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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1898)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - 0 13EESAPUTtDAY , 3UNE 25 , 18)8. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I NEWS OF INTEREST FR OM IQWA. ' COUNCIL BLUFFS. ) IINOII I , Bulwelser beer , flosenfelit Tel. 323. A. 13. Lornzen , treaRurr oi Crawford county. was In ( ho city yesterday , Wanted-Latest edition of CoUflcSI B1U1 city dircctor 4 tlIly at 13cc omce. Mrg. lint of Orti , Neb. , who IlaB been the gie8t O Mrs. i ; s. Faca returned borne jetertitty. The Evai' 1amdry Is ( ho leader in 1ne work both for cotor and ftnisb. 2O Pearl street. l'lionc 290. C. U. Whitney. county. and W. F. Cooper , clerk of the district court of Shelby coUnty , were in the city yestcrthiy. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. StjIe have returned from KnnsnB City. where they were called by the IlincaB of Mr. Stiles' mother. J. 1. . Tyro and William T. Fveritt , for dlsturhng ( he peace , were each fined $6 and voiti in police court yeatcrday morning. Don't you think it snut bo a prctt good laundry that can please so many huadrcds of cu.torners ? VcIl-thut's ( ho ' 1ag1o , " 24 Ilroadwny. The repuliicnn congressional committee of the Ninth diatrict will meet hero next WPlrcsday to make arrangements for the t cor.rcssIonal convention. ltcv. Henry JcI.ong leaves today for Motnit hope to take part in ( he dedication extrcisei of the Mef.hrnitst church at that place tomorrow morning. For several iiights pa.t thieves have been carrying away the handsome nnl costly plants recently lnccd by the park corn- missioners in Cochran park. In the district court yesterday the Tootle Wenkley ilIlIincry company commenced proceedings against Max Oisen and others to fori'cioe a niortgnge of $400. Ciinrlct F. Chase tins severed his connection - tion with the Globc-ieinoclat and for the pr.ncnt . the weekly edition unit job 1)Iaflt ) will be run by Messrs. Johii Martin ami Ed fl. Mra. Chatuield reported to ( lie police yes- tenlay nfttrnoon that her 2-year hitie % loy that strayed away Thursday afternoon bath been found yesterday nftvriioon wandering about the court hintie yard. t Ilert Wiic , a telegraph messenger boy , was overcome by the heat yesterday morn- log in front of the Merriam block , on Pearl street. . lie was removed to his home at 028 Fourth avenue antI last night was resting easy with no serious results au- ticipated. The Ministerial association of the city holds Its Inst meeting before the sum- rn r vacation Monday morning at 10:30 : o'clock in St. John's luugtishu Luthtrun church. 11ev. L. 1' . MeDonnid , rector of St. l'tiuFs lplscopal church , will reat , a PalCr On ' ( hturch Unity. ' ' Thu members of Fhilehlty council , Itoyal Arcaijuna , of this city. hnve been invited by l'nion l'uichflc council , Onualua , to par- 'ticipato in the celebration of Arcanuuiui cia ; today on the exposition grountis. 'l'itc nuoinber' are nsked to bring their families anti frienils anti help make the day a gain one. , v. liutehuinson , an alleged bootlegger oh , Ilihladale , In. , was brotighut before ijuuitcd States Comiuisuulnner'right yesterday afternoon - ernoon by 1)cputy United States Marshal ] I Richards. lie waived examination. vau 1 bound over to the federal grand jury am ] 1I I gave bail for his appearance iii the suir I of $200. Mauinger flrown will introduce an hanova- tion at the Dohinny today at both Inuiti- nec utnd evening performances in the shiata n or a continuous vaudeville show. The firsi L firsiI part , citltlc1 "A Ilusbauid in Clover , " 'il I introuluic" all the uuiembers of the compaul3 r In specialty turns and vhll conclude with u'hat is cntitlel 4 Laughable Screanier , "The Itink Mask. " The Maretta sister 3 will ap + nr at both performances. Geri , _ Lee. IL colored wonuaIi who wa S giviunt iihichl'er it the police station Thurs . ( lay iuhalut , vus ; yesterday provided with i transportation back to her home In Dc : iS Mctnes. Mrs. Lee told the authorIties tha bar husband deserted her and learning tha Ito was working at the Pnxton hotel ii I Omaha nbc had been given traiisportaioi ( t b the overseer of the poor there. Sb a tidied to locate her recrenut spouse ani aI drifted over to Council Bluffs. but wa S unable io Proceed any further for want o f funds. - . C. 1h. Vinyl Co. , feluiftie reuii.'ly : consulta - thou free. 0111cc hours , i to 12 and 2 to C . Health book furnished. 32-327-328 Mer - riain block. Money to loan on city property. Kinne. N. V. Plumbing company. Tel , 2C0. % nhltN Vrlt ( if liii lI'flN CorpliN. A petition for a writ of habeas corpus fo r Theodore Kourtzman , a re3ldcnt of Calbour I , Neb. , at present on inmate of the insan ward at St. Bernard's hospital , was flied yen terday evening with Judge Smith of Di c. district court and will be heard this after - POOH. The sisters of the hospital are noni Inally iortdo Party defendants. From thu o utitition flk'd it appears that the commhl , . fluent of Kourtzman to St. Ilernard's w 3 brought about in rather an unusual nuannu . and the StSps to secure his release are beiui h , taken by friends of his in Omaha. It afleged that lCourtzmnn , who Is a rather cc . . centric character , became Involved In a clii - pute with a neighbor over their respectiu i dogs and Kourtzman secured a revolver an LI ; attempted to shoot the neighbor's cabin The neighbor , whose nanun is not dischos .1 hpthin petition , had Kourtzman arrested c Ii Die charga of insanity. The commisslonoi Iis 1 decided lie was insane and after lie hiatt bec ci " jail at Calhoun for sonic thirty day 5 , I 5 there was no room In any of the tn : to J I nsylunus , committed him to St. Bernard 'S ci hospitthl In this city , where he has bec in 'I ' ilnee last /tprlh. ' 1 1For sale. acre of red raspberries , heavi IIC I loaded. Will sell on brushes. Located oc IC fnile north of Chautauqua grounds , former I ' Chris Frohiart iclaco. E. A. hilanchard. ; i Map of Cutiavest : Indies and the World ut The flee olhlce , tOe each. ti ( , , I'N 3 % (1N. Iolhiir. Peter Jensen , thin Broadway cigar dealer , eportccl to the poiice yesterday afternoon lint a well dressed stranger had passed a gounterfeit dollar on luku , The counterfeit is a very clever copy of the genuine article , ) .iut is soniowhnt light iii weight. Jensen tll ( not discover that the coin u'aa a spurious blue until after the stranger had left the toro. It is thought by the authorities that I blue same gang that is flooding Omaha with counterfeit. dollars has commenced opera- tibos on this aide of the river , as several bogus dollars hiavo turned up in ( ho city jtbin the last fuw days. . . 1Attend the aorrnnn Picnic given bY 110ff- ' nUiI lodge , No , 126. U , 0. T , IL , Sunday , Juno 26 , at hock's garden , Admission 25 4 c uito. Eyeryltuhtig hrst chutes. Ilofincayr's fancy Patent flour makes the bst unit most bread , Ask your grocer for It , FOR SAIdl-Goo0 second-bond bicycle at a bargain , Cciii at 'l'bo lice oht1e , Council Bluffs. Try Moore's death to hico and mites. lli'it lsdiid- The following transfers were tiled for record - ord yesterday in the tithe , abstract and loan 0111cc of J.V , Squire , 101 l'enrl streetl Joehi It. ? ivl'hitrson and wife to Amly Knuctner , UntI. 4 of lot 5. 0111. cml Itceurvoy. uuv iie 30.75.13 , niud unti. ¼ of l t 8 , Olhieluul Itesurvey , ewVc ne'4 30.75-43 , w , ii. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . James Callcunan iiiicl vlo to John 1t , CtiiibOek ) , uiuv Kv 30.75-as , w , ci. , , , & 00 .Jvhn I'uol iiitth wife In iitr ) ' Ph. John. . stun. lot II , block 2. 0. 1' , Avorn , v. ci , 5 ( 'hinton heed and wife to J , Kunigi- iuiehii'r unc IV. K. seltzer , executors , slot 8. block 10. Jackson's LuiLI , to ouitci * Ifluffs , w , d. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 'our trctnsfura1 total ' , ' : . ; . S 11ESCASE IS COI1NC O Attack on tbcu Oity'9 ' Oredlt is to 13e Heard in Oourt , A MENDED PETITION AND ANSWER l 'lnIntIlT Acucicils lhis J'lendinp fluid ci t , ' tniwn cr5 , C.verln ir I3ery l'.iliit atid Setiiii tip Ila. NOCiS for Iiiiihiifli. The Injunction suIt of J. .3. Shea against t ile City Is set for hiaring In the district c ourt next Monday anti City Attorney Wadsworth has retained Messrs. Iliurl and McCabe to assist hint In conducting the c ase for the city. Vesterdcay Shea. tIled a substituted petitIon which Is substantially the saute as the for- n uer one with the exception ( lint It Includes a s exhibits a tiumber of copies of the bonds t astied by the city which Shea seeks to have a nnulled anil declared void , alleging that ( ho city has exceeded its constitutional Ibnit o f intlobtedness , The substituted petition p laces the city's Present lndebtednss at $ 5P7,209.81 , and alleges that ever since March 1 , 1894 , the city has been indebted l ii round numbers $400,000 in excess of the contltutlonaI limit , City Attorney Wadsworth flied the nn awer of the city to the substituted petition of Shea yesterday afternoon. In It spe. cifle denIal is made ( lint any bonds or var- rants have been issued by ( lie city in cx- cess of the constitutional limit or that the city is Indebted beyond or up to the conicti- tutiotial limit and denial is also made that any Illegal taxes have been levied or as- scesed by the city or that ( ho city is about to make collection of any illegal taxes for , nit illegal purpose or to pay or discharge any illegal obligations. F'or further answer It is alleged that , there is a defect of irnrtiea defendant to the , action In that ( he bonds antI warrants niid obligations of the city assailed anti sought , to be annulled have been sold and negotin- , ted by ( lie city for value received in pay- moot and illachargo of obllgatloiis incurred by the city and that same are lucId by di- Vera and different persons , who are inter- ested In thu result of the action , and svluc d are clot nundo Parties ( lefendant , and ( hint . the cause could not be determined without : their presence In court unless to their itt- . jury. The aciewer further sets up that the spe. . cml assessment bonds assailed by Shea nrc I not obligations of ( lie city in the contempin- ( ion of tile constittitlonal inhibition nut i that ( lie % 'uirrants issued were issued Ii 1 uayrnent of ordinary , current anti neccssar exeiise , of maintaining the city govern. uncut anti ( tint they nrc therefore not withit i the constitutional inhibition. It is also ice t forth in the answer that the plaintiff 1 : S CStOhiJCd by his Inches from making tlti a action and ( lint lie line not sufflcieut Interes in ( lie suit to maintain ( lie nction agains the holders of the obligations of the city , , who nrc not within the jurisdiction of tb C court and have not been made narties ti a the suit , JOIt % IlAllltY I..S A l1l(1t TlMI ] . 'I'rnhiii ) Siisiici'teilof fleiii Iiisin ( in ( : I'ee' , nii ItxIiIJtfIn. John Barry , the tramp vlio was suspecte 0 0g of being mentally unbalanced and was bein g held at the pollee station , acted in such a strange manlier yesterday morning that I t was tlcclded to file Information against hir a with ( lie cocninssloners for the insane. Barr I had been lodged In one of the upstairs room S at the jail and after breakfast yesterda , y morning on Jailer Dobbins' going tip to tak 0 away the dIshes he found ( be room swim - ming in water and Barry quietly sittin g by the faucet wIth the water running whil 6 be was washing his stocks in the tin en In which coffee had been furnished hut i. Later Barry wrapped himself In a blankel t , although ( lie thermonieter was nearly up 0 th 100 mark , and tItus nrrnyod started ,0 walk U and down In front of the jail. Whe II erdereci to come in he broke away and ra 11 north on Bryant street. Jailer Dobbins ga , 0 pursuit , but was soon outdistanced , anti th e pursuit was then taken up by Attorney l'at 11 Ayiesworth , who happened to be passin g the time , Barry ran across the bridg e and turned on to Main street , As he turne iii the corner by Waterman's carrIage factor . 3' with Aylesworth close on his heels it wonin a inuniaculatoly dressed In white and carryin g a white Parasol passed. Rushing up behin d her Barry threw his arms around her wale t. lifted ( lie woman off her feet and whirlc 0 her completely around. .Aylesworth caugl it the man by the throat and be released U to woman , who ran screaming down Mal In street almost scared to death. Barry wi is taken back to jail and later taken befol re the commissIoners for the Insane , who , at h nr exainiruilig him , decIded ho was not beat in but probably suffering from the effects i at drink , anti arratigernents were rondo to set iii the man out of town. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Lost-Diaiiioiid bow-knot. Suitable rewac ' I will bit paid for return of same to in ; 0(11cc. ( Council Bluffs. The offIcial photographs of the Uniti nil States Navy , containing over 200 pictur Os of the vessels , with their officers and a nun of the views of the ill-fated Maine , con I had at the Council Bluffs oflico of The B Ce for 25 cents nail a lice coupon , COU1'IY I1OYS IASY VICtIM s _ , . , l.iv , ) \'lsl tars ( null I'iw.'iit CIUIII 13 littitlieti J , ' A litilil.4truilg.rs. . hams J , siiil James Olsen , cousIns at id farm liniuls frouii Pigeon , caine to COunt i Iliuffa yesterday with the Intention of vlsi lug ( Ito exposition across the river , The 3 however , root with an experience vhIi ; ; changed their minds anti decided thcni t return Itocito at aitco to the farm , whe : crooks flint sharks abideth ciot , The Olse tie hind been In town but a few Inltitites wit en they were aplroaclscti by a stranger , svl lie thought he knew them. Ito was very aft able - blo and eooo won the confidence of the tu vo country cousins , lie Piloted tlte cali IW youths from the country dowis North Eight th street , where they were joined by a ( iiei itch of ( ho stranger. This friend suggested a game of cards , but. the Olsene demurred , as iieithier of them ever tnuched a card. lYe lI. if ( lucy could not play cards Iserhais tic 07 wouhtl turn over what money they lied WI tIm ( hens , and suiting lice action to the sort Is , the two strangers went through the p001cc its of the Oleccie , securIng from one 8 and I ho other $5 , all the wealth they POSBCSEt iti , liaviiig relieved them of their nioney , ho stranera tout thorn to get anti they g at 'titn asked at ( lie iiolico station , where thi C reported the hold-up , why they had I tot nuntlo any resistance , they said "they lack eel the nerve. " A search was macic for the t' Ito strangers , but without success , VIIUhI % gshiist Wilson , Before Judge Smith In the district cot ir 4 yesterday was coniinencetl the hearing of the divorce suit Instituted by Mrs. B ha \Vilson against her husband , Amos U. IV 'II- sort , Mr. nail Mrs. Wilson were marrIed in ti his city August 28 , 1881. and as grounds for a divorce Mrs. Wilson alleges that her hi is. busd has duriu all their married life b ica of a sullen anti morose disposItion full of faultfinding anti potesetI of flfl ungovernable - able temper. She also alleges that although he is a switchman anti drew a geol salary h e has refu8eti her the means necessary to hf hs f eed nci clothe the family and that in con- s equence she has been compelled to take I n washIng nnil'keep boarders. She further Ia It lleges that on 3iarch 7 of tbis year he t hreatened to shoot her anti actually did p ull a revolver on her. Mrs. lViison risks pf f or the custody of the five children and for $ 2,000 alimony , alleging ( lint her husband i s worth $3,000 , : WIlson resists the claimer if f or ahiniony and asserts that all ho possesses ia i s the homestead in which the family lives a nti ( lint , he says , Is mortgaged. COM3tllCB8 9ATIJIIIAY , JUMO And EntlsJnly 5 , GREATEST OF' ALL SALES-TEN 1L ) AYS ONLY-WAIT AND COME TO TuB 1C ARGE STORE ItOOM , 333 13iOADWAV. C OUNCIL BLUrP'S , NEXT TO BnOWN'S C , 0 , D. MARKET , SEVEN IOOItS EAST 0 i TIlE BOSTON STOItE. Shoes and clothing , Great unanutnettir- e r's closing out sale. The Empire Clothing a nd Shoe eoiispatiy , $175OeO , Cincinnati , 0. , aq uit busies and have sent out agents to o ther cities with their stock , to be sold q uick for cash , less uroflt of manufacture , l ess iroflt of wholesaler , less profit of reP t aller , niitl without cost or freight , head t hese iirlces for new stylish gootis , first- cs lass vorkrnanship , up-to-date iii every cc- s ped. ShOE IJAILGAINS. Gents' heavy working slices , worth $1.25 , a t 7Sc lathes' Oxfords , worth $1,50 , at klc ; l adies' Oxfords , worth $2.60 , at $1.24 ; in- dies' Oxfords worth $3.00 , nt $1.48 ; ladles'a dress shoes , lace anti button , worth $1.50 , at Plc ; ladies' and gents' dress shoes , worth $ 2.10. at. $ l,24 ; ladles' anti geiits' fine shoes , worth $3.00 , at $1.48 ; lathes' mud pnta' cuis- t out made shioeic , worth $450 , at $1.08 ; Ia- dies' anti gents' hatiti-sowed shoes , worth $6.00 , at $2.48 ; children's school shoes , icizes S to II , worth $1.25 $ , at 74c ; misses't niitl youths' school shoes , worth $1.50 , at 08c. lYe also carry a full Ilno of ladies' and gent's fine ( Iresic iihiocs. CLOTHING BARGAINS. Men's pants , worth $1.25 , at 68c : taco's business pants , worth $2 , at Use ; men's fine patits , worth $3 , nt $1.21 ; Inert's tailor- inatlo imilte worth $5 , at $2.48 ; men's suits , worth $8 , at $3.25 ; men's cassijucro suits , worth $12 , at $4.W : Inca's fine eassiniere suits , worth $15 , at $6.78 ; men's fine custom uuiado suits , worth $18 , at $8.68 ; men's flue tailer-ingujo suits , worth $22 , at $9.S3 ; ( nays'I long Pants , worth $1.50 , at 78c ; children's school suits , worth $2 , at ( tIc ; children's flue suits , worth $3.50 , at $1.21 ; chittirea's , dress suits , worth $5 , nt $2.8. Anti so on through tbo line you will find bargain after bargain , Nothing reserveti , Everything must be sohti in ten days. , Goods exchinhigeci It nor. ratisfactory. liono est. honorable. square tienhliug to nIl. I Remember Saturtlay , Jutie 25 , iii the clay and Is for ten days only. Look for ( hue . BIg Reti Sign. L. M. MATTIIE\VS , Agent. $300 or $400 worth of ladles' capes at your price. lYe must vacate this store at : d the morning of Jill ) ' 7. lIlIlliS CA ItltIIIS 'I'II1' C.LJCIJSrS . It'iegiutiitii Solid for Ilitsu In CIlon'll I In tlic' Cit3' . The republican caticuise held last night L for ( lie selection of delegates to the count ) . convention to ho held iicxt. Tuesday wcr i in nearly all of the precincts largely at- . tended anti a big vote was the consequence . I ( lie delegates icelected it is estiniatet I . that II. IV. flyers line forty-nine anti Mr - ! linger nineteen. The flyers men chaIns tIn n result of ( lie caucuses will give them a solk I I , 1Jet5 delegatIon from the city , which utseani Im that. ( lucy will control the vote of the Fifth Sixth and Seventh districts at tile count r conventIon. At. the convention tvcnty-flv rC delegates wihi be elected to each. of the fol . lowing conventions : State , congressional ant i judicial. Following is the result of ( hi 0 caucuses : First \Vnrd-FIrst precinct : John Collins : , Carl A. Morgan , Fred Grout , B. D. Fuller . , Charles Matirer , Committeeman B. D. Ful - icr ; Second oreclnct : Frank Ainsworth , Wi , . A. Groneuicg , G. II. Scott , A. L. Lund ] , Friend Covalt , S. 11. Snyder , Committee . man S. II. Connor. I Seconti Ward-First precinct : C. Straul : I , IV. 0. Dorlanti , J. B. Sweet , C. S. Byert I C. II. Rmcn'lictt ' , George Hansen , C. W. Foi : : ter , conitniUcemnami , J. ii. Sweet ; Seconi d precinct. H. A. Baird , F. T. True , Tlieo - dora ruItrtr , J. C. Baker , Ovide Vien , , J r , H , Pace , committeeman , G. G. Baird. Third Warti-Firict precinct : J. p. Green - ichleids , B. B. Hart , P. C. Devol , jr. , F. C . Gleason , Dr. 11. B. Jennings , T. D. Metcal ] comrnitteemnan , N. C. I'hiilips ; Second pre . : duet : IY. M. Frederick , W . Annin , E. C . I Brown , IV. J. Stevens , Frank Everest , ii I. Butterfielti , committeeman , I-I. Brown. I Fourth lYard-Firet precinct : A. T. Flick lager , J. A. l'atton , 1. M. Treynor , Dr. I ; . Thomas , George S. Wright , Dr. J. I ] I Cleaver , John N. iialdwin , committeemnar : F. 3. Day ; Second precinct ; Soren Wilsot , Slack Peterson , C. IC. Taylor ; j. A. Gor ham , cominitteensan , C. K. Taylor. Fifth Ward-First precinct : C. C. Cllftor S Dcli G , Morgan , Abb Mitchell , C. 'tV. lii , - Donald , F. J. Iloagland , M. 11. Sears , S. , Shuart , ceniiuitteomau , F. J. Horiglanti I ; Second Precinct : L. B , Cousins , T. A. fire ' wick , Thommts Smith , Ed Meyers , Fran l' Peterson , committeeman , T , A. Brewlok. Sixth IVard-Firet precinct : L. M. Shu I- bert , A. C. Harding , J , M. lIarinn , J 3 , Drake , F , lit , West , D , K , Shres'eci , con I. miteemaii , John IV. Ferrier : Second pr u- cinct of time Sixth vard entitled to or to delegate , diti not report. Nor ( Il54'Ndrll liIftIpt ( rossIn , Manager Webster of the Omaha Britli 'l Terminal company has encountered ci mi obstacle In coimipietirig his track on Unit dci avenue. Thto Chicago & Northwestern ro : ccl objects to the terminal compamsy making a croseimig over it track on Union avenue at tO Twelfth street nliti has switched a train of freight cars across the street which a : ret under guard night anti day , , Collars never crack when sent to ti Bluff City laundry , They have a proce : that is easy on clothes , IVili Henry has uncrchmaeutl a. League b I- CCIO front Cole & Cole , Ltitit' Ituthi Jj'gs , ATLANTIC , Ia. , June . 21.---Special ( Tel cm- grnm-Ocnrge ) Caw , aged 18 , au Jndtmstrloi Lie arid poptthtr young mars of Stuart , returnic ig Iconse this afternoon from near Casey a t. tempted to board an extra freight , ii Ut slipped and fell untler a Rock Island ( ml H , cutting off both legs uimlcnouu'n to the ( rob : II- nmien , No , 3 Puissoriger train west suite hi lii half an lioum litter , picked him cci ) aucl toi ak hint to Casey. 1(15th I'rc-s Cititi iitt'i t , Sioux City Journal ' : Iilanco'e threaten cii Invasion of Florida Indicates that ho Ii it's given up taking Chicago at present , ' Des Moines Register : "loiva is hayli a lot of anti-Bryan " rig weather , is ( lie w : icy ( lie Clintort hiemalti expresses It , Yes. at d Wa are going to have sonic nuagniflc at antl-llryan crops , too. Keokuk Gate CIty : Our Iowa populls Is would lotte everybotly undemetaitti that t lie imtitltile of the road Is much wltier this ye am titan usual. So it Is , but ( lint elniply I ci- creases lice chances that ( lie oopullets v , ill get lost. Iavenport Demnocmat : Jackson park , CI ii- cage , five years ago time scone pf the bea U. ( itch white city amid hutitiretis of thiousan ds of vcovle daily , Is now used in hart for ci. fresh aIr sanitarium. Sick babies are car eel for' by trainetl uiumees without charge. Iii ny the Omaha grounds In good time servo lie entice good end. ( ttM II I'ONtltIi'l' , WAShINGTON , June 24-Special ( Te ] to- gmam.-'A ) , F' , Roderaiil was today appoint e i postnmaster at Green Island , Jackson court ty , Is. , antI L. Ii. itathboao at isiclcetsc. I hg Horn county , lVyo , ---a - - - 1 O\\'A'S \ \ ' AID TllE CUBANS St ath Relief' Committh1 sea Up It. AffaIrs and PreptresJt Report , T HIRTEEN CARLOADSOFJ'ROVISIONS SENT art C nslt flninmiep of OjtFiitr Iltintircil flollnrs Ntiuy ott' Ilanti ' .Vhiehi , % hil lie IrsCnrIe.1 to ( lie IruticttnI Cotitittlttee. DES MOINES , June 24.-Specinl ( Tele- gr ani.-The ) state Cuban relief committee it eiti a meeting at the commercial exelmacige ro onts this morning to chose up its affairs p reparatory to submitting Its report to the g overhor , Treasurer Twomnbly submitted hi s report , which showed that the commit- te e bad collected front over the state $2- 37 9.03 and had iaid out $1,059.89 , which le aves a cash balance on hand of $419.14. T his balance with sonic boxes which the co mmittee now has en hand will be sent. to ( lie national committee appointed by P resident McKinley , in New York City. A ltogether thirteen carloads of itrovisions h ave been sent to the relief of the suffering C ubans by the committee. Betsy Smith did hot appear In the district c ourt to receive her sentence this morning. S he was sick antI unabhin to ho Present. She h as been failing slowly for several days a nti had to be taken to Tracy hospital. 11cr a ttorneys stated ( hint she would be able to c omae itito court next Thursday and the semi- t enco was iostponi'd until ( lint time. Attics Brnndt today received notice front 'i Vashlngtomc that ho hatl beers appointed c aptain of the company of colored iniiiiunes t o ho raIsed here. Colored mcmi do not v acmt to go utmder the command of a white c ahtflili nun icinusy of titent will revolt , Comnuarider U. IV. Tirrrlll of the Iowa d epartment Grand Acuity of the RepublIc n iimmouncecl these aivointmnemits today : As- s letant adjutruit general , henry A. Dyer , M ason City ; assistant quartermaster , GenP ra1 IV , A. Abbott , Des Moimit's ; depart- m oist inspector , George Ii. Welch , llooits- b ere ; judge advocate , B. 1' , Soper , Ens- m uettsburg ; chief musterIng elllcer , Abuem' I I. Dutilmamn , Maitcimester , in. ; senior aiiie a iid chulf of staff , George Iii , Parker , Sac C ity. Sici's fIr i.tIitit. CEDAR RAPIDS , In , , June 21.-Speclai ( T clegram.-J. ) M. Brown , assistant emigincer o f the Burlington , Cedar Rapids & Northern r ailway atid a member of ( ho iloard of E ducatlomi of this city , was nricstcd ( Isis m orning charged with crimninal libel. lie w aived c.'caminaton and' wns lielti in bontis at $ 300. Tue coruiplaining witmuess Is E. It. S wan , general agent ot'the Peck-\Vihiianison hs eating nnd Vemmtiiating comnpany. Tire s chool hoard rececitiy'icjulc Investigation of l icatimig apparatus fotn tl1 mcluool building , writing many lctter3allover the country. Mr. Brown received t , eletter from Ensel motsburg which wa ccrogatory to the P eck-Vc'ilhamson ( systenuil Swain charges t hat Brown line been'guilty of criminal libel i mi rnakbmcg the contem of ( lie letter known t o other members of tlnc ° sclmool board. I ) 'riii1ti. OI1ii'e Iilu'iys Up. SIGOUINEY , Ia. , itin 24-Special.-- ( ) The efilce of tlso Sliipmiey Review vas b lotu'n to Pieces yest g uuy by act explosion o f a holler anti the borne of Editor Barton was conuipletely wretiked. Guy Davis , the l ocal editor , was at dlnnerkiu the room above ( lie offIce and wire tli1 cin acoss the room amid badly stunned. For a long tIme It was belIeved ( lint ho had been fatally injured , but with medical assistance he finally re- covered. Just after the noise of the explo- sion , one who happened to be loolcimig in time t llrectlon at the time , saw the bOiler taking a flight 100 feet in the air over the tree tops. It struck in the street , crushing soyh oral trees in its descent. tIn rd'r unit Stiitnide , BURLINGTON , Ca. , June 24.-Speclal.- ( ) The details of the tragetly at Trenton in Henry coflnty confirm the first reports that it was a case of murder and suicide , Perry Elliott , a young niami , deliberately fired a rifle at Miss Etfle Kelley , killing her. and , after he haul gone into his own home fired the shot that ended hIs own life. Miss Kel- Icy was sitting on th porch of her parents't home almost across the street from time home of Elliott when the deed was done. it seems that the young maci was laboring under temporary insanity , due to disorderetl imagination , Storing' for Coal , DES MOINES , ha. , Juno 24.-Special- ( ) The state mine inspector for the southern district states that there Is more drillIng In Monroe , Lucas rind Itinrion counties now ( ban for years. Work Is going on between Lucas and Chariton awl southwest of Lucas , around Iliternan anti south toward Ccntervllhe and around Hamilton and Marysvllle. In this district one company at the poor farm Is sinking a new 225-foot shaft 'West of the inresent hoisting shaft. It will ho completeti in two months. IJti'clIhtw cC a Stint inc. KEOKUIC , Ia. , June 24.-Special-f. ( ) letter has been received by Mayor J , L. Root from General Ii. IV. Tirrihl of Mans- chester , Ia. , accepting an Invitation to do. liver an address at ( ho unveiling of the Cur- tie statue July 4. General Tirrill Is a prom- irient inetmiber of ( lie Grand Armmiy of the Re. public , having been elected comniander of , tlto department of Iowa at last week's con- yention in Sioux City. Shooting sit ONC'eolgl. OSCEOLA , Ia , , Juno 24.-Special ( Tele- grarn-At ) Wooclbumn , ton miles cast at here , , last night , Dr. Wi. F. Swieser was ichot arid killed by nut unknown man wIno has disap- peareti. The perpetrator of ( lie crime was seen to do line shooting , but ( Inure is little description of hint to work on. No mnotive I in known. ril I dt'I I ! , ) , . I1&'i4nt'ti. & CLARINDA , In , , JiWo i4.-Special ( Tcle- gram.-Earl ) Morgnn'i'd ' 19 , vuis tirownel totlay at Shambaugli , ue county. lie uvat I in a boat ( lint wenit cprtlto Notiaway tiver ' tiam , Ills body has eioL.been recovered , lossa l'iI ltk'nI Notes , II , IV. Weeks of Otmtbrie coinlity iras lietimi acinounceil as U cartnjiiitnte for congress It : d the NInth tllstrit't , , gj'i- IV. Ii , Parkln of Bonito huts been brought out as it caniiidate for raIlroad coliimnissioimcr : antI he lina thu baThk of the raiiwa ) - brothtet'lioodcc , ( 1 A Des Moines corl'sptlnitlerit has discoy- crud ( lint the 1)ubuq 4iotels are eiiprgliig the ccumtiidatea befor tto republican state I convention $100 a d' 1 $ for hotel hcadquar- tens. Iowa state officers to be elected title year are : Secretary of state , treasurer , nuitiltor , judge of the supreciq court , clerk of ( Inn ; suhiretfle court , reporter of the euprenin court , attorney gcmieral end railroad corn missioner. Messrs. Allen , Merriam , flobsan , Colinnam I nail others who will be candidates beforn n time republican state convention in Septern - her were with the Iowa people who otteisdet I time exposition on ( lie day of the cledicatlom i of the Iowa buIlding , Thornias Hedge , who wihi he nonnirmatet by the republicans for congress itt the Firsi district , is a native of Iowa. Scum Clark the present. unerriber from ( ho clinntrtct , Ii ; also a native ofilme state , arid so is hiober ( a , Couslus , of the Fifth district. FROM - OMAVA To MANAWA _ . _ _ , - r : : : : : E ; : : : : - ' 1' : ; I Will Iand You iii Maudwa ' .IuJn Thirty-Five Minutes. i , , ! . 's .i 1-IE bathing season' commenced oti the 19th inst. Thc water is fine-just right for a bath. Take the Bridge line , which passes the principal hotels. Nice tenting spaces for rent , Special performance at 4:30 : and 8:30 : p. in. Band concert. No extra charoe for picnic parties Tables and chairs free , Call 'Phone No. 50. L EVIES A PER CAPiTA TAX P rovizion to Raise Money for General Federation Purposes. LI VELY PARLIAMENTARY SCRIMMAGE M rs. llenn'tltn tttnIces nit Ritegetle Si,00e'In iii l'ii'or of ( lie Chnnngc -DIt'tnssIuili uS Club 'l'oniti'M. DENVER , June 24.-The thousands of I cl ubs belonigimig to the General Fcderatioti o f Wonseit's Clinba are to be taxed annetally , a t the into of 10 emits per capita. This re- s uit. was itnmully reached today rut the Broa'fl'v w ay theater amid a sputter of parlianiemitary p oints and prolonged applatiso. Mrs. lieu- ro tini , who macic an effcctive speech on be- hi att of tiiiic fitianelut iu'uiovatiomi ' , smiled tr iumphantly auth ( lie dehegattoits who de- el ated they would withitlrnw looked some- w hat wilted. This was the breezy icession of th e whole convention and Its outcome imlaces t he federation emi a strictly busimiess , iii- s tead of a semi-charity basis. This ruling caine as a result of ( he reso- l uttouus uttered by Mrs. JulIa H. Shattuck of C hIcago , chairman of ( Inn ways and niit'ans c ommittee , who stated the treasury bad but $ 4,700. Of resources for the counting two y ears , with prospects of fully $12,000 cx- p ensce , leaving out of coasideratioti the cx- p eaces which omccms would probably partly a msunie. Thie new provision will miot go into u ft0t. ttntll 11100 , 9nd will bring lute time t reasury about $5,500 annually. Mrs. lien- n oUn was emphatic its her arguments , end- l ug with "Women who conic to conventions t o cavil emi parliamentary points where a g reat issue is at stake had better stay at h ome. " I The session ended , every woman put hen h at on straight while a pIcture of the con- v entiomi was taken , with Mrs. llenrotin cent- vs s picuotisly in the toegrounid. Following the free trolley ride early in t he morning , was the "Educatiomial Confer- o nce" at. Broadway theater , in charge of i Miss Margaret J. Evaimi of Minnesota , with Mrs. John ft. Hanna as local assistant chnlr- li mo. With reference to the work of ( ho s tate fetierations addresses were made by I Mrs. Alice Fye Brlggs of Maine , . Mrs. Alice B radford WIles of IllinoIs , Mrs. B. N. V'al- t on of Massachusetts , Mrs. Jemmnle Lozler o f New 'York , Mrs. IV. B. Lowe of GeorgIa , Mrs. M. A. Keaiing of Michigan , Mrs. J. B. Rernler of Iowa , amid Miss Celia F. Osgood o f Colorado. At tile same time was held the conference o n 'CIub Methods" In Unity church , with Mrs. d. Perkins of MIchigan In the c hair , anti Mrs. .3. Itt. Coniuc as local as- s istant chairman. Some of the speakers a nd their subjgetz werc "Shall Member- s hip Be Limited or Unhimniteii ? " Mrs. C. C. Richardsan of Colorado and Mrs. Sarah Splatt of Colorado ; "Shall Asnociate Morn- hera be Admitted ? " Mrs. Howard Stephen- s on of l'ennsylu'ania ; "Duties , Advantages a nti Disadvantages of Membership Commit- t eo , " by Mrs. Frederic Lyon Charles of New York ; "Are the Best Results Obtainel by Working Together or in Groups ? " Mm's. IV. P. Hanford of Nebraska ; "Reintiod Between Study Classes arid Dc- partnient Clubs , " Mrs. Laura A. Scanimon of Missouri ; "Value and Best Methods of Pro- mating Extemporaneous Speaking , " MrS. henry Newton Lee , Colorado ; "Shall Our Literary Work Tend Toward Specialization or Generalization ? " Mrs. M , A. 13. jloweliti of MichIgan ; "Itt it In Danger of Lessening ( lie Practical ? " Mrs. Elizabeth Ii. Hitt of Indiana , The afternoon sessions will ho devoted to "Art , ' ' under Mrs. liernian linli of Illinois , amid "The Intiustrial Probierui as it Affects I Worruen anti Citihtiren , " in charge of , ilIss Claire tie Ornifenreid of Washington. D. C. CoitCerelloc ( UI Art , One of the noticblo sessions of the tedor- atlon wAs tIre conference of art clubs inmler , tine direction of Mrs. herman DalI of Chicago - cage , F'qlliowin the address of the chair- man on the "New Movement" were reportn I of four organizations tloicmg practical art ' , work , by Mrs. Lticy B , Morris of Berlin Wis. ; Mi's. Clturrles B. Conant ofVeils Miami. ; Mrs. Walter Oinle of Chicago nail Mrs. Charles Leroy Moss of St. Louis. 'lto ilitmatnated lecture by itaiph Clariesor : I of Chicago on "lion' to Judge a Picture' Picture'I was folioweti by ilve-tmninute atidresses on : I d'Art inn the Schools , " by Mrs. Clara Stevenson - . son of Jeffcrsonville , md. ; Mrs. It. B , Far- ' sort of Chicago , Miss Cornelia B. Iiedforii 01 r I'iuiincielphmln , Mitts Kate Stoddard of Lin. ' coIn , NeIm. ; Mitts Jennie B , McKee of Coy' . ington , ICy. Another series of talks on 'Art in ( lii I I Clubs" bath as participants Miss Anoti Cant . fIeld of Grand htapitls , Michi. ; Miss Inca A , Iiiaachand of I'ortlantl , Mo , ; Miss Sarah A Irew of Cambridge , Mass ; Ir. Mary Cogs . well of Cedar Rapitls , Ia. , and Mrs. Candact 3 Wheeler of New York , An adtiress on 'Iiave ' 1tVe fluintinctlyn American Artists , " by Mm's. Enilly Palme : Cope of New York acid the presentatIon o "Monumiiental Art itt the \'cst" by Mrs. 31 C , BenjamIn of Deiiver , concluded with discussion under ( ito leadership of Mis : Mary /t. Temple of Knoxville , Tents , , Mrs 31. A. l\'asiibuna of Los Angeles and Mrs I , Louis Van Leon Lyndo or Syracuse , N , V , At the same hour was held another conference - forenco tieyoted to the industrial problem a. C it , affects women and chtihtiren , with Mis S Claire Do Graffeorcido of Waabintou , D , C. , , . * : * k : * * : L FRUIT AND 6ARDN FARMIN PAV1 Z Around Council Bluffs I W ii ) . 4. . Ynni can bins' I tin tcrs'enl nit ii at in I ill ti t'oeeti Cmi I t I a intl n eli i'm iIi'r I ii ( Iii' . 'It'lniIt' ( in'sliere iii ( lie LI initeti Stintes. TIter , ' is inn Cciii- , l'n of crops here , LonnIc at otnr l'rnnit Piirmns ash Il t Int'y into iii lit-in r- ! ( nig. 0 4 : DAY & 1-LESS. ' . 'rue Real . fIrtkerit , " ( Poan'l St. . Council Bluffs , In. tI . l'i't'.oiuuthly eoumtluct. ' buyers through 0 e otin' tIt'iit ; for irtforniiatluir . what. . ' tutu stmcI.o ' ? ? orehi mc itt S ireti a f cli nrg' ' . , t . yam . . * : * * * :4 : + , i n tIne chair. Tue chief speaker was Mrs. S ydney'ebb of London , who dIscussed lion' t o do away with the ' 'sweating s'temii. ' ' M rs. Corrine Brown of Chicago added her v iews and 31i's. Kary Kenny O'Sullivan s poke of "Tint Union for Industrial I'rog- r oss. " Mrs. A. 1' . Stevens of Chicago lireselItcil s tatistics on labor legislation for womuietn a rid chilidremi in the United States , the pro- g ram concluding us'ltii a talk out "Silk C ulture" by Mrs. Ella E. Lane flowes of C hicago. Tim evening session , devoted to "Art anti U tility , " in charge of Mrs. AlIce hog Breech o f Boston , was a special treat. Mrs. ( 'an- d ace \t'heeler of New York 81)01CC along t hese Iitie , follonod by "Art and tine 31mm- n icipality" by Mr. Sytlilcy Webb , who is a member of ( lie commnty coumiell iii London. The climax was a stereopticon lecture on " Art for Wonian's Clnmbs" by Miss Anita C aulfield of Granmil Itapinls , il1chi. , the tal- e nted young woniani vIto has mmmdc 'such a ic lilentlill imnpression ems the conventiomi. Iii the imiterimne of conferences , neceptiouis n nti.tree trolley rides entertained the vlsi- t ons. Tomorrow special trains furnished by D emiver hostesses will take the club women a rotnmuti "the loop" to Georgetown , where t hey will be entertained at luncheon , Time presidents held a meeting tomilght anti a grecul upon the questions of taxation anti r epresentation of state federations. Their , 0 c omicltmslons will be vresented tn the general f ederation for final action. The agreonient was that the taxation of state federatiotms f or ( lie benefit of tine general fetieratloim shall b e 25 cents for each club. The rcpresemtta- t ion for cmiii state federation of 125 climbs ' leics Is to be five delegates , and one debt- g ate for each additIonal twenty-five clubs. PEYTRAL FORMS A CABINET Snicct't'ds in Ct'ttimit 'FogeIncr ii Fremnels 1iinisr' to Stmecc'ed ( hut of ill , Meliiie. PARIS , June 24.-M. Peytmal has sue- ceeded in formIng a cabinet to succeed tine retiring ministry of N. Meilrne , It is colt- stituted as follows : Profiler anti MInister of the Interior-M. Paul I'eytnal. Minnitmter of Foreigrn Aumair's-M. Do Frey- cinet. Mlttieter of War-M. Godfrey Cavnac. Minister of Marine-Vice Adimmimal Fnancoinn Fournler. Minister of Finance-M , hmsui do I.onibre. Minister of Justice-.31. Ferdinand Samnien. Minister of Coloaies-M , Thieopbiic Del Cause , Minister of Conscnerce-M. Bottle Mare- ionic. Minister of Agnicultnire-Senator Baduel , Minister Public Works-M , Georges Lay- gues. gues.Minister Minister Pubiic Instnuction-M , Charles Dupuy. i'1Nt4IONS 1'lt % ' 1iS'l'ItItN % 'Ii'r'ItIIANS. Snn r'tyors of Late ' . 'znr iIi'nnteiuheresl . In. t Iiit'nernl ( o'eril uncut , WAShINGTON , Juno 24.--Special.-l'en- ( ) shouts have beers issued as follows : Issue of Juno 13 : Nebraska : Increase-Wiiiiuirn F. Mc- Cune , Grenilmani , $16 to $17. Reissue antI Incrertat'-Thnornlisect Bucker , Wetitervtlte , $ G to $8. Oniglninl Widow , etc-Christluriui Lehln'ock , Germnamitown , $8. Iowa : Onlglmmal-Jammies Citasteen , IVil- ton Juntcthemi , $ tL Additlonai-llamnioy Kntitff- mnamiim , Font Matlietmic , $6 to $8 , ltsmiewal and Reiesnte-Ehluts h'rmmitim , Den Moines , $6. lncrease-W'illian Brimsis , 'I'ariinn , $6 to $8. Original \\'klowc , cte.-Sarucli 10. Cook , flruikcaviilc , $8 ; special , June 14 , Special Act , Anita 31 , Tate' , mother , Lyons , $12. South Iakota : Suppieniemital-Jolint levine - vine , Ttmrtnn , $6. Colorado : Original-Johnson Barker , Denver , * 6. inicnciante-Anutimoiny Jordoit , lcnver , $6 to $10. Original Wi.Iowc , dc.- ' Minors of Wilhinirn Shiroile , Iummnnont ) , $16 , , 11.-nt I'd iiintiiislnsl I , ' , WAShINGTON , June 24.-Sitccial ( Telo- , gnamii.-Seumiitor ) Alien retncrcieii from No- braslta today , The senator is fttll of calIco- siasni over ( lie Transummisslesilipi Exposition anti says it is easily the biggest show since the W'orhul'c fair. S. A. Scarlo of Melrose left for his mocne today , Senator Thurston has gone to CambrIdge - brIdge to attend tite class day exercises of Iiarvartl , where his son Clarence lB a student , HYMENEAL , C'rnuiIer-ti'lsui'r , ShELTON , Neb , , June 24-Iiltecinl-AI ( ) ; S30 ; o'clock Inst evening at the home ol George Itleisner , one tulle north of town occurtetl the emmarrlago of his daughter Norci Ii. to Mn , Orari M. Crunniey , The cereuton - Was pronounced by Itey. C. F. traves of ( hr I'zesbyteninua church , DOHANY THEATR.I 'I'ONIUII'r' , MARETTA SISTERS Acrobatic , ( 'iintortionists , litneers and 0 Traezo 'tmi Ic. l linrtlett .t ; ilowitril , ' . 'iIi 31 , ( 'mnrrol I in Siet'Inl t li'icStat'L ( ' , , , my tnt "A L1USflA1U 1 CLuiftR" 3 trttituce Saturiitnv nfti'rnoomt. L'Iiatelain \\'ittclm 'i1l be gt'enn itvuty. i'inicis , it ) CIIN'I'S. wIt1 o'rnisns' trr. co'cvi.'r 0 OTUS Searles & Searles , , p SPECIALISTS Qorflutce to cure .peedIl' mmmcl raihi' c nll' ull icisuvous. C11fl0'iIO A.IJ PIITYATE cit.eii.e. of Men emil wonuens WEfK LiEn SYPLIS ' , SEXUALLY. cured for life. NLIht Emissions , Lost Manhood , fly d nocole , Vericocale , Oonorrhea , G.oet , Sypn h un Stricture , Piles , Fistula and Recta thcers , Diabetes , Bright's DIsease cured. , , , . Consultation Free. Strichre and ! eet : . by new method without pain or cutting' , , Calion or address with stamp. Treatmens by mail , non cirsnira V orsnnro J1't14t1.at I JI1O. dtIIIILtd ft dUIIILCd. uiL' 114 , Zci The Ladles' Deparrineut 01 the New Hygiene 0 I nstitiite ra now open for business , and fully , equipped with two now apparatus for giving the most healthful , pleasing baths know ? to time world. TIne INSTITUTE has among its patronS , the beet known ladles In Omaha , We asic yes (0 gIve it a trial of two baths at least acid If it In not found as represented , we wL1 refund your money , Rooms , New Quarters , 216-218-22OBee BuiIriIn New Hyqicue oust. vvvtJvvvvvtAfeiAuItfJftArd tPJVN'W Relieves Kidney 0 ECnddor I lroublcs .t ence. I Ct.rcoIn V I , : 48Ucuiait 0 URItARY DISCIIArtGES 0 rinca- : ; , . , . ' J ii' ' , , , , r' ( f ri . . i . rrintefrli , ' , . ,1 - DUFFY'S PURE MALT Wlli ! [ ALL DRUCCISTSS _ _ _ _ - . ' 0 ' FIRE REO. - ! jtrti hurried , HASTINGS , Neb. , June , 24-Iipecintl--'i ( ) The largo barn belonging to Mr , Barrowi , at the corner of Fifth street and Lexinmgto avenue , was completely destroyed by fir jnidjjtjjjhljjjjjj
