THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TtTESD FEBKUATJY 0 , 1807.
COUNCIL BLUFFS DEPARTMENT
MI.NOH MUXTION.
S'lcnltnc optician , Wcllman , < OD B'wny.
Mrs. A. Caldwcll Is visiting her sister In
Missouri Valley.
Liveryman Illllmayer ot Lincoln was a
Illufls visitor yesterday.
H. Mpnrtel , cashier of the Neola bank ,
was In ( ho city yesterday.
t > reil coffee , the great health drink , can
be had at Iiartcl and Millet's.
Sheriff Morgan was called to Cats county
yrslordny lo- nee his mother.
MUs Lulu Olbbs of Harlan spunl Sunday
wllh Miss Clara Flues , 014 Sixth avenue.
\V. C. Watson , an attorney of Lincoln ,
wag In the city ynslw'lay on local bual-
ncu.
ncu.Mr. . nnd Mrs. M. \Vndovcr nre rejoic
ing over the advent of a son at their homo
101 Bluffs nil eel.
The body of Henry Austin will be held at
Lunkloy'B undertaking rooms until the ar
rival of relatives of the dead.
Mr. unii Mrs. IL W. Tllton wcro called
to Jnncsvlllo , WK , last evening by a Iclc-
gram announcing the fatal Illness of Mr.
Tllton's aged mother.
The body of William Arnd was [ ml aboard
Iho train by Iho frlonds In PtoiitU yester
day and will airlvo heto this uvenliiij unless
some delay la encountered.
The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. AV. P.
Shepard died yesterday nt the residence ,
20113 Fifth iivcmte. 4t will bo burled at 10
o'clock today from the residence.
It Is to bo regretted that the heroes of
the Cuban war aio deprived of the luxury
of wearing1 the beautiful laundry work for
which the "Kugto" Is eo famous. 721 Broad
way.
8. S. Wiiuare , a fanner living Boulheasl
of Iho city , it suffering from a. broken leg
caused by getting mixed up with the tumb
ling rod of a cornshellcr on Saturday aitcr-
noon.
William Cheyno , iccord cleric lu - . - . .
Cleric Hoed1 * ofilcc , was taitcn violently
yesterday morning , lit was found lei IM
suffering Irom a severe atlaei of cuolerr.
morhut ) .
Mrs. T. S. Couch of Milwaukee , ft formct
well known resident of this city , is the
guest of Mis. J. B. Atkins. Mrs. Couch
nnd Mrs. Atkins returned ycslcrday from
ji brief vlsll to Ncola.
C. V. NIc-man & Co. , G23 Broadway , dealer ;
In stocks , grains nnd provisions. Corre-
spondsnls of James 13. Uoyd & Co. , Omaha
They will furnish market quotations by telephone -
phone nt any time. 'Phono 129.
Mrs. Ohio Knox was taken seriously 111
yesterday and a telegram % \aa sent to her
husband advising him to return nt once ,
Mr. Knox was called to Ohio last we li
by the illness nnd death of his father.
An unknown Inrondlary started a lire litho
the barn of C. 'B. ' Waters al 121 Grac ,
slrcet that completely deslroyc-i It nt
o'clock yesterday morning. The loss wll
amount to $ .250 , fully covered by Insurancs
John Wesley Duncan took his own case
nnd that of his two sons , all charged will
burglary of Iho Falrmount park zoo , from tm
police court to Justlcp Burke'3 tribunal
The hearing has been set for this morn-
Ing.
Ing."A Brother's Counsel" was presented las
night to another largo audience. The pla :
was well received. Tonight they prcssn
"A Southern Rose , " a comedy , new to loca
theater patrons. Saturday afternoon a s\ie \
clal 10-cent matinee will be given.
The regular meeting of the Derthlck clul
was held at the Mueller Music hall las
night. About forty members and a numbe
of viators were present and most hcnrtll ;
enjoyed the flno ore-Brain prepared. Th
works of Chopin was the subject.
Itcnry Austin , the well known colorei
porter at the Ogden hotel , died at an earl ;
hour yesterday morning of apoplexy.Henr ;
was always pcnslderate , obliging and courtc
ous lo Ihe guests of the house , among when
there Is a universal feeling of sorrow eve
his untimely death.
Last evening the Dodge Light Guards wor
Inspected In their armory by Colonel Alber
Swalui. The colon ? ! says on polnls of dril
and equipments thny are the beat ot an ;
company of the Third regiment thus far in
upected , nnd Ihelr quarterly report rank
them among the first companies of the state
The Council Bluffs Mutual Building am
Loan association hold a meeting the othe
evening for the purpose of discussing mat
secretary's report showed the association tc
secretary's report showed the asosclatlon !
bo In excellent shape , with over 200 nev
shares disposed of within the last tlirc-i
months. Another meeting will bo held till
week.
The Grape Growers' and Shippers' asso
ciation will hold Its regular monthly meet
ing ( n Farmers' hall In the county courl
house on Saturday evening. Thu progran-
Includes a wide range ot discussion on sub
jects of Interest to the members of the tusso-
elation. Several of the members have beei
assigned to prepare papers on special sub
Jccts connccled with the growth and culturt
of the grape. The question ot a manufactur
Ing clause In the mulct license law will alsc
be considered.
surancc. The flro was burning half an hou ;
before It was discovered and only the expert
once In handling flrco and saving propert ;
that Walters had acquired while ho wai
chlof of tin ? llro department enabled him ti
save a valuable learn of horses In Iho barn
There was some suspicion that the fire wai
Bet by burglars , who contemplalcd maklni
n raid while Iho attention of the police wa ;
called to the lire , but thu long delay In dls
covering the flro and sending In an nlarn
spoiled Iho plan.
Western Iowa Poultry , Farm and Garden
association will hold a meeting at the court
house this evening. It Is Intimated that
ono of the mailers that will bo taken ur
for discussion and action Is the chicken thlel
and Ihe best means to cure him or kill him ,
An anti-chicken thief association with an
1'uorgetle cxccullve committee to among the
things that may possibly bo crealed. The
largest part of the discussion after the reg
ular order of business Is over will be the
discussion ot the Incubator , its use ami
abuees. People interested in chicken raising
are Invited ,
0. B. Vlavl Co. , female remedy. Mcdlca !
consultation free Wednesdays , Health boo !
furnished , 309 Merrlam block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
IiOIIII * .
For lowest rates -on good farm loans cal
at the offlco of D. W. Otis , No. 133 Pear
street , Council Bluffs. Money ready am
loans closed without delay ,
llml ICHiatf TriinNfei-M.
The following- transfers wcro Illed yester
day In the tltlo and loan oillco of J. W
Squire , 101 Pcnrl street :
'Mury ' A Shoemaker and husband to
aeorso Hartunir. lot H. block 7 ,
llecra' Hiit ) . w it . s SX
William North anil wife to ICzeklel K
lllsloy , JotH 1 and 2 , block 17. ami-
lots 2 , 23 and 21 , block 23 , Hums' add ,
B w d . 1CK
Niithau II. Jamison and wlfo to Elllo
Hums , t ,4 mvli 23-71-42. w d . :
O Fossatl mill wife to ThomiiH ( Jailer ,
lot 4. bloek , Cochrim's add. > w d. , EG
J a Wlnslow and wlfo to It 11 Kt-urns ,
Hw'4 nuU nw't Hotf , u)4 ) sett
mvU , and part nwU HW'J , nnd
imrt HCV4 BWV4 5-77-4Ji w d . 3.0CK
A W Wyman nnd wlfo to Charles
Dllchler , oW sc > W 23-74-41 , w il . 3DCK
Flavlus M Wolte to Mary A Wolfe ,
lot 0 , block 14 , Williams' 1st add ,
w d . , . 1 1 ? '
Seven transfers , total . $ gi > s !
Fory Domestic soap wrappers are good
for six silver spoons.
VUU of Kaxtt-rii CiiiillallNIN.
A party of New York capitalists are reg-
Iflterod at the Grand hotel , and their visit
Is thought to lie of considerable Importance
In local railroad circles. The party Is
headed by Cornelius Gold of New York City.
Yesterday ho called upon Hecolvor Barnard
of the Omaha & St. LouU road and asked
for tlgurca of Its earnings and c6st of op
erating. It Is rumored that they have In
contemplation the purchase of the road , and
are alto representing a number of the east
ern stockholders of the line.
* - . _ _ _ _ _ .
Hoffmayr'i fancy patent Hour makes the
best and most bread. Ask your grocer for it.
Baby carrlagce the finest line In the city.
Durfroa Kurulture Co.
TO ELECT FOUR ALDERMEN
City Election to Bo Held in Oouncil Bluff *
in a Short Titno.
CALLS FOR PARTY CONVENTIONS ISSUED
1'our ItcpnlillcniiN Itfttro nml Dcino-
ci'iitK null I'oiiullntx Arc Trying
to ( Jut Tont'tlicr to Cniitiirc
One ur More
It la evident from the earnestness of dls-
cusslonsi on the street corners and In busi
ness olllccs that Council 1)1 ) lifts Is to have a
city election In a short tlms. which' will
bo a business affair. This year there- arc
three ward aldermen and one alderman-at-
largo to bo chosen. The term of J. P. Green-
tlilclJs as aldcrmdii-at-largc expires , and
there will be vacancies In three of the wards.
Will R. Ilrown , who has represented the
Third , Dr. J. M. IJarstow of the Fourth
and L. M. Shubcrt of the Sixth will retire ,
The election Is of a good deal ot Importance
for the reason that all of the retiring alder
men are republicans , and If the democrats
can replace them with their own men , It
will give them control of tha council. The
democrats are very sanguine of success , anil
It Is understood , have a seciet compact wltli
the populists , by which the pops are to sup
port their candidates , provided the candidates
are such men as the populists can endorse ,
Thcro are numerous candidates In the field
representing the three parties. The conven
tions will have good men to choose from , foi
the i i-ntou that each party will put forward Its
bfat men. The populists were the first tc
call their convention , which Is to be licit ]
In Farmer's hall , In the county court house
on the evening of February 12. This wll !
be a mass convention , and , It Is Intimated
that the democratic mat.agers will be In
vited In to help select candidates for alder
men , who will be likely to meet the approba
tlon ot the democrats. When they mec :
In'convention. .
The call for the republican convention hai
not been made , but Chalnnan Turner ha !
Intimated that the date will be fixed foi
February IS , and the caucuses next Saturdaj
evening.
The democratic call was Issued yesterd.ij
atternoon 'by Chairman O'Urlcn. Ho an
nounces that the representation In the con
vcntlon will be one delegate for each pre
clnct , and ono for every fitly votes or frac
tlon thereof , cast for Victor Jennings foi
mayor , Maich 2. 1S06. 'Meeting to be heh
on Monday , February 15 , 1897 , at 8 p. m.
at the following named places , unless other
wise ordered by the precinct committee
men :
First Ward , Wheeler & Herold's Ofilce-
I'irit precinct , r.lx delegates ; second prs
clnct , six delegatLii.
Second Waul , Council Chamber Kirs1
precinct , six delegates ; second precinct
llvci ilcleKnteK.
Third Wnitl , Cre.ston House First pre
clnct , four delegates ; fccioml : precinct , Ilv <
Fourth Wmil Superior Court lloom-
Flrst precinct , four delegates ; second pre
clnct , live delegates.
Fifth Ward , Election Itooth on Flftl
Avenue First pitclnut , slx delegates ; sec
oml precinct , four delegates.
Sixth Ward , Corner of Twenty-thin
Street and ISrotidwny Flr.st pi telnet , llvt
dek'BttteB ; second precinct , two delegates.
The delegates are to be chosen from the
precinct In which they reside , each mestlnj
to decide upon the manner of selection
The first precinct cominittccmah of eacl
ward will call the meeting to order. The
caucus meeting will also select niembcto ol
the city Central committee , who will mccl
on Tuesday evening ut the superior courl
room. Immediately after the convention , te
perfect an organi/ntlon. Primary elections
' will be held in the Third ward , Fourtl
ward and Sixth ward on Monday evening
February IB , between the hours of 7 and f
o'clock , at the places named for the caucui
meeting in these wards , for the purpose ol
selecting candidates for ward aldermen.
MKKTIXG OF THE CITY FATHERS
of JuilK unit Cli-rliH of I-'lecdoi
Siiliiiilltcil anil Approved.
Tho. city council last evening held i
brief meeting , called chiefly for receiving
the lists of Judges and clerks of election
and the special policemen submitted bj
the chairman of the republican und democratic
craticcommittees. . The rule adopted by
the democrats a number of years ago when
that party hrid control of the city's munici
pal machinery by which the party In power
placed n majority of Its friends on the elec
tion boards was strictly followed , and twr
republican judges were named for each
precinct , to ono democrat. The clerks anil
policemen were equally divided. The lists
submitted were accepted and the men named
were appointed. They were :
FIrsit Ward First precinct : Judges L
A. Casper , < ! . ; D. A. Helsler , r. : John Aten
r. Clerks W. S. Amy , d. ; C. W. Atwood , r
Policemen T. H. AulsUrop. d. : Frci
Grout , r. Second precinct : Judges Ilobur
Ualn. d. ; V. L. Keller , r ; J. 1' . Green
shields , r. Clerks * William Green , d ; S
II. Connor , r. Jollcemen James Gives , d.
Ed Smith , r.
Sc-cond Ward First precinct : Judges-
A. T. Whlttlcscy , tl. ; .1. P. Williams , r.
O. W. Graham , r. Clcrksi J. F. Oliver , d
J. n. Swcnt. r. Pollccmi-n-C. A. Hose , d.
J. A , Spauldlng , r. Second precinct : Judges
Marvin White , d. ; J , H. Pace , r. ; J. D
Johnston , r. Clerks Oscar UurmUster. d.
M. U. Ayresf , r. Policemen William Mat
lock , d. ; John Watson , r.
Third Ward First precinct : Judges A
C. Graham , d ; C. W. Hryant , r. ; Ohle
Knox , r. Clerks H. O. Ouren , d. : George
F. Smith , r. Pollcomnn-I. . . V. Williams , r
Second precinct : JudKcn William Connor
d. ; W. U. Drown , r. ; A. N. Lund , r. Clerks
T. II. Hughes , a. ; Frank Kverest , r. Po-
llccmnn George Gcisler , r.
Fourth Ward First precinct : Judges-
J. A. Murphy , d. ; J. M. Hnrstow , r. ; E
E. Miiyne , r. Clerks L. Swe-nrlnKcn. < 1.
C. II. Gllmoro , r. Policemen Klchnrd Hick
etta , d. ; John Dickey , r. Second precinct
Judged C. A Fox. d. ; Ed Ford , r. ; Charles
LlnebnrKcr , r. Clerks Frc-d Smith , d.
Kmll Lefferts , r. Policemen John Mitchell
d. : Andrew Anderson , r.
Fifth Ward First precinct : Judges Join
llrough d. ; Ixo ; Itiircham , r. ; L. A. Devol
r. Clerks W. C. Jlorrls , d. ; A. Dalrynv
plo , r. Policemen N. A. Tyrrell , il. ; Wil
liam Kraak , r. Second precinct : Judsres-
Mlko Ugan , d. : T. A. Urowlch , r. ; C. 13. .
Howard , r. Clerks Dan Klrloy , d. : J
Crow , r. Policemen Thompson , U. ; Chris
lycraon , r.
Sixth Ward First precinct : Judtres-
George Graves , < ! . ; L. M , Shubcrt , r ; J (
W. Fcrrler , r. Clerks B , T. Schuyler , d.
Kd Wllklnn. r. Policemen Iko Doty , d.
M. F. Moomaw , r. Second precinct : Judges
John M. Lewis , d. ; I * U. Uloedell , r.i
A. II , Dcrnccke. r. Clerks-P. McKlnney ,
il. ; C. O. Hamilton , r. Policemen William
Diana , d. ; II. Darner , r.
, A delegation representing the niurt City
Typographical union was before the council
with a carefully prepared ordinance requir
ing the use of the union label on all printed
matter ordered by the council. The ordi
nance was accompanied by a petition and
communication explaining the reason for the
request , which was simply asking the coun
cil for Its recognition of organized labor.
The ordinance directs and requires the use
of the union label of the International Typo
graphical union of North America , or Its
subordinate union , the Dluft City , on all
printed matter , blank books , etc. , used by
the city In all of its departments , The new
statute was brief.
Section 1. All printed matter , such ns let-
terhi-mlH , envelopes blankbooks ( In or on
which minted matter may occur ) , receipt
books , ulc. , sffiill have printed thereon the
union label of too International Typograph
ical Union of North America , or Us Hubor-
illnute union , the Uluff City Typographical
Union No. OJ , of Council DluftH , la. That
nil such printed stationary presented to the
city of Council liluffu , In. , without said
union label , sluill not be accepted or used
by thu city of Council Dluffs la. , or Its oil !
ceru.
Section 2. The city clerk of the city of
Council Dluffs , la , , when advertising for
printed mutter. Khali Insert a notice that
all hldi Hhull be submitted In accordance
with the provisions of thin ordinance as re
garding tiald label.
There was uo disposition to discuss the
ordinance , and the necessary motion to put it
upon Us passage was made without delay.
The rules were suspended and It went
through In a hurry.
A resolution wai patued Instructing the
committee on flro and lights lethe
the- probable cost of A lot at or near tin
corner of Seventh avenue and Tenth wee !
and the cost ot a building , and also the prob
able cost ot a small chemical engine nm
Apparatus to be kept at tiial point ,
The mayor vetoed the resolution pass *
at the last meeting ot the council , trans-
ferrlng $2,376 from the general sewer him'
to the general fund on the ground thai
neither the- city ordinances nor the statt
stalutta permitted such a transfer.
The report of the park commltgloners fix
Inn the park Jcvy at 1 mill was submitted
and approved and the levy ordered In accord
nnce with the commissioners' rccommenda
tlon.
tlon.The ordinance 'asked for by the super-Ill
Icndcnt of markets at the previous meet
Ing was presented and passed along to Iti
fcccond reading and laid over under tht
rules until the next meeting.
.M1M.STKUS OlTOSn Till ] I.OIII ) HIM ,
CoiiMiilrr It mi Unfair DlNcrltiiluntloii
lu Favor of I'tiKoilly Mlrrnltirc.
Ilev. V. C. Ilocho was elected presldenl
of the Council UlnfTs Ministerial associa
tion at the meeting held In St. John's Eng
lish Lutheran church yesterday , Hcv. Q
W. Snytlcr was chosen secretary. Botl
officers were elected for the -ensuing year ,
Various mailers were discussed bul In
formally. Among olher things the Lout' '
postal hill was talked about. Several of the
ministers expressed themselves as stronglj
opposed lo the bill for the reason that II
permitted the transportation ot newspapers
and other ungodly literature through the
mails at the rate of 1 cent a pound ant ]
.taxed the "good" literature S cents a pound
Some ot the ministers admltled Ihelr con
vlctlon thai Ihe dally newspaper was to
day the receptacle of some of the "best'
llteraluro of Ihe age. A majorlly , how
ever , conllnued lo oppose Iho bill. Suggcs-
llons lhat their opposition should take tin
form of a resolution was nol accepted , am
after a little Informal talk the subject wai
dismissed without action.
Ilev. Mr. Llthcrland of the Second Prcs
byterlan church was selected to read i
paper at the next meeting of the assocla
tlon , which will be held In the same placi
two weeks later. The subject has not ye
been announced.
The genuine Domestic soap wrappers .ir.
red. Beware of the cheap grade of Domoittli
put up In yellow wrappers.
Court Xot < > M.
In the district court yesterday Judgt
Smith called up the case of the Natlona
Cash Register company against the Mart
loll Grocery company. The trouble grev
out of the purchase of a cash register b ;
the grocery company from fcomo person It
Omaha. Dricfs will be submitted at a lat
ter date.
Judge Smith heard the application of Den
Jamln and Preston , two Avoca attorneys
for $1,000 each for attorney fees chargei
up to the estate of the late Mrs. Phlllmli
Ilrown. Two of Mrs. Brown's daughters
Magglo Brown and Mrs. Hottle B. Welch
sought to break the will upon the ground
lhal Ihelr mother was not of sound mini
when she signed the document.
Judge Thornell will resume his place 01
the bench here today and Judge Smith wll
go to Atlantic to complete the term of cotir
no\v In session there.
Mrs. Pendclton and her breach of promts
suit came to the surface again yesterda-
In the form of nn application by Mrs. Pen
dleton to have the court set aside a numbe
of transfers of real estate made by her eli
lover , Thomas E. Page , after she had mad
preparations to sue him for $3,000 for trlfllni
with her-affections.
Hail Political min-rcnccs.
P. A. Bonde , a resident of East Omah :
near Fifth and Locust streets , applied to tin
Council Bluffs police last night for war
i ants for the arrest of a couple oC his neigh
bors , N. P. Nelson and H. Danner. Bondi
says that , although a republican , he votei
for Bryan last fall and now he Is sorry to
It. Nelson and Danner are staunch Me
Klnlcy men , and the thought that one o
their friends had made such a mistake lei
them to visit him last night and discus :
the matter. Words followed and then tin
visitors ! proceeded to mop up the floor will
their late friend. They gave the affair ;
finishing touch by throwing Bonde throng !
one of his own windows Intel the back yard
Bonde was badly cut about the face upot
appearing at police headquarters , and presented
sented a sorry ( spectacle. Ho swears he wll
get even with his assailants It ho has to fn
voke the laws of both stales in order tide
do so.
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SIOXATIJ AVIM < AIM-HOVE nCOXO.MY
House Illll IH Itec-oiiinit-mletl for I'IIN
MIIUIliy tlit > Committee.
DES MOINESi , Feb. S. ( Special Telegram.
The economy move of the legislature 1
assured of success In the matter of em
ployes of the assembly. The house bll
passed a short time ago reducing salarle
and number of employes has today beei
recommended for passage by the senal
committee. It provides for an aggregat
economy of about $70 a day In Ihcse depart
ments.
There was a sensation in the house thl
morning when Funk Introduced a rcsolutlo :
lo have a commiltce of five named lo in
vcstigate Iho salary and expense account
of all stale offices and report where reduc
tlons can bo made. There Is little doub
thai substantial reductions will bo recom
mended.
Another rctolntlon was presented am
adopted for a committee of three to invcntl
gate state printing. It will secure proof
of all work done in the labt Iwo years ani
compare pi Ices paid wllh Ihose charged b ;
commercial films on like work. It was spe
clfied that the investigation shall .Incltid
the last stale census , in which It Is Intl
mated thcro was , to say the least , u invar
ranted extravagance. Secretary of State Me
Farland has been charged with taxing em
plnyes of the census bureaus a percentage o
their salaries to hold their places. Ho tie
Clares there Is no ground whatever for th
charge , and that It was made first by popli
who tried to get positions by offers to dlvldi
In this way. Ho promises to prove to th
commutes that there Is no ground whateve
for charges against him.
Tho-routine work ot code revision occupiei
most of the sessions of the two houses. -
OX THU TUACK Oli1 I-'HA.MC XOYAIC
HuppoH.-d Hlnyi-r of Kilivaril Murrn ;
\ViiM SPOII the I ny After the Flro.
CEDAH ItAPIDS , la. , Feb. 8. ( Specla
Telegram. ) It Is now believed that Fran !
Novak , who 1 * supposed to have murderei
Edward Murray last Tuesday night ane
then fired his own store and fled , will he
captured In a. very short time. Wednesday
morning Novak was seen at the farm house
of George. Crlsslnger , near Homestead , when
ho stopped about 10 o'clock In the morning
and got his breakfast. Ho wore a hunting
suit nnd was carrying a double-barreled
shotgun. It Is believed bo is still In that
vicinity and that his capture will soon be
effected.
Today the county officials of Benton county
wired Governor Drake asking him , In view
of the , enormity of the crime , to offer a re
ward for Novak's capture. Benton county
has offered $200 and It Is understood the
Murray family also will offer a reward.
Kavor HucoiiriiKniioiit to thu licet ,
DES MOINES , Feb. 8. ( Special Tele
gram. ) The legislature and leading business
men of Des Molnes were entertained tonlghl
at a banquet given by J. S. Emery , for the
discussion of means to establish the beet
bugar Industry in Iowa. The addrefises by
James Wilson , who will bo the next secre
tary of agriculture , lrof. 0. C. Curtis of
the agricultural college. Prof. Albert lleyer
and others were all strongly In favor of
encouraging the enterprise , but tbo desired
expression ot the legislators In favor of a
itae | bounty on the product was not ( so-
cured.
Illae In n Feed Ktorc- .
An alarm wan turned In at 2:30 : this
morning from Sixteenth street nnd Capitol
nvenue fen a llro In the rear of M. Hosen-
blatt'a Hour and feed store on the north
west corner of Fifteenth and Dnvenporl
streets. The lire caused a bright blaze foi
a few moments ) , but was soon extinguished ,
The loss was nominal.
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Jury Orders Leondar Lafobjlss " to Pay for
Breaking a Prornm" !
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YOUNG MAN'S ' FATHER OPPOSE ] ) , MARRIAGE
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CEDAH HAPIDS , la. , Feb. 8. ( Special
Telegram. ) The verdict of Iho Jury In Iho
case ot Fnnnlo Stcpnnlc against Leandcr
Lefeburo was opened In the district court
this morning and was found to bo In favor
of the young woman. The damages were
placed at (5,000.
This was an action In-which Miss Step-
aulc , who Is .V prepossessing girl of 22 sum
mers , sued for $5,000 damages for breach
of marriage contracl. The Lefcburcs are
wealthy farmers living near Fairfax , and
four or flvo years ago Miss Stepanlc was
employed at the homo of the defendant's
father as a domestic. Leandcr fell In love
wllh Ihe girl and the courtship which
followed resulted In an engagement. The
engagement ring was purchased nnd every
thing was lovely. The girl came to Ihls
clly and went to school for a year In order
to further her education.
The father of the young man , however ,
objected to the marriage and suddenly the
young man notified the girl thai she mlghl
consider the engagement broken. In n few
weiks after this ho was married lo another
young woman , the choice of the father. Suit
was brought and at the trial defendant In-
Iroduced no evidence whatever , the counsel
for him piactlcally admitting the truthful *
ness of Ihe young woman's charges In their
opening arguments.
YOl'Xt ! CIIUOIC IS I'l.ACKI ) ON THIAk.
IliMiry SeliuHr. IMvnilN Xol ( iullty on 11
Clinrne of AMNiuiIt.
CEDAR UAPID3 , la. , Feb. S. ( Special. )
The trial o ! Henry Schultz , who has been
Indicted on a charge of assault with Intcnl
lo rob , was commenced in Iho district courl
this morning and probably will continue
threevor four days. Much interest Is being
taken In thu case.
Schultz is a young crook who came to this
part of the country during the past summer ,
joining Frank Wolf , who had done time at
Jollet nnd Chicago at his home near Amana
In Iowa county. They committed a number
of petty thefts and in the early part of No
vember went lo Fairfax , a little lown on the
Milwaukee about eight miles from here ,
About 9 o'clock that night Frank Benedict ,
the agcnl al Ihe Milwaukee depot , started
out to put the lights out preparatory to goIng -
Ing home. As he started to take down the
platform lamp , a gun -was poked under hU
ness nnd ho was commanded to throw up his
hands. Instead of doing so he grappled wllli
the robber with one hand and'drawing his
own revolver from his -coat pocket he began
firing. Frank Wolf , one of the ; robbers , wa :
shot through Iho hcarl and Instantly killed ,
Schultz received a slight flesh wound and
Benecllel had Iwo or Ihrce 'bullets ' pass
thiough his clothing. <
The body of the dead robber , was brought
to Ihls cily and placed - , InIho morgue ,
wlicrd It lay two days befoj-c it was Identi
fied. The body was viewed br thousands ol
people. A few hours after he Identifica
tion of the remains , Schul'tz'was captured at
his father's home In Iowa1.county. He made
a full' confession at the time of his cap-
lure. " "
It was supposed he would. , plead guilty
when arraigned , but aftcj- lying in Jail sev
eral months 1m has concluded lo make a
fighti for liberty. , t ,
SETTIKS"Wn'H TUtS ft.Vi.TUE
, L 'ija'i.i i > 'a , ' i > *
Cc-ilur' Knii'ldN AccepTW'SIx Tlioumniil
mill \Vltliilfrt > VM All , Suit * .
CEDAR. RAPIDS , 'FebJ 8. ( Special'Tele
gram. ) Ono case that promised to attract t
great deal of'attentlon and which was to have
come up for trial In the 'district court this
week has' b6cn settled. It was" the cast
against J. C. Stoddard , 'ex-city treasurer ,
who was Indicted for embezzlement.
Mr. Stoddard for about eighteen yean
prior to lost March was treasurer of the
city of Cedar Rapids. When ho came tc
settle with the newly-ejected treasurer al
that time , It was found t\t \ was short a little
over $11,000. IIo at once turned ample
property over to his bondsmen to save them
from losrs. There was , no disposition tc
prosecute- him , as it was supposed the loss
would at once be made 'good. The bondsmen -
men , however , refused to settle with the
city , and after repeated attempts to effect t
settlement , the city council had the onattoi
laid before the grand jury , and an Indict
ment was returned.
About three weeks ago overtures for a set
tlement -were made. Stoddard claimed there
was really no actual shortage and that the
apparent shortage was 'due to errors macU
during his term of office , a'nd that there WRI.
no way to discover them , because tha vouchers -
ors had been destroyed 'by the city council
for a larger part of the term. At the lasl
meeting of the city council a proposition
from Stoddard to pay Into the city treasurj
the bum of $0,000 In full of all claim :
against him , providing all pending suits were
withdrawn , was accepted and thus the mat
ter ciula.
I)1-S .MOINUS IIAISHS OIIJECTIOX
Scc-M Xo HOIINOII for tlu > IViiNloii Olllvt
< 0 fill ( O Kt. IiOlliN.
DBS MOINES , Feb. 8. ( Special Telegram. ;
The announcement today from Washing'
ton that on order has been signed by the
president for the consolidation of the pen
sion agencies nt Des Molnes and Topekt
and their removal to St. Louis has causec
an active effort to prevent carrying the
order Into effect. The two offices cmploj
forces of nearly 100 clerks. Those at Des
Molnes are nearly all women , while those al
Topeka are men. The lowest salary pal < !
at Topeka Is $1,000. Here the salaries an
lower. The move Is declared to be
a scheme of Secretary Francis to give
St. Louis a good thing at the expense ol
Iowa and Kansas. The Iowa delegation wll !
ho appealed to 10 bring pressure to bear or
the Incoming administration to have the
order reversed , and In case the consolidation
Is Insisted on , have the joint office brought
here. As Iowa Is the only republican state
In the entire territory handled from these
two offices , It is believed n. strong case will
be made , and especlallyi'as' ' it can be ehown
that mall facilities are jsucht that the great
majority of pensioners slrvt-d can bo reached
sooner from here than St. Louis.
MU fiET HI3ADY i-'OIl TUB FIGHT.
- Jill
TliliiKH Ci'lllni ; Iiilo'lSlinpo for the
Co MI I Hi ; Ht'iivyiVflKliI Context.
KANSAS CITY , Feb. ST-Pu/IIIst James J.
Corbett , whose theatrical pcjmjiany In In this
city at the end of a rwefhte engagement ,
departed last night for thwiUeut , accompanied
by Con McVey , who haS' ' been a member of
Corbett's Naval Cadet confpafiy , and several
other followers. The pajty'wlll ; ' stop one
night at Salt Lake City , yWo Corbett and
Billy Woods of Denver .w1 ! ! ! , Klve a sparring
exhibition. From Salt Iaka Corbett will go
direct to San Francisco. , wJiere he will re
main a few days. McVpy , , Woods and "Kid"
Egan will piobably stop , off at Reno , Nov. ,
to complete the arrangements for Corbett's
training quarters , and after that they will
bo joined by Corbett , BUI Delaney , Charley
Whlto und Qorbett'a brother , Joe. They
will RO to Reno from San Francisco.
NEW YORK , Feb. S , Today will mark
Ihe commencement of Fltzslinmona on some-
heavy training. In addition to a run , weight
machine and dumbbell work In the morning
lie will box eight fast rounds with Dan
Hlckey. after which a fifteen-round bout
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
of pulling T-clghtl will follow Then KHz-
Simmons will punch the bag with dumb
bells In each hand until ho wcnrlca a bit ,
After .which a bath and run will complete
hla day's work. This schedule will nol only
bo kept up until the day of th big fighter's
departure- Nevada , but will bo continued
dally while cnrouto to the training quaiters ,
cs Martin Julian has secured a baggage
car thai will be converted Into n gymnasium ,
"Lanky.Dob" delayed his departure until
the eleventh hour , as Mrs. Fllzslmmons was
unabla to leave on account of the tcllous
Illness ot her mother. A happy change for
the better , however , will enable her to take
the trip.
CAHSON CITY. Feb. 8. Dan Stuart will
not be hero until tomorrow , but It can be
stated that the Corbetl-Fltzslmmons fight
will take place In this city , the Informa
tion having been given to the Associated
press by a man who has authority to speak ,
Already lelegrams engaging hotel and board
ing house rooms have been received , Ac
commodations will bo provided for 5.000 who
are expected from east of the llncky moun
tains , ns well as a large number looked for
from the 1'aclflc coast states. The rallro.uls
and telegraph companies have begun opera
tions to bring in the crowds and lo handle
Iho press dispatches. Work on the pavil
ion , where the fight Is to take place , will
be commenced as soon as Stuart arrives and
designates the location.
A dispatch \vaa received from Chicago
this morning engaging a block nf 1,000 scats
for the Sllcr-llogan special , which will In Ing
not only the Chicago crowd , but n good parl
of Iho eastern contingent. When Iho facl
became known that Iho flghl was lo bo In
Carson Iho people were much pleased , as
they expect tto visitors will leave behind
a largo sum of money In the aggregate ,
which will greatly benefit the city.
O1IOSH O1W1CI2US AMI COMMITTKnS.
Cycling CluliM Iloia TUHr
IltKiilntMonthly .Mootlnu ; .
The Associated Cycling clubs held their
regular monthly meeting In Iho rooms of
Ihe Omaha Turner Wheel club last evening.
In addition to the regular routine business
the following named odlccrs nnd committees
wore elected : J. Harry Minds , president ;
W. C. Held , vice president ; John D. Howe ,
secretary ; 0. W. Johnston , treasurer.
Political Committee E. U. Henderson ,
chairman ; K. W. Fitch , John D. Howe , W.
H. McCord.
IlnclHK Honrd E. M. Cox , clmlrmnn ; F.
A. Gordon , Philip Wlmlhclm , W. C. Uoulf ,
B. 11. Henderson.
Entertainment R N . Hess , chairman ;
W. G. Clarke , G. W. Johnston , Alva J.
Grovcr , W. C. Doiik.
Judlcliiry-F. AV. Fitch , W. II. McCord ,
U. H. Ilcndcison.
Membership E. T * Fries , chairman ; Fred
II. Krujf. J. Harry Minds.
Good Roads G. U * . Johnston , W. II. Mc
Cord , E. 13. Henderson , F. W. Fitch.
General discussion wns indulccil In by the
delegates present regarding the various mat
ters lo bo lakcn up during the coming
months , the Decoration day road race being
near at hand. The racing committee was
Instructed to Icommence making prejlmlnary
arrangements.
A 'communication was read from Thomas
Hoclor urging nil wheelmen lo allend lho
mccllng of the Douglas County Good Roads
Improvement league , lo be held In Iho courl
house loday , commencing nt 10 o'clock , and
give expression and suggestions regarding
Ihe good roads movement.
J. Harry Minds spoke at some length re
garding n proposed pool turnamcnt which is
now being arranged , In which Ihe various
wheel clubs of Iho clly will participate ,
three delegates to bo appointed from each
club , the cnlries closing next Saturday.
The scries of games will be held at the
Omaha Turner Wheel club rooms.
The next monthly meeting of .the Asso
ciated Cycling club will bo held Monday
evening , March S , In Iho Tourist Wheel
club rooms in the Shceley block.
AVliiH tlit * Iliitit.
NEW YOIIK , Feb. 8. The twenly-flvc-
round boul between the lightweight cham
pion , George ( Kid ) Livlgne ot Saglnaw , Mich. ,
ami "Kid" McPartland ot Ihis clly , which
was brought oil tonight at t'ho Broadway
Athlptlc , club , resulted In favor of the former.
That 'MePartland could last the limit In the
face of such a rapid fighter as Lavlgno was
never dreamed of by the most sanguine ol
his friends , but he did It. and by doing so hie
stock has gone up wonderfully In the pugi
listic market. These two boys met for the
lightweight championship al 133 pounds ami
each weighed in lo Ihe other's sail/faction.
Lavigne , of course , was the favorite , but a
great many bets were lost and won as lo the
duration of the bout. From the beginning
of the bout McPartland was kept on the de
fensive , and he held It all through. Lavigne
seemed puzzled at times at McPartland's
clever dodging and ducking , and as he after
ward exclaimed : "Mac's a clever one , but
he's so awkward that It's hard to get at
him. " In the early part of the bout it
looked as If McPartland would surely go
under. But several times during Iho fight
he pulled himself together and landed his
clever loft Inconveniently for Lavigne on
that worthy's head , neck and Jaw. Lavigne
did most of the fighting , however , and Ref
eree Dick Roche's decision in his favor was
received by the 3,000 spectators as a good
one. _
lleiicllt II u n cc mill Social.
The members of lodge No , 200 , "Order ol
the World , held a social and ilanco at
Patlcrson hall lasl night , the receipts ol
which nro to BO to the family of William
S. Souring , deceased. A largo number ol
friends of Ihc order were present nnd the
occasion was a most enjoyable one. The
first porllon of Iho program consisted ol
nn entertainment. In which Miss Elsie
Honeff , Miss Morton , Mr. Henderson , Mis ?
Wood , Mrs. Reynolds and Sir. GoodenouRli
took part. An address was also given by
J. J. Barl ! it , A program of seventeen
dances , with u liberal amount of extras ,
concluded the festivities.
And rest for tired mothers In a warm hath
wlthCUTicunASoAi'.andaslngloapplIcatlon
of CUTJCUUA ( ointment ) , the great skin cure.
CUTICUUA. HESinima afford instant relief ,
and point to a speedy euro of torturing , ills-
flBurlngtlmmlllatliiB , Itching , burning , lileeil-
Ing , crusted , scaly skin and scalp humors ,
with loss of hair , when all else falls.
Eold throughout tht world. 1'omoDitvo iKDCiiiii.
Cdnr. , Bnlll'roni. lloilon.
Of "Ilow to Cure Skin-Tortured IUUe , "fr .
Of/IM CPAI D * nd Ililr Ilftutlflcd tir
SSMH ouHLr CIITICUHA. biMi' .
The Instant It Is applied to sere
FEELS lungs , weak backs , painful kid
neys , aching nerves and muscles ,
rheumatism and sciatica ,
GOOD
Collins' Voltaic Clectrlc Plaster *
AMUSI.MI\TS.
DOHANY TH EATER.
Oeorge N , Ilowen , Manager.
S u nil u y , Kc-li. 7 , mill One .Solid AVruU ,
Moore & Livingstone Co.
ro.wniri'
A SOUTHERN ROSE.
IVIces only 10 anil 20 cents.
JIATINKK SATUUDAY-Prlco 10 cents.
1JECIAL NOTICES.
I Catttioll JIluffH Wiui
FUESII COWS KOIl BALI-J Oil U
for dry cows. Morehoure llrcu. . Upper liroaJ-
way , I mile norlti of motor line.
aNaS. FitUlT. FAKM AND QAItDKN
lands ( or Bale or rent. Day & I lees , 3D Pearl
street.
_ _
VOU IlKNT , KINK 10-ACHK 1'Itt'IT KAIIM ,
well Improved , 3 miles from postolUce , J , I' .
-
j.O'KBBKB , IlUAl , EBTATK AND INSUH-
nce. Moved to room C , I2vcr tt block.
FROM THE FIELD OF DISEASE
Personal Reports From Cured Patients , Exemplifying the
Daily Work Done for Sufferers in All Chronic
Diseases by Drs. Copeland & Sheparcl.
"I rend the statement ot Mr. Ooorpo
Spangler , the credit man with AlcCorJ ,
Hrndy & Co. I Imvo known him mnny
years nnd called to sec him about It. Ho
told me that every word published was
true. I never had any faith in advertising ,
but when a man like George Spinglcr irmkes
such n statement , It must uo true. So , doc
tor , 1 wnnt you to take charge of my case. "
This Is n sample 01 the remarks ! miula
every day nt the otllces of Dra. Copeland
nnd Shcpuii ] ,
"I have- come to sec you , doctor , through
the recommendation.of Hov. Dr. Tlmlall of
the Methodist church. I hfivo knonii him
for n long time , 'and I know that what ho
snj-fl Is true , I saw his ciulon oinrnt of yoiir
treatment In the newspaper * , In fuel 1 have
seen just such stntcme-ntft inrulo by promi
nent people for live years , and I want to
place myself under treatment with you. "
" 1 know there must be moilt Inour
treatment when such women ns Mr.t. itcv.
Mcuilton of Wecplnc Water. Xrb. , publicly
endorses you , " bays another. "If you wcro
succcMsful In her case , I believe you will bo
In mine. 1nnl to ho cured , nnd from
what I nm told 1 bellevo your treatment will
do thu work. "
niV. iTic FixT > ATi , , u. n.
Thcro mo few men. If nny , better known
In Methodist i-licloa In Nebraska limn 1'rc-
Hldlng HKU-r Tlndall of Grand Inland , mull
recently pastor of the Seivnrd Street Meth
odist church , Omaha , Dr. Tlndall writes
to Dr. Shcpard as follo-.vs :
"For twenty years I had catarrh of the
head. The diseases Impaired myolro nnd ,
seemingly , to aonio extent Interfered with
my mental vxoik. Uy the ndvlro of some of
my parishioners I was Induced to try , your
treatment. I-'or your own comfort nnd
satisfaction well as for the good of
others , A wish to say that I Imvo found
nothing which bus helped me na your sim
ple nnd pleasant methods. Since under your
euro my bend has been better and my mind
clearer. I am glad to commend you and
your treatment to the public. "
TWO YHAll's AtO.
Mr. CScorivc Siuinulor I * HIP ot-rilll
in mi for .McCoril , limitA Co. , the
wliolcwnlc Rrncrrx. SioiiUlnre nt liln
frllrf null oure front tlis horror * , ot
llj K | > Olllll , llO 111) Ml
"Catarrh ot the stomach nearly ruined
my dlKrstlon for several years , Almost
Inxnrl.ibly after eating I would have n dulli
henvy pain In tha stnmnrh and bowels , ns
though filled np with lead or putty. The
food would IIo on the Htomtiuh without di
gesting1 , cmiMng dl comfort , distress .nml
often nausc-n. A number of physicians
tried to help mo , but none of them seemed , .
to lilt It until I bcs.in with Drs. Conclaiul
und Shcpnrd , and they cured me , I tmva
never had n lgn ot double since I finished
the course about two years nco. "
iTl.lYcTIUCITY.
ltliciiiiuiU.ini , iiruriilKliii iiervoun
lirnsti-nlloiii female illNfiinrx unit low
\ Utility In 111111 mill muiieti arc nuionpc
thu nimiy cotiilltlonn that rcmllly
ylrlil to this noitilrrful nm-ncy , Pa-
tliMitN from nliroiiil ri-oclvoil nt the
Institute for truntiiicnt , ultli or
out Itonril.
AV. II. COl'lif.AMi. M. . , Consulting
u. s. .smi : > Aitn , M. n. . i-hyslclans.
ROOMS 312 & . .13 , N15\V YOU1C LIF13
UUlLDIXa. OMAHA. NH11.
Ofllce Hours 9 to 11 n. in. : I to 5 11. in. . Eve-
CIIIIKS | > Wednesdays nnd Saturelaysj only
C to s. Sunday , 10 to 12 .
A Pretty
Shoe
Gives n touch of elegance to 'ho entire appearance , llnvo
you observed how untidy a woman looks raising her
skirts If her shoo Is run down or shabby ? It mars the
iffcct of an otherwise striking appearance. Wu have
plenty of Shoes at such reasonable prices that you can
nfford to abandon the old ones ns soon as they are the
worse for wear.
Selection of Shoes Is a matter of eases with us , ns well
ns an cnsy Shoo Is n matter of comfort to you. Como
nnd see how easy we can agree In prices , styles and
everything else desirable In women's , men's and chil
dren1 Shoes. .
The Duncan Shoe Co. ,
25 MAIN STREET ,
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Primary , Secondary or Ter
tiary Jllood I'olBon perma
nently cured In IS to 33
( Inj-B. You can bo treated at homo
for the same prlco under same
Guaranty. If you prefer to come hero wo will
contract to pay railroad faro and hotel bllle , an'J '
no charge if wo fall to cure. If you have takcc
mercury , Iodide D "If" RST ( B 11 ( f @ R W potash , and still hava
aches and pains , Dlucoua BSSvufWBIlaffi BoH I'ntcheB In mouth ,
More Throat , Plniplen , Copper-Colored HpoJn , Ulcers on any part of the body ,
Hair or Eycbrowu falling out , U b this I2ZiGOl > POISON that vro guarantee-
cure. We Eollclt the most obstinate f n DE9Eni 1ff T > RJIE7 caHCB an '
eli.-.llcjiso the ivorlilTornCIIHO iLvtrtl&BJP C § H I 5 Daiivocncnot
cure. This dlscaeo hr-v always baffled the skill or the most eminent physicians.
SKOO.OOO capital behind our unconditional guaranty. Absoluteproofb scut scaled on
application.
Address COOK RE9IEDV CO. ,
307 aiasonlo Temple. CHICAGO. IM , .
MANHOOD RESTOREDSS
tlon of n f am oui French pliysiclan.wlll quickly cure you of all nur-
Constipation. Itstopinll losses by day or night ; ' 1'icvcnts quirk-
ness of discharge , which If not chprKPd leiuls to Spermiitorrlia'u nml
. _ _ _ _ nil the lion-omul Impotpuc-y. CITPiniiNnclcaiiscstliollvcr , tUo
AND Ah rtrl tjn0ysaiid | thoiirlnnryorpansof alllmpurlUce. -i
CCI'IDFN'E ntrengtbcnsnndrestorraiinmllwcakorKatia. -
The reason Fufrorprn nro not cured by Doctors Is because ninety per cent nro troubled with
fttntltln. CUl'IDUNE Is the only known remedy to euro without un opi-ratlon. SOOOtrstlrannl-
nil. A written cnnrantcoKl7 < "n anil money returned If six bnxca does notclTect a permanent euro.
| 1.00a box , six for J5.CO , by mail. Bend for rnciscircular and testimonials.
, . - . . MAT.-M , mr-uiCTNK : o.l'.O. IloxSOVCBanrrniiclsoo.Cnl. -fnleby
Myers-Dillon Drug Co. , 8.E. Cor. IGth and Furnnm. Omaha , Neb.
Q.W.PangleM.D.
THK GOOD SAMARITAN.
25 YEHR'S EXPERIENCE ,
Reader of I ! KJM HCH of sncii ntid
women.
PROPKIETOR OF TIIR -
World's Ilorbul JJlsjieiiBury of Medicine.
I CUKK Catarrh of Head , Throat and
, IlieiiBC8 or liyu anil liar , Fits uiul
Apoplexy , Heart , Liver and Kidney Ulucaees ,
DIubctCB , llrlKht's Disc-life , Ht. Vltus Dunce ,
Uliouniutlani.Bcrofiila , Diopey cureil without
lapping , ' 111110 Worms rcmpvcd , all chronic
Nervous and I'rlvato Dhoascs ,
I ftCT US A Pi EJ Sinn _ In yo wt nnil
LUd I ranllnilUy mldiiloagedmen.
CVDUII 1C Onl > ' I'hyBlclan who can
d I r nlLldi properly c-uio HVl'IIILIS
without dcstroylnirtectn and bones. No mcr-
cin y or poison mineral need.
The only I'hyelclan vflio can tell wlmt nils
you without aBkincr a question.
These at a distance semi for question
blank. No. 1 lor men ; No. 2 for women.
All correspondence strlclly oonlldenllal.
Mccllcliiu scut by cxire68. |
Address all letters to
G. W. PANGLE , M. D. ,
BBS IJronihvuy , COUNCir , IlLUI'I'S , IA
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630pm. ; , Chicago Limited 8:05arrt :
ll:00am.Chicago : Kxprcu ( ex. Sunday ) . . . a:25pm :
Leaves ICIIICAao & NOnTHWEST'N.JArrives
OmaliaiUfilon Dtpot , lOtb & AIa unj5u.f Omaha
l < H5rim. , Eaetorn express 3MOprn
4M5pin Veitlhulcil Limited 6:4Cpm :
f > : 5pm Et. Paul Hxpreis 9:30am :
CMOuin Kt. Paul Limited 0OJin ; )
7gOam.Cmrol ; ) & Sioux city Ix > cal.lliupm :
CtSOpin Omaha Chicago Special , , , , . . 8:00am :
, .MI ourl Valley Local 9:30ara :
OinalmlUnloii Depot , IQtli & Maaon hla. |
UAHT.
lOMnarnAtlantic Uiprc-i ( ex , Hundavi , . 6:3Spni :
7win : | , NlKlit KxpreB * , , SilSam
4l,0mi..Chicago : | Vettlimteii Umltert. , . , l:35pin :
4tOpm..SI. ! 1'aul VctllLuleil J.imlle-J. . . . lKiim ;
WtM'-t.
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_ 1 MOpm . . . .Coloriico'"T.lmlteil. . . < ; UOpm
leaves I C. BT. I1. . M. " & o7 TArrve7" | |
Omalm | _ U'ebtler Street Biatlon. | Omaha
12:30pm..Sioux : City Cxpreai ( es. SuiT)7.lltam ; ;
S:18ani..81oux : C'ltv Accommoclntlon. . , . 8CXpni : )
Leave * "I I' E. & MoT V\lltK'tr =
Omahaf Depot , lltli auiVolnier Bit. |
SOOproFait : Mall ancT"Exprfei liOOprn
8OODin.cx : ( , But. ; Wyu. Hx. ( ex. Mon.i. . 6OCpm ;
7COam.Kn-inniil : I cul ( Hunaayi only ) . .
7:60am.Norfolk : Kxiutmi ( ex , 8un,10:2Sairi1 ) :
Ciltpm St. I'nul lrrc - . . . . . . . . . . DilOam
1C. C. , Ur. J. & C. II. lArrleve *
Omalm Union Depot , 10th & Ma-fan BU.j Or.-.l.a
SMam..lCunFn : City Day nxpieii , . , , CjlOpm
C. Nlglit Ex ; via U , I * . Trann. ; 50am
laveo. I MISSOUIII PACIFIC. jArrlvci
Oinahol Depot , lith and Web ( er Ht . f Omaha
3COpni..Nebra"ka : * & Kuniai I.lrnllcO..12MriiT
0:30pm : ICun ai City Kxprctc. . . , , ' . , . 6:00.ini :
2Upm. , .N'Fbrniikn I > cal ( ex , BUM. } , , , , 9:00ain :
leaves I Hiugx C1TV * : J'AClfr'JU. ( Arrive *
Omahaf Dfpot. litli and \Velnler Hla. I Omaha
Siltpm . . .SI. Paul Limited . . , , 9tOani :
Lraves I BIOUX CITV & I'ACIKIC. " IArrlvc7
Omaha I Union Depot. 10th & Harcn eia. ( Omaha
, St. Paul I'umniifT llfi6prS
7JOam Sioux City I'mmenker. . . . . . . . 503pm
t:6tpm. : . . , Bt. 1'aul l.ltnlltj OiCUm
L t ves I UNION'PACmc. JArrtvtir
OmahalUnlon Depot , 10th & Mason Sli.f Omaha
tMam : Overland Limited lliYprft
tiSOpin.ncat'co & Slromib's ; Ux. ( ex Euni.liWpiii
6Sipm.eirund : Island Express ( ex. Hun ) IitUpn *
80pm : Fast Mall l
Maves AHASinTAILWAV.
( rn < tnUnlon ( Depot , 10th A Maton Bts.f Onmli %
. , . . , ll:50 nj ;
