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THE DAILY BEE
COUNCIL BUj
ITlCEi NO. 12 PRAUL STfiF.Vrr
Vy currier to miy p&rt of t'.io ettj
! IJ.V , TII/TON , - MANAGE ! ' .
irtfm n ra niiiMnr < Office . No. 43
KLKniOtil.S [ f-Rlil | Kdltor . No. 23
M1.\OH Mli.M'Wtf.
I 'N.V. Plumbing Or
Itlloston Store. Xatuhauc ; silks.
llMlttonlierRer is the hatter , MM
[ St. Allans lodtro Xo. 17. Knlnlits of I'y-
rilunvlll moot tills evening. Work In first
litnk.
\\'l'ho \ \ pupils of Miss Hclla Hoblnson will
( vo a tmislcalu this evening at Swanson s
uslc rooms.
, The Indies' Aid Society of St. John's
f llglish Lutheran church will meet Hints-
I .y nftcrnoon at tlio residence of .Mrs. J * u.
\ rlton , SOUS .Sixth avonuo.
"
I"Tho funeral of Mrs. Maria Mynstor will
Etikoplncont 10 o'clock this morning from
10 residence near Mynstnr springs. Iho
_ imalns will bo taken to Falrvlcw cemetery
| < ir burial ,
Y'Tlio ' Utllo Dulel society ot St. .Tolm'a Eng
lish Lutheran church will give n imislculc
Eid literary entertainment nnd Icecream
Ii > elabio Thursday night nt the church room
III llrst floor of Men-lain blocic , 203 Main
7trcet.
'
( 'Tun llr.n rejiortorlal force was favored
nth n serenade lute Monday night from the
Jlovcr Mandolin club , consisting of the
lilsses lx > uls and the Misses Hedlson.1 ho
flayers were several blocks away nnd the
ini'slc war convoyed to the audience over a
Iblephono wire. The young ladies furnish
lollglitful music.
i-A party of picnickers started out for fin
i/rtcnioou of pleaHiiro yesterday In the
Itoodseastof the city. Those composing
1'ie ' party were : the Misses Addle bhcriirin ,
"iinlo Wallace. Jennie Keating. Stella Pat-
rl-rson , nnd Pauline Miller ; ami Mrssrs.
| j. U. Patcrson. H. S. Ogden , V. L. Koss ,
I ) ert Holt , and Will Patterson.
\ A number of Fourth ward young ladies
Ijonncd mule attire Monday evening and en-
loved the novelty of malting hasty evening
I ' nils ilbn | their acquaintances. If they had
onllned their frolic to this harmless nmlise-
ncnt and not ironn to the extreme of pulling
ip and destroying a number of pansy beds
fcOvcrnl residents of Seventh nvcnuu would
Iavo | nail no reason to regret their calls.
I The Helnlcko quartet will go to Dimlap ,
la. , tomorrow to give n concert for the bone-
I'.t ' oJ the Dunlnp Ladles' Musical society.
J'ho quartet is composed of Mrs , . II.
E.ValtcIleld , Miss Noclo M. Ogden and Miss
ICatlo Ogden of Council IlIulTs , nnd Mrs.
; 'n > rt Nve of Krcmont. They will bo as-
; lsed ! bv Prof. Hey Smith , pianist , of Fro-
out , The itmrtit | ( has been heard a nuin-
tr of times in this city , and a rare treat is
i store for the people of Dimlap.
i Kcddy , Windsor nnd Evnns , the three col-
Jrcd mi'sn who were arrested on the charge
if attempting to hold up three workmen at
" ilio new bridge the other night , were dis-
"hargcd " vrstcrdny morning In pollco court.
; dgo McGco Investigated tl L case , and
. tiling to the conclusion that t.io affair took
. liKXJ substantially as given in yesterday's
lien , merely a drunken light in which the
Ihroo whites came off very much second
Jest , ho discharged the three darkies.
J Fred Hhodes , an elderly , and well known
gamier living in Linn Orovp , six miles from
Oakland , this comity , was gored by n bull
Bho other day , nnd is now In a very critical
Jpndition. lie was alone on the farm , and
l.vas found lying In bed unconscious , his
'
J.-lothes torn 'into shreds. He is unable to
idvo any very clear account of how the
1/roublo took place , but it is thought that
after his encounter with the enraged animal
ho managed tu drag himself to the house ,
where ho was afterwards found. It Is
feared that the accident will prove fatal.
Tor. Dayn ut thu World' * F.ilr.
It will cost you less than WO.OO , ovory-
thinir necessary included. This means
homes in private cottage , eloan , safe ,
close to grounds and on tliu , rbcaoh of
J > nko Michigan. Write to .K T. Chyiio-
.woth , Windsor Park , III. . Bcfors tcHI.
lVvTilton of THE HUE , " or Jacob Sims
of'Sims & Bainbridge , Council , Bluffs.
Pasturapo for horses * ' and "cattle on
iGeorgo R Wright's farm adjolningc ity
Uimitu on south ; f > 00 acres blue grass ,
minnini ! water. For terms apply to
| 7utuos Haph , on farm , or at Carbon Coal
company , 10 Pearl street.
Hay J.unil fur Kent.
. Hay land for rent in lots of from 20 to
IJlOO acres. 13. Maries , Council Bluffs.
iiOXAT I'Alt.tdltAl'IlS.
S. Li. Etnyro is visiting friends in Sprint
field , Neb.
W. II. Olemaeher and family leave today
I'or their now homo In Missouri.
P. J. Montgomery and wife Imvo gene ton
| ; iiicago to attend the World's fair.
II. E. Grim nnd H. E. Tagger went to Lin-
liln yesterday by wheel to see the tcn-milo
Thud race.
JJ. H. Carrothers contemplates changing
Sis residence from Council Ulufl's to Lln-
liln. Neb.
I Hay Cook of Lincoln has roUn-ned homo
J'ter a visit with his brother , A. 11. Cook of
line street.
III. H. Harrison leaves today fern business
lur through the south. Hu will bo absent
| . 'o or three weeks.
IG. S. Damon , who has been visiting his i
1-Jiily In this city for the past few days ,
Ift last evening for another trip on the
lad ,
JMr. and Mrs. H. H. Pollok returned yestcr-
| % .y from a brief visit to Knoxvlllu , la. ,
Ihoro they attended u reunion of 'tho Pollok
1'mlly.
The ( iranit llotrl ,
louncll BlnlTri. The most cleffant in
IJWH. Dlnint , ' mom on suvunth Iloor.
IJato , $ : i.OO and * . ) .0011 iliiy. K. F. Clark ,
I'rop.
For Sale Hickory -l-foot wood , $0.00 ) ;
| tovo wood , 12 or 1(1 ( inches , $ : i.fiO erin
oril , delivorcd. H. A. Cox , 10 Main
Itruot.
Uarffnins in line tootli bruslios nnd
fologno. wholoriiilu price , only 10u.
| MvtB , tlio drutftfiHt , 200 Uroadway.
Willianipon & Co. . lOrt Main street ,
| nrgost and bent bioyolo stock in city.
Nn Kplilemlo or Kcurlrt Vnvor.
Quito a number of the parents of children
In the Harrison street school have been
raking their children out of school on
Jtccountof the talk that has been going hopi
[ omuls with reference to an anticipated cpi-
llemlo of scarlet fever. The talk was the ro-
[ lull of llndlng thnt ono of the pupils of the
klardson street school had a brother at
IIOIUQ that had been 111 with the
Inuuh dreaded disease. City Physi-
liinn Macrea was seen yesterday
Iliy n DKU rciiresuntntlvo to whom ho
Inatcd that there was no danger ver
| jf nn epidemic , as the child alliletcd had not
Ibcon a inipll nt the school at all , so that in
[ reality there la just as much chance of an
epidemic at any other school house us there ,
but no more , Superintendent Sawyer
Irishes this thoroughly understood by the
parents In order that the school may not bo
broken up during the last few Uiiys of the
year.
year.Pure
Pure ice
From Missouri river channel ,
MulliolliindA Co. , Urown buildln ? .
Telephone 102.
Mnimwix trains will run daily from to
day , leaving Hrond way 0 awl 11 a , tom. ,
and every hour from 1 p. m. until 0 p. m.
Protect your homes against destrne-
tlvo Btorms. W. C. James lias tlio
strongest companies in ttio world ,
Another improvumcnt to the popular
Schubert piano. Swaneon Music Co
Stop at the Option , Council Bluffs , t to
best $2.00 house in Iowa.
Vunatta & Swcot , attyi < , Everett blk.
. Geo.8. Davis , prescription druugiut.
SEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS
Oitizeus Generally Pnrticipato in tba Kscr-
ciscs of Decoration Day ,
FRAGRANT GARLANDS FOR HEROES' GRAVES
1'rocrnm Curried Out 1'nrt Titkcn l > r the
I.llllo l-'olk * in lliu Kxerclncs I.e -
lon * In I'fttrloUum-Incident *
of the liny.
Decoration day was celebrated in Council
Bluffs yesterday with all of the usual frills
anil furbelows. The weather could not have
been better during the earlier part of the
day , the slight rain of Monday evening
having laid the tlust and inndo marching
considerably plcasanter thna tt would have
been otherwise. Huslncss was almost sus-
ncndcd all day long , but the streets wore far
from deserted. It was hardly afternoon
when the children , each one clad in Sunday-
Ro-to-moetlng clothes , commenced to collect
In Hayllss park , followed soon after by their
elders , all anxious to witness the p.u-ado. A
great many who live In the rural districts
were present to swell the throng of
spectators. While the procession was formIng -
Ing Dalbcy's band rendered n number of
choice selections In front of the Grand hotel
In n way that pleased the great audience
highly.
It was about 2:30 : o'clock when the various
societies intending to take part In the parade
were marshaled Into position and the pro
cession started , although for a full hour
previous the marshal and assistant marshals
had been working like beavers to get the
line formed. The procession was ono of the
longest over seen In Council Ululls on any
similar occasion , nearly every society In the
city being represented fully.
lllcli Hrlioul Cutlet * .
The High school cadets iniulo their first
appearance In public , led by the new Hag ,
which was presented them by the .voung
ladles of tlio High school last week , H was
conceded by all that they made about the
llnest appearance of any body of young men
in the procession , and the military evolu
tions they performed spoke well for the
work they have done during the past few
months since the corps was organized.
The Dodge Light guards were also on
hand and mailo a creditable showing , occupy
ing a position Just In advance of the Grand
Armvand Union Veterans. The cltyofllcials
and speakers of the day rode in carriages.
Among those marching were several hun
dred school children , who vented their en
thuslasm in oar splitting yells at
sjitablo intervals. The rear of the
pat-ado was brought up ' > y a largo number o
citizens In carriages. Before the day was
over several cogs slipped In the weather ma
chine and the beautiful sunshine of the
morning and early afternoon changed in the
midst of the program to a drenching rain
that sent the whlto dresses and American
Hags hustling for their homes in a very much
bedraggled condition. About the time the
crowd arrived at the cemetery the clouds
began to roll up , and while the speechifying
was goimr on the outlook became so threat
ening as to Bend a large portion of the audi
ence home in alarm.
These who did not go
regretted it before they finally reached their
homes.
Orntiir of tlio Hay.
Prof. W. II. Christie ot Omaha was the
principal orator of the day. Ills effort was
an eloquent , although somewhat lengthy
one. Kov. Stephen Phelps , D.D. , gave an
address on the subject , "Tho Objects of the
AVoman's Relief Corps , " Music was fur
nished by the High school quartet , the drum
corps ( and the school children. After these
features j of the program had been finished it
was found necessary to postpone the rest
until evening.
Last evening that portion of the exorcises
which was prevented from taking place dur
ing the afternoon by the storm was given at
the Grand Army hall , a largo number being
present. Tnc main feature was the address
of S. B. Wadsworth.
TKIl * TO MAXAWA.
lloiiiilson liri)9. , tlio Dry GnoiU Men , Will
< ; ivo thu Children of the Tlircu Cities
Diiy'H Online.
Bennison Bros , have inado arrange
ments for ti great time for the children
of Council Blulfa , Omaha and South
Omaha next Satin-day. They will take
the pupils of the public schools , pa
rochial and private schools , with all the
touchers who will go , on a frco
trip to Lake Manawa and re
turn. Children who are not in any
oi the schools , newsboys and all
other boys are included in the invita
tion. All that will bo necessary for
each child who wants to go will be to
call at Bcnnison Bros. " store , corner
Broadway and Scott street , between
12 and 1 o'clock Saturday and get a frco
ticket. Tickets will DO sent to the
teachers before that date , and as many
of the parents , mothers especially o'f
the children , who will assist In ( riving
their children an outing , will also receive -
coivo frco tickets. Lunch baskets should
bo filled , and all preparations made for a ,
good time. Special attractions will bo
provided at the lake. The chief event
will bo the opening of tlio now pavilion
opera house , wJioro a matinee perfor
mance will be given for the children and
others. Tlio children will not goon tlio
water and there will bo no danger of an
accident.
U is expected thatii.OOO . or 0,000 of the
little people and their guardians will
take advantage of the opportunity and
that the event ; will bo ono of the 'great
est in the history of the popular resort.
Recollect , Saturday , June It ,
Torn Down lliu Can ) ,
F. C. Chllds
was arrested yesterday mornIng -
Ing on nn information Hied by City Pliyslulnn
Macrae charging him with violating the
State Hoard of Health law in tearing down
a measles card before the expiration of thu
thirty days provided for in the law. His
little daughter came down with the measles
May and the residence , 5ll > Seventh avenue ,
was placarded as usual , Some time before :
last Friday Chllds thought the card had
been there long enough and toro it down.
Ho will have a hearing in pollco court this
morning. The city physician proposes to
get after all similar
otfcndurs and convince
them that the rules of the Hoard of Health
were made to bo observed ,
Itiindlvtt'H leo Cream.
Try Mot/gar it Rundlolt's pnru and
delicious ice creams and iced and you
will order no othor.
Free treatments daily from 2 to 4 p.
in. at the Council Blulfs Medical and
Surgical institute , 20th and Broadway.
Hurt In ii Itmmwny ,
/ . W. Cole , who lives on North Main street ,
was seriously hurt yesterday afternoon in n
runaway. Ho was returning from the exer
cises at the soldiers' cemetery , and was driv
ing down Oakland avenue. With him were
two ladles. The horses became frightened
at some object and dashed down the avenue > ,
turning the corner suddenly and turning the
buggy over at the comer of Washington
avenue. Mr. Cole landed underneath the
buggy when it overturned , unit was badly
cut and bruisud. The ladles , strangely
enough , were uninjured. The buggy was
broken Into kindling wood and thu horse
was badly cut auout the legs ,
OrecnshieldH , Nicholson & Co. have
moved their real estate olHco to 000 >
Broadway , opposite postolllco.
Children' * I'lcnlo.
Beimlson Bros , arc making arrangements
fora children's picnic at lake Muniiwa uoxt
Saturday. It will bo somewhat different
from the picnics of former years , in that an
invitation la to bo extended not only to the
children of Council Bluffs , but also to these
of Umuba and South Omaha , U > enjoy an
aftoruoou-nt the lake under the auspices of
this enterprising firm. The "pavilion"
near the hotel has recently been transformed
Into nn opera house , nnd Saturday afternoon
will also witness the opening of the opera
house tvltli performance by an opera com
pany which has been engaged for a week's
stand.
stand.Watch.
Watch. i\\i \ \ spijco for the Boston Store
Ttino sale prlc < 5 list tomorrow morning.
Store closed ALL DAY TODAY MARKING
down goods and making preparations
for the great Juno sale , tfothcrlngimnm
Wliltolnw k Co. , Originators , Lenders
nnd Promoters of Low Priced , Council
Bluffs , la.
John l.omcutrotii Dead.
John Longstrom , who was mentioned In
Tim Dr.E a day or two ago as very low , died
yesterday morning about 1 .o'clock at the
Woman's Christian association hospital. Ho
was working at Schultz & Hill's wagon fac
tory about two weeks ago when an emery
wheel broke and the fragments struck him ,
Indicting several tcrrlblo Injuries , which
have kept him hovering between life nnd
death over since. The funeral will take
place this afternoon at 2.TO : o'clock from the
residence of his brother , fi'J" Damon street ,
nnd the remains will betaken to Walnut Hill
cemetery for Interment.
Music for balls , parties , picnics , so
cials , etc. , by Muciclans Union. .1. B
Follett , Mgr. , 400 B'way , Council Bluffs.
Brown's C. O. D. open evenings until
0 p. m.
l > cnpnl from the lloform School ,
Mary Froburg , n girl living In this city ,
was sent to the reform school about two
years ago on the chnrgo of incorrlglblllty.
She stayed at Mitchcllvlllo until last March ,
when in some way she managed to elude the
vigilance of the guards and got away. Mar
shal Temploton ran across heron the street
nnd recognizing her , locked her up over night
In the city Jail. She left for the state Insti
tution . , again yesterday morning in charge of
-
an ofllccr.
Cook yoi" meals this summer on a gas
range. At cost at the Gas company.
KAII/WAY BURGEONS MEETING.
I'lrst Iluy's rmcrain of the Cnnvnntltin that
Open * In Oninlin TliU Morning.
Today the National Association of Hallway
Surgeons of America meets In annual session
In Omaha. A right hearty welcome will bo
accorded the ltOO : odd doctors , who will bo
In attendance at the meeting. Dr. W. J.
Galbralth , who has had charge of the local
arrangements for the reception and comfort
of delegates , has been intlcfatigiblo In his
work , and everything is said to be in applo-
pie order for the fitting entertainment of the
distinguished guests. Three sessions will be
held Uaily till and including Friday , at 10
a. m. , 'J p. m. and 8 p. in. Today's program
has no particular interest for the public , be
yond the address of welcome to bo delivered
by Hon. J. M. Tlfurston at the morning
session.
This is the program for today :
MOIINING SESSION.
Call to order by Dr. Galbralth , chairman of
arrangements commit tea.
I'rayur by Itov. T. J. Mackay.
Address of welcome by Hon. John M. Thurs
ton.
Hosponso by Ir. George ChafTec , secretary
Now York Association of Hallway Surgeons ,
Ilroolclyn , N. V.
Introduction of the president by Dr. Gal-
brulth nf Umnhn.
President's ' " address ' bv fir. C.V. . I' , llrook ,
alt & Ohio railroad , Hlch-
iiiond , V * .
Appoint tncnt of committee on nominations.
l-'li-ht , report of executive committee.
Keport of a case of contusion of the back and
abilumuii.followed In llvu months by Intestinal
Ii.-slons , by Dr. Paul K. Eve. honlsvfllo & Nash-
vlllo rnllroml , Nashvlllu , Tciin.
DlM'tissIon , opened by Dr. O. J. Northrop ,
Mnniuuttc , Mich.
Koport of n ease of fracture of tbo astraga
lus , by Dr. Hubert Hums , riyimmtli , X. II.
Discussion , opened by Dr. S. McCurdy ,
DeimKoii , U.
AtrniiNOOx SI : . RIO.V.
Call to ordor. KeudliiR of minutes of last
morning session. Hoport of committee on ur-
Hnportof secretary.
Papers : ind thulr discussions ; Injuries of
tliol Cord and Its Envelopes Without Krirtnro
ol Iho Pn.lnu History , by Dr. GC.- , Hess ,
11V . _ & Danville railroad , Richmond ,
11C'l . Discussion , opened by Dr.I. H. Murphy ,
-Mileage ) , St. 4'nul , Minneapolis ft Omaha rafl-
road , St. I'anl , Minn.
Anutonili-al Landmarks , by Dr. .Tabcz N.
JacksonnWabash railroad , ICansus City , Mo.
Discussion , ononed by Dr. .1. H. Murdock , Pltts-
, Chicago & St. Louis Irallroad , I'lttsburg ,
'
1'a.
1'hyslolosy of the Hplnal Cord , by Dr. A. P.
Orlnnell. Central Vermont railroad. llnrllnK-
ton , Vt. Discussion opened by Dr. J. C ,
Ilcanie. siirseon Southern California railroad ,
San Diego , Cal.
IVININO : RUSSION.
Mronlnp subject cnntlnuod : Kxper-
Imcntnl Research , by Thomas H.
Mauley , Central Park E. .t W. railroad. Now
York. Discussion opened by Dr. II. Merrill
Hlckets , chief sutreon Cincinnati , 1'corla ' &
Vlncunncs railroad , Cincinnati , U.
An Experimental Study of Spinal Myletls
nnd Munlngotlf , by Dr. George A. llaxter ,
Chattiinoojica Southern railroad , Chattanooga ,
Tonn. Discussion opened hy Ur. Solon Marks ,
ClilciiRo , Milwaukee & St. Paul railroad-Mil
waukee , WIs.
iu : i NKitncKs.
.Tinny Towns Observe tlio Occasion In nil
Appropriate Manner.
SI.OAN , la , , May ! iO. [ Special Telegram to
Til n 13 KB. ] Nearly all business and work
was suspended this afternoon , and the Con
gregational church was crowded by an in
terested audience , who listened to fine
music nnd an unusuallv interesting address
by Hev. J. E. McNamara. The largest proces
sion over formed by Sloan citizens pro
ceeded to the cemetery , where the graves of
veterans were decorated. The bamt added
to the occasion with good selections , and
much interest in the day was manifested by
the piiblie generally.
Dunrqun , la. , May 30. Memorial day was
observed In a quiet manner hero. There
was no procession , Business generally was
suspended.
Orri'MWA , la. , May 30. This city and the
surrounding towns , Ftilrlield , Kddyvillo ,
Chilllcotho. Kessauqua , Oskaloosa. Kirlc-
villo , Btakesburg , Albla ana Chariton ,
observed Memorial day by closing their
business houses in the afternoon. There
was no special observance.
DBS MOINES la. , May ! tO , Memorial day
was celebrated with a largo parade of old
soldiers. The weather was bright. Thou
sands visited the cemetery.
HMKIISON , la. , May ! IO. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : Ucu , ] About 1,000 people attended
the Decoration day exercises horo. Hon. J ,
J , Stoadman of Council Bluffs made the ad
dress of the day. It was a model creation ,
The entire program was carried out to the
letter.
Missot'iti VAI.I.CT. la , , May 80. ( Special
Telegram to TUB HBU. [ Memorial ( lay was
most llttingly observed In the city , the
Grand Army of the Hcpubhc , Woman's Ho-
lief and Sons of
corps Votoratis partlclpatin 17
In the exercises. Hon. C , C , Saundcrs of
Council Bluffs dolivurod the funeral address
which was a most scholarly ana eloquent ef
fort. Four thousand people attended the :
exorcises. iom
1 , la. , May 80. [ Special Telegram
to THE BKK. ] Decoration day was llttinjly
observed in Dunliip by Shields post , Grand
Army of the Repunlic , Woman's Relief
corps nnd the citizens in general. During
the exercises' all the business houses wore-
closed , "Aunt" Becky Young of DCS
Molncs , whoso name U familiar to ovcry sol
dier , and F. W. Dewey , also of that city ,
were the sponlcers ,
Memurlm tu Moml.
Prof. I-ioisotto , the memory specialist , U
likely to do well in Omaha. His lectures
on Monday evidently madon good Impression ,
Yesterday ho and his assistants enrolled the
names of about 800 men and women for his
three lectures and Instruction at the Young
Mon's Christian association hall. The lists
will be open till B o'clock this evening.
Among the names of his students are many
well known in social and professional circles.
His llrst lecture will bo given at il o'clock
this afternoon , and it will bo repeated at
8 p. in. _
I'lckmt Up hy tilt ) 1'ollce ,
I uis Williams , who is wanted in St ,
Joseph for stealing | 90 , was arrested by the
detectives last night.
Last night the police arrested Ocorgo
KoruoHy for entering Isaac Holskofsky's
place nt 1G3S South Tenth street , and carry
ing away $212 in silver.
H. C. liltt , a lawyer well known in | K > lco !
circles , was locked up last night for carryI I
Ing around with him a largo uud cuthuslustio
ONE DAY CIVENO THE DEAD
( coxmcBD rno i
Old soldiers in W t/VA and six in St. The
resa's cemetery.
Commander SptttgftM ftddressc4 Wio gath
ering briefly and tlie-suliito was fired by the
Western Nonnativi-odcts. After music ,
prayer and severalihrlef addresses the
orator of the daj'f. Q ptain C. K. Adams of
Superior , was Ii\trp ucd nnd spoke at
length. | AddrcsseXworo also made by General -
oral J. H. Webstcrdml F. W. Collins. Gov
ernor Crounso foMrnrtliy presented the now
Grand Army of tlto Hepubllc lot In Wyuka to
the post , and his rfpctjch of presentation was
responded to by Oottniiander Sprague , after
which the flag that'll ! bo constantly kept
Indie p'o was rai3c/itnwltli / iiuislc and bene
diction.
BEATinri : , Neb. , May 30. [ Special to TUB
HEC.J : All elements combined to make
Decoration day a success. The weather
wa delightful and the city was
beautifully decorated. Most of the
business houses closed their doors In
the afternoon , thereby giving their
employes an opportunity of witnessing or
engaging In the exercises of the day. At 3
o'clock n largo procession of batuls , city
council , lire department , Grand Army of the
Hcpubllc ami Womans' Hellef corps , secret
societies In uniform and citizens marched to
the Chautauqtta groundswhcrc the exercises
were held. The exercises consisted of vocal
and Instrumental music , prayer by llov. .1.
U.am Counternlmg ) address by Mayor Shultz
and an oration by Hon. John M. Thurston.
Hon. Alex Graham acted as orator of the
day. ; The oration was extremely eloquent
oven for that eloquent speaker , Hon. John
M. Thurston. In the evening a grand con
cert was given at the Paddock opera house
by the Third City band.
Lyons' I.uni ; I'rocoMlnm
LYONS. Nob. , May .TO. ( Special Telegram
to' Tun ' Bnn. ] Decoration day was observed
. hero with apuroprlato ceremonies. The
procession ) to the cemetery was over a mile
long. The Grand Army of the Hepublio
post , the Sons of Veterans and the Woman's
Relief corps led the parade.
Fred Grasscr , an old soldier mot with an
accident. Just as the procession was form-
inc on Main street a horse became frightj0
cned and ran against him with n bupgy
breaking liis leg Just below the knee. The
Hesh : was torn from the calf of his leg. Ho
h in a critical condition.
At llurtlngton.
IlAr.TiNOTO.sNob. I . , May RO.JSpQolal
To to THE Br.i ! . ] Decoration nay
was appropriated observed in this
city today. The town was pro
fusely decorated witli flags , tan
ners and bunting. The attendance was
tin largest over witnessed in this city on
any similar occasion. At 10 o'olocn the pro
cession started from the court house
for the cemetery. It was about a mile
long. The exercises were hold at the court
house In the afternoon , the building being
packed to Its utmost capacity. Hon. Benja
min M. Weed dclivcrca n very interesting
oration. : Music was furnished by the cele
brated ; Metropolitan band of this city and
tin Grand Army of the Republic band. The
veterans held a camp lire at the court house
Inmi the evening the program consisting of
music nnd speeches.
Four Thousand In I.lne ,
NEIIUASKA CITV , Is'eb. , May 30. [ Special
Telegram to Tun Bnn. ] The observance of
Decoration day was more general than usual
here. Business was practically suspended
in the morning and entirely during the aftero
noon. The exorcises were held at Tenth
Street park. Thosproeession was the largest
ever seen in this city tipnn similar occasions ,
and comprised tiho following : University
band and cadets. Nebraska City fire depart
ment , General Brooke and speakers in car
riages , bicyclists , Nebraska National guards ,
martial music , Grand L\rmy of the Republic
posts and citizens- Varriagcs. Fully -1,000
people had assembled lit the park , where ad
dresses were delivered by Hon. M. L. Hayward -
ward , General Brooke hnd Hon. G. M. Lam-
bertson. Mr. iJanibfertson's address was
eloquent , though short.
Klnborato l.'xcMsoi nt O'Nrlll.
O'NEILL , Neb. , fjja'y''ao.Special / [ to THE
BEE. ] Decoration , day was appropriately
observed in this city today. All the busi
ness houses wcrp tastily and elaborately
decorated and closed Tn' . the afternoon. At
2 o'clock the O'Ncill ' S > ijver band marched to
the Knights of Pythias hall and escorted the
Uniformed Rank , Knights of Pythias and the
Grand Army of the Hcpublic post to the
court house where the services were held.
Orations were delivered by Rev. N. S.
Lowrie and Colonel A. Jj. Tonic. They were
both masterly addresses , the speakers being
loudly abplauded , After the services at the
court house the procession formed in the
following order and maivhed to the cotne-
tcrj : O'Neill Silver band , General O'Neill
post , Grand Army of the Republic , A. G.
Potter division , Knights of Pythias , flower
girls in carriages and citizens on foot and
carriages. Ai riving at the cemetery the
graves of the departed heroes were strewn
with llowcrs.
Sidney's Grunt Day.
Sinsr.v , Nob. , May .TO. [ Special Telegram
to Tun BEE. ] The 'day opened brightly and
the streets were filled with people from the
country long before the procession started
from Masonic hull. At 10 o'clock the music
of the Twenty-first United States infantry
was heard and five companies , commanded
by Colonel Ustcr bovo in sight , all in full
dress with the officers on horseback. The
Grand Army post , with its stiucrb brass
bund , under the supervision of Prof. Charles
Wicland , made the ohi veterans keep step
with all their old time activity. Next fol
lowed the school children , Sons of Veterans ,
Ancient Order United Workmen , Modern
Woodmen and citizens on foot and In
carriages. Mayor Noubaucr and the council
reviewed the procession from the steps of
the -city hall. At the Auditorium the in-
do6r exercises were hold. Major Clarksou
of Oinahu was the orator of the day. Hon.
George F. Blnnchard and Charles Anderson
also spoke to their old comrades and solic
ited rounds of applause. After noon the
graves of the dead heroes at Forest I/iwn
cemetery wore decorated with garlands and
flowers. All the buildings were handsomely
decorated with flags and bunting.
In an Appropriate Milliner.
HASTINGS , Neb. , May HO. ( Special Telegram
gram to THE Ben. ) Silas A. Strickland post
of the Grand Army of the Hcpubllo appro
priately celebrated Memorial day as never
before In Hastings. At 1 o'clock a proces
sion , which for length has never been ex
ceeded by any similar ono In this city , com
posed of the mayor and city council , Grand
Army jiost , Woman's Heliof corps and a long
string of carriages proceeded to the cemetery
\yhcre , after fitting'exorcises , the graves of
the veterans were profusely decorated with
flowers. Further exercises wore held In the
Kcrr opera house. Itov. H. O. Scott of the
Presbyterian and Hyv. J. S. W. Dean of the
Methodist church and Mr , Yunduf en made
addresses ,
.Vortli Mend's KxorcUen.
NOHTH BEXD , Nb. . May ! 10 , [ Special
Telegram to THE BiirtlV-Kxtcnslvo
prepara
tions had been aiatto fjipDocoratlon day serv
ices here today , but on account of the rain
the distribution ofjlqwera on the graves of
the dead hero by the children was given up.
Kxercises werohojd'in'tho ' ' United Presbyter
ian church and theppOlIdlng was handsomely
decorated with lliigs anil llowors. Rev. Mr.
Harper of Valley delivered the address and
paid a glowing trluuta to the boys who gave
their lives for their country. Miss Blanch
IsiG of Shclton tcAdured a nice piece for the i
occasion. The school' children were given
the front scats and tlio speaker impressed
on their minds thd Iqverof their country and
to ever keep In memory the boys In blue who
died for their counter
Amid ll'prVVy Showers.
WAU.ACK , Neb' : "Wuy 80. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE.Jjicoration ) duy was very
appropriately and fittingly observed hero.
A largo procession was formed at 10 o'clock
to march to the cemetery , \vhcre two of the
bovs who wttro the blue are burled. Just ftl
this moment the rain commenced to pour
down and continued throughout the march
and while the comrades were strewing the
graves with flowers. In the afternoon very
appropriate exercises were held nt the
Methodist Episcopal church. Hon. "B. F.
Hastings of Grant was the orator of the day
and made n very eloquent address. Hov.
Mr. Iliscooof the Congregational church nnd
Hov. M. Longworth of the Methodist Kpls-
copal church also made short speeches. The
Methodist Episcopal choir rendered excel
lent music.
CITT , Nob. , May .10. [ Special
Telegram to Tun BCC.J Memorial day was
duly celebrated here. There was n very
largo turnout of veterans and citiions. The
address was delivered by Hon. I. U. Hamil
ton of Norton , Kan. A heavy vain fell at
noon , and Is a cause of great rejoicing , as it
was very badly needed.
CfitTis , Neb. . May ! ) . [ Special Telegram
to TUB BEE. ] The Grand Army of the Re-
.public memorial services , held hero today ,
drew n crowd of 'J.OOO people , who partici
pated in the exercises. A good rain closed
the program amid general rejoicing.
Siittoii'.i Tribute to the Vvtcrnnn.
SUTTON , Nob. , May SO. [ Special Telegram
to THE BUB. ] Memorial services were held
at thU place , commencing with a parade of
the Grand Army post , Woman's Relief
corps , iflro company and school children and
a largo procession of citizens who went to
the cemetery , headed by the band , and
decorated the graves of the veterans. On
returning the exercises were continued in
the opera tiousc/aml consisted of n speech by
Judge Hastings , recitation by Kdith Clark
and nn oration by Rov. Air , Rojw. The
whole was Interspersed by solos and duets
by the young ladies of Sutton. The attend
ance was larpcr than over before. The city
tonight Is fluttering with ( lags.
Honored Their Memory.
Font ROIIINSON , Neb. , May : ) . ( Spoclnl
Telegram to THE Her. . ] Colonel Hcrnard
turned out the whole command , consisting
the j , band and six troops of the Ninth cavalry
and , two companies of the Eighth Infantry ,
j0 assist Robinson post No. SJ01 , Grand Army
Of the Republic of Crawford In Memorial
day exorcises at" the post cemetery. The
two , companies of the Eighth , under Cap
tain A. W. Corliss , fired the customary three
volleys. After the ceremonies were con
cluded here the colonel scut ten men from
each of the cavalry troops , under command
of Lieutenant M. D. Parker , to do the mili
tary honors at the town cemetery.
Nr.i.nox , Neb , . May ; > . [ Special Telegram
to Tun BEE. ] Memorial day was appro
priately observed in Nelson. A large audi
ence assembled in the opera house where
appropriate exercises were rendered by the
scholars of the Nelson public schools and
the Grand Army post , after which an ad
dress was delivered by W. B. Arthur of
Lincoln. Owing to the rain the decoration
of tlio soldiers' graves at the cemetery was
dispensed with.
Sfi'Einoit , Neb , , May RO. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB Bnu.j Memorial day was most
appropriately observed hero by Old Abe
post Grand Army of the Republic. Rev. .1.
Fleet delivered a very interesting address ,
after which the closing ceremonies were
held at the cemetery.
JU.NIATA , Nob. , May no. [ Special tele
gram to Tun BEE. ] Decoration day
was tall that could bo wished
here. An Immense crowd joined the
old soldiers In decorating the veterans'
graves. The town was in holiday attire and
Jverything indicated honor to the departed
ticroes. Rov. .1. G. Tate delivered the oration
tion to a largo nuuicnco. He made a very
patriotic I address , reviewing the nation from
a progressive standpoint.
In Other Localities.
BEM.nvun , Nob. , May 80. [ Special to
THIS BEE. ] Memorial day was observed
at this place by apnrouriate services
at the cemetery and tlio decoration of
soldiers' graves. Addresses were made
by Prof. George D. Crothers of Bellevue
college , Rev. W. W. Jones mid Hon. Q. GOSH.
Services were closed by the singing of
' -America. "
DAVID CITV , Neb. , May 80. [ Sneclal to
THE BEE. ] Grand Army of the Republic
post No. 10 and veterans to the number of
fifty , camp 90 Sons of Veterans and tent 0 ,
Daughters of Veterans , marched from their
hulls in a body to attend union memorial
service nt the Methodist Episcopal church ,
which was crowded to its utmost seating
capacity. The service was conducted by
Rev. Mr. Alexander , assisted by the minis
ters of all the churches in town. Rev. Mi' .
Alexander preached an able sermon.
npi'w.iCAN CmNeb. . , May HO. [ Special
to TUF. BEE. ] Gould post Grand Army of
tlio Republic attended memorial services in
a body Sunday. Rev. Mr. Carmiuhael of the
Methodist Episcopal church delivered the
memorial sermon to a crowded liouso.
WILDER , Neb. , May ! ! 0. [ Special to Tun
The Decoration day exorcises hero
were the most elaborate in many years. Be
sides the , usual Grand Army of the Republic
ceremonies , the Bohemian benevolent so
ciety , C. S. P. S. , improved the day uy deco
rating the graves of their dead. Elder
Frank M. Chatburn , lions , C. Duras and F.
J. Sadilck made the principal addresses.
FAIHI-IELU , Neb. , May 3D. [ Special Tele
gram to THE BEE. ] Rov. Father Caroher of
Hastings delivered u very patriotic and elo
quent oration to the Grand Army members
and people of Fail-field today. Ono of the
largest crowds within the history of the city
attended.
Four NiouiiAHA , Neb , , May ! ! 0. [ Special to
Trin BEE. ] Memorial day was observed
bore. The troop of the command assembled
in undress uniform and received Colonel
Wood post , No. 'JOS , Grand Army of the
Republic. At the cemetery n salute of
thirteen guns was fired and the veterans'
graves were decorated with flowers.
Yentcriliiy at Ilaliron.
HEIIHOM , Neb. . May 30. Special Tolccrram
to THE BKE. ] Memorial day was properly
observed here. All business houses were
closed and artistically decorated with the
stars and stripes. At 1 o'clock Morton post
No. 17 , the Woman's Relief corps and citi
zens mot at the Knights of Pythias hall and
marched in- a body , headed by
the Second Regimental iband , Ne
braska National guards In uniform
to the Christian church. The exercises
opened by a song , rendered by the Ladies'
quartet. 3' F. Gales , commander , intro
duced the speaker , Captain Humphrey , who
delivered an able address to a very largo au
dience , recalling many war scenes and tha
famous march of the First Nebraska regi
ment to tlio borders of Tennessee whore the
snow was stained crimson with Nebraska
blood. The address was punctuated several
t'mcs ' by applause from thu audience. The
crowd then proceeded to the cemetery
whore the graves of the departed heroes
were covered with natural flowers and other
tokens of remembrance.
tlnllty ot inile//letiu-iit.
Drs MoiNr.s , la. , May 30. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BEITho ] trial of Freda
Meyer , which has been occuplng attention
the past week , culminated in a verdict of
guilty. The uefcndant was charged with
embezzlement , Fleming Itros , , insurance
ugents , were the complainants. Tim jury
fixed the amount embezzled at $00 , Meyer
was brought here from Omaha , and had re
cently been in business at Sioux City ,
having gone there from DCS Moines.
Another Dirking In Dacotown.
There was another row in the Italian quar-
terla&t night and the police hud to go out
and arrest the principals , Joe Rega stabbed
and slightly wounded another Italian with
an unpronountTubloiiiamo , and both of the
purlieu landed in jail , Rcga is charged with
assault and thu other is held as complaining
witness.
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