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0 THE CXMAHA DAILY BriLIsUNOAY , JANUATCY 23 , 1898.
I CURRENT NEWS OF INTEREST FROM IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
Mi.vrto.\ .
Coeper. Flro Ins. . C Pearl , tol. 372.
Charles H GuUagcr of Davenport Is Ir
"tho " city.
t 0. S. Call of Cleveland , 0. , Is In the cltj
on business.
A. S. Thompson of Belolt , WIs , , Is n Coun
cil Bluffs visitor ,
H. D. I'leln and N. W. Brown of Burling
ton ore In the city.
morn , to Sir. nnd Mrs. J. II. Bell , 72C
iMvnuter street , n son.
Wanted , competent girl for general house-
wnr ! ( , 320 Oakland avenue.
J. F. Holrndalo and T. W. Ashton o !
Boone are transacting business In this city. .
Hundreds are using our work , why nol
> ou7 Satisfaction Kuanuitced. muff city
Laundry.
The Loyal Orange Institution will hold n
npoclal meeting In the Patriotic Order Sons
of America hall this afternoon at 2:30. :
The Ladles of the Maccabees wJll meet In
tbo.r hall Tuesday afternoon nt 2 o'clock ,
Guards are requested to bo present at 1:30. :
Wo give attention to little things In Kiuu-
clry work. You get all that Is best In fine
vvrrk end good service at the K.iple laundry ,
721 llvvay.
Rev. T. W. Williams will git to Tnbor to
morrow , vvhero ho will heM ft Joint dl cus-
elrxi on religious ubjrrt . He will bo nb-
eent for two vvtvt > .
P. II Filbert had a Kid ftl over n month
ORO by which IIP Injutttl his irm quite
BcrloiiBly Yesterdny ho w ronipcllnl tu
quit work for the third time since the acci
dent occurred.
Don't forget the literary and Janro slven
by the Patriot c Order Sois of America
Thursday , Jnnu.tr ) 17. nt Patriotic Order
< 5I Sons of America hall. A Jolly coed time
guaranteed to all who come Tickets only
10 rents.
Grand vocal nnd Instrumental concert
plven by the Schubert quartet , assisted by
Sirs J Cameron soprano ; Miss Daisy Hlg-
Klns , pianist ; Hans AU'ort , violinist , and
Hnsdn String quartet , Tuesday evening ,
Jai'ii ry 23 , at Odd Fellows' hall.
Mrs Slnrla Slynster has filed application
for alimony of $500 for her maintenance and
$500 for her attorneys. In the suit Instituted
by Slynstpr n short time ago for divorce.
Her nppll tatlon states that her defense will
ho a denial of the charges of cruel and In-
liumr'i treatment and the counter charge of
adultery
U a nicotlni ; of the committee on arrange
ments for the giund lodge of the Knights of
Pythias , which meets Jiero on the 10th , llth
and 12th of next August , It was decided to
cimago the Odd Fellows' building for the
sessions. C. G. Saumlcrs was appointed
chairman of the soliciting committee. 'C. ' A.
Tlbbcts was delcg tel to confer with the
expedition 'management ' for the purpose of
arranging for a Ku'glits ' of Pythias day at
the exposition.
The .Merchants' and Slanufacturers' as
sociation jestcrday compiled with Jhe s\i ,
gesllon of Chairman Hanna of the Currcnry
Reform league and appointed delegates to
the convrnt'on ' which meets at Indianapolis
on Tucsda ) . The delegates appointed are :
Jud o J. H. Heed , C. R. Hannan , Jacob
6Ims , I. SI Trejnor , Thomas Bowman and
Emmctt Tlnlcy. SIchsis. Sims , Tieynor ,
Bowman and Tlnley will leave for Indlan-
npo Is on Sunday evening. The other dele
gates will go late , if at all.
Charles Douglas , a bootlegger from Glen-
wood. was brought before Commissioner
\Vtjlit ! yesterday and arraigned upon the
statutory < iiorg < i Douglas is a young man
whoso obliging " disposition got him l Ho
trouble. Ho procured a lot of fhto-stcaiits
for his friends nnd collected the costs and
something for his trouble. He did It a num
ber of times and vvas 'arrested ' under the
btato law and fined. This did not settle , the
trouble , for the offense was also against
the government. He waived examination and
his bond was fixed at X100 , which ho gave.
1' P. Bradley has gene to Audubon.
Mr. and Sirs. W. W Lunger met Presi
dent Dclo nnd party at Omaha yesterday
nnd accompanied them to this city. Two
years ago Sir. and iJIrs. Lunger spent n
foitnlght In Hcnolulu nnd during a large
portion of the tlmo they were the guests
of President and ilrs. Dole. Sir. Thun > ton
and Sir. Lunger were college mates In Co
lumbia college. The meeting hero yester
day was a very pleasant one. iMrs. Dole cx-
pic'etd her regret thnt the urgency of their
visit to Washington made It Impossible to
accept the Invitation of Sir. and Sirs. Lun
ger to enjoy their hospitality for a few
days.
C. B. Vlava Co. , female remedv ; consulta
tion free. Olllce hours , 9 to 12 and 2 to 5.
Health booh furnished. 3JG-327-32S Slerriam
block.
N. Y. Plumbing company. Tel. 250.
MHJ novVcTim
i \VlK-llirr Mirm-nt lliiNtx orotl
Our competitors are worrying. ( But ho
wont ) Its the goods and prices you are
after. This week you pay what wo pay for
them Como and see. Look for the Bear.
That's Sargent's.
The Durfce Furniture company 1ms be-
KUII another ono of the popular and profit
able 20 per cent discount sales which will
lest during the remainder of the month.
Evoiy article hi the big establishment will
go at this great discount.
, Aflrr SHiIltr llrottlnu' Compiiny.
An Injunction was asked In the district
court yesterday to restrain the Schlltz
Krowlng company from transacting anymore
moro business In tlio way of retail ng liquors
in the state of Iowa. This is the Illst tlmo
In the stnto when this provision of the
mulct law has been attempted to bo en
forced , and It the Injunction is Issued It will
form a precedent for future ULO by the pro-
lilbltlon sin. The odd feature of the cnso
Is the fact that the Injunction asked for Is
believed to bo the result of a mistake or a
little laieletsnrss on the part of Colonel
Jo'.in LlnJt. Limit has been prosecuting n
case tigalnst Filter & Llnder. agents for tlio
Schlltz company , to settle n claim that has
finally Involved a brick build ng on Ilroad-
w.y to which the brewing company has ac
quired title. The case has betm In court
for several terms and has passed through
tjverai pUuos , possession of the property
Jlnally leaching Colonel Limit The last
suit war Instituted by Filter & Llnder
against Llndt , A few das ago they filed -n
iimcndircnt to their petition ask ng to have
the brti.vlng company made party defen'ant.
Yesterday afternoon Colcnol Llndt's attor
ney filed his answer to this amendment , In
which tha f.ct Is act forth that all of these
jilntntlffs , and particularly the SchllU BrewIng -
Ing company , are engaged In Illegally bell
ing liquors , and an Injunction s asked ic-
etralilng them continuing the business In
( ho state. Colonel Llndt signed the answer
without looking It over very carefully. It
Is believed the word "state'1 w. s meant to
'bo ' "city. " The brewing company Is doing
n large business In all parts of the state
and If the Injunction tlioulJ be Issued It will
1)0 ) a dlsjstiouu and costly transaction for It.
Cut Price > m | ' .
They say ( our competitors do ) that no-
boJy can Htny In business and cut prices the
way f argent dots , but wo still stay and they
will always know we are allvo as long ax
VYO are In business. Como if you want bhocs
cheap. Ivook for the Bear.
Ill-ill I2ntnt < > TrnnxfcrN.
The following transfers nro reported from
the tttlei and loan olllce of J. W , Squire , 101
1't'url street :
Solomon McMu'lcJi and vvlfc'to Thomas
A , Klikwood. part n'.vU foU und pun
neU Kw'-i H-TiJ-41. w. d . $1,373
Kiln P. Jonu'on and wife to L. A ,
Itlsour , lot 5. block 10. Wrlsht's ad
dition , w. d . , . IW
Cusett.i lloyer and husband to William
It. Myers , part lot 3 In tuihdlvltlon of
lot 40. ormlnul pint , vv. U . , , , . , . 2,000
tV. L. ICeracv und Alfc to Sumiel SI.
Craig , 41x5S feet soufivvoit corner
lot 3 , block "L , " Curtis Ac Ilamsey'a
nddltloii. w , < I . 3.000
II. J. Schlcrbrock. refereeto P. C.
O , ne'.i 9-70-41 , rcf , d . 5 , < 5
Five transfer * , toUU . . , . „ . . 112.810 (
I'/lfM I IMMM'TP IIP TUP lltPIMi
SOCIAL MEMS 01'HIEVEEIl ' \
A flairs that Were Erjiycd in Spite o
Untoward Wcathor.
HAMILTON WHIST CLUB MA'QUERADf
MlftHnrii Ilrimn Kittcrlnlnn the Or
KHiilrnlloii Itocciillou lit Olltcr'N
CiiinliiK Ci'lclirntlim u (
It iir n H' Illrtlulit- .
Winter social events hnvo been sadly liv
terfered with by the persistent provnlenct
of the mixture of spring and aummci
vvcnthcr thnt lias prevailed for scvcrn
weeks. iMnny of tliwo events were plannci
for the iiildillo ot January , when under or
tllnnry clrcunistsuccs people might reason
nbly expect winter \\euther , but the presence
once of mud and slush Instead of snow atu
Ice negatived the propositions for tlio "gooi
times" nntlclpatcil. Three of what had beer
planned to bo the leading social events o !
the week have been indefinitely postponed
Ono of them was the slclKhlng ami Ice car
nival thnt was to have been participated Ir
by the society people of the two cltlutf.
.Miss Nora Drown entertained the Hamll <
ton \Vhlst club at the home of her parents
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Urown , on Wcdnesdaj
evening. The club has been royally enter
tained on numerous other occasions , bill
the meeting nt Miss lliown's was by far the
most Interesting of the scnson. It was alsc
the more Interesting for the reason that II
partook of the character of a society mas * '
tucradc. | 1'rlzw wcro offered for the mosl
strlkitig and original costumes. The firsl
prize was eameil by Mrs.V. . \V. Sherman ,
The rooms wore handsomely decorated. He-
freshments vvero served.
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Oliver entertained
a largo number of their friends en Thurs
day evening \vlth progressive nigh five anil
luncheon. The party vvas solely for mar-
iled folks and about fifty frlmds , some ol
them with friendships of nearly as many
years' duration , enjoyed the evening at the
liandEomo home on Park avenue.
The Woild's Parliament club held an open
session en Thursday for the entcrtalnmet
of the members' and friends outside ot the
organization. There were so many of these
that It was necessary to hold the meeting
In the auditorium of the First Congrega
tional chinch. A feature of the evening
was the lecture of Mr. D. P. Flteli of the
Union Pacific headquarter : . Mr. Fitch has
tiaveled considerably. He la also an ama
teur photographer and on Thursday evening
ho took his friends on a tour throjgh London -
don , showing them some beautiful glimpses
ot the great city by the alj of a stereoptl-
con und < a laige number of finely colored
lantern blldcs.
The Jolly Forty Whist club was enter
tained on Friday evening at the residence
of Mrs. S Farnsworth. Mrs. Farnsvvorth
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs. George
Drown.
The Other High Five club Is a now or-
ganbatlon that Is also comkig Into prom
inence on account of Its democratic charac
ter and the thorough enjoyment by Its mem-
bcis of all of tae parties that have been
given. The club was entertained on Friday
evening by Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Sapp.
The celebration of Hobert Burns' birthday
by Clan Stewart on Tuesday evening at
Royal Arcanum hall will be notable The
fine hall will bo spsclally decorated. The
following Is the literary and musical pio-
gram that lias been arranged :
Prelude Orchestra
Gathering- the Clan
Pipers Campbell and ilurcrilson
Toaatnuister A. C. Graham
flail to We Chief Orchestra
Address of Wcleoms..Chief A. Wttl'elaw
Memory of IJurns Dr. Macrae
Sontf C. SI. Trephegan
hind We Left and Land Wo Live In . . .
Uev. J. T. Altchlson
Piano Selection Mrs. Donald Mncruo , Jr.
Scotch In America Dr. II. W. Sawyer
Song Mr. Welsh
Mandolin Quartet
Messrs , McPhcrson , McCormtck , Searls
and Woodard.
The Press Victor E. Dsndcr
Song C , S. Il.ivcrstock
Mrs. J. H. Atkins and grandson Tom will
go to Ncola on Tuesday for the purpose of
telng prcoant nt a hlrthCay party to be
given by Mrs. Herman Mcniel ,
Mrs. II , II. Dloomer will entertain Infor-
mallj on Monday n.ght.
Jobn S. Wright of Rochester N Y. . is
In the city tl.o guest of his friend , W. L.
Doug .is. Mr. Wright Is return'ng home
after a year's trip around the world.
George Kesllac and family have gone to
Florida to spend the remainder of the- win
tcr.
tcr.Mr.
Mr. ard Mrs. Arthur Kecl'no IHVO gene
to southern California hyway of Texas.
Mrs. M. F. Dillon entertained her Sunday
school clara Saturday evening at an ojster
party at the home of her brother , D. J.
Hntchlnson. She was assisted by M Irises
Ilrldenstcln snd Armstrong.
Mr. James Fitzgerald and Miss Anna E.
Kelly were united In marriage at 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning at St. Francis X'lvler' .
church , In the presence of relatives and
a few friends. Rev. Father Smyth oniclated.
The bridesmaid v.as Miss Anna Lyons of
Imogeno. a cousin of the bride , and the
groomsman was the groom's brother
W. i : . Fitzgerald. ' .Mr. anJ Mrs. Fltz-
gcp hi left on the afternoon train
Wednesday for their home In Ogden ,
Utah , where Mr. Fitzgerald Is chief
clerk In the ofllco of the master mechanic
of the Union Pacific.
Mrs. W. A , Hlghsrclth has returned from
a visit In erstern Iowa.
The young women of the- Flower Mission
are making arrangements for an entertain
ment to be given In the rear future for the
benefit of the mission. The mission , which
Is still In Us Infancy , has made
t a point to have its mem-
bens visit the hospitals once a wccV '
distribute flowers through the wards. Thus
far they have depended largely OD donut o B
for the flowers , which have been cjulto lib
erally furnished by two of the lo-.il florists
The entertainment to be pieaentrd will bo
a "IJur'csiuo rn Clubs. " the cast zclng com
posed of the joung women of the nil8lo.i. .
Tno date en yet Is undetermined but It will
occur Eometlme before the Lenten season.
At .J meeting Friday afternoon st the homo
of M FS Hilon Italdvvlu the characters were
aiBlrmd and It was decided to hold the affair
In Crair.bci's academy and to follow It with
a dacce
The Monday Nlsht Dancing club gave Its
regular dance Monday night at Chamber.1
'leadcni ' ) . Thebffalr was the first of the
fo-mal parties to us elven by the- club once
> i month and extra Invitations had been Issued
In horcr cf the event It prove ] a iaat
delightful occasion with the Increased at
tendance a i.il a delicate turkey lunch.
On Wednesday night the Wednesday Night
club osscmli ed for Its regular party. Extra
Invitations that were l&iued were taken ud
vantage of by a largo number of Cotlll'on
members , whoso dance on Wclncsday night
hid been postponed ,
The in cm hew of St. Paul's guild sra ar
ranging for a mlratrcl show to be given In
Cbunber's academy February 14. for the
benefit of the guild.
St. Agnes' guild of Grace Episcopal church
KIIVO a dance Thursday night at Chambers'
academy which was largely attended.
Mlns Anna Dovvman entert. Ined a party of
friends Wednesday night at her homo on
? ecand avenue ,
Mrs. Montgomery entertained Informally
at whist Thursday night at her homo on
Third Btrcct.
Mr , and Mrs. A , Scott Ornuby returned to
their homo In Hmmctsburg , Is , , on Tuesday.
Mr , Ormsby has been a patient at the
Women's Christian Assort-tlon hospital ,
Mrs. Crosswalt. who has been the guest
af her brcthcr , L. F. Murphy , bas returned
to her homo In Portland , Ore.
Foresters of Hazel camp , No. 171 , ilodcrn
Woodmen of America , gnvj their first an-
ball and banquet Friday
affair nan held In the Odd Fellows temple
their own hall not affording the room fo ;
the appointments made for the occasion. Tin
banquet vvas spread In the rooms above thi
( Knee hull and could be attended at thi
leisure of the dancers. Whaley's orchestn
furnished the music.
Misses tJIIcn and Mary Fox of Treynoi
wire visiting In the city during the week.
Mrs. W. H , Wakcfleld , formerly of this
city , has removed from lleatrlce , Nob. , t (
Omaha , where she expects to make hei
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Uobert W. Colvlllo of Gales
burg , 111. , spent Sunday with their daughter
Mrs. Victor 13. Dernier. 824 Third avenue.
Miss M..ry Taggart of Omaha spent Sundaj
with Miss Mary Paschcl and sang the offer
lory , "Ave Maria , " by Dudley IJuck , at St ,
Francis Xarlcr's church.
Mls MaRglo Franklin , a teacher at tru
Christian home , left for Chicago ycstcrdaj
evening.
Miss Nlcmnns of Sehuylcr Neb. , who h i
been spending n fovv days with Mrs. C. E. II
Campbell , has returned to her home
J. S Murphy , a banker at Fort Worth
Tex. , was In the city jcstcrday on hla vvaj
to visit his parents , living near Weston.
Mlsa Lulu Woolsey of Omaha spent the
week With Mrs. C. C. Graves of 2398 Ave-
n uo I ) .
Mrs. I1. Dennett Windsor of Chicago 1 ;
visiting her parents , Dr. and Mrs. A. H ,
Carter.
W. 13. Ualnbrldge , who has been In Wis
consin for the last ten days , has returned. .
Sirs. Lyman Whlttler of Whiting. la. , U
a guest of her niece , Mrs. Ed McConnell.
SIlss Hattlo Ingman , a teacher In the
VIHUca bchoo'.s , spent Friday visiting the
Council Illuffs schools , and was the guest
of Mrs. F. H. Orcutt on Saturday.
'Sir. ' and Mrs. E. P. Nichols of Third avc-
imo are entertaining the lattcr's brother
and wife , Mr. and Mrs. James Ingersoll o (
Kansas City.
Charles liurr Towlo , formerly of this city ,
who went to Mexico for his health , lias been
appointed United States consul at SaltlVlo ,
MOV.
MOV.Chief
Chief Justice J. R. Heed ot the court of
private land claims , left for Santa Fe , N.
SI. , last evening to hold a term of court.
Sirs. C. S. Uyers and daughter have gene
for a week's visit with Hon. H. W. IJjers
and family at Harlnn.
Sirs. V. G. Ilulette Is making a business
trip over the state.
Sirs. John W. Dlclu-y , who has been sick
for the last three weeks , IB better and will
soon bo able to be out.
Sir. and Sirs. Harry Potter of Omaha are
occupying the homo of Mr. and Sirs. George
H. Sillier during the hitter's trip to old
Mexico.
SIlss Etta Teller , who , while visiting
friends In this city last week , was taken 111
and compelled to return to her home In
Slodale , Is much Improved.
> SIiy. Frank Simpson of North Platte , Neb. ,
Is the guest of Sir. H. SI. Simpson and
family of 2201 Second avenue.
Sirs F SI. Gault of Chicago Is the guest
of Sirs. D. W. Dujshncll.
SIlss Alberta Troutman Is confined to the
huuso with sickness.
Miss Jennie SI. Evans of Grant , la. , Is
In the city visiting her brother , City Aud
itor F. L. Bvans , on Kleventh avenue.
SUsi Slary Wood of Omaha was the guest
during the week of SIlss Ella Wlrt.
Miss Ada Slurray ot Little Sioux , a grad
uate of St. Frances' academy , is visiting
friends in this city.
SIlss Cecil ChrhtlMison and Louis Hlrsch ,
both ol Omaha , were married here on Tues
day by Justice Ferrlcr.
. SIlss Luclllo Plnney Is In DCS Molnes
visiting Sir. and Sirs. Nathan Booth.
It HUH Ill-oil I'rovcu
and has been our success when we adver
tise a thing we do It. We have never de
ceived the people. That Is the reason once
a year our sale draws such a crowd ; Its
because wo do as we advertise and cut
every shoo in the btore. We think It pays
us not to advertise fake sales , but to do as
wo agree. This Is the last week. Come In
If you haven't already at Sargent's.
\VUIGHT CVltS IT A I'VKU TAKE.
lomi'M Vlpp I'rt-xldciit DmntiitecM the
Cui'ltal'H Article.
Hon. George F. Wright , vice- president for
Iowa of the TransmlsslsslppI Exposition ,
read the * art'cle ' In The Bee jesteriMy morn-
'ng concerning the publication In a DCS
Slolnes paper of an alleged Interview with an
alleged member of the Iowa legls'ature with
a gosd deal of Interest. He talked freely
abjut the matter of alleged dle rlmlnitlons
against workmen from Iowa who have
sought employment on the expcn'tlon build
ings , and corroborated overj th'ng that Sec
retary W-ikefleld said. Sir. Wright could
scarcely d'sgulse his opinion that the alleged
Interview was .1 fake and pronounces utterly
fIse the portion ot the Capital's arti
cle wherein it la alleged that he was inter
viewed by a member of the leglsaturo. The
thing is being taken oerlorsly 'o Dee Slolnes ,
and Senator Pusey has written to Sir.
Wilght on the subject. Yesterday Sir.
Wilght sent the following letter to Senator
Pusey :
COUNCIL BLUFFS , Jan. 21 , 1S8S Hon. N.
SI. Pusey , Des Slolnes , la. Sly Dear Sen
ator : I have yourti ot thp 20th ins : . , en
closing clipping1 from Wednesday's Dally
Capital , w icrein I am made to say to a
member of the legislature , "That th-m > was
no vvoik on the exposition grounds for any
one outside of the Trades' nssembly of
Omiihn. "
That assertion Is untiue. No member of
the present lovvn legislature has ever called
on me , nor have I tiilk with any member
t'.iercof concerning the 'exposition , except
youiself , The work nt the exposition
CioumlB is nearly all done under contract ,
the contractors employing whoever they
plea o without regard to where they hall
from , nnd the exposition rnnnngemont hns
no voice In selecting sue1 ! laborers. The
employes of the management arc at pres
ent principally clerics , Ftcnoraphers , type
writers , and of that c nss. Viry truly jour/i ,
GKOIIGB F. WRIGHT ,
Vice President , Iowa.
For llo > ' mill CilrU * HiilliIliiK
The patronesses from 'ihla ' city of the Uoys'
and Glrl.3' 'building to be erected at the ex
position met at the Hojal Arcanum hall yc -
terday afternoon for the purpias of deviling
ircaiis to ralto money for Increasing Che
Council Bluffs contribution to the building
fund , The amount alrealy secured through
the sale of ehares at C cenla each to th >
school children Is $250. It Is Intended that
thio sum shall ibo at lea > ) t doubled , and one
of the plans Buggered was thei Issuing ] of a
paper on Wrohlngton's birthday. The cost
of the propcuol publication seemed to ho vho
greatest cbsiaclo In the way of the enter-
prj - , some of the laJles considering the
picposel venture a risky one The manager
01 a 4ccal daily wta present and submitted
a prop'sltlon to issue a special edition of Jih
paper. ThU proposition and a number of
other plans are now under cc'inldoratlon.
Tl'o matter will too decUed at another meet.
Ing of the patroncsEfu to bo held some time
during the coming week.
Sirs. Keysor's set lecture will be given
next Tuesday evening , January 25 , In the
Congregational church , Subject , "GhlbertPs
111 ouzo Doars. " These series of lectures are
very entertaining andjnstructlve. The sub
jects for the remaining lectures are ; "Don
atella , " "Michael Angelo" and "Thornald-
fsen. " Single tickets , 25 cents. Every ono
cordially Invited ,
Wanted , at once , man to work In garden.
Slust understand hot frame work. Address
J. It. SIcPherson , 1250 Eust Pierce.
Hcbecca Degree lodge , No. 3 , will hold a
public Installation ball and banquet January
24 at the Independent Order of Odd Fel
low B' tcmplo , the fir lit of Its klnJ ever held
Intiio city.
l.nrrrny CINI > H DInmlxMril.
The cases of larc my from a building In
the night time against Engcl and Corgau
weie dismissed toy order of A relevant Cotnty
Attorney Smith yccicrday. Engcl and Ills
vvlfo were given three days In the county
Jail on a petty larceny charge , and for a
similar offenao Engc4 was found guilty and
ordcrc.1 to appear before the district /ourt
for sentence. ThU action In Kngel's CMC lj
slid to bo a remarkablcJ Irregularity , as the
cede 'plainly gives tbo justice courts solo
Jurisdiction In potty larceny cases. Thin U
equivalent to a dUmloial , as the district
court 'will bo compeJlod to discharge the d .
fondant for want of jurisdiction. A number
of direct dismissals have also been , entered
by the arsSatant aHrney | , for the reason , I
Is alleged , of satlkfifng an air.bUlon on hi
part to popularlrlo' hlmtelf with the tax
pajcra by s-ivlnrf cH si for the county.
\\H1i tinCliurHioK. .
Elder T W. Williams will occupy the pul
pit nt the La tier jMy Saints' church ot
Pierce street botfi Jmcrnlng nnd evening
.Morning subject"riiurch Needs ; " cvenlnf
subject , "Is Christ Dead ? "
The usuil services will be conducted nl
the First Da tlst church by the pastor , Hev
V. C. Ilocho Slornlug subject. "Ono Way
the Only Way ; " evening subject , "Wood
Hey , Stubbk' . "
At the Christian Tabernacle the mornliif
subject will be , "What Is the Church For ? '
Evening subject , "What's What ? "
In addition to the usual services of St
Paul's church the rector , Hev. L P. SIcDon-
aid , will address the special meeting at the
Woman's Christian Assochtlon lioH'ltnl al
4 p. in. Subject of the morning sermon , "Tlu
Nobleman of Capernaum ; " evening subject
"Tho First Commandment. " This Is to bt
the first of a series ot sermons on the com
mandments.
At the St. John's English Lutheran church
Kio usual services will bo held by Hev , G. W ,
Snyder , pastor.
At the First Congregational church the
paster , Hev. J. Sv Wilson , will , h-ive as his
morning theme "God's Place In the Business
World. " In the evening Major Blanche B ,
Cox of Des Slolnes , the leader of the Salva
tion Army In town , will deliver an addrers
on "Tho Work of the Salvation Army In
Iowa. "
Slornlns subject at the First Presbyterlcti
church , "The Heavenly .Mansions ; " ovcnlng
subject , "Why Do Hlght ? " Kov. W. S ,
IHrncs , pastor.
All regular services nt the Broadway Slel'J-
odlu Episcopal church. Hev. J. II , Scnscncy ,
oactor.
At the Fifth Avcnuo Slcthodlst Eplsccral
church the pastor , Hev. 0. P. Fry , will
preach. Slornlng sjbject , "The Pure In
Heart ; " evening subject , "Blinded by Light. "
Revival servlres are now being held nt the
Edgowood Union church , five miles east o (
tlio city. This afternoon at 3 o'clock Hev.
J. W. Wilson will preach.
The Christian Scientists will hold services
In their pirlors In the Sapp block this morn
ing at 10-45. The subject of the blblo lesson
will be "Jesus Teaching the Beatitudes. "
Holdings from the bible and from "Science
nnd Health. " Experience meeting Friday
evening. Reading rootrs open every after
noon from 2 to 5 o'clock.
Second Presbyterian Church , Frank nml
Harmony Stieets , Rev. Alex LitherUnd ,
Pastor Blanch B. Cox of the state depart
ment of the Salvation Army will deliver
the morning addreru. In the evening Hev ,
Sir. Drencn of the United Presbyterian
church will occupy the pulpit. Hov. Alev
LsJiei'and will preach the evening sermon
at E'Jgewood ' Union church.
Da you want the best shoo you over wore
and as good as there Is made ? If you do
you can buy thorn , for $3.S ! ) this week at
Sargent's , Including all Hnnnan's and Strong
& Garflcld's. Look for the Bear.
Takes Curliollcol < l li > V
Sirs. Daniel O'Orady accidentally swal
lowed a quantity of carbolic acid last even
ing which It Is feared may cause hei < death.
Sirs. O'Grady assists her husband In con-
ducHng a restaurant at 910 South Main
street , and It was while In the hurry of
preparing the evening meal that the dan
gerous mistake occurred. She had been tak
ing a preparation of medicine for a severe
cold nnd the bottle , had been placed on a
shelf near a similar bottle filled with car
bolic acid. In her haste Sirs. O'Grady picked
up the wrong bottle -and swallowed a large
quantity before she realized her mistake.
Another verslcn of the affair Is that It was
a case of attempted suicide , but this could
not bo substantiated , It Is said that the
domestic jelatlons of the family have alvvajs
been of the mcfst pleasant character.
Prof. Edgar Frazicr of Tabor college will
give his famous monologue , "Tho Prisoner
of Zendl , " at the Congregational church
January 31. ,
Cully oil HlHi-y.
Superintendent Hlsey has received a re
quest from the school authorities of Tacoma -
coma , "Wash. , asking for samples of the
work of pupils In the city schools. The re
quest Is for samples of the written work
and phonographic reproductions. The favor
asked by the Taconm school people was
complied with.
Superintendent Hlsey has accepted Invi
tations to speak before the Teachers' asso
ciation at Coon Rapids , la. , on the first Sat
urday In February , and nt Coin , la. , on the
second Saturday. Ho has been obliged to
decline Invltntlous to nppcar before the
Central Nebraska Teachers' association ,
which meets at Kearney on the last Slon-
day In Slareh , for the reason that the
Southwestern Iowa Teachers' aosoclatlon
will meet hero on April 1.
For sale , 1,000 acres flne bottom land In
tracts of eighty acres and upward. Green-
shields & Slaync , B51 Broadway , Council
Bluffs , la.
Pritlornnl Union
Last Thursday evening1 Council Bluffs
ledge. No. 79 , Fraternal Union of America ,
met In SInrcus1 hall and obligated some
tiv only-one new members , after which the
officers were Insta'led by Deputy Supreme
President Samuel Wellcr and J. T. Turner.
This lodge now has a membership of fifty
or more , with fine prospects of n rapid In
crease. There will be a public entertain
ment given at their next meeting , February
1 , when President Rooco and several other
prominent speakers will be present ,
Hani ; CiiHliIrr Imtlotril ,
SIOUX CITY , Jan. 22. ( Special Telegram )
E. P. Stone , the absconding cashier of the
Sioux City Savings bank , has been Indicted
by the grand Jury of Woodbury county on
the charge ' cmbezyllng $3,000 of the funds
of the Slutual Trust nnd Deposit companv
This company vvas Indirectly connected with
the ? nvlngu bank und Stone took the whole
of the cash capital and the stockholders can
not fiad any arsets to redeem what they put
Into the company. W , II. Knlckerbacker of
Balston Spa , N. Y. , who lost | 5,000 , came to
Sioux City to secure this Indictment , and he-
fajrt ho will spend $1,000 to catch Stone and
bring htm back to Justice. Stone skipped
out In the fall of 1890 with about $25,030 of
the funds of the savings bank and now It
develops that ho took all the trust com
pany's money also , , The last heard of Stone
ho was In Canada , nntl an effoit Is being
made to secure ,111s , .arrest.
'HffiniilliiKllanilH Solil ,
CEDAR FALLS , la. . Jan. -Special. ( . )
The city has Eold _ to' ' a Chicago broker $28-
.00 worth of rcfUjUJllnp bonds. The Issue woo
made .to refund | 3SiOOO water funJ 0 per
cnt > ind 10 000 Heating Indebtedness acvcno ,
Issued In 1868 , Tha-blddlng was spirited.
Ion n Xi-\j jiiiifrK | |
3. SI. Rhoadf , formerly publisher of the
Jefferson Bee. has purchased the Interest of
lila r.on Chnrleu lir'lhe ' Denver Republican.
J , S. Clarkson. fqrmorly editor of the Des
Molnes Register.1 * lie hca been living for
jcmo time. Inl Phucfdolphla , moved Uat week
; o Now York City. " '
J W. Bopp , ji.M I known former newty
paper man , hj ? * , ( ionctrd to the town of
Hawkeye. U. , the sum of $500 with which
ID start a public l.tirary. All tlio money Is
: o bo spent for books.
Charles M. Shojtrldse , formerly an Iowa
newspaper man , owner cf the San Jr.jo ( Cal. )
Mercury , and at one tlmo publisher of the
? Rr Fransln-o Call , Is 111 with ncrvc'js
trouble ) and his < lca h Is expected.
Frank T. Piper of the Sheldon Stall , who
i s t-cen Its solo owner for twonty-flvo
pars , has sold an Interest In thnt paper to
: . T Sillier and W S. Ayora , who have both
icin Identified with the cfllco sonic time ,
M , A. Oppenhelm , who vvtn going to start
> . dally ps'por In Des Molnci , Is reported la
iavo his ojo on the All4ne.- ? Hold , and a
Qc-3 Molnes ruper sayo Albert Herd , cx-
'pc-aker ' of the lava house , will baek him In
: iis venture.
Humboldt will entertain the Upper DCS
ilolnes Editorial aet-oclatlon at Its iw inter
ccslon , beginning February 19 , next. It
9 proposed to make the meeting onu of the
cry best In Us history , The association
vas born In Humboldt a few jous ago and
a now the strongest la the state. ,
TOrISIT \ TI1E EXPOSITION
Iowa Loj'slnton Will Qo on a Jnnko
Nest fnturday ,
WLLD.SCEND UPON OMAHA IN A BODI
Hniv ki } c Irm ninUvrn 1'ropnic to tii
U\or tinCrotiinl anil .See U'lint
the Mi onIN tu lie
l.lkc ,
DES SIOINK3 , Jan. 22. ( Special Tclo
gram. ) Senator Put-cy nnd Representative
Potter of Council Bluffs circulated amonj
the members this afternoon nnd secured thi
ngi cement of nearly all to join the Omahi
exposition party next Saturday. The legls
lature will take no formal action toward nc
ccptliig tbo invitation , which , Indeed , hni
not been extended In a formal way to tin
legislature as a body. It Is simply ngrcci
to adjourn Friday evening till Monday. Tin
special train with the legislature will leavi
on the Rock Island at 8 a. in. Saturday am
arrive In Omaha about 11. The party wtl
go at once to the exposition grounds , aftc
vtowlng which they will dhie at the Mil
lard. In the afternoon the exposition mnn
ngcincnt will receive those who wish to ca
for information. The train will leave In th
cvcnKig for the return trip , getting Int
DCS Sloines about midnight- Indications ar
that nearly the entile assembly will go.
the i ( . .solution of sympathy for the Cuban
urging loua's congressional delegation t
fnvor recognition of the belligerency of th
revolutionists was the subject of a hot do
bntu today , A motion to lay It on tlio tab !
was lost , 4C to15 , nnd then the mcasiir
was referred to the committee on fcdera
relations.
WANT TWO-CENT FARE.
A number of petitions for a 2-cent far
bill vvas presented , but the movement doc
not matilfcst vigor and It Is doubted vvhcthc
the trnvellngmen will Introduce the bill
The Temple amendment came to the nous
with a unanimous report ot the rallroa <
committee. The tallroad committees In boll
branches recommended for passage the bll
to extend till 1000 the tlmo in which rail
roads may equip cars with safety couplers
Appropriation bills were presented as fol
lows. For miscellaneous supplies for o\ecu
tlvo council , $33,250 ; for the College fo
Blind at Vlnton , ? 27flflO ; for the Agilcultura
college at Ames , $9,575 , left over from its
old appropriation.
Toda's pi encodings In the- lower ho"se of
the legislature piaetlcally assuicd 'that the
offices of state printer nnd state binder will
oot bo nbolif lied. The contest was practical ! )
on party lines , the democrats 6tandlng for
abolition of the offices The matter came up
In the house on the resolution to fla time
for n joint session to elect these officers and
two penitentiaiy wardens. The democrats le-
novvcd their exposition and a roll call was
demanded. The resolution lad been amended
to fix the date for the Joint convention ns
Tuesday , January 25 , at 2 p. m , T.ilrty-llve
democrats , all who were present , with eeven
ircoublloina , voted against holding the joint
convention. The republicans weie Speaker
Funk , Gcod of Boone , Gclsler of Sluscatlue ,
Dickens of Wapello , Smith of Giecne , Wl ! . ° c i
ot Keokuk and Sillier of Buena Vbta. The
resolution carried , 51 to 42 , and went at once
to the senate , where It vvas concurred In , 2G
to 7 , all the republicans voting for it.
SHAW NA.MES LIBRARIAN.
Governor Shaw this afternoon announced
the appointment of Johnson Brlghim of Des
Molues to bo state llbiarlan. Mr. Brlgham
was long editor of the Cciar Rapids Repub
lican and for several years -has heen vubllsher
and editor of the SUdlamT.Mont'Jly In this
city. Mr. Brlgham was supported from all
over the state as the Ideal in MI for the ap
pointment and "consented " to be a eandldate
only on the understanding that the position
should bo made In a measure a permanent
one aad that means be provided to build up
the slate libraryto a creditable position and
character. He announced aa his asaletaaitii
SIlss Hutchlnn ot DM Slolnes , SI'ss Stevens
of Bocue and Miss SlacLenn of Cairoll. Sir.
Brlgham has sold the Midland to a stock
company and will retire from conuection with
It except as stockholder and editorial direc
tor.
Charles A. Walsh , secretary of the national
democratic committee and cnalrman of the
Iowa committee , has completed his plans to
go to the Klondike country In a few weeks.
After conference with the committee James
H Burgess of Ottumvva has been decided on
as Wals'a's successor for chairman , the ap
pointment taking effect at once Burgess Is
r. ostrccotor at Ottumvva and was the leading
candidate . r tlj democratic nomination for
governor last year against Fred E. White.
Governor Shaw today aroolntetl the- follow
ing commissioners to tliu National Stock
Growers' convention In Dcciver oext week :
Henry Wallace , Ben F. Elbert , J. W. Gcnrser ,
George S. Redhead and John W. Dorr , all of
Des Slolnes.
Slolnes.UNIFORM.
UNIFORM. TEXT BOOKS.
It Is given out on indisputable authority
that a bill for stata uniformity of text books
will bo Introduced at an early date. Sup
porters of the measure have been quietly
feeling the leglslatlvq pulse on the subject
and are thus far given assurance of success.
It will first appear In the house , where a
largo number have already promised to favor
it , and Indications are It will not lack en
thusiastic support In the senate. The chair
man of the upper house committee on
schools Is known to favor the uniformity
scheme and It Is thought the committee will
report It favorably.
The bill is very similar to the Knnsas and
Indiana laws. It provides for the appoint
ment of a commission by the governor to
purchase all school books by contract , maxi
mum prices to bo designated i/efore bids are
given on texts. The books are distributed
In Knnsns through retail dealers , an nllow-
nnco of 10 per cent ubovo state contract
price being made. Like provision will prob
ably bo made In the forthcoming measure.
The local typographical union has strongly
urged a clause providing 'that ' blJs shall bo
entered on each book for publication In and
outbldo the state. It Is urged encourage
ment would bo given to Iowa publishing
houses nnd ultimately a large proportion of
the state's school books will bo published
at home. It Is hardly probable the bill will
bo so we Ned , ns Its friends fear It might
hamper and possibly defeat u measure which
has gocd prcspects of success. It Is not
thought the bill will escnpo opposition ,
clthei In the legislature or out of It. The
School Book trust Is almost certain to es
tablish n powerful lobby against It , as It U
conceded that once on the statute books the
bill would greatly curtail Us profits In this
state.
uuAiinn OFT icToi'iMJ COITMJ.
Tamil Indian .VHIlit liitiTfcrrx In a
-lliii.il mi UI I.imAITulr. .
TAMA , la. , Jan. 22. ( Special ) Agent
Rebok of the Sac and Fox Indians In this
county has Just succeeded In heading off a
sensational elopement which has stirred so
ciety circles on the reservation to their
depths , Ho has stopped nn flopemttit In
which the gquaw of Black Cloud , n SIus-
quakl of the Sno and Fox reservation of
Oklahoma , ran away with Buck Green , a
\vlly bravo of the tame blooJ but a member
of the Tama reservation. Sirs. Black Cloud ,
the "woman In the case , " Is the wlfo of
the bravo vvl.o recently came Into promi
nence by being sentenced to tlio penitentiary
for defrauding the government In putting his
shlldren on two pay rolls , that of the Tama
tiervaUon and also on the Oklahoma reser-
intleti. Slnco Black Cloud's Incarceration
Ills squaw has been making her homo at the ,
ramu reservation and Immediately 'after ' hl
> untenco went Into force she moved her.
ivlcklup from tlio main camp , thrco miles , I
ind to within 100 feet of'Buck ' Green's vvls-
tvam. ThU fostered the spirit of jealousy
n tlio heart of Duck's gquavv , who must bo
! 1 years of age , and uho complained to
\gcnt Rcbok about the Infidelity of her
ipouue. Sir. Itebok looked into the matter
.en days ago , or at the ttmo the complaint
ivaa made , and upon bringing Green before
i seat of. Justice Jiia sauaw v > ent back on
her conviction * and testified that her Buck
lind been a good Indlnu mid h.id occupied
his own wickiup every nltht. The charms
of Mrs. Black Cloud , honi-vor , who Is n
) ounger woman , probably S,1 , could not bo
resisted by the noble red mnn , nml events
took n sudden turn this week , when Mrs ,
Buck Green hastened to Agent Rebok's ofllco
nnd Informed htm that Green nnd gone nnd
the neighboring wickiup of Sirs. Black
Cloud wns vncnnt. The old squaw hid fol
lowed her husband to Slontour , wlirro ho
1ml told her he was going when ho left
homo early In the mornlcig , and there ascer
tained that he had gene to Slnrshalltown ,
Agent Hebok , upon learning the story of the
distressed squaw , telephoned to the North
western agent , who replied thnt two In-
dlnns nnswerltig to the description given had
purchnicd tickets for Oklahoma via. Council
Illuffs nnd had left the city. Agent Hebok
wired to Cnrroll to the chief of police nnd
Buck Green wns arrested by that official ,
Sir. Rcbok loft In the evening for Carroll
ntul arrived homo yesterday with the pris
oner. He Is about 55 years old nnd has a
largo family. The squaw wns not molested
but wns allow ed to continue her Journey to
Oklnhomn. where she belongs nnd where her
children live. The wronged squaw Is very
much broken up over the affnlr.
lown V. M. O. . \ . Mcctlntr.
MARSHALLTOWN , In. , Jan. 22. ( Spe
cial. ) The twenty-eighth annual mooting o
the Iowa Young Slen'a Christian association
of Iowa will be held In this city commencing
February 17 next. It la expected that this
will bo one of the most Important meetings
ever held by the state aajoclatlon and prep
nratlonu aio being made to entertain n largo
number of members rod delegates. In ad
dition to a number of business nnd profes-
slon.il men from different parts of the state ,
who will present napora and lead In dis
cussions , the following well known fveakers
will be present. Rev. Frank Bristol of Chicago
cage , who goes to Washington , D. C. , In
-March to bo President McKlilcy's pastor ;
Rev. E. L. Eaton , the eloquent pastor of the
First .Methojist Episcopal church of Des
Molnes : Rev. William Ua.vard Craig , D. D. ,
LL. D. , chaaccllor of Drake unlverolly ; Hon.
L. St. Shaw , governor of Iowa ; Prof , Albert
Loughbrldgo of Cedar Falls , who has one of
the largest Bible classes In the world ; C. C.
Sllchcncr , college secretary of the Intcrra-
tloual committee ; E. L Haml.ton , railioad
necrctar ) International committee , ; A. SI.
Hi uner , assistant state secretary , Illinois ;
John W. Hansel , general i cretary ot the
Western Sectar'al ' liatltute.
The topics will bo of a most Interesting
character , relating to all departments of the
work. Among the Important ones are "Op
portunities for Workers , Spiritual and Fl
nanclal , " "Training for Workers , " "Indi
vidual Effort , " "Co-operative Effort , " "Tho
Science of Slanlpu'atlon , " "The Relation of
the Phjslcal to Committee Work , " "Our
Obligation to Young Slen In Small Towns , "
"A Uniform Standard In Educational
Work , " "The Financial Problem , " "Tho
Association Blblo O'-ra. " "Points in .Manag
ing a Successful Entertainment Course. "
Prof. Loughbrldge will have charge of the
Bible studies.
l.x-Covornor Drake nl Home.
OENTEHVILLE , la. . Jan. 22. ( Special. )
Governor Drake Is cnjoj ing a quiet rest at
his home In this city , receiving his many
old homo friends who cnll upon him. He
secirs glnd to bo releassd from the weighty
executive duties cs governor and bo able to
ngaln take up the life of a private citizen.
His friends are proud of his record us gov
ernor and are pouring In their congratula
tions upon him.
Suit fur
FORT DODGE , la. , Jan. 22. ( Spaclal. )
The suit of Sllr.o Rogers , widow of Frank
Rogers , against William Hamm of Dayton
for $10,000 Is being hotly contested In dis
trict court here. The defendant runs the
saloon at Da ) ton and It is alleged sold
Rogers liquor until ho was Intoxicated on
March 27 last , and as a result he fell over
an embankment nnd was killed.
I3vrui
annual convention of the Pioneer
crs' Association of Iowa will rnePt In Deis
Molnes February 9. The boclely is composed
of all legislators , congressmen , JuJgi * "of the
supreme , district and circuit courts , cabinet
officers , members ot constitutional couvcn
tlonr ? , etc. , where terms of service were
twenty-five jtars or more ago.
riillun ( Iocs to Chicago.
OTTUMWA. la. , Jan. 22. ( Special. )
Charles D. Fullcn ot Falrao.a , wlm wns this
week superseded as United States district
attorney for the southern district of Iowa ,
will move to Chicago , where he lias been
retained as counsel by tha organization of
bucket-shop men. He is cald to have been
guaranteed a retaining fee of $3,500 a year
Tor five years
AIIIOIIK I mn Cliiiri'lH-s.
i.\ now Prcsb ) teri'an ' church Is nearly com
pleted at Battle Creek.
Cyrus R. Teed of Chicago , the head of
the Korcsh movement , Is pleaching In SIuo-
catlne.
There Is a movement on fcot for n new
church at Tlconlc. 'which will probibly bo
built In the spring.
The Clirlotian church at New Londen has
Juut been reorganized c.j a i etui I of a series
of meetings Just closed.
After a pastorate of sixteen ) eara with the
St. Lucaa Evnngcllcal church nt Burlington ,
lov. Dr Dai lei has resigned.
Rev Mr. Gebaner of Cincinnati will bo
called to the Unltailin church In Des Sloines ,
as that church will bo reopened.
Hov. D. Breed of the Congregational
church at Crcston has completed h's ' twenty-
Ifth ) c > ir of service in that church.
The state convention of the Young Pco-
> lo's Christian union of the Unlversallst
: hurch will bo held In Waterloo during the
ast week In Juno.
A neu Christian church will be dedicated
n Eust Dea Slolnes next Sunday. The odl-
Ice cost $0,000 und ox-Governor Drake gave
500 of the amount.
The Newton Journal says that Jasper
ounty Is the banner county In Sunday
choal work , not only In the state of lo.va ,
ut In the United States . s well.
Slost of the property belonging to the Kcoj j
iuk Young Slcn's Christian association was ,
est by ( Ire last week , and as a resut | the
Esoelfjtlon will erect a 'bulld'ng of Its own
t once.
Thn Catholic church at Ottumvva recently
purchased four lots , on which It Is proposed '
o ere-cl a church 'building and a residence I
or the prlfst. The lo-rrcr will be ( built J
mmedlatcly , at a cost of $16,000.
Evangelist W. S , Nicholj and wife ot Chi-
ifo will begin n series o' revlvil meetings
t the Slethodlst Episcopal church , Iowa
"alls , this week. The Baptists will unlto
1th the Methodists In the work nnd the
ther churches will aid more or lets.
Chlldien nnd adult.s tortured by burns.
calds injuries , eezcma or skin diseases ma )
wuro instant relief by using DeWltt'o Witch
laze ] Salve. Itn \ the great Pile remedy.
; \r < 'iillroiimiltltr \li-c I Tomorrow
CHICAGO , Jan 22. A ca'l ' was issued tea -
a ) for a meeting of the executive commlt-
co of the Wcitorn Paescnger association to
o held In this city on Slonady
Uil MOM ) OfTSIIOOTS HAXI1I.HTT.
S IHUV N ( o r in Hiiiiilloiilix the Coiinoll
llliiirn Ainu.
lows lost another scalp nt the traps yes
terday when Fred Raymond of Omaha
downed "Pralrlo " Handled
Wolf" of Council
Bluffs In A live bird race for 4100 n side. It
wns 100 birds per nvui nnd Raymond won
out by DO to 77. The match was shot In .
driving enow storm , which was almost
blinding nt tlmro. nnd the birds were gen
erally slow. The Council Bluffs mnn seemed
to be especially handicapped by the weather.
Ho was unable to get quick action and n
number of his lost birds were hard outgoois.
which would have been easy lo kill If ho hat )
fired before they got their gait. HnymonJ
shot well , In spite ot the snow , nnd klllcJ
his third torles straight. Frank Parmolo'c
vvns rcfereo and Charley Slatthal was th *
official scorer. Thp birds w ere retrieved bj
SI. C. Peter's "S. Omaha " The scoro.
Ilaynioml-21223 2222i 11212 22022 10211-2,1
22221 12222 01112 11222 21012 23
22221 23122 22111 12221 22J22-CS
OUZO 1K22 10111 21201 00212-10-M
Uandlctt-02222 22-322 22121 10222 22201-C1
20020 11220 22122 K221 10II2-W
10110 11210 20200 12211 21210-18
01201 22212 10202 10002 11211-18-77
Dead out of bounds : llnymond , 4 ; Itnnd-
lett , G.
Tuo
NEBRASKA CITY , Jan. 22. To the SportIng -
Ing- Editor of I'm ' Hoc : The Judge nnd
colonel set In n gnmo of pitch ; eleven points
constitutes the Knnio. The Judge Iirw ten
points und the colonel eight. Tlio colonel
bids three and mnkcH hUh , jack nnd the
Fame , milking t'he ' three he bid nnd mak
ing eleven , while the Judge ho'.tls low , nlso
innklng- him eleven. Now which goes out
the judge or the colonel. I'lcnso nnsvver nt
once. SI. It.
Ails. : The judge goes out , I'olntn always
count high , low , Jack nnd gillie.
OMAHA , Jan. 22. To t'.ie ' Sporting Editor
of The Hee ; If thiee men imirry t iree Ms-
tuia , In whnt way nte the men related to
ouch pothor-G , W.
Ans , : In no way. Each man ! biothcr-
In-lnvv to hi * wife's slsUrs , but no relation
exists between either 'niifband ' tisldu from
tin iilllnlty of tato.
Mull Tea in for MouCt < > .
DES S1OINKS , In. , Jan. 2.Spccil < ! ; Tele
gram. ) C , S. 1'eteis eilled on the maniiRc-
inent of the Dos Molnes ball team today In
the Interest af Sioux City people , who vvnnt
to secure a Western n poelnllon team there
nevt year. Tlio Des Molnos coiporntlon now
owns n franchise In the Western nKsjciu-
tlon , which it Is privileged to tlansfcr lo
tome other town , und DUO In the Western
league , \ lilch will bo krpt ' .lere. The asso-
clitlon tentn will be locited In Sioux City ,
piovldeil that town will give lent free a
down town paik. This vvns the statement
m.ulc to Mi. Peters anil he i-xprcssd the
opinion that It would \ > c agreed to. Mnjir
Frlck , the DCS Stolne.s miRiiato. nl o Indi
cated that If | H < placed a team In Sioux
City t'Jieic ' would lie no local Interference
or Intel estb In It , but ho would glvu good
ball.
WronlHiin' Mntt-li ill I'l'iiiilclln.
FRANKLIN. Nob. , Jan. 22.SpeeiU < ! Tel
egram , ) John Itynn of Kali bury. Neb. , nnd
John Gnusnry of I'hllllpsburg , Kan. , met at
this place ted iy to wrestle. The match
was mmlo by tralnniPii on the Oilcago ,
Hock Iblnml & Pi'tsburK railroad running1
between tin- two polnt.s while the putli-M i ;
live and tills place vvns clmson where ( lie i
wicstllngsiould take place U belnn half i
way between 1 10 two points siuch intoiost i i
vvas taken li > the matter s both nun at
their homes were cont-ldciotl tlio bedt in the > '
country. Gausney won In three pulnts. ' I
Ci.iusiiL'y weighed 1C7 and Ityan ono pound
licavlcr. Two in n could n t lie h nl morn
evenly miitclu'd In size ntul thc > sell nco of
wrestling. A largo crowd wlliies-std the
[ port. i
HcatN Tliic-klcr.
LONDON , Jan. 22. Cinilis Kllpatrlek. the
American runner , boat George Tlncklcr , the
IiMi runner. In the first of their two racei
today for $230 a side- .
CITY 01WIC1h MITICCS.
'
OHDINANCK XO 41J5. . _
An ordinance to ropen ) ordinance. No , 3Si9 ,
entitled "An ordinance ji.rrSntfiitrr'ru ' ! ' 't-M '
3ulnsfor circus licenses for less thnn $ COO
in certain cn e ? , " and nlso to ropi > al ordl-
nnnco No. T&29 , amendatory ot said ordi
nance. No 3573
Pi > it Ol dained by the City Council of the
City or Omal11 :
Section 1. That ordinance No. S. i".r entitled
"An ordinance authorizing- i sulnT of
clrcim llconses for less thin WOO In certain
c.i'-cs , " and also oicMnnnco No .IS23 amend i-
tory of fc.ild ordinance No. 3"7j , be and the
t.ame nio hcrebv ropeiilcd.
Sec. 2. That this ordinance sh.lll tiilco effect
and IIP In f\ rcifmm and after ItB passage.
Passed January 11 , 1SS.
11EKCHRII IIIG71Y ,
Cltv Cleric.
W W. niNGIIAM.
Picsldont City Council.
Approved Jnnuarv 1" 1SUS
THANK 12. SIOORES ,
Sin ) or
FOH SALE. CITY FUNDING PONDS.
Sealed pioposals will lie received by the
nnyor anil city council of the city of
Harvard , Nil ) . , until Slomlny , January 31 ,
UBS , ut 2 o'c'ock p m. , for the purchase
nf a cellos of eleven funding bondii of
J.IOO.OO each , issued bv the city of Hnrvaul ,
Cluy county. Neb. , December 1. U97 , and
riglsteied by the nudltni of state Decem
ber 24 , ISft" , These bonds are duo twenty
years from dale of Issue , but p lyablo nt
any time nftcr ten yenrH from date , nnd
draw tntcrc-st nt the rate of 0 per cent
per annum , payable annually on tlio 1st
day of December" each your Prf/'clpal nml
Interest piyablo nt the Kit-on I nKfiii./
the state of Nebraska , New York City.
The rlpht Is icscrvcd to rejei t any nn #
nil bld.s.
Addicgs all proposals to
JOHN T. FI.ESTINQ ,
City Clerk.
JnlG 23 Harvard , Neb.
Mount Vernosi
PURE RYE
Owing to its fine , full , melloV
Havoc , tills whibkoy commands tlio high
est price In ImneilH ( to ulioloHalo deal
ers ) of any brand now on the market ,
and Is the mialw of incut of tha bottled
tled blended whibkoy now booxtonslvoly
advertised.
llottlctl.it tlio Distillery with nn
Uuurauty of I'aritj anJ Oriulunl CoiiJltlon
The consuiniii1 hiivlntr thU the onlv
'
dlstlllfiy hot Una of' MOUNT VEUNOX ilfi
hQUAJJIi llotifct , each bearing the Num
bered auarnnty Lnlisli M'cutcB the blsii-
iist Kimluof PIIIU KyiiVhUKcy In | | minimi
condition iMillirly ficit fiom udultoiatlou
with cheap t-plilts nnd II iv
FOR MlvWCINAL UHF
It IIUB DID Imloi'ripiiH'iil nf the mo-it prominent
physicians ihruuiinul ! HID United fnatcs ,
I'oi hulu by All Itullublu
< r
SPECIAL NOTICES i
f
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS *
j
, Albln Hu.ter. itudio
33S Dronrtwnj. German lilelliod
of Uri l n Coniervulorv.
4 t
YOU CAN Gl-J TIlliM NOW
at $1.550 each.
'Ihe Cosinopolitarfrncandescent Burner
has no equal , It iv.'s 6-1 candle pow
er c t half the cost for gas us.'il by the
common burner. /
We put them up complete for one-
fifty , Mantels for Welsbach anl ; all
kinds of burnersTat ralnceU prices ,
Heating , Pmmbing and Lighting.
I V d V 202 Main > 203 iearl Stre3 >
J. C. I SO T , Council Bluffs , Iowa.