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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 19, 1895)
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Inf nt r:40 o'cIQel . as oulnll last Slnda ) ' . A njarrage Icenso was lasu,1 yesterday to morriBle r L. I" r.'arrlnJton , aged , 25 , arid Alice 1. Dolscclrt county , age 25 , both of Iottawatamle 1 JoUIh Johnson , porter In the CommercIal T' hotel nI VIII ! a.u bound over to the United states grand jury yecterd3y for boot- legln . , ! ( harles IJyre1 , who brollo Into Wilam Asmus' shoe toro n few nhhts ; ) ago , was bound over to the grand jury In police curt 'csterrJny morntl ! Llla Archer 1ct1 at 2:0 : o'clock yesterday - day , aged 70 years , after a five llayo' 11. ; . neu , Tie funeral wi tall place tomorrow morning nt 10 o'clocle from the residence , ' ISO South mev nth street , I.at SUlrlay there were tight additions to the Christian : church , four oC whom were _ _ _ young men , two hy confeison and two hy I baiittsm . There has been twcnty.slx ad. dltons to the church since January 1 Alen Smith , aged 3 ! years , died of braIn trouble at 1 o'clock Saturday night nt his _ _ _ _ hOle Weston , aCer being I seven months. TIle funeral wil take place this afternoon nt - "t,1 , o'clock , and the rema'ls ' will be burled In " Hazel 1)ell . _ 4 Del cemettry. _ _ _ _ The c' ! of p A. Dlxby against Ihl motor company his ben continuvd until n week Ham t1ay lrxly contnued ! the company for llamnges for personal Injuries sustained In IJkizei I nt the lurlnltol railway cross- lag : , In which K P. 10lmes lost his life. . A. S. Shnw Is accused cf stealing $2.O worth of cast Iran from the remaIns of the , old Stewart packing house A. Alpin had bought the exclusive franchise to cart off the Iron and ho calms ] to have caught Shaw Infringing on his monopoly The case Is not - likely to be tried Mike Hughes was arrested yesterday for clUurbllg worship at the Salvation army barracks Sunday night. Considerable noise was made by the back ] row audience , but hughes claims IL was merely another case of Poor Dog Tray. Ills case was continued until this morning for further evidence against him Cliff 10uh , who Is i charged with beating up a policeman several weeks ago , was to have had a hearing In police court yester- day , but wlcn the time ! came neither he ' nor his attorney , Colonel Daley , were pres- ent. Judge McGee declared the appearence bOld forfeited , but Colonel Dalcy appeared a few mInutes later and secured permtslon to have the cno reopened this morning. WIlliam Johnson was brought over from - ' Omaha yesterday morning and wi have a hearing this morning In police court on the ehnro of breaking Into J. W. Pinneli's saloon on lower lroadway I few nights ago anti stealing $10. le was identified by a colored man who works next door as having been loafing about the place for several days ' prior to the burglnry. The colored man also claims he saw Johnson peeking through Pinneli's back window nt midnight on the night when the burglary took place. The German mlss'cn of the Methodist Episcopal church Is having I struggle to maintain Its wore ] In this city . and In order 4 to secure needed help , has secured for n lec- " ture Hov. George B. Aeldlcks , the president . , r of the Central Wesleyan college aL Warren- ton , Mo. Ie will speak In Droadway church March 1 on "Our Nation's Dependence. " He Is said to be a real type of the American \ German , and wi show what American civilization - Izaton can make out of the emigrant. lie his the reputation of being every Inch an orator , and the cause for which the enter- tatnmentls given will doubtless induce many to give him a hearing. 4 . . 'Ve have over $300,00000Than upon 1m. 4. _ _ . I proved Iowa farms : Farmers desiring loans cnn save money by dealing dlreot with us , thereby saving agent's commission. 'Ve do not loan on wild Innd . nor In Nebraska. Lugeo & Towle , 23G Pearl street. 1.Jm.so..Af. 1'.IJf.uifl.1l'1iS. Smith McPherson oC Red Oak ts In the city . ) Mrs. Charles T. Stewart Is visiting friends In Denver. 11ev. E. W. Allen Is out of the city n few days this weele. Ed Asplnwnl , a cigarinaker Is suffering from a broken rib. Thomas Metcalf has gone to New York and ( different llolnts cast. Ell Sheldon and Will McDaalel of Tabor \era lufs visiors yeslerdny. _ Mr. and Mrs. Wood Allen will leave this week for Florida ! to spend the wInter. E. W. Drools , cashier of the State Dank of Tabor , was In the city yesterday , on his way to Des Moines. : Mr. and ) rs. E. C. Shepard returned last evening Cram their b lral tllp to New Orleans avenu and arc . at home 10 their friends ! at 209 Parle A. W. Aekwlth , who has ben for about six years connected with Wright & Baldwll , has withdrawn from that Ill and wi open an omeo for himsalf In the Baldwin blocle. Prof. C. Sprultt , who has been suffering for several days from nn Injured knee , was driven to the school for the leaf ! yesterday In I cnrrlage and his resumed his duties lS Instructor. The afflicted member Is done up In a plaster oC paris cast. Ia\nl as n republc ) Is flourishing. Dr. Price's flaking Powder Is largely ] used In ] Iawail. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ! IlY Iln \ " ct. Frank DIH m , n son of a wealthy farmer living near Tabor , Is suffering untold agonies from a recently amputated limb , and may die yet as the result. About three weeks ] ago ho was out huntng , and In crawling throurh n fence and pulling his gun aCer him , ihio . we.pon was discharged , the shot burying itself In one of his legs , near the hip The Injuries were not thought to be serious at the time , hut last Saturday ho was suffering so much pain that I surgical exnm- Illton was decided upon , and It was found thai the upper end of the femur was lead , and tbo entire member was badly Ilnamed ns I consequence. I had to bo amputated nt the hip Joint. Ever since the accident occurrCI bo has been steadily losing \lalty , so that lie Is not nearly so well ' prepared for the nervous shock occasioned by the amputation as he would have been hall the operation been performed at first. Ills recover Is a mat- ter of grave doubt Inlvn Tile ; ( il Aiain . Another bIg cut In shoes at Sargent's t nemember this month finishes ! Sargent's big sale until next JUly-two special shoe sail' a year. Wo do as we nd\ertse. You can buy the best rencl" " kid lace and button shoes In the store for $1(0 , You can buy anything Iii the store the rest of the month for what 1 paid for It and 108S.I . I have sell 100 pair mon'e Stacy & Alams' cork solo hioes . You can buy them cheap ; cost 3.75 : sold for $5. You can buy them for 325. 10 pairs men'B best cal cork sole she e for $ 300 pairs men's $ shoes larllcd at 08c. All numbers felt shoes , GTo and $1 , worth $ to $2.50. $ Men's Alaskas , GTe , not the Poorest , but cooel. \uslness. Iomember when Snrgent cuts prices it's RAlGENT , TIm SIO MAN I .13 Broadway . Al nt II.I I'rlcf. it Wo will continue 10 sell all our frames And Itctures at just half prlco all this weele. g Open every evening. 1 ! . I. . . Smith & Co. , .6 t Main street _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ uckwhcal cakes , loa sugar syrup one oC the breakfut dishes at l'earl chop house , lSc . : Neatest drug store. Tayior'i Grand hotel : ' 1ivls sells drue , paut and IIS cheap. : NEWS \ FROM COUNCIL lIUFFS ! Lottio Dtr.tlc Ocmmits Suloide by Hanging nt St Dernu1's ( ' nspHn1. - - MATTER SECRET fOR StVERAL DAYS Aln"h"B lt the TI llllol 1)'laro ) that They icrely lol(111 : the Iellnest lt the n.lntll 01 the \Icl mt. i I.otl3 Beadle , one c the Inmates oC the Insane 11qlnrtment of St. I3ernard's hospital , con1nltl.1 , . suicide last l rllar morning , but the hospital authorities succeeded In keeping I the matter a secret until ) "e tcrllny. The on- fortunate girl had been In inmate of the hospital on two occasions , anti during her stay appeared like one suffering with melan- chola , which , leaving her nt Iles , caused the people at the hospital sumo doubt as to whether alto was really Insnne. ALeut 9 o'clock In the morning she welt to her room and mnllo up her ber\ Sister Mary Ignntus was with her , but left her , returning In about three minutes to find the door shut , She tried to open I , but found that LoUie had crowded the bed against the door. A hard push ucccerleel tn opening the door when Lole was seen hanging by a strap from the transom. Site was at once cut down , when respiration began. The work oC the physi- I clans failed to bring her to , however , ns had been hailed , nnd sIte died soon aUer. The remains were kept at the hospital until late . Saturday night , when they were quiet ) taken to I local undertaking shop and pre- Ilreel for burial. She was then taken to the homo of her parents In Hardin township and buried. Until late yesterday afternoon only three oC the sisters In the hospital knew that she was dead , the story being circulated ] : among the hospital attaches that she had been i taken ill very sUddenly. Coroner Jennings asked some questions about the mater , and the hospital authorities rNIUeted that the mater be kept as quiet ns possible. In deference to their wishes he decided noL to hell nn Inquest. The suicIde was 2G years oC ago and had formerly been a school teacher. Site had a love ] nrdlr and was engaged 10 bJ marrIed , but the enagement was broken and soon after symptoms at Insanity began to show themselves. . . For some . time . , . . she attendeel . . . sChool In thIs city anti while doing so lived iL the residence of Josiah Plsk lt the corner of lenlon anti Harmony streets Throughout - out her eonnnement In the hospital she was the essence of politeness , and when her fits oC insanity were upon her they merely seemed to Increase her care for the comfort of her friends , and particularly for the other Inmntes ConsIderable criticIsm was expressed upon the acton of the authorities In trying to keep the suicide a secret. There Is no ground , however for any suspicion that the dentl occurred - currell In any way titan has above been stated. The mother superior of the hospital stated yesterday that she was merely trying to carry out the wishes of the friends oC the dead gIrl , and thnL when they asked that nothing be saId about I , she did as they wished. The glrl's mother said that sonic people would undoubtedly suspect sometime that she had committed suicide , but IL was none of their busIness. When the hotly was hurled n burial permit was taken out , In which the CaUH ! of the death was given as "heart failure. " When the hospital authoriies learned that the sui. dde had become a matter oC public information - tion they did some lively bustling , and yesterday - terday afternoon about 3 o'clock hal another permit tssue . In which the cause appears as 'suicidc. " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I Is an ago oC practical economy. Dr Price's Baking Powder Is the most economical - cal of household agents. Strong , pure and wholesome. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 11GI SChOOL QUI ' 'I'10N AG.UN. School Board Iccbies to Submit n Propost- ton In Triplicate. The school board met last evenIng wIth every one ' present. Chairman Thomas oC the finance committee handed In the annual report of the last year , which In substance was as follows : School house fun . recelpls. . . . $ 2,336 05 PaId , bond and interest. . . . . . 18.07 32 Balance on hand. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.26273 Contingent fund recelpts. . . . . . $ 31.G G Balance on hanti. . . . . . . . . . . . 2.9122 Teachers' fund , recelpts. . . . . . . $ 73,797 G Balance on hand. . . . . . . . . . . 1,46613 The finance commIttee's estimate of the probable expenses of the coming year was ns follows : 'feachers' fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 62,0 Contingent fLuid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23,000 School ! house fund. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12,0 .O No acton was taken as to having school on Washlngton's birthday the printed rules providing for vacation on that day. Cha'rman Fonda of the janitors' committee recommended that the janitor of the Ilght school get $15 a month as long as the school Jasts. The suggestion was concurred In. Superintendent Sawyer's report hewed that 2,20G boys and 2,060 girls were enrolled durIng - Ing January. Several citizens who were present for the purpose of expressing their views on the High school questen were heard from. Thomas Tostevln thought the objection to the present site was not based on phys'o- logical rules Climbing his never hurt any one , but was beneficial to the health. Some grading should be done , however. g. I. O"el said thnL although he lived right across the street tram the schOol house , and would personally prefer that I be moved , ! yet he could not but think that It was the host site In the city. But , he thought an estimate of $100,000 was too large , and would frighten some voters out , who would be wi- log to vote for a more reasenablo amount. ! James McCabe said that the growth oC the city from now on would probably bo 'n ' an easterly direction , and ho thought the present - ent location woulll le far more central than Iny other so far sugested. lie hall never heard that hut climbing hurt any one . but climbing stairs was bad . A now buildIng should le puL lP , so arranged that the pupIls would not bo kept J running from celar to atc anti back again all day long. W. S. Mlyne , John Gilbert anti P. O. Gea- son expressed themselves In Cite santo strain Presldont I Jell called attention to the fact that I the location shoull bo chnnJed to any point west of Fourth street I would necessitate - late the driving oC ples for the foundatIon . 1ho piling far the Grand hotel cost GOOO , nnll for the court house about the same snm , so that this would partly counterbalance the expense of grading Iho Ih school. All this discussion was brought about hy I the fact that some oC the members of the ' board , bilce It was decided to submit to the voters Iho IUeDtons of making bond Issues for radlng the Wgh school grounds amI building n. school house on Fifteenth street , hail / come to the conclusion that a new IIth school was needed title year. The .ctlou of . the board at time Previous meeting was DC' corell\ly reconsidered , anll quite a dIscussion ensued , Ihe result ot which was the Illop- ton cf a resolution to submit to the voters Ihreo proposltols : First to issue t:10.000 : In bonus for a Ihh school buildIng ; ecenud , to locate the Imlhlng on Otto Ilresent Igh school grounds , brought to a proper grade ; third , to locate the ' ' thlrl building between Third amid Eighth streets and between Braodwl ) ' nnel Sixth .SVOIIUC. . The President of the board was Instructed to purchase 2G,000 eleclon tickets. The all. polntment of judges and clerks was postponed until next meeting . Brhlenst mowed that the teachers be paid for all legal holIdays this year and Moore seeonlell the motion. Fonda opposed I , and on the vote the motion was lost , Moore , Brtdensteln cud Snller voting yes a 111 FieltI , Thomas and Fonda no. linden- stein then stated that the teachers wanted to teach on the holrlays , and he moved that rchool be held on Washlnglon's birthday. Smiyder seconded time motion , which was defeated - . feated by the same vote a its predecessor . Snyder monll that another week b added to the school year to make up the mime months anti I half for which the contracts proylde. Thomas amended the motion by moving to Postllono the consIderatIon until next meet. Inh' . lug.The The nmendment was lost , and 60 was the orIginal motion . Try' ' ! for isimo Ulnu , . An effort Is being mllle to secure the an- nual meet of the National I.auo of American - can Wbeelmen for Counci Duts next sum- mer. The commlteo recently appoInted by the Ganymede Wheel club has the mnter In cllarKe. Time Omaha wheehnen are uniting In the scheme. I the meet Is secured the pnes- eat plan Is to have n quarter oC I mile track haiti out , In order that the inhabitants oC the grand stand may have a better view I'f Ihe races Time success oC the Onnymelles In the race meet held here last year will , I Is thought , have some weight In influencing time exeCutive commltc In favor of Council Dufs.DI _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \OOIlT1 1'IIIMAItIIIS O\'l lt UntorrlOe.1 00 ThrOuh the JloUon ot Naming ! City llehegates. The democrnts aC the city met last evening In the various wards and put In nomination warrl aldermen and chose delegates to to- morrow'p convention. In the third ward John T. Oliver was nominated without oppo- sitlon. In the fourth there was a very small attendance , all U Ii. White was nominated to bo his own successor , receiving I ! votes , O. C. Wise received 3 and 1. J. Gilbert I. ' Time only tghL was In the sIxth ward , all the voters In the ward being present , wIth Some Importations , It Is rumored , from other wards After I hoL nsht C. H. Nicholson was nomlnateel to sucezerl hImself , receiving 9S votes . J. F. lunt , who Is considered the I strongest man In the ward from a "ote- getting standpoint , received 92 , and P. D. Burke 29. The following delegates to the conventQn were chosen : First Ward-J. H. Danger ' , n. nshton , L. A. Casper , Joseph O'BrIen , V. Jennings , H. S. Hawlns , George Shoemaker , C. Chute , L. 1 C. Besley , Charles luber , Fred Oelse , Thomas Maloney , James Wickham , Norman Oreen , J. O. \\'ilson , John Clnusen , sr. , JamM Snod- derly , jr , Phi Warehnm , Julius Achter H. Rain , J. rcPherson , P. Ouanela , Ell Brooks , B. T. Wntermnn , August Dereshehn. Second Ward-Wilam Oroneweg , L. Wel9 , A.V. . Casaly , J. C. Waterman , Algust Paris , J. utzlnger , T. D. Butler , \ \ ' . B. Psher : , I' . Peterson , George Davis , George Smith . O. 11. Lucas , M. P. nohrer , J. C. DcHaven , H. N. WhltleEY , J. Lynch , T. D. King , W. J. t.uterwsser , C. 1 Bralley , H. H. Pettbon ( J. J. Stewart , C. Hnser , W. I. Knepher , I. . I' . Serviss , Charll Berwirth , Max Baumeer ! , L. Grel , Gus Larson. Thlrl Ward-John Evens , I. Zurmuehlen , C. Gregory , Max Mchn , H. C. Graham , I" Jensen. Ii. Spetman , H. Ouren , George hughes , J. W. 'Palmer , E. SharltY , P. Oun- noude , E. Stmpson , L. Kendall , E. Tinley , Joe leerweln , H' Timelier , John Schultz , F. . Spetman. l'"ourth'ardMahlon Drown , George C. Wise , A.V. . ltelknman , Lee Swearingen , J. 1 1 ' "nln" Helmlan 'r r. t. I ' ox. g" J. Gilbert ; ' F. : : : Seybert , ' , \ - Il. Ware : U. : H. WhIte , Sanly Do'sen , P. 11. : oran , M. ! c- Carty , C. H. 1ltchel , J.P. Weaver , C. Wes- Icy , John Schoentgen , A. W. Slack and henry Becker. Firh Ward-C. L Cody , C. A. tnchnn , P. L O'Drlen , M. Callahan , II. J. Smith , E. Shubert , N. O'Brlen , A. Luclmow , E. W. Bockhioff , S. Lobhnrt , chairman. Second fre- cnct , Jim Curley. chnlrmnn ; A. hamilton , Lana Nelson , Tim Ieley , D. Faith , M. ' . O'Neill James McMillan , O'Rourke , H. O'Nei , lc llan George Pierce. SIxth Ward-Wise Payne , Frank Smith , Frank Pouble , George Grove , John Collins , D , D. Barnett , Clint Mercer , John l1esel , W. C. Boyer , P .D Burke , J. F. Hunt , C. H. Nicholson , J. D. Umbel. . American enterprise In Mexico Is gaining ground. The demand from there for Dr. Price's Baking Powder increases daily. I'Ieuis , for the HorReR. Time Council Bluffs Humane society used to bo In the business oC hooking after the welfare - fare oC dumb anImals , but It made an assignment - ment about two years ago , and bas done nothing since. I had a secretary : at the time of its dIsbandment however , and yesterday that ex-omclal received n letter al follows : "Secy Humnne socy are you aware that time Hack drivers at night set by the fire In Hotels and eny place that Is open and Sleep while there hoses stand outside In the Storm all night and part of the time no blankets on em It ts against the ely laws and why dent you stop It one who knose do I your duty. " I Dr. V. L. Treynor , the recipient of the note , said , In reference to the complaint : "Tho society cnn'L do anything but fine the fellows. and half oC them haven't money enough buy blankets. And If they should be fined , IL would simply take money that would otherwise be spent In reed to pay the fine , and the horses , which were only frozen before would then be starved and frozen too. So I don't see how we can help them. " The announcement Is made that the Martha and George Washington - ton will give a public reception Frday ! , February 22 , from 4 P. m. to 10 p. m. at the parlors of St John's Lutheran church , James' hal 17 Pearl street , In honor of their guests , the Marchlone and Marqu's de Lafayette , and the Baroness and Baron yon Steuber. Toasts will be responded to by promlnenL personages , and a good entertainment - ment and refreshments will be furnished durIng - log the hours oC receptIon. Found , a lady's gold pin , nt the Broadway MethodIst Episcopal church. Owner can have same by calling nt Eseman building Thursday - day or rlday of this week It. ' " , Ubully Quiet In most stores during Inventory , but wo have not experienced It that wny. and attribute - bute I to time numerous bargains offered in cur various departments , which we shah continue as long as they last. 4G-lnch French serges and henrletas , were 75e , now 39c. 40-lnch French serges and imennlettas . were GOe , now 33c. All our dollar novelty dress goods reduced to GOc. Big reducton In black goods of all grades. All wool remnants nt n great sacrifice. CLOAKS. . EVEIY GARMENT IN STOCK AT HALF PRICE . 76e and SIc fine casbmere . hose , ribbed and plain , 48e. 68e and SOc English cashmere hose , ribbed alll plain , 3 for 100. See values In misses' and children's hose at 17c , 2Ge , 33c. SPECIAL PRICES IN LINENS. Lipton's No. 2 and 3 Ceylon tens , half price , 30c and 25e. Icady'maUo sheets and pillow cases at less than the cost of muslIn. $1.00 shrunk wool skirt patterns , SOc : $1.2G and $ I0 quality . 75c. BIG REDUCTION ON ALL GRADES OF UNDE1t\VEAIO. FOWL1I1t DICK BOSTON & W'ALCEIt STORE , , Council Bluffs , Ia. Don't fail to visit Wnshlngton's birthday booth nt the "Bazar of Natonal JoldIYs" In the Eiseman buiding , F'ebruary 21 and 22. Yes , the Eagle laundry Is "that good lauadry , " and Is located nt 724 Broadway , I In mbt about this , try I and be convInced Doa't forget name and number. Tel 167. Gas heatag stoves for reat end for sale : t Council Bluffs Gas company's . office , TilE CIiCliNT lu'l' r. , Eureka Springs , Arklosa , ( Simon , l'obrulry :0 , 1803. A beautiful stone , fireproof structure with al modern Improvements. situated In the heart of the Ozark mountains. Mid and bracing climate. Wild and beautiful scenery. Unrivalled medclnat ! waters . 'Chraugh sleep. ers over the St. Louis & San l rllcscO railway - o\r rai- way between St. Louis and Eureka Springs. Wrie to time manager for descriptive pamphlet , rates , etc. . leOer Every I < Rr. Time was when the glorious" climate or California" dll not attract tourists. But year aCer year the time of travel sets In stronger and strolger every fall and winter toward this favored region There Is no clmate like It on this contnent for a winter resort , and the usual fine service of the Union Pacific system his this season been brought up to a degree oC perfection which leaves . nothing to bt desIred. larry 1. Duel , City Ticket Agent . 1303 J'arnam Street , p 10"1 l'luueor I taiges dtVll7 DUBUQUI , la" , Fob . 18.-George W , Burton . aged 75 , one ot time earliest clti. zone ot the northwest , was found dead In his cabin today , In early days ho was U merchant , lawyer and banker , but becom. trig reduced In cIrcumstances , he haa fOl' some years lived the Ire of' u hermi In I perhaps cabin mmorthi tel days of town. , 10 had \oCI deal DES NOINES' NARRQ\V \ ESCAPE NARRQW.SCAPE Her Oorporaton Aticd 1 nnd Al bu Overthrow in Oo. I , - , , ' , FORMED UNDER UNCONSTITUTIONAL ACT i - Law PRue11 by the T'cntr-Thlrll General Assembly" ' . ' . InTRlhl , ' butt Its Ac- ' eelltRleo 11 nesul % * 11 In Its 101nt 1"lnnly UpheM. I DES MOINES , I eb. IS.-Speclnl ( TeleI I gram.-Judge ) Holmes In the district court today decided the cue of slate a Iowa on reo laton of A. C. West against the city oC Des Moines , In which the constitutionality of the act enlarging the city Is nssnlcel , After a thorough discussion oC the questions at is- sue the court says : "It seems to me , both upon authority anti reason , that chapter 1 oC the Acts oC the Twenty.thlrd General Assembly Is not a general law amid Is an act for time incorpora- ton of n new city oC Des Moines , and Is Ilereoro ( wihin the InhibIton of the consti- hUlon , and that hall the validity oC tIme act been brought' In , at or hnmeilatel' after its passage , the courts would have been corn- Veiled to declare It void. " The JUdge adds : "But the claim Is made that by reason oC time lapse of time , anti more cerlnlnly upn canslrlerton oC the rights that have at- tlched since the act was believed to be a law , and oC the serious consequence thoL will now result from a determInation thaL this act noL Is so Invalid elcclare. , the " courts ought not and will The fact Is notell that while such legls- latvo acts are unusual In the state the lea Is not a novel one In other departments of legislation. Many cases are cIted , atl the court concludes to sustain the demurrer : chiefy emu account of "the gravity of the consequences that must follow upon the Ils- organization oC the corporation , the length of time the state has acquiesced In the exercise of corporate power , anti time character oC the recolnllon the state Itself bas given the . . corll ratlon. " The decision shows that the city has had a very harrow escape Cram being declared unconstitutlonai. Dl ATI 01 , " nos. . .JUSTUS CLAIIIt. VeIl Illwn 11\1 lltzen l'IISCCS , \ WlY lt I.UR , \nJ"IR , Cmii HED OAIC , In. , Peb. IS-Speclal ( Telo- sram.-A ) telegram announcing the death of Hon. Justus Clark at Ls.Angeles , Cal. , was received todny. To say that the people of this city feel the loss deeply Is expressing It m 1 el y. lie was born at Hoyalon , Vt. , March 22 , 1819. In 1830 with his father he cnme west , his father at that tune buying time largest and tnest farm In the state , the Governor Chittenden farm In Chltelden county. Near here was Wiiston academy , taught by the father of President Arthur , wher Clark was educated. Iowa had then been organize as I territory but one year. When Mr. Cark frst cast his lot In Iowa , lhrown upon his own resources , he engaged In many different lines oC mercantIle business Eventually ho become Interested In farming upon a large scale until he , with his nephews , D. D Clark and Paul Clark , organized the Red Oak National bank , one of the firmest banks financially In the 'stdle , Mr. Clark becoming its president. He was also presi- dent of tIm Iowa and N w"Mexlco Hanch I company , situated In New MexIco Politically he was a drum believer In time principles of democracy and fled many iosltions. He served six years In the legislature. In 1883 time democratic party noirnoed him for lieutenant governor on the . ticket wIth Judge Klnny. For several years Mr. Clark has been In failing health and has been compelled to seek other climates for relief . and for the past tel years has spent his winters In California. His bas b e" ea long and busy , life and wi be greatly m sse/by the people of this city. I Itehmnnd Jt ! _ the End , of his nop . DES MOINES , Feb. 18.-S ! lal Telcgram. ) -Tho ten days given by the district court to \V. S. Richmond , late manager oC the wrecked Union Building and Savings associa- ton , to produce three missing books In court or go to Jai expired today. On Saturday the attorney for RIchmond went before Supreme - promo atorney COlrL Justice Given and asked for an order of Interference by which the order of the district court could be evaded. Justice Given this afternoon refused to Interfere Gven nchmond wi have to produce the books or go to jail. He did not appear In court this afternoon , and tt was rumored that he had left time city. \11 Hldorsc .Jurnt Cudhl"II' , SIOUX CITY , Peb 18.-Speclal ( Telegram. ) -The recent anti-saloon crusahe has had at least time effect oC getting the city ministers Into politics . A mceUng of them was held today to devise plans for wlllllng the great- eat possIble Influence In the municipal elec- tlons two weeks hence. A number of Inter- tons ested citizens outside the members oC the cloth were present. J was decided to en- dors such candidates of the regular parties as should bo most acceptable to the moral element and work for tjmeir election. SIoux CIty'n ! lble I ulll I 1. SIOUX CITY , Feb. 18.-SpecIal ( TeJesram. ) of plans for the - -Tho drawings super- structure of tIme Sioux City federal building arrived from \Yashlngton today , after many months of dela's. I Is eight years since Sioux City got its first appropriation for such n building , and the foundation Is all there Is to show for It as yet J Is now assured that contracts will be left for the rest oC the buIlding . Ing without delny. The total appropriation for It Is $275,000. Drank ( : I'rl.lvo ! iuulinmmmtp. rnssoum VALLEY , Ia. , Feb. IS.-Speclal ( Telesram.-Thls ) morning Henry Warner , by mistake , took a drink oC corrosive sublimate Instead of medIcine Before medical aid could be secured the polson had done its work so completely that nothing could save his life . Mr. Warner was a hIghly respected ciizen of Mlsfourl Valley , havIng lived here for upwards oC twenty years and was at ono time mayor of time city. leurlo : MCI""h"t Injured. BEATRICE , Feb. 18.-Speclal ( Telesram.- ) C. E. Smith , n prominent dry goods de11er oC this city , In attempting to alight " from n moving motor car tItle evenlns , was'thrown to time grotmimmi anti hael his collar bone broken , besides other severe bruIses Fatal 1'1 Ir u 1"lromlu , CEDAR RAPIDS , In. , Feb. 18.-Speclnl ( Teleram.-Chnrtes ) Canmpbell , a fireman on time Chlcaso & Northwestern' road , fell from the cab when near Bertram thIs moring , and was instantly kilhemi. 'lhQr remains were taken to Clinton , his imoumme ' A'.Ich.I.1 , J'r"MM orvho , .t Jlunn City . MASON CITY , Ia. , Feb. 18.-Speclal ( Telegram.-Mnson ) City palY Globe today started time day service of the Associated press , time only paper within 100 miles which has the eervlce. - p ! The Japanese know whnt's what. Orders for Dr , Price's linking l'owder come even from Jal'al. U'th ur Sirs . L'rmmno. Mrs. Lucy C. Crane 'mother ' oC Senator Thomas D. Crane of this city , died at the family residence Sunday nlghLtrom paralysis. Mrs. Crane was G7 yelrs'pt age and hall been In feeble health for seine time. She came here several years ago from Ottawa , Ill " shorty after time death of her hustlnd , anti has since then been miking her home with her san at 1603 South Thirty-third street , The funeral took place at the residence at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon , 11ev. Dean Gardner otllclating. After the services the remains were sent to Ottawa for Interment In the famiy burying groumiths. Tile de. ceased leaves several chidren , among whom are Thomas D. , E. B. and Ii. H. Crane , Mrs. Eto I. , Pearson , n daughter at Ottawa , al11 one In eastern Iowa 'the relatives residing here accompanied time remains to their last reLlrg place _ _ _ _ o _ _ _ _ I'rclu'her lu e"11. ' Time Ministerial union held Its regular 10nthly session In the class room At Iountzo Memorial church yesterday Dr" O'Del of the Both Eden Ilptst church was In the chair and the attendance was gooll. Brief reports were heard from the different churches with reference to lending assistance to the Associated Chnrltes , and a ! eel deal oC business transacted. Rev. Hmsblrg , the new St Marks clergyman , was introduced , aCer 'hlch He\ McCormick oC time First Presbyterian chlrch read a most charming and Instrlct.o paper upon the summer scheol at Oxford , England S .I."u ( " ( e.I IS rs. , "rawn TIcket 210 , " which Is produced at the Empire for femur nights , commencing Smtnmlay , February 24 , 'wlh n cst hMl11 by Amy Lee , Frank Do1no and August Anderson - son , Is one of the most interesting and notable that has ever emnanate4 from time emnnte pen oC American authors Time story oC "Pawn Ticket 210" Is oC particularly Interesting construction , being oC such' ' n nature that the audIence Is carried from the I I opening to the close through so much wit ; and hummer , Intersperseet with scenes ot pathos and clmaxes that are thrlln ! , Hint time Interest never nas. The play Is nn adoption oC the novel "Court ' " acopton no\el Royal , which I tells the Story oC the want anll , trlnls of a mother who was obliged to pawn" her baby with a Jew pawnbroker , noted to be menn anti miserly. He grows fond oC the plecge , 'Mag , " and as tme rolls on he obtains the promise of her hanc In marrlng , the event to occur when she becomes oC age. Just as they arc to b weehell the toothier tlrns 111 with "Pawn " Ticket 210" to receem her ehlhl , who tunis out to be an heiress. This Is , Per hnps , the mos thrillIng of time many cli. mnxes , but one of time most pntheto Incidents - dents Is the death of "Uncle Hnrrls. " Eddie Fo"s lasting popularity scents to be asertng itself In Omaha , and whim ever ) ' suc- ceClng visit he Is greeted with larger houses. " .lh the American Travesty company In "Oft the Earth" Mr. Fey has an opportunity to display his pccllnr powers , which was WIS ne\'er aorcell him In any other play that he imas ever been seen In here. Time en- gaglmcnt cOllnucs tonight ! and tomorrow aCernoon amid nlht. A special mnthllo will bo given Weueselay aCernuoon , for which the 11rles ha\o been reduced . An attraction of more than passing Interest will bo prsented nL time lloyd on Friday and Saturday nights. with n matinee Saturday , when America's representative trgeclan , Walker Whleslce , will appear , supported by a most excellent campan , In "Hamlet , " ' 'Iiichmelieu" and "SII'lock , " Mr \VhmIteshmla's " " , ythe nuii ir il-or "Hnmlet" Is declmlemlly time best nmaturemi of all hIs celneatons , J 18 apparent that he has thought deeply ] over that special character - ter , nnd . hns evolved a mnturly as wel as origimmnlit ) that Is refreshing to 11ase thmea- ten goers , and In his performance he discards - cards several misinterpretatons oC stage bus- incas which are DOt sustnlned by reflections , ant ho introduces various readings of the text , which throws new light emi obscure pas- snges. In every respect , Indeed , Mr. White- side Is a most welcome Hamlet , and there Is orlglnnly In all his stage protralures that exhlhlts immaturity of thought anti an absence of eseule imitation. Samuel Fletcher , agent oC the Hanon ] Drothers' "I antnsla , " one oC the most popu- lar oC the attractIons that commie to Omaha , Is In time city . anlasma" will be at Bod's theater for four nIghts , eommenclng Sunday next. I "nixie Flyer" nld llcstep" Sleepers to 1lonitta. Nash\lo to Jacksonville , Fla. , without changes , via Chatano/a , Loolwut Mountain , Kenesaw Mountnln , Atlanta , Macon ant TI- ton , takes ] imp immediate connection oC L. & N. trains , lea\lng St. Louis at nllht , In Union depot at Nash\le. In addition , "Quick- step" throush sleeper leaves St. Louis 750 : a. m. daily and runs through to Jacksonville over same route wihout change. Berths reserved nt L. & N. city ticket office , St. LouIs This line gives ta'lgh rile through the pIcturesque mountains and old battlefields - fields oC Tennessee and GeorSla , and Is famous for "always being on time. " Write to R. C. Cowardln , Western Pass. , Agent , 120 La Clede Building , St. Louis , Mo ; Irlard F. 11111 . N. P. A. , 1945 S. Cark street , Chicago ; W. L' Danley , G. P. anti T. A. , N. , C. & St. L ! RaIlway , Nashville , Tenn. - GEO P. SANFORD A , W. nlIOIAN , l'reslden. Cash ler. First Natio nal Ban of COUNCIL BLUFF3 Iowa C"plt"I ) , " . . $100,000 Profits , . . . 12,000 One of tIme oldest banks In the state or Iowa , Wo solicit your "u.lnl8 and collections. Wa pay Ilclt cent 01 . tIme depoiits. . Wo wi b. pllond 10 see end serve "OU. a sore horse licks c the curry COhill Apply Mexican Mustang Liniment to his wounds anti 110'1 5001 have 10 cause to kick wbcn bo's curried. cur1e - . - , , , . . - . . - . - . . - , -a'e - IS SOMETHING SERIOUS. APPREIEXSION FELT BY DUS COPELAND SIEPAIW AND OTHER 111YSICIANS ! Vlnltles of Great Numbers ot People Ovoltosld by the Recon Long Tcmpesl-CntL'I'hnllnrootn Almost Unlvol'snl- : j Epldolnlc "Wenther Atlrnonts"-Bucjgoottons I to the PublIc. Lemlnr pimyiciana of Omnhl 110 not conceal a belief that . nR renrll imubhic Illef tml. ! ! lhle health , there Is olethllJ erIOUH In the tresent outlook. Th ) ' 10 not nlllrchenel , cx- trnorilnar ) ' Ilreslnt mortalIty from ; ) mmeit. monll or other Sllll(1 Precipitate 11110 - lent mnnlmmdietm. The danger which the ' emly half our loltmlntlon IR now netumally llcln l'Olnton \ netul ) 1M slow mal "nant infection frol i'ectuiinrhi lernlclOIR colIR-ln other worll , f.om the slow blight of l1 llncty llnu\to 1'01"on8- effects Innlfestl1 In Inlnlmntlons of mutt- ColtS Stmrflt2e5 - ' . IurCaces throuholt time entire hOII ) 'fhee Illanlnntory ! 11lorlers tr nther comnplaimmts-to which the ltmuigmi time kithmmeya tIm urol'hlnl tubes , the liver , h nell'r. IHO\ . nch anti bowel ! are now known to be Iqual ) ' Inllccontlte what Is 10\\ ' known nm eatnrrh . A ! to the umientmre of calamity amid nf- I flcton threatened ns n con"C'IICI'O of the I , cent Ion" tml'r , I It I ! Innlgh to say ; that entntrhnl colds ' foliowti h ' ( ells nrl foi a INI Imy n greater nJrcRnte of Illmll ( fatalities luau mill time other , lsenII com llel ) A UeHton which will he reepN'teti bl' nil tholghtful ! People wi ltt reFlr < collIs" ' I : ' hell be 10re , : enerlll' slhlcct tu comumpe. temit Ila"noHI . A "U lllcon of catarrh eme- ; daily entan"h of numy vital Illt or 01. In I , invites medical cxmmilflntlotm , cl1 for n Ilrch of the systetmi for time seed 101R'11 or , Iestruclve Irlncll'lo of , IFeae nR tmrgent. ly I ni smll pox or Itumug fever. Anll the mmml- mlrhle litibhic "lllrlt of lrs. ollennd ] nOd Sherard Is hewn In Ihelr ! tnnln offer to give theRe exnmlnaUols free to all UII plying for trentmeul. A FHW QUESTIONS. To facilitate I " ! lI'ch of time Yltem for cntnrrh , " hre few ' . ( are I simple quem'tiomms nnswerR to lW or nil oC vhmlcim may he pcneled opposite nnel hrlRht llel'lonnl ) ' 10 Dr" COIelulll anti Shellar ur mailed by theRe hiving ut 1 lIRtnnc ( < In elher case the nllllclnt nmmty feet nF"ureJ of re- 'eivlng the HIIelleHt relIef nll cure IIO"sl- hIe ' of science. to time preseut resources meelcal THE hEAD Do you have heldnche ? In what Part ? Shll or dull ? Spells of dlz" ? SI 11 ? lesR ( ! SPells . of (1 IQ.slne" , ? ' .ellerel' ur hlaeJ ? Face pale or lushed ? Face yellow ? An ' blotches ; ? ( ! Cupelnnd nnd Shparll - systcl of trcnt- emelent uncut . \hle lost I . e-xIJen.'e. 1. the 10st Imown.THE NOSE Stopped up ? Scales form ? Dry ? Watery dIscharge ? MleOI ! elsehar/e < ? Backward or torwnrl ? Dhm'eharge offensIve ? DIFehnrle oreusl\e Sense of smell Impaired ? Bleed easils' ? neeet easlv Nose ever Injured by blows ? e\er Copeland anti Shrpnrel system of treat- ment emclent \hle least . expenl\c , Is the most THE EARS. Noises In the ears ? Any buzzing sounds ? Earache ? Do they itch ? DIIchnrpl ? HelrlnR impaired ? Copeland anti Sheparl system of treat- meat , while lent I expensive Is the most efficient Imown. THE EYES. Inflamed ? Infamed 1Ils sore ? . Watery ? Smarting Qr burning ? LIcs feet dry ? Aching iuaimms ? VisIon Impaired ! ? Specks before the eyes ? Docs reading hurt them ? Do you wear glasses ? Copeland mind Sllparl system of treat. mont while least expensive , Is the most eiulcient Jown. elclent ( known.THE CHEST. Any pain or saneness ? In what part ? Sharp or aching pains ? 'Vhen ? Are they constant ? Any tfghmtnes lt lungs ? Iphlnes ! Jun/s I DIfficult breathing ? Any nsthma ? WheezIng In chest ? I Shortness of breath ? Cough up mucous ? or whnt ( olo\ ? ' Coimghu muigimtmm ? CCl.h ntlhtR \hen 10s1 nnno'lng ? Hlcp \"I ? Night S\CI\tS ? Auuy hlnolh"o of lungs ? Slclllg of limits ? I'Nel' nov c'oimsuumptlon tn family ? fam\ Clllldlll\ ; \ timid 8helIrel sstem of trent- umictit , whmiie least expensIve , Is time moat clclent \ 1I\n. ( ) \nslve 'l'IIE " 1'IIl0AT , ' 1 "UUO.T . I ! It denl' ? 11 tumid parchll ? lnl'lncll ' ? 'I'iclchimig m'eumsmutioum 1 S\olcn ? Auly nlct' ? IIal'l nouh ? MurUR llt'I' ' ( ou/h time \hro:11 \ ( yoim hawk It 11' ? ( 'hmok' when h'lnA lown ? \'oiet' hnalse nnl huI"r ( oprlal1 111 8hrl'\.1 system . of treat. menl , whie least exIlemmalve ' , Is lImo 1oa clclelL Imo\n. ' . TilE S1'OMACII. . , ' AI'IJttl ioo4 ? Aumy distress after meals ? ' _ .n3. lllns'l tutu ? Sharp ur 1111 Amiy bloall om' helchlng ? Heleh imp food or gas ? l\ Any heaviless ? ) ( nrtbul ? Hou rn lss ? YOnlll1 of reel ? Frequent nausea ? 1rel ti offensive ? Tongue con ttl ? Tonlle ( nn\ln fenlnllon ? l'tulpitmitiomi or henrt ? HUI taste itt moulh ? C'opelnuiml ] anti Shcllarl1 system of treat- (0IClaI11 , whie lest expensive , Is the mesa elllcicmit Imown. elclnt Imown.'H BOWELS 4' HlIUlar ? Cotmstipatctl ? Constpa tel I .ooe ? .Auiy cramps ? 8hl111 or chIl pains ? Auiy bioatl ? USI 'arthurtlcs ? Hnwel mishiy moved ? % , " Copelamiml \ "sly Rhl'IU111 sstrm or treatment - Cn\lelIHJ ) efficient mont \hle least . expensive , Is the meal Imown.'iE llDNE'S. Pains In back ? I harJ or aching ? Back \al , ? UrInate oren ? I Color ibmrmi ? In ulnatnq ? . Arc you feverish ? RIcin harsh ? Nyelels l'UrcII ? 1Iaiis 1111 flet swell ? Jllls , \I Copelnllt anti Sheparll system of trenf- nientvimiIe least expensive , is tIme meal elhiclent know'mi , ( ENERAL SYSTEM. Are you nrrvomms mind irritable ? : Tire easily ? Tiremi mnornimmgmt ? Colml haumils mmimml feet ? Soreness just below time ribs ? lii right or left side ? Bones nchue ? - Have dmihI ? Take cclii easily ? AiiS' nlmeimmmmmttismu ? , Toimmts swell ? Strength easily exhausted ? Face , imatmuis or tmmmmgtme 1)1110 ? Any eu'miptlon on body ? \Vhuere ? - ' Does it iiclu ? i7fllflhl watery pimples ? had scm'ufmula ? - Coi-telarmtl amid Shepnrml system of treat- memut , vimlie least expensive , is time most elllcient known. TOTAL EXPENSE. The cost of a uiull course of treatment by' Dna. Copolanmi mind Slmeparti lit a little fee . per momitim , vlmet1mer time reqimislte period ho three mouths or three weeks. Thmi fee includes nil mediclumes auni time constant anmi vatcimfuul care of all vatiemmts to a flnal cure. Trial treatment given fm-co. DIIS. COPELANO & SIIEPARD , ROOMS ill ANT ) 312 NEW YOflK LIFI BUILDING , OMAhA. NEU. 001cc ITour-D to II a. m. ; 2 to 5 p. m , Evenings-Wedn'sttays and Saturdays oahy1 mm to S. Senility. 10 to 12 m. GREAT BARGAIN SHOE STORE S.APIERCEaCO. . . 100 MAIN SPHEEP. . KNOCK DOWN PRICES ON SHOES ! 100 pairs of Ladies' Dongola Button , Hand & 100 pairs Ladies' Kid Bu t m , Oper a Lasts , Patent Goodyear Welts , Common Sens9 Lasts , Sizes Tip , sizes 21 to 7 , 2 to 7 , D and E widths , form3r price , $3 , $3.50 , and 4 , your choice , 79 ets. $ 1. 100 pairs Ladies' Red Goat Strap Sandals , regular - lar $2 kind , ° ets. .lOOpairs Men's Saxon Calf Bals and Congress Narrow , Square Toe , Patent Tip , Sizes C to 10 , Former Price $3 , now 100 Pairs Boys' Veal Bals , a goo1 seiviceablo Shoe , Sizes 2 to 5 , $1.5O . 75 ets. These are all Wew Coeds and the Best Va1ue Ever Offered lo this City1 - - - - - , : v..1h ) _ _ CONUCIL IILIJTT' t ) . . / ' , _ - STEMII ) ( . ' ) rT1 : : All kinds of Dyeing . _ _ _ . tilt , art 1 atlLd and ; : Tr. iI t ) I .3 I B p I fm' ' etmuimmeil fabrics mode - : . - -h YEWO jJ " ' m flI to look as good as . now , Work promptly , r = :5c ' . - . - ; ' - - - : - : I . I done and delIvered lol-i . - - In all Imarts of time ' 4OR Bend for : : . ltt. ° ' . . , , - . _ Broadway near North. western Dtpot CoU ) iotice to StnckIitIthi.r , Tbmo nm'mut'al nmeotirg of stocmt' b.i.'rs am Time Bee Pulihimmimimmg sornpany will be imohi fit theIr 0111cc , conmm-m' 17th amid Faremmumn streets , in time city of Omnahma , em ) Monday , Mmmrcht 4th. hittiS , at 4 uciocIc ii , in. , for time Pmmrimose of electing m bommrd of dIrectors anti mmuciu other busints mis may be imne. bented ( or ( 'oflsiderutiomm , By order of time iresldcnt GEoRGE B , TZSCIIUCK , Secretary. Film &e lOt Stockhmoidena' Iliectimig , Notice Is hereby given timat the regular animual meeting of the stockholders or the South Platte Land company will be held mit the chico of said company. In Lincoln , Nob. , at 11 o'clock a. In. , on time first Wednesday In March , i&5 , being tlme 6th day of the month , fly order of time Boarti of Directors. n. 0 , I'IIILLIPS , Secretary , Lincoln. Neb. , Fob , 4 , IS5. ; . , , , - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - tIllt 2 PA IMIDIhuI'tl ) Attorimiiys.mml.i.sw u1Ju (3 t a-mn i mm mutim i , U la i'm-act ice 1mm tIme State mmmti lemmioral Courime. itoummms 3O78fihiug ) yr Block , tioumitut limuir , m w. . . Special N011c88-000nciI Bluffs - ' CIIIS1NIIYS CL.EANBD VAULTII CLIIANID. . ii ijurke , at SY , ml. homer' . , f33 Ilroadwsy , LAltalI l'IIIVATB BAItN I"OIt ItlNT NSAII coull lmummee.Appiy at lieu otilce , Council IJIUrT. \'ANTBI ) , IIOAIID AN ! ) BOOM IN BXYIIANULI for mmmuslc lessons. Itddrt-smm lml. . , lice omiiee. 8TltA's'lli ) . A hAY IIOIIIII' . VIilUhiING 1,100 his. right imlad foot w.mite ; black nmane mmml tail ; , nnmmll white s'Qt ' aim right side ; imati imaltt'r on. I ) . I. iIam-tuumt , 431 W'obmmimmgtoa avenue , Cuummcl Bluffs. - i , . . . . . - ' - - - - - . ' -