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COUNCIL IIr4UFTS.
OFFICE , . . NO. 12 PIA1th BTntmT.
Dtlvred b canle to any lat ot the city.
II. W. TILTON , Lcszee.
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Grand : , Council lllurfs. E. F. Clarlc , prop.
Mayra Real Esato agency , 13 ! flroadway.
Ttegular meeting of the Central Labor
Iegulnr meetug
union thin afternoon at 2:30 : at Liberty hail.
Ior tale . for gartener : a nice lot of let-
tuc anti , C3bklge plants for hot bed I e. J.
, : n. McPherson , Council Bluffs.
Tim : lnlstorlal auoclaton meet In special
Bess Ion Monda at 2:30 : p. in. , In the pastor's
study In the First lrcshyterlan church.
The regular business meeting of the
Women's Christian association wi bo held
. ot Mr5. Sarah Ii. itoliers . 23 ! Vlno street ,
Monday afernoon , at 2:30 : o'clocl
The regular convocation of Star chapter
No. 47 , Royal Arch Masons , will bo held tomorrow -
morrow night ; at Masonic temilio. Al
members and , visiting companions era requested -
. Quested to be presen t.
Mr. Carl ( of the Oranll hotel has arranged
another of his elegant G o'clock dinners
today for the public. Flowers and music
'ivlii comhlno with the other gael things
wi
to make the event memorable.
r. M. Keyes , the roverenel , gentleman who
- took I lot of shoes from 11. A. Messmore ,
was discharged ) 'epterda ) ' . In making pub-
lic his decision Judge McGee took occasion
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to say that all the circumstances Indicated , ,
beyonll. a douht that ho never Intended to
report any of the goods ho had taleen.
Flora Jennings was II police court yes-
terlay morning charged with drunlenness.
. 1 Ofcer Wool and Deputy County ClerIc ] IOc
made the joint discovery that she was n man
. Instead of a woman , but the court turned
. her loose to leave the city before an Information -
formation could bo filed charging her with
p obtaining a jag under faI ( pretenses.
- Frank larlln was arrcs ell yesterday afternoon .
noon 01 the charge of forging the signature -
, ture of his brother W 1) . linrilin . to a check
for $12 and then passing the check on James
& Ilaverstocic. I Is clalmrd that he has
done the same thing frequently . but his
friends have always settled with his victims
until nor rather than cause the young man
any ( IiIllcnlty.
Sely 10ulb entered the house of a man
. , named ( Bush , at the corner of Twentieth
street all Avenue D , yesterday afternoon
and created a disturbance by applying all
sorts of vie epithets to each and every
i member of the Caml ) ' . Officer Weir went
down all found Hough In the act of fore- I
closing a mortgage on the place and arrested
him. 10ugh tried to get up a tight wIth the
other prIsoners.
The funeral of Mary Ward will tale place
this afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Later Day
SaInts' hurch , Rev T. " ' . Williams of-
flclatlng. The remains will be taken to FaIr-
view cemetery and placed beside those of
her husband , William Ward , The deceased
. was born In ngland and was one of the
early setters of Council Bluffs. She leaves
a son , JohI Ward , and tWo daughters , ! rs ,
M. FIfeld and ' Mrs Shields Roberts.
. Thomas F'lnley was to have had a pre-
lminary examination before Judge McGee
, yesterday morning on the charge of carvIng
bls friend , Clarence Sweet , but neither he nor
the prosecuting witness were present FIn-
hey turned up about hal an hour after court
bad been adjourned. J. 13. Sweet , the father
of the prosecuting witness , sall that hIs
son never got up until about 10 o'clock un-
Jess there was something unusual and he
evidently dId not think a court case In whIch
c. , the charge was assault with Intent to commIt -
- suit murder an unusual thlng ,
: We have over $300,000 to loan upon improved -
. proved Iowa fnrms. Farmers desirIng loans
. can save money by dealing direct wIth us ,
thereby saving agent's commissIon. We do
not loan on wild land ! . nor In Nebraska.
. Lujeo & Towle. 235 Pearl sHeet.
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S. Farnsworth Is home from a vIsit to
Seattle , Wash.
-r Mrs. W E. DrIggs Is visIting friends In
: . Avoca this week
' Mrs. D J. Gates Js visiting her mother ,
I , Mrs A. A. Briggs , of A voca ,
I Mrs. It E. Wels of St. Louis will visit
J _ her father , H. F. Ilattenhauer . thIs weck.
i Mrs D W. Archer and daughter. May ,
1 have returned from an extended eastern
k' . trIp.
trIp.Mrs
Mrs E. C. Worthington of Des Moines Is
In the city , the guest of her sister , 1rs ,
Ed nothert
Mrs Morley of Denver , who has been
vIsiting Mrl Debblngton the past week , has
h left for home.
John Dadisman . manager of the firm of
c Wood ! Dros. of South Omaha , was In the
, cIty yestenlay.
1 : Mrs J. 11. I'urcel and Mrs Charles E.
Woodbury are expected to arrive home from
M- n vIsit to Des Moines today.
, E. K Patterson . who was confined to his
bomo by a bad attack of typhoid fever for
several weeks , Is able to be out
Mrs. M. A. Arkwright has gene to Mont-
rose la" , on account of the Illness of her
suothor Mrs. Harmon.
: Ted the little son of City Attorney Hazel-
ton , Is recovering from un alack of scarlet
fever which a week ago promised to result
fatally. lIe Is now Improving rapidly and
wi be entirely wel before long.
J Unique Eveiiiiig'ii : lnt.rt"lllcnt ,
Vignettes from life , See them. LIving
r flcture&amuslng , pathetic all beautiful.
Music by Henry Smith's Modern Troubathours .
: Congregational church , Monday evenIng. Admission -
, - mission , 26 cents _ ; children , 15 cents.
; . Wanted , at once a man for farm and garden -
'S. den worle. J. n. McPherson , 1281 East Pierce
Itret , Council Durs ,
Y. M. ( ' . ; , . : leotl ;
There wi bo a meeting of the Young
} ' Christian association at 4 o'clock this
afternoon In the room In the Everett block , ,
to which all are invited. The feature ot the
: day wi bo a series of three-mlnuto talks
. em the following subjects :
, "Settling on a LocationV. . J. Levorett.
"Our Moves , " \Y. S. homer.
- "Our Field of Operations , " F. IL. Ieys.
"Intellectual Possibilities of Our Associa-
tion. " \V. A. Goehring.
"Social Posslblles of Our Association . "
O. S. Lawson
, - "Splrlual Iostbltes of Our Association , "
O. J. IcNlt
"Our Duty Toward Commercial Travelers "
- F. II. Orcutt.
"Railroad len , " Mr. howard .
, "The Young Men's Christian Association
I Vital Force In the Community , " W. I' .
c OMcor .
- "hlaipy : on the Way , " Henry DeI.ong.
, "Sixty Iays Hence , " larry Curtis .
' ) The regular annual meeting of the members
. of the Savings . Loan all luldlng association
will be held In lie superIor court rom at
the court house March 4 , at 7:30 P. m All
- Jembers are rtjuested to be present D. W.
Otis , secretary _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Best materIal all good ( cooking wIn In
running al eating house Pearl chop house
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H ' The following marriage licenses have beel
issued by the county clerk :
. Name nnd Address . Age.
' Slurry iiiycier Council hhluffii . . , . . . . . . 20
Iu Arnold , l'oUlcl 1Iufs. . . . . . . . . 1 !
David \lllm. . 1'ottavattnrnio Co. . . 21
Ella 1a" Hough , ' 'otawltamle Co. . . :1
I Clark llnh'nal Quick . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. Ella 1axter , Ncoia. . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . 3 Ii
' ( July I ' 1 \1 I.et
Only two wekes left of that half Ilrlce aile
4' AlL rnouidings pictures etc . just half price.
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- 1. I. . SMITh _ & CO. , 45 Main Street .
; Ilh'ktHI . ' a lu"Jr.
t Charles Lacy was kicked In the face by hIs
' horse In hIs bar on Harrison street rlday. I
- le Wi workIng with the animal when 1 be-
, came frlghlenc and ccmmcncel to kick , I
struck him In the face and In the ( chest , arms
and less , inflicting about a dozen painful but
; not serious bruises.
' Ou heating Itoves for rent anti for isle : t
Counci Bluffs GU CouIIHlny'1 olflce.
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Coils of the Lw Tighten Around the Grt-
weld Bank Robbers ,
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CII \ OF EVIDENCE IS NOW COMPLETE
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SlnhI' Sent to Chlcngo ruly Identified-
l'lkRl11ln Out on I"I--CI"SO" -
tlorile" ThInk They Invo
Riley hI Jail There.
County Attorney Saunders ( returned resler-
cay from Chicago , where he went to gather
evidence In the bank robbery case at Oris-
wold. lie succeeded In completng the identification - I !
tncaUon of the sttmps which were sent from
COlnIl luts to Chicago , ! that the chain
of evidence connecting the two men nol
under , arrest here , Hiey , who Is at large ,
and Davis and Ohnartn , the Chicago ac-
complces , wIth the robbery , Is nol com-
pete. ] Dlls Is the proprietor vf "Tho 10uso
of David , " one of lie worst fences In ChIcago -
cage , located on Clark street between Madison -
Ison and Monroe. I Is the resort of thugs
and plug ules of every description , and
Davis : Is the ( king bee of the lot For several -
oral years past , however ho has behaved
himself much better than of old , so tar as
appearances are concerned , and the police
have been unable to fasten any crime upon
him. The Chicago authorities caught him
with the vllso In his possession within a
very few minutes after they received the
telegram from the Council Bluffs polee announcing -
nouncIng the robbery. lie was arraigned In
the United States court on the charge of
receivIng stolen property belonging to the
government The authorities were not really
for the hearing , but they made so bold a hllf
that Da\ls and Olmnrln decided they might
ns well waive examination. They were bound
o\er. alll each furnished a bond In the aunt
of $5.000 for his appearance.
At 11:30 : yesterday morning a telegram was
receIved at the sheriff's office from Mayor
Ielste,1 , or Carson reading this way : "We
have the man. Send hooker to identify. "
This was the ( sequel to the telegram pub-
Ishel , yesterday mornIng stating that a fel-
low answerIng the description of Riley had
been seen there , but had broken away from
the police before he could be taken In cus-
tad ) ' . But little attention was paid to the
fIrst telegram , because there was nothIng
much more substantial to this rumor than
to any of the others thaD have been floating
around so freely lut when the second
cale Hooker decIded to go to Carson for
the ( purpose of identifying the man , I pos-
sible lIe started at 2 o'clocle with a horse
and buggy for a twenty-six-mile drive across
the country.
About 8:30 : o'clocle last evening Sherr I
Hazen receIved a telegram from his deputy
Hooker , 11aled at Carson , saying "lie Is
not the man " 'hether this statement hate
to bo taken at Its face value Is a mater of
some dispute. Some are inclined to thInk
that licker will bring the fellow back with
hum and that he Is the party who has been
wanted all along , but that the telegram was
so worded In order to throw the . 'ublc off
the track and thus avoid any possible dif-
culy with lynchers Others think that as
smart a man as Riley proved himself to be
would never drIft back to within sixteen
miles of the place where the robbery was
committed , and they would be very much
surprised If Hooker were to appear In tewn !
today with Nick O'Drlen's assailant u.der' '
his wing.
DetectIve John Hanley , of the 111"rton ! :
force In Chicago , arrived In the c'ey ' yester-
day and held a consu1atJn with the au-
thorities. He fed an information aganst !
both Smith and White In the United States
court , charging them with stealing stamps ,
from the government. He returned . to Chicago -
cage last eveulng. .
NEW GOODS . \T TiE UUS1'ON STORR.
Carloads of Stuff to Go on Sale onday
llorn n ; nli Ne , , rrlce
Two unbroken carloads of . gods , In addI-
ton to the regular case consignments that
have been received at the Boston store during
the past week , will go on E'le Monday morn-
Ing. And wIth the new goods come new
prlci that will astonish the ladles and all
other buyers of dry gods , lore than 2,500
pieces of new wash goods will be shown
Watch The Dee tomorrow for fuller descrlp-
ton qnd prices Every novelty anci every-
thIng nice that the asason has produce will
bo shown Monday's lIce will contain
lorlptons and prIces of the newest and
finest fabrIcs In wool dress goods and silks ,
and you will be more than repaid for care-
fully reading \ very word of the big advertisement -
vlrlsement that will appear.
FOWLER DICK & WALKER ,
Council Duls ,
SOCI\L.IA1 > ! ' NISGS LAST WEJI [ .
I "olts that I ntvcned the Last D.ya no-
fore Ioiit Coilinieliceil .
The near approach of Lent brought a
number of Important social affairs last week ,
whIch kept the gay world moving until Ash
Wednesday ushered In the season of slck
cloth , and Eel denial
The third and last assembly bal given
Monday night at the Grand hotel was a
brilliant and successful aralr , While lie attendance -
tendanco was not as large as the others
of the series , this was more than counter-
balanced by tim evident enthusiasm with
whIch those present went In for enjoyment
The dancIng hal was decorated with palms
and potted hihants while from the corners
of the room and the chandeliers hung
festoons of smiax and evergreens. During
the evening a banquet was served In lie
ordinary. Dancing was kept up to a late
hour.
_ The charity bal given Monday night at
Chambers' hal , under the auspices of the
Ladle of St. Ann's Aid society , was a
charming and highly successful party I
was largely atended , Refreshments . were
served.
! rs , J. L. Stewart gave a pleasant dinner
Monday night to a small party of friends
at her residence on Fourth street. The
tables were decorated with cut flowers and ! ,
the menu was olegant. Those present were :
Messrs. and Mesdames W. W. Loomis and
W. F. Sopp ; Everett and J. N. Baldwin ;
Messrs. Leonard all Ned Everett.
'ho Council Bluffs Maennerchor held their
eighteenth annual masquerade huH at the
Woodman hal Tuesday night . About 125
couples were present. '
The committee on arrangements had made
abundant provIsions for lie comfort and
entertainment of the ( guests The costumes
of the dancer were picturesque and reminded -
minded the onlooker of a typical German
masque bali . Calico , silk , velvet and cash-
mere mingled freely Through all the
Intricate movements of the ( dance there was 1
blending of yelow , blue , red , white and !
black , pleasing to the eye ) and productive of' '
unique combinations.
The lancing continued until a late hour.
lefreshments were served In an adjoining
room Everything requisite to an evening ot
thorough enjoyment had ben provIded by
the committee on arrangements .
A charmIng reception was given Tuesday
evening by Mr. and ! rs. J. D. dmundHon
at their homo on F'ifthi avenue The large
rooms opening Into one another were beaut-
fully decorated with palms and cut flowers
and In the hal the orchestra was stationed
behind n screen of ahiiis. In the drawing
rom \\'as I prCuslon of I.a France rose
all curtains of sllllax veiled the ( 'iiilows
The mantel In the ( back parlor was banked
with liyaehiithis . lilies of the valley and
orchids , while tie meteor roses and calla
lilies sllread a delightful fragrance In t10
library. Great bunches of meteor roses
brightened the dining room and lie tables
were ornamented with drawn work and cut
glass.
glass.Ir. . and Mrs Edmunson welcomed their
frIends In the drawIng room Assisting
thel were Mr and Mrs. E. E. Hart , Miss
SWal1 of Evanston and Miss LIndsey of
Omlha , Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Tlton
ushered tbe ( guests Into ( tb" dining room ,
where dalntr refreshments were Ber"ed.
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Mrs Hanchett and Mrs . Charles Ofcer pre-
sidell o\'cr the coffee anl , chocolate and Miss
nalllwin served the Ice About 200 gluts
were present during the evcnlng.
Mr. anti , Mrs. ft. 11. Harris entertained
a party of frIends at high five Monday even-
Ing. Those present were : Mr. anti Mrs. J.
O'Nei , Mr. antI Irs. Moore , Mr. anti Mrs.
C. H. Graves , Mrs. I. . Ilhsmlh , and the
Misses Laura IAng. Anna and lancho
Mikesel , Lily S\\an , Neto Morris , Bertha
Schlcketanz arid Miss Green of Omaha ;
Messrs. J , Pool , E. Ii , Ott . F. Thorne , C.
Smith and E. I. I ! Bullock of Omaha. The
first prizes were wQn by Miss Nettle Morris
and Mr. Bullock ,
The Oakland Avenue Reading club met
with Mrs. George Sanford at her home on
Grant street Friday afternoon. Those present
were : Mesdames C. M. Hark , Ii. W. lazle
tonV. . J. Le\'eret F. n. Orcut ( , Ernest
Cole , Dlxby , Waterman , F. C. I.ougee , W.
O. Dorland , J. H. Arthur Mines Evans ,
Camdy ( and Comstock of Mount Pleasant.
Mrs. Mary I.okwool ( of 812 South Sixth
street was pleasantly surprised Wednesday
evening by a merry company of friends who
brought cards anti refreshments with them.
Irs. it. J. Meyer tntertalne ( n number
of frIends Tuesday evening at 2216 SIxth
avenue at a checker ] party.
Mr" A. 1 lanchet entertained the P.
E. O. society Thursday evening at her
home , 120 Fourth street.
John J. Fralney will give a ShakespearIan
entertainment Tuesday , evenIng at the Baptist
church for the benefit of the Sunday school
The Crystal League Literary society of
Omaha and the Council Bluffs high school
cadets held In oratorical contest FrIday even-
lug at Dohany's opera house , whIch was
fled to ( almost its full capacity . The pro-
grain Ilresentcd was a good one , blt much
too long , the decision of the judges not
beIng annonlee,1 , until nearly midnight. Dr.
Stephen Phelps presided Doth sets of con-
testanl ( ( showell I great deal of caroftil l prepa-
raton , but on the general average the de-
cision of the Omaha judges came out nhead.
The judges were Messrs. Condit of ! ed Oak
and 'f'ndal of Omaha and Miss Clute of
Alanlc , Dy them the ( palm was given to
Omaha for essay and oration and to Council
Bluffs for debate and declamaton , Omaha
won In the grand total hy a score of l,3iO
to 1.330 polnl :
The Twenteth Century chub will meet at
the ( home of Mr and Mrs. W. J. I.evcrlt
320 Avenue E , Tuesday evening , March 5.
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NOW IT'S sisihtrs.
Ilnnlsun Ir08 , ' Sensaton for ! onlllY'
Monday Is election day , and on that ( lay
all classes of men can , If they choo , "elect"
to wear the nobhlest and most st'lsh new
shirt of the season , finely laundered , with
collar and curs attached , for 60c nnlson
Dros. will put on sale on Monday morning ,
and continuo until I o'clock In the evenIng ,
a big line of these new percale shirts ( , In all
ahiade. They arc regular 76c and $1.00 shIrts
and have never been sold for less than 75c
anywhere on earth , but you can have all
you want of them Monday for GOc Buy a
new shirt before you vote , and 1 will help
you to vote right.
SomethIng for the ladles ? Yes ; all the
LL unbleached muslns they want for 3 fc
n yard , and they can have all day to buy
It In DENNISON DnOS. ,
Council Bluffs.
Duls.
ALL'S 'Alt IN l'OL1TICS
: IIYO anti n.co..e. of Walnut no I Little
SchemIng on Thol. Own iccount.
The little town of Walnut , In the east end
of the county , Is passing through the throes
of an election , like most other towns In the
state , but owing to an unforseen circumstance
the Australian ballots to be used next 10n-
day will have only enC set of names upon titerS.
\Valnut has two parties In local elections ,
the people's . . ( and' c els' " 'ior ' . .1' republicans
and democrats , are unkno\yn there , excepting
In case of sate all national 'electons , Dy a
clever game of freeze out the peoplo's party
has been completely circumvented In theIr
plan to have a ticket before the publc , They
tupposed until a few days ago that n petition - '
ton for electon should be fed In the office '
of the county audior ,
After the time required by law had passed
In which a petition could be fed , they discovered -
covered that they had made a mistake and
that they should have fed their petition In
the office of the town recorder , They there-
upon fed theIr ( petition with the recorder ,
but the representatives of the citizens' party
raIsed objectons , The mayor recorder and a
member of the cIty councIl to be choesn by
hot are made by law a bead for determIning
whether certificates of nomination are legally
made out . and the mater was laid before the
board. Unfortunately for the ( people's candi-
datet layer H. V. Datey and Recorder N.
H. Lewis are both candidates fez : reelecton
on the cttzen ' ticket . and as they const-
tutCl a majority of the board they promptly
overruled the objections thaI had been made
by the peoples : party to thl ( citizens' pet-
ton , sustaining the objections made by the
citizens to the people's candidates , and the-
clde that only the candIdates of the pcople's
party should have theIr name printed upon
the official ballot ,
The people's party leader/ then brought the
matter before JUdge Smith , who was holdIng
n session of the dIstrIct court at Atlantic , and
asked for a mandatory wrIt to compel the
board to reconsld , ts determination all
publish the people's party ( ticket along wIth
lie other After hearing lie arguments of
the attorneys Judge Smith held that the law
made the decisIon of the board final , and
denIed the writ. The leaders or the people's
party are considerably worked up over the (
decisIon , but just what they will do about I
remalne to bo seen
'Uow's Your : liole ?
The latest fad , and the most sensible one
which has struck the city In a long time . Is
of an athletic nature. D W. Dushnel lately
put In a supply of the "Whitely exercisers "
and now there are several scores of ambitious
athletes and health seeleera who are enthusI-
atc In their use and praIse of the ( "exer-
cisers. t The exerciser Is a complete gym-
nasIum , small enough to be poIsed In a collar
box , and yet containIng all the needful appl-
ances for fecurlng such exercise as comes
from rowing bal tossing , bowling , put-
( lag the shot , drilling n stone , running -
fling a hiandcar ete. Every man his
own Snndow" I the catchy label , and I Is
truthful enuogh to be appropriate. The
Whitely exercIser Is a most IngenIous arrange-
ment , and It Is as cheap an athletic sport and
aH euro a prescription as one could wish for.
The prlcM vary from $2.00 to $5.00 , according I ,
to finish , and It can be put In position In
any room In hess than five mlnutos Those
who want better health or more strength
should step Into Bushnell's and examIne lie
little Sallow maker.
TlOUIJ : ! CO\11 CE ( } .UC.Y.
Lafayette - I.ncas hedging RI olnoor the
First NIJht Atter lila 'VI"Iln , ;
Unless present intentions miscarry thl (
wedded bliss of Lafayette A. Lucas will b of
short duration . for even now there Is a cloud
obscuring future happInes , and ho has been
but a few hours the possessor of a bride.
Yesterday he applied to the clerk for license
to marry Miss Eta ( Cribbs and as the ( age
of the maiden was only 1 tIme written consent -
sent of her parents was necessary. This was
forthcoming In Ohio shape of a letter . to
which the ( name of the young lady's mother
wan signed . which containe the nledeJ ( r-
mission. The license was Issued , And shortly
thereater ( Justice Clalerbucl ( made them
man amid wife ,
14tter In the day Mrs Cribbs heard of the
affal : ' anJ 1110nOu/ccd the letter giving her
consent to the msrlnge a forgery and on the
advice of County Ator/y : Saumiders , a war-
rant was sworn out before Justice \Ien
charging the new made groom with writing
It 'he warrant was Issued , but late last
evening the olccrs' had not succeeded In 10-
c"'tn the young .man ,
\ 'e ! , the ' Eagle laundry Is "that good
laundry , " and Is located at 72 Broadway
I In doubt IOJt this . try 1 and bo cosivinced
Dou't ) forget name and number. Tel. 157.
Latter U"y I onh'roiico.
A confernce of lie Church cf Jsus Christ
of the Latter Day SaInts Is to be held at
huntington hal , 104 Broadway , In thIs city ,
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Sunday And MondayMrch . 10 and 11. Three
sessions will be hel ' /ch ? 11ny. at 10 a. m.
anti 2 antI 7 p. m. T2o public Is invited to
attend nil lie ( serl ' ' ! " A number of elders
from other placeD afpected _ to be Present
and take part In thi ? lllborations. ,
Si : TIU.'IAI " l u TO : oor.
I'rell I.outalngor Tltiq'k'a I ' ' flack Ioo Iuto
amid 'thItse " tolrt .1 , 1111n ii Tnrlcl ,
Molle Graham IYl3 at 301 North Seventh
street She has then mIxed lp In a number
of rackets of "arlol ! , dimensions , In some
of whIch guns nmll1vo'tra figured con-
splclols ! . ler latest effort at notoriety
was made last eveh1hl , when he called at
Leutzlnger's house . M ' Avenue A , and flourishing -
Ishlng a large revolver , asked to see the head
at Iso house. The head or the house heard
her ask for him and suspecting what she
wanted made a beeline out of the back door
and ( down street . For n tIme ho was afraid
to show himself on the street and Rot George
Schlnclele , a neighbor , to notify the polIce.
During the evening he fed an information
In Justice Cook's ' , court charging her with
assaul with intent to kill all she was nr-
reste by Oflicer Weir at a dance In hiughie.a'
hail .
For a number of months past Leutzlnger's
name anti , that of lie Graham woman have
been connected by the gossips , and It was
reported last SUh1rer that I.eutzlnger hall
mallo up his mlnl , to wed again , anti that
M01e was to be the ( blushIng bride. But he
has since then met with a change of heart
and whether Mole was at any time his
nrosiiid bride , she Is not now She makes
no hones of lie fact that she Is jealous of
Lena Jensen , a girl who works In Lent-
zinger's family , and I \\'os I.eutzlnger's allowIng -
lowIng this girl to remaIn tinder the same
roof with him that brought down the ( b-
streperous Mollie's wrath last night
To Wake VI' Trndn
' \0 will offer thIs week any thing packed In
tIn at about one-hal its actual value. Below
Is a Cew of the many bargains we have to
offer you this week : les I California peaches ,
per can , 13c : good California peaches , per
can , h1i/c ; plo peaches , per can , tIc : California -
fornia apricots per can , lie : California egg
plums , lie ; California green gage plums .
per can , lie : California muscat grapes , per
can . 10c : California Bartlett pears , tier Ian ,
lie ; Calfornia white cherries , 13c : gallon
can of apples , only lc ; blackberries , per can ,
Gc ; blueberries , per cnn , ic ; raspberries ,
per can , 8c : strawberries , per can Gc :
gooseberries , per can , 8c ; strlngltss beaus ,
per can , 6c ; lma beans Gc ; wax beans per
can , ic ; good corn , per can , only 6c : Glen-
wood corn , per can , 81c ; solid packed ( toma-
toes per can , G,4c ; oil sardines . 3c ; mustard
sardines , per can . Gc ; marrowfat peas per
can . lc ; Fr\ch peas , per can , 12c : mantis-
rooms , per can , 1ic : 3-1b can California
raspberries , per can , lie ; 3lh. can Call-
foria blackberries per can , lie ; large can
of pumpkin , only 6c ; 3-1b. can Boston baked \
beans , lie ; 4-lb can Prlco's baking powder ,
$ ,43 ; l-Ib can Price's baking powder , 3Gc :
8oz. can Price's baking powder , 21c ; G-Ib
can Calumet bakIng po\\der. only 69c ; l-lb
can Calumet baking powder , iCe ; l-Ib can
Don Don baking powder 7c
DROWN'S C. 0 D.
Council Bluffs , Ia.
Change 'n'Tlmc.
The time of holding the funeral of Mrs. J.
M. Patton has b changed I to .1 o'clock this
afternoon from thie.jresi1enco of D. S. Ter-
wihhiger . G41 Fifth avcnue .
The funeral of Mi : "T 1 [ Lyon wm be
held this afternoon al 2 o'clock at 718 Mi
street , 11ev Stephen Phieps ofciatng , i
Davis the drug , paint and glass man , fur- ,
nlshed The Bee ofM , : the C. , B. & Q. offIce '
and Smith & May'e place'wlh new plate glare
windows yesterday. J
Davis sells drugs.PI ; . and glass cheap
TllVOIT TIE EpI.TR IN CU XTEMPJ' :
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"IOrOH Editorlat ' Comsuant of a Des
MoIiio , I'ssper 'Cststie' I. 'ensatInn.
DES rWINES , In , March 2.-Specilah ( / Tel-
egram.-Thie ) appedrance or an editorial In
the Register this 'n rnlng savagely assaul _
'
'tngtW ; S ; Rehm nd andtbrchly ! hinting
that he exerted a questionable Influence 'over
Judge ' Stevenson "Wl o , 'blcause of' ' thus -al-
leged influence . refrained from sending Rlth-
month to jai In default of the production of
the missing records of the wreclcl Union
Savings and Loan associaton , caused an Informal -
formal meeting of a , SLrQf members of
the association this forenoon , when tt was
agreed to cal a meeting of the bar
association this afternoon and pass reso-
lutons calling upon the district court to
cite R. r Clurlson of the Register before
the court for contempt
The meeting was tc have convened Imme-
diately following the assignment of cases
by Judge Stevenson at 3 o'clock. but the
attorneys became divided In opinion In re-
Inton to the proprIety of the proceeding
and the meetIng wait not caled ,
A reporter' ( met Clurkson on the street a
few minutes after the attorneys had abandoned -
doncc the plan of adopting denunciatory
resolutons , He nowlEdged writing the
article ani intimated jhiere would be all
kinds of amusement .here about If an attempt -
tempt should be made to drag him before
the court for contempt
W. S. Richmond was summoned before
Judge Stevenson of the district court thIs
morning and argument hind to show cause
why he Hhoulll not be a.ljlllgell In contempt
of court In having faIled to prOuce cer-
( alti missing records of the Union . Savings
all Loan association , of wllch tie was
manager . and bo committed to jail until
court he shall comply with the order of the
The arguments consumed the entire
morning session or the court and wore not
concluded unti after 2 o'clocl this afer-
noon , when Judge Stevenson rendered a
decision releuRln < Richmond from the
chlrge , The Judge ] saul In Ilnrt : "When
upon the wuesstund Richmond persistently -
enty stuted lint he knew nothing of the
whereabouts of the b\oles In question . anti
that he had not removed them from the
omce ( or the associaton , There hl/ been
Introduced evidence In tIthe proceeding
which shows very wrong conduct cn the
part or RIchmond with reference to the
affairs of the association . There has been
shown tn ithiort many reasons why Rich-
month should desire the disappearance of the
Ilooies of the association . and many reasons
for believing that ho. was In fact the In-
trument whereby they were removed. lint
,
he Is not on trIal now for such offenses.
nor II he on trIal for his wrong eondUd
with reference to the affairs or the as- I
sociaton ,
"Tho only question that can be deter- I
mined here is . has nlchmonl the abIlity to
deliver these books ? In addition to his
testimony on the Itand he has fe,1 , his
allidavit stating that It Is Impossible to
comply statng order to deliver the books.
One might wih much reason conclude
that he may have dcstrpYtll them , as that
would bl lie most natural thing for him
10 do under the circumstances but In that
event he would not be guilty of eonlempt.
unless the destruction occurred utter the
order of the court was served upon him.
There Is an titter Inck of evidence Hh'wlng
hat Ir Richmond should be confined In Jai
an indefinite length pC jime he would complY -
plY with the order" . I' '
"I confess that I save been brought to
see the disregard IVcllnond has shown to
the rights of those Ivll have trusted hlml
rlhtl
I have felt that thercourt might not bo SO
'nreful or hIs , but when I ama ' brought
race to taco with ti , fQCtH and my duty , I
am required to p 'Milo such feelings.
My conclusion Is thjlt ( here Is no evidence
showIng that " ' . B.5'Ttit'hunond l Is guilty or
contempt of this c tstt \ In failing to com-
ply 1 > wIth the orderJlht'etororo made , "
ash n'nr II 'Ixnnuraled.
DES MOINES , f4T 'fl\ \ 2.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-A ) decision W/IBreuched / thIs morn-
Ing In lie impeaauBcit case or Mayor
hiihhls. The vlrdlqt \s not guilty ' the
Ills. :
vote standing eighst1fQ , qne. the hatter being
Alderman tiathsiss. ole only ( leunocratic
Alierman .lathl. tt democrtc
member or . the coSfiil ( ( . After tIme Intro
duction of n small Imolnt of evIdence this
mnorniuig the entire Line ( was taken up
with Irguments or . un.el , whIch lalted
till 5 o'clock when ! vellct was rendered -
dered In short order . . , ; ,
S.H.II , IA1'S.IH , J'llIBl'T. .
Eour ot the Firmest ilibek. tn the City Ue-
,
alrO.t Hld the 1'111101 Mi HI.rr"dln
SALINA Ian. , March 2-A terrifIc fire
Is raging In the business porton of this
city Already four of the finest IJrlcl
blocks are In ruiiis . mUlti although the tire-
men are fighting heroically It looks UI
though all the west side at Santa Fe IWO-
flue from the Oblr block north to 1'01
avenue will go Ull In lame9. 'ho lIre
started , at : 10 o'cloel In the basement at
the ( OPec bloek. 1 tine thn'e'ltory brick
structure 'l'he lire hus consumed the Ober
lre
bloc It , the Urcer blo le. the Mlsoniu tem-
1Ie , and is now In the Grand Central hotel
A desperate effort Is being mldc to check
I. The loss sofar - - - Is or - $ OtO
Stock hluld I"rnllla for 1'.IJuarT.
CHICAGO. March 2.-The estimated gross
earnings or time Hock Ila ni system for
February are $ .010 , ( . a del'reaa" . al com-
reared with esthnate gross earnings of the
sumo month last year of 1221,2G2.
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CHARLES M'COY ON TRIAL
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Answcrn3 : to the Charge of Asistng
Taylor f Rob South Dakota
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MAKING A O' SnRATE FIGHT FOR LIBERTY
Ul'o.e" 15111sgtilis UrrrRt,1 hut Its SII'-
Ilorters Still hope tu Irllg I ;
UII nt the I.nlest
: s outcast .
PIERRE , S. J , larch 2.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram-Tht ) trIal of Charles McCoy for can-
Rplracy to help Taylor defraud the stat
began before Justice Yarnel this afternoon ,
the attorney general handling the case for
the state No evidence of large Importance
was Introduced. The defendant's attorney
argued at length to Ilsmlss the ( complaint ] on
the ground ( hint It wits faulty In not statIng
In overt act , but this was resIsted by Crawford -
ford and ( overrucll. ] The defense fought the
attorney general's questions Inch by Inch ,
and four-fifths or the tme was consumed In
legal arguments on points of evidence . The
wltnessl's summouell were the deputy treasurer -
urer , the state auditor Cashier Humphrey
of the Hedfcll bank Attorney General Crawford -
ford anti John E 1)Iamnouiti. ) The last two
were the only ones having hnporlnt Infor-
maton , and they were not allowed to give it .
The trial I wi last probahly fully a week ,
Senator lettgrew has sent a sworn state-
ment to lie investigatIng committee , hut its
contents are ns yet unknown
St'i NO UU 'I IAIUT.CSI
l.egent Legislature thin 1IIIrN1 TholBnl.1
IIII&M ( 'hnller Thal Sun 1,1.1.
PJ nHE March 2.-Speclal ( Tehegrana.- )
In the Senate the ( annnal alllroprllton ! bill ,
amounting to $ S9.9G. . wits Int\oduced , This
Is a Ravin of $160,00 ever two years ago
'rhe houRo committee haB al'eCl upon n
bill RUbslnntuly the same ns thnt of l)3. )
In thin senate th '
: J following Imllc stunt mes-
urea passed : Boyce's bill for the elect.n :
of a city assessor In Sioux Falls : for the
issuance of bonds to reimburse the school
fund for Taylor's de llcntou : approprIating
for expenses for selecting endowment
Innds
In tIme house the hill relucng , stenoJ-
rapher fees from 10 to 8 cents per folio .
wan passed , also the bill reluclng ( county
nuditors' salaries. The lull estjtbhIshisi
schools for feeble mlmled estlbllhhiJ
Miller and St. Lawrence wits killed , as
was wnrden the bill establishing the olce or game
The divorce bill died today According
to the notice gIven ) 'elterlla ) ' by Burke ! ,
the motion to recollldcr the vote h ) ' which
the bill was lost yesterday was made hut
this was defente h1' a vote of 39 to 36
This probably kills the measure for the
i itesslomi , though there Is some talk of effecting -
fectn ! a combinatIon by whIch both the
woman suffrage bill and the divorce bill
will be taken from the table and Iiasseh. ,
Such an let would not be In accordance
with precedent , but In the opinion of con-
sttutonal lawyers would be safe
Minnesota SOl018 Weary of Chn. ! . . .
ST. PAUL March 2.-1) nn unanimous
vote today the house rei used to Investigate -
gate thc distribution of the 'arId's fair
appropriation , after a warm dIscussion In
which It was plaInly 'stated that members
were weary of charges of all sorts . unsup-
ported by the Imowledge of fraud The de- I
bate clearly showed the p ohable acton ot I
the proposed investigation and possible Im- I
penchment of Governor Clough and Bank I
Exnmlner Kenyon. '
In the house today Representative Bowles' '
introduced . anti had adopted by unanimous
Vote resolutons stntng that the Fifty-
third congress would cense to exist 1on-
day ; that the people have during thIs congress -
gress been subjected to untold misery ,
financIal dlst\ess and Political disgrace ,
"itesolveth . . ' 'hut. American lmtrlote pco-
lime are awaiting . tie hour of deliverance .
thereby declaring that they have determined -
mined that never again will they trust the
business affairs of this great nation to
democratic hands "
lemocratc
J' Legtsmittve Clmlhl" II Oltllhoin' ,
GU1'HHIE , Old. . March 2.A combination -
ton has , been effected In the legislature to
locate all time territorIal Institutions and a
bill was rushed through thIs morning 10-
. eating the penitentary , So warm did lie
discussion grow that It was necessary for
the scrgeant-aV'armns to interfere several
times to prl'ent personal encounters between -
tween members Lively times are looked
for all next week , which Is the last of the
session A bill was put through this morn-
hug giving to rimobtite judges the right to
grant di'orea and one amending the libel
law so 'S to mukl' libel a mlulemeanor In-
stead at : telony.
Waiie else 1011 ; ulo Iisvoselgsttetm.
DENVER , March 2-Senator Carne introduced -
)
troduced a resolution In the legislature to-
day urging Colorado members ot congress
to attempt to secure a'n Investguton b ) '
congress of the recent band sale.
on . 1..r.ctnRI ! haunt for Senator.
DOVER . Dol" , larch 2-One ballot was
taltn for United , States senator todl ) ' . Hc-
suit : Higgins . 6 : Addicks G ; Massey . 4 ;
1ayanl. 4 ; " 'olcot. G.
Ille O'd ; Hory ( 'OlrA rrom Idmilie.
nOISE , Idaho. . March 2-1'he senatorial
ballot tola was as follows : Shoup , 19 ;
Sweet , 18 ; Llaggctt , 11. .
lU .IL EST.JTE IB,1 CONCLUDLJi .
Twenty- Elve T'"I..lt ' Acres Iii C.nVrod
I e"llty. 1ova . 'ro8turrc.1 ,
SIOUX CITY : March 2-Speclal ( Telc-
gram-The largest single deal In farm land
In this county for a number of years has
just been closed , b ) which 2,50 acres or
the old Garretson ranch near the ( city , Is
)
sold to CV. . l'ayne 'f Crawford county ,
Iowa , for $ : .O. Pane Is 1 bunker at West
Side and wIll male the ranch Into the largest -
est stock farm In thIs section ,
No new steps wert secton today In the
troubles of the lulou Banking company
The olcers hope now th..t the crisis will
he passed without 1 receive-ihtlp or asslJn- wi
ment. No new atachments Iwve been taken
out against the concCn and the claims on
.hlch : t cment. have been made will
probably be settled soon. The stoclholdcrs
will o-l In their power to leeep the company -
pany from being forced Into liquidation amid
the creditors are understood to bo of the
opinion that this course wi bc best for
them
Judge \Valeefeld has decided , In answer to
questions adllrcsscd to him on hehnlt of the
persona Interested In the effort to elect a
woman on the school hoard , hint ( thither n
recent law of the ( state women can vote at
the ( coming scho1 electiomi. They have II-
read ) ' put 1 cumldate In the field-Mrs.
Augusta Dean-and will turn out to vote for
her. 'rhe election will he the first In which
the women have taken part and they propose -
pose to win _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
ltulvern1 Slave u New Iinnk .
IALVI RN , Ia , March 2.-Speclal.-A ( )
fourth bank In the town Is now assured , I
has been known for some time that ( Inothel'
was contemplated , This week the organiza-
ton waH completed ( and at n meeting of the
stocleholders the following olcers were
electl : Presldcnt , A. J. 'Vearln ; vice pres-
Ident , S. B. BurneH' cashier , J. C 'l'aylor.
'rho authorized capllul Is $ ,0. with f20o
paid tip I Is expected that the Imlance of
the ( capital stock will soon be paid iii . us
most of lie stcclholdcrl are lmon our
wealthiest citizens. Mr. 'carin Is owner
or the xchange bunk of Instns ( , which
silt he discontInued 111 merled ! Into the (
new bank. Mr. Barnes was until lately ] a
memhel' or the Boehner Mercantile company .
Mr. Taylor was pre.hlet or the Farmers
National bank , untl he sold out his Interest
about two months mtn. ' 1he title of lie (
new Institution ! wl:1 : be the Mills Cu0y ( Sayings -
Ings bun . ' 1hey will occupy the front
room on the first Iloom' of the new Paddock
block whIch Is behsmg fitted up In nice
sty he ,
Time town election next Monday promises I
to ( develop considerable Interest. ) I scents '
to be n contest between the ( "Ins" an,1 ,
, , , ,
" otia. " At a caucus held , at the ( town huh :
February 21. called by Mayor Du Hhlne ,
the following ticket was nominated :
Mayor , John Du Shale ; recorder .
\v g , Kline : treasurer , James J.
Wilson ; street commissioner , V. ' . W. \'iils ;
councimen , Rd I Brown ansi C. g. hloisnes
\itli the excellton ofVihIs . the nomInees
are at IlreElnt fling the \ "I lens to which
they have been nominated
Immediately after Jle caucus adjourned I
number of citizens . feeling that snap jlI-
( !
ment had been plnycd on them , circulated (
a petition to have the ( olo.wlnl Ilerl nH
stand : Mayor H. I , . Hummon : street
eomnmnii'sioner , I. I hiowinan ; councilmen ,
\v A , Crow nnl ( I. V , ' . Sknten. No nomlnu-
ton ; wus made ftr recorder and treusurer
I.allll" of auisesm..mtlcami. .
MANNING la. . lurch 1.-0 the gdlor
ot 'fhe lee : I there a state In the Unied
States that lohlhls n white woman from
' ?
marrying a
1 \ . , IrTZO .
lore than half the states either prohIbi
.
or treat as void such mnarrieges.
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MEDICINES MADE FREE !
IMMENSE GOD Dom : UNIEH ) T H COPEIAND AND SlEPAU ) SYSTEM. .
Excellent Men Con'ltulngthe StnffofSpecInhtst3--Mcdtcal \ Core n
Nominal Cost-No Fee Role
- Beyond 0 Low Monthly
for Continuous Sot'vlco Till Curod. ,
I 19 aer ) common thIng for stricken
nll nmlchl people , blaH tell by souse en-
tnrrhal rot or Ihnlllnl throuh ( lie worM
with Bore deep organic tiiene , to hear
cuithtmsiastic comumnendattomi of the Copeland
and Shiepard medical system , 'rhicy nrc told
( hint for the relief amid cure of lung troubie ,
kithiie' troubhe , stomach trouble , or other
chronic blight of lire there is mmmi system of
nti'mtfltmiges to compare with those offemeil
Ii ) ' ( hilt practice , What Is ( lie logic of ( hits
comniutentlation ? -
Accorthing to ( lie evidence that govermis
all inca 1st tIme forniatlosi of opInlomus , ( lie
fstctg are : Fitst , ( limit the Copelamiti nilil
Siiepard staff Is nindo tii excitisively of mcmi
¶ vIio are kmiowii , simmgly auth intiI'iilmnhiI' , , as
nutting tIme comnpotemit sjieeialists of ( hue lire-
fession : secommul , that timi systema Is bascil
( spout a clearer theory of dIsease month Is logic.
fill' nttemitlcd with bettor hirtietiCal results
( hum att' of thiC inethiothic forimierhy cmnp'.oyeml ;
thiirtl , that the Copolimtd amid Simeparti treat-
macmit is mtfforticd at less thiuti oiie.folirthi the
ordimiarv charges , there bouimg no fee exceed.
imig a iosv rate itioiitiuly , incluitling niedi-
cinr's.
The Point is ( lint these mnatteus are as
firmull' Imiht4tiluitiiltei ( as miuty Ineisinmit itt i0
cortleti history. Not one Vt'hliittuhlle witness ,
mint hOd rcliuitnble wltsiesmtes , but ilvo ( lion-
snuith seputable vitmiesses have testluletl to
( hose Itoints , in rimmt antI in lflilihie , from
their own Personal exii'riemice. That is on.
thuority enough , it linK ( lie weight of mt liiltie.
Atil , emi mmcli authority , minute can sin or err
iii cotmimnending the Copelautil and Shucpard
treatment to suffei lug fehlow-mnoitalsh
WAS A PHY31CAL WRLCK.
_ I,4 , All Jimgitt Nowmmml the Cuire Is
I'erimmaum cii t.
Mr.V. . C , Mooney , 1601 South Thirty-
fourth street , mm. telegraph operator at time
central olhlce of ( \Vesermi ( Union , says :
"After treating for over two years with
various doctors , mind getting verse mill ( lie
timnti , I was tudvlseul to go to 1)r. Shtepurtl. :
Vlien I thid go I was about its imearls' ii
PhYsical s'reck at ; is often seen. My troubles
were catarrhm of tIme hmemuol , uttotnachi amid bowels -
els , with great nervous prostriution. 1,11' , digestion -
gestion amid sleep vere w'retehteti-to i'umchs a
degree ( limit I enuilti hardly retmuiim mv humidness -
ness PositIon. hiumt imnuler Dr Slieputtl' : care
I improved ( ruin the start mitmui sun iii excellent -
lent liemtlth-mnttchm bettor in tnct timmin I have
been for years. It is nearly a yemur , now1
since my cure , anti I know it is permanent. '
COUNTRY PATIENTS.
SeuuUmig for Syunmitomn Itlitusius ammo Tmukiimg
Trcntmnt'it l ) auth
MRS. MARY F. hOLLAND , Friend ,
Neb. , whom l'resldent Clevelauttl appolmtteul
postmistress at that itince last week ,
writes :
"lixpress package came duly to hmanti
Thank you. Began your treatment one
week ago Inst night. I am very muichi
better alreauhy Stitce Momiday I have en-
jOI'Cd more good feehimig ( han 1 have before
for several nmonthis. Such a change in so
short a time Is simply womiderful. i'ester-
( iLt ) I walked dowsi town atiti back wiliotut
being utterly exhausted on reaching home.
Your treatment , or ehe may faith iii your
treatmnemit , has wrought ( hue charm , "
F1It'T miTEI' IN ' , It I I. CIIIIt.Sil.
For those desiring the until treatment ,
the first step is to senti letter or potnh to
311 and 312 N. Y. Life Bldg. , for Drs.
2'hIO c.lLIFuIci'it RtCUIfJS 15JWICIt.
Soven-Furoog aunt lul1 Steepto (2hmne Cosmrso
5lrs iIziiison'iy I.ow'rel.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2.-Two Cahifor-
nm records were broken today. The seven-
furlong record of I:2Gl : was lowered to 1:26 :
by McLlght , who boat Imnported Percy , an
otldS-oa favorite. The full course steeple.
chase record of 5:33 : was brought down to
5:21mby : Eli Kemitlig , beating Floodniore by
a length. Three favorites von. Weather
pleasant ; track lIne ; attendance large. liar-
ney Sehirieber rondo a big winning on Eli
Kentlig , ( lie amount stated to be $7,000. Sum-
marks :
lrirst race. six furlongs , selling : Niaragn.
89. Kenny (20 ( to I ) , vosa ; 1.0(11 , 100 , Jirady (2 (
to 1) ) . mieconul ; Steaulfast , 103 , ltusel (3 to I ) ,
third. Time : Ih55. : Albrceclc , Lochainvar ,
Dr. Gartimser , Joe Frank , Yanydene , Sliver
and 1l Tirano also rail.
Second race. seven furlongs : McLIghit. 99 ,
Griffin (4 to 1) ) , wonl i3raw Scot , lii , Carr
(3ito ( 1) , second : Imported Percy , 110 , 11cr-
gen ( I to 2) ) , third. Time : 1:26. : Bermmardo
also ran.
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Third race , Rncine stakes , 2-year.ohuls , half
a mile , value $1,000 : imaporteul Santa Della ,
115 , Griffin ( t to 5) . womi : Coda. 115. Weber
(50 ( to B , seconul ; Marionette. 115 , Hennessy
(8 to 5) . third. 'J'ime : 0:49m : , . Tennessee
Maid , hirltannla , Ezztu , filly , also ran.
Fourth race , Hawthorne stake. steeple-
chase. full course , value $2,00 : Eli ICeiihi : ,
139 , Chancy (5 ( to 1) ) , won : Finodmore , 170 ,
Mclnerny ( S to 5) ) , seconul ; Wootiformi. 113 ,
Almnarlc (5 ( to 1) , thIrd. Time : 5:2h'Long. : .
s'eIt anti My Luck also ran. My Luck fell.
Fifth nice , mile anti a quarter , hianuhican :
Oakland , 09 , Gruilln (3 to 1) ) . won ; Ghlenti , 102 ,
Bergen ( i to 1) ) . second : Tlsornhlll. 115 , Carr
(6 ( to 5) ) . third. Time : 2:09 : % . Claudiuls , GarcIa -
cIa mind Eckert also ran.
Sixth - race , six fuirlongs , selling : Royal
Flush , 117 , Grililn (7 ( to I ) , won ; Harry Lewis ,
97 , hleinrichis (20 to 1) , seconul ; Marietta , 102 ,
hiurhingame (8 to 1) ) . , third. 'limo , : 1:15. :
Arno. Ciiemumclc , The Lark , Don Caesar anti
Mutineer also ran.
l'arIiieIPn'A 'Femim VIctnriuji ,
TIme live bird team shoot on the hienals
Park Gun Club grounds yesterday afternoon -
noon was witnessed by a gootl crowd of
spectaors. The weather was fine , bitt ( lie
shooting poor , Parmelee , Bloke anti Smu'aui
were pitted against Death , Loomis anti I'o-
( era. twenty-five hive birds per mail , thirty
yards rise , fifty boundary , American association -
ciation rules , for the price of ( lie birds. The
score :
Blake..21222 1121-c 22x2 x220l 11011-20
Smnead..OIxlx 01110 00221 11022 22200-15
l'armeiee . , . . . . . . , . 12121 11212 12010 12021 22222-22
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . ( ) 11010 12101 12111 21122-15
Loomims..i2xil 12012 10222 h0202 11220-19
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 01010 21102 21012 11020-14
Total . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Eist SC , Louss ( ) ; icls . 'sgiimi. ;
ST. LOUIS , March 2.-1aclng was resumed -
sumed at East St. Louis today under Turf
Congress rules , withu a good attendance.
Results :
First race , selling , mtimte-sixtenthms of a
inhho : Eli won , Parole seconul , L. J , Knight
third. 'I'ime : 1:00. :
Seconul race. selling , six ( umrlomigs : Re-
nubIle won , Louhy Lister second , ] 'rimico
h'ayton third , Tlmno : l:21. :
'l'imirsl race , nine-sixteentius of a mulct Lit-
the Eli won , Pat Tucker second , hiermislomu
third. 'rime : 0:59. :
Foumrthi nice , six furlongs : Storekeeper
won , Stsv " , Vhucn mcconuh , Barney Laraway
tlsirsl. 'i'imne : h:23 : ½ .
Fifth race , six furlongs : Sehiumylkill won ,
'i'oni Rlmnore second , \'evay third , Time :
1:21 : % . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
htesalils itt New Orlesums ,
NIIOIiLEANS , March 2.-Track heavy.
htesiuhts :
First race. five furlongs : Fabin. (5 ( to 1) )
won , iIreVlty (10 ( to 1) ) seconil , Lagnlappo
(3 ( to 5) ) tisirul. 'rIme : 1:0h. :
Second rmuce , ix ( umrlouigs : hiotigmuon (2 ( to
I ) won , Springtime (15 ( (0 11 isecomid , Itsvu
Puilsifer ( . to 1) ) ( birth , 'l'issie ; 3 :2I : ! .
'l'hiir'I race , six furiongs : I.ssy 0mm (9 ( to 2) )
vomi , ihevesly (6 ( to 5) ) second , jdmtsnd Con-
110119' (10 ( to 1) ) thmlrui. 'lime : 3:2216. :
I"Otirtii race. hianhicmsm ) , six ( sirlomtgs : TIlls
henry (9 ( to 2) ) von , Ni'mo (5 ( to 2) ) second ,
ItirsI Catchier (1 ( to 5) ) third. Time ; 1:21 : % ,
i"ifthi race. one mile : Tiphiecutnoe ( even
% veil , Folly (5 to 2) ) second , Primnero (00 ( to 1
third. 'rime : 1:55 : ,
Slinimersi at Mmui'snn ' ,
ST. LOUIS , March 2.-hiesumlts nt Madison :
First race , elcven-sixeenhsa ( ( of a mile : Cer.
berus svoml , Bob Frybacle second , I'eregmtl
third. 'rime ; il53. :
Second mace , live fuilomtgs : Montana Belie
Cahuintimo uccond , Dutch Oven ( birth.
'rime : 1:09 : ,
'l'hirsl rmue , ninu'-aixteentls of a on he : To-n
ICurI von , Paluiy Flymmn second , iluibest
O'Neill thud , 'fine : 1 :00 : ½ .
irourt'h mace , leyenmuixb.eiithiq of us mnilom
John hierkely Chance second , imnposter
( bird. Time : ll2m4. :
Fifths race , seveti furlongs ; Toun Tough
s'on , 'rip second , Von 'Zmint ( birth , 'rime ;
1:37. : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A zei' lirfeusi a iiii iiiii , I ) .
OAKLAND , Cal. , Jeb. 2.-There was some
fast trotting hero today , although time svln-i
was too sromig ( ( or record time. Azote antI
Khmummuthi conteettid in a match race anti
Azn.te tuosi in three stmaighm hseut , 'l'Inir
2:084 : , 2l0 : ½ anti 2hO.'sWiihlUr : i'ulwards raced
on a bicycle against Flying Jib and was
beaten. 'rime ; 2:06. : Edwards nunctured a
tire. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Iharhmr I.awui 'IciiitS lIui , ( ) rgaiuiizesl.
Imi amiticipation of a season of hard play ,
the Sisrimier Lawn Tennis club wa organ-
Copelnuid antI Shieprurti's qtiestton list or
RI'umtPtom limimlk. htetulrn tIm annie after
ihlhimmg nut nuisvcrs to luiiitetl ) quiestiomma ,
anti trentmnesit fltn' begin sut osice.
COUNTYSUPT. HILL. i
lhi hirief iuit I'olmitctl .Statcmnclit Covers ) )
( lie % 'hi.sio ( Iroummil ,
It is idle to ndl nay c'onintent to ths
( estimnomty glvemi below by George V' . lull ,
the htOiflihnr uiuupcrlnteitdemit of lnihtiio
vchmools for ( hits couiiitv , Prof. hhihl , hike ,
htmmiulretls of hirofessiouin mud bumalsiess muon
tlOe hot hiesitnto to comnmtiemiul a system o
uneuhictil treatment ( bitt has givcmt him
cure. lie sa"s :
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CEO. W , 1lIiL.
Stmilt. Pushhic Instruction , Dmuglati coesmity.
"For soute twelve years I had , catarrhi ot
( lie stouuituchi , stud bevels , amid mmiv general
health wuss Verl' lOei. \iI' coimuhitiosi Wflit
mumurketh liv geiiemal debility , lack of BIllie-
tIto auth iosmt of strengtit. I hind ( teen
trtneul ( UI' several doctors for ( itesu ront-
Plnitits hut received no lesimiauti'mtt relief ,
I ilnnhly conclumuleul to comisusht Drs. Cope-
lasith stud Shieparil , nmtul mift'r t\vo months' , ,
treatimtent. I foumiul inyi4elf mnusehm better tItan -
I haul beemi for ( 'clvo um' lifteesi emurn.
Their treatment was skillful anti thtorotmglm ,
auth ( lie bemmehit I felt was mnarkel ( remit ( lie '
start. I feel satisfied ( limit they mure macmt of
honor and will do as they mugrec to the , stnul -
sure entirely worthy of ( lie commiidemtcc o
time aillicted. "
; iiFi '
, iiXI'IiSi1.
The cost of a full couirse of treatment
with Drs. Copelanti and Shioparul Is a hitttlo
fee per month , whether tIme requisite period
of treatment be three months or thren
weeks. This fee includes all meuhicines and
the constant auth watchful care of all patients -
tients to a final ctmre.
Trial Trcsttmtmcnt Given Free.
ORSI CO1ELAND & S11EPARD ,
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( lOOMS ( ii AND 112 0001W YORK LIFI2
IIUILDING , OMAHA , NEIl.
Office hours-S to 11 a. ni. ; 2 to 5 p. mu.
jlvenlngz-Wethnesiays and Saturdaya oniy ,
C to S Sunday. 10 to 12 m. j
Special Notcos-CounciI Oluffs
ChiMNEYS Ct.EANIiD ; VtUL'rS CLEAN5D. '
Eti lius-ice , at w. is. homer's. 33 Iiromttlway ,
LAICGOO I'rnvA'rE BAI2 FOR Rt1NTEAR
court house. Appiy at lice oliicc , Council IiiuItz ,
FOOt RENT , 80-ACRE FAIU1 , ONF.-IIALF 151140
soutlu of city limits. tims-co-quas ters of a mIle
west 05 Manawut toad. Suitable ( or dairy. Apply -
ply to Leonard livcrctt.
Foot RENT. 160 AChES OF S1'LDNDID GItASS
lanti near asItimti. l'robmmbte I1C1I tWO tons O
time acre. Itetit 1300 tier ncn' . Large discount
Cor casim. Aitltty to Leonamd Fvemett.
FOIt ltiNT , A (1000 0-150015 1IOUSIS , WITIZ
good barn , on Timlrd street uund Fourteenth avenue -
enue , near ( iso C. , Ii. & Q. depot , Apply t
Leomiamth Everett.
IiUmT FAmiM AND OAItDF1N LAND FOOt
aie cimeap anti net easy termlis. Day & hess , 3 ! '
l'earl street.
, t FINn LIVOIt1Y OiJTF1TFO1t9ALE1jAN ;
ulau. 1 brouguiamn , 1 conch , 1 surrey. 1 pisacton ,
3 buggies , it steigims , 5 sets harness. Day
hess , CouncIlJliufts ,
WAN'TED TO ItE2T , A MODEIiN 110USD 00'
live or sIx rooms , south of liroa-iway , by ArIl
1. Address I. 2 , 15cc oitice ,
FOR IttiNT , A MODIIItN TIcN-nooM IJIeICK
house : muse a six-room cottage. Dr. E. I.
Woo&iiury , center Bluff amid Story streets.
izeul on Friday night by ( he election of 0111-
cers , amid ama informal agreement made as to a.
form of constitution whiclu viil be drafted
anu adopted by a subsequent meetimig of ( ho
nteutilcrs to lie held March 15. Mr. Id. H.
W'aiters wmts elected preslilent , Mr. A. H.
Findlay vice Itresidemtt , and Mr. Walter H.
Wilhiamoms , otecmetary-trcasurer. Steps will bcs
taken immediately for time improvenient or
the courts in order ( lint ( hut season tmiay be
opened as soon as the weather will permit.
The mnembcms of the chub nrc : Coumrt 1 , A.
10. irindlay , H. H. I'ackard , Frnnlc I'd. Marsh
aitti John B. Amstes ; court 2 , 'alter II.Vil -
llamas , 0. G. Pope. It. II. harder ammul W.
htyles ; court 3 , F. H.Vsulter , Allen White.
\v. llnncker anti Dr. Angil ,
A meeting of ( he members of ( lie Omaha.
Lawn Temtmiis cltmh ( viii be held on Tiitmra-
dab' evenimtg next for ( lie adoption of con-
stitutiomi nod by-laws. which have been
uirafteth by the conamnittee. Another muuhmJect
whIch will come before Ilte meeting will b
( lie choice of club colors.
1)'mitIa ( It vu hsmilelci i'.cott ( 'ssmnp.
Winflelul Scott Camp has been called out
by the Great Umpire ( or ( lie hsut time.
Seized with guide consumption in ( he early
summer of 1891 , ( lie young bail player sue-
cumbeth to the grlmn reaper ) 'esteruhsiy afternoon -
noon at 4 o'clock , after a Vholent msruggie (
against overwim dmning odds , , In 1893 Win
was commsiuieretl one of the coming pitchers
of the land. 'rhmrough Russ MeKelvey lie
secured me lOsltion with tIme Pisiiurg ( Na-
tionai League teamn , and iii ( lie spring practice -
tico ulemonstrateul tistut lie was capable of
wonders. lihortly sifter thie champtonahui
season opencuh , however , ( iLmrhng a trip ( rena.
( lie Smohcy City to Cincinnati , lie con-
tracteul IL cold , front shicht lie never recoy-
ered , Ills arm became nuimab and stiff , antI
for months lie vmis umnmsble to pitch a bail
anti was llnaliy releaseul Us' time dumb which
hind couimtcd so much on his services. After
this he lluictumaeui ( between time big and minor
leliguell , with bust little m'usccesms in either ,
anti last season lie woumiul sip his career ou
( he diarnonui by a brief engagement with ( ho
Omaha Western Association ( eumn , lie waa
given liberal aulvanttiges , only to demon-
mutrate ( Immut Isis days as it lnll lihmiyer were
over , and finally tIme miunagetnent was
forced to release him , Since ( lien he 1mB
been 00 a etemithy decline , antI yesterday
afternoon wemit to ( iso bat of life for ( lie.
last time.
" \Tun flfl exemplary young mnan , lion-
eat , sober , Intlsmstriotms anti upright , anti lila
passIng is not only a loss to ( lie profession
in which lie ga'e jiromise of bc'comlmig a
bright light , limit a source of deep soroW to.
bits throngs of young friends ,
S
ill : . ! rjiiic j 1jItIwltr ,
iair , Folloicd ImyIdut.mh Smmows anti .
Cshsi ( S ave.
131 1 INOTON , Mit rchm 2.-The forecast.
for Sumiulay us :
For Nebraska-Fair , followed by local
sminvs ; winds shifting to usorthm , with a
colul wave.
For Zuluitsourl tunil Kansas-Fair ; winds.
shifting to northwest ; touch eolsler Sunday
night , prohumlily a cold wave.
1"or South lakoa-1.ocal ( snows ; north. -
vlnuim5 , with a cold wave.
For Iowa-Fair , followed hiy local snpws.
wlnsis sihmiflm'g to north , with ; a cold wuvo
Jecnl 15cr urd ,
OFFiCiO OF 'nihVFIA'FILIIR BUREAU ,
OIIAIIA , ! imtrchi 2.-Omnahsut accord of tern- .
iCrIiiire ( iunti rmiimsuli. comnpareui with thto
corrCetOildlilg day of ( lie four'earsi :
Maximum temnmiurutuire , , , . 17 Cl id1
Mumilrntim ( emniternttTre. , , , , 21 36 25 i0
Average teimiperatume. , , . . , 41) ) 45 2.0 42
l'reclpitniOui . , , , . . , , , , . , . . . , ( tO .00 , tO ,00'
ConuiilOii of temperature amid Precipitation
at Omaha for ( lie day and since March 1 ,
1(95 :
Norumial temperature . . , . , . . , , , . . . . . , , . , , , . , , 30.
lixcess for the dmuy , . . , , . . , , , , . , . . , , , , , , , . . . , , , lb
Normal iircciiiltittion. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , .03
Iellciency for ( lie mlay , , , . . . , . . , . . , . , , , 03 muds
'J'utstl ireeipitatiomt simice March 1. , .00 Inch. .
Deliclericy lrico Marclm . . . . . . . . . . . hitch
I. A , Wl'.i.bhI. Observer ,
CHICAGO , March 2 5 ii. un.-Observer ,
Weather Bureau , omaha : hoist cold wuv
isigsiuui. 'j'emposauro will ( all ( wemsty degrees - .
grees by tiusiday afternoon or evening.