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' THE OMAHA DAILY DEE : TIIlffiSDAY , NOVEMH12R 16 , 1893. 3 THIS DAILY BEE COUNCIL WA'lTS. ' Olllir NO. 12 1'r.AHIi STHEIVr Delluitilliy cnrrlor to nny part of the clly H.V Ttl/TON - Manager | llnlnrwOnipe 50 > i2 an\un a Tloston store , cloaks Kctfulnr session of Harmony chapter No. E.1 , Urtlorof Knitcrn Star , this evening. The Woodman of the World will glvo rt loelnl at tliolr liall on Prtilay ovcnl'jR. No- vonibcr 17 , tovluch all inumuors ave ln vltod , with tticlr families. Unity itullil will hold Iti rcRUlar meeting Friday afternoon at 2 : ) o'clock at the homo of Mrs. B. M. Khcphard , 7Q : > I'erlu avcnuo. Friends conlinlly Invited. St. Andrew's socloty will rolohrato the blrthiliy of Hobble Hums on Thursday oven- liif ? , November > : # ) , \tv \ Riving otiu of Us popular tmiiqucts nnd balls. William Wnltnco. who pounded young Mm- crick with an nx tmmllo for running off with hh Rlrl , pleadoil guilty to the offcnso nnd 11 line of $15.70 was asaeiscd up against him in police court yostorJay morning. Th Young Men's Instltuto oittcrtnlnod a party last ovcnlng at Its hall on South Main street. A musical nnd literary procr.im was follovrod by dancing and the hours of tbo uvonlnp wcro whllcd away In an enjoyable manner. Mrs. Jullu U Crocker has Issued Invita tions to the oiarrlauo of her dnuelitor , Miss I > ucla A , , to Klnicr li McCluro. which will bo solemnized on Thursday aftcrnoou , No vember ! M , at ildtO o'clock , at her residence , Mill Avcnuo H. . The funeral of Axel Olcson , the sulcldo , look placn .yesterday afternoon at 1 ! o'clock from Lunkluy's undertaking rooms. The ilund man was hurled in a < 12 coftlnt which ho inirchascd from I.unltley a couple of weeks before he shot himself. "Cash" arlmm of tllil City , S. D. . and "llcdrty" Iloss of this city Indulged In n 100- yard foot race at the I Irlving park Tuesday afternoon. Orlmm won by n foot , and ttu < time , according to the timekeeper , was 0 4-5 icconds. The watch Is considered by local iports to have been Indulging In red liquor previous to the race. Grimm took the f 100 which was bupposcd to be up on the result Swnlli ntifl "nrntrn. Ilir. MIKv.illUnn frolffht employes who are charged with stealing from the company's warcrooms , wcro to have had n preliminary hearing yesterday , but a continuance for one week was taken by agreement. It. seems to bo the general opinion among those who have watched the progress , or lack : of progress , of the case that the two men accused will bo lot off .as lightly as the circumstances will permit ivncn the trial Is at length reached. A gang of young people , who have been In the habit of creating a disturbance at the mcotlnps of the Salvation army , tried their iccustomed tricks at the mooting Tuesday ilcht , but ran against an unexpected ob- itacle. Captain McGlnnls , who was leading the moating , informed them that a repeti tion of the disturbance would result in their aoing arrostcd. A number of the disturbing ilomcnt loft the hall , nnd these who re- italncd behaved themselves , so that the cap tain Is encouraged to think the stormy times > f the past will in a measure bo done away with. The omission of the word "not" caused 1'iiE Unr. to misrepresent the Sisters of St. Heruard's hospital yesterday morning In the account of Mrs. Kcssler's diphtheria caso. Mrs. Kcssler was not turned away from the hospital because of her being u county pa tient , but because neither the city nor county oflicials had ordered her taken there.- The ladles at the hospital required her to come cither as a city or county patient or oluo as a private patient , In which case she would have hud to pay her keening. When ahc made the required arrangements she wus admitted without further ado. I'lcunnnt Indlcittlons Are fully illustrated at the underwear counter of. the Boston Store over since the cool weather. Wo can't account for ouch patronapo , unless wo are showing some oxcoptlonu.1 bargains , which wo are certain must be the reason. Now , tomako things more interesting , wo are making some low prices in differ ent grades rather than buy now goods ; in other words , filling in prices , taking higher grades and making lower prices , which you will see by the following list : Children's gray underwear , lOo up ward. Children's pray wool underwear , 25e upward. Children's all wool red underwear , 12c } upward. Child ron'H Swiss ribbed underwear , 15e upward.GKNTS' GKNTS' UNDRKWEAIl. $1.00 floecivlinod underwear , 70c. 50o gray underwear , Me. $2.00 all wool underwear , SI.50. $1.3(1 ( all wool camel's hair , $1.00. $1.25 all wool bcarlot , 75c. RADIUS' UNDERWEAR. 3.'lo white and natural underwear , 25c fiOo ribbed underwear , 31)e. ) 75c oloudor-rlbbed underwear , 02c. } $1.25 all wool underwear , 8c. ! ) Other values .shown In black , white , red and gray. Don't fail to see values in union milts , , equestrienne tights and divided skirts. FOTIIKIUNGIIAM , WlIITELAW & CO. , Boston Store , Council Bluffs , la. P. S. Tliis store uloses at 0 p. in. , ox- jopt Saturdays and Mondays. "Their blood is on your head" if you permit your children to die of diph theria , knowing how surely Dr. JclToris' remedy will cure diphtheria. Thirty- live years trial 1ms proven it infallible. Price $3.00. No doctors needcu. For jalo by Davis , Do Haven and Boardsley. also 2401 Cuinlng street , Onmlm. GoorgoS. Davis , prescription druggist. l' llHL > > t.ll. JMfMU/M//M. Miss Ityan and Miss Kara Drown loft Tuesday evening for Dubuque , whcro they will visit friends. Hov , T. P. Thlckstun leaves today for a visit of a few days with nla daughter , Mrs. H. E. DeKay , in Atlantic. Harry Curtis , who was formerly secretary of the Young Men's Christian association In this city , is now occupying a similar position In St. Joseph , Mo. In the last Issue of the Bulletin , liio onicial organ of the association In that place , his name appears ns editor. Carl Snydur , a young man who was for merly In the newspaper business in this city , is now on the editorial staff of the Uoriow of Uovlowa , nnd U said to bo making the mark for himself which ho commenced while horo.r Ho is doing literary work for a number of mugaztnnti published In the cast. Mrs. Mattie Hockins of Chicago , who has been the guest of Ml- , and Mrs. J. A. Wlatt , left jcatcrduv for her homo. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson , who accompanied her to attend the funeral of their sUter. Mrs. Fair , and liavo also been the guests of Mr. and Mrs , Wlatt , expect to leave for their homo in Galcsburg , III. , today. A , Wheeler has returned from New York , whcro has been spending the last thrco weeks Investigating the Improvements that are bolus made for the purpose of utilizing the power of Niagara falls. A syndicate tins boon putting in n plant Which , so far. furnishes 0,000 horse power for manufactur ing purposes , and can bo enlarged indefi nitely , The power i to be transmitted to cities within a radius of 100 miles , The largest variety of tail and fresh water tisli , the choicest moats , poultry and game , best extra teleot oysters 30o per can ; standard , in bulk , 25c per quart , at Motzger < k Raudlelt's market , D23 Broadway. Ladles , if you desire , absolute peace in the kitchen aak your grocer for J. 0 , Hoffinayr & Co.'s Fancy Patent Hour , .Bmoka T. D , King & Cn's Purtugas. Ask your grocer for Domestic sop. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS Ooriiing Contort of theE'oction ' ResnlU by Candidate Scanhn Under Discussion , NO DATt FOR THE HEARING IS SET YET Clmlrmmi llctret Siy llo ttltl I'lx the TIMID Soon Talk of Storting Suit Hi" Delinquent ill Clcrki. The Hoard of Supervisors Is still In ses sion , but little business of nny public Im portance was transacted at yesterday's ses sion. Nothing has been said about tbo time for tnnlcjnff the recount ofotcs for sheriff , but Chairman f. U. Helzcl. In conversation , stated that ho would announce the tlmo be fore the close of the present meeting. The chnlrnian U by law made judge of the contest , and tbo title of "juJco'1 is applied to Mr. Hot/el by bis friends with a good deal of gusto , but Mr. Ilctzol , with charac teristic modesty , demurs to the unwonted honor , although ho would willingly occept an addition to the $4 per diem which the law allows for the services of the Judge , were such a thing ixmlblc. Each of the candidates will select n man who will occupy the bench with him during the recount. One of the best attorneys In Council Bluffs , and one who Is not in the slightest deurco Interested In the outcome of the sheriff's light save bo a private eltben , stated to i ( i-cportoKlast evening that In bis opinion n suit for damages against the judges and clerks of election whoso incoui- potency or worse resulted In all this diffi culty would lie and that the plaintiff would stand a good show for a judgment. It is no t likely that any such action will bo brought , from the fact that neither candidate could bring a suit for damages against nny of the judges or clerks without implicating men of his own party nnd thus make political enemies who might bo uuhandv at some future tlmo. It might bo well , however , to waive party frelings and show men who are- selected for these responsible positions in the future that they must bo more careful In the performance of thu duties which are imposed upon them by law when they ucco.pt the appointment. IIKNNISUX IIKOS. A ( Irpat Offer Uloaktt Clunks ! Clinks ! Today , Thursday , wo offer our entire Htock , over 200 ladies' newmarkets , /strictly / all wool , in hlnck , navy , brown and tan , with and without capes : they formerly sold at $15.00 , $18.00 , $22,00 and $25.00 ; they are not this season's goods but are llrst-classinevory respect ; take your pick today $3.08 each. Now , if you want a good , warm , serviceable cloak bo on hand early today. 100 do/on ladles' fast bluck , lloece- llned hose at half price , l-c } pair. Ladies' $1.00 fast black , opera length hos-e , now 7fie pair. Ladies' heavy jersey ribbed vesta , 2oo each. Ladies' finest quality camel's hair vests and pants , btrictly all wool , at 9Sc each. Ladies' fast black , all wool union suits at f2.)3 ! ) suit , worth Si.50. Ladies' line cashmere mittens , fast black , 25c pair. Girls' silk and wool stockinet ! caps at only itSc each. Children's fancy bordered handker chiefs , Ic each. Todav we olfor all our imported I. C. and C. P. French corsets that were $2.75 at $1.00 u pair. This line of corsets wo wish to close out. Grasp the opportu nity.A . A great offer in dress poods. Today wo sol ) all our -40-inch German henri- ottas in all colors , strictly all wool , at 50o a yard. Our 35u black Henrietta , 21c a yard. Get our prices before you buy. buy.Open every evening. BEXNISON Duos. , Council Bluffs. Bo shown the Klein tract , 2j miles cast of postoflleo , out Madison street. Choicest and cheapest fruit , garden and suburban acreage , now on sale by Day & Hess , 159 Pearl street. Superior Court Ansliinmrnt. Thu following assignment of cases for trla ; it tlio November term of superior court lias ooen made by Judge McGco : li Idujr. November 17 Smilro against Tlpton. November IB Iluagland against Murphy , lloslcy nxalnst Ilu u\i , ICosentlml aKnlnst llilcer. Monday. jMO\embor 'JO Witt nRalnst Smith , Haider Htovn company ugulnnt 1'iiul , Test a'filust .Squirt ) . Tnusdiiy , Xovomber 21 Ware analnstKlo- dontopf , Wuiinubday , November 22 Jliiyno against ICnotts. Thuisduy. No\ember 23 Bfeurltv nssocln- tlnu u ulnatValto , Hqulro usralnst Ilarnsdall. 1'ildiiy , November iM Harcourt ugnlnst rariull , Ai > \ > loton agaliibt Wilght , Ciuady Saturday , November 25 Abstract company RiilnM wiltrlit. Portsmouth Imnlc uuuliiHt Judd , Dct'io Wells against Motor company. Tnuntluy , November 2S Terra Oottii company - pany against Murphy , < iulro against llroun B trout against city. Wednesday , November 20 Street against Over. The thrco cases assigned for the "Oth are Jury cases. Treutmml Griiml Unit , Council BlulTs lodge , No. fiO , U. O. T. B. , will give a grand ball ut the Masonic temple Saturday evening , November 18. Muslu will bo furnished by u line or chestra. Supper will bo served in tlu > hall. Ticket of admission , i'lOc. Ladies accompanied by escorts admitted f eo. The committee on arrangements is leav ing nothing undone to give its patrons an enjoyable evening. The Troubund society is well known for the quality of its entertainments , and all who go may bo assured of u good time. Snear Corn ! bugnr Corn ! Try the Council Bluffs Sugar Corn. The best in the inarkot. Absolutely no chemicals used to bloauli the corn white. It | s young , tender , sweat , clean and wholesome. Lund Bros , have u very complete as sortment of lamps. They invite you to call und see the now designs , some of which uro very beautiful , Slurrltiue lloeu < c * < The following marriage licenses wcro Issued by the county clerK yesterday : Nuinu and Addivss. Atri ) . I John T. Konncy , Pottiuvattamte county , . l3 VICIIzi O'Connor , I'ottawattumlu county. . . 22 j Mnruor Jensen , Council lllufTd 24 I AnnuM. I'oiorsonCouncil HluuV. , . . , . . , 20 j Thomas McMlllen , I'ottawnttamlacounty 27 I Julia Hues , I'ottawattumlo county , . , , . . 20 j August Andursou , Oountus county. Neb , 23 I Amanda Jacobson , Douglas county , Nub , 24 W. S. Balrd , Lawyer , Kverott block. Domestic soap is the nost. Abk your grocer for Domestic soap. Implement Men .Meet. The Implement men of the city have re ceived circulars signed by tM. . Loomis of Omaha , noticing them that a meeting of Omaha and Council Bluffs Implement sales- mcu and general agents representing oast- era factories will bo held In the Mercer hotel hi Omaha at 8 o'clock Saturday evening , No vember i" ) . The object of the meeting is to organize a club of the sales element in the implement trade for the good of the trudo us u whole und for mutual benollt. Have you seen the now gas heaters at the Gua com puny'a olllco ? Aiuericun Meflnnio In H * lon. The state council of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics held tUe closing session of its semi-annual mooting In this city yesterday About thirty delegates wore present from the various lodges scattered over the state , and the sessions wcro Inter esting to tboso who wcro allowed to get on the other sldo of the ante room door. Among those present was Stephen A. Collins of Plttsbursr , national organizer of the order. It was decided to hold the next session In L.\ons.la. . on the second Tuesday in May , 1MM. The reports of the oftlccrs showed n rapid growth on nil sides. The Council Bluffs council Is ono of the largest and most prosperous In the state , having a member ship of nearly 200. The ladles of Broadway church will hold a bazar in Masonic temple on Thursday of thU week ( Nov. 10) ) . Aprons and fancy articles win bo on sale. Dinner and supper 2oe each. TrlmmiMl Ilius for Bt OO. Thia week at Miss Ra dalo's 10 I'parl St. Splendid bargains. Aprons and fancy work for sale today ( Thursday ) at Masonic temple. Broad way Methodist ladles. THAT KANUAIIOO COUIIT. SlirrllT Iliirrn 'fl vin n Urncrlptlou uf tlio MyatnrlrR of tlin Urlttor. The fact that Judge Woolson had com menced an Investigation of the workings of the "kangaroo court" as it exists In tbo jail of 1'ottawattamio county made interest ing reading about Sheriff Hazou's ofllco yes terday , and THE BIK : was In considerable de mand , The sheriff nnd his deputies tire very naturally anxious not to have It appear that the prisoners have been In the habit of Imllllrrtnrr tn nil * willfrli lutaltlnaa tlint. ivna llUcly to result in the injury of any OUR of them , and they lay considerable stress upon the fact that an Institution of tnls kind IB to bo found in nearly every Jail In the coun try * "Tho kangaroo court is a decided ad vantage , " said Sheriff Ilitzcn yesterday afternoon In a conversation on the subject , "asa meansof preserving discipline. The prisoners adopt their own rules , most of which have for their object the keeping of the jail in us clean n condition as possible. They have a regular system of lines , which are levied upon any ono who willfully frac tures the rules , and when a prisoner breaks the rules and cannot or will not pay his line they glvo him so many 'cobs ' , ' as the blows with the strap you referred to nro called. Thcro have bscn lights among iho prisoners In tbo two years of my term of oillco , but I can say positively that they have never been the outgrowth of the 'court. ' Nor has luivnnn hnnn hni'f. T linvn hnrm vnri , * mm. fill to see that no hard blows wcro given , and if there hid been any undue force usc.1 1 should h ave heard of it , for the injured man > vould certaiuly have complained to me. There has never bean a complaint. " Jenkins , the ox-convict who made the com plaint which was carried to Judsro Woolson's cars , Is at present serving out a Uftecu-dny sentence on the chain gang for pounding up a friend of his Immediately after being re leased from the county jail , to which he had been sentenced In United States court. The sheriff's men intimate that this whole agitation has been started by some of the United States oRlclals , who have been de prived of a portion of tholr fees by the new plan which was adopted some months ago of having men who wore sentenced to jail or who wcro bning kept in custody while awalt- thcir hcarin ? kept in the Pottawattamlo county jail instead of some Jail half or all the way across the state. The officers referred to formally had to trot the prisoners back and forth anywhere from ono to half a dozen times , and for nvcry trio they received 12 ceiits mileage , which altogether made a neat sum. The local otilcers think tbo United States otllclals would like to see the old schema reinstated und have begun these proceedings lu order to cast the Pottawatta mlo Jail into disrepute. Whether their claims r.ro correct or not , the whole matter will undoubtedly bo sifted to the bottom be- fora Judge Woolson gets tbrougli > wlth it , and if they have been wrongfully charged they will bo exonerated. Use oil heaters for spring and fall heating. Just the thing In cold weather for that extra bed room with no steve , or for the bath room. Ours uro reli able and guaranteed. Cole & Cole. Dinner and supper at Masonic temple today ( Thursday ) at 25u each. Broad way Methodist ladies. W. E. Chambers , uanoing academy , Masonic temple. Classes each Wednes day afternoon and evening. nun Uvor it NolirasUun. A team attached to Keys Bros. ' big truck ran away last evening about U o'clock whllo traveling down Broadway. The driver step > cd inside a store for a minute and loft his rig standing unhitched. The horses took fright and ran down street at a rapid gait. At the corner of Broadway and Main street they collided with a man named Walton , who lives in South Omaha. The wheels of the truck passed over his arms and leg , badly bruising him. Strangely enough he escaped without any broken bones , although ho was nearly dazed by his unpleasant ex perience. After resting a whllo at Camp Bros. ' store ho was put aboard u motor and started for his homo. S. M. Williamson still sells the Stan dard and Domostio at 100 South Main street , and has not rcmovqd to Broad way , as has been reported. Domestic ftoap is the best i < ( j\ - Captain John nourkcISxaner.itndoCCliiirceH ut Arbitrary Action. WASHINGTON , Nov. 13. [ Special Telegram to Tnc Bnu.J The vindication of Captain John G. Bourke of the Third cavalry of the charges preferred against him for hU con duct In thu Garza campaign on the Mexican border has baon completed by the War de partment. It was charccd against Captain BourKe that ho had acted in , \ hlgh-huuded und arbitrary manner in throwing innocent citizens in Jail during the trouble with Garzu , nnd the matter was discussed In congress - gross and considered by the War depart ment , No action was takeu on the charges , but the United States court iitSan Antonio gave practical exoneration to thu captain by its judgment in the cases of prisoners brought before it for violation of the neutrality laws. Captain John G. Bourke arrived In Wash ington lonight from Chicago. Ho comes to submit to the Dopartmmit of Stuto a report of his stewardship in connection with the World's fair. This he will do tomorrow , and then go to Philadelphia , his birthplace. On Friday ho will go to Now York for a day. Thence ho returns to Chicago , and the early part of next wcok ho will bo at his post , Fort Kiley. Mrs. Bourke , who Is in Omaha , is expected to join him iu a few days ut Fort Hiley. The captain is looking well. Tin1 following army orders were issued today : Captain William B. Gordon , ut Cold Spriuir , N , Y , , ana Major Aliuon Levuinoy , commanding Indianapolis arsenal , will pro ceed to the works of thn Morgan Engineering company , Alliance , O. , on business pertain- lug to the Inspection of a disappearing gun carriage. The extension of leave granted Captain Henry P. Birmingham , assistant surgeon , is further extended ono month. Thu following are the transfers in the Eighteenth infantry : Captain Charles B , ilintnn. from connunv 1C to comnanv n- Captain John Anderson , from company U to company K. Ignore ! I'urentul Authority. Minnlo Brown , a young woman about 18 years old , was locked up yesterday as being incorrigible. The uamo is an assumed OOP , and the girl is of respectable parents , who wish to uvold notoriety. It is uald that the girl Is demented. Her mental condition will bo examined by the Board of Insanity com missioners today , Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. AMELIA DARBY'S SEN FENCE Thomas Lloyd's ' Slayer Given Fifteen Years in the Iowa Penitentiary. PLEADED GUILTY TO'SAVE HER NECK if i ConfcMcil tlint Sli l.urdtt Her Victim Into the Wood * nml NhHt Him t.lkn n Knit ol n Scnsn- tlnnnl Cn p , Orrt'MWA , la , , Nov. 15. Amelia Darby , who Monday pleaded guilty'lo murder In the second degree for killing Thomas Lloyd , was sentenced today to fifteen years In the peni tentiary. Sbo Is t'uo divorced wife of .Tcnklii Kvnns and was alleged to have been separated from Thomas Lloyd. She coufcssoil that she lured Lloyd into the woods nnd killed him. Evans had been convicted of muraer Ir. the llrat degree for her urlmo and given a llfo sentence. Mrs. Darby's 3-year-old child , her npcd mother and father anil her husband's rela tions wept when she was sentenced , but the prisoner manifested no fooling. She avowed to an oftlccr that "the doff who mnllenod har character could not como back to life , anil sno was phut of It. " On her confession a now ti lal will bo nskcd foi * Kvin * . Wlicn Mrs. Darb > came into court she was simllnc and seemed calm ana composed. Her face bad been powdered , and her toilet gave tbo appearance of having been made with extra care. She presented a tiily and dccldndly uttr.iotlvo appearance. I cm a Iiihtiriuicu Mitlorn. : DCS MOINIM , Nov. 13. [ Special Telegram to Tun BCK. ] The Iowa Farmers Mutual Fli-o Insurance association mot In thirteenth annual session in tills city today. There arc 131 branch organizittona in Iowa , most of \\hlcli wcro represented by duleijates. President Norton of Wilton delivered his annual address ami routine work occupied tbo rest of the session. The committee on legislation then reported tbo followinc reso lution , on which tbero w.isa lengthy debate : Unsolved , Tluit the legislative committed to bo appointed by this association ha requested to oppose till' passage of ttio v.iluod policy plan , which no consider an luuucemeni to o vet insurance ) and dlshonc-ty. The resolution , was Dually adopted. The Iowa Mutual Tornado , Cyclone and Wind Storm Insurance association elected the following ofllcora before adjourning : President , Miles Bradford ; vice president , A. J. Groves ; accrotiry J. ! * Horrlmanj treasurer , James Yulll ; adjuster , J. H. Vrooin ; executive committee , Miles Brad ford , C. J. Anderson and A. N. Bucktnan ; directors , Miles Bradford. .1. B. Groves , J. B. Hcrrimnn , W. I ) . Forbes anil 11. J. Young. Report of the business of the year : Amount of risks written during the year , SCol7GKi ; amount exolred and canceled. 1.420,071' ' ; amount of rlsics In forceto , date. $ 2,701.480 : total losses paid duringpast year , ? 14,41i2.M ) ; expenses of conducting the association , Si,3.j:3.74. : A levy of 1'tnlll was tnado to pay losses the ensuing year1 , lielvol'n l.uat UUiince. DCS MOIXKS , Nov. 15. ( Special Telegram to THE BEE. ] At the rpcont term of the Iowa supreme court the judgment ot the lower court In the case of Senator Finn of Bedford , npalnst H. M. Bclvel of Dei Moines for criminal libel , was alllrined. The sentence was SoUO and costs. The judgment has been "hanging lire'1 ns It wero. for some time , and today the clerk of the Taylor county court was notified by Governor Boles to enter a suspension of judgment , pending a consider ation of a pardon. It Is generally believed that the governor will ultimately pardon Mr. Belvel , ns the latter has many demo cratic friends who are vising their influence In his behalf. C'ulmlimUiiii ot'n ' Knin.iiK'e. FoivrIoi ) > OE , la. , Nov. 15. [ Special Tclo- gram to THE BEIS.J The social event of the season hero was the marriage of Archibald Cattail , jr. , to Miss Rose Haskcll this evening. Tbo coroaiouy , occurred at 5 p. m. , Kov. Mr. Gates , president of Iowa college , ofllciutlng. Tno young people are both graduates of Iowa college and the wedding was the culmination of u romance that orig inated at scjiool. Mr. and Mrs. Cattell will be at homo at Chicago after December 1. Drew the I.lno on Kvcinnsr I'nrtlps. FOHT Donou , la. . Nov. 15. [ Spsoial Telegram - gram to THE BEE.I The principal of the Spirit Lake High school has iss icd a man date prohibiting piipils from attending evening parties. He claims it distracts their attentions from their studies. The pupils are holding indignation meetings and say they will openly defy the edict. linpliimonr .lion Mcrr. DCS MOINES , Nov. ir > . [ Special Telegram toTur. DEB. ] The gener.xl manager * and agents for the thresher companies repre sented in Iowa were holding n convention this afternoon. Fifteen agents are in at tendance. Thu object of the meeting Is to devlso plans for their mutual benefit the coining season. l > r .MnliiLH''New llotpltnl. Dns MOINES , Nov. 15. [ Special Telegram to THE BCE. ] Sisters of Mercy from Daven port have leased Hhe Hoyt Sherman home stead in this city und will establish u hospi tal for about thirty p.itionts. Retreat FOR THE ! Insane iucliurgeof thosistora of Moray. This renowned Institution U situated on the lilpli bin iTs bnolc of and overlooking the city of Council H lull's , The ip ioloua grounds , Its hUli location and spluudld view , make It a most pleasing retro-it for the ullllotod. A staff of eminent physlclunsund a largo corpa of ex perienced i.nrsca mln tor to the comfort ! ! of the patients. Epoolul care glvon to ludy pa tients. , TERMS ryiODSRATH. For pai Honiara unplr ta SISTER SUPERIOR Frank totjprJl ( BliT $ , im Special JPifoUcesj FOH SAIYKA compli > tii Uottltnj works , In cool town and iloiuif airmxl. payluir Uu-slntSHs. Uool ruuHonu ( or B llliiir , Addrosa O 'J3 , Dee unlco IOWA FA"IIM8-870 acres , f'-.BO per acre ; 030 act-fa , Kl-j.OUi 300 acres. fjS.OO ; : Ul > uci-ji , * li.0l ( ) : 11)0 ) uni , $ J5 00 ; Hi ) aerra. t J7.UJ. I/iiya lint of f.irniH. fruit far.ni auJjirJji : lltrl. Join bton A. Van Patten. DO YOU Unow that Day .V lleaa n.tvu sane choice bartalna In fruU uuU tardon laud niur this city ] A USTHACTS and loans Farm and city propmr AbouxUl und bold. I'liuoy & Thorns * . Couiicl UlnOn f AIUIAOK removed , cu mx > oU , vaults , clilnma/i VJcleautxt. lid llurite , ut Taylor'a srocary , JO llroadwuy i WriltKNT.A .J-rooin hoimu. Inqiuru ol F. Jl. LoYln , iilH South iHt Btrwt. TlfANTEDi-Oood ghl for irenoral housework ; i email family. Apply at 010 Flrnt avenue. TT1TC1IKN elrl wauled ut thu Dluffb house , lO'-'b iV-Tlili-d Btryot. T OST Blaclc and while pointer dot- : notch lu thu .LJeiid of-eacb car. Uberalruwurd for his return. J. J. Sbta. COLLECTOR BAIN HAPPY , His Rheumatism Gene , He is Gaining Flesh. Mrs. lluln Tells How the Trouble Was Permanently Checked. Recovery Depended on Wise Choice of Remedy. An ignorant man Is one who knows nothing , or knows bnilly what ho knows , or knows something other than ho should know. But the eaddosl tcrnoranco Is for aside person not to know the remedy that will malcohlm well. Fortunately , few people have failed to hoar from their physician or from neigh bors , the remarkable euros ot Pain's celery compound. There is hardly tv village In the land whore this great compound has not saved lives and made others worth living. For rheumatism and kindred troubles it Is it positive cure. New strength , now life , now lie.xHli come from its uso. It is the re- COLLZOTOK I1ATN. suit ot tbo labor and experience of one of the greatest physicians that over lived , and from the time when It was first proscribed by Prof. Pnclps of part- mouth It bus boon growing in the esti mation of the public. Physicians of all schools prescribe it , and those who use it recommend it hcartlly- Mr. J. S. Bain is chief of thnP.M. col lectors in the olllco at Washington , und one of the trustiest young men In his de partment. Writing to Walls & Rich ardson Co. , Burlington , Vt. . Aug. 22 , ho said : "On my word und honor as a gen 11 oman - man I have not passed a summer in the last sevonji'enrs without having n spell of two or three weeks with rheumatism. Paino's celery compound saved mo this time , and two bottles ol the compound have made a now man of mo. I weigh more now than I ever did in mv life 100 pounds and Paino's cclory compound has the credit of doing this. I have recommended it to two of the men in the ollico , and it worked like a charm in their cases. One of the men was a total wreck. It would do you good to see him now. lie told mo today that it was fin est medicine ho over took in his life. " Mrs. Bain wrote a week later as fol lows : "My husband for several years has suffered very much with rheumatism. Every spring for years ho has lost at least two weeks \\ith this trouble. Ho had tried every other medicine mon- tionuble , but with little or no relief. In .Tune ho had rheumatism in his right shoulder vary badly , but am happy to say ho lost no time. Ho got a bottle of Pulno's celery compound for the first time , nnd it checked tbo trouble in foul- hours , and now , after tailing two bottles tles , ho is himself again , and gaining in flesh very rapidly , weighing more than ho ever did in his life. It is a wonder ful remedy. " Says a well known and conservative physician , a graduate of Harvard medi cal school : "Paino's celery compound is a remedy , which , so far as my obser vation has gone , has given better results tlum any which I have over tried. "So much bolter results are obtained , in fact , by celery compound , that it has become a regular prescription amqng the most eminent practitioners. 1 pro scribe it invariably. livery victim of rheumatism may use It. " - > To clounso the blood nnd soothe the nerve centers and rob them of their irritability is the utmost that medical knowledge can do to make sound bodies and minds. PuinoVcelery compound is toduy recognized as the moat ellcctive agent for strengthening and Invigorat ing the nervous system. It cures rheu matism and neuralgia as nothing else will do. tluo In tie ! Htato mil foiloral courts. Roomi 2J3-7-S-U , block Council lIlufTs lu. L W. PANSLE , M. D. The Qwd Samaritan , 20 Tom' Eipericctc. HEADER OF DISEASES OF MEN AND WOMEN. rnopniETon OF TIII ; WORLD'S HERBAL DLSl'EN- BAJIY OF MEDICINE. I treat the following D/teases : Catarrh of the Head , Throat , and tunes ! DI > Scrofula , Fever sores , Cancers , Tumora and Fistula In ano removed without the knife or drawing a drop of blood. Women with her delicate organs re. itQrealo bMlth. Dropay cured without tapping. Special Attention given to private Diseases of all kinds. 85O to 85OO forfeit for any Dis ease I cuiuot euro without mercury. Tepo Womw removed Jn two or three bout * , or no pa 7. CuuiorrhoUlB or I'JIea cured. TIIOcTK WHO ARE AFFLICTED Will rave llfo and hundreds of dollars by calling on or wing DR. G. W. PANCLC'S HERBAL MEDICINES. The only Physician vrlio can tell iflmt alia perion without aiklug a question. Allconcspondencoctrlctlyconfldential. Hedlclnc Knt by ozprcu. Addrcsaall IctUnio G.W. PANaisB , M. D. Ilromlivuy , Connell Hlutf * , t"Knclofie i ceuta In utampa for circular. Native Born Americans THIS IS FOB YOU. Foreign immigration has crowded you off the farms and is now crowding you out of the in dustrial occupations. Your boys can't get a chance to learn trades or secure situations without competing with the drift of all nations. Washington is the New England of the west. It has a million of ten acre farms for you. Its capital is developing them for your boys , 10 acres is enough , O We don't have to irrigate. We don't have to fertilize. Trees grow on the land ten feet through and 300 feet high. We clear it off for you and plant , grow and insure your fruit trees , An acre of this land will produce per annum ; 50 bushels of wheat. i - . 300 bushels of potatoes 800 bushels of onions. j 1000 bushels of apples. 40.000 Ibs. of prunes. J. . 1000 boxes peaches. 6000 Ibs. of hops , A ten acre farm will surely give an income of $3,000 a year and a gentleman's life. The farming of the future is to be like trade , each man to his specialty. The rickety wa'gon and rope tied harness with its mixed load of truck must go the way of all useless things. W'z make a speciaty farm ready for you at a price which one full crop will pay. We know no failures. There is no chance for failure in our plan. There is a manly independence on every one of these farms. No country on earth recovers so quickly from disaster as France , and its power is in its small farmers who keep out of debt. Once paid for a small fruit farm has no need for debt. Installment payments and no forfeitures. Our excursion goes Nov. 20th on the Oregon train leaving U. P. Depot at 2:15 : p. m. Parties making up clubs in Columbus , Grand Island , Kearney and North Platte , please tele graph D. H. Stearns , Omaha , Saturday noon , how many go so that we can provide sleeping car acconiodations. I Each subscriber for twenty acres is enti- jl tied to go. Any combination of subscribers for smaller farms amounting to twenty acres , entitled to send one representative. Each subscriber may take as many acres as is desired , from one to twenty. Payments for this excursion are fixed as fol lows : $10 per acre with subscription , $20 per acre January 1st , and $20 per acre April 1st withot interest. Trees planted in January and February and contract issues April 1st , annual payments from that date annually. See circulars and application blanks , ob tainable at the Bee office , the Union Pacific city ticket office , 13th and Farnam , D.V. Sholes Co. , 1st National Bank building and of D. H. Stearns , Paxton Hotel , or of Schriver & O'Donohue , Paxton Hotel block. This is a * chance of a lifetime. Our pres ent offer can never be duplicated , The party that went out two weeks ago were delighted , See their report in the folder. STEARNS FRUIT LAND CO. , 107 First Street , Portland , Oregon.