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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1894)
THIS OMAHA iUlLY JK \UUsiAY : ) , SF.i'TKttT.Kil 5 , 185H THE DAILY BEE. COUNCIL BLUFF3. - NOV1J PEARL STUHET Dtllvtted by carrier to nnjr part of the city. H. W. T1LTON. Lessee. TKJ-nrilONKS Hu ln M omce , No. ! nleht id tor , No. IX .v/.vJ-/OA. Mayne Real Estate Agency , 6SD Broadway. Hob-luti Relief nsoclatlon will meet In J. O. 0. P. hull Wednesday afternoon. Work of Importance. The * county board of supervises held a nirctlni ; yesterday nmt spent the whrole day on petitions for new roada. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jnmes Waltermlre , living at the corner of Sixteenth avenue and High street , arc the parents of new twin boys. Milton H. Goblw and Mrs. Arvllla For rest , both of this city , were married yes- tcntay morning by Dr. Stephen I'helpi at 38 North Seventh street. Get In on the boom by having a set of 'Judton's ' blue print plats and Index. Council Ulnrta and all additions , up to date , with size of all lots as of record. L. P. Judson , 929 Sixth avenue. E. C. Wtllord , who is charged with trying to carve OHlccr Ed Jlartln of the Milwaukee depot with a razor , lian taken a change of venue from police court to that of Justice Field , nnd will have n hearing this iifUr- noon at 2 o'clock. An Information has been filed with the county clerk charging Samuel Sparku , u Crescent township resident , who has been support il by the county for several years , \vlth Insanity. It is claimed that he has disappeared , having gotten wind of the tnovo that wai being made toward limiting his liberty. Rena Woodward , who lives near the lower Broadway engine house , got Into an nltir- c&tlon with a neighbor , J. L. Flnnegan , and she claims Flnncgan called her a num ber of herd names. She struck him with a rolling pin and he had her arrested. Justice Field will Investigate the case next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The arrest of H. Wellington on the charge Of Insanity , when the case was Investigated by the commissioners yesterday morning , proved to be mcr.ly the result of a neigh borhood quarrel , and ho was accordingly tllscharged. Ills prosecutors failed to show that he had ever threatened to kill them Or burn their property. The public schools opened yesterday mornIng - Ing , with an unusually largo attendance for the first day. The first primary grades were especially full , one room having nlncty-sevecn Iioptls enrolled . Superintendent Sawyer Is sanguine that the- reports next Friday will Bholw a total enrollment larger than In any previous year In the city's history. The annual picnic of the St. Andrew's societywill be held at Grand Plaza , Lake Zlanawo , tomorrow afternoon and evening. JTho members , with their families and friends , will take a special train for the lake at 2:30 o'clock , armed with lunch bas kets , and Uijoy themselves as bonny Scots uro In the habit of doing. The faro for the jound trip Is 10 cents. The death of Elizabeth Mahan , daugh ter of Mrs. James Mlthcn , came after a long and painful suffering , caused from an accident when an Infant , which rendered lier an invalid4 for the remainder of her life , Tha funeral will occur from the fam ily residence , 118 North Seventh street , this nftrrnoon at 2:30 : o'clock. Interment from Bt. Francis Xavlcr's church. At a m cctliiK of the cigar makcrse1 union Jn Liberty hall last evening two of the mem- Jjers , both of whom were under the influence of jags , got Into a tight. The fight lasted jintll they got down Into the street , when the fear of belnkg arrested caused them to Vleclaro a truce. Each was looking for the city clerk at a late hour In the evening to flic an information against his antagonist. The marriage ceremony of John M. Mullen of Omaha and Miss Cecelia Hughes of this city will be solemnized this morning at 9 o'clock nt St. Francis Xavl r's Catholic church. A larg.l number of Invitations have "been Issued , After the ceremony n wedding breakfast will be served at the residence of the bride's parents , Mr. and Mrs. ' Martin Hughes , on Third street and Ninth av enue. Constable J. C. Baker lost a flno bulldog of which he was vsrv proud , last evening. llo was driving along tlroadway and his dog ; was following him , when the dog was pounced upon by another animal of pugnacious dispo sition. This was too mupch for the bulldog , nnd , placing Ills teeth In the neck of his. an tagonist , alley rolled over until he lay be- iieathn tli ? wheels of apasslng motor. was < > ] ertrocutod. Money to loan on Improved farms dt low rates. Bargains In real estate. Hjuses for rent. Flro and tornado Insurance written. Money loaned for Iccal Investors. Lougco & ffowle , 230 Pearl street. Mint Una Soon. Like all great things , it must come to nn end some time. For the past two weeks the great dissolution sale at the Boston store lias had a wonderful run. This week will bo the last chance to buy goods at the lov. prices now offered. Wo have on hand over 300 cases of new fall goods to open after this week , which must be put on sale so3n , Take udvantftge of the prices now offered , as sale positively ends this week. See extraordinary low prices put on remnants In different de partments to close cut previous to the open ing of fall goods , BOSTON STORE , Council Bluffs , la. Smith McPherson of Red Oak Is In the city Mrs. George L , Smith of this city Is via ItliiK relatives In Davenport. J , M. Oursler and children have returned from thslr Pennsylvania trip. Judge E. E. Aylesworth and wife have re turned from an eastern visit. James McGavern , postmaster of Mlssour ( Valley , waJ In the city yesterday. Miss Lena Haworth has returned from i .Visit . with friends In St. Joseph , Mo. Mr , and Mrs. M. M. Moll of Phlladelphli hre guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed K. Cogley Miss Emma Kennard has returned from i Bum mi r vacation with relatives In Rhode 1st ond. ond.Miss Miss CellaVolcott returned yesterda ; Jrorn a vacation trip of two weeks to Col orado. Miss C. E. Rnwman lift yesterday fo Helena , Mont. , where she will visit for i month. Mrs. M. Pfcjffer and her trimmer. Mis Sr.dle Carlson , have gone eabt for fall pur chases , Miss Nellie Ifollls and her mother havi Just returned to the city from a visit ti Jefferson. _ _ _ _ _ _ Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Henry ha\M returns from n visit of several months with rela tlvca In New England. S. Farnsworth left last evening for Lo Angeles , Cal , , to bring home with him hi daughter , Mrs. I. U. Parsons. Mlsa Ilo.'sle Patterson , who .has bee visiting the Misses Dedlson on Fourth av ciuic , has. returned to her home In Si Ixmls , Mo. General James B. Weaver , Rev. George \V Mtiller and Dr. A. J. Cook all left yesUi day for Des Molnes to attend the populU etato convention. Mrs. I , II , Nelson and son \VI1IU are In tli city for a visit , preparing for the latter'a er trance Into the business college of Gran Island , Neb. , where they now live. Miss Mary Devol , who has been vlsltln ( rl mis In Michigan for some weeks , had th misfortune to sprain her ankle. She Is tu ferine a great deal and It Is feared the caniu bo brought homo for some time. Charle * Rarlck of W. C. Est = p's establlsli rnent has been 111 for several days past. H Is threatened with typhoid fever , and yestei day his ease became KO serious that he hate to be taken to ths Woman's Christian at Bcclatlon hospital ( or treatment. The cauae of the present boom In rei relate Is due- somewhat to the sncc < si-ft sale of fruit and garden lands by Mfssri Day & Hess In the Klein tract. 7 hey huv 200 per * * In amounts to cult , ul'ible ic fruit ana gardens. Also bearing fruit larn for sale , _ _ Augusta grove will gl\e an entertainmei .Friday evening , September 7 , In Woodmn linll. Dancing and refreshments , Adnils 25 cents. Pomeitlj ko j > outlasts cheap oap. NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS J , Ni Cmdjr Eh : ots nt a Earglar a-.d Hits tlio Collar. INTENDED V.C'IM . MAKES HIMSELF SCARCE tlilcf Scniilnn .lolneft In the Scnrcli , lint No Sign of the Itiirclur Could He round Anjwhrrn In thu NriffliliurlioiMli A burglar , or something else that made a noise at S o'clock In tlio morning. wns responsible for the fracture ol the rest of the Inhabitants of South First street yestir- rlay morning In ttic vicinity of J. N. Cats- aily , Jr.'s , residence , Mr. Casady heard the sound , which seemed to come from the cel lar. He got up , and seizing a huge re volver from under his pillow , ecnt a bullet whizzing at the cellar. He tilt the cellar. Then lie ran out In the ( street In Iront of Chief Scanlan's house nnd routed out Scanlan to help him hunt for the corpse. A thorough search was made all through the * house , but no corpse was found , nor even a live burglar. Mr. Casatly thinks the suspicious noise was mnJc by someone trying to break open the collar window , and that the burglar decided to wait awhile when he heard the report of the revolver. I'dilm I'lcklni ; * . Phillip Morrow attended the Labor day celebration and filled up on a large nunntlty of lcuor ! | at the saloon that was started on John T. Stewart's land , Just outside of Fair- mount park. Returning to the dance about U o'clock , with his heart full of glee nnd his tank full of v\hls1 < y. ho picked up a bottle and shied It at a young lady named Mills , who llvee In Streetsvllle. He threw with a good aim and the bottle struck her In the nose and forehead. Inflicting a bad wound , from which the blood spurted In a stream. Tie was caught and talt.n to jail , where he said , In explanation , that his brain was somewhat muddled and he could not tell Miss Mills from a tree. He will not have a trial until It Is found out just how badly the young lady la hurt. Nlch Orcnlach , who collects bills for S. A. Pierce & Co. , called on T. L. Sherratt , a carpentr now employed about the Grand ho tel , and presented him a bill for 75 cents , about which there was some dispute. Shcr- rntt became wrathy at the collector's per- sistenc ? and struck him in th.-j face. Qren- lach Hied an Information against him , and he WBS lined In police court yesterday morn ing $10 and costs. J. L. Wllllson was bound to task In the smiles of Maude Payne , a siren on Pierce street , and Miss Payne was bound sh ; would no ) s in lie. Wllllson accordingly threatened to blow her Into kingdom come , so she says , and she had him arrested. He took a change of venue to Juntlca Field's court , where he will have a trial this morning at 10 o'clock. Stella Long , the Payne woman's landlady , then tiled an Information charging hllin wltli drunkenness and disturbing the peace , and he was fined $14.CO. Fred Lemp and Charles Gans were each fined (1C for drunkenness. Gans was charged with stealing a rig belonging tea a man named Potter , but he proved that he thought th ? rig belonged to H. P. Nllcs , an Intimate friend of Ills , and \vas just borrrow- Ing It. The charge of horse stealing was ac cordingly dismissed. DIIDCIIII Awny In tlio Lend. If you will glance In the windows at 28 Main street and see the men's Russia calf , $5.00 and $ G.OO tan shoes. Tor $2.50 , and the ladles' French kid , hand turned and welted soles , $5.00 and J6.00 shoes , for $3.50 , you will realize what 1s meant by god goods sold at a great sicrlflce. We have also ladles' oxfords for 50c , TSc , 96c nnd $1.26 $ ; ladles' one-strap slippers , with bou , for 50c , 75c. $1.50 and $2.00 ; misses' spring heel shoes , red or black , for 75c , $1.00 , $1.25 and $2.00 ; men's shoes , the best makes and latest styles , from $1.25 to $4.00. LADIES' SHOES FUOM $1.00 TO $3.BO. Duncan guarantees these goods to be just as represented and his customers are not requested to pay other people's bad debts. See. Duncan's Wear Resistors nnd Hard Times before buying your children's school slices. Curtis & Wheeler and Eddy & Webster's ladles' fine shoes , ? 3.EO ; Stacy Adams' men's flne shoes , $1.00. 28 MAIN AND 27 PBAHL STS. The Lake Manawa Railway company has established a one-half rate for all church and Sunday school picnic parllf > to Like Manawa , besides free admission to Grand Plaza. Per cobs go to Cox , 10 Main street. Tele phone H8. A Woman tilth -MlHtlon. . Mrs. Harriet Clark Turney Is In the city. She Is a woman with a mission , and this engrosses her heart and head. The case of Chester Ttirney , her son , haa tieen given national publicity , mainly through her years of unceasing agitation. The clippings from the newspapers measure up over 400 columns , and her satchel Is filled with doc umentary statements of. a startling nature. Her s'ory Is too long to be rehearsed In de tail. It Is to the effect that her son was Imprisoned In Anamosn for several years , having been sent there with out having committed any crime , and even without having had a legal trial , Her history of the case Is filled with Instances of the gross injustice done to him and to her , end the signatures at many notables of all professions arc attached to statements corroborating her claims. After a long struggle she succeeded In getting her son pardoned , and then , she sought to get the state of Ion a to make rccomp nse for the wrong done. Her claim for $10,000as strongly endorsed , but It fell by the way. Sotno little tlmo ago she decided to enter the lecture field and thus make the public familiar with her great grievances , but her health falling she had to abandon this plan. Now she has decided to publish a book , giving a full history of the case , and from the sale of this she hopes to keep the wolf from the door , and at the an mo time place her family affairs before the public In such a true light as to wipe out in part the disgrace brought about by the acts of per secution. Governor Jackson and other prom inent men of the stilt o IIAV. encouraged her In this enterprise by their names and their dollars. Several of the leading pastors of Council muffs , who have become familiar with her cas- , endorse her cause , and she hopes to secure by private subscriptions enough money to publish her book. > 'otlcu of Dissolution of Copurlnemlilp of tin ) lllin I'urk 1'lnrul Company. To All Whom It May Concern : This Is to give notice that the copartnership heretofore existing between J. ( t. McPherson and lltnVrt P. Rain , tinder the name and style of The Kim Park Floral company , has this day been dissolved by mutual conssnt , Robert V. Rain retiring , and J. R. McPherson con tinuing the business at the same place. All debt's duo the late company will bo paid to J , R. McPherson , und all debts of tin late company will be paid by him , J. R , McPher- E0n. * Witness our hands at Council Illufls , la. , this 31st day of August , ISO ) . ROBERT. F. RAIN , J. R. M'PHGRSON. lir. r. II. I'lnuiDeath Chilm ! 'nl < l. The London Guarantee and Accident com pany ( limited ) of London , England , paid Its policy fourteen days , alter proofs were died through Its Council lilutts agency , being first company to pay. P. W , Voswlnklc , re cording agent , IQI'A South Main street. Try a glass of Sulpho-Salino or Soterlan mlreral waters from the famous Excelsior springs at Oeorgo Davis' . Paul Schneider'i nd 0. II. Urown's drug [ tores. John Lin- der , general agent. The laundries uce Domestic soap. llon'r Hunt IVmale Truolirrn. COUNCIL ULUFFS. la. . Sept. 3. To the Editor of The lleeI think we have as fine a ect of boys and young men In our public schools ns can be fuund anywhere , but I dc not think they have the encouragement they ought to hcve. In looking o\er the list ol teachers you only tee one man In the whole school. Wouldn't It lie a good plan to pul a few men Inf I bellev.- men can be fourvl capable of teaching school at well as women , While the young men get a pretty good edu. cation , they don't teem to know how to - M bo : BtKo r 38 f l M nl II ot WeV © hefircl of b attar suits For $2O.OO. Nona batter for-lGOO CTo Introduce trs. We are going to clothe every man in this town with that fifteen dollar suit for five , if the other dealers don't look out. It's a single- o breasted or double-breasted , especially made for this 'opening sale , six shades , straight or round cut. None see it but buy it. Boys' full knee pants suits 75c. The M. H. Cook Clothing Co. , I ! : successors to Columbia Clothing Co. , I If I 13th and Farnam. if hit it to any business , ami don't seem to Ret tlie idea of doing anything for themselves or any one else. I think they should be encouraged us well as the girls. I don't see anything far the jrontiK men to do except to become tramps. H he applies for a school he don't get tl. If he works for any one his educa tion Is not much good to him , because It Is not practical. Why not try having about one-third ol the teachers men ? I blle\e that strikes are somewhat caused by the way the boys arc handled In school these days. I tlilnk It might bo remedied somewhat by having men In school that have had some experience In the way of the world. Good men teachers can bo had for less money than Is paid sonic In this city. We want men of good morals , and then you won't see boys running around the streets saying that they have been ex pelled this term for some small misde meanor. That would help the country as much as anything that could b ; done. A. SUBSCRIBER. No delay In closing loans on Improved farm lands at low rates. Abstracts of title prepared and real estate for sale. Pusey & Thomas , 201 Pearl street. Council mutts. Kviinfl l atiiidry Company * E20 Pearl street. Telephone , 190. ! The Council niuffa kindergarten Js now open at No. 539 Willow avenue. Domestic soap breaks hard water. Mnrrhign Llceiwcs. . The follow Ing marriage licenses were Is sued by the county clerk yesterday : Name and Address. Age. Qulncy L. Martin , Denver , Cole X5 Cclla Mott , Denver 32 Milton li. Goble , Council muffs 44 Arvllla Forrest , Port Scott , Kan 30 W > T. Gartl. Council Bluffs 21 Anna O. Klrknood , Council DluITs 21 Patrick T. Ryan , Council Bluffs 24 Cutl'crlne E. Tlernoy , Council Bluffs 18 John M. Mullen , Omaha 27 Cecilia A. Hughes , Council Bluffs 24 For Rent Two large , airy rooms , with al cove , carpeted and curtained. Grate In each room and water In one , suitable for light nous-keeping. Call at 134 Park p venue. Eagle laundry , 721 Broadway , for good work. Tel. 167. das cooking stoves for rent and for sale it Gas Co.'s office. Hammocks cheap , Davis the druggist. Washerwomen use Domestic soap. .S ALMOST ttKSTKOVKD. Fire l.rnvcn Imt Ilulf a Dozen Ituslneas IICUIXCK blumllng. CEDA RllAPinS. la. , Sept. 24. ( Special Telegram to The Bee. ) At 2:45 : this morn- Inc fire was discovered In the basement of the exchange bank at Dews , and , despite the efforts of the "bucket brigade , " the flames ipread with great rapidity and before It wai under control the business blocks on bath sides of Main street , as well as a num ber of residences , had been burned , Scarcely half n dozen business houses are left stand ing In the town. The place has no organized fire department , and , together with the Ecarclly of water , the work of fighting the flames were almost useless. The fire de partments from Iowa Falls and Clarion ar rived in time to prevent the total destruc tion of the town. The cause of the fire is not known , The principal Icters ire : Innur- Kltm , I/OK * , ancc. Mulnlx llron. , drugs. DIM-I ; ami liu.Ulnis Il3.0ii0 S7 , < " 0 Farmers KicliuiiKe bank 12.IWO 6.000 Klllmorc , Tobeit At Jumertwm , InilMlna ; , - ! JWl n 11. Suit , Kencml ( lock M.OJO so M gVlinir I'm ' 3sn < ) I.JIM E C' . lUlv.wg , Jvwvlry 1,5(0 SO O &I. Hancon , irrnvnl more 7.MO l.i j J. II. I.ulim furniture 4 W S.WM J. I * Duel & C < > . . hardwurr 4 nw ) 8.0M II , U AfBmrn , butll.ntf Ii'W ' l. ' 0 II1. . Noninan , ill UK * 3. < C I.S' > ' 1 Wllllnm Mtrr. boots and shoi-u. . 2.0 > 2.000 i'ry llp ALungley , building and lianhtnm . W : .COO \Vllllnm 1 ( arbor. Implrrmnta 2.KW 1,2X1 C. A. InarJorf , UjfkmnHh aid Mock . . . 1.000 None Other locee brng the total up to nearly Jl&O.OOO. A Veil KniMrn loivu Citizen Killed. CBDAII IUPIDS. la. , Sept. 4. ( Special Telegram to The llee. ) Thomas I ewls , the founder of the town of Mount Auburn , was thrown fr in hla wagon by a runaway tram last night and received Injuries which proved fatal. He was postmaster at Mount Auburn lor twenty-five years. BEMIS AS A QUESTIONER SubJEcts Meat and Milk Inspectors to n Searching Inquisition , NOT QUITE SATISFIED WITH THEIR REPLIES llelletca Tlu-y IIuvo Not Jlnell iHililg Tlivlr J'ull Duly Duncan CUUBCH 1111 nail 1'ersoiiul Wrungta Over Dump ( > uv lluii. The Board of Health met yesterday after noon and gave the dump question a few more Jilrls and adjourned without doing any thing. The routine reports from the milk and meat Inspectors were recoiled und ac cepted. Mayor Bumls was In an Inquisi tive mood and subjected the two Inspector * to something of an examlnutloi AH to u-n.il ihey knew about their respective duties. Milk Inspector Bruner repotted that most of the city dairies under h's ' jurtsdlcrkn were In fair condition , some poor , and u few of them bad , Mayor Henna asked the inspector If he knew of any dairymen xvhu were selling good and pure mlU' . The Inspector specter thought he did , but when a a ted n designate some of them > vas reluctant , i'ticn the mayor wanted to Know what the inspector specter did when ho founJ u dairy in bad condition. The Inspector said he had ill- ways'served a written notlef but tl.ere hr.d never been an arrest for the violation " the law. Mayor Bemls said thit uvery violation of the ordinance should be promptly pun ished. There was no use In having a milk Inspector that contented lilnidelt with serv ing written notices. Then the mayor put Israel Trunk on the witness stand and wanted to know how much work he was doing. Frank was positive that he put In eight hours a day except Sunday. Duncan then brought up the dump matter by Introducing a resolution to the effect that as the Imposition of a small charge at the dump had caused a falling off of from 100 to 200 per cent In the number of loads dumped ut the foot of Popplcton avenue , all fees be abolished and that the dump be made free. Ur. Savllle Immediately objected. Ho said that Dump Master Haymond had paid out (153 In order to construct n runway that would enable garbage men to dump Into the river. It would be an Injustice to ask him to go without reimbursement. City Attorney Connell uas called In. He gave It as his opinion- that the board cculd either pay for the runway out of city funds or could fix a small ( eo tq be collected on each load. Then the mayor , Sayttle''and Bruner toted against the resolutlcn . .uid'.U ' wae put away for good. * _ ' DUNCAN CAUSES f EXCITEMENT. Duncan then came'to' ' the front with a resolution that almost' ' cheated a riot. It was as follows : , , Whereati. The health commissioner has al lowed garbage men toiidiimp manure , gnr- bttKf. etr. , In huch u.manner on the bank cf the Missouri river nt or nenr block 42 In Urund View nddltlom to the- city of i Omnlia QH to become n nwlxitnce : und Whereas. The Hoard ttf Health 1ms no ftrndB to keep an Irmprctor nt uch point twenty-four hours evfryuiay ; and WhcroiiH , Under tlwi ilec-Moii of Hon. Judge Scott this boned 'lll br or xeema te be In contempt of ROW court ; therefore bp It j , | 4 Jtesolvetl , That the innyor iiml city coun cil tic requested to furnUli the additional amount necesHary tinj ke p ali ! iluinit ns clenn us the city authorities exjiuct private Individuals to keep their own premises , nnd ulna the amount nec hsary to remove the hundreds of tons of manure , garbage , etc. , | now lying ut mild point. Commissioner Savllle excitedly declare ! that the resolution Mated facts thai were not true. It had been proved before the courts that the statement was not true. "Judge Scott didn't gay so , " retorted Duncan. "He did , " said Savllle. "He didn't. The place Is a nuiainrj and you ! : now It. " "It's not a nuisance and It npvrr" has been , " was Seville's reply. "That's about In keeping with your hlati-- inent that there were 1,000 men hauling garbage , " was Duncan's next altr.ck. "I never said eo. " Thinking that the matter had KJWI far enough. Mayor Bemls eteppcd. In with tome oil for the troubled waters. He remarked that the resolution hail not been judiciously worded. At U stood , iho mayor thought It was a personal thrust at th ? health com missioner. "Yes , that's what It Is , " clilmeG the com missioner. "Well , " said Duncan , "If you think so. you can take It that way. N * > one else Is responsible for the condition of that dump but the health commlsMonor. " Mayor Bemls suggested thnt Dune in wldi- draw the offensive reso'.itlnn and make It more respectful. "I'll not withdraw 't. You can vote It down If you want to , but I won't change the wording. " The motion to adopt ths resolution failed to receive a second and It dropped. Garbage Contractor McDonald reported that he had hauled axvny a large number of dead animals , for uhlch the city owed him compensation to the amount of MTS.Co. He got it. _ NO TRACE OF DR. KENNEDY. Scutch for the SlUttlng College I'rcHlilcnt Is Hill Without Kcsult. W. H. Pollock of College Springs , Page county , la. . Is still In Omaha seeking traces of Ilev. Dr. T. J. Kennedy , president of Amity college , at College Springs , an account of whose disappearance was published In The Bee yesterday , Mr. Pollock has thus far been unable to get any of the Information which ho desires. It was thought that the doctor might visit Dr. S. K. Spaldlng or Grocer H.V. . Spald- ingof this city , both of whom are his second cousins , but neither of them has seen him recently. Rev. John Williamson of the Central United Presbyterian church , a close friend of Dr. Kennedy's , and In whose pulpit l r. Kennedy had sometimes preached , could furnish no In formation In regard to him. Mr. liollock came to the city Monday at the request of the citizens of College Springs , ho held a mass meeting that morning and 1 raised $1&0 with which to prosecute the j search. He Is not acquainted with the prl- ' vale business on which Dr. Kennedy said ho was going to Council Bluffs , and failed to j find his name on the hotel register In cither ' that city or this. He states that the doc- j tor's domestic life was perfectly happy , and I that his relations to all persons and depart ments of the college were of the most cordial character. There is but ono thing which Indicates that Dr. Kennedy contemplated remaining away from College Springs , and that Is the contents of a letter which at Council Bluffs he mailed to Miss Plnney , the treasurer of one of the literary societies of the college. In this he told her where bo left and where she might Und * ome money that he had held ! belonging to the society. T. Of A CHICAGO 1COM.IXCJS. IVraltliy MontHim Alan (1 U Mnrrlcil In Chicago and Divorced In Dakotn. CHICAGO , Sept , t. The sequel of a World's fair romance was developed today when word was received here of a suit for 175,000 damages filed ut Helena , Mont. , by Mrs. Aaron Herschlleld against the million- wire bunker , J. D. Herschlleld. iiml his wife of Helena. Aaron Ilerschlleld , who la the wealthy brother of the Montana , banker , had capitulated , It IB claimed , to the charms of Delia IlDKan , a beautiful Irish girl of Helena. The pair visited the fulr together , and ono day last biim- mcr Delia's two brothers called on young Herschlield at the Great Northern hotel , and at the point of their re volvers , the HerbchlieldH claim , compelled him to marry their sister. When the bride and groom returned to Helena Hanker Hetsclifleld and hla wife were horrified , and at their solicitation , Delia alleses , Aaron went to North Dakota and beian proceed ings for the annulment of his marriage. When Mis. Auron hcnrd of this suit she yuUKht le al udvlce and ( he J75.000 damage mill for the alienation of her hatband's uf- fectlons resulted. IV. K. Vaiulnrbllt and 111 * Wife. PAIUS , Sept. 4 , Mrs. Vanderbllt Is at Schwalbach with her three children. There has practically been no communication be tween Mr. Vanderbllt and his wife for some weeks past , but It Is reported renewed ef forts are being made by Cornelius and others to bring about at least a formal reconcilla- t'on. It Is now considered probable that this will be effected. Am ttt a hafn DUtnnro. LONDON , Sept. * A dispatch to the Times irom Chefoo says the Japanese fleet Is aisembUd In Daulllua harbor In southern Corea , The entrance Is guarded by tor pedoes. The Chinese fleet Is moving be tween the gulf ports. The hostile armies in the vicinity ol Plngyang are quiescent. COUNCIL BLUFF STB&HDYE ffOH All kinds of Dyola ; nmlUlo uilm done la thi ) liUhoit style o ( the art. L'uloJ n I ct.ilnoU fibrloi mails to tool : HI ROOJ in now. Worn promptly done mil dollrural In all parts at ttiu country , tfon.l fur urlcu Hit. C. A. MA OH AN , Broadway , near North western Depot. Tul hone 22. DOmSIFlEWITHYOIIIIEIES Headache Caused by Eye Strain. Many persons whore lioncls nr > constantly ach ing- lime no Idea what relief HclemincnlljMtlwl Classenm Rive them. Tli s theory Is now uni & TENFOLD Co versally established. "Impropcilj- fitted Klajups March 31nt , JMI. will Invariably Increase tin- trouble nnd may I nm very much pU-npsd to commend W , I * lead to TOTAL lILINnNKSK. " Our nblllty to Beymoui'H ability ns nn optician , having been adjust RliiSFi's Hnfely and correctly IB beyond Bntlslactorlljmied with slnsncs for aMlKtnatlsm question. Consult us. I3yes tested free of charge. nnd derived creat tcnvflt tlierefiom In my pro- fesnEonnl worlc. THE ALOE & PiNFOLD CO I uould recoommcml nil of the artistic profess , ion lo < lo likewise. , Very tily. J. LA mi 13 WALLACE. Opposite 1'nxton Hotel. Omaha. Academy of Fine Arts. LOOK FOH THU GOLD LION. Purely Vegetable , Prepared from the original formula pre serve-din the ArchlvcHOf the Holy Land , hav ing an authentic history dating bach COO years , A POSITIVE CURE Tor all Stomach , Kidney and Bowel troubles , especially CHRONIC CONSTIPATION , Price CO cents. Sold by nil druggists , The Franciscan Remedy Co. , 131 VAH BURKN ST. , CHICAGO , Hi. Send for Circular nn l Illustrated Calendar. Or. E. C. W sl * N rva and Drain Trcal-nent 13 eoldundorpodilro written Ruarnnteo , liynUUor- lied g nlB only , to cure Weak ilemnrr : Lena of Urnjnand Nerve Power ; LootManhoodiCJulckncM : Mjht LfHrcs ; Kvl ) Dreamt ; T.ack of Confidence ! Norvouraeii" ! LaeniturtB ; nil Drains ; 1/wi of 1'otror of th Uencimlvo OWIUM In oltlur CGI. caused , bi oTer-oic-rtlon ; Youthful Krroro , or Excwlvo Ueo at Tobacco , Opium or Llrjunr. vtulcr. soou leud to BlberConsumption. . Inanity and Death. Urmall. Ill boi ; k for 13 ; wltli urltlcu gnaarnntce to euro m refun - . ' wnnejWnflT'SCOUOJinynur. . AcerUlc i for Consthn. CNdiA thina , CronchltU , Croup , Whooplnr'Couch. Sore Throat , l-leotnnt to t to Smut ! rlzo discontinued ; old. fiOo. HK. nowi'c. : old U fire , now 60c. QUAKAKTLES l ued only by Goodman Drug Co. , Ouuht. Or the XliU r llulilt I > nalllirlr Cured tijr uilnilnUlrrliiK I > r. llutiir * ' IJol-Jru fci 'illc. II ese ta eltea niicupotooffda or tf a. or In foorl , without ih inowledit of tni patient. It u bioluulr Airralen. and will effect permanent and apeedv ea"f wJ > " . ' . * lh ? P ° t ' moderate drlntcror a alooholla wreck. It bu been dreti lo tbouianrta of OUM. ana la "err Imunce K perfect oure haafol- j * * .H > pF ll * . Thearitem oijoe. Impregnated Itbtba Bpooirlc.lt becoiaee an utter ImponlbilH" i. r toe liquor appatlta la uilat. aul.DKN VI'KtilflU CO. ITop-ri , 4'l.rlnn.ll. , i8.eac book or partUi'lara lr . To .be . | SH l > or i le by Kubn & Co. , Dru gliU. Coraa ICtb and Uouelai ttreeU , Omaha. n Attiirnrjritlnr I'ruo . . . _ I _ _ _ aB He" I" Hi" utrtto untl fud irulcourti , Itooins aoO-7-U-U , Council lllulfi , lit 1-iAVEl YOU ' TH.E UGHT THE NEW HOME I At 337 tlroadwaj Hu la the prototype TBE Sewing Jlttchlne. the swirtest , lightest running and beet there la on cm III , the winner of all Ilr t uwartla at the Win Us I'alr. There are no otheis just BB good , and they are trio cheapest In the market , ranging from I13.W to JW.W on i y terms. J. T. FINDI.-SY , 337 liroadway , Council IJlutfs. Typewriter supplies and Typewriters for sal * or rent. QEO. P. SANFOIID. A.V. . H1CKMAN. President. Cashier. Fifst Nationa Of COUNCIL BLUFFS , Iowa. Capital , - - 5100,000 Profits , . . . 12,000 One of the oldcit banks In Ilia ttate ut Iowa. W lollclt your business and collections.V pay e iier cent on time deposits.V will t > pleased to lee and serin you. Special IXloticess Colirjcil J3 lliffs FOH IIL'NT , LAIlGUi'Ill VATI3 HAUNTrlBAU fifth avenue and 1'eail street. .Apply at Ucc otllce. OAHUACi : HKMOVni ) . VAULTS CLEANED. ij : Umke. nt W. y. Homer * * . 63 $ Ilioudway. roil BALU , 11 JIUAU IIOHHUS AND . < lrnt and driving , CunnliiKliam linck ana ccjpe. 2 busses , 4 express and Ijagfai ; * waeons , 2 truck and Bccncry UUKOIIII , H set * duubla and gnKl | liarness , 2 ( nun wnguns. Wm. J.eyU. H tlfiln utrect. Council Illufts. roil HALI3 On HKNT. A FlNlT S-S'TOHV , K-icKiin dwelling , nil mndiin InipiovrmrnU ; nooil lot , line slmde trreit , nrltliln one Mack of Iiostodtce ; ( losscsrlon Kl\cn Keptember I , Also tlir < - good IIKIMIH dvcr tctorH ni-ur corner of llninduny and Main Ktreul ; will jinmvc-r for llvlne rooms. Inquire of II. ] ' . Ottlcvr , 12 North Mnln Htreut , ujistulrH. rou BALI : , THI : rt'iiNiTtuti : AND LCAKH of /ItKt-claM hotfl , 42 rnoini ; this hotel lilia a tlrit-clues reiiulutlun , fiedlnii from CO to 10 at a meal ; located Mlddlo Uioudmiy at the Junction of all the ntrfi-t cur lines. It Is the best rtand In the city of Omnc.l Illurfs. Address J , Uee otllr . Council lllufTB. COLl'MIIIA lilCYCLK KOIt SALi : AT A SAC. rltlre ; nonrly now ; In perfvct order. Call at llee ofllce. WANTUU. A LIHT OK ALL VACANT LOTK and acrrnge for mle In Council llluffa. Nu farcy prices considered. I' , J , Umlr , 1'eurk street. WANTKD , OIIIL TcTlO'oiHsUKAL UOUHU. work. Apply V20 3d avtnut.
