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r T1I15 OMAHA DAILY J 3I3 > TlM 8l > ftAr , p-EO.iSM.mait 10 , 1801. o NEWS FROM COUNCIL BLUFFS. Office , 12 Pcnrl Street. 11. W. Tlltoti , Malinger obd Lcasco. MI.V > H MI : : Floral designs. J. II. McPhernon. Tel. 244. Clan Stewart will have a meeting this even * Ing at Uoy.il Arcanum hall , Thn Monday Mitslcil club met yesterday ifternoon at the home of Mrs. I , M , Trcynor _ 6n First avenue. Y fithel , daughter of L. M. Shiibert , enter- \ alned n patty of her young friends Saturday In honor of her 9th birthday. Hrnry Thlcl , aged 32 , and Maggie Schmllon , IK il 18 , both of I'ottavvattnrnte county , were jrentr-d a license to marry > c terday by the county clerk. Kegulnr meeting of Colsntho amembly , No , 1 , 1' . S. , Is called for at 2 o'clock sharp .4 next Thursday afternoon In Woodmen of the ' - World hall. Mrs. W. II. Lynchnnl returned yesterday fruit Perry , la. , where she gave th3 "Urow'n- los" Friday and Saturday evenings to crowded houses. Star chapter No , 47 , Ho > nl Arch Masons , will hold a special meeting tonight for vort ) In the past master's degree. All members are requested to bo present. The two little children of Zcph Hughes , who are III with diphtheria , arc reported Bomavvhat better. The Salvation army ofll- elated at the funerals of both children who died. died.The The sickness of ths High school Janitor nnd the Inability of his substitute to make the heating appiratus work prcprly mid It necessary to dismiss school yeaterdty morning. A fur robe , which R. Giy spread over his horse while IIP was attending Fervlco at the Ilroadway Methodist church Sunday night , was reported to the pollco yestcrda > ni having been stolen. Tl.c annual business meeting of the First Presbyterian church will be held this even ing at 7:30. : The reports for tis | > car will be given , financial statements and plans dls- cusscl for the ensuing years. Hu.lsilonk & Alberts of Underwocd gave another chattel mortgage on their store last August , and It was placed on record yes- ttrOay by Peter Wels , In whose favor It was executed. The amount was $1,000. I. J. Claik was arrested yesterday on the charge of stealing three cords cf wood trom 55. W. Mow cry's place In Garner town ship. He gave bonds for his appearance In Justice Cook's court Saturday for a hear ing. ing.The The engagement ! of Mr. Will Martin of Omaha and Miss Hattlc Shcpard of Council Dluffs Is announced. The marriage will take - plice some time during the latter part of e _ Jnr.tjaiy. Mr Martin Is In the Union Pa cific service and Miss Shcpard Is one ot the brightest young girls of this city. Louis James , the eminent tragedian , will appear at Dohany's theater this evening In Shakespeare's masterpiece , "Othello. " This Is Mr. James' first Visit to Council Dluffs for a long time and unless there Is a better audi ence than some of those which have wit nessed the plays at Dohany's recently It will probably be the last. Some of the residents of North Main street are trying to fill up the worst of the holes In the paving with ccal ashes. They - \ claim to have thu permission of the mayor to do It. Considerable complaint Is being made by people who drive their carilages along the street , on the ground that the ashes kill the varnish. Freddie * and Willie Strong , the sons of Jce Strong , who stole In order to be sent to the reform school , have been turnel ovet to their mother In the hope that they may b : cared for In such a way as to make It unnecessary to tnks them away. Their case has been continued until December 31. Dur ing their slay they made merry war , fighting constantly on the slightest provocation. Justice VIcn heard the evidence In the CH'a of the state against William Ellsworth , who was accused by Dell Wells of stealing a wringer from his residence , 720 Washington avenue. A search warrant brought the wringer to light In the cellar of August Carlson , at 714 nroadway. Carlson claimed ho bought It of Ellsworth , and Ellsworth swore ho had never seen Carlson before. Tint was the end of It , and Ellsworth was discharged. Wanted Capitalist to erect a warehouse costing f"0,000. Including ground. Can rent same on long time lease at 10 per cent on amount Invested. Will loan $12,000 on the property If desired. Lougee & Towle , 235 Pearl street. MONEY to loan on Improved Iowa farms Largo loans a specialty. Fire Insurance. L. W. Tulleys , 102 Main St. , rooms 2 and 3. I.niuulry Co. No. 620 Pearl btreet. Telephone 290. We have .all the latest Improvements for laundry- Ing. Wing point nnd turn doun collars , and for the saving of linen lirgeneral. Reduced prices on slightly used pianos at Dourlcliis' , the orchestral crown piano dealer , 11C Slutsman strnct , near M. E. church. \oii-ltli-N for tlio llollilii ) H. New photo frames , photographs , picture frames , pictures , etc. The largest and best line ever shown. Get your pictures framed for Christmas. Linen frames mounted to or- , dcr. II. L Smith & Co. O. W. Culllson of Harlan registered at the Grand yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Gregory left yesterday for a winter's visit to Augusta , Ga. Mr. and Mrs. S. Tarnsworth leave this v\csk for Arizona to spend the winter. A. M. Phelps , wife and son , are- visiting his father , Hev. Stephen I'helpa , on Willow ave nue. nue.Mrs. Mrs. Frank Deervvester "of Glonuooil was the guest of her parents , Mr , and Mrs. Mc- Creary , yesterday. S. M. Dubols of Harnboo , WIs. , Is vls'ltlng his cousin. Officer Vnndenburg , and v\lll prob ably spend most of the winter hero. Mrs. W. I ) . Huston has been called to Wichita , Kan , , by the death of her grand father , M. Dradlcy , who fell from a train. C. A , Hammer expects to leave for Chicago In a day or two and ulll make his home there. Mrs , Hammer Is already In Chicago. Mrs1. C. W. Ilrjant nnd Mrs II. 11 , Watson returned Sunday from I'erclval , where they were called by tha sudden death of their mother , Mrs. Jane Itrockle. Charleu H. McKlbbon , formerly purchasing agent for the Union Pacific , htoppcd yeator- day at the Grand hotel and greeted many of hla Council Illuffs friends He Is no\v u mem ber of a lurg ; Now York firm , and v is on his T\ay to Colorado. Von can maKe no mistake If you got your Christinas prctents at tlio Durfea Furniture company's , and It will bo uecful , beautiful and cheap. Look at the now novelties. Stephen Ilroa. for plumbing and healing ; also line line of gas fixtures. lio'ore the holidays jou will probably need gome pilntlng , You v > lll want It done just right ; so call on Pryor Droa. , printers , at The Bej ofllco , 12 Pearl street. I.ri'turion SivlUi-rliuuI. An unusually largo audience tuni'd out to hear Dr. C. W. Thomas' second lecture on "Travels In Switzerland and France. " The lecture proved even more entertaining than the 1 cturo on Italy. Dr. Thomas commenced by describing In glowing terms the scenery In Switzerland imil took his audience Into theccttages of Snlss peasants , Their life Is one rare sim plicity because tli > have not the means to make It different. After spending rome time In the land of thu brave , heroic , Industrious , lionsct Swlas , he > then Invited Ills audience to Join him In a visit to the gay city of Paris. A short account of tip life of Napoleon was specially Interesting. The- Illustrated vlovvuere very fine , This evening hu delivers his last lec ture * , on Germany , where ho studlid In Hcld- elbtrg and llerlln universities. At CiiNt. The lurga and well assorted stock of watches , diamonds and jewelry for the next 80 dayi at C. D. JACQUHMIN & CO , 27 South Main Street. Every well dressed man appreciate ! good laundry work. That U why so many go to th. ltt Laundry , 724 Broadway , Telephone 167 , I'lH I.TIM SIIOU VIVKliS A VIMHT. llnrnnr l OrclicHlrn of so * ) 1'lcc'cx 'luiK'il Up llenil } for lliixliu'un. Long before breakfast this morning the orchestra that was Imported from the barn yards of Council IlIufTs and the country ad jacent will have played Its overture. There was a symphony ot pretty fair proportions all yesterday morning , but after all It was noth ing but a tuning of the various Instruments In comparison with the lusty tones that will bo heard when the roosters all get to singing together. There Is nothing small about the Individual Instruments. They may be a trifle shy on tune , but there can be no posslbla complaint on the amount ot lung power mani fested , or In the varlet ) of pitch. Coops weic brought Into the nieeamn block In a stead } ' stream all during the afternoon and by 0 o'clock more than bOO fowls were on exhibition. This morning there will In many more , and the management of the Western Poultry , Farm and Garden associa tion Is confident that this year's exhibit will be far superior to any ever given In tha city. The poultry show will of cotirso be the principal feature of the exhibition , but there Is alto a large amount of fruit , vegetables , seeds and pet stock. The following Is the * list of entries In the "poultry department up to last evening : W. M. Collocatt , Stnnbury , Mo , pen light Hiahmas ; T. Hluulns. Stnnbury , Mo , pen s. H. Hnmbiirgs ; rlojtl Donor , Treynoi , la , cockurell nnd two pullets , r. c. v. leghorns ; eockori'll nnd jmllet , golden Wjandottes ; Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Vaughn , Council Dlurrs , black Leghorn cock nnd hen : T. J. Shugart. Council muffs , pen hurt Leghorns ; cockcrcll and pullet , bun Leghorns ; cockerc'.l and two pulkto , dark Uriilimn11 ; cock and hen , light Ilinhinns ; 13. n. Freeman , Oakland , In. , in. b. turkpjs , white-crested black I'pllph , s. s. Hamburg" , cornlsh Indian games ; H. Pierce , Council UlurTs , s. 1 W > - andottu ; W. J. Stave'.y , Council llulffu , black I'lj mouth Hocks ; A. W. Black , Coun cil niufTs , black Mlnorcas , Mu covy ducks ; Mrs. O. D. Talbert. East Omihn , llvht Hrjhmas ; r. S Knnpp. Omaha , wh'te ' Wyandottes : C. J. HIchards , Omaha , dark lirahmns , brown Lcghoins ; O. H. Lutz , Council n'uffs , b. Plv mouth llocks. black Mlnorcas. s. c. brown Leghorns , w , Mlnorcis , buff Leghorns ; Oscar Hock , Council IHurr/ * , w. Wjnndottos , b. Langshan ; J , W. Brown , Council BluffH. partridge Cochins ; N M. 1't.sey , Council bluffs , pit games , magpie pigeons , s c. b Leghorns ; M. Bellinger , Council Blurts , light Brahmns , Pekln ducks , buff turkey , wild gee'e , cockerells ; Henry Saunders. Council Bluff0 , s. 1. Wynndotlcs , rose-comb brown Leghorns , black Lang- shans , r. c b n. game bantam ? , r. c b Leghorns. O K Pratt. Council Bluffs , light Brahmas ; Herbert Silver. Council Bluffs , bamlam hen nnd chicks ; H. A. U'ce , Coun cil Blurts , r. c. b LeghornH , w. h. turkeys ; Jim Hunt , Council Bluffs , b. b r. same bantams ; T. E. Brooks , Downer's drove , b. b r. pit games ; W. S. Hevvltson , Council Blurts , English Spanl h tumbler pigeons ; E T. Waterman , Council Bluffs , white- Plymouth Hock" ; Charles Campbell , Council Bluffs , light Brahmnf ; Trecl Shoemnkci , Council Blurts , Jacobin pigeons nnd white fan-tail pigeons ; J. H. Sherlock , Council Bluffs , r. c. w. Leghorns ; E N. Swanson , Council Bluffs , H. F. ban tams , polden-fcpangled bantams , pearl guinea ? , block Wyandottes , black Lang- shnns , r. c. brown Leghorns , r. c. black Leghorns , black Plymouth nocks , s 1 Wyandottes , g. Wynmlottes. White Pl > mouth Rocks-white Wynmlottcs ; II. A. Cox. Council Bluffs , barred Plymouth RocUs ; August Davidson , Omnha.Ingle comb brown Leghorns , silver laced Wyan dottes ; W. S. Kecllne , Council Blurt ? , sllvei Wynndottcs ; J. W Bell , Council Bluffs , PartiIdge Cochins : W. A GroneweB , Coun cil Bluffs , silver laced Wynndottcs ; F. L Uritton , Council Bltlfts. b i. n B- cock ; W. H. Pardoo Council Bluffs , nameless banutles , s. c. brown Leghorns : white Jllnorcas. s c. b. Leghorns ; W. S Doner , Aimour P. O , r. c. b Leghorns ; P. Thoma , Council Bluffs , c Indian games , brown b. r. pit games ; W. Sllter , Council Bluffs , brown Plymouth Rocks ; C W. Atvvood , Council Blurts , golden AVjandottes ; K Slyter , Council Bluffs , buff Leghorns ; Mrs E. H. Reed , Council Bluffs , a c b Leg horns ; Smith Bros. , Lincoln , Neb , brown Plymouth Rochs. . c. vv. Leghorns ; J. B. Rue , Council Bluffi ? , b Plymouth Rocks , s 1. WjaTuiottes. buff Leghorns : G W. Randall , Norman Grove , Neb , light Brah man , white Wyandottes ; O = car Westhcrbee , Council Bluffs , white bantams ; H. B Ken nedy , Omaha , brown Lcghornsj Charles Ross , Omaha , blnck Mlnorcns ; J. H. Far- low , Council Bluffs , pit game cockercll ; K Gelse , buff Cochin , Partridge Cochin , buK Leghorn , white Leghorn , brown b. p game , black b p game ; Phil Belts , Coun cil Blurts , b. b. r. games , brown s > tag Rime : J. L. Todd , Atlintlc , la , blnck Lingshans , white Guineas , Plymouth Rorks , golden Wynndottes , black Mlnorcas , buff Pekln bantams , p. Seabrlght bantams ; Fred Lamb , Council Blurti , pet guinea plffs , lopenred rabbits , Belgian rabbits , white Angora rabbits common rabbits , carrier pigeons , Jacobins , Fantalls , I'auter , Magpie pigeons , tumblers , white mice ; W U. Kis- ell , Council Bluffs , pit games ; C. E Ander- ; on. Council Bluffs , a. s. Hnmburgs ; F. A. Stupfel. Council Blurts , black Mlnorcas , Plymouth Rocks , Toulouse geese ; T. L Orr , Quick , In. , bronze turkeys , light Brnh- maa , s c. light Brahmas , b Plymouth Rocks , Toulouse Keece ; Mrs R. Crockett , Coin , In. light Brnhmas , white guineas ; J. G. Harding , Council Bluff * , Plymouth Rocks ; Lamb & Bowman , Council Blurts , blnck red games , brown red games , red piles ; 8. J. Smith. Council Blurts , light Brahnias ; H. J. Nosbltt. Waterloo , Neb , b Plymouth Rocks , black Jnvas ; C. A. Beno , Council Blurts s 1. Wynndottes ; C. Hafer , Council Blurts , Partridge Cochins , Plymouth Rocks , single comb white Leg horns. AVnn It Hard I.iicUT Bad management , or only forgetfulness ? It don't really make much difference which It was. The plpo burst. The "cut off" would not work. They telephoned the New York Plumbing company , 30 Pearl street , for a plumber and then watched the water run down their new stilr carpet while thty waited for him to get thero. J. E. McDermot , undertaker , dealer la church goods. C42 Broadway. Telephone 203. Our prices are right on everything. Met- caU Bros. The now neckwear IB very stylish. Mot- calf Bros. Toilnj'H Prize- Dinner ill the Iiuiiiin. The Hotel Inman has been leading the van lately on dinners , but the menu ar ranged for today surpasses all previous ef forts. How In the world such a bill of fare as the following can be served at the popular prices charged at tha Inman Is a conundrum which can anly be successfully answereJ by such an enterprising host us Hairy Inman himself : Ox Tull Soup. Consomme Royal. Lettuce. Horseradish Queen Olives. Kalamuzoo Celery , Mackinaw Trout , Like Michigan White Fish. Now York Counts. Boiled Corntd Bevf and Cabbage. Uoatt I'llmo Loin of Bepf , mi Jim. Roast Leg of Young Pig , Apple Sauce. Ox Heart Stuffed , Onion Dressing. Sardine Ma > onnnlbe , California Honey. Roast Saddle of Venison , a la Malntcnon. Roiibt Wild Gnccc , Glblet Sauce. Squirrel Pot Pie , Hunter 8t > le. * Biked Pork and Bcanu. Lyonnnlse of Liver with Crusts. Apple Dumpllngp , CuMm Sauce. M untied Potatoes. Steamed Potatoes. Stuwcd Carrots. Sugni Corn. tlrecn Peas. Apple Pie. Chocolate Cream Pie. Tapioca CuMard Pudding. Vanilla Ice Crsnrn. Assorted Cake , California Fruit. Crackers and Cheese. Coffee. Tea. Milk. Children's reefers are , the thing we are mrklng ( ho clrlvn on Juat now , They are handsome and cheap , and tha line Is un broken. Melcalf Bros , Th3 ladles of St. John's English Lutheran church will have thslr annual apron calo on Thurwlay and Friday of this week In the Kverett block , 18 Pearl street. They will furnish supper on Thursday end dinner and supper on Friday. Ifvo you seen the new gai beating ctovei at the company's cilice ? Elgin D. W. Raymond vvatcb , 415 ; Woll- tuan'i. lit B'd'jr ; Nicholson ; meat ; telephone S45. j < imir : ( mr.N IN MIAM , DOSES. David Aiidvmou , A\ lid llolitieil A , lnn- ( tnril , ( ] < < Hit the * llarili-Kl. Jt'dgsSmith had arraigned before him jea- tehrday several of the parties Indicted by the grand Jury at this term of the district court. David Anderson , who robbed Lungard'g tailor shop of a lot of clothing and suitings , was given one year In the penitentiary. Fred Stone , who draw a revolver on Con ductor Hughey becaupa Hughey would not I t him take a motor ride without paving for It , withdrew his plea of not guilty of as'tult to do great bodily Injury , and entered a plea of guilty to the charge of assault anl battery. This plen was nccjptsd by the Mate , and he was given a Jail sntcnc ; of thirty days. Bob Scott , who carved a friend of his on Loner Main street a few weeks ago , pltaded guilty to the charge of assault and battery , and was given a sixty day tirm In Jail. Mose Ilrown , who stole a coat from G. A Schcedsack and was captured In Omaha , was given ninety days In Jail and fined $20. Suit for POCK for The firm of Schurz & Schurz Is suing Mrs Mary A. ATTkerman for $100 for services claimed to have been rendered In a 1 gnt line. She owned some household goods which were seized by one of her husband's credit ors. Sh thereupon consulted "Judge" Adler , now gene to Sing Sing , nnd he told her the proper thing to do was to get a writ of replevin. The "Judge" did not know how- to go nt It , and he called In Schurz to draw up the necessary papers. After this part of the procesdlngs had been finished Mrs. Ack- erman found she could not put up the re- qulied bond , and so the deal fell through , after sh& had paid Adler $40. Adler wanted another $100 , hut Mrs. Ackemian drew the lln ? . He began suit , but unfortunately tor him , had to leave the city about that time , and got Into the New York penitentiary before the suit could be brought to trial. Now the Schurz boys hnvo brought suit for $100 , and the trial came off before Judg > Smith and a Jury yesterday. The defense put up the plea that neither of the. Schur/es had over bjen emploved by her as attorney , and that they must look to Adler , If any body , for their pay. The case went to the Jury nt the hour of evening adjournment , with Instructions to return a sealed verdict. About 9 o'clock the. verdict was agre'd upon and handed to the bailiff. U will bo opened when court con venes this morning , Rumor had It that It was In favor of the defendant , but It could not be verified , the Jurors being rather non- ccnnnlttal. _ Piles of people have pile ? , nut DoWltt's Witch Hazel Salve will euro them. Jarvls , 1877 brandy ; purest , safest , bes' . FCMAI.n SHOP I.IFTMUS AIlIinSTUO. Ion a OlIlulalH nt AVcltxtfr City I.oviitu Some Stolen l'ropiTt > . WEBSTER CITY , la , Dec. 9. ( Special Tel egram. ) Merchants In this city have been missing goods for some tlmo past. Today a search warrant was Issued and at the resi dence of Mrs. Rose Shadel a large quantity of goods was found that had been stolen from B. F. Darr's dry goods store by Mrs Shadel and Mrs. E. H. Plumlcy. The search war rant was Issued after the clerks had seen the ladles secreting goods and taking them from the store. Warrants were. Issued for their arrest. Tonight officers have warrants for searching several other residences and It Is expected they will round up as dangerous a gang of shoplifters as ever operated In this section. Lvenl Point In Ion a. JEFFERSON , la. , Dec. 9. ( Special. ) Tin decision of the supreme court of Iowa In the case of Hatcher vs. Dunn , Healy and others , touching the responsibility of the state oil Inspector , Is awaited with Interest. Healy , deputy inspector , inspected a large quantity of oil In bulk at Cedar Rapids , which was afterward barreled nnd branded by Healy "approved , flash test 106 degress " Part of this was shipped to a groceryman at Tlpton , la. , nnd ECld out to patrons , one of whom was a Mr. Hatcher. When placed In a lamp and lighted , the oil exploded , burneJ the house and contents and injured Hatcher se verely. Oil from the same barrel was tested by the city authorities and It only tested 102 to 104 dcgr.es. Hatcher sued Healy and recovered Judgment In the district court for $2,900. Healy appealed , setting up the claim that he would not bo liable unless the branding was knowingly false. The decision will establish a point n.ver before brought up. up.By popular vote of ihe people the town of Scranton has decided by a large majority to put In a system of water works. diTiMl the IlunilH Too Soon. SIOUX CITY , Dec. 9. ( Special Telegram. ) r. C. Henderson , a large creditor of the Leeds Improvement and Land company of this place , has sued the American Loan and Trust company for $10,000 damages for Its alleged surrender of $205,000 of an issue of bonds to the Locds company upon which he had a claim and upon which he bad served attachment papers , The American company's action In releasing the bonds after ho at tached them ho alleges has prevented him from collecting bis debt. Itvutlervd n Verdict of Suicide. CHEROKEE , la. , Dec. 9. ( Special Tele gram. ) The coroner's Jury , after an all day's cession , hearing the testimony of moro than a dozen witnesses , returned a verdict that G. W. Young , who was found dead In his chair by his vvlfo at noon yesterday on her return , came to his death from a pistol wound , and that said wound was caused by a bullet ruppoeed to have been fired by his own hand. _ Itolilicil IL Jcuuiry Store. CEDAR RAPIDS , la , , Dec. 9. ( Special Tel egram. ) The Jewelry store of G , L Good win at Sprlngvlllo was braktn Into last night and five watches stolen. Kyle Jordan was arrested here today shortly after selling one of the watches for $1. Poultry Show Oieni > < l nt SloiiT Cl > . SIOUX CITY , Dec. 9 , ( Special Telegram. ) The Big Four Poultry association's annual exhibition opened here today. The exhibits number about ,000 , from Iowa , Nebraska , North and South Dakota , Wisconsin , MIs- and Illinois , TonK > tlilntr but tlic Money. DUBUQUE , Dec. 9. ( Special Telegram. ) Frank Pencils' wife , aged 37 , eloped with the hired man , Henry Werb , aged 24 , leaving her husband sick In bed , with five children. She took all the money. ( lot A lit-ail of the Ari-lililNliop , DUBUQUE , Dec. 9. ( Special Telegram. ) The Dubuque Catholic Benevolent society , de nied recognition by Archbishop Hennessey for holding n picnic on n lirly , day 1m de- tide ! to continue as n secutir soc'ety ' open to all cr d ! . , , SlnilT fit. * DrtiK IMiMr ( "lo-n-il. SIOUX CITY , Dec. 9.-Si ( dlal Telegram ) The drug firm of C. S. Pfrlers & Co , wn closed today by local crcdllnr * , The assets are said to he sufllclent to pay all claims. 99QV9Q999999 | AMUSEMENTS. List evening th ? principal ? . , trainers , as sistants , ringmasters and othdrs of the cast , canvas brigade and genera ) management of the Society Circus h'ld a rehearsal at the Coliseum. A full dress rehearsal will be held this evening. At the Paxton hotel parlors this afternoon a meeting will be held ct all the young women who are to have charge- ot the booths. They will decide on a plan of action. A. J. Cooley , Tom Crelgh , Charles H. Pratt , J. Clark Colt , Thorpe McKell , Wil liam Clark , Harry Wllklns , William Cow In , G. W , Ewlng , Ed George , Charles George , G. Dletz , Ed Swobe , Asa Shlverlck , Wing B Allen , Charles Uoscwater , Ward Burgess , I'rnnk McCune , Stockton Hcth , Edgar Mots- man , Bert Rajmond and Henry Allen have been ipolnted uehers for the circus , At IJo vd's on Wednesday and Thursday nights Louis James will appear In a round of his favorite tragic roles. Thice perform ances will b $ given , and thrcfe ot his moU successful plajs , each entirely dlrtercnt in character , will bo presented. On Wednes day matinee he will play "Virglnlus , " a character for which he seems to have been fashioned 'by nature. Trotti the opening line , where he Is cecn as the loving father , to the end , where he comes as the avenger of his daughter' ? death and dishonor ho Is said to present a thoroughly consistent picture. On Wednes day night ho will he seen ns "Hamlet , " the thoughtful Introspective student , and on Thursday night he will present his latest success , "Marmlon. " Marmlon Is ot course founded upon the famous poem of that name by Sir Wilier Scott , nnd It follows the principal events In the story as told In the poem ns clo'ely as the dramatic exigencies will permit. Piobably no period In mediaeval history admits of more elaborate scenic effects and picturesque cos tuming than that of Henry VIII. , In which the scene Is laid. Marmlon Is presented as the ambitious , rcstleos mm ol action , at the snmo time with an emotional , romantic nature , provo to all the superstitions of his time , and tl Is endeav ored to present as faithful ! as may be , a picture of English and Scottish chivalry In those stirring timer. A gorgeous scenic pro duction for those plays has been painted by Lamphpur ot Chicago , and the company Is said to be thoroughly competent. It Includes such artlstts ag Guy Ltndsley , William Har ris , Alva Kruger , Harry LangJon and Aphlc Hendrlcks. At the Cre'ghton ' theater for three nights commencing Thursday , December 12 , with the usual Saturday matinee. Mr. William C. Andrews nnd his company of comedians will present "My Wife's Friend , " the latest work of Mr. Fred Marsilen. The story Is of Elizabeth , N. J. , and tha author is said to get as much fun out of that rural city as If ho were telling a tale ot' Paris or Lon don. Mr. Andrews will be .remembered for his finished ! work In "Nlobe , " and other comedies. Tlio actor who comes forward as Caesar , Brutus , Casslus , Mark Anthony , Corlolanus or Vlrglnus U always sura of a sympathetic reception at the hands of1 an audience. Ol the several plays dealing -with' the Romans none has shown a more enduring popularity than Sheridan Knowles1 Virglnlus Al though ono of the familiar tragedies of the standard repertory , there arc1 some Inter esting facts concerning th6 origin and history of this play , not geneially known oven to the theater going public ? It was written In three months , and the' work was accom- nllshed In addition to many pther arduous nd exacting taska The pJay was first > reduced at the theater JRoyal. London , In the spring pr .1820. Macrcady , was the first Virglnlus , as ho had been ilie .first Richelieu , Charles Kemble was the , Iscllius and Miss Footo the Virginia. The greatest Inter preter of the role today Is beyond doubt Mr. Louis James , who will present It as his opening bill hero next Wednesday matinee. Wednesday night. "Hamlet , " and Thursday night , "Marmlon. " The San Frantlsco papers have b en lav Ish In their praise of "Tho War of Wealth , " the new play by C. T. Dazey , author ot that other great popular success , "In Old Ken tucky. " It Is a scenic production acted by a company which Includes Harry Lacy , A. S. Llpman , Ben Cotton , J. B. Maher , Frank J. Keenan , Fanny Mclntyre , Belle Bucklln , Laura Booth and others The full California theater production will bo given here , at Boyd's theater , December 20 , 21 and 22. The play Is under the management of Jacob Lltt , and that Is a guaranty that It will be sumptuously staged. The genial manager , known to his peironal friends as "Daddy" Dlngwall , who Is In a great measure re sponsible for the phenomenal success of "Ths War of Wealth , " arrived In the city last n.'ght. For the first four nights of the coming week , with the usual matinee Sunday. De- C'mber 15 , the Crtfghton offers Lincoln J. Cortr 's well known scenic production , the "Fast Mall. " It will be remembered that there Is a representation of an engine room on a Mississippi steamer , showing the fur naces under the boilers In active operation , a. train of cars and a scene representing the Niagara falls. The play has a sensational plot and many strong situations. The mem bers of the producing company are said to bo as competent as ned be. CharHs H. Yates' "Newest Devil's Auction" will be seen at Boyd's theater for three nights commencing Friday of the present week , with matinee Saturday. The company prerentlng It Includes sixty-eight piople , In cluding Mildred Holden , Anna Moore , Maud King , Kitty Wolf , Annie De Vere , Chris uruno. William Lorella , Eddie Snow , wil- lam Ilugo , Al W. Decker and William. Young. The specialties will embrace acts by the Donazetta trio , the five Salamonskys , the midget dancers , Kitty Wolf , Lea Freres Lorella and Chris Bruno , The ballet will K headed by Mil ? . Emilia IJartolettl , Slgno- rita Adele Amore and Mile. Annie De Deasl , and Is said to Include many novelties. The transformation scene , which ID entirely new this season , has b. en designed and painted by John n. Wllklns. The title Is "Tho Flight of Time. " Dave Wilson , Mark Twain's htro , who went about getting people's thumb marks on pieces of glass , earning thereby tli ; name of "Pudd'n-hcad , " Is likely to create a new fad , Peoplf after seeing" the1 developments that result from these bltd 'of glass In the trial Bceno In tlu play are apt to go off and take Impressions of thelr..p\vn and other thitmbs and are surprUe-d' ' at the vailety and beauty of the markings,1- "Pudd'n-hcad Wilson , " as dramatized by'Frank ' Mayo , will be > presented shortly at the CrelgHton , with Mr. Mayo In the title roje1. 1 One Minute Cough Cure is d'popular ' remedy for croup , Safe for children1 and adults. \MSTIII : > n ( lluHHirlllon Itoitioin- tirr - < l l > > the < l > ncrnl llov rntm-nt. WASHINGTON , Dec.1 n - ( SpecialPei ) - lon- granted , lsuo of November 22 , 195 were : Nebraska : Original-Robert McCrcn , Cole ridge , Cednr. Reissue Charles W. Rey nold * , David City , Uutlcr ; ri.ink Wilson Omnha , Douglas. IowaOriginalJuhn Mu er , Oolfnx Jnspir. RpKsun Janif Wright , Sidney , Tremont Original widows , etc Ashbel B Hradlev ( father ) , RIcevllIe , Mluhcll. I South Dakota : Increase Erastus Bam s Sioux Palls , Mlnnehaha. Reissue llUhard Lee , Ouster , Custer. Colorado , ( irlglnal James W Knight Durango , Li Plnta , John Kllnk , Brighton Arapahne Rjl-ssuc Kmer on C Drake , Denei , Morgan ; And-rson Snjder , Colorado Springs , El PAE-O ! Robert Bradley , Pe > ton El Paso. Issue of November 2.1. 1&13 Nebrn ka Original Iltnry r. Xumbninn Nelson. Nuckollp ; Robert W. Mills , Norfolk Mndlsoii. Inennsc Svlvester Cook , New Castl , Dlxon : John W. Rogers , Treiton Hitchcock ; William A. Allen , Ord , Valley Reissue Jeremiah C. Wllcov , Omnha Douglas Reissue and Increase Jacob D Bacr , Bellwood , Butler. lown. Original Isaac r. Glgcr , Toledo Lucas ; Jasper Roush , Monroe , Jnsp'r. Ad ditional Henry M. Grant , Ilorton. Bremcr Rel"ue-Johti C Hlllham. Rndcllrt , liar- dlu. Original widow , etc. Jane Reed Woodward , Dallas South Dakota. Addltlonal-Wllllim Whit- more. Madison , Lake ; Mnthlas Edclman , Blcstone , Giant. Colorado. Additional Patrick JlcCluskey , Idnlla , Arapaho" . I sne of November 2" , l&fij Nehrackn : Original J.imei Shields , Omaha , Douglas , Increase Truman Wood , Bartley , Red Willow. Rel sue Charles 11 Smith , Peckham , Lincoln ; Joseph Lucrnft , Fnnbury , Jefferson. Original widow , etc Henrietta E. Brandt. Unndilla , Otoe. Iowa Original Ruftis B Couch , Mlngo , Jasper ; Charles M Smith , DC Solo , Dalian , Robert Johnston , Blanclmrd , Page ; Charles Dutcher , Albion. Marshall. Additional Ebenezer Sanford , Wesley , Kossuth South Dakota : R'lssue James Garvle , Hlghmore , Hjde , Geoige H. Smith , Elllng- hnm , Roberts Coloindo : Original William A. Sheppird , Hotchklss , Delta. Relsfiie Francis D. Storm , Denver , Arnp.ihoe : Giorue Flt7- slmons , Denvci. Arap.ihoe ; James J lleiirj , Vernon , Arnpahoe ; Albert G Snvder , Boul der , Boulder. Original widows , etc1. Minor of George L. Fox , Highlands. Arnpnhoe Supplemental Mlnois of Henry Grand Junction , Meva. Pair TIIIMIII ) anil Warmer nlth Souther ! } Wlnilx fur ! WlirnHUn. WASHINGTON , Dec. 9.-The forecast for Tuesday Is : For Nebraska Fair Tuesday ; warmer , southwesterly winds. For Iowa Generally fall Tuetdny , with warmer , southerly winds For Kansas Fair ; southerly winds ; warmer In the eastern portion. For South Dakota Fair , followed by showers Tuesday night ; southerly winds , probably shifting ? to northerly Tuctlay night , with colder weather by Wt'dnes- mornfng. For Missouri Fair ; slightly warmer ; winds shifting to southerly. Local Hccoril. OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU , OMAHA , Dec. 9 Omnha record of tem perature and rainfall , compared with the corresponding day of past four years : 1S95 1&I 1893 1S92. Maximum temperature. . . 41 40 23 19 Minimum temperature. . . . 22 24 in 13 Average temperature 3J 3 _ ' 22 10 Precipitation W 00 .00 T Condition of temperature and pieclpltu- tlon nt Omaha for the day and since March 1. 1895 : Normal temperature 30 Excess for the day 2 Accumulated excess since March 1 . . . 214 Normal precipitation 01 inch Deficiency for the day to Inch Total precipitation elnce Ma ch 1 2'.72 Inches Deficiency since March 1 10 31 Inch ° s UejiortH from .Stations nt H ] > . in. STATIONS AND STATE Or YIUATIICII. Omaha , cloudy Ninth Plntte , clear . . . .00 Huron , clear .00 ChlcHKO pirt cloudy . . .00 St Louis , clear . . . . . . . . .00 St. Paul , clniidv . .00.w Davenport , cloudy 00 Kansas CU > , clear . . . . .00 Helena , cloudj .00 Havre , cloudy .00 Salt Lake Clt > , clear . 00 Hlsmarck , clear .00 St. Vincent , cloudy . . . 00 Cheyenne , inrt cloudy .00 WllllHton , cleir 00 HaplU City , clear" .00 Galvesion , clcir .00 T Indicates trace of precipitation L A. 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