thousht , right feeling and right action. Of these tlie most important is right feeling , because in the emotions is found the scat of character. Literature is a Held in which to seek culti vation for the sensibilities , for its inception is found in these pnro and intuitive tenden cies of the human raw * , the social Instinct , the desire to parpetuate now truth and pnro sentiment , the tendency to formulate ideas and to strive after attaining them. National literature is the outgrowth of national senti ment , hence it must contain the vitalizing essence of nationality which is termed patriotism. Literature broadens and deep ens the sympathy for nature and humanity. It inculcates in the human heart a dislike for cant , formality and hypocrisy , and cre ates a veneration for purity , humility and sincerity , ill gives to the seeker after knowledge - edge the garnered treasures of all aos , and brings him in touch with all truth , all .good ness , all beauty as revealed in God and nature. " "Mairazines and Newspapers in School" was the subject of the paper by Prof. D. K. Hocse , superintendent of the Oakland schools , which was very ably handled. "Modern Literature" was well handled by Prof. D. U. ICerr , D.D. , of the Bellevue college. The session 'this afternoon was opcsed .by a baritone solo , "Love's Old Sweet Sung , " by J. H. Fisher of Pllgcr. Teaching nar cotics and stimulants as a distinct suojcct was read by W. It. Jackson of Ewln ? set ting forth the disadvantages under which some teachers labor In attempting to intro duce the study of alcohol and narcotics In nonprohibition districts , and the absolute necessity of teaching it under all circum stances was thoroughly discussed by Profs. Mailer , Wise , Finfrock. Kerr. Clommons , Haupt , Hornberger , Scott , Lewis , Stephens , White , Ballow , Fowler , Miller , Berkley , Jackson , Barr , Miller. Grimes and others. "Elective Courses in High Schools" by T U. Grimes of Hnrtigan was next read. In the heated discussion that followed there was a division of opinion as to whether the course in the high school should be elective or not , many holding that prescribed course wan beneficial , and that chil dren being allowed to select their studies would choose the agreeable ones , nnd neglect those distasteful though none the less important. It was decided that it was not advisable to attempt business courses in the high school since the result of the short and so-called "Business courses" resulted In specialists. The exercises at Lane's opera house this evening commenced oy President Blgelow introducing Mrs. Bates of the Normal school , who sang a solo entitled "When the Lindens Bloom. " Henry C. Dane of Boston was Introduced and delivered his lecture , entitled "Tho Great Naval Battles of the Rebellion , " after which Hon. W. J. Bryan was introduced and made n very able ad dress on the subject of "liaising and Ex pending Money , " Kilttldr Steep Than take in any other form is what many people thinic. and Parks' tea is made for Just those folks. It cures constipation , and though not n cathartic , moves the bowels every day. All druggists. Tlio llyglonli ] Treatment of Conitlpatlon' nnil Ordinary l > yt < pe | > * hi. Sir John Andrews , the English pro fessor , believes that in the vast major ity of cases constipation may bo success fully overcome by taUinf , ' u tenspoonful of the genuine imported Carlsbad Sprit- del Salt dissolved in n tumblerful of water ( half n pintcold ) or hot , early in the morning , and , if necessary , on going to bed. JOHN DOHANY MANAGER. EASTEH WfchK COMMENCING Monday , April 3rd. The Triumphant Amusement Event , dis tinguished son of Tliesuis. And his fjsclnallng d-uighter. EDNA EARLIE LIHOOH Presenting Alex Humus' cre-itcst roman tic ofTort , tlu Gountof Monte Gristo of play each evening. GRAND SATURDAY MATINEE Kvnr winning prices , 10 ,20o nnil DR. TUB SPECIALIST. IB r&surpiwoil ID the treatment of all PRIVATE DISEASES anil nil WfiknfUiiril and Dilorderi of Men 18 years oipcrienco. Write for circulars and quottion Hat free. 14Uinnd Farnatn HU. , Omaha. Neb. gmmimnmmmtmwnnt EASTER West north or south at home o abroad no house that you know of sells hoys' clothing as we sell It not one. OFFERING at all times unapproachable values there Is erne week in each lifty t wo which we devote more particularly to the boys than any other this , the week before Ir.istcr. A special SOO \vill be offered to "The Nebraska's" patrons today In two distinct lots at prices that will "suit" dad's Imm wm\ > pocketbook while we suit the boy. there are three hundred nobby fancy cheviot suits with plaited eoats ages 5 to 14 the three dollar kind and two hundred line all wool fancy cheviot suits ages 5 to 11 with double-breasted square cut coats. You expected to pay three fifty for just such suits. I'l ' Works- C. A. SCHOEDSACK , Proprietor. Dyeing , Cleaning find Re-Flnlshing OP GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION. Omaha olllce , 1521 Farnam St. , Telephone 15'Jl. Council BlulTs olllco and work ] cor. Avc. A and 20th St. Telephone 310. Send for irculars and prlco list. Just received a fine line of RNQLJSH GOODS. IIuvo removed from my old stand Qnnd now occupy the entire door. Over 510 Uroadway , Counil Hinds. PARTIES WANTIBTGr Anheusor-Busch JSoor Anhcusor , Budweisor , Faust nntt P.tlo BEERS , EITHER BOTTLED OR IN KEGS , can leave orders at No. Uli : Main Street , Council Bluff : * , Iowa , or Tele phone 3 3. Goods delivered promptly. SOLE AGENCY FOR ANHEUSER-BUSCH BREWING ASS'N. , of ST. LOUIS. We will rend you th tnirrolour Xrrncli rreparittloo CALTHOQ f l-c * . anil a ItKftl Kunranirr link I Al/i'llUS will nvnlorx .lutir aivnltti , Htrmzlh uuil Victor. t 'it Hand fav i/tainted. Address VON MOH L CO. . Soli iutrieM 1 | U , CUtii U. OU . Special liotices. COUNCIL BLUFFS. \\TANTKI > A nrit-clnm experienced imnil to 11 wurk on fruit farm fur iprln ? nnd iimnicr. I. n. Wllllinx. ( iirlnit Hale 1'rult K rni , Council Hindu. \\rA.NTKD Lurtlct to anilit me In iur nork. 'i ( j'noil pay. Addrvn Vr > . I' . K. | J IH > , : tl ATi'nueO , Council Illullj. ROlIsK nnil lot for nale. * < > l > ld t-If Hi iiTvnue Inquire of J. 1 * . Chrliltun , L. \ u. I. , freight liouie. AU1IA.STK for rlir.it man to rolled. lOlR-lt , nnrt deliver eooiU. W ic 112 it week , nnd iiroMn divided every W days , In iturk com. [ any. Mu > t buy 15 hlmrm ( tuck. - < ! dr. ' J. W. Jor > e , Itooni 4. l.rcrdt block , l.'nnncll Illiinn. 7KJ1MK.V row , rounit , wanted In trrda fur i > peed- IIIK uunity and line harneni , Will t > nr diner- enre In cull Addrt-nI _ M. HI-B. 1'Olt 1IK.NT. ttiettoro bullillnx No. Mi llroml- A wayi three rooms above , and larva barn In rear , on paved alley. I * a. llorlne , &ju Kraukllu avepue , AhBlllAUTBandloan * . Varm ami city proparir bought aud toll. 1'uloy k Tuomai , Council 1'lufli. Special BlUFrl 17OII H AI.K full net of tlnneri tooli , good ronill- -L tlon ; n bargain. Inqulro of Kuipklu-MUuiiurt Hardware Co. . Council Illuift IJi.iK IlKNT l.arno 10 room home wltb nil modern Improvements , on I'nrV ayenur , ijj par month. 8-rooai homo wltli Kood born , new , tin per montli Lincoln avenue. Four cotuno ' ho-i e > In Twin City I'laca , niar Keyi linn. ' factory , M per month each , i room rottanet on Third urenuu , north of Irani- fir , 114 per month. & -room cotlaitaon Avenuti C , nmr 20tliitrect.tl Per month. Apply to li H. Udull , No. 7 , llaldwlu bloct , Council uluffi , GAIIIIAOK removed , canipoaii , vaulti , chimney * cleaned. Well preparjj for the wjrk. KJ city bulldlnn. _ _ _ _ _ _ IllAVK nlatga Hit of propnty. Improved antt unimproved , forla In all part > at the city. mnitof U at iow prlcss ; io.ni > of It very en cap. if > mi think of buying , coma and 13 what I can nrlerrou. It may nave you motur. 11. u. Mo'Jou , .No. 10 llnln itrout. T I'.JUnSUN. clrll en lno r. Illno print * of -I J.Council Itlutti niul nil ud.lliliini ; | o paiturax * foriou lieuil of iiuick. IWJUtli nrunus. Ht'O-ACltK farm lnr ( i > r county. Noliratka , all In 'cultlTatlon. m. < a par cr . t-lnlcUii cltr liropcrtrtuoiclinnife for ROUI Unil SODC ! ui d - crlptlun nf thu lana you liuva tu oner. Jobnitoa & Vnu 1'attHn. GOOD Klrl wanled fur tiunural tiouioKork. lu- qulm Mr . Sclillchlur. ar l Lincoln ATO. \\rAKTKW-Oltl for neneral Uuuiework. U. H Cali U D,5ligbutUitrctt : ,
