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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1893)
-I THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : WEDNESDAY , APRIL 20 , 1803. ? HE DAILY BEE COl NC'II , | ) K1K'Li NO. Vi I'BAKh ST1U5I5T ilhrttrt ' $ rimlrr to nny part nf t'.io city II W TIIToN. - MANAOKll Hii liin nnifc . No. 43 l-ri Eiitinvt . . ( piri'IIOM..s ( . | Killtor . No. 23 M i * on Mi\rn : > . \ ; N V Hoittrn Store Natehiitu ? silks. Mlltonlx rgt r ii the hatter , Ml Hroaihvay. Horn , to Mr and Mrs. .1.1' . Weaver , n son. Thomas Hovvman has dlspoecil of his ill- 't" ' real s in the ( Jiobc to .1. 1' . Weaver. . Dick U'uulon who lives on 0,1111011 street , hnd two line shepherd dot's poisoned Monday night The lirit nrm'ial ball of the Hrotherhood of ltiii'vvi.Irammen ' . will tiixo place tomor row i ver > < ng ut the Masonle temple. Nf at invitations have been Issued for the niniual opining of the Mueller Musle com pany comment-ing May'J and closing May 0. La lin ui.vlliary No. 17 , ITnloti Veteran lc"Ion wt ' tnei t this owning at S o'clock , fall attomini ) ' n desired. Mrs. Mary Anson , soirotary Thr.iPiin P Nugent and Carrie H. Stewart , both < I 'i"in il MlulTs. were married Monday < vt'iiititr ' < n HI v C.V. . Hrewer , at the pas- lorai < < ! i " in o 1 he Hi ridwa , ' Met hod 1st ehurrh has made n dntr iv.I. . i IIP ( > .Id Mnsln Concert coin- pan v to i > i pi ir nt thu chuivh on Friday n Mi > i a Tin I.aiip"i Alii society of St. John's Kng- jllflh i j'li r-iii ilinrch wilt meet Thursday fntSp tn a' 'In'residence of Mrs. (1.V. . Sny- 1 dir ± n v 'n Seventh strout. The r-i'il.ii oclily meeting of the Choral union ui.l . t.ilie jilace this evening at the Young MI i. . ( 'hristinn association lecture room \ f utteiidiinco is desired. ' 1 w i A < is. . s of mo.islos were reported yostfi'-i is tit tin residences of Dr. M. Hari - stow d i s.n.th Sixth street , nnd C. C. Coolf , cornel f I' ' irit avenue anil Klghth street. , lu'ia ' i llrirvey commenced an action for a dlV'Ti ri fpni. SV. . Harvey yesterday after- i tin ii'istrlct court. Klio also sued outaviriTor attachment upon his property. Oharl. s ( 'r.iiidall was caught prowling nr > < i > i\ii i lie wiidiMice of a man namcil Martin in the eastern part of the city last night nnd is brought In as a suspicious I'harar ' r Reg .1.11- Assembly of oncanipmont No S. futon \'cteran Legion this evening at S o nock Husini'ss of Importanee. All com rades are requested to bo In attendance. H. \V Hiphl pMlonnl. A er.'isi"ii | took place Monday night in the yards on Lower Main street between the locl { < Island pas eiiger train and a Hurllug- ton freight No one was injured , hut tlio passenger < -oai h was considerably damaged. The 'Ciioaners' ' ' of the Second 1'resbyte- rian h'iri ' h will give an entertainment con sisting of a literary program , to bo followed oy a "traveler's lunch" tomorrow evening nt their church , corner of Harmony and Login streets. A num svlio was lonllni ; aliout IIofTmayr's mill a night nr two ago was frightened away by tin Uarlnng of a watch dog on the inside. In his U.isie to get away he left a gun lying on the grmiud to show that ho had been there r'ldcliU council. Hoyal Arcanum , is mak ing iiiTiiiigenii'iits to move Us headquarters out of tlo shugart block , and has engaged the limit tlni'iof the Drown building. The partuii'iis ' "ill he torn out and the hall will helliifl > p.iprri'd and repaired. C'oiibiilcrable complaint is tieing indulged In on ai- < omit nf the weather that has been furnished liv the new weather nureaii that has been started on this side of the river. It has been suggested that the bureau lie dis continued unless there is an improvement in the next few days. The Mueller Piano ami Organ Co , Is maltIng - Ing extensive preparations for a spring open ing , from May 'J to (1. ( Excellent musical talent has been engaged for the opening evening of May J. The store is to bo hand somely decorated and there will he a display of fill kinds of musical instruments. The Imitations are charming hits of art. Mr and Mrs. Clint Dyers entertained a few friends pleasantly at a card party at their home 010 Flftli avenue , Mondayoven- Ing Those present were : Mr. ami Mrs. .lames Homier of Omaha , Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Cheek of Houth Omaha , Mr. and Mrs. Mil- tonberger and son , Mr. and Mrs. 1'Veil Lyons , Mr and Mrs.V. . S. Cass and son. The ( iriinil lloli'l. Council LjhilTs. Most elegant hotel In lowu. Dining room on hoventh iloor. Hules , W to i5 pur day. ' U. lChirk. . Prop. Protect your homes against destruc tive btomiH.V. . C. .lames hua the strongest ciunpiiim'rt in the world. Boxes and barrels of Drexel's Boll cologne , ii delii'itiiiH perfnmooo , buttles for lOo Uu\iH , the i" .V.I/ . I'.llt Ullt.ll-lll. Mrs (5 P Spooner is dangerously ill at her home on Fourth street. Mrs S ( Mutnina has gone to Nebraska Ctti to visit her aunt , Mrs. M. ,1. Jussen , for two weeks. Mrs , O. K. Ilennntt of Moherly , Mo. , has arrived In the city for a'week's visit with her brother. Sheriff Ilaycn. Mr and Mrs Kev. H. Alexander have re turned from the meeting of the presbytery recently held at ( iiithrio Center , la. A White-law of the llrm of Kotheringham , AVhltcln iStC'o Is In the city for a few day.- , . Ho h now running a branch store at Hock- ford , 111 Miss Mary Key and Miss Stella Patterson leave this morning for Glenwoodwhere they will attend the wedding of Miss Ida Powell , a young l.idy of that place who Is well known here , to Mr. ISlack , a prominent banker of Chicago. The Millers , decorative artists , wall paper , pajior hanging , plain anil ornn mental painting , signs. No. 15 Pearl at See the peerless Dauntless bleyule.- * and got our terms. Henry Murphy. 10 Pearl street. Williamson & Co. . 10(1 ( Main street , Inrgest and best blcyolo xtook In city. No Strlni ; to Mini. Krai Mullen , a ci armnkur who was ar rested about a week ago and given a thirty- day sentence on the streets for getting dnn.lt and mulling an exhibition of hlmsell on the streets , look a notion to leave yester day morning The chain irang had been ushered ut of the Jail into the corridor and the chains were being titled to them In pairs Mullen wall hed hH chance and , when tin overseer s back w.is turned , darted out ol the door and up the street. His absence was nol null , ed fur about ten minutes , nnd whet It was noticed John Saudel started in pur suit in a bugg.Ho went as Jar as Mynstei Springs , where all trace of llio fugitive \rm lost. The fellow htill had about three week ; to serve. Free treatments daily from 2 toI p in. at the Council Bluffs Medical anil Surgical institute , -tttli and Broadway , Mine. Helen Merrill , halt-dressing am nmnieuring. IJoom III : ! , Merrlam block S. P. Vanattn , attorney , 6 Kverottblk Uo Domestic soap. It is the best ( Jliirk-lliirrctt. George ti Clark and Miss Mimdo Barrel were married last evening at the resldenci of the brine's father , Albert Harrett , til' ' Avenue F , Uev J. II. Davis olllclatlng. Tin wedding ceremony was witnessed only Ir the members of the family. Hoth of th < young people arc very popular la Iho city and their many friends extend congratula tlons , Bouriciiib' music IIOUMJ appears to l doing u land utllcc business in piano and organs at 114 and lit ! SUitsnmn A. II. Perigo \ Co. . KXJ Pearl ft. Columbia and other high grade bicycles ; Gco. S. Davis , proberipuon druggist. Doiucatiu boup beat for hard wutor. NL\\S \ \ HOM ( Proraisea Made Before Election hy ft Demo cratic Alderman Broken , HATHAWAY AND HIS PASS ON THE MOTOR III * Antn-nirctlnii rinlgo HIM Not Ki-pl Illto friini Itrrrlvlng l'nvor trout HIP Uiiinirilir 'l'lu < Story of ii ( Nnidiiftnr , "Von didn't know that Alderman Hatha way Is riding back and forth on a free pass on thu motor line , did you ! " remarked a motor conductor to a Hen ruurtor | yesterday. "I thought not. Well , he is , and If the goo I anti-motor republicans who voted the demo cratic ticket this spring because the demo crats were the only ones who had the cour age to make a platform declaring war upon the motor company will look the matter up they will find some food for reflection. " livery one who Is at all familiar with the last city campaign will remember that In the platform adopted at the democratic conven tion , and on which Hathawa > wasnemlnated , there was a plank pledging every candidate nut up by thn democrats not to receive any favor from the motor company in the way of passes or anylhing else. The republican ; : could not be Induced to make any reference to the rUistlon | of the hour in their platform , and , as a consequence , a large number of republicans either refined to vote al all or else voled the democratic ticiret. electing the democrato candidates by an overvt helm ing majority. The conductor above quoted is authority for the statement that Hathaway Is the only alderman leleeted at the last election who is traveling on a piss. ; The democrats who drew up and adopted the platform might Investigate the matter a trillo and llnd out whether or not their servant Is keeping the promise they made for him. IIAVISv.vs : inTiit.MiMi : : ; > . Mcimttrlililt | M.ulo hy Ci ; | > tilii : Iliiyrn to I'nt an iml : to Ills ( l.iri'er. Yesterday a uoupln of now developments came to light in connection with the case of Captain W. A. Hayes , who attempted to commit suicide by the gas and pistol methods last Sunday. After ic-ivlnv the Ogden house it is said that ho went to the Paxton hotel in Omaha and took a room on the top floor , leaving imperative orders at the olllce that he was not to bo disturbed under any cir cumstances as ho was very nervous and wanted to sleep until morning. He went up stairs but only stayed a short time , when he came down and left the hotel very much disgusted. The fact that the Paxton Is lighted by electricity instead of gas may furnish a clew to the cause of his disgust. lie also paid a visit to Davis' dm. ; store on Upper llroadway and purchased fit \\orth of morphia , telling the clerk he wanted it for a neighbor lady who was ill and coujd not come to the store for it. When he reached home his wife wanted to see what he had in the package , and wren she iinall\ , got hold of it the name of the deadly drug in large letteis. embellished with an artistic repre sentation of a skull itm1 cross bones , stared her In the face. She seized it out of his hand and before he could prevent her stuck it in the stove , where a lire was burning. The statement that Hayes' rash acts were caused by a spree Is denied by his friends , who state that he had not been drinking heavily for .some time. They attiibulc them to financial diniculties. ATTItACI'IMS Til 1C CICOWDS. Silk Mimiiriirtiirril Hrloru Your llyr * in the llciBloo ntorc. The Boston Store has been visited by hundreds of people in the last few duyt , , who were drawn tlurc by the announce ment that they would be shown the pro cess of silk manufacture ns carried on by the Natchang Silk company of Willi- maiitie. Conn. The process is n curious one , and that it is as interesting as well as curious is shown by the crowds of people who may bo .seen watching the motions of tho'littlo " ' "Jap1' who boils the cocoons and reels oil the gossamar- like thread in one window and the ma chinery which wwivch the threads into a glossy fabric in the other. The Nat chang silks will bo offered at cost price all during this week , for the purpose of in- tri ducing them to the public. The ex hibit which these enterprising mer chants arc making was only secured by the purchase of $ lf ! > 00 worth of the company's silks , and The Boston Store Is the only place in western Iowa where they can bo purchased. Every thing in the Kllk line , including china , fancy silks and but ins , will bo sold ut COST PUICE this week , and every piece of silk in the btore has been espe cially marked diiwn for this occasion. Hvory lady visiting the store will bo given a silk cucoon as a souvenir , to gether with u pamphlet giving the his- torv of the culture and manufacture of silk" . " > 0 pieces 22-inch figured chinas , 'lllc , during wile next week. 75 pieces extra o.utility figured china bilk , -15 , 50 and ( i7c } , during next week's sale. Natchang faille bilk = , l)0o ) , $1.15 , * l.-t2 and $1.75. Natcliang black rhadama , 50 , (17j ( , 82jc , M-l/i / and Si.50 , every yard guaranteed for six months. BOSTON STOKE , FOTHinilNGHAM , WHITKLAW it CO. . Council Bluffs , In. Maps \vlth n Ill-lory , The injunction suit of J. N. Mills and .1. K. Wilder against the city to prevent the filling of the lots in Mill addition , where the Hood was about a year ago , is still on trial in the district court and seems likely to occupy the next two days. Among the paraphernalia In the court room .ire a lot of maps which have a rather interesting history. They were drawn by Thomas Tostevin , formerly city engineer , in 18.Vi. and represent In rut- line Iho citv as It then was. They were lithographed hy a New York llrm and were sent to ( Jouneil HlutTs by way of St. I-ouis that being the only way t hey could read their destination at that time. Just thci the famous border warfare was going on ii Missouri , and the boat containing the maps was thoroughly so.irched by the United States officials , who supposed that it con tallied firearms for the enemy. The package containing the maps was done up in such a uav as to resemble a musket and the olll cials tore It open in great glee , with the rehel bullets raining around them. It was found to be harmless and allowed to go 01 Its way. These maps have been used in the city engineer's olllce over since. " 1'iii.t Out Into the Streets. " On Saturday evening the Friends Dramatic club , n local organization thu has acquired u great deal of popularity will present at the opera house a beauti ful three-act drama entitled "Cast On hit > the Street. " It was given a few weeks ago in the Masonic einple am was a great success in every respect The second presentation in the open house Is by request of many who desire to sec it again. An tifterpieeo. an ex ceedingly funny llttlo farce , entltlci "That Awful Carpet Bag. " will addhal un hour of genuine fun. Popular pricei will prevail , 25c and ; < 5c to all parts o the house. Ultimo u .N.ime. The Wheel club met last evening at tin lecture rooms of the Young Men's Christlai association for the purpose of settling up tin dln'crcnt Items 01 business In conncctloi with the organization of the club , so that in muro meetings , m all protiability , will havi to bo held for the present , but the responsl billty will bo thrown upon the board of ill rectors. The selection of a name was tin principal thing before the club , and aftc twelve ballots and a great deal of dlscussloi " ( ianymodc" was chosen. None of tlios present had any Idea why that natnova , but it tickled their curs and i ! went Tim committee was unable to retiort ' MI the house question , so that it was left In the hands of the C"tnmlttec for a while longer , and Iho board of directors was cm- jxjwered to rent an.v house that the commit tee should recommend , provided the board should think best. The adoption of colors wa also poitjioned for the present. The following were admitted as charter membersliny W. Hlxby. Thomas Met- calf , jr. , A C. Spooner , O. O. Drew R W. Hoiiph. lid ward W. Hart. Thomas Pawson. R H. Kvnns. K. h. Ktnyre , Oscar ICeeline. John T. Nonghton , II. Ii. Uriinm. lioorgo Ii Williamson , C. H. Ogden , D. K. Hughoy , W. D. Cat-others , ( ieorge C. Pullman , H. C. Peregoy , A. T. Hoffmayr , Ii. H. Kotigee , Will C. Kstep. K S , Haas , H. J. Adams , Ed. Duquette , lirnost Ii f'oolc. /.urmuehlcn. . Jr. . Ii. U. Khnpaiil. W. h. Thlckstun. Henry Ii. Tag ger , C. Ii. Parsons , M. C. VanDervcer , S. H. Wadsworth , H. C. Dye , C. H. Kandlett , Clark Ii. Hayes , J. S. Gretzer , Jr. , K. H. M.'hols . , Cole & Cole , H. P. Barrett , K. M. Williamson , ,1. If. Cleaver , 1. M. Treynor , Ii. W. Allen. Uichai-1 Holt , D. N. Graves , C. A. Atkins , H. / . Haas , John L. Tcmpleton. R Ii. Mooth , F. I. Duerr , Peter Jensen , George R Camp and Harry Smith. " . \ HUM /y 'I Imp. " One of the brightest companies of Merrymakers will boat Duniiny's Tlmrs- lay night Fit.V Webster's lurce-com- : dy. "A Breo/.y Time , " having already irovcn itself to be u most mtrtli-provok- ng play. The Philadelphia Times says : "Those who like u theatrical enter- ulniiK'iit that will make them laugh leartily on the principle of sitting down ind taking it in without the necessity of loing much thinking to follow the de velopments of the story will llnd "A Iff-p/y Time" to possess all the require- nents und to spare. Its presentation ut his house showed that the number who iivor this system of absorbing generous Iruughts of fun is u pretty extensive elu s. All the members of the company in 'A Breezy Time" lend their best efforts n song , dunce und all-around liveliness .o fill up the gap us to plot , or complica tions , und so tibly was it done that their ibsonco appeared unthoiight of. The jroiui shoulders of E. B. Fit/ curried u , 'ood deal of the responsibility for keep- ng the audience continually umuscd , mil Miss Kuthryn Webster ib u very ac complished lady. " ItUII Oil tllll l.-Hl.VIT. A short time ago a young lady sot up a nanleure establishment In one of the well tiiown oftleo buildings of the city , and has > cen doing a thriving business. Among those who were attracted to the place by her icrsonal charms , coupled with a desire to lave their nails put in order , was a promi- lent attorney , who confided to some of his rriemlson tlio sly that ho thought he had made quite an impression on the lady , and .hat if they would just watch him they vould see something interesting. In some way the lady heard of his re- narks , and when ho put in lis appearance was prepared for 'liin. After she had exercised her skill on lis nails he was somewhat taken back upon jeiiig informed that his hill was JJ , as he enow her regular price was "o cents. Hut this was not enough to show the attorney h.it ho was standing upon a smoldering > arthquikc , and when he was leaving he aressingly chucked the fair manicuress under the chin , or indulged in some similar ifTccltoiiato demonstration. What hap- lened immediately after no one but the two tartles most interested know , but it has caked out since that the attorney loft tlio establishment in a great hurry witli a largo red spot on one side of his face. Trn liy. : , at Hut World'x fair. It will cost you less than $50.00 , every thing necessary included. This means liomob in private cottage , clean , safe , close to grounds and on the beach of Luke Michigan. Write to J. T. Uhyno- weth , Windsor Park , III. Before to If. W. Tilton of Tiir BKK , or .lucob Sims of Sims & Buinbridge , Council Bluffs. Coal nnd wood ; best and cheapest issouri hard wood in tlio e.ity ; prompt delivery. H. A. Cox , No. 4 Main. Cook your meals this summer on a gas range. At cost ut the Gus company. Tcat'lir'rft In Stolon. A mooting of the southwestern Iowa district convention of county superintend ents commenced at the oflioo of County Superintendent Cooper yesterday morning , and will remain in session until this noon. Among those present were : M. It. D.iken jf Harrison county , O. It. Patrick of Mills county , Charles Emerson of Union county , C. W. Durrette of Fremont county , T. T. Salmon of Carroll county , , f. D. Dunlovy of Shelby county , Miss Fannie Hutlengo of Taylor county , J. 1C. Cooper of Pottawatta- mlo county. W. W. Montgomery of Mont gomery county. Slate Superintendent Knoepller of DCS Moines and W. A. McCord , superintendent of Polk county , were among the visitors. An interesting program of papers and discussions was carried out. This morning's session will begin at U o'clock with the reading of papers , and at IOU : : ! the election of officers for the ensuing year will bo held. _ Saturday , April 2 ! I , I permanently close my jewelry business. People who have loft wutchosnnd jewelry for repairs must ' . 'all und get them , und all bills must bo bottled before that dato. Curl Burhorn. _ Columbian souvenir silver spoons , 25c. , now and beautiful , ut Lund Bros. A now invoice of English turbans , lutest und stylish , tit the Louis. Ask your grocer for Domestic soap. Prmoni'rs Jay Wordcn , the boy burglar , and Frank Andrews , the Wabash railway corn thief , both of whom are under Indictment in the district court , made an attempt to saw their way out of the county jail Monday night. It is Worden's second attempt , but this re sulted as unsuccessfully as tlio former one. ShcritT Hazen got an Inkling that something out of the regular order was to bo done when he gave the prisoners their supper. Ho accordingly put himself where ho could see without being seen , and caught the two fellows in the act of sawing away on a bar of the outside window , they having already cut the locks that kept them out of the cor ridor. The sheriff leveled his revolver at the two industrious workmen and com mauded them to stop , which they did with considerable haste. They are now feeding on bread and water. Finest Aristo cabinet photos , J2 per dozen. Abb ton's studio. 18 North Main. Another improvement to the popular Schubert piano. Swunson Munlo Co For first-clubs rooms in Chicago for World's fair call on Ohio Knox. Stop at the Ogden , Council Bluffs , the best J2.00 house in Iowa. Domestic soup outlasts cheap soap. Wiint May Miller Iteli'incil , J. S. Miller , the foster father ot May Mil ler , the absconding bookkeeper for Klopp k IJarllctt , who was arrested In Kans.is City , Is making an effort to have the charge dis missed. The pi lining tlrni is willing to do this , as it has been reimbursed for its loss , but the iKilicodeptrtmcnt is not willing to let her escape so easily. Mr. Miller seems to feel the disgrace brought upon his adopted daughter very keenly. Hovtas wrathy at everything and who had only the remotest connection With the case. Ho forcibly refused the reporters access to the girl's room to hear what she might have to say la justilicaiion of her criminal i ct , notwithstanding thai an order for * , hU purM | > so had been Issued , on request , by Judge Herka. When informed that the young miss was in the hands of the police authorities his wrath knew no bounds. Miss Pearl iit-ice. who shared In the stolen money , was taken in charge at Pcorla , 111. , yesterday morning but was released at the request of Klopp , > c Ilaitlett , through the county attorney. A plea of not guilt } was entered by May Miller , Iho absconding bookkeeper of Klopp and Hartlett , yesterday afternoon. The case was thereupon continued until Thursday. TALKING FOR F1YMNT FARE Council BluiTa Oitizeni' ' . 'Want ' Aeslstfuicn from Omaha , COMMERCIAL CLUB WILL CO-OPERATE Committee Appointed to lUvit < * Wiiyt and .Me n < Mllll I lie lown People Addi tional Plum f > ir C.'lut ) ( juiir- lern Aeeepleil. The executive committee of the Commer cial club Is by no means an Idle body. It meets often , works hard and accomplishes much. At the meeting last evening one of the leading subjects of consideration was an en larged proposition , so to speak , from the Hoard of Trade. Its llrst proposition con cerning thu rental and remodeling of the fifth floor for the purposes of the club was duly accepted. It has since been thought that more room wouldbo necessary and this the Hoard of Trade now undertake to supply by building up the unllnlshed portion tion of the iltth story : This plan will give further space of1070 feet and the rental will thus ho Increased to Jl.'O per month. This will enable the seating at one banquet ofUK ) persons. Some of the members were not pleased with the Idea that the elevator service was not to be Improved , out upon the statement by K. 10. Uruce of the eniclency of the present elevator they were satisfied. The motion to accept the proposition was unanimously adonted , with the understand ing that , as before , the committees of the respective bodies arrange all details. Will ( 'ott l.'ollHldernlile. F. C. Aycr stated that the change hi the plans would necessitate a total expenditure by the Hoard of Trade of { i.OOO to $10,01X1 , and Mr. Fisher , of the Una of Fisher & I uvrie , architects in charge , explained the general plan of the rooms and their dimen sions. The committee , consisting of W. A. \j. \ Gibbon , John S. Hrady and 10. 10. Hruco , charged with the duty of selecting a freight commissioner reported progress. They were at work upon the matter , but preferred , rather than to make a mistake , to take further time. They were granted an exten sion. sion.The The matter of the State Business Men's con vention was then brought un. It was thought proper and so ordered that a committee of three bo appointed to confer with the rail roads and F. S. Ilodgin , secretary of tlio State Dusiiiess Men's association , relative to transportation for the delegates. John S. Knox , John S. Hrady and 10. 10. Hruco were designated as such committee. A. P. Tuckoy , thu chairman pro tern of the board , then stated that a delegation from Council Hlufl's , which had a matter of im portance to lay before the club , was present. H was thu subject of a 5-cent fare on the electric railwaj across the river and ho would call upon .HCS McCabe for a state ment of what was desired. Coimel ! lllullH Henri ) I'rom. Mr. McCabe said that the interests of the two cities were identical and they could not j do business together without the removal of the barrier which existed in the shape of a high rate of transportation , both for passen gers on the electric railway and for vehicles. He believed that charge.s could be reduced if the people and the city councils would co operate , and asked that , a committee be ap pointed by the club to Investigate and confer with their committee upon the mater. Secretary Smith , thu chairman of the vis iting delegation , hoped to interest Omaha in this question and to create such a public sen timent here as existed 111 Council Hlufl's in f.uorof the reduction. It was with them practically unanimous , They had no griev ances against the motor company , ami if they did not believedt would be fully compen sated in making the change they would not bo before the club asking its co-operation. He hoped the club would appoint such a committee as they desired. T. J. Evans thought the faro on the bridge railway was all out of proportion to that charged for vehicles. The cost of running a two-car train was about $1 per hour and the average number of those who passed ono way was thirty passengers to e.lch train. The toll collected now for animals , vehicles and pedestrians paid the interest and taxes upon the bridge and the increase of travel over it would yield big returns and render ample compensation to the electrle railway company. Interest * Are llutu.il. C. M. Hurl said Omaha was rapidly reacli- tng out and might take much of the trade in western Iowa which now goes to Chicago and St. Louis. Omaha and Council Hlufl's had mutual interests and should work to gether to break down a barrier which pre vented a full measure of commercial inter course. The people of Council HlulTs had fullv considered both the rights of the street railway company and the public and hoped the club would take the matter up with them and make a thorough investigation of the propriety and feasibility of the desired reduction. [ . .uclen Wells , a prominent coal dealer , said the people of the two cities were interested in ono another. Ills sales were larger in Omaha than in Council Hlutfs , and ho believed the hairier snould bo taken down and free intercourse established. If a committee was appointed some plan which would redound to the hcuellt of both sides could be agreed upon and carried out. Dan Farrell asked if Council HlutTs would take up some of Omaha's grievances if Omaha would help It ; for example , the delays which the Omaha merchants suf fered across the river in regard-- transportation of cars loaded with their goods. In reply , Spencer Smith said the present delegation's authority extended only to this ono matter , but that his people would probably ho glad to render nny assist ance they could. Committee ti > Represent Oinnlin. F. C. Ayer said that at the opening of the bridge to the puulio a ring , signifying the wedding of the two cities , was weded to gether. In order to make the union closer ho moved that a committee of live he ap pointed to consider the question with the Council Bluffs committee. The motion was unanimously carried , and the chairman stated that he would name the committco today. The chairman then thanked the dele gation and hoped further conferences would take place between the two cities. In addition to the speakers above men- PVON'T IIESITAm You know the old saying , "ho who liesltates is lost" It coitainlyi applies with great fo co , in some things. When you know pou uro right , don't hesitate to say it ; when you know what'you want , don't hesitate to DKMAND"T. ! Wnon you go to buy iiuultloofCAJiTKit's Lri'TLKLiv- Kit PIM..S , don't hesitate to bay you want " ' ' - ' h'es'itiito "C-A-K-T-E-H--S'-irdon't to ueo that you got 'lc'-A-U-T-K-H--S , " und don't hosimlo to vuftiso anything of fered to you IIBV "sumo us 'C-A-U- T-K-B--S'"or "just g < > < l " 'C-A-H- T-lMl--S' " There is nothing so good us "C-A-K-T-E-R-&V They never fall. Don't hcsituto to say so when imitations and frauds uro offered to you. Don't hcsitulo to demand the gonulno CAH- TKK'S LI-ITI.K LiVKft'1'm.s. ' A I'OSITIVHCURri'TOHSICK HEAD ACHE. Small Pill Smull Dose Smnll Prlco Honed the Council Uluffs delegation con sisted of Leonard Lvcrett I A Miller , Smith Naumtcrs. L. A Casper , C II Han- nan , W A. Mj nster , H u. Mctieo and Peter Wind. round lilt I'lirkpttinok. Monday afternoon A. H. liniarlnn of Council HlulTs rcK | > rtod the loss of a p.n-ket book containing J.YJ and valuable papers at iwllco headquarters. IK'tectlvo VI// . rd wns detailed on the case at once , and with tlio assistance of Detective Savage succeeded in locating the article. It appears that the gentleman from the Iowa city had been a visitor to several s i loons on his visit here and In South Omaha , mid on pacing for a drink in KernV s.ilona on Fourteenth street Irul pulled out the pocket book , but Instead of replacing it in the inside vest pocket , as ho supptise.l , n sllpned down on the tnsulu of the garment and found Its way to the floor , where It was picked up hy a gimbler who , when ho found the olllcers on his trail , returned It. The old gentleman was much pleased with the quick work of the detectives and rewarded them appropriately. n i.i nnit .T.I.I rs. Nrbrunku Ii I'mmlieil ulth 11 Variety nf \Vnitlier for I'odiiy. WASIIISOTOX , D. C. , April " . " > . - For Ne braska and South Dakota Clearing durlnu the morning ; slight northwesterly win Is ; slightly cooler in Eastern Nebraska ; warmer in northwestern portion of Nebraska. For North Dakota -Generally fair ; slighth warmer , except in earstern portion of North Dakota ; variable winds. For Iowa Occasional local showers , pos sibly snow m northwestern portion la early morning ; slightly cooler in western portion : easterly , backing to northerly winds. 1oe.it Iteeoril. Orrici : orrni : WIUTIIUII Mr-nnir , OMMI\ April U , " ) . Omaha record of temperature ami rainfall , compared with corresponding day ol past four years : 18nn.-'l8U2. 1801 Ih'Jn. Maxliminrtcinpi'rnUlre. .173 67 ® HI * ( > ! < - Minimum teniperuluio.HO -4(1 ( ® 07O .ur A\i'riiKU teniperatuie.WO t > HC cyc ; < : 1'reclpltatljin 01 .02 .00 .on Statement showing the condition of tem perature and precipitation at Omaha for the day and since March 1 , Ib'JU : Normal tomperatuie &r > 2 Delli-leucy for the day ! i = lU'llclency since March 1 ] or > s Normal precipitation 11 hn'h Ilell.-lency for the day lo inch lielleleiiey.March 1 311 Inch Ki'porlH from Other I'olnts ut K p. in. "I" Indicate * trace1. Ciciiiiiii : K. Hi NT. Local Foreenst Ofllfinl. - 1 HKCUHD of twenty-live years of cures is iiiuao by Dr. l'ierco'3 U olden Medieul Discovery. Innll blood disorders , this remedy hns num bered its euros by the thousands. Years of uninterrupted suc cess long ngo lud the 1 proprietors to sell this remedy as no other blood-purifier I can bo sold. They hnvo BO much conll- dcnco in the "Dis covery" that they guarantee it in all diseases that conio from a torpid liver or imimro blood. As n. blood - cleanser , flesh - builder , nnd strength-restorer , nothing llko the " Dis covery " in known to medical science. Dys pepsia , Indigestion , Biliousness , nnd the most stubborn Skin , Scnlp , or Scrofulous Affec tions , quickly yield to its purifying nnd cleansing properties. If it doosn't benefit or cure , you have your money buck. For Colic. Diarrhea , Dysentery , Cholera Morbus nnd Cholera Infantum , take Dr. Pierco's Compound Extract of Smart-Weed. The best paying Investment for a liouacwlfo Is The Excelsior Home-Bator and Roaster. Unites hro.id tflUy. Ieiv04 It uinUt ; meat will bo Juicy and rich , BUVCM one tlilrd nutrltlo isul.Muents. No lady can do without It after havliiK trlud It. wrlle for circulars. AGENTS V/ANTED. CHARLES SCHULTHEISS , Council Bluffs , lown. It Cures Colds , Coughs , Sore Throat Croup. Infill- ensa , Whooping Cough , Bronchitis and Asthma. A certsln cure for Consumption In first sUfrts , and a sure rclitf in advtnced stages , Use at once , You will nf the cictllfnt effect after taking the first dote. Sold by dealers everywhere. Large lotllesiO cents and $1.00. Boss Filled Watch Cases are M gold a * fnr ns you can see. They look like solid cases , wear like solid case's , and nre solid cases for all practical pin poses yet only cost about half as much as an out- and-nut solid gocase. \ \ . Warranted to wear for 20 years ; many in conM.int u-c foi thirty vran Better than ever since tlu-y are now litic.l , .it n > extra rust , with tlu-gicat bow ( ting whltli ntitn / lie put ! d < " f-t > i > ( eJ off llic castthe Can only be had on the cases stamped with this trade mark. All others have the oM-st\lc pull out l > ow , which is only held to the G.I--C \ < y fnctiun , nnd can bet istfd ulf with tin1 lingers. bold only through watch dealers. Ask to see pamphlet , or send for one to the makers. KeystoneWatch Case Co , , PHILADELPHIA , DOHAHY'5 THEATER. Council Hhilfs , In. John Dohany , - - - - - Mnnnor. ONE HIG-HT ONLY THURSDAY , APRIL 21. 77fK K/A'GS Or FU.V. .WEBSTER And the r Torn < Ai oi > l.tti'S. In V Crisp , Breezy an I Entertaining. Screamingly Funny Situations Pungent Dialogues , Clouds of Prutty Girls , Tuneful Music , Nowcst Vocal Corns. Skillful Dnnclng. A Cyclone of Frlsrrhneni. I'rlccsale. . fiOt7.V. . Heats on sale at Sellers I'lnu niney , WcdncHiliiy iMiiniii , ' . Dohany's Theater SATURDAY EVENING , APRIL Will report by request the poimlnr p'.ny given nt Masonic toiiiplu a snort tlmo URO to ono of the lar 'jst audloncus ever assembled In 4thut big hall , a beautiful threi : ael drama cntllluJ , "CIlSTOUTItlTHESTlifETS , " To conclude with an w and exeecil'njlv funny farce , "THAT AWFUL CARPET SAG , " I'HI ens We and : ioc to all irirts of the lioute. Ticket * no on sulo Woilnesdiiy , April -ii. Kallroad men will espec ially appreciate this play. And Still I Sales C/3 Q Q * * M& o CO IS 'THIS : liny a popular wheel one that will sell at sight ami make you a living. Catalogue 1'rce. Get agency quick. UNION TRANSFER CO. , ] : ! ( > 'l'i'8'10 ( .Main Street , Council Itnils ! , Iowa. COUNCIL BLTO STEAK DYE WORKS All kin.la of Dycln- and c e ui'ii ' ! ilu-io In tlio hlxhiist siyl < < of HID art. I'aloU an 1 slaiiieil fatirli'M made to tool : usKool aHiiutv.orK ] iruiuiit ivilcno an i dotlvurol In .iH parts of tlio country. Sciul for prioo lint C. A. MACHAN , ProprlotDr. llrcudwav. near Norlhwciu orn Depot , Teluiihuuo J * Kctreat FOR Insane itx ur.joo mo Slaters of Moroy. Till * renowned Institution Is situated on tla hlRli Muffs bnok of nnd ovprlooKInu the city of Council llliilK The Kp.iolom KroumlH , Us high liKMtkm tiud splendid view , mnku It a ino t nliMsltii ! rotrent for the nllllotoil. AntulT of uinliiunt ph > tlolnns niul a l.inc corpt of ex perienced nurHcs minister to the comforts o ( the UatkMiti. Huuclnl care Klrcn to ludy pa * tleiila. TcirniN Moderate. Tor particulars nppiy to SISTER SUPSaiOR , Frank Street - - Council muffs , Iowa Yea , Verily , The World Moves $1,000 $ , IN THIS fl'OOO ' VOLT / ( I'llllllllf ( IO fill- No Deaths No Flroa It ( lees not clopoml on A Cnlnmity. Write totho PERPETUAL MATURITY BONDING CO. .Council Bluffs , Incur- rorponitrd under the l.iws of Iowa , for inform - form itlon , rooms ill ami ' , ' 11 Merrlam hloolr , t'ouni" ! Dlulls , ( own. RARE , RIPE OLD WHISKY. /fiii/fc' < / Sfoc-ff or Mmnost 7 i the \\'urlil. C II. r < irilin ! iiponfM n wliolfnli' liquor ploro nt No I ? I'o.irl tici > l , ( 'mmrll Illulti , ninl Inn put In a laru'i' anil % * L ( | | "rlc'rlotl Htot'k of winot , tirnndloa , nhlsklt't. I'ti1 It Is ii Inrt worthy nf im'tilUm tlnit Mr Kur I I" Hit ! fortunate iniiMxunr ut nearly forty liarrc'iD of llic tliniit whisky In tlio t nlliM Mntoi. In IhH ) lu > luiiitlil Bovuntr-ttvo tarri'isor Kentucky . ! ' . I. Tn ) lor whliky , ninl II wag nit until uliout thro < yearn n o that ho plmcd the tfooiln on the market. Ol tlil Murk ho Inn left nlmnt forty liar ii'lo. mi I ipi > rt all priMiounriII nhinlulrly the llni'Ht hl k > In thn coiiutr ) : llu ni-lla It mainly In f.iinlll ( H lor medicinal net1 , in It M ton coptl } for tin1 ri't'tilnr trade. It H worlh over flO per irnllon. 'I h Tt * I * not aunt linr bra ml of Mich nhlky In the U * . I IN s'och ot I rtindle * and Int" rouioa from the famous | c'lnnd Mitnfonl vlni > yunli In < nliroriila ami have a Mti\i \ reputation for excollunco nlut puilty BEEP IS CHEAP AS EVER Hut pork , hams lard nnd IIIUMM. whllo wuy up In H , in e rheunur ut MeselipmloiT.'H . nuirUut thuii any other plueo In the city. The place to ( let your meat Is where you et the host anil he most for your money. Look at thuso prlciM ind recoiled that evuryllilus Is the best that Swift &l'o. sliiUKhter : Slioilliler C'lod , tree of bono . Co late ISotl . 4o boneless Corned Beef . 60 ilrloiu Butts . Do _ iolsof llaef . 1)0 ) Sirloin itrlpi . Bo irloli ) Steal : . lOo to 12'jo Porterhouse ijtoalc . 113(13 ( to Ibo HibHoast . SotolOo Phoulderlloast . Octo7o ShouiaerSteak . 7o VoalStaw . Oo Veal Ro at . lOo Veal Steak . laiio MuttouStow. . DO Mutton Lejis . I0o utton Chops . 12' Jo ? orlc Butts 'or. [ Loins , whole J2'io 'ork Chops ! 5o SMtPorlc las-jo 'aeon lee J ard tOo to l < lo lams ISJHo to 17o Sliced ao o toS5o She ° p. whole Bo Poultry and Pish always o \ hand. No other in irUotca i duplioato tha a pr.oii nulmtnd this is for tia beit Moata In tha IESGHEMDORF mi GO. , Wholosnlo nnd Rotnll \ f l \ rt * T. f \ i t T.r ? fl \ iMJ.l X\I-tl/V/VJ I 9 333 BROADWAY. Council Bluffs. Special COUN3H BLUFF ? . _ list \CTNiiiiil loam , r.irm un I city property A bo UK lit and aolJ. I'usjy & 'riioaiM. Couaoll III HIT * . / 1U'1TAII-T.S ; ATTKNTIO.V-in Soptemlier 1 , V A\ttnl ii lease for u t 'rm of yearn of waruhouso wllh tracka o HUltlclont for Hhulestiio bualnoaa . \ilnrcii5 X IU , lleo ollk'J , i ouncll lllulfi. . OH HUNT The 10 room lioimo eornor of Willow I. iiveuuo and bill xtrout. owned by Mm. llaticoclc , Iroiu.lumil at f JJ UJ per month. InclmlliH baru , or will Bell property. Hay & lluu. \\rANTKII-A man. will ) lias knowledge ' < and expcrlenca In the fruit rniuiiilmdon buslno ! > H , in nmnuitor for rouuull Illullj Krult ( iruwurn wlilppert < AHitoclatlna. ItnTuruucoi ro * quired. Addrexx .1. I * . UVHH , eocruliiry , M 1'oiirl tic'ot , Council lllulTs. MAl.TKSISCIloSiS HDSK-l'uopIo ny It laitu 10 yearn ; Kood value and always In stuck at Mil- by'h , Merrlam block. \\riM.IC.XCllANOKnll HKI.ITwo four room * i } IOIIM > N and iitorii room and outbulldliii/H , clear 01 tncuuibriiuco. A. .1. Mandul. 7UU tlrahani Avu. OH UlCNT-moru room 2)xUioll oitublliilieil I Kroi'i'ry atanil , corner IJtli nt. unit Itli Avo. f3 ! per month. A. .1 Mnml'il. 7JU ( iriilinm Avo. . ' ( ill IlKN'T -Kour box al.uiH nt ICxchnii o burn. I .1. W Mlnlck. I.Vill s A 1.1 ; I'll II cot of tlnnun tu l , .vit cu tril lion ; n I > .irialu. Inqulro of IJinjiklu Hlul/.irt 11nrtlwaro < o. t.'oiincll lllulT /T Altll.MiK. riMiioruit , c-'nipooKi. vniilH , rlilmnoyj V clttiincMl. Wull proi > ard 1 lur tlio wjrk. HJ I'.urko ' citv hnllillnx. ' nnil lot for "nlo. No. nil Klft i IIITJI uo Hnl'SK of J. I' . Christian. C. Ii U. 1. , frritflit liomi * . _ Ai'lIANCH for rliitt man to colluct , nollolt , iiinl deliver eomK WHUUI til u woolc , nnd | iroKls < llvliliil i < vury VJ iUy . In stock com- imny. Must buy Ij slnrji ntou' < .Mlilrjin J. ' f. Morm , 11001116. Kvurutt block. Council IllurU. I/O I HAM' . < lump : to im blick drlvlaz m ores team milieu ; oil wu _ on , h miesa an < l team ; top r , rouil wazon. Cnrtrin Coal < * o 1'j I'ourl etrect. \ \ * II.I. bull bulow con ntw & room IIIIUHO , moilera ' ' convuiiluiiL'un , wollliici Icil. Ili-oonice. I"llt SA1.K---A inunlK'r of nice cotuuoi. cheap , nnil on vury i'u r i/nymunta. ( iruonshluWj , Mcholeun & I o. , (1 ( 1 llroiiilwiiy. _ \\rANTKD-Miintonorkiilioutyiiril nnU stabla. i' A pply at utllci ) of IjUnnuril hTi'rett. I.1- ) , * HAI.ICImproviMl property at your own prlro. A S room rottaitoon lot 2 , liidil'a nib. , a larKHZ story , 7 room IIOIIHO on loin Ii and K , III Johntton'b add. ; u neut 4-rnoiu cuttairo on lot ti , block 11 , Klrmmlni : , V Havln' add. ; a 5-ruom cot- Invu on lot G. block H , I'otler , V Cobh' itdu ; a 4 room cut ink'u i.n lot II , block : i , Twti : Ity udd Th Jiulii i Loan and llullilliiK aktnilallon of I ouncll lilutla. la. , oiler ihu above propititleii for ciiih or on monthly payments und will recelvo bliU for thu ramo as u whole or singly. bld to bo itiibniltted to lint Loard'Of dlrcilori uttbelr nr > l nieulliiK In May. Ihuy rxurvliiK Ihn prlvllemi of rojoillHK any or all htdi Kurthor Inrorruailun civ , n by I ) . W I til , ki'crutary , Wt Main M. . to whom all bid * ehould b m-iit Ijiitom May a. IH'JI ( . 320 A.NIi liiu-ACUK tract of land In nortliern Iowa at JI6.W ) to tJO.W [ .or ucie. Johuiton , V Van I'alli'ti. - _ , lirANTKIl-Sltur.tlun for solt and wife lo euro i * fora tioimu mid prurnliiei fur parties nbnont for the reason. ( iood rofureuc s Klven. AUdrei * II , U. lleo olllco , I ouncll llluffs. n < UK'.S your bariiulnKlvofoom lioiuo new , 6HII5U corner lot , block from motor , near busi ness canter : K"odoulbullillnKs. Krenlbarualn * " 4UU or IIWOU down and monthly paynifiiu. Inqulro at Ufa otllco. ' HAI.K-lllcrcln. cheap for cash or cm tif L'Olt payments. Address V. S. , lido onic .
