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ChrYlanthemum3. J. n. MePherFon. Tel. 244
h "et at harnell V.O Hole from Dr. h.
I' . Hanchet Thurllay night.
Ju.l/c . Grecn ( granted a divorce yeterday
10 nela Ietget { from John K. Relgel , on
thc grounds of cruelly and deertlon.
A marriage Itenle wa luued yesterday to
George D. ) Limb aged . 30. and Husle 1- : . I.'er-
guion aged 31 , both of Aithland . Neb.
; Charle Gregory ha brought a suIt In su-
i perlor court agallt W. h. Iynlter anti
John 1.lnl and wife on a note for $ .331.
, I Zen Bethers will have a hearl" this
I , morning at ! o'clocle before Justice Cook on
the charge of burglarizing l'ayne's grocary
store.
J. Sulvan brought suit In the superior
court yeterlJ ) ' against the Manhattan Bcach
company for $202 worth of provisions sold
during the last lake seaon ,
Andy , Helen anl , 01 Ierney will have a
hearing In polce court thIs morning on the
charge ot aEnullng ! Bob Scot with Intent to
do great bodily . InJury.
'r Ueorgo T. Ihelpl will entertain a
large ntlmber , of her 1\ly : friends at a recep-
ton lhll afternoon at her resdence. : corner
of Seventh street and First a.enue.
h special meeting of I xcellior 10lge , No
259 . A. F. and A. I. this evefling for work
In the third degree . Visiting brethren cor-
dialy Invited By order or the W. M.
The National 1.le company baa brought
suit In the superior court against the hmer- I
lean Protective Benevolent associatIon for I
$280 rent for the rooms occupied by the
defendant In the Sapp bultlng ,
The teams of the Council Bufs High
Ichool anti the town of Tabor wi play a
game or foot bal Monday afternoon at 2:30 :
o'clock at the \'Iel club grounds corner or
Seventh avenue and Twenty-first street.
The 10lden. Comedy company , which has
made quie an engagement during its week's
cligJgement will close the engagement this
evening. Al the tnatineo thiN afternoon
"I.lte : Lord . Faitutieroy" will he presented.
In the suit of H. W. Nash against the
UnIon Land and Improvement company now
I' tiding In the district court a motion was
filed yesterday by the plaintiff asking that
the defendant company bo required 10 rlrent
for Inspection its hools. . .
h cistern on , . . , . . Wallace's lilac ? . on
Fourth street . burst Thursday night anti ,
sent Its contents amounting to something
le 400 barrels down Bue street and men
avenue. I was 01 frt sUPpol(1 that the
water works reservoir hall hursh-d.
h little girl named Kessler who lives at
1 no South Seventh street. was sent home
tram the Twentieth avenue ! chool yesterday
afternoon on account or sIcknes ler throat
leerll , to have symploms * or diphtheria . hut
I could not he laId positively whether tiat
was the disease.
The case In which Jay Cole Is trying to
have his uncle J. W. Cole ousted from his
posItion as a.lmlnlslralor . for the Islalo of his
father H. S. Cole wil hg submitted to Judge
Green title morning. 'ho evidence was nit
taken ) yesterday and the alorey > are yet 10
make their nrguments
Sheriff Coulthnrd of Harrison county ar-
rivet ! II the city last evening with 1 lzabcth
1ananss In charge. She Is :1 : Yf'r . or age
anti . has four children. She Is suhJecl to fits
or vlolenl Insanity . and the commissioners
have round her 0 sUbJect ror the hospial ,
Bhrl Is being trenle.\ St. Uernard's In lhl
ciy ,
' W. A. Maurer representing the Dolany
ctate again allchrd the Bryant street liv-
cry barn yesterday . for $300 rent duo from I
I.'eeney & Fol y , The stock wi be ap-I
I praised this inornitig . 80 that It lay be
I Ild to satisfy the claim A MIl was also 1
brought against I. Klnnehan , h. : . lutchln- I
son . C. h. need coil C. I. Gletl for $300
¶ rent for the use of Liberty hal ,
Farm ians l made , In western Iowa 01 lowest
rates , No delay In closing lonns Fire and
tornado Insuralco written In best at companies -
nies larg31ns In real estale. LOUGI &
1 'OWI.I . 235 Pearl streel.
MONEY 10 loan on improved Iowa farms
LAnO LOANS a specialty. Fire Insurance.
I , . W. TULI.IYS. 102 Main street rooms
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Among the nO\'e1lel now attracting alen-
lon at DUfree Furniture , Co's 36 . 33M Broad-
f way are the splendid lines of pictures , easels
and screens
The Standard piano next 10 the Hardman.
1'I n\ ! l'AIAHtAI'IS.
: Colonel H , Hoot or Kl'kuk. formerly United
States marshal or Iowa was In the city yes-
terday.
John Wison , chief or the fro department
Bt Kearney Neb" , was the guest of ChIef
Templelon .
! rs. W. I ) . Cadwalader or Nebraska City
Is here visiting her parents , ! r. and Irs.
Ii . 13. Cousins.
Illl hello 1\lb. formerly a . resident or
Counci finite . was marrIed recently lt her
home lu Dunlal
F. J. Schnorr has returned from a Iwo
weeks' business trip 10 Chicago and other
points In Iinois ,
Mrs. C. W. McDonald leaVes today for an
extended ( trip 10 Atlanta . G.\ . , nlll Floh.ia.
She wi spend the winter In the south In the
hope or Improving her health.
J. I. Richardson. secretary of thin U. S.
lhonlc Benevolent 1 .oclalon. has been
cale(1 ( 10 Chicago by a telegram announcing
the lrlous illness or his daughter.
) ' Herman Urugman has returel , from Don-
ver. whne hl went to receive treatment at
the halls of Schldter for Brlght's disease.
He says he Is greatly benrfd ,
County Supervisor Kerney was called to
Silver Creek town&hlp yesterday by a telegram -
gram announcing the dangerous Iness of his
elster. The board adJourned Its meeting untIl
this afternoon.
Percy Iloughi. who has been confined to his
bed for several weeks by a dangerous case
or typhoid fever has recovered , and expects
10 leave for St. Joseph Mo. . In a day or so
to resume work.
Tom Clark , the wel known traveling man
left yesterday afternoon for a trip to Seattle.
Wash . lie Fays he will return early enough
In the spring to work oft a Ito political .
Job which ho has under his hat.
James Mulqul'n and ' bride returned home
lost evening from Chicago . where they were
marrIed 0 few lays ' ago and Bro at homo 10
their friends at the residence or the brlde's
soother , Mrs. Durgan corer or Sixth street
anti Sixteenth avenue.
1' . H. Scilup or Orange City was a muIs
visitor yesterday . and was the gUMl or Sheriff
John Haen , lie has just ben re-elrcte,1 to
1 third term aa sherIff of Sioux county. Ho
wu on his way 10 hnamosa 10 bring some
witnesses from the penitentiary to Orange
City . where they are 10 testify In court.
E. B. Bowman , Jr . Perry hiadollet . F. h.
'Vlckham anti 1 , . Zurninehien . Jr. . ha\'e ro-
h'rne(1 from Mohine . Iii. . where they attended
the marriage or Thomas I' : . Clundy of this
city to Mlsn Agnes narnard. I was abri-
lanl affaIr . Zttr . and Mn. Casatly hne gone
to CalIfornia for a \ edlng tour of I month .
and will be at home 10 their friends nt the
Gran" hotel alter January t.
It. D. Mul19 has returned from Denver.
where he went to take treatment for hi heu-
tog from Dr. Schhattor. lie says ho csn't
notce much Improvement , but the boys In
the Hock Island freIght office tel him he
can : heu better than when ho went away.
Glorge 11. Denton the Hock island freight
igeat . 11 another of Schiatter's patients. I"
has thrown away his spectacleC . and from
now on proposes to see for himself.
C".lna nnt Sni' .
In order to close out 1 wi sell all miinery
goods at coat for the next thirty da's. Mla
Haidale , 10 Purl slrret.
John Schlcketan sr. , has removed his
brber shop 10 lt : Main street Mouth and
nearly opposie the Kid hotel
Chrysanthemum dIsplay ; largest valet ;
fnet plants : lowest prices. J. F. WIlcox. )
Jhve you seen the new gu beating stoves
at Ibo company'l oIco !
Morehouso & Co . blank books And bInding .
The Haman piano Improvl with UIO.
.arls , 171 brandy : purest , safest , bel
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The leo of Novemb 2 contaIned a dis-
patch from Waverly Neb. . announcing that
Dr. McCandiess . a medical man of that city ,
and , I : . hi. Vlning a druggist had eloped
wih Alice Miller and Margaret Ward two
young women of Wa\'erly , one 25 and the
other 2 year of age. Considerable excie-
ment prevailed In Wa\erly. for the reaon
that boll the men had wives living there.
Previous to starting I waR understood that
tbey were bound , for Prelcol Arlz . bul the
girls did hot go with them any farther than
Kansas City , and 10 marriage ceremony was
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ever Performed
The young women loft \S'averly last Wed-
nEsilay , and the report was circulated among
some of theIr Intimate friends that they hind ,
core to Council Bluffs 10 meet lcCandless
anti Vining intending to live with them. The
mat part of their alege(1 intention fell by
the \ raysiie.'Ining and McCandless ar-
rived In the city Thiu"sday . anti , so did their
wives very soon after I there was any In-
tentol on the Part of the men 10 carryon
their elopemenl proceedings . any further It
was l'n put 10 flight.
"I' : . H. Vlnlnp and , wire of Oakland . , la. , "
and "G. h McCantlless . :1 D. , wife anti ,
faml ) ' . of l'recott . Arlz , " were the names
that appeared on the register at the Ietro-
polan hotel on lower Broadway , yesterday
morlnp. " 'Inlnp was found writing a let-
ter In the hotel attica . and asked when the
marriage ceremony look Illace.
"Ohm 1 had a wife already you know "
was his reply
lie \as then informed that a report from
Waver ! . his old home , \Ias to the effect
that time two gIrls . Alice Miller and Margaret
Want , left that Place Wednesday morning
10 cOle to Counci Burs 10 meet him and
McCanilles . , and hive with them. lie appeared -
peared 10 be amazed , at this story , and denied -
nled having seen either or the girls since
he went to Prescott . 1.1le by IUle his
rtory or the elopement was drdwn out. Mc-
Candiess of course apppared 10 have the
lion's share of the proceedings Inasmuch
al hI had gone to Lincoln with his wife antifamily
self family . anti was not there to defend him-
McCandiess Vlnlnp s/ld. had been keeping
company with Miss Miller on the quIet for
some little time. SIte formerly worked In
Vlnln 's home , but h came flirtatious and
\vae discharged. Mrs. lcCandess ! never had
any Idea her hucband was curylng on so .
but : Ir , Vining was too modest to admit that
his wife had been likewise kept In the dark
al to his moves. hl four of them started
off together and went to Lincoln where
the ) ' stopped at a lintel and engaged two
looms ,
"hut WI only used one " said he naively ,
" ' \'e stayed In the room from 5
a. m. until 4 p. I. . when we
started off to Kansas City. There Miss
Miller broke away and said she was coming
hiomne . rcCandless Jumped on the train and
started for Prescott , while Miss Ward anti , 1
look the trin back to Council limits. 1 left
he" here and rolowel , tcCandllss 10 Pres-
cotl. I hall about given up the Idea of going
with him , but when r round how The Bee
dished me imp r decIde not to go home. The
lee said I left my wife desttule , The rea-
son for that was I bad just enough cash 10
ge le thiroughi. I ba.1 . several drafts for
$500 , hint I couldn't get any of them cashed.
My wifa . went 10 her parenls' home In Oakland .
land . la" , where sIte stayed until yesterday ,
morning when 1 telephoned her 10 meet me
here. nr. : lcCandllss came back from
Arizona yesterday and telephoned his wIfe to
meet him hero also She came . bringing her
son . 13 years or age emit , ! her daughter a
young lady or 18. with her We had no par-
tcular trouble In making up with our wives
"Iloth lhl girls In the case used 10 work
for me Miss Miller has told since she cale
hack that McCandllss hypnotized her during
all those months while he was keeping company -
pany with her anti ! that she was never able
to break away unt we reacleJ Kansas Clly
She also said hot the doctor hypnotized Miss
Wart for my benefit. The reason I regis-
trred here as rrom Oallanl Is that my goods
are all there anti toy wlfo's relatives 'live
there . McCanless , registered from Prescot
because he expects to go there 10 live. I am
expectIng Nob. " 10 buyout a store soon In Osceola .
Mrs. McCandless took her husband and cliii.
chl-
Ilren to Lincoln yesterday morning . anti duro
fog the afernoon Mrs Vlnlnp took hers 10
Omaha prc3umahly for the same place
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COle for YOlr lIitt . , \1'rl'l 11 _
liler" ' fI'lllrtlenl.
Opposite Ogden holel. Look at these
aSlonlshlng prices not for cheap trash but
for high grade novelties In the millinery
mlinory
lIne :
hats . lSc.
lists . 25 ct I
hints ; 35 ccnts ' . . ' - .
Fine hats , 40c.
Fine bats , 45 cts.
Fine hats 50 cents . . .
Fine Cur hats SSc.
Fine fur hats 65 cts
Fine fur hats 75 cents
Fine r chcnlo hats Sc.
Deter grad chenie hats 95c.
Finn covered velvet hats , $1.
Fine trImmed velvet hats $1.50.
Trimmed hats ostrich tips . $1.05.
White beaver hats lamb's edgIng , 75c.
White beaver hats lamb's edging 95c.
White beaver huls. lamnl's edging , $ .15.
hats hats hats at all pricea.
hats hats hats never so cheap
hints . hats hats on sale alt week
COIO and make your selection If you have
not bough a hal yet. Trimmings for hats
almost free. Hats trimmed ( for hair price In
millinery IlrpHlment. Vavra's Dry Goods
Store 1 : Iroad way.
Wo 'Iave sold .000 hotbN' sash In Iowa and
Nebraska anti , never had a kick. Wo now have
ready for immediate delvery 1.000 more at
bed rock Ilrlces Write for prices on al kinds
glazed sash . glass paints oils . etc. . stating
quantity desired. Council Bluffs Paint &
Oil Co. _ _ _ _ _
Xo New CI"IM.
The tact that no \ cases or scarlet
fever or diphtheria were reported yesterday
19 regarded by physicians as an Indlclton ! that
the scare IB about over. City IhYtlclan
Trl'nor admItted modesty yesterday that two
Ilays had pa,1 without his closIng up a
school room , and he hoped there would be no
further need or such action. lie thinks the
rain had a great deal 10 do with putting a
stoll 10 the progress or the Ils easel' . The
duct was laen wIth bacteria and the high
winds carrIed theta e\'er'Wllere. Now thaI
the dust has been so effectually settled . there
Is some probability that there will be no
moro trouble. Another thing that helps h
that the people have al length become con-
vinced that there was actual danger and
worked In cooleraton with the health oil-
cers At the city pbyslclan's order a deputy
larhal hiss been ptatone(1 ( at every house
where a funeral was to occur , the patient hav-
log dleor , contagious dlsea ! : . and given or-
der to see that the funeral was strictly Ilrl-
vote. a provided by law.
All the schools that were clo9,1 , have ben
reopened with the exception of the high
school the two rooms In lho rIghth : avenue
school . anti one room In the Eighth . street
building The high school will be opened
next \'etines'Jay. that beIng the ninth day
from the time the chIldren were exposed and
the other room will be opened about the
same tinie.
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The Hsrdman piano wins many friends .
A 'orreeIomi.
We wIsh to correct a slight typographical
error that occurred In a recent Issue or The
lice which made us say that T. D. hushes
or 919 South Main street was 1 dealer In
"hardware. " Mr. Hughes does not sell hard-
ware but the winter underwear ho Is Belting
v.l stand more "hard wear" ant give more
gem'eral satisfaction for ti : money thin any
line In the city-and he hiss It from 7/c up.
'l'yn ) ere
Grand Harvest Excursions . via the nurlng-
ton route November 27 and December 1. to
various polntl southeast . south and southwest
Rates . coo fare , plus $2,0. for round trip.
O. M. DROWN.
. Ticket Agent , Council Bluffs.
There Is I comfort and elegance In wearing
work done by our new collar shapIng device .
not found ellewhere.
Eillo Laundry com-
panr , 724 Dralwa , . Telephone , U ? .
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10COllr COSTS MOl'1' I : n' .
J11 t..1 .li'ilmirritii iCiuia If Cri's-
cl'nt l'resent l.url" 111. .
An example of the way In which the ex-
perses or a justice court can be so manipulated -
ulale.l a to give all who are Interested 1
snug little sum Is well shown In the bils
now betore.the county supervisors from Jus-
lces n. C. Ienary and P. A. Ioos of Cres-
cent lownshlp The criminal cases trIed In
tli' , courts or Crescent have heretofore been
few ant far between , but last September
there were several cases growing out or a
pUblc scandal . In1 hlch a big bil of costs
was run UI' Irs. K. S. McIntosh and John
Lennon were arrested for adultery , and John
I.'ales : Jamo P. Mcintosh and John Lennon
were arrested on charges of assault with In-
tent to commit murder. After a bill of $14.85
had been rUn up the case against Mrs. : Ic-
Intosh was dlsmlsel by the prolcculon , The
same disposItion was made or the cases
agaInst \'ales and Mcintosh after costs
amounting 10 on even $25 had been figured
up. Then Lennon was given a trial on the
charge of assault wIth Intent 10 commit murder -
der , and after runnIng I lull for costs
amounting to $14.40 the evidence , was found
to be lnsuflclent ! . and the court ordered a
new informatIon fled changing him with as-
sault with Intent to do great bodily InJury
The costs In this proceeding amounted 10
$3.55. and then a change or venue was taken
10 Koos' conrt. The latter bund him over
to the grand jury and taxed up a bill or $ ; 2
to the county for doing so The adultery
case against Lennon was brought before
Menary . and after running a bill of $11.30 was
token 10 Koos on a change of \'enue. Koos
charged $36.40 and dismissed the case J.
McIntosh was tried before Koos on a charge
or assault and battery and dismissed. In
every one or these cases the costs were taxed
up 10 the county and will have to be paid .
The price or securing one conviction anti
seven acquittals was $ 12.85.
inmi'f ni tl See SI'hllth'r.
But come down and buy one or thee new
frames , They are selling fast , and you should
get one Wo do the rramlng
H. L. SMITH & CO.
Stti'clith lI Ills , er ) ' Stile
or trimmed . hats and bonnets. We guarantee
the best quality and the lowest prices No
My goods store millinery kept The ln ,
Ton , 301 Broadway
136 O'd'y : Nlcholon : meals : telephone 345
1'i iit'iit'iI t ) ' 1"r 'llht CorN.
Charley Knox a Union Pacifc ( switchman .
last evening was coupling cars In the yards
west or the lransfer. The bumpers on the
two cars did not IlL . and , Instead or striking
one anther they missed and came together
wIth terrIfic force Then' Is little enough
room between two cars at hieat and the re-
suit or the mishap was 10 leave scarcely
more than six or eight Inches for him to
stand. le was badly pinched about the
head and shottiders lie was taken first lll
the Union PacIfic freIght office , and later to
his home , 01 the corner or Fourth avenUe
and SeventC'nlh street 'ho railway com-
pany's physclan : called to attend him. but
at a late hour last night II was Imposslblo-
10 tel just how severe were his InJuries
'El. e It . 'II I " " 1'1 " ' ' rl
Are the Oak Garlands air lht. magazine
for hnrd coal , the Peerless Garland Surface
Burners and the Art Garland the queen or
heauty at P. C DeVols.
Stephan Bros. . plumbers. Quick wrk and
rpasonabl prices. 529 Droa.lway. .
ClnllM I lie " 'ziu Itotilteil.
William Vincent , Charles Manzer and his
son Frank and Wiiam Ellis . Manzer' son-
In-law. spent Thursday In the city seeing hpw
much liquor they could drink. During th"
evening they slarted for their homes four
miles northwest or Crescent. They were all
prely well organized but Vincent was
drunker titan any ( r lhem lila team was
placed by the roadside and then he claims
the two ranzers and Ellis weiit lhrough his
pocketl" taking $3.50 In cash and a lot of
groceries. lIe lied all three of them arrested
and they will have a hearing 01 10 o'clock
this morning before Justice Jenary or Cres.
cent lownshlp. In the meanwhile they languish -
guish In tim county jail. .
' 'hl' ) ' : hilt lie Sold
Not being able to attend to the piano bus-
mess and needing the room for my large
line of holiday goods thaI wi soon be In .
I \ ill sell my remaining stocl of pianos at
ACTUAL COST and on terms as low
as $10 per month. This Is I rare chance to
buy a good plana
Picture framing a specIally.
W. W. ChAPMAN . 1 Main St.
The Rose has been proven the best 5c cIgar
made and our Now Excelsior Is the best lOc
smoke In the state. Fair & Weber.
:11) ' 11'1 the GrlCer ) ' ,
John G. Wootiward assignee for Kod-
wess ! & Malh9. ted lhe appraisement or
the stock made by John Dckey and George
It. liauitborn. Dy It the merchandise Is
shown 10 bo worth $316.20. and lhe rest of
the firm's property enough to make up a
tclal or $558.80 lie asked for an order of
court permlllnp him to sell out the etock .
either In 11) ordinary course or trade or II
bulic. Julle , Grren gave the order Imposing
the conditions that the sales should be for
cashi anti , nothlnp should be sold for less titan
Its appraised valuation.
This weal'lrr suggests warm and com-
fortuble lhlngs. Those "Colorado Eider
Down" bed comforts at the Council Bluffs
Carpet company's and the bIg line of fur
rugs meet these suggestons , They are
cheap , durable beautiful.
Nothing like It. The ramous Crown piano
with orchestral attachment leads them all.
10urlclus Music house 16 Stutsman slreet.
s..t Aside le'n'ls' 11111K.
Judge Green rendered , a decision yoter-
cloy afternoon In the proceedIngs which were
Instituted by Peter Deck and some of his
creditors to have the ruling or Judge Lewis
In regard to attorney rees set aside Judge
Lewis granted the petition of the assIgnee ,
William Groneweg , to set aside $375 for him-
sl as remuneration for his services and
$375 for each or hIs attorneys . W. H , Ware
anti Smith 1clheron , Dy Judge Green's
I decision tht former ruling Is set aside the
aslgnee's report is rejected and he Is In-
structc to file a now report.
Wanted , an agent In every town of Iowa ,
Bluffs City laundry. Council Bluffs .
Chamhers' dancing academy now open for
pupis , Cal after 10 a , m. Circulars.
Hardman and Standard PIanos. 13 N. 161h.
II"n After GnllKher nlul Chllln.
DES MOINES , No\ 15-Special ( Tell-
gram.-SherII ) Davenport of Sioux City was
In the city on ofcial business today He
said lie expects 10 have KId Galagher and
Alex Chapin the murderers of Max Noak
and Ord Minter , In Sioux City stand trial
for the murder In the course or the next !
few months , notwithstanding they have been
sent to the Nebraska penitentIary to serve '
a term at fifteen year for a crime committed
In that state le 1)'s I son as the Indictment -
ment Is returned agaInst them the governor
or lows will be requested to uk the gov-
ernor of Nebraska to parole them on the
offense they are now serving time for , and
that Q ron as they are released they
will be arrested and brought to Iowa to stand
trial.
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Teninrs Vzsrsut'r flt'cIiicd In.nle.
LEMARS Ia. . Nov. l5.-Special ( Telegram. )
-Two days ago O. ii. Anderson , 1 farmer near
Lomars . CJUICJ his wHe's arrest on the charge
or Inslnly , alleging that she had been acting
peculiarly for some time , had thrown hint
down stairs . locked hll out on cold nights
and treated him with great cruelty In many
ways . The case was taken up by the insanity -
sanity commission today , when It developed
that Anderson was guIlty on every one or the
chargeD made and that hIs wife' life had
frequently been endangered by his violence
The commission round him Insane 01 his own
testimony and ordered him lent to the
asylum . ,
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Witon Lathrop's ' 1n ly Cannot no ] Removed
from Otnce Territory ,
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ACet'lt the.ISIIIIM ! (
"OIIK S'\Inr for Shll'
mrnt nt.I'rlPelt.
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ChEROKEE . la. , Nov. 15.-Speclal-A ( )
case such a has probably never before been
placed In the great record book In the Naval
department In Washlnglon \'a frt brolghl
to public notice during time last session or
congress . when an act was passed requiring
the disinterment and transportation of the
remains of WIlon A. Lalhrop , who died at
' \'u-lu. ChIna , while an apprentice In the
United States marine service , to the United
States . The progress or the carrying out or
these orders has received a severe set back
hy the refusal or the transportation companies -
panics 10 accept the remains as freight
claIming that the health or the crew and
passengers would be endangered , owing to
the fact that death was caused by typhoId
fever. Consequently . the bedy has not been
taken front its foreign resting place and the
orcer of the Navy department have not
yet decle.1 what move will next be made
toward carrying out this law and brlngllg
the remains of the saIlor boy who died while
serving his country back 10 his loved ones
and the land that gave hll bIrth
The parents of the dead , seaman are resl-
dents or Cherokee where the son was born
anti , reared . lie was on opt scholar and was
accorded nil the privileges required for a
thorough schooling . which he readily accepted -
cepted Early In life he expressed desires of
homlng a sailor anti always became deeply
interested In a book or conversation that
dwelt upon the subJecl Early In March ,
1892. he departed for W'ashingion anti , the
following year enlisted In the United States
marine 6r\lco for three years all was assigned -
signed 10 the United States ship Hanger.
Later on . when volunteers were asked for to
go 10 the Chinese coast , young Lalhrop was
among the first 10 respond to the cal or
/
duty and with several or his comrades was
transferred to the Concord or the Chinese
"Iuadron , which soon after left port.
Wion , \ , Lathrop died al Wu-Hu. China
December 26. I83J. aged 25 years . at the hos-
pial or the American JlethodlH Episcopal
mission after an Illness of seventeen days.
life parents did not receive the sad news
for over a month after the day of his
burial I came 10 them In the form or a
letter from time commander or the Concord ,
a brIef extract or whIch shows the high
esteem In which he was held by both
officers and crew : )
UNITED SThTrS STr AJSHrJ CON-
COIL ! ) . WtJ-llU . China , Dec. 2. 1S94.-.ir.
W D. Lnthrop Cherokee , Ia : Dear Slr-
H becomes my painful dUI ) ' to Inform you
or the illness with typhoid fever anti death
of your son , ' \'lton A. Lathrop. anl I should
ho somewhat or a COmfort 10 you In your
lereavement to klow that your son hal the
best or care In Iledlt'jll attendance anti . In
nursing , anti , lint ( he wal held In hhh cc.
teem by hit shl11lal'8 oteer ! and men el-
his conduct on boar.1 . beng { unexcerilonlble ,
The epistle waS very condoling , and was
signed by J. \ . Craig . commander United
Cril'
States navy , comnJndlnp Immediately
upon receipt or the 2etcr the lather began
negotiating to have his son's remains brought
home , A large number or influential ciii-
zens or Cherokee Interested themselves In
Ihl ( matter . and the movement was soon well
under way. The , Navy departmenl had no
.avy
funds wih which . . trmlort the belies or
deceased sailors . so the mater had to go to
, ,
congress I
Colonel D. O. IEnderson or the appro
prlalon committee klnlly interested , himself
with lion . George D.rerltlns or Sioux City .
and thiby succeeled In the adoptIon or on
amendment to the naval appropriation bill
authorizing the elpendlttle or enough money
10 relur the body 10 Cherokee
The authorities or the Navy department
wrote 10 China to ascertain what the local
laws were \ the province In which Wu-Hu
Is situated relative to the disinterment at 1
body. h favorable reply was received amid
July 2 imistructions sent the
lustrctons were to ofcer
In charge at the Asiatic staten to have thin
remains or the young Iowan taken uiii put
In a sealed casket and shIpped to San Francisco -
cisco , All summer Mr. and Mrs. Lathrop
have bon waiting ror a communicaton
from the bureau or navigation ! with the Information -
formation that their son's remains \1'9uhl
soon arrive but It did , not come.
Yesterday : Ir. Lathrop received a letter
from the chief or the bureau which con-
tained the discouraging news as mentioned
above. The letter revealed further the fact
that It was problematical whether the steamship -
ship compdulrs ) would ever receive time re
mains for lransportaton ,
In SUIIISSIOX SiHIS lNF'I'1'Amii.1l.
Alt.I'rotllllollMIP II I low" look ,
1.'orwnr4 to ii Ilh'r Struggle.
DES MOINES , Nov. 15.-Speclal-AI ( ) the
speculation as 10 the probable acton of the
legislature on the questions or resubmlsslon
and manufacturing has been basel on the
replies receive from letters or Inquiry sent
.
.to member of the body by a local newspaper -
per man . who Is complnp a history of the
members of the body , The Individual replies -
plies are nol divulged , but the result Is tabulated -
lated as follows :
Hesubmlsslon- House. Senate
Number reportlmig. . . . . . . . . . 9 48
For amendment. . . . , . . . . . . 31 2
Against amendment. . . . . . . . . . 3 : 1
Noncommittal . . . . . . . . . . . 2 12
ManufacturIng-
For manufacturing. . . . . . . . . 3S 21
hgalnst manufacturing. . . . . . . . 21 Hi
Noncommittal . . . . . . . . . . . : 12
There are 100 members or the house and
tty of tIme senate. Time above.estmale as-
sumes , lS ts probably correct that the ulne-
teen democrats In the house and the seven
In the senate will vole for manufacturing
and against resubmuisslon. To reach time re-
suIts It has been assumed that eleven repub-
lcan mlmbers or the senate who voted for
resubmlsslon two years ago as part or the
agreement , but who are anti.prohiibitIonlsts
at heart . will this tme oppose reubmlsslOt ,
and that among the noncommittal member
or the senate . who are republicans . seven are
from anti-prohibition districts and therefore
wi vote against rlsubmlslou , This would
give time anti-commisrioners In the senate
twenty-nine votes. Uy 1 like course or reasoning -
soning the opponents have figured out fifty-
two votes on their side In the house , 1 bare
maJority of the _ body ! ' ,
The anU-prOhlltonsts have figured out
similar In ths house the
a simiar vote on proposition
10 pos a manufacturing law , except that
thY make a majority In the senate In favor
or such a law two less than are opposll 10
re ubmlsslon-lhats. . Ihey show twenty-five
votes In the senate lcr manufacturing aM
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FOR1Y/ ; EARS.
OF SUFI I IUG VItOM i'zi.is.
Ullnrlble Cire of l'Oliuihmir ) IIJor
lOran of COI'IIII , OhIo
People who surer from that annoying and
obstinate disease will be gratified to learn
that science has discovered a sate , convenient
and sImple : cur for , every form or piles . al
time experience of the popular MaJor Dean
of Columbus , OhIo ' amply attests. The
MaJor fays : 1 would like to add my name
to the thousands with , have ben cured by
the l'yramid Pile Cure I know
I'ramld 11t from ex-
perlencl that It Is the ( only remedy on earth
that will effectually cure piles : plenty 01
remedies give relief for a time but as for
a lasting cure I had tried all the salves 10-
10nl , etc. . without success . Six boxes of
the Pyramid Pie Cur entirely removed all
traces of a case or piles of forty
I cae ples fory year stand-
iig .
I.g.
I.g.You may rest assured that the Pyramid
Pie Cure has no stauncher advocate than
myse !
1 feel that It Is my duty to allow you to
use my name In any way you may see fit ,
In order that other sufferers may thus t
dIrected 10 what I feel certaIn will be I
speedy relief and cure.
Time Pyramid Vile Cure gives Instant re-
le and a permanent cure In all kInds of
blind . bleeding Itching plies .
I II absolutely free from opiates , cocaine
and sImIlar poisons. so common In pile cures .
cure.
The Pyramid l'iie Cure Is laId by drug-
g\s at 5 cents and U.o.
A book on cause anti cure or Piles will be
Mat free by addressing the Pyramid Co. ,
Albon ! , Mlch , .
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ffr.two In the house. I will thins be cccii
that taking the mot hopeful view of the sit-
U3ton , from their sl'lulllolnt , anti ( assuming
the of the 'fhom
support legislators ' they
think with theni the antl.rohlhilonllit cal '
only figure out a bare majority In each house
on their side.
The htrohiIbltumilsts (10 11 give any figures .
but Insist they wIll control both branchs. I
\1 ho ober.c that the itches of the ant
prohibitonist are all centered on the vote
of the two houses of the iegisiature . each lS a
whole , the democrats anti liberal republicans
voting logether. But there does not Ilem 10
be entire assurance thaI the assumpton Is
talr. In the past the acton of the republican
members on the liquor question has been do-
termlned by party caucus , anti considering the
republicans alone In each , time prohibitonits
are bound to be In the majority.
I Is unsafe wih the available Inrormnton
to atempl to prelcl the result further than
to say that If the republicans abide by caucus
rule a prohibitor amendmenl will be aclopte
and 0 manutacturlng bill will be defeated ,
The hope of the liberals lies In making II
plain that the liquor question Is nol Iolllcal ,
The prohibitonists are already organizing
10 food the legislature with pettons anti
utilize every means to influence the wavering
members . and especially to haiti those who
two rears ago voted for resubmlselon . They
claim that the agreement by which time resubmission -
submission resolution passed two years ago
continues In force two ) years and bInds tie
member to support the sale resolutIon
a gal n. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Xu 1 "lr" I' ' y fur Cutie CIIIIP"'U'I'r. '
DES MOINES . flov. 15.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-The ) cole commissIon and the execu-
t.o council ere dl\lded. and It Is probable
that the legislature wil be asked this win-
ten 10 decide the differences between timeni
The act creating the commission fixed . the
members' compensation at $0 a day or not
lEss than six hours but did not fix I maximum -
mum time nor specify what compensation
\ auld be made for overtme , The comm-
slon found early In May that I I worked
only six hours a day II would not complete
its work before next March whIch would .
necesslale an extra session or the leglsla- '
tune al Q cost or nearly $00.000 to the
state 10 pass on its \ work. So the commission -
sion worked first Feven and ater eight hours
a day , and made claim for extra com\lema- \
tion. Today the executive council rerulCI 10
allow extra tme claims to the ( amount of
$ ,500 , and the commissioners declare they
will carry the matter into tIme legislature ,
11 I' I P 1 : IPMlullr ) : ' Un I ) ' .
CRESTON . Ia . No\ 15.-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Tho ) Baptts iteM a very important
missionary rally here today several notable
workers being In atendancl Miss Sarah
Stuart of Pela , 'lato secretary of the Foreign
Baptist Missionary society or Iowa . gave a
bible reading on "Individual Hesponslblty
for Evangelization or the World. " Dr. Wll-
ter of Des Moines and others delivered ad-
tlrssis. Tonight , Itov. Mr. Macon . for twenty
years a missionary In Imidia spoke on the
" lracle ! or Missions. "
Qum k'l. \ uf I Uh'url' " Court.
SIOUX CITY No. 15-Speclal ( Tele-
gram.-Sloux ) City claims just now 10 hold
the thus record for divorce proceedings. At
4:3S : yesterday afternoon Sarah J. Walaco
filed an application for divorce from her
husband At 4:39 : an answer had been filed .
at 4:40 : the laking or tEstmony was com-
mencel , and at 4 :45 : a decree or separation ,
fixing the amount itt alImony and 'granttmmg
the plaintiff the custody or her children , had
been granted. _ _ _ _ _ _
Sh'I.IIK MisiersVIII Confer.
OOONE , Ia , . Nov. 15.-Specal ( ! Tclegram- )
Several hundred coal mlneH' . who have been
out on 0 l.trlko In this vicinity for the past
two weeks to enforce an advance . ! or 20 cents
In the price or muting will hold a mass meetIng -
Inp here tomorrow to decide whether or not
to accept on offer or a 10 cent1 ad.ance made
by the operatives. The In.lcatlons are the
compromIse wIll be accepted by the mincH' .
and that all minIs will Ftart Uronday. .
UI'c.r fur I Ito uk liii lid I hg.
SIOUX CITY , Nov. 15.-Sieclai ( Tele-
granm.-Appllcation ) was made here today by
the holders or $125.000 of preferred stock In
lhe United Bank BuIlding comlly for the
appointment of a receiver for the company
and Poss5slon or Its property. consIitiIng or
one of the largest ofce buildings In the
city and considerable valuable real estate
In Its vclnlty : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Crl.lul Ad'rtP'r lIiurn.i1 .
CItESTON la" , :0\ ' . 15-(5peclal ( Teie-
granm.-Fimc ) In the Advertiser printing ofco
early this morning damaged the bindery ! to
the extent or $1,000 : loss fully covered by In-
surance. The IS ! on buIlding Is $300. No
Inurance.
! I
before
duller
on your way home , it
seemed celL After dinner ,
on y0U1 ' way back , it was
warm and comfortable.
The food we eat and the
oxygen we breathe unite
within the body and the
result is heat. Cod-liver
oil inh1es wiIoxygen
Oi 11ies will oxygen
more ra/'idly thaII any
other oil Taken in the
form of Scott's Emulsion ,
with hypophosphites , this
oil supplies needed fuel
and the body is warm ,
nourished , strengthened ,
invigorated , and fortified
aainst the cutting winds
of : win tel.
5cc. and $1. SCT .c Down , Chemists , New YOk
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THE NEW
MURRAY HOTLI
Pronounced bv nil who have . '
, al pOt'on-
Ized I , the best In Culslno , Equlplont
and Service.
Modern In every rcspect.
Rats 12. & O to $ .
'SpcclmsI rates by week 0' month.
B. SILLOWA Pros. & lgr. ,
1th nod Unrooy Sta , Otnuha.
mmGA''lN BOND SALE.
Notice Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will ll received ly the lar or
directors or the Ord Irrigation district or
\110) ' county Nelrlc. at their olce II
Ord II paid district ! . lp to 2 o'clock p. m
oC the 2d day or December . 1893. for $5.0
at the bonds issued by said irrigation dis-
trict all or said bonds being bonds or $ W
each and drawing Interest at tIme role ot
6 per cent ier annum , rlt'abe : annually :
the prIncipal and Interest or sah\ \ bonds payable -
able at the olce or the state treasurer or
the state or Nebraska ald bOI,11 , being
payable In Instalmcnts 18 follows : $2.6
thereof pa'abo : In eleven yenta from the (
date thereof : $ ,0 payable II twelve years
from the $ thereof : fJ.tO payable In
thirteen years Cram the date thereof ; $ .O
l'a'able In fourteen years tram the date
thereof : $4. [ llayahle In fifteen years from
the dale thereof : $ ,0 IJayable In stxteeen
years from the ( late thereof : $5.6 payable
In seventeen years from the elate thereof :
' In ehthteeen from the
$6.6 pl'ablo years
date thereof : $ .6 payable In nineteen
years tram the date thereof : $ .0 payable
In twenty years from the date thereof
The Board or Directors reserve the right
to reject any and all bids.
Ad\rer" \ any bIds to F. I' . Clements , secre-
tary ani , Nebraska.
fly order ot the Board at Directors , made
thll ( fy 7th tIny or November . 1&95
IIY J. A. l'ATTON PresIdent
E. P. CLEMENTS Secretary.
NI0 dt
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. ADAM AND EVE5 ; 1
fJR6T FLLING OUT I
occurred over what they ate. Modern house-
Wives , take waring. Don't listen to tempting
voices-usc your own judgmcnt - choose for
yourself and husband the proper food
CALUMET _
BAKING POWDER
is the wisest choice , for many reasons. In the
first place , it is pure-perfectly pue- $ 1,0 to
you if you fnd that it is not. A Jiincli o 1' has
, p ewer dough 10 do a ponizd of' icaveizilig
In point of price it certainly will suit YOl.
CALUMET BAKING POWDER _ CO. , Chicago. I
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'rhls cut represents the latest and most uplo-date machine known to the laundryj ,
trade for . ironing turn-point collars. I mal.el your old collar smooth and comfort.4
miluhe . and.ve positively guarantee 1 not to break or damage thc 100,11 , comfor7 s"
have the New Inglald Inlph , which ts not the high gloss , but mnetilumn . . 'Vo chain
less wear on the goods than any laundry In tll stnte Send us your worlt end bo convinced ,
vlnced that we are ptrlcty up-to-date In our line.
BLUFF CITY LAUNDRY , Council Bluffs. \
:1 : turf It ) ,11 I St rec ( . . ' . . . Counci :
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Genuine Sandwich 'iAdars" ' " C. Sheler
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Powers fi'oni 1 to 10 horse , Feed Gm'iimclers , Jacks , ChaIn , hand Carts am ? I
Inst bitt miot least , SOU'I'Ll\VICK 110 ItSE AND STEAM i'OWElt UA
l'ItESS. . I
Branch House - - - - Council Bluffs
Dr. S. Mosher
SPEOIALIST. .
Having fully demonstrated hy ) 'enrt or sueeessCul practice anti , experience that ho Is
Ilrnclce
able 10 cure multtute : or dlseascs whlth bathe lie ( chIll ot ordinary physicians , , ho .
feel It his duty 10 make known 10 suffering humanity that he devotee his whole time
/ tmt
anti energy to this particular branch of the profession and will prepare and rurnlw
medicine at his office or vlm'it those cnses which lay require perlluol examinatIon , Patients !
tNlts at a distance . may consult Dr : to her ly letter . gIving a carefully written hIstory
of their cases . .Ietcrlhlng theIr symptoms mlnnlfy ) lt 1108sllle. which will enable histor
make correct iiingnosis antI judge very accurately of them curability or wil dlseRs < . and 10
1IIIIIy prOlle remele 1edlelro forwarded either by mmiii or oxitreec . and all medicine
prescrlle by Dr. 10sher i' I iirt'pnrt1 under hit own [ lrsolal mul supervision / . Ie al treats all
diseases without melcury II otttt'r potsotig . which create dIeue of thenm"eivem' , al
The doctor l ) ' hIs new nl' STOIA'VI'1 TREATMENT curls all eurbe : dIseases . and .
al dlsascs.
treats with , tuccese nil affetIoiic oC the Liver Throat . .
wih succeSf al nIlctlons ' 'hrlat and Luimgu' Catlrh , Ilptl&'psy ,
' . heart . ltheumatism . . , , Eptl'psy
D'llloplla. Disease Hhenmat m. Neuralgia and nil Nervous Diseases caused by
overwork Ito ( Indlteroton or youth or the excrses of riper ) 'eart. alll whatever may .
tent to lower the latent force or Ito tone or life's vitality , causing PhYElcal debility , ,
iwi.vous exhaustion , insanity , anti Premature decay. debiIty
Consult personally , or by Letter , free anti strictly confidential , Address ,
Dr. S. Mosher ,
Office , Room 50 , Kiel Hotel , Council Bluffs , La
PECIAL NOTICE.
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: : AVING decideti to malta mm.c'liano In our business , wo tvill
conomnomico to soil itt COST vrice fromn and aftem' Saturday ,
November 10 , amiy of out' goude ; Gold and Silver \VA'rciEs ,
DIAMONIS , Gold Rhmigs , Pius , Earrliig , Sliver \Vmu'p , Tublo
and Pocket Cutlery. Gold t'en amid Pencils , Gold headed Canes ,
A T COST Ill fact all of our extensive stock.
Yqu will ltCaC riot regard this as an ordinary advertising no.
tlco , for we will th as we say , soil at. COS'J' pm'Ices , ant ) tak
this mode of letting our customers and the public know it.
ci. B. JACQUEMIN & 00. ,
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27 Mmtlii Street , Coitlicil jiItifl , Iowa.
Orders by Mail vii1 receive prompt attention.
CbiehSittr'I .gttin Ijiam000 urs.u.
ENNYROYAL PILLS
aud Oal , Grnulie. A
. * OrIgInI , I , $ , , ttabi. . , . * oL. uk .
pruiI , fr Cka..iw. Otii5 Pl.\
, .oJ Dr..4 I. iCed 1.4 GtJ
hoil. , , Ithd wttb btti dbt. . Tsk.
* - , , ; o othi. JZJ.4 J. . , . 'u.l a.biiti.v
. - Ito. . . . , . , d Iw.UsttO'.l. Al DrgitIt , , f e4 4e
I. , taps r. , iHtm.tU. iwti.t.t , s.l
. .lI.mier fur tdIe"fntatter ,
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. _ lj.iL 10 000 T..t''O.t.i. .
\p. _ _ tCbi..he.ji..CLemtci1 C.fladIion I'qu.ra ,
sQi. lj Ia Lo.ii DtUi.iJ. 1kU&d. . 1k. ,
FIRST NA'I'ONAL ' ' ! BANK
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Couticil Bluffs , Iowa.
CA1'ITAL , . - . $100,000
Vh5 SOLICIT YOUR UVSZNL3S.
vIs niSiUJ2 YOUR COL1JhCTIONS.
ONI OIP Tilid OI.iI5T itANkit irt wwt
' 5 P11t I1INT PAID ON ThM1l flhh1'OSl'I'a
CALL AXb iC V8 OZL WILITIS.
& BA1NBRIII
Uiractica In the Mtat
Intl Federal Courts. Rooms 306.74. , 5fl )
cart. Block. Council Bluffs , Iowa.
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Special NoIicos-CouocI illuffs
CIIIMNIIYS C1.ilAND VAULTS CEANnD.
Btl Iiurke , at W , B , homer's , 635 iiroa4way.
LOST , AT TIlE FiELD CIUli ORQUNDf. OR
between there anti CouncIl Bluffs. brown leather
card case , contamnmng cards end mooney ; a rs.
ward wIll ha psld for Its return to . It , E ,
Montgomery , 0S ThIrd Street , ma.1
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I IIAVB A CMIII CUSTOMEIt FOR ICO ACRES
of Nebraska land , C , it , Nicholson , I39 liroad. .
way , Council LiIutfs , ime ,
I 11AVk UNiCUMHnnFm CITY i'ltOI'IOItTY
to ezchang for Nekrssk& land. C. It. Niobal.
son , f.33 . .roadway ,